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According to the census, his parents were born in Maryland. His paternal grandparents were from Prussia and Hanover. The elder Ruth then became a counterman in a family-owned combination grocery and saloon business on Frederick Street. Details are equally scanty about why young George was sent at the age of 7 to St.
Early years George Herman Ruth Jr. Of the eight, only George Jr. Ruth's father owned a tavern, and running the business left him and his wife with little time to watch over their children.
Young George began skipping school and getting into trouble. He also played baseball with other neighborhood children whenever possible. At the age of seven Ruth was sent to the St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys, a school that took care of boys who had problems at home.
It was run by the Brothers men who had taken vows to lead religious lives of a Catholic order of teachers. Ruth wound up staying there off and on until he was almost twenty. Mary's, Ruth studied, worked in a tailor shop, and learned values such as sharing and looking out for smaller, weaker boys.
He also developed his baseball skills with the help of one of the Brothers.
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Signs baseball contract Ruth became so good at baseball both hitting and as a left-handed pitcher that the Brothers wrote a letter to Jack Dunn, manager of the Baltimore Orioles minor league baseball team, inviting him to come see Ruth.
After watching Ruth play for half an hour, Dunn offered him a six-month contract for six hundred dollars. Dunn also had to sign papers making him Ruth's guardian until the boy turned twenty-one.
When Dunn brought Ruth to the Oriole locker room for the first time inone of the team's coaches said, "Well, here's Jack's newest babe now! Ruth pitched on championship teams in andbut he was such a good hitter that he was switched to the out-field so that he could play every day.
Pitchers usually play only every four or five days because of the strain that pitching has on their throwing arm. In his twenty-nine home runs set a new record and led to the beginning of a new playing style.
Up to that point home runs occurred very rarely, and baseball's best players were usually pitchers and high-average "singles" hitters. By Ruth's frequent home runs made the "big bang" style of play more popular and successful. Becomes legend with the Yankees In Babe Ruth was sold to the New York Yankees for one hundred thousand dollars and a three hundred fifty thousand dollar loan.
This was a huge event which increased his popularity. In New York his achievements and personality made him a national celebrity.
Off the field he enjoyed eating, drinking, and spending or giving away his money outright; he earned and spent thousands of dollars. By he was paid eighty thousand dollars for a season, a huge sum for that time, and his endorsement income money received in return for public support of certain companies' products usually added up to be more than his baseball salary.
He led the league in home runs many times, and the 60 he hit in set a record for the game season. Roger Maris hit 61 home runs in a game season in Ruth's lifetime total of home runs is second only to the hit by Hank Aaron —.
When Ruth's career ended inhe had hoped to become a major league manager, but his reputation for being out of control made teams afraid to hire him.
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In honor of Picture Book Marathon month, each of the TeachingAuthors will be sharing how we approach picture book writing. Mary Ann kicked off the topic in her last post, where she talked about how deceptively simple picture book texts appear to be to those who haven't studied them. I once heard Tomie dePaola, the author and/or illustrated of over 200 books, say that of all writing genres (including novels for adults), a picture book text is the most difficult.
Instead of discouraging me, dePaola's words were a great consolation. I didn't feel quite as bad about my struggles to sell a picture book. (Mary Ann's words about typically taking at least three years to write and polish a picture book are consoling to me, too.) As I shared in another post, I first became interested in children's publishing precisely because I wanted to write picture books. I eventually learned that novel writing comes more easily to me. But part of me still has ideas that I believe would make terrific picture books. So I work on them in between my novel writing.
It's not always easy for me to transition between the two genres (especially when the novel I'm working on is in the voice of a teenager living in 18th-century Milan!). The best way I've found to get into a picture book state-of-mind is to begin by reading aloud several picture books that have a tone or rhythm similar to what I'm aiming for. As I've shared before, I sometimes also type out the text of those books. I recommend my students working on picture books do the same.
Don't know which picture books to study? You might want to begin with those on the New York Public Library's 100 Picture Books Everyone Should Know, or the Top 100 Picture Books Poll Results compiled at the Fuse #8 Production blog. (See the Blogosphere Buzz below for some Fuse #8 news.) If you're looking for more recent favorites (especially if you're trying to create a manuscript that might actually get published in the current market), then check out the latest winners of the Charlotte Zolotow Award for picture book text. (In case you didn't know, my fellow TeachingAuthor Mary Ann Rodman won the Zolotow Award for her book, My Best Friend. So go back and re-read her post to learn whatt inspired that manuscript.) Another approach would be to do an author study of a picture book author's body of work. Some of my favorites for this include Mem Fox, Lisa Wheeler, Phyllis Root, and Carolyn Crimi. Mem Fox also has two terrific articles on her website that every aspiring picture book writer should read: "So You Want to Write a Picture Book" and "20 Do's and 20 Don'ts." One of Fox's comments inspired the Writing Workout below.
As if writing a successful picture book manuscript wasn't hard enough, I am also working on my first picture book biography. This is a unique genre onto itself. Finding the best picture book biographies to study is a bit more challenging than simply finding great picture books. Most of the following lists are for general nonfiction, not necessarily picture books or biography, but they've led me to some terrific books.
"In picture books, especially, there is no room for side-trips, interesting asides, meandering down this path and that—a picture book needs a tight focus and a clean storyline. And because a picture book is illustrated, the story you tell has to be dramatic—people have to do things, and, ideally, do them in different places."
Ironically, reading Kerley's post became a "side-trip" in my search for resources that list well-written picture book biographies. :-) If you know of places to find exceptional picture books, especially biographies, please share them in the comments.
And if you're participating in this year's Picture Book Marathon, hang in there. You can do it!
"At the start of a story we need to be as direct as possible. It's a common sin to beat about the bush, and waffle on for too long. We should attempt to say who, when, and where in the first two sentences, and then begin to state the problem. We have to solve a problem during a story otherwise we have no trouble. Without trouble we have no plot. Only trouble is interesting. "
For this workout, grab 6-12 picture books you admire. Study the opening pages. Examine how they introduce "who, when, and where" and "state the problem." Identify what the "trouble" is and how it is resolved.
Now look at your picture book in progress and do the same thing. Have you done a good job of showing the "trouble" in your story? Does your resolution solve the initial story problem or have you inadvertently veered off-course?
Go back to the Barbara Kerley quote above. In your story, have you kept "a tight focus and clean storyline"? Are your characters doing things, ideally in a variety of settings?
Congratulations to Betsy Bird, creator of the Fuse #8 Production blog, on celebrating her 5th Blogiversary. For those who aren't familiar with this blog, it's a great resource for both book reviews and general children's publishing news.
Even if you're not participating in this year's Picture Book Marathon, check out the official marathon blog for helpful tips on picture book writing.
On Monday, Alice Pope announced on the SCBWI Children's Market Blog that the entry period for the first-ever SCBWI Crystal Kite Member Choice Awards has been extended. If you're an SCBWI member with a book published in 2010, be sure to see her blog post for information on how you can nominate your book.
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I'm glad your found the post helpful. And thanks for sharing it on Facebook and Twitter. If you like, you can friend me on Facebook at www.facebook.com/carmelamartino. All our blog posts appear on my profile page, so it's easy to share them with other FB members.
Good luck with shortening your article. Your dilemma has given me an idea for a future post on how to "write tight."
You may have read this already, but Ann Whitford Paul has written a fabulous book called 'Writing Picture Books' which is one of the best on the topic (I think). Besides giving you tons of great picture book titles to read, she has exercises that will take you outside of your comfort zone in writing picture books and will help you make your own picture book story the best it can be.
Excellent resources! I agree that a picture book, especially a biography, needs to have a simple and exciting storyline. However, the great thing about picture books is that small side trips can be taken through design and illustrations, as well as pieces of text. If done well, you have a wonderfully layered book that readers can keep exploring, as long as the storyline is upfront and central. Along with many others, the first examples I think of are books by Peter Sis.
Bruce, thanks for your comments. I agree about the benefits of using design and illustrations for "side-trips," or perhaps adding another layer of the story, as in SNOWFLAKE BENTLEY.


