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Welcome to Ridgettes Netball Club
Ridgettes is a netball club that prides itself on providing a family-orientated environment who support all players- from our beginning eight-year olds right up to our seniors.
Our goal is to model a love of our sport through a variety of training exercises, skill clinics and competitive games that allow children to have fun as they develop their skills.
Our club is only as strong as its Committee, Coaches, Umpires and Volunteers. We invite anyone interested in coaching, umpiring or managing a team to let our Secretary know. We will also have more information about the date of our next AGM where committee positions will be available. Please consider helping out - we would love to see new faces and innovative ideas on our committee.
Ridgettes has a long and proud history at Brisbane Netball Association of great success and club participation.
The club wishes to welcome all its members, new, old and returning and we look forward to you being a part of the Ridgettes Netball Club family.
Let's all work together as a team to enjoy this and every season to come.
The Management Committee
Thank you for the new Gazebo
Ridgettes has been very lucky to have a new Gazebo donated to the Club. Thank you Luke Howarth, Federal Member for Petrie who came down to the courts tonight to present us with a Gazebo for the Club to use at the courts and when we go to carnivals.
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To our Netball Queensland Community,
As we enter the New Year the netty season is fast approaching!
Sign-on for the 2021 season will be commencing soon and we are excited to announce we are moving to a new registration platform.
We have listened to your feedback in recent years and, overwhelmingly, one of your most common pain points has been technology. Having undertaken a comprehensive search for a more efficient, more user-friendly system that best serves the evolving needs of our thriving netball community in Queensland, we are proud to introduce NetballConnect.
NetballConnect is a world-leading sports technology platform that changes the way the game is managed, played, scored and spectated, with a variety of functions including:
Registration: with the ability to register multiple users in multiple competitions, it's a simple, easy and intuitive registration platform.
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Competition management: Reducing the time it takes to create a draw from weeks to minutes.
Some of our members will already be familiar with parts of the app, having engaged with World Sport Action and its Live Scoring platform throughout last year, and in 2021 we are excited to deliver the full functionality of NetballConnect, all in the palm of your hand.
Our coaches and officials will still require the MyNetball platform for accreditation purposes only, with all other functions to be performed viaNetballConnect.
This exciting new platform will deliver the best possible solution for the Netball Queensland community so that more people not only play netball, but they find it easier and more enjoyable to do so.
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Q: Yaws SOAP client Content-Type I've got a sample Spring-WS WebService deployed on Tomcat. I can successfully call it with a Java client, but when I'm trying to use a Yaws client:
Wsdl = yaws_soap_lib:initModel("http://localhost:8080/EncryptionService/holiday.wsdl").
yaws_soap_lib:call(Wsdl, "Holiday", [], [{'p:HolidayRequest', [], "aaa"}]).

I get a server-side exception:
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve invoke
SEVERE: Servlet.service() for servlet [spring-ws] in context with path [/EncryptionService] threw exception [Request processing failed; nested exception is org.springframework.ws.soap.SoapMessageCreationException: Could not create message from InputStream: Invalid Content-Type:application/xml. Is this an error message instead of a SOAP response?; nested exception is com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.SOAPExceptionImpl: Invalid Content-Type:application/xml. Is this an error message instead of a SOAP response?] with root cause
com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.SOAPExceptionImpl: Invalid Content-Type:application/xml. Is this an error message instead of a SOAP response?
        at com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.soap.MessageImpl.identifyContentType(MessageImpl.java:602)
        at com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.soap.MessageImpl.<init>(MessageImpl.java:275)
        at com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.soap.ver1_1.Message1_1Impl.<init>(Message1_1Impl.java:67)
        at
(...)

When I compared Java and Yaws HTTP requests, the first one has a "Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8" while the second one: "Content-Type: application/xml; charset=utf-8". However, in yaws_soap_lib.erl source file, the content type seems to be hardcoded:
make_request_body(Content, []) ->
    {"application/xml; charset=utf-8",
     "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?>"++ Content};
make_request_body(Content, AttachedFiles) ->
    {"application/dime",
     yaws_dime:encode("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?>" ++ Content,
                      AttachedFiles)}.

When I changed that to "text/xml" and recompiled, the Yaws client works fine.
Is there a way to make the client work without changing the source code?
I can attach WSDL, and request/response content, but I don't think it's really necessary here.

A: I don't think there is, why don't you file a bug report on the github project's page? Or maybe, even better provide a patch.

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Q: SQL Server Profiler - How to filter trace to only display inserts, updates and deletes to one database? How do I limit a SQL Server Profiler to trace only inserts, updates and deletes to a specific database?

A: You can filter by database name or database id.
Use SP_trace_setfilter to filter for one database.
sp_trace_setfilter (Transact-SQL)
If you are doing from GUI (which I do not recommend, you are better off with a server side trace), click filter columns and then chose DatabaseName.  See the picture below for doing it via GUI:

A: You can narrow down the list by specifying DatabaseName or DatabaseID in Column Filters:

Note however that you need to check the box "show all columns" first.
As for inserts, updates and deletes you can filter by text column at the same place:


