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Hawks hire new OC
The Seahawks reportedly will hire Rams passing game coordinator Shane Waldron as offensive coordinator.
Waldron, 41 (and born in Portland), has some background with Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski (TEs coach) and the Patriots and obviously comes from Sean McVay's powerful offense, which was a top-five passing unit under Waldron's charge in both 2018 and 2019 before taking a step back in 2020. The Rams also have been a top-10 rushing team under McVay, so Waldron comes with the sense of balance Pete Carroll wants.
The Rams use a lot of pre-snap motion, including jet sweep plays, and favor play fakes. Tight ends are sneaky weapons in their offense, too.
Expect the Seahawks to retain most of their offense, as they did when Schotty arrived in 2018, and blend concepts the Rams use while keeping a focus on the running game.
Per various reports, the Hawks started their search to replace Brian Schottenheimer by talking to several recently fired coaches: Anthony Lynn (Chargers), Doug Pederson (Eagles) and Adam Gase (Jets).
The Seahawks also reportedly wanted to talk to Buffalo quarterbacks coach Ken Dorsey (whom we mentioned as someone they should consider).
The Seahawks also reportedly wanted to interview Saints QB coach Joe Lombardi — a Seattle native who is the grandson of Vince Lombardi — but he joined Brandon Staley with the Chargers. Lombardi had been Drew Brees' QB coach in New Orleans for much of the past decade, with a short and unproductive stint as Detroit's OC in between (2014-15).
Carroll also reportedly reached into his past, interviewing Kirby Wilson, Las Vegas Raiders running backs coach. Wilson was Carroll's RBs coach in New England in the late 1990s and joined him at USC in 2001. He has worked for a half-dozen NFL teams since 2002 and is in his second stint with Jon Gruden now.
The Seahawks also apparently wanted to speak to Chiefs QB coach Mike Kafka and had interest in Lynn's Chargers assistants Shane Steichen and Pep Hamilton. Steichen joined Nick Sirianni's staff in Philadelphia. Tennessee and Pittsburgh both interviewed Hamilton.
Pederson is the guy who excites Seahawks fans the most, but he reportedly is not really interested in taking an OC job and may sit out 2021.
Lynn joined Dan Campbell as Detroit's OC on Jan. 23. He would have been an underwhelming choice for many Seahawks fans. He comes from Pete Carroll's school of thought: Be physical in the running game and hit big plays in the passing attack.
Gase was a headscratcher. His first stint as offensive coordinator was with Denver in 2013-14, when Peyton Manning was the QB. Carroll's Seahawks held that record-setting 2013 offense to eight points in Super Bowl XLVIII. Gase went to Chicago in 2015, leading a very average Bears offense. And he somehow got both Miami and the Jets to hire him as head coach after that.
Gase would have been a terrible hire — and that is without considering the horrible idea of reuniting Gase on the same team that has Jamal Adams, who has criticized the coach for his poor management of the Jets.
Kafka may have been the most interesting of the early names. The former Northwestern QB has been on Andy Reid's staff in Kansas City since 2017 and has helped tutor Patrick Mahomes. Kafka's impact on Reid's offense and the uber-talented QB is surely minimal, but he would bring a lot of Reid's aggressive offensive philosophy to Seattle — something Russell Wilson would love.
Dave Canales, Seattle's passing coordinator, could be an option for promotion. He reportedly turned down Vanderbilt's OC job because he wants to stay in the NFL. Canales has been with Carroll since 2009 (at USC); he was receivers coach for the Seahawks from 2010 to 2017 and QB coach in 2018-19 before being promoted to passing coordinator last season.
Also mentioned early on was Clemson OC Tony Elliott, who declared his intent to stay in college.


Drone regulations and links for people flying drones in Chad.
According to Chad's national aviation authority, the Civil Aviation Authority of Chad (ADAC), flying a drone is legal in Chad, but we recommend being aware of and compliant with the drone regulations listed below before doing so.
Why fly a drone in Chad? To get aerial shots of beautiful spots like this!
Based on our research and interpretation of the laws, here are the most important rules to know for flying a drone in Chad.
A permit is required for commercial drone operations.
Do not fly over airports or in areas where aircraft are operating.
Do not fly at night or in bad weather conditions.
Do not fly in sensitive areas such as government or military facilities.
As you may have noticed, there is very limited information available regarding drone laws in Chad. For more information on Chad's drone laws, see this document created by the ADAC.
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I think I speak for many locals when I ask you kindly not to encourage visitors to walk (or dash) through the dunes!
This is the way the beach will look when they build the new Hampton Inn which I am sure the TDC endorses also. What are these people thinking or do they bother to even think?