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Steve Watts is to celebrate the opening of his whisky distillery Mainland Whisky this weekend. (Contributed photo)
New whisky distillery to open in South Surrey
Mainland Whisky to open this weekend with festive cocktails
South Surrey's first whisky distillery is set to open its doors.
Located in the Campbell Business Park, Mainland Whisky is to open its tasting lounge this weekend with samples and festive cocktails made with their American-style corn whisky, cinnamon whisky and Wildrose Whisky Liqueur.
According to a news release from the company, Mainland Whisky distillers honour traditional moonshine practices with their own recipes using organic B.C. corn and barley. The whisky is made in small batches.
"It's handcrafted whisky, so we're, I think, the only guys in B.C. kind of doing American-style whisky," owner Steve Watts said.
Watts said his whisky is akin to bourbon, but "we can't call it bourbon because we're in Canada, so we call it corn whisky."
Watts said that there's a number of stipulations that need to be met in order to call a whisky bourbon – including that it be made with 51 per cent corn or more – but the most important is that it be made in the U.S.
Watts said he'll be available to provide whisky education at the event.
The cinnamon whisky contains no added sugar or glycerin, he said, which can be found in mainstream brands like Fireball cinnamon whisky.
"And then we actually do a liqueur as well, Wildrose Whisky Liqueur."
According to the company's website, the liqueur is a cross between corn whisky and wild rose petals.
"We locally forage wild roses and then we reduce them down to a syrup. And then we infuse our whisky with it, and it's a 25 per cent alcohol opposed to 40," Watts said.
"It's sweet and has almost chocolatey notes."
The tasting room is located at the distillery, which Watts said was quite the challenge to build due to the fire safety regulations in the City of Surrey.
"We had to go through a lot to get our permits. Surrey is kind of notorious for their fire safety, so they actually made us build a concrete bunker – a distilling room we call it, but it's basically a bunker," Watts said.
Everything from the anti-explosion lights, fixtures, and receptacles were subject to the code, he added.
"So it was a year and a half of waiting and building, basically," he said. "We were pushing so hard to get open before Christmas and we finally were able to hit that goal – thank goodness."
The "Christmas at the Mainland" event is to take place Dec. 14-15 from 12-8 p.m. at 107-3425 189 St.
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The Famous Pop/Soul Singer, Tina Turner's "Big wheel" will "keep on turning," as it is revealed that the multiple time Grammy Winner was able to receive a Kidney Transplant and avoid having to start Dialysis.
The 78-year-old hit maker noted in an upcoming autobiography that she was suffering from Chronic Kidney Disease, and by 2016 her kidneys were at "twenty percent (20%) and plunging rapidly." Thanks to her husband, Edwin Bach (German music executive), she was able to avoid ever having to start Dialysis because he was willing to be her donor. Turner, whose hits include "Proud Mary" and "What's Love Got to do With It?," married Bach in 2013 after a long relationship.
Turner says she was "overwhelmed by the enormity of his offer," and accepted his kidney. Both appear to have made a full recovery and afterward the superstar felt "happy, overwhelmed and relieved that we'd come through this alive."
Well, we are certainly happy for them both and wish them a lifetime of happiness and continued success together. This story highlights the fact that Living Kidney Donation is safe and highly rewarding. The donor is able to know that their gesture saved and/or greatly improved the life of a loved one or stranger. Moreover, the recipient gets to lead a fuller life that is longer (on average) and by most accounts, easier than living on Dialysis. If you would like help connecting with potential, life-saving selfless Living Kidney Donors, then the KidneyBuzz.com Team would love to help (click here).
Would you accept a kidney from a loved one? How long have you been waiting for your transplant? Share your experience and insights with the over 82,000 Friends who have liked KidneyBuzz.com on Facebook (click here). Also, follow the over 250,000+ monthly individual viewers who visit KidneyBuzz.com regularly for the latest daily news and information which teach those with Chronic Kidney Disease, Dialysis, Kidney Transplant, Diabetes, and Hypertension (High Blood Pressure) how to better manage and improve their lives. Erica Ashley Jenkins (Dialysis Nurse) said, "Hello I just wanted to let you know I work in a dialysis clinic and over half of our clinic reads this page, we enjoy everything you put on and love to have new information. My patients are a very grateful."
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Visit Mrs. Beasley In Downtown Youngstown : Iron and String Life Enhancement, Inc.
Please stop down and knock on the display windows next to our new Golden String Radio Station and Purple Cat music program to say "hey" to our mascot, Mrs. Beasley.
Mrs. Beasley can often be seen basking in the sun in the front windows. Mrs. Beasley was a stray who arrived with her baby, Carmen. Unfortunately, Carmen passed away, but Mrs. Beasley continues to thrive next to City Hall.
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Short Film and Radical Resistance: Bristol Radical Film Festival 2016
October 10, 2016 Andrea Gibbons	Leave a comment
Headed down to the Old Malt House in Bristol yesterday to catch a piece of the Bristol Radical Film Festival — the programme of shorts. With over 2000 submissions, the films they chose were wonderful indeed. In many ways short films face the same challenges as short stories — creating something to hold the attention, convey a message. To open up a character in a very short amount of time, or perhaps rather than a character a city, an aspect of human nature or action. These last featured in the opening film One Million Steps (Eva Stoltz), and this turned out to be my favourite. In truth what I loved most, though, was the feeling of the whole, seeing so many different kinds of film exploring various aspects of resistance. Still, this was brilliant and beautiful and expressive of so much in a very unique way.
An exploration of a city and its people through the sharing of the unexpected joy that dance can bring in the face of poverty and the destruction of the old and beautiful to make way for neoliberal development. From their website:
"Rhythm as a universal language, inspired us to meet with a city and its habitants through the rhythms of the steps we take in our lives. We chose Istanbul as our destination, a city of extreme contrasts that is over 2000 years old and subject to the expansion of a neo-liberal economy. What pressures does this generate? What becomes visible when we look at the daily steps and movements of the habitants?
With a small crew, we filmed for a week in April 2013. End of May 2013 country wide protests broke out and our initial questions suddenly became visible and audible everywhere. Not only did the movements of the people in the streets change – protesters and policemen pressing through the streets, people occupying a park to prevent it from demolition, banging pots and pans out of windows at 9pm – but people seemed to ask themselves different questions: how will this continue? How do I want to live and relate to my fellow citizens? What will be my next step?
Through the changing sounds and movements in the city, we felt a peaceful and creative resistance against a system that has alienated itself from the people and their needs. In the film we see through the eyes of the dancer how people reclaim their living space and fight for a piece of freedom. The dancer is a-political and playful at first, but then she discovers her affinity with the people in the protest and uses her dance as a powerful expression of solidarity.
