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A simulation approach in estimating the impact of channel on port capacity
This paper addresses the impact of channel waterways on the overall port capacity. In particular, we proposed a definition and two performance measures that can be used to quantify this impact. We then developed a simulation model to simulate the channel activities for estimating the impact of channel under different operating conditions. The simulation results show that when port efficiency level increases, the channels will reduce the overall performance of the port, and thus become a bottleneck in the system.
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text: On 4/7/06, M?ns Rullg?rd <mru at inprovide.com> wrote: > It's not planned. Basically, theora sucks, and ogg sucks more. > Patches to support ogg/theora muxing are still welcome, of course. first of all remember that theora is still alpha stuff but it's getting there. I'm sure once it's 1.0 stable it will kick other codecs ass :) just like they did with vorbis. Remember that vp6 (which is better than mpeg4) is just an improved version of vp3 just like theora so there is hope. (plus mpeg4 is just an improved mpeg2 :) ) secondly ogg is just a simple container, it doesn't have the ambition to replace Matroska or anything like that, it does what it is intended to do pretty well so it doesn't suck to me. Pat


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Something that is easy to overlook about Day For Night is that it's still a young festival. Sure, they've managed to book some stellar musical acts and some world-class artists, but 2017 was still only the third year that the festival had done its thing. Growing pains are expected, and even festivals have been around for much longer than D4N still have issues. Whether that means you want to grade what they've done on a curve or not is your choice.
Day For Night 2017 was not a flawless affair, but it wasn't a bad time either. Taken all together, I think the festival did a pretty good job playing the hand that it was dealt while also creating some issues of its own. Let's take a look at three of the more contentious aspects of this year's festival.
Houston Weather Gonna Houston Weather
We all knew that it was going to rain on Saturday, it was all just a matter of when it would start and how severe it would be. The festival made the decision somewhat early in the day, long before the heavy stuff started to fall, to move up set times so that all the acts scheduled to perform outside got to do their thing. This was the right move. Yes, it did throw off some people's plans, and I understand why they'd be upset. However, it was a choice that benefitted the greatest number of people and worked out about as well as it could considering just how random Houston weather can be.
Yes, it did mean that Nine Inch Nails took the stage as the cold rain started to fall. While some of us thought the rain actually made the show better, others have wondered why they didn't postpone the show until the rain let up. The most likely answer is that starting their set early gave the best odds for them to play a long set; had they postponed it, everyone would have been at the mercy of the elements and had things gone real south the band might never have taken the stage.
Better to try and get them up and done than hoping for the best. Sometimes you have to be a pragmatist instead of an optimist. And who didn't enjoy Trent Reznor singing the line "are you sure this is what you want?" as the rain increased and most of us were soaked to the bone?
The Blue Stage Problem
The Post HTX space is fascinating, but it's not the ideal setting for the common stage setup. The ceilings are too low and the acoustics aren't always the best. To their credit, the organizers did a better job situating the blue stage this year in the space as to not cause traffic jams, but like last year it was not the most viewer-friendly stage. Even for acts not even in the same realm of popularity as Thom
Listen, I know that the circular screens on the side of the stage look cool, but if you're going to insist on a stage design that only works for about 200 people, you have to go with bigger, rectangle screens. Sometimes you have to sacrifice looks for functionality.
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It's just weird that the blue stage was so disappointing again because at the same time they proved that interesting stage design was possible with the yellow stage. The in-the-round setup of the yellow stage was clever, and Post HTX should consider turning that concept into an all year thing; the dance parties they could throw there on the regular would be epic, but as proved by acts like B L A C K I E, the design works for all genres. It would be fascinating to see how other acts in other genres would adapt to the concept.
Ill Communication
Did you know there was a Day for Night app? Odds are good that you didn't because the app didn't go live until after the festival was underway. Real shame about that, because it could have been used to relay information on things people would have wanted to know about, like last-minute set cancellations, set times changing, why the doors opened late on Friday, that the red stage was being shut down on Saturday, so on and so forth. Day For Night's footprint isn't so large that anyone, far as I heard, was suffering from an inability to look up information on their cell phones, but you're playing a weird game when the primary way you distribute information, or what feels like it at least, is Twitter.
We all accept that no festival is ever going to be completely transparent about what's going on behind the scenes. Still, if you can find the time to write "Fuck Trump" on your giant screens, you can probably find time to say, "hey, this is why the festival is late opening, we'll see you good looking people ASAP" or "Sorry that [x] isn't playing anymore, but you should swing by the yellow stage to see LIMB be amazing." It's cool that Day For Night wants to be the festival of the future, but odd that they communicate like festivals that have been around forever.
Also, the festival really should put up the names of the installations on their website. Featuring information about the artists is great, but don't make us go hunting online so that we can tag our Instagrams properly.


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It is said that the biggest mistake of all is to do nothing at all, and that is especially true when it comes to estate planning. A huge percentage of Americans have chosen to do nothing, perhaps because they do not understand how easy it is to fix this error.
For most Americans, preparing an estate is not that complicated. The process starts with a meeting with an estate planning attorney who will determine what the family needs and prepare the documents. According to a recent post on CNBC.com, "Don't drop the ball when planning your estate," people who have cared for their families for decades often forget this important step.
- No will. A 2016 survey found that 64% of American adults don't have a will, and about half of these people either said they didn't need one or just haven't gotten around to it. Depending on the state in which you live and your personal situation, not having a will can result in assets going to people other than those you intend. A will is the document that states your wishes.
- No updated will. The good news is that you have a will; the bad news is that you haven't reviewed it in a decade. You're not alone. Many folks think their wills are "set-it-and-forget-it" documents that never need to be changed. However, our lives change. We marry, divorce, adopt children, have grandkids…the list is endless. You should review your will every two years.
- Unrealistic ideas about your heirs. When you draft your will, you should consider if your heirs are financially and emotionally able to handle the responsibility of money. They may not have the appropriate maturity and financial knowledge or may even have an addiction issue—any of which may be a serious problem when giving them a large sum of money. You should talk to an attorney about adding provisions in your will to protect them from their own issues.
- No trust documents. Wills help with the division of assets upon death, but trusts will live for a set period of time to regulate the distribution of assets. A trust can restrict the timing of asset distribution and add conditions for heirs to receive bequests—like the supervision of a pre-appointed trustee until a minor heir turns 18.
- Not naming the right executor or trustee. Many people will opt for a relative or old friend in their wills as their trustee. However, they may be your contemporaries and may not outlive you. They also may not have the time or inclination to take on the responsibilities of an executorship. Plus, appointing a relative or family friend can increase the odds of friction between heirs. Instead, you might think about naming a professional executor or trustee.
One last note: estate planning attorneys are now hearing from families where a loved one has used an online "do-it-yourself" will. A DIY will may create an unintended legacy of stress and expenses for your loved ones. Speak with an experienced estate planning attorney so that your family is properly protected.
Reference: CNBC (September 13, 2016) "Don't drop the ball when planning your estate"