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Disabled People Cut Off From Vital Supplies Due To Panic Buying
Disabled people are being left cut off from vital supplies due to the coronavirus pandemic, as charities warn of a rising number of calls from worried individuals who are struggling.
It comes as Sainsbury's said it would allocate specific hours for vulnerable and elderly patients to do their shopping and prioritise delivery slots for them.
People with disabilities have contacted the Guardian to say they are not able to get their supermarket food deliveries due to panic buying and stockpiling of goods, which has increased demand on supermarkets amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
A number of people have also struggled to get vital medical supplies, with a woman who has muscular dystrophy unable to find any non-latex gloves for suctioning her airway. She had to pay £70 to get them from Amazon.
Another woman with a systemic neuro-immune condition said all the online supermarket delivery slots were booked up to April, while another individual who contacted Sainsbury's to complain says she was asked why they should prioritise disabled people.
The national disability charity Scope said about a quarter of calls to its helpline have been about coronavirus, but almost all calls have mentioned it in some capacity.
Ceri Smith, head of policy and campaigns at Scope, said: "This is a difficult time for lots of different reasons, some of which disproportionately affect disabled people.
"The social care system is already stretched and under severe pressure. Disabled people who rely on this support are deeply worried about a shortage of carers due to illness, and the impact self-isolation will have on their ability to do the basics in life.
"Many disabled people are concerned about panic buying leading to a lack of essential supplies and a scarcity of supermarket home delivery slots. The situation is changing fast and it's important that the government take disabled people's concerns seriously."
Ed Holloway, director of services at the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society, said: "Calls to our free MS helpline have more than doubled, and without question the majority are coronavirus-related."
Tony Phippar tweeted Sainsbury's to say his wife, Helen, always gets her groceries delivered due to disabilities and cannot shop in the store. She claimed the company's response over the phone was: "Why should we prioritise disabled people?"
A Sainsbury's spokesperson said the supermarket had got in touch with Helen to apologise for her experience, which did not reflect the standard of service it works hard to meet. Sainsbury's said: "We are an inclusive retailer and committed to helping our elderly, vulnerable and disabled customers."
The supermarket said that as of 23 March it will prioritise delivery slots for those over 70 and those with disabilities, adding it would contact those customers in the coming days.
Joanne Oliver, 59, is housebound with a systemic neuro-immune condition and has been off work sick for more than a year. She said: "I have been having Sainsbury's deliveries for around a year and have paid for a delivery pass. I cannot get a delivery slot up to 6 April and none are released up to that date either.
"If the stores cannot offer this service, the government should step in. Imagine if you are ill and live alone … You've nowhere to turn to. People will be starving to death in their own homes if this isn't resolved soon, not to mention the effect the stress of worrying about getting food, etc will have on people with already poor mental health."
Andrew Jukes, who is HIV positive and has other medical issues as well as mobility issues, said: "Delivery slots in central London are a complete nightmare. The closest one we could get is two and a half weeks away. Trying to get things that we need like toilet rolls, hand sanitiser, soap and basic food items is also a complete nightmare, my local shop is a Waitrose and they are refusing to ration stuff, and so basically everything is gone at 9am. Unfortunately there is always a really large queue and as I have limited mobility there is no way I can actually join it."
Other disabled people have reported struggling to get key items such as wet wipes and non-latex gloves. Emma Vogelmann said: "My carers wear them when they suction my trachea. The catheter goes into my airway, so they have to wear them. I usually get them at my pharmacy but they were out and couldn't get any ordered." In the end, she had to go on Amazon and buy some for £70 as the procedure is life-threatening without the gloves. "I could die in four minutes. My airway could get completely blocked and I could stop breathing."
Catherine Hale in London, who has ME and her partner has severe asthma, said she is self-isolating but has children still going to school. "There's a scandalous absence of face masks, which are the only protection we can have if or when my kids get the virus. I've tried to buy some on eBay but told they've been expropriated by customs! This was completely predictable and avoidable. We are resorting to making our own out of kitchen roll and knicker elastic, following a video tutorial from Shanghai. That is literally my plan for self-preservation, knowing that if my partner needs critical care there probably won't be beds, or respirators or staff left," she said.
Evan Odell, a researcher from Disability Rights UK, said while panic buying was "an understandable if frustrating response to the coronavirus outbreak, it is not helpful and many people who are likely to be most impacted by Covid-19 are not able to stockpile basic necessities.
He added: "However, the high demand for grocery delivery simply reflects the millions of people who have been advised to self-isolate. Impromptu local groups and store managers implementing rationing of basic good are doing far more to help disabled people than the government has been. We urge people to be kind to one another and to be mindful of others' needs."
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I received an email from Sainsburys about priority slots for elderly and disabled home delivery slots – and that they would contact these people specifically. BUT how do they know who is disabled etc? It's the same with specified opening hours – how are they going to know if people fit their criteria?
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Lufthansa A320 at Munich on Nov 29th 2022, rejected takeoff due to bird strike
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Lufthansa D-AIWK, Airbus A320 (Photo credit: Anna Zvereva / Flickr / License: CC by-sa)
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A Lufthansa Airbus A320-200, registration D-AIWK performing flight LH-1622 from Munich (Germany) to Krakow (Poland) with 155 people on board, was accelerating for takeoff from Munich's runway 08R when the crew rejected takeoff at high speed (more than 100 KIAS) due a bird strike. The aircraft slowed safely and stopped on the runway abeam taxiway B6 about 1600 meters/5200 feet down the runway. The aircraft needed to hold position until the brakes cooled down, then returned to the apron. A runway inspection found the carcass of a large bird near taxiway B4 about 930 meters/3100 feet down the runway.
A replacement A320-200 registration D-AIZA departed about 2 hours after the rejected takeoff and reached Krakow with a delay of about 2.5 hours.
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The Palm Companion is the latest device from the brand that seeks to simplify the lifestyle of smartphone-obsessed users by helping them achieve efficiency and balance.
Boasting a size that is larger than a smartwatch but smaller than a traditional smartphone, the device is touted as being ultra-portable and also outfitted with fitness sensors for tracking health data. The Palm Companion is being positioned as a supplemental solution for smartphone users who are looking for a way to stay connected without constantly having to keep their smartphone in hand. This is evident with the announcement of the Life Mode functionality on the device, which allows users to turn off connectivity and/or Internet to focus more on the task or experience at hand.