There is so much here about life, music, daily resistance and extraordinary moments of resistance. So much about what it means to live with the destruction of neighborhoods as context — a blog post on the Istanbul places lost since filming is here.
This was followed by Silent Country (James Wren), a look at the future where even Bristish-born children of immigrant parents are being hunted down. I found it quite gripping — also curious that in the discussion afterwards some expressed that it needed exposition at the opening to set the scene, and that it was confusing. The curious thing is that Mark and I thought perhaps there was too much.
The Tomatoes Tree (Armin Mobasseri) — the struggle of two immigrants to cross the next border, the jokes and small talk of travel and the amazing contrast of this journey with that of the tourists wandering around taking pictures with their ipads.
No Te Conozco, Pero Te Necesito Para Cambiar El Mundo [I don't Know You, But I Need You to Change the World] (Libres Films) — A wonderful short documentary on Rexiste, a political action group using art and action to challenge power in Mexico. I watched this and realised suddenly how many opportunities we missed when we were organising in LA, to use film to expand our strategies and our solidarity. Also, drones are being used in fascinating ways. But I could imagine the ladies breaking out the stencils after seeing this.
Cthulu Regio Entropy (Flavio Carvalho) — This one minute film is awesome with its accompanying text, bewildering without. 'A probe launched. A flyby over 'Cthulhu Regio' in Pluto. Data lost.'
The Movement (Shawn Antoine) — on the Black Lives Movement, but it gave too much time to the white lady talking about all lives matter, the footage from only one small protest…
Streets of Parliament (Lottie O'Connell) — I liked this combination of footage and views across East London. Not just because I love East London. But I sought what I knew in the montage, and thought it fit in well with the other types of short we were watching…
Pirates are the Best Customers (Alex Lungu) — I love infographicky sorts of things, and this was interesting enough, but if anything could have been said not quite to fit, it was this. That bit where the corporate executive is bouncing off the artists like a trampoline though? Amazing.
Austerity (Ranos Gavris) — a powerful short film returning to the world of narrative, character and resistance, a very slow, moving view into the meaning of crisis in Greece. The director was there, as well, and it was good to hear him speak about it.
Tree (Director: Sadegh Akbari, ArtDirector: Mohammad Zare, Storyboard: Masoud Sabahi) — I loved this animation, it was a brilliant way to end. There is nothing online about it, but here is a view of the story board
And the animation itself…
It's very short, wholly darkly unexpected.
Short film is such an amazing media, I really need to remember to take more time, seek more of it out.
For more on film…
Reading I, Daniel Blake: Screenplay and Film
Cathy Come Home
The End of Arthur's Marriage: Ken Loach
Ken Loach: Up The Junction
Three Clear Sundays: Ken Loach
Production Designer Ken Adam: the architecture of villains, corporations and government
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Intellectual climate change pervades protectionism: Montek
Web India, March 19, 2018
Planning Commission Former Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia on Monday said an 'intellectual climate' change is occurring where arguments for protectionism are being forwarded to justify growth and inclusion.
"The brunt of which will be borne by consumers and businesses in the long-run," he warned. While speaking at an International Conference on "Competition and Development" organised by CUTS International here, Mr Ahluwalia said that jurisdictions across the globe are promoting and implementing policies that erect protectionist barriers in order to promote growth and inclusion. "However, there are inherent costs of such measures and the same might actually end up negatively impacting consumers and adversely affecting global competitiveness of domestic businesses, especially exporters," he said. By explicating the adverse impact of policy-led distortions to competition, Ahluwalia mentioned that the sources of interference in the competitive environment of markets are not limited to business behaviour and anti-competitive practices.
"Thus, competition policy could play a much more constructive role in casting its net over broader set of issues and help frame competitive market structures across sectors of the economy," Dr Singh added.
Highlighting the role of market regulators to this end, Competition Commission of India (CCI) Chairman Dr DK Sikri stated that the concept of inclusive growth has taken centre-stage and a robust competition regime ensures that the rules of game remain fair for market players and ensures that entities do not enter into anti-competitive practices which distort market competition. Moreover, the virtue of competition lies in enlarging the size of the cake in terms of economic growth and bringing in economic efficiencies, Dr Sikri said.
While addressing the issue of jurisdictional overlaps between market regulators such as the CCI and specific sectoral regulators such as TRAI, Dr Sikri mentioned that each are governed by distinct legal frameworks and those should be respected.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development's (OECD) Competition Committee Chairman Prof. Fredric Jenny and UNCTAD Head of Competition Policy and Consumer protection Ms. Teresa Moreira, ,stated that competition policy and law could play a major role in translating development objectives into economic policies. Moreover, competition can be utilised as a positive instrument for framing government policies and permeating economic policy making. Elucidating the broad theme of the conference – "Competition and Development – How can competition policy promote inclusive growth?", CUTS International Secretary General Pradeep Mehta highlighted that competition policy has an inherent and critical role to play in development and it needs to be utilised optimally to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Its role is further amplified in the context of developing countries which intend to promote inclusive growth and equality of business opportunities, he added.
Over 120 participants from across the Globe – South Asia, South East Asia, Africa, United States of America, United Kingdom and India participated in the conference.
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I work on space debris. Space debris is the remains of human activity in space. So when we launch rockets, pieces of rocket stay in space as well as old satellites that have finished their missions. A whole host of different objects. Today the quantity of space debris has increased so much that we are forced to find ways to eradicate it. I work on modelisation in relation to fragmentation events, i.e. collisions and explosions. I see how the debris generated evolves. The idea is to stop debris falling to Earth and also to prevent it from partially or totally destroying "operational" satellites. Above all we aim to preserve the space environment. I'm a cleaning woman in space. Or rather, a surface technician specialised in space cleaning.
It was a girlhood dream to work with stars. Travelling into space is a childhood dream I still have today. I was deeply touched by magnificent pictures of stars, nebula and planets. Because of these images, I told myself that, later, I'd become an astronomer. I don't know how but I'll become an astronomer.