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Sex-trafficking alarmist Cindy McCain speaks at a McCain Institute event in Phoenix in 2013 (Gage Skidmore via Flickr)
A federal analysis failed to reach significant conclusions about human trafficking in Indian country, but that didn't stop John and Cindy McCain from flogging their favorite piñata.
If you listened only to Sen. John McCain and his wife Cindy during a hearing of the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs earlier this fall, you might conclude that American Indian reservations are overrun by human trafficking, and that the online classified-ad site Backpage.com is to blame.
But the September 27 hearing itself, and nearly all of the testimony, had nothing to do with Backpage. And as is often the case when policymakers invoke the problematic cliché that human trafficking is a national epidemic, those present were able to offer scant statistical support for the contention that reservations are rife with the scourge.
Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain (screenshot from Senate video)
On the contrary, Gretta Goodwin, director of homeland security and justice issues at the U.S. Government Accounting Office (GAO), testified that from fiscal year 2013 to 2016, there were "fourteen federal investigations and two federal prosecutions of human-trafficking offenses in Indian country or of Native Americans."
Goodwin did assert that human trafficking is an "underreported crime," and so the statistics "may not represent the full extent to which this crime is occurring."
But she also revealed that while conducting research for two reports on the subject, the GAO discovered that the four federal law-enforcement agencies tasked with investigating and prosecuting violations of federal human-trafficking statutes on tribal land do not keep data on whether the victims they encounter are American Indians.
A representative of the U.S. Department of Justice, the agency that oversees such prosecutions, later testified that DOJ is reluctant to require this information because doing so might violate a victim's right to privacy, and that victims might be less likely to come forward if they knew they'd have to state their ethnicity.
During questioning, Senator McCain, a longstanding member of the Indian Affairs Committee, pressed Goodwin on whether the human-trafficking situation in Indian country had improved, worsened, or stayed the same.
Goodwin reiterated that "no one really knows the full extent to which it's happening," which leaves the GAO with accounts from representatives of tribal law-enforcement agencies who "felt like it is increasing."
That response was at odds with McCain's opening statement, as well as that of his wife, who was present as a witness in her role as co-chair of the Arizona Human Trafficking Council.
Cindy McCain claimed that American Indian girls and women are "all too often trafficked by their own relatives" (screenshot from Senate video)
Both McCains used the hearing to stump for passage of the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act of 2017 (SESTA), which would create an exception to the federal law that grants websites immunity for content posted by users.
Lawmakers have attempted to tailor the proposed legislation to target Backpage, alleging that the company intentionally facilitates illegal activity. Others — whose number includes tech experts, legal scholars, and state and federal judges — have pointed out that Backpage operates in the same fashion as other websites that host user-generated content, including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube and thus rightly falls under the First Amendment umbrella that shields those companies for content posted by others.
In his opening remarks, John McCain characterized human trafficking on reservations as "rampant." He condemned "websites like Backpage.com," alleging that they are "knowingly exploiting Native Americans and Alaska natives." And he thanked his Senate colleagues for hammering out SESTA "to hold online traffickers accountable for their crimes."
Cindy McCain, too, linked Backpage to unchecked human trafficking on Indian reservations.
"Because of their exotic beauty, Native girls are also sold for a very high price on websites like Backpage.com," she testified.
Without offering any evidence, McCain echoed her husband, stating that Backpage "knowingly promotes the abuse of our beautiful Native American children," adding that victims are frequently "kidnapped, sold, and transported to remote places like Asia and the Middle East."
American Indian girls and women are "all too often trafficked by their own relatives," she said. And the prevalence of Indian gaming and "urbanizing tribes" have only served to make matters worse.
To drive home her point, she related a personal anecdote:
"I witnessed with my own eyes six little girls lined up against a wall in a casino outside of Phoenix on display for customers.
"These children were silent and visibly scared. I contacted hotel security. Unsure what to do, security personnel allowed the children to remain at the casino. I have found that Native Americans are largely overlooked as victims."
Front Page Confidential reached out to a representative for Cindy McCain seeking details about this incident but have yet to receive a response.
When Sen. Jon Tester, a gruff, no-nonsense Montana Democrat, asked McCain to compare the occurrence of human trafficking on the reservation versus off the reservation, she replied that "per capita, it's very high on the reservations."
On the other hand, she described how the McCain Institute partnered with Arizona State University to research sex trafficking during big events such as the Super Bowl. (The theory that the Super Bowl attracts hordes of sex traffickers doesn't line up with law-enforcement statistics and has been debunked on other fronts. Moreover, one of those fronts was Arizona State University.) She said researchers found it difficult to pin down data related to American Indians.
"We tried to do the best we could on finding out how many or if there were any Native American victims involved in that," she said. "It's very hard to find…. We worked with several other tech companies to help us do this and it's very hard."
At another point, she insisted that it was necessary to educate the tribes on the issue, observing that the Navajo Nation recently passed its own anti-trafficking statute.
"All of this is just fine," she said, referring to the hearing, "but the tribal councils have to realize and tribes have to realize internally, this is wrong! It's wrong.
"And I think it's up to us who work in this arena, and that work on the issue itself, to begin just that process, much like what happened on the Navajo Nation, in making them understand — not making them understand — helping them realize it's important that they buy in on this, and we all work together on the issue."
Nicole Matthews, an American Indian who serves as executive director of the Minnesota Indian Women's Sexual Assault Coalition, also testified at the hearing. But she was mainly concerned about a lack of federal resources for assisting trafficking victims.
Matthews discussed at length a survey her organization conducted that polled 105 American Indian and Alaska Native women about their experiences "of being used in prostitution and trafficking."
She said 21 percent of the women mentioned being trafficked on reservations. She also noted that "the primary buyer and seller is non-native."
In fact, when the women were asked about the ethnicity of those buyers and sellers, "the overwhelming response was 'white,' followed by 'African-American' men."
Jason Thompson, acting director of the Office of Justice Services, cited data that does not support assertions of a rash of human-trafficking cases in Indian country (screenshot from Senate video)
Jason Thompson, acting director of the Office of Justice Services for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, testified that he believes human-trafficking issues on reservations are "on the rise."
But Thompson hedged that claim, and the stats he brought to the table didn't back him up.
Testifying in uniform, Thompson explained that his office offers a wide array of law-enforcement services in Indian country, including criminal investigations and police personnel. He said that over the past four years, his office conducted fourteen human-trafficking investigations.
The results: twelve people charged with engaging in prostitution; six charged with solicitation; and five charged with pandering.
Tester, the Montana Democrat, then bore in on a line of questioning that illuminated how easily statistics involving prostitution arrests morph into human-trafficking numbers.
The two are not the same. Prostitution is consensual commercial sex between adults. Federal law defines human trafficking as:
"Sex trafficking in which a commercial sex act is induced by force, fraud, or coercion, or in which the person induced to perform such act has not attained 18 years of age.
"The recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person for labor or services, through the use of force, fraud, or coercion for the purpose of subjection to involuntary servitude, peonage, debt bondage, or slavery."
Tester asked Thompson about the dozen individuals charged with prostitution: If they were trafficking victims, why were they being punished?
Thompson assured him that "these wouldn't have been people who were trafficked." They were, he said, "criminal prostitution folks."
"I got you," Tester replied. "So, what does that have to do with trafficking?"
Thompson responded that the prostitution arrests were carried out in the course of the trafficking investigations.