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Q: Cisco 887VA - Cannot open port 110 I am trying to configure a Cisco 887VA at work to open port 110, but no matter what I try, it doesn't seem to work.
The router is accessed from within the building via a web UI but require CLI commands to get it to do anything.  I have done a fair amount of research and believe the code I require is :-
ip nat inside source static tcp [internal IP address of our mail server] 110 [external IP address] 110

I've entered this information into the router and it's showing when I run a show run command, but when I ping port 110 via a free online port scanner the port is still showing as closed.
I have noticed further down the show run report that for most of the other port forwarding entries there are corresponding permit entries, and I don't know whether this may have something to do with it.
The router was supplied by our ISP but they have said it will take them 15 WORKING days to send an engineer around at a cost, and we just can't afford to wait that long so I'm kinda fighting my way through it blind at the moment.
Any help anybody can provide would be MOST gratefully received.
** EDIT, PARTIALLY REDACTED AFTER FINAL ANSWER SO AS TO LEAVE JUST THAT INFORMATION WHICH MAY BE OF USE TO SUBSEQUENT SITE VISITORS **
Here is the syntax of the latest report :-
ip nat inside source route-map NATTING interface Dialer1 overload
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.21 25 212.9.28.216 25 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.21 80 212.9.28.216 80 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.21 88 212.9.28.216 88 extendable
ip nat inside source static udp 192.168.10.21 88 212.9.28.216 88 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.21 110 212.9.28.216 110 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.21 143 212.9.28.216 143 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.21 443 212.9.28.216 443 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.21 993 212.9.28.216 993 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.24 3389 212.9.28.216 3385 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.22 3389 212.9.28.216 3389 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.25 5900 212.9.28.216 5900 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.1 80 212.9.28.216 8080 extendable
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.10.20 20035 212.9.28.216 20035 extendable
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 Dialer1
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ip access-list extended INBOUND
 deny   ip host 0.0.0.0 any log
 deny   ip 10.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 any log
 deny   ip 127.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 any log
 deny   ip 172.16.0.0 0.15.255.255 any log
 deny   ip 192.168.0.0 0.0.255.255 any log
 deny   ip 224.0.0.0 31.255.255.255 any log
 deny   ip host 255.255.255.255 any log
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq smtp
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq 443
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq 88
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq 8080
 permit udp any eq 88 host 212.9.28.216
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq 143
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq 993
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq www
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq 20035
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq 3389
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq 3385
 permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq 5900
 permit udp host 212.9.0.135 eq domain host 212.9.28.216
 permit udp host 212.9.0.136 eq domain host 212.9.28.216
 permit udp 130.88.0.0 0.0.255.255 eq ntp host 212.9.28.216
 permit icmp any any echo-reply
 permit icmp any any time-exceeded
 permit tcp 212.9.0.0 0.0.0.255 host 212.9.28.216 eq 22
 permit tcp 212.9.0.0 0.0.0.255 host 212.9.28.216 eq telnet
 permit icmp 212.9.0.0 0.0.0.255 host 212.9.28.216 echo
 permit tcp host 212.9.19.91 host 212.9.28.216 eq telnet
 permit tcp host 212.9.19.91 host 212.9.28.216 eq 22
 permit icmp host 212.9.19.91 host 212.9.28.216 echo
ip access-list extended NAT-TRAFFIC
 permit ip 192.168.10.0 0.0.0.255 any
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A: The NAT entry you added looks correct, now you need to allow that traffic through your INBOUND ACL.
Since it is an extended ACL you can edit it directly:
ip access-list extended INBOUND
permit tcp any host 212.9.28.216 eq 110

A: you don't have to use route-map. you have to mark your interfaces ip inside and ip outside accordingly, create a ip access-list for NAT and modify the ip nat statement.