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A template for Software Structures for User Interfaces Fall 2017 course, Homework 3.

To get started with your homework, please fork this repository. Instructions can be found here:https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/

Be sure to add me, your TA, as a collaborator on your forked repository, so that I can grade your work! My github name is mkery. To add collaborators, follow this guide:https://help.github.com/articles/inviting-collaborators-to-a-personal-repository/

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Isolated tricuspid valve disease is rare in adults. It is seen in form of infection (endocarditis) in patients with abuse of i.v. drugs. Another rare cause of isolated tricuspid valve regurgitation is interference with the electrode of a permanently implanted electrophysiology device (pacemaker, defibrillator). Tricuspid valve regurgitation is seen frequently in mitral valve disease of long duration and is due to dilatation of the natural ring of the tricuspid valve. Surgical treatment is normally directed towards repair of the valve, either by implanting a specific prosthetic rigid ring or by bicuspidalization of the valve and / or by suturing the three leaflets in the middle ("trifoglio / trefoil").


Pilate agonizes over his decision about Jesus (Cast: 1 M 1 F Time: 5 min. Theme: Good Friday) All plays are licensed using the guidelines set with the Dramatists Guild of America. For professional theatres with seating capacity of over 100 seats, please contact Delvyn Case for licensing and pricing of the production in accordance with the Dramatists Guild of America.
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Last week the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced that the Global Financial Innovation Network (GFIN) is accepting applications for cross-border testing of innovative financial products, services or business models.
The development is a leap forward for the FinTech industry and demonstrates strong commitment and sentiment from regulators globally when it comes to innovative financial products and services which have potential to benefit consumers.
Formally launched in January 2019, GFIN is comprised of 29 international member organisations including financial services regulators from North America, Europe, Asia and Australia. GFIN is currently chaired by the FCA and describes itself as being committed to supporting financial innovation in the interests of consumers. GFIN grew out of the FCA's proposal in early 2018 to create a "global sandbox".
The cross-border test is open to firms wishing to test innovative financial products, services or business models across more than one jurisdiction. Firms wishing to take part in the test must meet the eligibility criteria of the regulators from each of the jurisdictions in which they would like to test. For firms wanting to test in the United Kingdom and other jurisdictions, this would mean meeting the FCA's usual sandbox eligibility criteria and also independently meeting the criteria or standards of the regulators in those other jurisdictions. Firms should carefully assess the sandbox criteria in each jurisdiction before applying to ensure they are eligible to test in their desired jurisdictions.
In order to apply, firms must submit a separate application to each relevant regulator for the jurisdiction they would like to test in. GFIN members will first individually assess applications to decide whether the proposed test meets the screening criteria in that jurisdiction before coordinating with each other on the applications.
The pilot tests will run for a six month period, unless regulators agree to extend them. The FCA expects the pilots to run from Q2 2019. The pilot is considered as much as a trial run for GFIN members as it will be for the firms taking part and is intended to help inform the future work of GFIN.
Regulators are accepting applications until 28 February 2019.


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In a fun competition to design a 3-D-printed Martian habitat, three designs are finalists.
By Sarah Fecht | Published Aug 21, 2014 12:44 AM
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NASA has plans to put humans on Mars in the 2030s or 2040s, and the private company Mars One is already interviewing applicants to for its one-way trip to the Red Planet. But a couple of crucial questions remain. One is, How do we get there? And another is, How the heck will we survive once we're there?
Mars is a pretty hostile environment. Astronauts who go there will need to contend with the lack of oxygen, high radiation levels, dust storms, and temperatures that average out at 76 degrees Fahrenheit below zero. Over the years, NASA has tested out a few designs for Martian habitats, but this year the space agency teamed up with MakerBot to challenge anyone and everyone to come up with a creative solution.
The winners of the Mars Base Challenge aren't engineering or aerospace experts, so the designs aren't necessarily realistic, and they probably won't ever be built to scale. But it's still fun to think about what life on Mars could be like. Here's what an imaginary real estate agent might say about the three winning designs.
The Queen B
The Queen B (Bioshield)
This fabulous 2-bedroom, 2-bath ranch-style dwelling includes a garden, laundry, and decompression chamber. The recently renovated roof is shingled in depleted uranium panels that will shield your family from 99.9 percent of damaging radiation, while 2.5-foot thick walls help you save on energy bills during those harsh Martian winters. This home's beehive-like, hexagonal shape provides structural support against strong winds, and will surely make the whole neighborhood buzz with excitement.
The Mars Acropolis
This gorgeous three-story Metropolis-style home includes a garage for your all-terrain vehicle AND a landing dock for shuttles. A collector on the roof harvests water vapor from the Martian atmosphere, and the home's three greenhouses ensure you'll always have food to eat and oxygen to breathe.
The Martian Pyramid
Martian Pyramid
Drawing inspiration from the Great Pyramids of Egypt, this glass-paneled home lets in loads of Martian sunlight and boasts a large aquaponics facility for growing food. A mirrored solar collector provides energy and heat, with a small nuclear generator in the basement for backup.
Congratulations to the finalists! All of the competing designs' blueprints are downloadable from the Thingiverse, so if you've got a 3-D printer you can build an entire Martian village in your living room.
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2.13 (B). A 10 mm long column is constructed from two 375 mm x 100 mm channels placed back to back with a distance h between their centroids and connected together by means of narrow batten plates, the effects of which may be ignored. Determine the value of h at which the section develops its maximum resistance to buckling.
2.14 (B). (a) Compare the buckling loads that would be obtained from the Rankine-Gordon formula for two identical steel columns, one having both ends fixed, the other having pin-jointed ends, if the slenderness ratio is 100.
(b) A steel column, 6 m high, of square section 120 mm x 120 mm, is designed using the Rankine-Gordon expression to be used as a strut with both ends pin-jointed.
2.15 (B). Determine the maximum compressive stress set up in a 200 mm x 60 mm I-section girder carrying a load of 100 kN with an eccentricity of 6 mm. Assume that the ends of the strut are pin-jointed and that the overall length is 4 m.
2.16 (B). A slender strut, initially straight, is pinned at each end. It is to be subjected to an eccentric compressive load whose line of action is parallel to the original centre-line of the strut.
the symbols A, h and k having their usual meanings, (c) Such a strut, of constant tubular cross-section throughout, has an outside diameter of 64 mm, a principal second moment of area of 52 x 10~8m4 and a cross-sectional area of 12.56 x 10_4m2. The effective length of the strut is 2.5 m. If P = 120 kN and a = 300 MN/m2, determine the permissible value of e. Take E = 200 GN/m2.