Tester said he'd like to know what happened to the traffickers. "And I'd like to know if we're throwing people who were trafficked in jail," he said. "Because that seems pretty harsh."
Thompson promised to get him those answers.
Front Page Confidential contacted Tester's office to find out whether Thompson followed up. Tester's press secretary, Dave Kuntz, said the senator hadn't received anything yet. "We will continue to push the agency until we get this information," Kuntz added.
Front Page Confidential also inquired with the Department of the Interior, which oversees the Bureau of Indian Affairs, about Thompson's testimony. The agency has not responded.
The Committee on Indian Affairs issued a press release summarizing the hearing. The release makes no mention of either SESTA or Backpage, but it does discuss two bills to assist Indian country: One would require the DOJ to collect statistics on American Indian victims of human trafficking; the other would offer grants to tribes to fight trafficking.
The press release quotes Sen. John Hoeven, the North Dakota Republican who chairs the committee, as saying, "The disturbing conclusion from these reports indicates that it is really tough to confirm the extent of the trafficking problem in Indian Country without more data and better metrics. Without knowing the extent of the problem, it is difficult to adequately address it."
Click the link below to read the General Accounting Office's most recent report on human trafficking in Indian country:
"Human Trafficking: Investigations in Indian Country or Involving Native Americans and Actions Needed to Better Report on Victims Served"
Click the link below to watch video of the Senate hearing:
"Oversight Hearing on 'The GAO Reports on Human Trafficking of Native Americans in the United States'"
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Drew Holcomb Duo, Bethany Weimers
American singer-songwriter, accompanied by Nathan Dugger
The Bullingdon, 162 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1UE, Sat 7 February 2015
The Bullingdon
162 Cowley Road Oxford OX4 1UE
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A seriously heartwarming set: some honey-coated acoustic guitar alongside Drew Holcomb's warm, toasty vocals lifted everyone's spirits on Saturday night at The Bullingdon.
Drew Holcomb and the other half of his duo, Nathan Dugger, are themselves one half of American band, Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors. Their music is variously described as Americana, folk, indie and California country rock. And that's about right. If you can't imagine it, think Nashville's answer to Jack Johnson: a little less 'banana pancakes' and little more heartbreak.
Holcomb doesn't want to grab you too tightly with his music; it's more like a friendly arm round your shoulder and a reassuring pat on the back. And he and Nathan delivered that vibe wonderfully on Saturday, being very at ease with the audience: it was intimate and relaxed.
Everyone was happy to join in on the chorus of 'Here We Go', my personal favourite, with its irresistible, foot-tapping rhythm and infectiously twangy hook. And Drew knew just how to get everyone on side by commenting, 'you guys sound better than London!'
Occasionally you feel Holcomb could reach a little further with his lyrics instead of falling back on some rather overused country tropes, like 'you'll always be my girl' and 'your love is like an avalanche.' The soft guitar strumming and tinkling keyboard accompaniment carry you along well enough, however, that you can just about forgive him in the moment.
There was also the obligatory 'unplugged' song – a phenomenon of recent years that doesn't seem to be going anywhere. The duo weren't too precious about it though and with such a friendly vibe, it didn't feel too forced. Everyone was soon joining in.
'Au natural' indulgence aside, the sound was really great at The Bullingdon: incredibly warm, rich and smooth. At no point did it feel thin or stripped back with just the two of them (either both on acoustic guitar or Nathan on keyboards and Drew on guitar) – they achieved a really full sound.
The Drew Holcomb Duo is feel-good, catchy and engaging, which is what you want from live music. I thoroughly enjoyed the gig and while the heating might not be working at The Bullingdon (due to the refurb), there was still plenty of warmth there on Saturday thanks to Nathan and Drew.
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Highlighted by the recent activity of acquisitions, service providers are investing significant resources in developing their capabilities to provide investment managers with an end-to-end platform to support their operating model. The goal being a comprehensive, integrated technology solution with a single version of the truth that can be leveraged to support a manager's needs across the increasingly blurred lines of the front, middle, and back office. Assessing this evolving landscape is integral in establishing the operating model that will best support an investment manager's growth strategies.
In order to deliver on the single platform solution, the recent acquisitions will have a number of integration challenges to address. They will also have a unique opportunity to combine these established products, not only to address clients' data requirements, but to deliver new products that were not possible prior to the acquisitions.
Managing People, Culture, and Clients: There will be a number of organizational challenges including building a cohesive go-to-market strategy across teams from very different sides of the business. If the provider can effectively manage the people, technology, and cultural integration challenges, they will be positioned to provide clients with a unique front-to-back office operating model. Although there may be significant overlap amongst the client base, the newly acquired firms will add talent, new skill sets, and established front office relationships. When properly aligned, there is a tremendous opportunity to grow and evolve a single platform solution while also offering clients new products that enable investment managers to more efficiently generate alpha. An example of where this could be quickly realized is in the linking of custody data to front office platforms providing real time views to support collateral management, cash investments, and risk analysis.
Outsourcing Optionality: For investment managers, it is critical to have a clear view on their sourcing strategy as their own unique requirements will often drive which platform is best suited to support their growth strategy.
Both State Street and SS&C have deep roots in the services business and likely their offerings will provide optionality for outsourcing. Although Olmstead firmly believes clients need to consider a number of factors when evaluating an operating model transformation decision, outsourcing is clearly one of the primary considerations. For clients contemplating broader transformation initiatives, having the option to outsource components of the operations can be a key criteria.
Another interesting trend in outsourcing, is the development of "modular" solutions that a number of service providers and technology firms are offering. These are designed to deliver targeted solutions to address manager's key pain points (such as derivatives processing or regulatory reporting), while leaving intact a strong operating platform that does not otherwise require significant change. These solutions can provide clients with the benefit of solving for a specific need while avoiding a larger, more complex outsourcing project.
Data Integration: Technology vendors with home grown integrated platforms have had the benefit of years of planning and execution in developing technology models where data has been leveraged across the various front, middle, and back office systems. From inception of the original design, these solutions have been engineered to support an integrated set of solutions across the investment management lifecycle. Service providers who have acquired existing platforms will need to move quickly to rationalize both redundant and disparate applications while developing new solutions for the marketplace. To be successful, they will need to deliver a tightly integrated platform with trusted data that managers can rely upon for real time portfolio analysis and decision making.
Operational transformation is front and center for every investment manager today. As noted, Olmstead sees a positive trend in service providers and technology vendors investing in new solutions. The challenge for investment managers is designing their new operating model while the landscape is still evolving. To make the appropriate decision regarding their operational transformation, investment managers will need a clear view of their current state and a thorough understanding of the range of possible solutions given their specific strategic objectives. Equally important, will be aligning the vision across all key stakeholders to ensure the designed end state solution will be a platform that enables their long-term growth strategy.
Will our firm need to consider outsourcing in order to optimize growth strategies and does that narrow my possible strategic partners?
Can any one technology platform satisfy all of our needs or is it likely that our business model will require interoperability with other 3rd party platforms?
What are the benefits and risks of partner consolidation?
Do we fully understand how integrated data across front, middle, and back office functions can facilitate real-time decisions that improve our performance?
Realistically, how long before we see any tangible new benefits from these acquisitions?
How much change will our firm undergo in terms of new products, asset classes, and geographies and can the existing operating model support these initiatives?