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Last Updated: Friday, 9 February 2007, 02:21 GMT
In quotes: Reaction to Smith's death
Family and friends have been paying tribute to model and former Playboy bunny Anna Nicole Smith, who died on Thursday in Florida.
DONNA HOGAN, SISTER
We are saddened and heartbroken by my sister's death. No matter what our differences have been over the years, Anna was still our blood and she will be missed terribly.
She was a woman who was determined to get out of her small town in Texas and make a name for herself.
HUGH HEFNER, PLAYBOY FOUNDER
I am very saddened to learn about Anna Nicole's passing. She was a dear friend who meant a great deal to the Playboy family and to me personally.
My thoughts and prayers are with her friends and loved ones during this difficult time.
FAMILY OF LATE HUSBAND J HOWARD MARSHALL
Our family was shocked by the untimely death of Anna Nicole Smith. We wish to express our sympathies to her family in this difficult time.
ALEX GOEN, CEO AND FOUNDER OF TRIMSPA, DIET SUPPLEMENT COMPANY WHICH SHE WORKED FOR
Anna knew both the joy of giving life, and the heartache of losing a child. We pray that she is granted the peace that eluded her more recent days on earth, and that she find comfort in the presence of her son, Daniel.
MICHAEL MCGRAW, PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
She was a great friend to animals and used every opportunity to speak out against senseless cruelty. ... It is a tragedy when anyone passes away before their time, but with Anna Nicole, animals have lost a true hero and PETA has lost a good friend.
JEFF SHORE, E! STUDIOS
For those of us who worked closely with Anna Nicole and got to know the woman behind the public persona, this is devastating news. She was a sweet person who adored her son, made us laugh and cry with her, and who was never afraid of what others may have thought of her. There will never be another like her, and I already miss her.
PAUL MARCIANO, CEO OF GUESS INC. ADVERTISING AGENCY
This is a very tragic and sad day. Personally I feel she did not survive the loss of her son Daniel, who was the love of her life.
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Fortunately, the empowered committee of secretaries decided to veto the suggestions of VK Sibal, the Director General of the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons (DGH), that the state-owned ONGC be denied 12 deepwater blocks it had won the exploration rights' bid for, for if it had not, a slew of allegations of favouritism would have cropped up. The DGH had said that ONGC's track record was very poor, so the government should get into a negotiation with global oil majors and award the blocks to them. But since there was no provision for such negotiations in the bid, debarring ONGC would have meant the blocks would have gone to Reliance Industries, the second-highest bidder.
Two issues arise. First, is the DGH right about ONGC's track record? The second is the redress available to companies when such a difference of opinion arises. It's not just ONGC, the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group recently alleged the DGH had used discretionary marking to deny it one coalbed methane block.
While there can be little doubt that private firms like Reliance and Cairn have done very well in the last few years, the regulator is being hasty pronouncing judgement on a company on the basis of just a few years' results. In 2004-05, the DGH report shows ONGC found just 137 million tonnes of "initial in-place" reserves (jargon for total amount of oil/gas found) versus the private sector's 180 million tonnes. In 2005-06, however, the DGH figures show, this changed completely with ONGC's reserve addition being 137 million tonnes versus the private sector's 66 million. The DGH is also selective in the data being put out. Most in the industry recall the DGH's ad, placed on the very day of ONGC's AGM last year, saying the PSU had zero success in finding oil/gas under the New Exploration Licensing Policy that began in 1999. The reason why the comparison is unfair is that it does not take into account the fact that ONGC has a significant acreage in non-NELP blocks and it has had good finds here.
Once you take this into account, ONGC's success jumps dramatically. Between 2001-02 and 2005-06, ONGC drilled 638 wells, of which it found oil/gas in 269, taking its "success ratio" to 42 per cent, a figure comparable to what's given in the DGH's ad for private players—Reliance's success ratio is put at 47 per cent and Cairn's 37 per cent. But since wells differ in size, the right way to compare is to look at the reserve accretion, not the reserves that companies tout in their publicity releases, but the ones that the DGH itself certifies.
Here again, the private sector has fared magnificently, but ONGC's done a better job (see table). Over the last five years, private firms have added 729 million tonnes of oil and gas "initial in-place" reserves. ONGC, however, according to DGH data, has added 786 million tonnes! Not bad for a company that the DGH blithely writes off. ONGC does worse than the private firms when it comes to what are called "ultimate" reserves or those parts of the reserves that can be brought up for use—it has 242 million tonnes here as compared to the private sector's 398 million. But the reason for this is that the private sector has found a lot more gas while ONGC has found a lot more oil. While current technology allows you to bring up 65-70 per cent of "initial in-place" reserves of gas, only 30-35 per cent of oil can be brought up—that's why ONGC's ultimate reserve additions look lower. The reason why the DGH, however, continues to follow the international practice of asking for "ultimate" reserves also, is that with advances in technology, the recovery rates for oil are going up, so if ONGC keeps pace with technology as it has been doing, its ultimate reserves will go up from even the existing finds.
In such a situation where a company has a problem with the regulator (the DGH practically functions as one), as in the case of telecom and power, the solution lies in setting up an appellate tribunal. Apart from giving the company a fair shot at defending itself, a tribunal forces the regulator to actually prove its charges, and in writing. Right now, it is the ministry of petroleum that plays the arbiter. This, however, is not a satisfactory solution since the ministry can also take wrong decisions, as it did in the case of the dispute between the Ambani brothers on supply of gas (see "What Murli's actions mean," July 31).