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The anti-authorities demonstrations that brought tens of 1000's of Venezuelans into the streets this week, calling for regime leader Nicolas Maduro to step down and advocating befriend for National Assembly opposition leader Juan Guaido, haven't been particularly spontaneous.
Opposition members started to meet quietly months within the past in anticipation of next steps – biding their time till Jan. 10, when Maduro would be sworn in for a 2d presidential duration of time, following what the united statesand great of the worldwide community deemed a sham election.
Per sources on the floor, huge precautions had been taken by anti-Maduro political figures to keep away from too great info being leaked to intelligence companies and products, because the planning direction of bought underway.
"There maintain been powers that didn't need Guaido as president, however he took his possibilities – with the folk, with the USA within the encourage of him," explained Cesar Oporeza, a filmmaker and political activist.
Guaido is supposed to maintain aged Instagram to mobilize befriend at some stage within the last two weeks, posting a video final Friday "exciting" supporters to affix his trigger, and in due direction capitalizing on a coalition of supporters made up of leaders from the church, protection force and academic institutions.
Social media played basically the most prominent characteristic in drawing such mammoth crowds, provided that the authorities controls virtually all of the venerable broadcast and print media.
Nixon Moreno, thought to be one of many leaders of the Venezuelan Resistance, told Fox News the general public is "saved told" thru social networks. But info is largely spread thru one particular person sending a text to one more, and masses others.
"Certainly the protests are planned in secret, and intensely carefully on chronicle of public conferences are prohibited," he stated, emphasizing the general public befriend, and befriend from the sing organizers – namely the National Assembly and the Civil Resistance is well-known in ensuring the safety of their new "president," Guaido.
Whereas these demonstrations had been largely silent, tensions soared gradual on Wednesday with some Venezuelans – their faces partially masked as plod gas from authorities forces intensified – throring rocks and Molotov cocktails in response.
The opposition rallies, which started Tuesday evening and grew severely on Wednesday morning, marked the supreme opposition demonstrations in larger than a three hundred and sixty five days. An estimated sixteen had been killed, and dozens arrested. Past demonstrations towards the Maduro leadership maintain also left scores pointless, wounded and detained.
In response, Maduro urged his own circle of supporters – who donned red – to also desire to the streets. He also drained to expel U.S. diplomats – who maintain to date refused to leave – and remained unflinching that he might maybe maybe well no longer be usurped from energy.
Other, much less essential protests maintain also taken speak as of late, designed to handle the momentum flowing – and test the flexibility of the authorities to crack down.
Since 2015, Venezuela – once slathered in oil money and the wealthiest country in Latin The usa – has been gripped by big financial woes, dizzying hyperinflation, and mass medications and food shortages that maintain brought on larger than three million to skim the country in desperation.
And tons on the interior dispute that while the organization of this round of protests became largely corresponding to other major ones in years past, the sentiment has quite modified.
Miguel Mandrade, a global family members analyst within the western Venezuelan city of San Cristobal, also highlighted that an illustration decision became quietly made abruptly after Maduro's swearing in, to manufacture Jan. 23 the dawdle marker.
Mandrade wired that within the two days main as a lot as Jan. 23, there had been already some signs of a authorities clampdown – with round 27 soldiers captured by authorities soldiers within the Cotiza sector of Caracas beneath suspicion of being thinking a protection force insurrection.
But what happens next, and whether or no longer the protests will quantity to any right trade, is yet to make certain. Per consultants, it is the response of Venezuela's protection force to this transfer that issues most now and upon which the opposition's hopes of a transition of energy now leisure.
But those who maintain taken to the streets are standing firm they'll stay in elephantine force, till the deed is completed.
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Q: Users See All XenApp Autocreated Session Printers Small farm running Windows Server 2008 x64 and XenApp 5 with the latest hotfix rollup. The users are standard users, but for whatever reason they see all of the auto-created session printers. Initially, everyone was a local admin, but this was taken away quite some time ago.
Is it due to this or something else? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

A: Problem seems to be that the users were previously admins, even though they aren't now. When I completely delete and recreate their profile they can no longer see all of the autocreated printers.
New users also don't have the problem since they were never admins.


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Most of buildings and structures are usually projected according to two main axes. However, the geographical position of these buildings varies randomly. Such random distributions of the azimuthal positions of structures, in most of the cities, generally, are not accounted for when assessing their seismic risk; certainly, the direction of the seismic loads is another highly random variable. Moreover, an additional important source of uncertainty is related to the structural response, mainly due to the random character of the mechanical properties. There is a consensus that uncertainties must be considered for adequately assessing the seismic risk of structures, but these directionality effects have not been deeply explored so far. In this article, the influence of the high uncertainty involved in these input variables on the expected seismic damage is analysed. Thus, an actual earthquake, which affected the southern part of Spain, is studied. Notably, damages on a group of affected buildings, located close to the epicentre, are analysed and discussed in detail. The results show that the influence of the random azimuthal position of structures is an important source of uncertainty and that it should be taken into account when estimating the expected seismic risk in urban areas.


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Q: Angular CLI stopped working - Unexpected token { I used Angular CLI to create projects for a while and it was working fine. But when I tried to create a new project today I got an error when trying to serve it.
ng serve
Unexpected token {
SyntaxError: Unexpected token {
   at exports.runInThisContext (vm.js:53:16)
   at Module._compile (module.js:373:25)
   at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:416:10)
   at Module.load (module.js:343:32)
   at Function.Module._load (module.js:300:12)
   at Module.require (module.js:353:17)
   at require (internal/module.js:12:17)
   ...

Here is the full stack trace http://pastebin.com/71qU3G64
If I delete the node_modules directory and copy it from an old project it works, but that is not a long term solution.

A: It is now working after

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*Updating node as suggested by Kind user

*Updating Angular CLI https://github.com/angular/angular-cli#updating-angular-cli
For my old project to work after these changes I had to do the following (some of the steps are from the link above).

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*rmdir /s node_modules

*rmdir /s dist

*npm install --save-dev @angular/cli@latest

*npm install

*ng update

*Update package.json as suggested here Getting error on ng serve: ERROR in Cannot read property 'listLazyRoutes' of undefined

*npm install (again)

This update worked for most of my projects but I still have an issue with one
ng serve
  patterns.map is not a function
  TypeError: patterns.map is not a function
  at GlobCopyWebpackPlugin.apply (C:\Users\jhertz\Workspaces\eclipsekatujo\ibi\src\app\node_modules\@angular\cli\plugins\glob-copy-webpack-plugin.js:25:29)
  at Compiler.apply (C:\Users\jhertz\Workspaces\eclipsekatujo\ibi\src\app\node_modules\tapable\lib\Tapable.js:306:16)
  at webpack (C:\Users\jhertz\Workspaces\eclipse-katujo\ibi\src\app\node_modules\webpack\lib\webpack.js:32:19)
  at Class.run (C:\Users\jhertz\Workspaces\eclipse-katujo\ibi\src\app\node_modules\@angular\cli\tasks\serve.js:63:27)
  at checkExpressPort.then.then (C:\Users\jhertz\Workspaces\eclipse-katujo\ibi\src\app\node_modules\@angular\cli\commands\serve.js:84:26)
  at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:103:7)

The above error got solved by updating the angular-cli.json in the project folder.
== Old ==
"assets": "assets",
== New ==
"assets": ["assets"]

A: Experienced the same problem but I managed to solve it by deleting the node_modules folder and the yarn.lock file. I then re-installed the packages (using yarn) and changed the node version to >=8.9.0, and it worked.