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evolution Distribution has completed integration with Techhotel PMS
Techotel clients can now access evolution Distribution's products and services, including GDS distribution, through a seamless 2-way interface. Picasso Pro PMS from Techotel provides hotel management system to over 700 hotels, inns, conference centres, hotel chains and restaurants.
"We're delighted to work with Techotel. By having a 2-way interface with our technology, Picasso Pro PMS clients are now able to enhance their visibility across all channels in the e-distribution landscape and manage their rates and availability in the most efficient way." says Joakim Persson, who has been recently appointed as Managing Director at evolution Distribution.
evolution Distribution and Techotel have the common goal of providing customers with the best tools for increasing revenues, for better job satisfaction within hotel staff, and helping hotels to provide the very best service to their guests which starts from the moment of booking.
"We know how important GDS representation is and we want to provide our hotel partners with the best options in the industry, hence we we're thrilled to be working with evolution Distribution to enhance our offering to Techotel clients, helping them to increasing conversion rates and sales." says Klaus Ahrenkilde, Managing Director, Techotel.


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January here is like August in Europe. The country heads to the coast.
The mass evacuation from São Paulo is staggered, but generally commences around the second week of December and - well, this is Brazil - isn't reversed until March.
Carnaval conveniently falls in February which means most people take that month off too, effectively producing a three month mega-holiday which, three weeks in, is already driving me nuts because I need to get things done and nobody seems to want to do anything in this heat.
Happy New Year!
Friday, January 1, 2010
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Summer Boredom Buster Kids - COOKING!
Have you heard of Super Healthy Kids?
Have you heard of Super Healthy Kids?
I decided this recipe would be perfect for my 5 year old to make for family dinner.
I made a few tweaks.
Instead of doing double beans I swapped the black beans for left over chicken and added green chilies to the chicken. Because of the chilies I nixed the salsa.
My kids were big fans, and we will be having them again.
My 5 year old did EVERYTHING except put in the oven, and take out of the oven.
Here is HER recipe:
- 6 tortillas
- 1 egg white
- 1 can refried beans (fat-free or mashed pinto beans)
- 1 can El Pato Salsa de Chile Fresco
- 2 tsp Oil
- Shredded Cheese
- Desired Toppings: Lettuce, Tomato, Cilantro, Salsa, Sour Cream, Plain Yogurt
Add egg whites to a bowl and mix with whisk.
Add beans to the middle of your tortilla, and sprinkle with cheese.
Begin folding your tortilla. Start with one side and fold up an inch and then fold sides and then add more egg white where you make the last fold.
Flash-fry chimis by placing in a pan of 2 tsp oil on medium-high heat. Heat on both sides for 1 minute until golden brown. Place chimichangas onto a pan covered in foil, seam-side down.
Bake at 350 for 12-15 minutes.
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Try it! Let your kids help!


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The highly anticipated 2017 budget was delivered by the Minister of Finance on Wednesday, 22 February. The Minister emphasised that the focus for the 2017/2018 tax year was inclusive economic growth, development and transformation. Achieving these objectives necessitated an increase in revenue through tax policy measures of R28 billion.
Below we set out a number of key aspects of the budget, including future proposals that may impact your clients from a personal tax perspective.
Salome Young provides an overview of what the 2017 budget means to your clients from a personal tax perspective.
A number of predictions preceded this year's budget speech, including increases to all marginal tax rates, VAT, and dividends tax.
New marginal tax rate for high earners
In contrast to the widely publicised prediction of an increase to all the income tax brackets (except the lowest), a new top marginal tax rate of 45% has been introduced for individual taxpayers with a taxable income exceeding R1.5 million. Treasury has indicated that this change will impact approximately 100 000 taxpayers and will result in additional revenue of R16.5 billion.
Increased marginal tax rate for trusts other than special trusts
The marginal tax rate for trusts (excluding special trusts) will be increased from a flat rate of 41% to a flat rate of 45%.
CGT effective rates
As a result of changes to certain marginal tax rates, the effective rate of CGT for affected taxpayers will change accordingly.
|CGT: Individuals and special trusts
|– Maximum effective rate: 18% (increased from 16.4%)
– Note that the annual exclusion for individuals remains unchanged at R40 000
|CGT: Companies
|– Effective rate remains unchanged at 22.4%
|CGT: Trusts other than special trusts
|– Effective rate: 36% (increased from 32.8%)
Treasury has stressed that increasing the top marginal tax rate for individuals without also increasing dividends tax rates could lead to taxpayers opting to pay themselves with dividends rather than salaries. Accordingly, the dividend tax rate on local dividends was increased from 15% to 20%. In addition, the effective dividends tax rate for foreign dividends was increased from 15% to 20%.
In support of middle-income households, the value at which property is taxed at 0% has been increased from R750 000 to R900 000.
The annual contribution limit for Tax Free Savings Accounts has been increased from R30 000 to R33 000. This is consistent with the 2014 budget statement that annual limits will increase in line with inflation.
Amending the foreign employment income tax exemption in respect of South African residents
Currently, if a South African resident works in a foreign country for more than 183 days a year, foreign employment income earned is exempt from tax in SA, subject to certain conditions.
It is proposed that this exemption only applies if foreign employment income is subject to tax in the foreign country.
Refining measures to prevent tax avoidance through the use of trusts
Section 7C of the ITA which comes into effect on 1 March 2017 introduced an anti-avoidance measure aimed at curbing the tax-free transfer of wealth to trusts through the use of low-interest or interest-free loans.
However, Treasury suggests that some taxpayers have already attempted to circumvent the anti-avoidance measure by making low-interest or interest-free loans to companies owned by a trust.
In order to avoid, or at least discourage abuse, it is proposed that section 7C be extended to cover the scenario where low-interest or interest-free loans are granted to a company owned by a trust.
Preservation of benefits after reaching normal retirement age
Recently, amendments were made to the ITA to allow individuals to elect to retire from their retirement fund after the normal retirement age.
Once the individual eventually elects to retire from the retirement fund, at the moment it is not possible to transfer the benefits from that retirement fund to another.
Accordingly, it is proposed that transfers of such retirement benefits should be allowed from a retirement fund to a retirement annuity fund, subject to fund rules.
Tax-exempt status of pre-March 1998 benefit in public-sector funds
The ITA makes provision for the transfer of pre-March 1998 lump sum benefits from a public-sector fund to a pension fund, whilst retaining the tax exempt status.
However, the tax exempt status of the pre-March 1998 benefit is lost upon subsequent transfers.
It is proposed that the tax exempt status of such benefit will be retained on the second transfer.
Removing time limit to join an employer umbrella fund
Currently employees have 12 months to join a newly established employer umbrella fund – otherwise they are unable to join.
To encourage contributions towards retirement funds, it is proposed that the above limit be removed, subject to the rules of the relevant fund.
Application of the cap on deductible retirement fund contributions
Treasury has highlighted that there is there is uncertainty as to how the annual contribution cap of R350 000 should be applied when determining monthly employees' tax.
In order to remove this uncertainty it is proposed that the amount of R350 000 be spread proportionately over the tax year.
Important information
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Yes! We're doing it AGAIN … and yes, I say WE. This year I got 2 lovely ladies by the name of Helen (@ConinaUK) and Suzan (@Cherryoak) helping me out.
We will be raising money for 2 charities. It was hard to choose! Knowing Eoin's fans we're confidant your kindness and big heart will make it possible to raise a huge amount for both! Our first one is Sightsavers, same as last year. Why? Because over the past year I've kept reading up on it and I just found out it also has a special place in Helen's heart.
I wanted the funding page up and running, but unfortunately we ran into some last minute difficulties which we're working on now. We want to use a funding page that doesn't take much of a fee so that most of your donation goes to the charity. We will let you know when it's ready.
Keep checking our website page, follow us on Twitter and/or FB for updates. I promise it'll be worth it! We'll make it fun for everyone involved.
#EoinMackenBirthdayProject2016 kicking off! Hopefully you'll join us.
PS: in case you were wondering how it went last year, have a look.