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New Grant to Study How Climate & Forest Pests Drive Landowner Decisions
A team of researchers from the Harvard Forest, Family Forest Research Center, and Duke University have been awarded an $880,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study how climate change and forest pests influence the ways landowners make decisions about their woods.
Collaborators David Kittredge, Marla Lindsay, Mark Borsuk, Brett Butler, and Emily Silver-Huff plan to
Harvard Forest Biennial Report Released
A new report highlighting the last 2 years of research and education at the Harvard Forest, plus a timeline of the Forest's Long-Term Ecological Research program, is now available online and in hard copy by request.
Topics include the new Harvard Farm, research out of the new Tree Ring Laboratory, an update on hemlock woolly adelgid research, progress toward
2016-2017 Bullard Fellows Announced
We are pleased to announce the Harvard Forest Charles Bullard Fellows for 2016-2017. The mission of the Charles Bullard Fellowship Program
New Harvard Conservation Award to Inspire Future Action
The Harvard Forest recently joined Harvard Kennedy School's Environmental and Natural Resources Program and Center for Public Leadership, along with the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, to present the inaugural Charles H.W. Foster Award for Exemplary Academic Leadership in Land Conservation to Middlebury College. The President of Middlebury College, Laurie Patton (Harvard College '83), was present to accept the award.
"New England is a
Senior Ecologist Chosen for Yale Fellowship
Harvard Forest Senior Ecologist Aaron Ellison is spending the spring semester as a Bass Distinguished Visiting Environmental Scholar at the Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies. He will be teaching an undergraduate course in Environmental Studies and conducting research on how portrayals and perceptions of landscapes influence conservation decision-making. He is also finishing two books, Stepping in the
2016 Harvard Forest Ecology Symposium
The 27th annual Harvard Forest Ecology Symposium will be held Tuesday, March 15th from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Harvard Forest Fisher Museum.
Harvard Forest to Co-Present Conservation Award
Academics for Land Protection in New England (ALPINE), a land conservation network based at the Harvard Forest, will present the Charles H.W. Foster Award for Exemplary Academic Leadership in Land Conservation on February 22 to recognize Middlebury College's protection of its 2,100-acre Bread Loaf Campus in Vermont.
The new award honors Charles H.W. Foster, the
Bullard Spotlight: Peter Thomas on Applied Tree Biology
Bullard Fellow Peter Thomas, a plant ecologist from Keele University in England, has spent his 6-month residency at the Forest co-writing a textbook, Applied Tree Biology, aimed at helping land managers make wise decisions about tree care. The book covers how trees should be chosen, planted, pruned, and maintained into old age, based on a sound
Applications Open: Summer Research Program for Undergraduates
UPDATE: Applications closed Feb 5, 2016.
Applications are now open for the 2016 Harvard Forest Summer Research Program, an opportunity for college and university students across the U.S. to participate in 11 weeks (May 23-August
New Cameras Give Glimpse of Harvard Farm
Two research webcams (north, south) now aid the study of seasonal change on the Harvard Farm, Harvard Forest's newest research site and a valuable haven for biodiversity in a region dominated by maturing forests. The cameras and electrical work were supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research program.
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Cuxhaven, Germany
info@royalfreshfish.com
In 2021 Royal Fresh Fish was established in Cuxhaven in the production facilities at Neufelder Strasse 37-41 in Cuxhaven, Germany. Royal Greenland is seeking to strengthen the production and market reach of the European fresh and re-fresh market, also expanding the product portfolio into species not currently available within the Group's own value chain.
In the search of fulfilling this ambition the Group has teamed up with Mr. Carsten Frydkjær, an experienced seafood professional with a profound insight into both the fresh and re-fresh production and the markets in Europe. Mr. Frydkjær and Royal Greenland will share ownership of the new operation.
Products such as cod, saithe, salmon and trout have been implemented in the company and are now produced on a daily basis. The products are sold both fresh and frozen to the European and American market. With within the first year of productivity, Royal Fresh Fish has managed to become one of the largest importers of whitefish to Germany. Our production produces over 200 tons of raw materials on a weekly basis, which is distributed between the whitefish and salmon department.
Royal Fresh Fish GmbH is managed as a stand-alone entity, and are serving customers across the European and American markets.
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Royal Fresh Fish GmbH
Neufelder Straße 37-41, Cuxhaven,
Niedersaksen 27472, DE
Email: info@royalfreshfish.com
Geschäftsführer: Carsten Frydkjær
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Read more about The National Security Law Podcast: And the Oscar Goes To…NSL Podcast!
Read more about The National Security Law Podcast: The State of the Podcast Is Strong!
This week on the National Security Law Podcast, co-hosts Bobby Chesney and Steve Vladeck are joined by Michel Paradis (lead counsel for the defense in the al-Nashiri military commission case) and Capt. Brian Mizer (learned counsel for the defense in that case). Tune in for an extensive discussion of the upcoming D.C. Circuit argument (Jan.
Read more about The National Security Law Podcast: That Doesn't Mean You Do It, Stupid!
This week we've got the concluding episode in our trilogy of deep dives exploring the history and evolution of our foreign-intelligence collection legal architecture (see here and here for the two earlier episodes). Our focus this week?