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While looking for eating the best in Sault Ste . Marie , you can't miss the North 82 restaurant. This dining place is well known for steak among local cuisines while it also offers American and Canadian delicacies also. North 82 is a not-to-be-missed dining place whether you want lunch , dinner or late night meals.
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With no in-house HR support, the owner of At Home Estate Agents engaged us to ensure that the company complied with its legal obligations in relation to employing staff and that the company's desire to be a great place to work was reflected in an Employee Handbook Horsham. There was a contract of employment in place but they were looking to recruit a new employee so felt it was the right time to review their contracts and get an Employee Handbook written.
We discussed company specific provisions, for example, annual leave entitlement, and how they should be presented to ensure the procedures would be workable now and with a larger workforce as the company grew.
Once agreed, a review and rewrite of the current terms and conditions was completed to create a bespoke contract of employment which included a robust menu of clauses to cover fixed term and/or part time employees and more senior hires. We included clauses to protect the company and give maximum flexibility, and restrictions on employees during and post-employment for example Company bonus scheme and Company car rules – areas which are important yet often missed.


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Learning Goal: Students will understand why Europeans explored and colonized the Americas in the 15th - 16th centuries and the impact of their settlement on Native American societies.
About 12,000 years ago, nomadic people migrated from Asia to North America. Over thousands of years, these people spread across North and South America, adapting to the geography, and creating distinct Native American Cultural Regions.
Fast forward to the year 1492... Europeans were in search of a faster route to Asia. Spain hired Christopher Columbus to sail west in search of this route. Columbus didn't find the route, but instead accidentally "discovered" America. Over the next 100 years, many more explorers would sail to the "New World", in search of wealth and glory. As they traveled between Europe and the Americas, these explorers brought goods and people to the two hemispheres, creating a system of trade known as the Columbian Exchange. The Columbian Exchange connected the "Old World" and the "New World", but came at a cost. Many of the explorers brought war and disease that decimated Native Americans populations.