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Happy Holidays from AmeriCorps Alums!
December 23, 2011
To all our 700,000 Alums, from the AmeriCorps Alums National Office, we'd like to wish you a very happy and safe holiday and a happy New year. Thank you for your relentless efforts and support of our organization this past year and as cliche as it sounds, we really wouldn't be here with YOU! It was a great and successful year (look out for our team reflections coming out in the new year) and we have lots in store for 2012.
Our office will be closed until the beginning of January 2012, but we'll be back, ready to continue serving you, our national network of alumni.
We'll see you in 2012!
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Bernard Madoff
Share price plummets as Madoff whistleblower Harry Markopolos claims company is engaging in $38bn accounting fraud
Nearly $2bn allocated to swindler's 27,000 victims to date, with latest funds recovered from Madoff's friend, family and bank
Watch the trailer for HBO's latest TV drama The Wizard of Lies, starring Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer1:02
New audio series Ponzi Supernova profiles the imprisoned trickster, who denies responsibility for duping investors by paying them out of each other's pockets
High court upholds ruling which says federal bankruptcy law does not let Irving Picard recoup payments made by Bernie Madoff investment firm before collapse
Prized collection assembled by Gérard Lhéritier, who 'turned paper into gold', includes De Sade's manuscript of 120 Days of Sodom and Louis XVI's final testament
Disgraced financier's secretary Annette Bongiorno apologises to fraud victims in Manhattan court: 'I will be haunted by shame for the rest of my life'
Matt Taibbi was the scourge of Wall Street who called Goldman Sachs a 'vampire squid'. Here, he argues that the failure to jail crooked bankers has its flipside – a war on the poor
Andrew Madoff was under scrutiny by federal investigators, who 'never believed the brothers were unaware of the fraud'
Guilty verdicts represent first jury convictions since Madoff's $20bn scam was exposed and come after six-month trial
With the latest settlement, the US government will receive nearly $20bn from the bank over various charges
Bank tentatively agreed to pay $2bn to settle allegations it failed to inform US authorities of the jailed fraudsters suspicious activity
Frank DiPascali, a longtime Madoff employee and the government's star witness expected to give an inside look at Ponzi scheme
Five of the convicted fraudster's closest colleagues stand accused of aiding and abetting Madoff in his scheme
BNY Mellon unit Ivy Asset Management 'violated responsibility' by advising clients to invest with fraudster Bernard Madoff
Peter Madoff, 66, expected to receive 10-year sentence and hand over billions in Madoff account money over role in scheme
Peter Madoff agrees to 10-year prison sentence in case resulting from brother's multibillion-dollar fraud
Wall Street bankers could have averted the global financial crisis, so why didn't they? In this exclusive extract from his book Inside Job, Charles Ferguson argues that they should be prosecuted


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LocalBlox http://www.localblox.com is where friendly neighbors meet online! The website already comprises over 50,000 neighborhoods in America with 26 million friendly neighbors.
LocalBlox recently experienced an unfortunate situation where several unfavorable comments had been posted on the neighborhood site in several high profile neighborhoods. The company views the incident as serious in nature and in response, is implementing natural language processing (NLP) to clean up the neighborhoods.
"LocalBlox wishes to apologize on behalf of the unknown creators of these comments and is taking immediate steps to mitígate future instances," said Sabira Aferin, CEO and founder of LocalBlox. "We consider this to be highly unusual in today's day and age, and it simply cannot be tolerated. We are implementing a profanity filter, a system that monitors 50,000 neighborhoods and then applies machine learning & NLP to detect any negative comments. The detected negative comments are then automatically deleted and the user's IP address is extracted which creates an alert that is then followed up by staff in each and every case."
The company reiterates that it does not tolérate, under any circumstances, any racial or sexist comments/slurs/hate speech or other such offensive remarks on any neighborhood platform. LocalBlox is proud of the diversity in the over 50,000 LocalBlox neighborhoods, and reassures the public that everyone is welcome regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation or origin.
LocalBlox urges all users to report any derogatory comment and keep the site's neighborhoods clean and safe. The company encourages people in all neighborhoods on LocalBlox to become a LocalBlox Ambassador to keep an eye on what is being said on the LocalBlox Walls. The LocalBlox Ambassador can also enjoy many benefits as outlined in the LocalBlox Ambassador Program.
As a company, LocalBlox will do everything in its power to keep negative comments off of the site and would like to assure all users of its best intentions. Working together it is the sincere wish that LocalBlox will always be a clean and safe place where friendly neighbors meet so that sponsors can have peace of mind.
About LocalBlox
Designed to allow residents and businesses in specific neighborhoods to meet and interact with their neighbors, LocalBlox is a highly innovative social media portal that covers tens of thousands of neighborhoods throughout the US and allows users to add additional areas.


text: Sydney is rather like an arrogant lover. When it rains it can deny you its love and you can find it hard to relate to. It's not a place that's built to be rainy or cold. But when the sun comes out, it bats its eyelids, it's glamorous, beautiful, attractive, smart, and it's very hard to get away from its magnetic pull.