I finally got around to updating the video section to be like the new photo photo section! Now I can upload videos and categorize them automatically. I also make a new header and simplified the columns on the main page. The Tweet column is now the Quick Blurb column and will contain other short updates.
The biggest news is that our half marathon/mini vacation is only 5 weeks away. We ran 8 miles yesterday and will increase that by 1 mile each week until the race. Our goal is just to finish without walking. It will be a challenge, but I know we can do it.
Kelley are I are going to the drive in tomorrow night to see Captain America and Transformers 3 - we'll have to get there early, but it should be a good time. We just got a new stove, and need a new printer, screen door, and various other house fixes - our house is falling apart! Not really, but it is frustrating to have it all come at once.
Last weekedn Kelley and I went went to Carowinds, an amusement park in South Carolina, where Rock the Park, a Christian concert, was taking place. We had a good, albeit tiring, time. It took several days for us to get back to normal, but we are back on track.
This past weekend marked the beginning of a fun filled summer for us - the first in several years. We went to Atlanta for a Reds vs. Braves baseball game, and while there went to the World of Coca-Cola, Georgia Aquarium, and stayed at a Hilton that was pretty swanky.
DJ and I are so close to our weight goals. It is great that we have been able to share in this journey. I have such a wonderful husband. I am so proud of his accomplishments. I cannot thank him enough for his companionship and love. I love you DJ!
Challenge: DJ offered motivation to reach my goal. I must weight in 3 weeks in a row under my goal weight and I "win" an iPad. I am super motivated! Thanks DJ!
I took my bi-annual fitness test yesterday and scored a 90.2, my highest ever. 90+ is in the excellent category. One year ago I scored a 76.5 - quite a huge difference! I finished the 1.5 mile run in 12 minutes - which was one of my ultimate fitness goals. I have also lost around 10 pounds, with only 10 more to meet that ultimate goal.
Kelley went home for a visit for her birthday this weekend and went to the regular season Ohio State basketball finale and watched them crush Wisconsin. She had a great time, but I am very glad she will be in home in a couple hours.
I take my promotion test for Master Sergeant tomorrow morning - good luck to me! I also just bought a car a week ago - a 2011 Chevy Malibu - it is super nice.


Rocket players will be recognized and be presented with their trophies.
I apologize for the late start, but there are not a lot of times available during the week at any Sparta school gym. This was the best time I could find.
The flyer that we passed out at the beginning of the year has an incorrect date for awards night. That is because printed off the flyers before we confirmed the reservation for the gym, and it was not available like we assumed.