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module Puma
  module MiniSSL
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      def initialize(socket, engine)
        @socket = socket
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      end

      def to_io
        @socket
      end

      def readpartial(size)
        while true
          output = @engine.read
          return output if output

          data = @socket.readpartial(size)
          @engine.inject(data)
          output = @engine.read

          return output if output

          while neg_data = @engine.extract
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          end
        end
      end

      def engine_read_all
        output = @engine.read
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          output << additional_output
        end
        output
      end

      def read_nonblock(size)
        while true
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          return output if output

          data = @socket.read_nonblock(size)

          @engine.inject(data)
          output = engine_read_all

          return output if output

          while neg_data = @engine.extract
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      end

      def write(data)
        need = data.bytesize

        while true
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          enc = @engine.extract

          while enc
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            enc = @engine.extract
          end

          need -= wrote

          return data.bytesize if need == 0

          data = data[wrote..-1]
        end
      end

      alias_method :syswrite, :write

      def flush
        @socket.flush
      end

      def close
        @socket.close
      end

      def peeraddr
        @socket.peeraddr
      end
    end

    class Context
      attr_accessor :verify_mode

      if defined?(JRUBY_VERSION)
        # jruby-specific Context properties: java uses a keystore and password pair rather than a cert/key pair
        attr_reader :keystore
        attr_accessor :keystore_pass
        attr_accessor :enable_SSLv3

        def initialize
          @enable_SSLv3 = false
        end

        def keystore=(keystore)
          raise ArgumentError, "No such keystore file '#{keystore}'" unless File.exist? keystore
          @keystore = keystore
        end
      else
        # non-jruby Context properties
        attr_reader :key
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        def key=(key)
          raise ArgumentError, "No such key file '#{key}'" unless File.exist? key
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        end

        def cert=(cert)
          raise ArgumentError, "No such cert file '#{cert}'" unless File.exist? cert
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        end
      end
    end

    VERIFY_NONE = 0
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    class Server
      def initialize(socket, ctx)
        @socket = socket
        @ctx = ctx
      end

      def to_io
        @socket
      end

      def accept
        io = @socket.accept
        engine = Engine.server @ctx

        Socket.new io, engine
      end

      def accept_nonblock
        io = @socket.accept_nonblock
        engine = Engine.server @ctx

        Socket.new io, engine
      end

      def close
        @socket.close
      end
    end
  end
end

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Q: Querying by GlobalID in ArcGIS Pro I can't figure out the syntax to query a feature class by  GlobalID because the GlobalID is not a string, float, etc.
What is the syntax to query by GlobalID in SQL using ArcGIS Pro?
SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE GLOBALID = {31595CF4-D5C7-49A4-85D2-C245BEBC009F}

A: You actually treat it like a string.
Note the selection Query statement made in ArcGIS Pro:

If you view the SQL statement, you see it wraps the value in single quotes:

Update your SQL to:
SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE GLOBALID = '{31595CF4-D5C7-49A4-85D2-C245BEBC009F}'