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Q: word automation script only checking some of the checkboxes I wrote an IronPython script to check all the checkboxes in a Word document.  However it only checks some of them!
input.docx is a Word document that contains many checkboxes, all unchecked.
If I run the script, output.docx contains the same content as input.docx except with some of the checkboxes checked.  My intent is for all of them to be checked.
What could be wrong with my script?
# Add the reference for Word
import clr
clr.AddReference("Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word")
import Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word as Word

# Start Word
word_application = Word.ApplicationClass()
word_application.visible = False

# Open the input file
document = word_application.Documents.Open(r"c:\tst\input.docx")

# Check all the checkboxes
for ctrl in document.ContentControls:
    ctrl.Checked = True

# Save and close the output file
document.SaveAs(r"c:\tst\output.docx")
document.Close()

# Quit Word
word_application.Quit()


A major power station in Bavaria had a serious issue with these two 60 year old Francis turbine casings. They were in very poor condition – structurally compromised and leaking.
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Sports Parents: Are Team Fees Sidelining Your Retirement Goals?
From pre-dawn Saturday morning road trips, long hours standing in the hot sun or the pouring rain, to countless fast-food meals, sports parents understand the art of sacrifice.
The youth sports world today is a far cry from even just a generation ago, when a spontaneous pick-up game of running bases or flashlight tag might have erupted on a neighborhood street. Today's kids are scheduled, shuttled around, and dressed in team uniforms from the 5-year-old peewee leagues all the way to the senior banquet.
Organized youth sports have blossomed into a $7 billion industry, and it isn't going away anytime soon. Today's youth travel teams, which run the gamut from soccer to basketball to baseball and even sports like gymnastics and figure skating, are costing parents thousands of dollars in yearly team fees, out-of-town hotel costs, private coaching, and equipment fees.
"For our son who attends a competitive, nationally known high school, we spent over $10,000 a year for traveling to tournaments and for private coaching, so it can be a big commitment," says Kelly Trevethan, a San Francisco-based managing director of United Capital.
However, he says it's worth it. "As a parent of three kids, I would definitely be willing to sacrifice something for myself so that our kids are involved and have an infrastructure of support for them to be doing something healthy."
A new TD Ameritrade survey reveals that sports parents are indeed deeply invested in helping their kids achieve athletic aspirations, yet often sideline their own financial goals in the process.
Sports Parents: Does This Sound Like You?
"Parents are willing to push off retirement, work longer, and save more, but at the same time, take more of the cash flow and use it toward their children's extracurricular activities. In our community, we see kids going to strength, conditioning, or hitting coaches who try to prepare them for what it will take to play sports at a college level," Trevethan says.
When it comes to building a retirement nest egg, the cost of college is a sports parent's biggest financial hurdle. Forty-three percent of parents surveyed say competitive youth sports and club teams are too expensive, but they are still willing to pay so their kids can play. On average, parents spend between $100 to $500 a month, per child, on competitive sports. Nearly 20% spend at least $1,000 or more, the survey found.
Sports parents' support and devotion to their kids' aspirations is admirable. And no doubt there are many significant life lessons that kids learn by participating in team sports that go far beyond the dollars and cents spent.
Dan McGuire, a Northfield, IL, sports parent of two, points to his children's participation in team sports as "instrumental in helping our kids develop life skills, which are needed to be successful in a work or career environment." His daughter also earned a lacrosse scholarship that reaps value beyond the financial sense. "It helps her take responsibility for her college academic career. It also challenges her to understand and live a collegiate life of sacrifice and commitment," McGuire says.
At the end of the day, it's a fine balancing act to find the money to support your kid's aspirations, yet also sock away enough funds to build your own financial security safety net and retirement egg.
Here's what Trevethan recommends: "Our approach is that clients need to save 25% of their net take-home pay. This money should be going into savings. It's best to first maximize your qualified retirement savings, such as your company 401(k) plan as well as your personal IRAs. Whatever is left over should be going to non-qualified retirement savings accounts that invest for growth with at least one year of living expenses held in a zero-risk savings account."
But if you can't do all of that and spend five figures per year on children's athletics? It may be time to scale back. Participation in school sports is far less expensive than those at the club level, and often the local park district league can be about as competitive as the travel league. And some say it's never too early to encourage the children to pitch in with fund-raising and chores to help defray the cost. After all, it's a team effort.
TD Ameritrade, Inc. and United Capital are separate and unaffiliated companies and are not responsible for each other's services or policies.