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<?php

namespace RM\SegmentoBundle\Controller;

use RM\AppBundle\Controller\RMController;
use RM\DiscretasBundle\Entity\Tipo;
use RM\DiscretasBundle\Entity\TipoRepository;
use RM\DiscretasBundle\Entity\Vid;
use RM\ProcesosBundle\Entity\Proceso;
use RM\ProcesosBundle\Entity\TipoProceso;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\JsonResponse;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;

class DefaultController extends RMController
{

    /**
     * @param $idOpcionMenuSup
     * @param $idOpcionMenuIzq
     *
     * @return Response|static
     */
    public function obtenerSegmentosAction($idOpcionMenuSup, $idOpcionMenuIzq)
    {
        $em = $this->getManager();

        $servicioSeg = $this->get("SegmentoService");
        $servicioMarca = $this->get("marcaservice");

        $request = $this->get('request');

        $fecha_busqueda = $request->query->get('fecha_busqueda', null);
        $id_categoria = $request->query->get('id_categoria', -1);
        $id_proveedor = $request->query->get('proveedor', -1);
        $id_variable = $request->query->get('variables', -1);
        $id_marca = $request->query->get('id_marca', -1);
        $tipo = $request->query->get('tipo', -1);

        $tipoVariable = $em->getRepository('RMDiscretasBundle:Tipo')
            ->findOneBy(['codigo' => $tipo]);

        if ($this->get('request')->isXmlHttpRequest()) {
            $segmentos = $servicioSeg
                ->getSegmentosFiltrados($tipoVariable, $id_categoria, $id_marca, $id_proveedor, $id_variable,
                    $fecha_busqueda);

            $data = [
                'data'            => $segmentos,
                "recordsTotal"    => intval(count($segmentos)),
                "recordsFiltered" => intval(count($segmentos)),
            ];

            return JsonResponse::create($data, 200);
        }

        $objTipos = $em->getRepository('RMDiscretasBundle:Tipo')->findTipoSegmentador();
        $objMarcas = $servicioMarca->getMarcas();
        $objCategorias = $em->getRepository('RMCategoriaBundle:Categoria')->findCategoriasDeSegmentos();

        return $this->render('RMSegmentoBundle:Default:listado.html.twig', [
            'idOpcionMenuSup' => $idOpcionMenuSup,
            'idOpcionMenuIzq' => $idOpcionMenuIzq,
            'objMarcas'       => $objMarcas,
            'objCategorias'   => $objCategorias,
            'objTipos'        => $objTipos
        ]);
    }

    /**
     * @return Response
     */
    public function showValidarSegmentosAction()
    {
        $em = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager('procesos');
        $repoProcesos = $em->getRepository("ProcesosBundle:Proceso");

        $procesoDeCentro = $repoProcesos->findProcesosCreadosOEnProceso();

        if (count($procesoDeCentro) > 0) {
            return $this->render('RMSegmentoBundle:Default:validandoSegmentos.html.twig');
        } else {
            return $this->render('RMSegmentoBundle:Default:validarSegmentos.html.twig');
        }
    }

    /**
     * @return Response
     */
    public function validarSegmentosAction()
    {
        $this->get('rm_procesos.factory.proceso_factory')
            ->createProcesoTipo(TipoProceso::P00);

        return $this->render('RMSegmentoBundle:Default:validandoSegmentos.html.twig');
    }

    /**
     * @return Response
     * @throws \Exception
     */
    public function searchSegmentosPopoupAction()
    {
        $em = $this->get('rm.manager')->getManager();

        $request = $this->container->get('request');

        $fecha_busqueda = $request->get('fecha_busqueda');
        $fecha_busqueda = new \DateTime($fecha_busqueda);

        $objTipos = $em->getRepository('RMDiscretasBundle:Tipo')->findTipoSegmentador();
        $objCategorias = $em->getRepository('RMCategoriaBundle:Categoria')->findCategoriasDeSegmentos();

        return $this->render('RMSegmentoBundle:Default\Buscador:buscadorSegmentosPopup.html.twig', [
            'identificadorSeg' => $request->get('identificadorSeg'),
            'idNombreSeg'      => $request->get('idNombreSeg'),
            'fecha_busqueda'   => $fecha_busqueda,
            'objCategorias'    => $objCategorias,
            'objTipos'         => $objTipos
        ]);

    }

    /**
     * Devuelve el listado de variables segun el tipo en formato JSON
     *
     * @param Request $request
     *
     * @return JsonResponse|Response|static
     */
    public function obtenerVariablesAction(Request $request)
    {
        $codigo_tipo = $request->query->get('tipo', -1);

        $em = $this->getManager();