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The last two years I ran in the Mesa Turkey Trot. This year, my kids and I decided to finally hike up to the Wind Cave on Pass Mountain in Usery Recreation Area.
That's Emily and Tyler in front of Pass Mountain. The cave is just below the summit to the right, almost above Tyler's left shoulder in this picture.
There's the cave. Tyler and Emily resting in the center of the picture. It's about 2800 feet above sea level and about 700 feet above car level (parking lot).
You can see Tyler was yawning. He was having a bout of hiccups the entire hike down.
Wind Cave is about 300 feet below the summit of Pass Mountain and there is no trail to the top. But, there is lots of boulders and I'm sure many more experience hikers go to the top. We saved that for another day. Amy spent the morning baking pumpkin pie. We rushed back home to help Amy with the rest of the dinner prep (ok-I'm blogging, but I think the kids are helping).
Started this journey back in June of 2006 weighing close to 260. December of 2008 was my low point at 210. The summer weather and minor injuries have resulted in weight gains all three summers.
The plan for 2010 is to get under 200. Today's weight is 228. I have 13 months to reach this goal. 2.15 lbs. per month.
Hiking: 1 major hike per month.
Races: 1 race per month.
Cross Training: 2x week. Resistance training.
Fuel: Calories at 14000 per week (2000/day).
Burn 3500 per week. About a 7000 calorie deficit.
Reduce fats, keep carbs and proteins almost the same.
More salads, vegetables and fruits in diet.
Saturday morning and it's cold. Somewhere between 45 and 50. And it's dark. The alarm went off at 6 am and I was supposed to be out in 30 to 45 minutes.
I wasn't up to the run. Nope. Not going to happen.
But, I figured I was up and I'll read the paper and have some breakfast. By 7 pm I was planning my run.
The World's Largest Cul De Sac.
For a change of pace I decided I was going to run west into Ahwatukee, a Phoenix neighborhood that is separated from the rest of Phoenix by South Mountain. Think of the UP of Michigan, but smaller and no mosquitos (and no obnoxious Wolverines). Some call it the world's largest cul de sac because there are only a few ways into it and it dead ends on the west side. My plan was to run 8.5 miles to were the roads of Ray and Chandler meet. Out on Ray, in on Chandler. 17 miles all at around a 12 minute pace. And for the most part that worked for the first 12 miles.
After mile 12 my calves started to tighten. I think I was sweating less too. I had a GU at mile 5 and another at mile 10.5. I, even replaced my water with gatorade at a gas station. So, I think I was fine fuel wise. I pushed forward, but my calves were barking. I've experienced this before on long runs, but not lately. My legs didn't feel like this at Twin Cities. Not even after 20 + miles. My legs didn't feel this bad on my trial Tucson run last week. 12 minute miles were not going to happen for miles 13 to 17. After the run my face was crusted with salt. Amy laughed.
I'm thinking my potassium level was low and it resulted in muscles going bad. Today, it's Sunday and my legs feel fine. I'll probably go for a run tonight. 17 miles done at a 12:47 pace. The first 12 miles great. The last 5, not so much.
I read an article in Outside Magazine about single shoes washing up on shore with feet still in them. Seven washed up in 2007 and 2008. Weird. Then I found a website called "One Shoe Diaries" about a guy that finds single shoes and takes photos of them. He's an artsy type that traveled the US and did this on the side. Now, I'm thinking what are the odds of finding one shoe along the side of the road? Evidently, not so difficult.
Around mile 13 or 14 I ran past my first "Lost Sole". I borrow that phrase from Randall's blog. So, this is Lost Sole #1. I'm thinking she didn't have a designated driver and had to walk home.
Two miles later at the entrance to Harter Park in my neighborhood is Lost Sole #2. A kid's slipper. Two shoes found on one 17 mile run. On Randy's blog he says he takes the picture, but doesn't touch the shoe (there might be a foot in it). So I'll do the same. These two were taken with my camera phone. Not the best quality.
The Hole in the Rock from below.
My Three Objectives for Yesterdays Trial Run.
This is the map and elevation of my training run. Mile 9 of the marathon starts where I was at mile 4 and it continues in a similar fashion until a short hill at mile 25.
1. To see how the elevation would affect me.
The Tucson Marathon starts at 4800 feet above sea level. That's like 3500 feet above my bed. Can I go from bed to Oracle in just one day and survive. Luckily, the first 3/4 of a mile is all downhill. If you drop your water bottle, you'll retrieve it at the bottom, kind of downhill. But, then the hills start. I don't do well and the hills+elevation was tough on me yesterday. On marathon day I'll have to put up with it for the first 8 miles. It'll be tough, but I think I can manage.
2. To see how hilly Oracle, Az really is.
The hills are like being in the ocean. One wave after the other, but no water to give you buoyancy. Just before the first mile marker they start on Mt. Lemmon Road. I know, when given lemons, make lemonade. My plan is to run all the flats and downhills up to about the half way point of the uphills. Then to walk to the crest and pray there's a downhill on the other side. I didn't see any false summits, so I should be able to do this and keep my mile pace under 12 for the first 8 miles. Miles 1, 2 and 5 should be closer to 11. I need to conserve my energy here, so that I can do the last 18 miles strong.
3. To find out what my comfortable pace is on the downhill portion.
The beauty of the Tucson Marathon is the final 18 miles. All downhill. From about 4500 feet above sea level to about 2000 feet. A 2500' drop in 18 miles and it's pretty consistent. One short hill around mile 25. I ran 5 miles of this portion and between 10:29 and 11:16 miles. I'm pretty sure about two things. I'll be able to run this portion well and my legs we'll feel horrible when I'm done.
I break up my marathons into 0ne mile segments and into larger chunks. I like to crunch data during the run. Here's my plan. The first 8 miles is the first chunk(The hills of Oracle). I plan to keep each mile around 12 minutes. I should leave Oracle after 1 hour and 36 minutes. The next five miles (entering civilization) are all downhill and will bring me to the half way point of the marathon. At 11 minute miles, I should get to Biosphere road at 2:31. The next 5 miles (down to Catalina) I plan to do in 11 minute miles, so I should get to mile 18 by 3:26. And then there's the last 8.2 miles. I need to get these done in 1:30 minutes to break 5 hours. That means an keeping it at 11 minute miles all the way to the finish. Can I do it?
I really want a PR for a marathon that starts with a 4. Here's hoping for a 4:56 marathon on December 13th.
Thanks to Blue Pants racing for supporting our training run 0n the front half of the Tucson Marathon course. We parked at the 13 mile mark and got shuttled to the start. Yeah, it was cold at 4000 feet elevation in the back of a pickup. But, our biggest fear was that the border patrol was going to stop us and since we didn't have ID and deport us to Mexico.
The marathon starts at 4800' elevation and we pass this sign. I need to call that number and tell him it's time for a new flag. His was pretty worn.
A nice motel in Oracle, AZ.
From mile 8 until the finish it's all downhill. About 1500 feet of elevation drop from that point. If I can just survive the first 8 miles, I think I can get a PR.
Here's a list of all the races I have done. I didn't realize that the Twin Cities Marathon was my 50th race completed since August 2006. Races 52 and 53 will be this Sunday at the Phoenix 5k/10k. I plan to run both.
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Carbon Removal in Forests and Farms in the United States
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September 10, 2018 28 Pages
James Mulligan, Gretchen Ellison, Rebecca Gasper and Alex Rudee
CarbonShot: Federal Policy Options for Carbon Removal in the United States
Foundational Questions on Carbon Removal in the United States
Technological Carbon Removal in the United States
The purpose of this working paper is to explore the potential for carbon removal in forests and farms in the United States, to identify needs likely to arise on the pathway to large-scale deployment, and to consider ways to begin addressing those needs. This working paper is part of a World Resources Institute (WRI) publication series CarbonShot: Creating Options for Carbon Removal at Scale in the United States. The series presents findings from a WRI-led assessment of needs for scaling candidate carbon removal approaches in the United States, drawing on a synthesis of available scientific literature. This paper focuses on carbon removal in forests and farms.
There is untapped potential to increase carbon removal in America's forests and farms. However, realizing this potential will require navigating challenging dynamics related to competition for land to supply global food and fiber markets, diffuse landownership over expansive areas, persistent scientific and technological challenges related to measurement and monitoring, and still limited public funding for carbon-beneficial land management.
Carbon removal in forests and farms can be achieved through several different practices. These practices interact differently with global land-use trade-offs that affect food and fiber security as well as net climate benefits. Some practices, like restoring croplands to grassland or forestland, or extending timber harvest rotation lengths, reduce the supply of food or fiber and may lead to indirect land-use change. While these measures have potential, unlocking that potential would require increasing food and fiber yields on existing agricultural lands and reducing growth in demand for land-intensive agricultural products—for example by reducing food loss and waste. The following other measures do not reduce the supply of food or fiber:
Reforestation on nonagricultural lands such as post-disturbance forest areas, abandoned mine lands, abandoned farmland,4 roadsides, parks, and urban areas.
Forest carbon management practices such as restocking understocked stands, reducing the risk of catastrophic wildfire, reduced impact logging, active replanting post-harvest, and silvicultural practices that improve growth rates.
Agricultural practices that boost yields and build soil carbon without shifting land uses.
Integration of trees into agricultural lands while maintaining or increasing farm productivity.
The potential scale of carbon removal in forests and farms in the United States alone appears to be on the order of hundreds of millions of metric tons of CO2 per year. Estimates of the global need for carbon removal reach into the gigatons (billion metric tons) per year by 2050 in scenarios consistent with both 1.5˚C and a likely chance of 2˚C temperature rise above pre-industrial levels. The majority of the estimated potential in the U.S. land sector is linked to reforestation on nonagricultural lands. Additional potential may be available from soil carbon management measures that are excluded from estimates of technical potential in the literature due to lack of field data.
Achieving this potential would require addressing needs related to scientific uncertainty, measurement, and monitoring; mechanisms to drive adoption by landowners at large scale; and public funding. Government agencies (federal, state, and local), the private sector, and individual landowners and producers all have a role to play in addressing these needs.
The ambitious emissions reduction measures modeled in most global emissions pathways are not enough to achieve the Paris Agreement targets for limiting temperature rise. In these pathways, it is also necessary to undertake efforts to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere at the gigaton scale—billions of metric tons per year globally.
There is untapped potential to increase carbon removal in America's forests and farms. However, although marginal costs of implementation are generally below US$50/tCO2, deploying these approaches at large scale will require addressing a set of needs related to scientific uncertainty, measurement, and monitoring; mechanisms to drive landowner adoption at large scale; and public funding.
If these needs can be addressed, the potential scale of deployment in the United States is likely on the order of hundreds of millions of metric tons (MtCO2) per year.
Heightened abatement of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is needed to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement to limit warming to well below 2˚C, with efforts to limit warming to 1.5˚C, to avoid the most dangerous climate impacts. Furthermore, most scientific estimates show that to keep these goals within reach, the global emissions trajectory needs to not only reach net-zero by the second half of this century but continue downward into net-negative emissions. Global climate models therefore illustrate the need to pursue both aggressive emissions reductions and significant deployment of carbon removal. They rely upon carbon removal approaches to offset the last remaining GHG-emitting activities that are too challenging or expensive to eliminate, and to compensate for any temporary overshoot of temperature goals.
Carbon removal is the process of removing CO2 from the atmosphere and storing it. It is distinct both from solar radiation management, which seeks to reflect sunlight to reduce warming rather than remove carbon from the atmosphere, and from carbon capture and storage (CCS) from point sources of emissions such as fossil-fueled power plants or other industrial facilities. Approaches to carbon removal traverse a spectrum from land management approaches to technological options, including carbon management in agricultural soils, forests, and agroforestry; bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS); direct air capture and storage (DACS); and frontier technologies such as biochar, plant breeding or engineering, enhanced weathering, and seawater capture. The intention of carbon removal is to store CO2 in plants, soils, and oceans, as well as nonbiologically in geological formations and products (e.g., building materials), augmenting the net transfer of carbon from the atmosphere that naturally takes place as part of the carbon cycle (Minx et al. 2018). In some cases, storage is permanent; in others the CO2 may return to the atmosphere over time.
To date, a gap exists between the need for rapid emissions reductions to stabilize the climate at the temperature targets established in the Paris Agreement, and the availability of cost-effective measures that can provide those reductions (UNEP 2017). Advancements in carbon removal can help close that gap. However, each carbon removal approach available today faces its own challenges, potential pitfalls, and limitations. The full potential of each remains uncertain. Given this uncertainty, a portfolio of approaches and technologies could yield greater opportunities for achieving large-scale carbon removal (Minx et al. 2018; Fuss et al. 2018).
Assessing carbon removal pathways, their potential, barriers and policy options to accelerate development as part of a suite of climate actions.