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5 Day Sourdough Diploma
June, and if it's warm the trees are heavy with cherries, the garden is full of roses that are in full bloom and we open the doors fully. It's like baking in the garden.
What will I learn?
- How to look after a wholegrain starter
- To blend and mill your own flour
- How to make a classic sourdough boule
- You will learn to make our classic diversity sourdough tin loaf
- Which variables affect the fermentation?
- How much to hydrate your bread by
- How to get an open crumb structure
- About fibre, protein & gluten in the flour
- Understanding shaping
- How to score sourdough
- An overview of nutrition & digestibility of bread
- To eat symbiotically for optimal gut health
- Why diversity is key to gut health
- About the gut microbiome and why the kind of bread you eat matters
- Probiotics and prebiotics
What is included
- 12 months – a Gold membership to The Sourdough Club. (RRP £199)
- An exclusive ceramic jar with breathable wooden lid & some of our starter to take home
- A set of sourdough record cards
- A personalised signed The Sourdough School book worth £19.99 (we also stock other books by Vanessa – if you have this one already we can offer another instead or we can gift you a bottle of wine from the family Vineyard.)
- All the teaching materials & supporting documentation
- A personalised embossed Diploma certificate of attendance
- A Sourdough School Workbook – a stunningly beautiful workbook that you fill in as part of the week to write up all the recipes we develop, any notes and information you want to remember. It is an amazing keepsake and one that you will keep adding to when you go home.
- A selection of flour that we use on the course, to get you going when you get home.
- Wine tasting & tour of the family vineyard (providing the proprietors are available)
- All food and drinks whilst at the school are provided, including lunch out on Tuesday when we go to the farm shop or market.
There are just 4 places available on each course.
All of our information for attendees can be found here
Please do always read our Terms and Conditions before you book.


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After four years of planning, the Philippine Football League (PFL) was officially launched on Friday in Taguig City with eight teams competing in the inaugural season.
Philippine Football Federation (PFF) President Mariano "Nonong" Araneta expressed optimism about the new national football league saying that with the support of different stakeholders, it could usher in the rebirth of the sport in the country.
"I'm positive with this support for this league. These are community-based teams and they should get support. I think the teams are also committed to improve football in the amateur level in their respective provinces," said Araneta.
The PFL replaced the United Football League (UFL) as the country's premiere football tournament.
The PFF, the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), and the International Football Federation (FIFA) spearheaded the creation of the PFL whose games will be televised by People's Television Network (PTV) 4.
Araneta hopes the PFL will rekindle the interest of the Filipinos on football.
"This is the first professional football league in the Philippines. We are really happy that this is pushing through. Hopefully, it would be successful. We are here to support the success of this league," said Araneta.
"We have sponsors that are willing to fund the league. The owners and the teams are excited with this league and hopefully, it's the same with the fans in the provinces," Araneta added.
Six former Division 1 UFL teams banner the field led by Global Cebu FC, the last champion in the UFL.
The other ex-UFL teams are Bacolod's Ceres Negros FC and Stallion Laguna FC. Meanwhile, the Metro Manila-based squads are Kaya FC-Makati, JP Voltes Marikina FC and FC Meralco Manila (formerly Loyola Meralco Sparks FC).
The newcomers Ilocos United FC will represent northern Luzon while the Davao Aguilas FC, is Mindanao's lone entry in the PFL.
The games will be played in a home-and-away format with the top four clubs competing in a finals series similar to the Australian top tier football league.
Global will play its home games at the University of San Carlos Stadium, Ceres at the Panaad Park and Stadium in Bacolod, Stallion at Biñan Football Stadium in Laguna, Kaya at the University of Makati Stadium, JP Voltes at the Marikina Sports Complex, FC Meralco at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium in Manila, Ilocos United at the Quirino Stadium in Bantay, Ilocos Sur and Davao Aguilas at the Davao del Norte Sports Complex.
The PFL will open on May 6 with a double-header featuring Kaya FC and Ceres Negros at 4 p.m. while the Stallion Laguna and FC Meralco clash will begin at 7 p.m. Venues for the said matches will be announced on a later date.


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It was a quarter of a century ago today that Ian Botham, with England 135 for 7 following on and 1-0 down against Australia, suggested to Graham Dilley that they should "give it some humpty" and one of the most implausible plot-twists in Test history was underway.
Headingley '81 was a millstone that hung painfully around English cricket's neck until last year when a whole gloriously epic Ashes series inspired a new generation of hero-worshippers. Andrew Flintoff was no longer the new Botham. Botham was the old Flintoff.
Headingley '81 is no longer a millstone. But a year on from The Greatest Series Ever, while England suffer an extended Ashes hangover, it provides a history lesson for English cricket. The video of the series is called Botham's Ashes and rightly so. Bob Willis' 8 for 43 at Headingley is so often over-looked and the whole thing could never have happened without Mike Brearley. But it was basically Botham's series. It was far from being a team effort. And which team? In six Tests, England used 20 players, had two different captains and three different wicket-keepers.
It was Botham's salvation, after a hellish period as captain, and reconfirmed his status as a cricketing superhero. For most of the next decade, England were in his thrall.
Occasional successes against Australia (although not in the 1982-83 series) papered over the cracks of muddled selection and lack of professionalism, not to mention questionable priorities (there were two rebel tours in the 1980s). With each passing Ashes defeat in the 1990s, English cricket passed into the mainstream consciousness as a national joke. Where were the Gowers and Bothams to restore our pride, was the cry. If only people bothered to look below the surface. English cricket is in a far better state now than it was in 1981.
Ashes 2005 differs from 1981 in that it produced consistently great cricket between two very fine teams. For all the wonderment of '81, some of the cricket was very dreary, particularly at the beginning and end of the series. Australia were not a team in 2005 but England certainly were. It will be known as Flintoff's Ashes but more properly it was England's Ashes. They used only 12 players and they all contributed.
At the time it seemed like this was the jumping-off point for a young team to challenge Australia's long-term domination of Test cricket. That hasn't happened. England have won only two of ten Tests since the Ashes and two of their Ashes winners - Simon Jones and Ashley Giles - have not played at all. Other than Kevin Pietersen, their most successful players since the Ashes have been ones who didn't feature in the series: Alastair Cook, Paul Collingwood and Monty Panesar.
England looked like they had rediscovered their hunger in the first Test against Pakistan at Lord's, if not quite their aggressive self-confidence. Flintoff's return at Old Trafford ought to assist that. No England player who participated in last year's Ashes could quite believe the public hysteria that greeted their victory. They knew life would never be the same again but dealing with it is another matter. To have a return series so soon afterwards only fuels the Ashes obsession that continues to grip English cricket.
It is an unhealthy obsession as obsessions generally are. It is hard to kick the habit, even for those of us whose interest in cricket is more than skin-deep. As injuries have taken their toll, the England team has seemed in a post-Ashes limbo waiting for the conquering heroes to return. There are signs that at last the team is moving on although the retention of the injured Michael Vaughan as appointed captain dilutes this progress.
In the 1980s England were dominated by personalities, and one in particular. It took English cricket a generation to get over Headingley '81. History mustn't be allowed to repeat itself.