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What to watch for when Arizona faces Washington in home finale
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The Arizona Wildcats play their last scheduled home game of the 2020-21 season on Saturday when they host the Washington Huskies.
Arizona (16-8, 10-8 Pac-12) has won two in a row, most recently a defense-led 69-53 victory over Washington State late Thursday. Washington (5-19, 4-15) comes to McKale having lost twice at ASU in a 3-day span. The Wildcats crushed the Huskies 80-53 on New Year's Eve in Seattle, a game that saw seven UA players score at least eight points.
Tip is set for just after 12 p.m. MST, with CBS broadcasting the game. Here's what to keep an eye out for:
Can Kerr play?
While Arizona has somehow managed to avoid a COVID-19 outbreak, the injury bug is one it hasn't been able to shake. The latest on the mend is freshman point guard Kerr Kriisa, who suffered a groin injury in practice during the week and missed Thursday's game against WSU.
Sean Miller said he is "optimistic and hopeful that he'll rejoin us on Saturday," and that he could have played Thursday but that would have only aggravated the injury. "He's been able to take a couple days off."
Miller said Arizona desperately needs Kriisa, who was averaging 21.5 points minutes in six games since becoming eligible, including four consecutive starts. In his absence, Terrell Brown Jr. returned to the starting lineup and had a stat-stuffing seven points, five rebounds, eight assists, four blocks and a steal in 35 minutes, while James Akinjo played 36 minutes and Benn Mathurin logged 37.
"It's too much to ask to only play three guards or four guards," Miller said. "You need Kerr available. And as you guys know, Kerr has become a really big part of what we're doing. So we got to get him back in there."
Breaking out the brooms
Thursday's win over WSU sets Arizona up for a chance to end the home slate on a high note and pull off a weekend sweep. In past years those were a regularity, but this season it hasn't happened as the Wildcats are only 5-4 in Pac-12 games at McKale Center.
"It's been some time since we had a home sweep," Miller said. "I can't believe I just said that, but that's something we have to repair. And that's why Saturday's game is so big, it gives us that chance to do it."
Arizona's last home sweep came against Utah and Colorado in January 2020. Since then it has either split or been swept in six consecutive weekend series, though it did win single home conference games against Colorado and ASU this season.
Swan song for the seniors
Ira Lee will get his first start of 2020-21, and eighth of his career, against Washington, giving the senior a proper sendoff. Expect Terrell Brown to be in there as well, even if Kriisa is available to play.
Miller has done his best to start seniors in their final home game, previously giving Matt Korcheck his one and only start on that occasion in 2015—the Sabino High School grad had two points, two rebounds, an assist and a block in five minutes—as well as starting Jordin Mayes in the last home game in 2014.
That part of Senior Day will be normal, but the rest will be very COVID-impacted.
Miller said the ceremony for those seniors, as well as walk-on Matt Weyand and some student managers, will happen before the game as it did a year ago. And while the seniors will have family members in attendance, they cannot be down on the court.
"We're gonna kind of send those guys off I hope with a good performance," Miller said. "Ironically, Washington was our last game a year ago. And we have to do a better job this year than we did a year ago."
Brown, who came to the UA last spring as a graduate transfer, said he's still uncertain of whether he'll take advantage of the NCAA granting an extra year of eligibility and return for 2021-22. He said in the locker room after Thursday's game he took a moment to reflect on how his college career may almost be over.
"It was fun, to be honest," Brown said of his time at Arizona. "It was a fun journey. I kind of don't want it to end. I think we're a really tight, close family. I don't know what next year holds."
Pressed more on the subject, Brown switched back to his game face and said "we play Washington at noon, then we play Oregon on Monday. That's all I'm focused on."
Ring of Honor inductions
Arizona's Ring of Honor will grow by two during halftime of Saturday's game, as Al Fleming and Ernie McCray are getting inducted for their great accomplishments long ago.
Fleming, who passed away in 2003, is Arizona's career leader in double-doubles (53) and rebounds (1,190). He played for the Wildcats from 1972-76, averaging 15.5 points and 10.4 rebounds on 58.3 percent shooting, and as a senior set the since-broken NCAA single-season shooting record at 66.7 percent.
An all-WAC selection his final two seasons, Fleming's 41 points on Jan. 10, 1976 are the most by a UA player in McKale Center history.
That's five fewer than the school single-game record of 46, set by McCray on Feb. 6, 1960. That's one of 12 school records he set between 1957-60, becoming the first African-American men's basketball player to graduate from the UA.
McCray, who averaged 17.8 points and 10.8 rebounds, was the first Wildcat to reach 1,250 points and 800 rebounds for his career.
Fleming and McCray will make 27 former UA men's basketball players in the Ring of Honor, which is for players who meet certain criteria including being a first-team All-American, conference player of the year, an Olympic medalist or 10-plus years in one of the major US pro leagues. A 28th, Zeke Nnaji, will be inducted at a future date by virtue of him winning Pac-12 Freshman of the Year in 2020.
Washington's woes
The Huskies are bad. There's not really any other way to describe them.
Pac-12 champions just two seasons ago, Washington is 9-28 in league play since then. Arizona's 27-point beatdown in Seattle on New Year's Eve six games it has lost by at least 20 this season, most recently a 97-64 whooping at ASU on Tuesday (which was followed up by an eight-point loss to the Sun Devils on Thursday).
Washington plays the second-fastest pace of any Pac-12 team but is dead last in offensive efficiency. It has the worst defensive efficiency as well, ranking 180th nationally—Arizona sitting at 77th doesn't sound so bad now, huh?—and can't rebound, force turnovers or prevent easy baskets.
Amazingly, the Huskies aren't in last place in the league, since Cal is 3-16.
They're the perfect opponent to finish out at home against, at least in theory. Last year's UW team finished in last place but won at McKale on Senior Night, only to have Arizona avenge that defeat five days later in the first round of the Pac-12 Tournament.
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Dyche: We're Fab At 40!
Sean Dyche hailed a "magnificent achievement" as the Clarets hit the magical 40-point mark with a hard-fought point at Chelsea.
The Clarets led and then came from behind to frustrate the Blues, who badly needed a win to improve their chances of Champions League football next season.
But Dyche's men dug in with a gritty, resilient second half display to virtually guarantee a fourth successive season in the Premier League.
The gaffer said: "I am delighted with the performance tonight. They (Chelsea) were excellent in the first 30 minutes of the game and we had to fight, work and do all the diligent stuff as a group and eventually, that got us a point.
"That's 40 points now and that's a strong marker. I like things to be factually done, but we are certainly in a very strong position, especially after having 12 points from 19 games at Christmas.
"It's nice to be in this position now and the players have been tremendous. To come through that period as mentally strong as they have is a really tough thing to do.
"They have been magnificent and tonight was all about resilience. We've all seen the technical prowess teams like Chelsea have and we had to do all the basics well.
"There's an honesty to how we work, but also that's the record number of goals we've scored in the Premier League now!"
Jeff Hendrick's stunning eighth minute volley lit the touchpaper on a night of high drama, only for Chelsea to level minutes later through N'Golo Kante and lead after just 16 minutes following Gonzalo Higuain's rising effort.
But Ashley Barnes levelled things up again before the break, and after thre break Tom Heaton had little to do as his defence mopped up waves of Chelsea attacks.
Dyche, who raced over to celebrate the point with the travelling Clarets fans at full time, added: "There was a lot of noise about at the start of this season and some describe it as a bad season, but I think it's been a fantastic season.
"To come through that beginning and where we are now, with all the challenges along the way, is a magnificent achievement.
"People will look at how we got the result tonight, but we have no choice. They might say you are not doing this or that, but equally we are not spending fortunes.
"We are trying to develop a side with one of the lowest wage bills in the Premier League. We have to find a way to win games and pick up points and sometimes we play really good football, as we did recently against Bournemouth and West Ham.
"Other times we have to dig in and do as we did tonight, and that is a magnificent point, make no mistake.
"When you are on 39 points and you go and get that next point at Chelsea, that is a magnificent achievement."
The end of the game saw tempers flare, with a clash of bodies at the mouth of the tunnel following the final whistle.
But Dyche said: "I don't know what happened at the end because I went over to applaud our fans and when I came back there was something going on. Call it handbags, man-bags, bum-bags; some kind of bags!
"I've been around the game to have seen a lot worse. But I was more bothered about clapping our fans because they have travelled a long way down here on a Bank Holiday and the lads have given them something to shout about."