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Gordon Fryer Bond: 1930 - 2018
Burnley Football Club is saddened to report the death of former Claret Gordon Fryer Bond at his home in Poulton le Fylde at the age of 87.
Gordon was born in Thornton, Blackpool in September 1930 and spent the 1949-50 season playing for Blackpool 'A' team. In 1951 he contacted Burnley requesting a trial and was signed, initially as an amateur, prior to the 1951-52 season.
Gordon made an impressive Clarets' debut on 1 September 1951. Playing at inside right for Burnley 'A' team he hit five goals in an 8-0 crushing of De Havilland at Barnoldswick, the Clarets' home ground for that season. His team-mates on that day included Bobby Seith and Alan Shackleton
Shortly afterwards Gordon was called up for two years' national service so was not able to play for Burnley as often as he would have liked. However, in August 1952 he was selected to make his debut in Burnley's Central League side and played his part in a 2-1 victory against Bury at Turf Moor.
More of the Clarets' stars of the future were on display that day, including Colin McDonald, Seith, Roy Stephenson, Albert Cheesebrough and Brian Pilkington.
He played once more at reserve team level that season and made one more Central League appearance in season 1953-54, when he also played for both the "A" and "B" teams, scoring another 5 goals.
His overall Burnley record in three years at Turf Moor was three Central League appearances, with 22 appearances at 'A' & 'B' team level, in which he scored 14 goals.
He was given a free transfer by Burnley in May 1954.
All at Burnley Football Club would like to express our condolences to Gordon's family and friends at this very sad time.