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This series is about taking a real look at God's involvement in the world. How does God interact in our daily lives? Where are we missing – or misattributing – him at work? How can we understand and live out of his nearness? In week 2 Mark shares how God's nearness is manifested in his followers being people of peace, followed by the importance of cultivating an inner life with God, and finishing with how presence brings authority.
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Mary Jo Johnson acknowledges some community misconception surrounding the building.
Students are the priority, but Johnson notes, the college is also about community.
"Caesar," the Allosaurus dinosaur, situated upstairs on the mezzanine was one of the highlights of the open house. Discovered by college instructor, Michael Flynn in Johnson County in 1993, Johnson says Caesar is central to education.
Caesar wasn't found all in one piece; he was assembled using resin casts of his bones along with those of another Allsosaurus found near Shell and now, is a complete skeleton.
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So on Friday night, I sat ever so quietly, closed my eyes and frogged it...and then cast on to start again.
Linking up with Ginny over at Small Things for Yarn Along.
I'm kind of sad that you had to start over. But sometimes you have to do it all over again to be happy. I'm always amazed at how fast it can unknit :!ReplyDelete
Me too, but really I am happier starting over than handing off something I am not proud of making. Oh I know, way to fast on the unknitting.Delete
I keep seeing references to Taproot on YA posts... I feel like I am missing out on a gem...
Frogging, it sucks :-(
Yes it does! And you should check it out, great magazine.Delete
Taproot - I keep seeing it everywhere and I am so intrigued! It's so nice meeting you.ReplyDelete
Wonderful to meet you too! And do check it out, you won't regret it.Delete
Ouch Kim, I know that hurt as I did the same thing on Friday with my shawl. Oh well, knitting is a process right?
I have my issue of Taproot, but haven't opened it yet. I am 'saving it' for when I get my paper work finished. I detest paperwork and need some kind of motivation.
Have a great yarn along day.
Yes it is Tracey :) Taproot is definitely great motivation.Delete
I consumed my Taproot in one sitting while camping. Inhale and it was gone!
Lovely color of smokey blue you're working with.
It is sooo good this time, loving it. Even my hubby has taken a peek at it.Delete
Oh dear, the perils of knitting in the car!ReplyDelete
I know...at least it didn't scare me off, I was knitting in the car on Sunday :)Delete
The unknitting happens much faster than the knitting, doesn't it? :) I'm not knitting anything right now, but hope to get started on a blanket or sweater for our september-due baby in the next couple of weeks. Also, I've been enjoying the latest Taproot as well and just devoured it yesterday afternoon. I really wish more publications like that existed.ReplyDelete
Oh so do I Sara.
And yes, the unknitting is happens way to fast :)
I have had to frog a lot lately.... for me it has been the fact that if I make more than a little mistake, I can never figure out how to fix it up. I feel like I need a class on undoing knitting mistakes!
It looks like you have made some pretty good progress, especially for your 2nd time around!
I will join that class with you Taryn :)Delete
I've been reading A Perfectly Kept House is the Sign of a Misspent LIfe (for me). Also the very last chapters in On the Banks of Plum Creek and Swedish Fairytails (for Audrey). And Busy, Busy Monkeys for the billionth time (for Gray).ReplyDelete
Oh your book sounds awesome, will have to check it out.Delete
Yeah you got it!! Such a lovely issue.ReplyDelete
Yes it finally arrived on Friday...I did a little happy dance when Justin brought it in from the mailbox, he wasn't quite sure why I was so happy.Delete
Oh! So sorry you had to frog...it's so frustrating. Isn't this issue of Taproot divine? It really is just a feast for the eyes and mind.ReplyDelete
Yes it is, but once it was done and I cast on again, all was good. And totally agree it is lovely!Delete
Hi Kim,
Thanks for stopping by on Elisa's Nature Walk! I am waiting for the new Taproot to arrive in Portland - I loved the first edition and cannot wait for the second! We've had almost two weeks of rain here (it felt like a monsoon at times!) but finally the sun in peeking out - hopefully my garden will perk up now that the sun has made it's appearance!
I've been working on knitting a quilt for my bed ... and I'm still working on it 6 months later. I think I need to get it finished!
Hope your issue arrives soon Kelly. And that the sunshine finds you too. A quilt sounds like a lot of work, good luck on getting it finished, hope you will share photos.Delete
I have a almost completed sweater sitting in a bag that needs to be frogged, it is truly heartbreaking.
On the reading front, I have just started to read through some of the Teaching Form Drawing from our Christopherus homeschooling curriculum. I can not believe I am looking at grade 1 material right now, how the heck did this happen!
Happy knitting, I love the colour.
Thanks Jennifer, I hope my nephew likes the colour too!
Yikes on the frogging, that would be a tough one.
glad the unknitting and reknitting has/is going well!ReplyDelete
so sorry to hear about the oopsy with your knitting but am glad you've made so much progress this time around (and hopefully the last time around!). my taproot showed up last week and i've already read it cover to cover...it doesn't disappoint!ReplyDelete
I finished it up last night, loved it all. Such a great magazine.Delete
Oh, that frogging is so tough! Sounds like you're taking it all in stride, though. I too am enjoying the latest Taproot!ReplyDelete
frogging is the pits! glad to see you had some down time to get going on the hat again though! my frogging is usually the result of little "helping" hands :)ReplyDelete
It is Heather, but on the bright side, I love to knit, so I guess it evens out :)Delete