        $tipo = $em->getRepository('RMDiscretasBundle:Tipo')->findOneBy([
            'codigo' => $codigo_tipo
        ]);

        if (!$tipo instanceof Tipo) {
            return new JsonResponse([]);
        }

        $codigo = $tipo->getCodigo();

        switch ($codigo) {
            case Tipo::RFM:
                $variables = $em->getRepository('RMLinealesBundle:Vil')
                    ->findVariablesLinealesByTipo($tipo);
                break;
            case Tipo::COMPRA_PRODUCTO:
            case Tipo::HABITOS_COMPRA:
                $variables = $em->getRepository('RMDiscretasBundle:Vid')
                    ->findVariablesDiscretasByTipo($tipo);
                break;
            case Tipo::CICLO_VIDA:
            case Tipo::OTRAS_TRANSFORMADAS:
                $variables = $em->getRepository('RMTransformadasBundle:Vt')
                    ->obtenerVariablesTransformadas('', $tipo->getId());
                break;
            case Tipo::SOCIODEMOGRAFICO:
                $variables = $this->get('sociodemograficasservice')
                    ->obtenerVariableSociodemograficas();
                break;
            default:
                return JsonResponse::create('Error', 400);

        }

        return new JsonResponse($variables);

    }

    /**
     * Renderiza un select dependiendo de la clasificacion de la variable seleccionda.
     * (Categoria, Marca, Proveedor)
     *
     * @param Request $request
     *
     * @return Response
     */
    public function getSelectSegunClaificacionVariableAction(Request $request)
    {
        $id_variable = $request->query->get('id', -1);
        $codigo_tipo = $request->query->get('tipo', -1);

        if ($id_variable == -1) {
            return Response::create('', 200);
        }

        $em = $this->getManager();

        $tipo = $em->getRepository('RMDiscretasBundle:Tipo')->findOneBy([
            'codigo' => $codigo_tipo
        ]);

        if (!$tipo instanceof Tipo) {
            return Response::create('Tipo de variable incorrecto', 400);
        }

        $codigo = $tipo->getCodigo();

        switch ($codigo) {
            case Tipo::RFM:
                $variable = $em->getRepository('RMLinealesBundle:Vil')
                    ->obtenerVLbyId($id_variable);
                break;
            case Tipo::COMPRA_PRODUCTO:
            case Tipo::HABITOS_COMPRA:
                $variable = $em->getRepository('RMDiscretasBundle:Vid')
                    ->obtenerVDbyId($id_variable);
                break;
            case Tipo::CICLO_VIDA:
            case Tipo::OTRAS_TRANSFORMADAS:
                $variable = $em->getRepository('RMTransformadasBundle:Vt')
                    ->obtenerVTbyId($id_variable);
                break;
            case Tipo::SOCIODEMOGRAFICO:
                $variable = $em->getRepository('RMLinealesBundle:Vil')
                    ->obtenerVLbyId($id_variable);
                $variable = empty($variable) ? $em->getRepository('RMDiscretasBundle:Vid')
                    ->obtenerVDbyId($id_variable) : $variable;
                break;
            default:
                return Response::create('Error', 400);

        }

        if (empty($variable) || is_null($variable)) {
            return Response::create(sprintf('No se ha encontrado la variable con id = %s', $id_variable), 400);
        }

        $variable = is_array($variable) ? $variable[0] : $variable;

        if (!$variable instanceof Vid) {
            return Response::create('', 200);
        }

        switch ($variable->getClasificacion()) {
            case Vid::CLASIFICACION_CATEGORIA:
                return $this->render('@RMSegmento/Default/selectClasificacion.html.twig', [
                    'variable'      => $variable,
                    'objCategorias' => $em->getRepository('RMCategoriaBundle:Categoria')->findCategoriasDeSegmentos()
                ]);

            case Vid::CLASIFICACION_MARCA:
                return $this->render('@RMSegmento/Default/selectClasificacion.html.twig', [
                    'variable'  => $variable,
                    'objMarcas' => $this->get('marcaservice')->getMarcas()
                ]);

            case Vid::CLASIFICACION_PROVEEDOR:
                return $this->render('@RMSegmento/Default/selectClasificacion.html.twig', [
                    'variable'    => $variable,
                    'proveedores' => $em->getRepository('RMProductoBundle:Proveedor')->findAll()
                ]);

            default:
                return Response::create('', 200);
        }

    }

}


Looking for a way to get in some cardio exercise and raise money for a cause at the same time?
Join us for Strut Your Mutt in Los Angeles on Saturday October 20, 2018!
Homeless pets in L.A. were really wagging their tails at last year's event. That's because in 2016, nearly 3,600 people and 2,700 dogs strutted and raised nearly $560,000 to help save their lives. And this year, we're hoping to raise even more money for the animals!
Registration is just $15 for adults or $10 for kids (six to 12 years old, age five and under free). That, and anything else you raise during the fundraising portion of the event this summer, goes directly to the participating Los Angeles area shelter or rescue group you choose or to the animals at Best Friends!
For Best Friends and its partnering animal welfare organizations and shelters, Strut Your Mutt is one of the biggest nonprofit fundraising events of the year. Help us reach our goal of $700,000 for LA's homeless pets.
Join our Facebook event here to stay up to date on the monthly contests for a chance to win amazing prizes!