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Mar 22, 1961 CIA memo expresses frustration with pro-Sukarno record of Indonesian Army General Nasution.
Dec 18, 1963 Incoming President Johnson withholds economic aid to Indonesia.
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Sept 1965 Indonesian generals warned of impending assassination plots. Planted stories abroad speak of arms-smuggling to Java from mainland China.
Sept 30, 1965 Jani and his pro-Sukarno supporters on Army General Staff are rounded up and murdered. Nasution escapes.
Oct 1, 1965 Massacre of Communists and ethnic Chinese begins. Suharto takes over, closes all papers except Communist and one other on left.
Oct 2, 1965 Questioned issue of Communist paper supports alleged coup attempt of September 30; becomes pretext to continue massacre.
Oct-Dec, 1965 RPKAD Commandos of Col. Sarwo Edhie spread massacre to other parts of Indonesia. More than 500,000 killed.
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At 9:39 a.m. ET (9:39 p.m. Singapore time), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 99.19 points, or 0.45 per cent, at 21,888.37 and the S&P 500 was down 8.52 points, or 0.34 per cent, at 2,468.03. The Nasdaq Composite was down 25.29 points, or 0.39 per cent, at 6,410.04. Nine of the 11 major S&P sectors were lower, with financial index's 0.89 per cent leading the decliners.
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Ed Ulrich graduated from Georgia Tech in 1969 with a BCE. After serving primarily as a foundation construction engineer, he enrolled in the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where he was awarded an MSCE in 1971 with majors in Soil Mechanics, Rock Engineering, and Engineering Geology. He then continued as a construction engineer and project engineer before he and his family crossed the Sabine River in 1972 and joined the former McClelland Engineers.
The assignment was particularly challenging in that the success of the foundation design depended largely on the understanding of foundation conditions at the close of the 18th century. A major slope failure had already occurred and had destroyed the original site.
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Ford 'Self-Driving' Car Release Date; Is Uber and Lyft on Their Way Out?
By Mark Rollins ( [email protected] ) Aug 18, 2016 11:51 AM EDT Comment
Ford is getting autopilot by 2021? BBC
If science fiction versions of the future have taught us anything, it is that we are headed into an age of driverless vehicles. The company who has this technology can change the world, and the one to have it first is Ford. What Ford has is a killer of Uber and Lyft.
According to BBC, Ford has made a pretty bold accusation saying that they can mass-produce a fully autonomous self-driving car without a steering wheel by 2021. This has been said by the company's president, Mark Fields, at an even in Palo Alto, California.
In fact, Ford has said that they would double its investment in its research center in the city, and will make sizable investments in technology companies who are involved in the autonomy industry. For example, Ford wants to partner with Chinese firm Baidu, with a joint investment of $150 million in Velodyne, a company that works on Light Detection and ranging (LiDAR). Ford also invested in $6.6 million for Civil Maps, a digital mapping company, not to mention money put towards neuroscience research.
What is interesting is that when Ford made this announcement, they did not mention Google. Considering they are the ones that are pioneering the self-driving technology, it is kind of surprising. Ford, like Google, is working on "Level 4" autonomy, which refers to the standards put in place by the US-based Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).
Level 4 is high automation, which means that the car is able to operate unmonitored in a particular case use. Level 5 is the goal, which is full autonomy in any driving condition. So far, Tesla's Autopilot, which can change lanes and monitor traffic flow, is only at Level 2. This level requires constant monitoring vs. a Level 3, which is requiring monitoring during emergencies.
According to Ford Media, Mark Fields states that "The next decade will be defined by automation of the automobile, and we see autonomous vehicles as having as significant an impact on society as Ford's moving assembly line did 100 years ago. We're dedicated to putting on the road an autonomous vehicle that can improve safety and solve social and environmental challenges for millions of people - not just those who can afford luxury vehicles."
It is interesting to see Ford pushing this autopilot technology. It is possible that Ford is trying to be first in it, because it is possible that whoever gets a hold of this technology will rule. After all, who doesn't want autopilots on our cars? Besides those that believe that they could be rather dangerous.
What is interesting is how if Ford perfects this technology, this will make Uber and Lyft completely null and void. That is, there would be any need for drivers if a driver is not needed. This is a pretty big business these days, however, the service that it provides will still be needed. So if you want to establish an Uber or Lyft business for yourself, all you need to do is buy a fleet of Ford cars in 2021.
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