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This is a ball shot out of a shooter device. Well, it is a vypthon animation of a ball. What would you do if you came to see this video? If I had not made it, I would say it is an unrealistic video. It does not agree with my basic model of how things move after being thrown or shot or whatever. Interestingly (but unrelated) there was a set of physics questions that showed different possible paths of a thrown ball. The path representing the motion above was a common choice.
Like I said, I made that animation. Here is another one. In this second animation, there are two balls. The red ball is exactly the same motion as before. But, in this case there is also a blue ball that is shot with the same initial velocity but accelerates as a normal projectile motion object would.
So, if I see something like the motion of the red ball, here are the possible things that could be going on:
- It is wrong. Either the simulation is wrong or the observation is wrong. Really, this isn't too uncommon. If I drop two balls of different masses in front of a class from the same height at the same time, quite a few students will say they saw the more massive ball hit the ground first.
- The basic physics is wrong. For this case, the basic physics says that a ball shot from a launcher will have a constant acceleration in the downward direction. This acceleration would make the ball move in a parabolic path. If there is air resistance, the path would not be parabolic but it would also not move in a straight line like that. This is a tough option. If we say the basic physics is wrong, then we have to go look at all the other cases where this worked.
- There is something else going on here. For this case, maybe there are some other forces that are not obvious. With these non-obvious forces (like maybe an electric force or something) the basic physics ideas are still valid.
Now, what about another case? Here we come back to this "Directly Down Wind Faster Than the Wind" business. I originally posted about this quite some time ago (like 3 servers ago). This stuff is the same as the red ball above. To a physicist, it looks like energy would not be conserved. Oh, stop right there. I know what you are going to say because I have heard it before: but you get energy from the wind. I still don't get it.
Does this kind of machine violate the conservation of energy? Does this machine show that energy is not conserved? Or, maybe something different is going on here. Hopefully you can see why some physicists would say "errr?"
Ok - so I keep getting emails and comments saying this down wind faster than the wind machine works. That would make my claim from earlier that it did not work wrong. So, which of the above options would this situation fall into? I would say that there must be something else going on here. Abandoning conservation of energy would be dangerous (because it works so well).
Note: I will not be discussing the physics of this machine. Why? Is it not interesting? No, there is some interesting stuff going on here. I will not discuss the physics because it doesn't really match with my agenda for this blog. My main goal is to look at cool stuff and use it to try to explain some physics. I tried that before with this machine and failed. If I were to try again, I do not think it would be too productive. Let me just say that the down wind machine builders are some pretty pumped up people. Being pumped up is a good thing. I am pumped up about VPython. But when they are way more pumped up than I am, some feelings get hurt.
Two more quick comments. Why is there no wikipedia article for down wind faster than the wind? Why are there down winders so anxious for me to say it works? If it works, does it matter what I say?
Comments: This is the kind of post that has the ability to generate pumped uped comments. To be a good comment hoster, I am going to start with the likely comments. If you want to write one of these comments, you can simply type the number corresponding to the comment you would like to make. You know, to save time.
- I, for one, welcome our new down wind faster than the wind powered cars.
- You are in idiot. You don't understand physics. You should be fired.
- Why can't we attack you like you attack Sport Science?
- Reply: good point. Maybe I should stop attacking Sport Science. Help me, I can't stop.
- I see what you are up to. You didn't ACTUALLY say you were wrong. You are looking for some logical loop hole so you won't have to actually say you were wrong. Why can't you just be a man and say you were wrong.
- You say you don't understand down wind faster than the wind machines. It is relatively simple. You see, there is this wind and you get energy from the wind. How hard is that? Sail boats go faster than the wind.
- I, for one, do not believe in down wind faster than the wind. Will you please look over my calculations that show this can not work?
- I am a true believer. Please support my plans to convert all car and air planes over to down wind faster than the wind machines. It will lead to world peace just like cold fusion.
- When Zerg returns, it will be in a directly down wind power vehicle.
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- 1 cup washing soda
- ½ cup borax
My first step was to almost boil about 4-5 cups of water, and shave the bar of soap into the water, stirring occasionally. Once that was done, I let it sit on the stove while I poured three gallons of hot water into my trash can. I then measured out 1 cup of washing soda and 1/2 cup of borax. I took the hot soap mixture, added it to the water in my trash can, and stirred until it looked pretty evenly distributed. Then I slowly added my 1 cup of washing soda until that was dissolved, and then did the same to the borax. That's it. Fairly simple. I'm going to let it sit and get cool before I try to use it. It's pretty liquid right now.
I have a front loading high efficiency (HE) washing machine. I'm use about a half a cup of this for my laundry loads.