Because there's only so many hours in the day, I've found it impossible to follow the Seniors scene as diligently as the two main tours. This is a great shame, as betting experience from recent years suggests these tournaments are an absolute goldmine. The Seniors British Open in particular has been an easy puzzle to solve recently. Of the last five winners, the three titles for TOM WATSON were easy picks, as was the successful favourite in 2006, Loren Roberts.
Its easy to explain why. Links golf is always a little easier to sort out, as it separates the best links players from the rest. More importantly at seniors level, the number of players who are capable of getting competitive on a typically brutal links course barely reaches double figures. Usually we see clear separation between the leaders and the rest, with the favourites looking the archetypal value each-way bet where a place, or at least strong contention for a place, is guaranteed.
This year's renewal has an added bit of spice after Greg Norman's quite incredible performance at Birkdale. Apparently he only headed to Lancashire to warm-up for this, having hardly practiced of late. Obviously a repeat performance of that would make him a mortgage job against his fellow seniors, but I'm sceptical he will immediately reproduce that form.
My doubts don't stem from a lack of fitness. By the look of his Birkdale demeanour, he's as fit as players ten years younger. And Kenny Perry is living proof that age need not be a handicap in golf. Rather my concern is that, while Birkdale form is obviously a useful guide for another links test, regular tour form doesn't always transfer so clearly.
A critical aspect of seniors golf is that the holes are shorter than the main tour. So players who retain all their class while losing their length often find it easy to resume their old winning ways once they enter the Seniors Tour. Norman didn't slip down the rankings for this reason, rather it was a wider decline in his game. Even last week, he ranked 37th for driving distance, proving he can still contend on full-length golf courses when it all clicks into place. But on his rare Seniors outings, Norman hasn't looked a class apart by any means. In fact on these shorter holes I doubt he'll match the likes of Watson and BERNHARD LANGER.
Langer is the classic emerging senior. He remains dangerous on the main tour, as 15th place in this year's '5th Major' at Sawgrass illustrates. If it wasn't for his lack of driving distance compared to the younger players, I reckon he'd still regularly be a factor at least in Europe. So it comes as no surprise that he's readily assumed the favourites tag amongst the over-50s. He's twice a winner this year, and twice a runner-up on the Champions Tour. And remember he has all the qualities required to compete on a links course, making the frame twice in the Open this century, most recently in 2005.
Now that Loren Roberts, the 2006 champion, has pulled out, I really fancy a reverse forecast of Langer and Watson, who is aiming for his fourth title in six years, to add to his five 'proper' Open titles. Quite simply, Watson is one of the all-time links greats if not the best ever.
Watson proved he retains that links brilliance is retained at Birkdale. He played in the hardest early morning first-day conditions, when the likes of Ernie Els were hitting 80. 58 year-old Watson, despite being severely handicapped by his lack of distance, managed a superb 74, one of the best rounds that morning. And if you require further evidence of recent form, consider that Watson won on penultimate seniors start.
One more each-way bet makes some appeal, on Argentinian EDUARDO ROMERO. Always a great wind player, he's finished 4th, 2nd, 9th and 4th in four attempts at Seniors Opens. Having won his last Champions Tour start, 'El Gato' looks sure to be a contender once again.


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The Barrie Concerts began in November 1946 and Georgian Music in the 1990-91 season. Both continue to contribute greatly to the quality of life for residents of Barrie and the region around it. Both series present outstanding programmes of music performed by wonderful musicians from across Canada and around the world. Enjoy!
We continue to expose students and children to all of our performances. Every Barrie Concert performance provides a minimum of twenty tickets to our elementary and secondary school students selected by the schools.
Barrie has a local organization of private music teachers. They also are provided with twenty free tickets for students participating in the instruments being presented in the Sunday afternoon Georgian Music series.
The response and inspiration from the benefitting students has been rewarding.
Our three monthly Wednesday concert series of Midday Music with Shigeru, Seniors Serenade and Music at St. Andrews provides opportunities of performance to local schools and individual outstanding solo students to perform and show the community the quality of their music making. Seniors Serenade takes place on the second Wednesday of each month and is free to all. A number of nursing and retirement homes bus their residents to this event to enjoy the quality music.


Jimmy, Jason, Jessica and David are back to discuss anything and everything that pops into their heads. This week they begin their discussion with Key and Peele's newer projects Don't Think Twice and Get Out. Next we get David's opinion on Doctor Strange. Jimmy gives a spoiler-free review of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Next, they discuss the new trailer for Netflix's Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. We then attempt to discuss the themes of the new movie Arrival without spoiling it to David. Next, we discuss the upcoming December movies including Rogue One, Passengers, The Space Between us, Why Him?, Assassin's Creed, and Resident Evil: The Final Chapter. Lastly, we discuss Thanksgiving, Dogs and Cats, and our Nanowrimo updates.
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Volvo Cars Presents a Unique System Solution for Integrating Self-Driving Cars Into Real Traffic
by John Larkin
Volvo Cars presents a unique, complete system solution that makes it possible to integrate self-driving cars into real traffic - with ordinary people in the driver's seat.
"We are entering uncharted territory in the field of autonomous driving," says Dr Peter Mertens, Senior Vice President Research and Development of Volvo Car Group. "Taking the exciting step to a public pilot, with the ambition to enable ordinary people to sit behind the wheel in normal traffic on public roads, has never been done before."
As the Drive Me project enters its second year, Volvo Cars is moving rapidly towards the aim of placing 100 self-driving cars in the hands of customers on selected roads around Gothenburg by 2017. The key to making this unprecedented leap is a complex network of sensors, cloud-based positioning systems and intelligent braking and steering technologies.
"Autonomous driving will fundamentally change the way we look at driving. In the future, you will be able to choose between autonomous and active driving," says Dr Mertens. "This transforms everyday commuting from lost time to quality time, opening up new opportunities for work and pleasure."
Reliable and robust
Volvo Cars' Autopilot system is designed to be reliable enough to allow the car to take over every aspect of driving in autonomous mode. The main challenge is to design an Autopilot that is robust for traffic scenarios as well as for technical faults that may occur. It cannot be expected that the driver is ready to suddenly intervene in a critical situation. Initially, the cars will drive autonomously on selected roads with suitable conditions, for example without oncoming traffic, cyclists and pedestrians.
"Making this complex system 99 per cent reliable is not good enough. You need to get much closer to 100 per cent before you can let self-driving cars mix with other road users," says Dr Erik Coelingh, Technical Specialist at Volvo Cars. "Here, we have a similar approach to that of the aircraft industry. Backup systems will ensure that Autopilot will continue to function safely, also if an element of the system were to become disabled.
Handles complicated scenarios
On the road, the complete technology solution shall handle even the most complicated scenarios, from smooth commuting to heavy traffic and emergency situations.
"Just as good drivers would, potentially critical situations are approached with sensible caution. In a real emergency, however, the car reacts faster than most humans,"
says Erik Coelingh.
When autonomous driving is no longer available - due to exceptional weather conditions, technical malfunction or the end of the route has been reached - the driver is prompted to take over again. If the driver does not take over in time, the car will bring itself to a safe place to stop.
"Developing a complete technological solution for self-driving cars is a major step.
Once the public pilot is up and running, it will provide us with valuable knowledge about implementing self-driving cars in the traffic environment, and help us explore how they can contribute to sustainable mobility," says Erik Coelingh.


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