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He was awarded the Global Environmental Citizen Prize by Harvard Medical School's Center for Health and the Global Environment in New York.
Prince Charles, on a three-day tour in the US with his wife Camilla, received the prize from last year's winner, former Vice President Al Gore.
The prince said mankind was unlikely to stop damaging the planet until there was a change of outlook.
However, some environmental campaigners have criticised the prince for flying to the US to pick up the award and said he should have accepted it via video link.
Harvard Medical School's Center for Health and the Global Environment said Prince Charles was awarded the prize for "his outstanding work towards protecting the environment".
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He told the audience the campaign had taken on greater urgency.
"Every passing year has seen further evidence emerge of the damage we are doing to this poor old planet, the only one we've got so far... that sustains life in such a miraculous and well-ordered way," the prince said.
Earlier, the royal couple visited New York's Harlem Children's Zone and saw several social service, health and educational projects.
A meeting with schoolchildren and their families to watch a maths carnival, basketball practice and rehearsal for Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream were also on the itinerary.
They arrived in New York on board a private electric train with academics and policy makers.
Charles and Camilla's decision to travel to city by train, rather than take an internal flight, is seen as an attempt to appear more environmentally friendly.
They arrived at Penn Station after leaving Philadelphia's 30th Street Station in three vintage carriages, powered by The Pennsylvania Railroad Business Car 120 locomotive.
It is the same one that once transported John F Kennedy to a football game, and later transported the body of his brother Robert Kennedy to Washington after he was assassinated.
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On Saturday the royal couple were welcomed at a civic reception in Philadelphia by the governor of Pennsylvania, Ed Rendell, where 400 people gathered outside.
Charles and Camilla also saw the city's famous Liberty Bell, with its distinctive crack down the side.
They then attended a white-tie concert at Philadelphia's Academy of Music where the bill included rock star Rod Stewart.
The duchess wore a spectacular necklace - 36 rubies interlaced with diamonds - which Clarence House said had been presented to her while she was accompanying Charles on other recent overseas duties.
But they refused to confirm who gave her the generous gift.
Camilla teamed the rubies with a deep red velvet Robinson Valentine floor-length evening gown.
The prince and the duchess travelled to the US on a scheduled British Airways flight from Heathrow.
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Ambitious Nadija Bilochenko and Vita Yaroshchuk represented NGO "Modern Format" and Zhytomyr Community Foundation on working meeting about development of youth banks in Ukraine. The School of Community Foundations (The Initiative Center to Support Social Action Ednannia) organized the meeting. The ...Read More
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Modern Format hosts the annual Docudays UA, a traveling documentary film festival that started in 2009. In 2015 more than 800 Zhytomyr residents attended the five-day event. The festival's highlight was a discussion panel on the featured films, led by ...Read More
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With three candidates for mayor of Zhytomyr more met in the "Free Microphone" October 22, 2015. This time the "Five questions to the candidates for mayor about …" answered Natalia Leonchenko, Oleg Uminskyy and Tatyana Pashkevich. The aim of the ...Read More
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Ninoy Aquino & the Rise of People Power (2009)
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- Release: October 21, 2009
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- Cast: Randall Duk Kim, Ching Valdes-Aran
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Years ago, when I bought my very first home, I was so excited about owning something of my own that I completely neglected to consider the quality and condition of some of the most important items in the house, the kitchen appliances. It may sound trivial, but if you end up with faulty or dangerously worn appliances, it will really affect your day to day living, and you will most likely have to replace some stuff like I did. This is not the worst thing in the world that could happen but it is definitely frustrating after you have spent so much money on a home that does not even meet all of your requirements. Surveys show that the kitchen is one of the most highly used rooms in your house. People spend so much time in there, and it is not just for eating. A kitchen can be a lot like your family conference room, it can be an office, a cafeteria, and a place for celebration. With that many uses, you will want to make sure your kitchen is up to your standards so you can take full advantage of it. In my opinion, there are a few appliances and tools that you should not attempt to live without. If you want to make sure you do not forget any of the essentials, keep reading before you make any more offers on the house of your dreams.
A Gas Burning Stove Top
I can tell you after living in plenty of places with gas burners, as well as electric, I have come to realize the superiority of the gas burner. There is something more precise and efficient, yet nostalgic, about a gas burner. I tend to believe that they cook better, and sometimes even faster than other styles. Do not make a decision you will regret and go with an electric stovetop, not only are they not as strong, the glass top can be dangerous if you were to drop anything.
A Dishwasher
This is probably an obvious choice, everyone wants a dishwasher. I was lucky enough to live in one or two houses with a dishwasher in my lifetime, but I am currently living without and it is definitely a struggle. A dishwasher will save you time, energy, and help you avoid getting rough, dried hands from too much time spent washing with soap. Make sure you get an energy efficient one so you can save on your electric bill and still afford those gorgeous Stuart Weitzman boots this season.
A Blender or Juicer
Not everyone has the same priorities, but I have found that you can do so much more with a blender than just make a smoothie. There are endless recipes online for soups, juices, smoothies, salsas, and anything else that needs to be chopped up in little pieces or pureed. I suggest researching the top brands on the market to see what each one does and how they are different so you can choose the best one for you, depending on your needs.


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Originally published: 01.29.13 by HVACR Business Staff
Morrison Supply Company announced that it has acquired Santa Monica, California-based Express Pipe & Supply Company, Inc. The third-largest plumbing supply company in the Southern California market, Express Pipe & Supply has twelve branches and a dedicated focus on residential plumbing.
With this acquisition Morrison Supply continues to extend its strong Southwest platform into the recovering California residential and commercial construction market.
Express Pipe & Supply will continue to operate under its existing brand name.
"The large Southern California market is an important strategic opportunity for Morrison, and Express Pipe & Supply is a clear leader in the area for all-around product offering and customer service," said Chip Hornsby, Chief Executive Officer of Morrison Supply. "We look forward to working with the Express team to continue providing exceptional service to its loyal customer base and to offer Morrison a strong foundation for additional growth in the region."
Morrison's acquisition of Express Pipe & Supply represents the company's first significant acquisition in the southern California market and underscores Morrison's continuing strategy of growth through acquisitions and through the opening of new locations. Recently Morrison also completed the acquisition of Rogers Supply in Enid, Oklahoma and Dixie Utility Supply in Texarkana,


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FC: Flowers
1: Flowers By Ronan, Nora and Mommy
3: We got a flower kit.
4: There were bulbs and soil inside.
5: The bulbs were brown and white. Ronan said, "They are like onions!"
6: Ronan counted the bulbs in Punjabi. "Ikk, do, tinn, cha!" There are four!
7: This one looks different. It has a lot of spikes.
8: We had to get the soil ready by pouring some water on it.
9: We put the bulbs in the soil.
10: Then we gave the bulbs some water.
11: Ronan said, "Shhh! Good night, bulbs!"
12: Ronan used his tape measure to measure the bulbs. We put the bulbs by the window so they could get light.
14: Soon we saw stems growing from the bulbs. The stems are green.
15: Look! There is a root!
16: Ronan gave them more water.
17: We saw something bumpy growing. What could it be?
18: Nora looked at the stems and felt the bumpy things.
19: Then she gave them some water.
20: Nora discovered a tiny flower!
21: Soon more flowers bloomed.
22: They smelled wonderful!
23: They were white with yellow in the middle.
24: There were so many flowers! One stem even fell down!
25: Ronan liked smelling them.
27: Nora took a closer look.
28: We love our flowers!
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I graduated from Cardiff University in 2006 with a Degree in Mechanical Engineering. I spent two years working for Lockheed Martin as a Materials Researcher before joining Rotork in 2009. I joined a two-year long graduate scheme which allowed me to spend one to six month placements with various departments. As a technical graduate my first placement was two months on the shop floor. I then moved around various departments in the office gaining experience and an understanding of how the company works and how the departments interlink.
Since completing the graduate scheme I have taken a full time role in the Production Engineering Department. Here I am responsible for various aspects of the factory including improvement activities, developing production processes and responding to production issues. My most recent project was to prepare the factory for a new product we were launching. This involved designing a completely new factory layout based on the planned changes in product, and then overseeing the project to rearrange the factory.
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Colin Freeman, the Telegraph's fine chief foreign correspondent, made a remarkable claim the other day that merits wider attention. What, he asked, was Britain's view on the crisis in Ukraine? The answer was revealing for many reasons, not the least of which being the extent to which eurosceptic myopia has, according to Freeman, caused Britain to misjudge the dramatic events unfolding in Kiev and elsewhere. According to Freeman:
The depth of Euro-scepticism in Britain meant it cared little either way when Ukraine was gearing up last year to sign an EU trade agreement that would have brought it out of the Russian orbit. In Downing Street, the view was that Europe's outer borders were already quite extended enough. So when Ukraine failed to sign the deal, following pressure from Mr Putin, No 10 deemed it a blow only to empire-builders in Brussels.
If true – and there is little reason to doubt Freeman's sources – this is, as I say, both remarkable and revealing. Wrong and stupid, too.
It suggests that Downing Street believed – perhaps still believes – that the battle for the Ukraine is a zero sum game between the European Union and Vladimir Putin. A kind of Iran-Iraq War on the Dnieper in which Downing Street and the FCO hoped both sides might lose. At the very least better a stalemate than a clear victory for either side.
Perhaps this should not surprise us. There are, after all, plenty of Conservatives (and Kippers, of course) happy to talk about something called the EUSSR. In one of many such examples, Janet Daley once suggested that with regard to Europe 'our hope can only be that the peoples of the EU will one day walk out from under their oppressors, just as the people of the Warsaw Pact walked out from under theirs.'
I suppose it is too much to expect that she, or anyone else minded to witter on about the EUSSR might reconsider the comparison given the slaughter of recent days. I suspect it is because Europhobia – Euroscepticism is much too mild a term – knows no bounds.
Of course the situation in the Ukraine is complicated. The country is divided and no-one thinks Victor Yanukovych lacked support when he came to power. Nor does anyone fail to forget that the opposition are not without blemishes of their own. There are good reasons for a cautious approach.
But if Downing Street really drew some comfort from the breakdown of the EU's trade talks with Kiev – a satisfying rebuke to the little empire-builders in Brussels – then this is both small-minded and depressing. Even, perhaps, humiliating.
I am not surprised that the likes of Peter Hitchens don't care about the Ukraine or its people but you might hope the British government could take a bigger, broader, deeper view.
If it is not quite so simple as endorsing (almost) anyone who happens to make life difficult for Vladimir Putin, it is nearly that simple. Europe offers the Ukraine a better future than Russia does. As Charles Crawford, formerly our man in Warsaw, writes in the Telegraph today:
The wise way forward now is to look again at some of those bold ideas that emerged when the Cold War ended, and open discussions on a new historical deal between the EU, Ukraine and Russia complementing the Transatlantic Free Trade Area discussions now proceeding between Brussels and Washington.
Security guarantees might be included, ruling out further enlargement of Nato and other confidence-building gestures. The core of this process would be a shared understanding that both the EU and Russia need to modernise their attitudes, with the European Union also committing to changing its structures to create flexible membership-lite options for countries such as Ukraine and Turkey and maybe, in due course, Russia itself. Who knows, maybe this process could also help the UK itself define a different relationship.
Such a project would be fiendishly complicated to set up. It would drag on for years. But it would have significant strategic advantages. After centuries of war and misery, all Europeans at long last would be sitting around a table to work out where and what Europe actually is. And all European governments would have a say in deciding the outcome, rather than letting violent events on the streets of Ukraine – and perhaps later in western or central Europe and up into Russia if this one is badly mishandled – take their course.
Fiendishly complicated understates the matter, of course, but there we have it. Any such process will be a challenge for the EU too and many of the arguments will be difficult and even the best-case solutions flawed. That is the way of such things.
Nevertheless, the prize is a great one and one that you'd think the British government would want to pursue. But it cannot play a part in this game if its view is determined by short-sighted Euroscepticism. Opting-out is an option but it is one that comes at some cost. To the Ukraine, to Europe and, in the end, to the United Kingdom too.
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WATERVILLE, Maine – Castleton University swept the final North Atlantic Conference women's lacrosse weekly awards of the 2018 season, announced Tuesday by the league office.
Emily Cross, the MVP of the NAC Women's Lacrosse Tournament, received the first NAC Player of the Week award of her career. Samantha Hebb and Emma Best, two members of the NAC All-Tournament Team, were named Defensive Player and Rookie of the Week, respectively, the third weekly honor of the season for Hebb and the fifth weekly rookie award for Best this year.
Cross led the Spartans with six points on four goals and two assists in Saturday's 12-10 victory over Colby-Sawyer. All four goals came in the first half as Castleton established its lead. Her fourth goal of the game with 1:49 remaining in the first half was also the 100th goal of her career, the 13th Castleton player to accomplish that milestone. Her second assist of the game and 42nd assist of the year midway through the second half tied the Spartan single-season assist mark.
Hebb made key saves throughout Saturday night's match, finishing with 14 saves, her second-highest total of the season, while allowing just 10 goals for a .583 save percentage, the third-best single-game mark for the junior in 2018. Eight of the keeper's saves came in the first half as she assisted in Castleton's ability to build a lead. Hebb is now third on Castleton's all-time saves list with 281, and her 131 saves in 2018 is the sixth-highest total in a single season in Spartan history.
Best continued to impress as she netted two goals in the match against Colby-Sawyer. It was her seventh multiple-goal game out of the last nine contests. The rookie's first goal came just 2:13 into the match to give Castleton the lead for good. She scored Castleton's final goal of the game with 4:19 remaining in regulation to extend the Spartan lead back to three. Best also collected three ground balls and one draw control during the evening. For the season, Best continues to lead the Spartans with 64 ground balls, 78 draw controls, and 32 caused turnovers.
With Saturday's victory, Castleton wrapped up its tenure in the North Atlantic Conference with a 70-0 record in regular season and tournament NAC games as well as eight conference championships, starting with the league's first women's lacrosse title in 2009. After rejoining the NAC in 2012, the Spartans won 65 straight NAC contests, seven consecutive regular season league titles, and seven straight conference tournament championships.
Castleton, 11-6 overall, will face Babson College in the first round of the 2018 NCAA Division III Women's Lacrosse Tournament, Saturday, May 12, at Kohn Field on the campus of Middlebury College starting at 1 p.m.


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Most workers have to be paid a certain amount of money for each hour that they work. This is called the minimum wage.
Employers can pay you more than the minimum wage but they can't pay you less.
There is a minimum wage for:
- People who have left school and are under 18
- People aged 18 -21
- People over 22
The government looks at the minimum wage every year.
If it is increased, it goes up in October.