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Character/Pairing: Guy Cecil, Natalia Luzu Kimlasca-Lanvaldear, Guy/Natalia
Prompt: note
Date Written: 14/08/2007
Now that Guy was actually at this shop and looking around, his mind was completely blank with ideas.
What do you get a princess?
It wasn't her birthday, it wasn't a special holiday nor was the gift in thanks of anything. The blond felt like Natalia deserved something amazing.
It wasn't like he couldn't give her something common. A flower, maybe a candle or something else that woman seemed to fancy more then others. And it wasn't like Guy didn't think those things decent, they just seemed too common. Being a princess, she could have gotten any one of those things if she so requested it. Of course, Guy knew Natalia wasn't so selfish or greedy but he knew the option was there if one day she decided to do something for herself.
When material goods became a task, he decided to switch to thoughts of romancing her off her feet. The immediate difficulty with such a task was his little condition. He ignored it though and tried to think of such ideas. He could take her to see sights and wonders that maybe she hadn't encountered. Pledging allegiance to her didn't sound like a bad plan but somehow, he thought that would sound quite stupid coming from a lowly servant. A graceful touch, a gentle kiss, holding hands with neatly laced fingers, making her smile … why did nothing seem good enough?
Running a gloved hand through his hair, Guy gave a small groan. No, no, no …
"Excuse me, good sir!" He finally spoke up, approaching the counter with a smile.
An elderly man with a good natured aura surrounding his smile approached his end of the counter. "What may I assist you with today?"
"Do you have a pen handy…?"
The next time Natalia would scamper into the room she shared with Anise and Tear at the local inn, she'd notice a small, folded note propped up on her pillow. The note wouldn't be anything fancy. The paper the words were written on would look to be smeared with a bit of dirt and the ink would be smudged. Even from a far distance, Natalia would have been able to see that. The paper wasn't even either. In fact, the edges indicated it had been torn out from a book or such and rather roughly handled.
Approaching the bedside with curiosity, Natalia would have picked up the note and scanned it over. She would read each phrase carefully in an attempt to not skip over anything.
'So the princess found her prince
And the land in which she reigned would remain eternally peaceful
And thus, with a little love and a smile
She lived happily ever after.'
She would smile at the fact that the small, seemingly misplaced note held no signature from its sender. Turning the note over just in case, she would find nothing else special about it and would then proceed to read the small message one more time. This time, she would give a small, single laugh. Not one of humor but one of appreciation. An adoring smile filled with thanks and justification that whomever's efforts hadn't gone to waste. She would then slip the small piece of paper into the bottom of her quiver, below the arrows where only she would ever know such an item could be found.
She wouldn't have needed the signature to fall in love with the message.
Of course, Guy would see none of this when his task was complete. Even as he finished up the final word on the note and folded in half as carefully as he could with such uneven paper, he doubted Natalia would find such a little thing glorifying.
But still …
Every princess deserved her own little happy ending, didn't she?
FIN ★ ☆ ★ Constructive critique always welcome!


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While I'm waiting to hear back on the submission I've already made to DSP, I'm working on a new storyline. It has a little bit of a paranormal bent on it, redemption and, above all, a love story.
This is the first few pages of it. Just a first pass edit on it.
Cole Shaw sat on the edge of the bathtub, his feet planted on the cold tile floor. He looked at the faux-marble pattern and wondered how every hotel had the exact same cheesy tile in it. Do they get some sort of rule book when they decide to build a hotel that specifies that this tile has to be in every bathroom? Really? That mocking voice inside of him drawls. You're about to do this and you're contemplating the mysteries of hotel tile patterns? Maybe you're as crazy as everyone thinks you are.
He shook his head and got unsteadily to his feet, feeling the effects of the alcohol starting to play with his sense of balance. Leaning on the wall, Cole made his way to the window. Resting his forehead on the glass, he watched the palm trees sway in the breeze. It was a goddamn picture postcard scene with the row of palm trees edging onto the beach just beyond, the waves painted hues of orange and lavender by the setting sun. He clenched his eyes shut and turned away from the scene. If he was going to do this, he told himself, now was as good a time as any.
Sitting back on the bathtub he stared down at the dark liquid in the glass. Liquid courage, or so they say. Cole lifted the glass to his lips, his breath fogging the transparency of the glass as it rested there on his lips. With an unspoken toast he tipped it back into his opened lips, swallowing it down. He was so used to the burn now that it barely registered as a spike of warmth in his throat. He leaned forward, his arm outstretched, placing the glass on the edge of the sink. He stayed in that posture, leaning his temple on the crook of his elbow, staring once again at the tile. He had done this circuit two times now.This time he would finish it.
He lifted his head and pushed the glass away from him, sending it rolling into the sink. At least it didn't break, he thought, management was going to have a big enough clean up bill already.
He turned his attention to the small plastic container that he'd carefully placed on the counter before he'd opened the first of the mini bar bottles. He brought it closer to him, cradling it like he had his first music award, back when music meant something and wasn't just another way he was failing.
With trembling fingers, he slid the lid back and reached inside delicately, pulling a paper covered rectangle of steel out. He held it in front of him and let the container clatter to the ground now that he had gotten his treasure out from inside. As he unwrapped it, the blade glinted in the light as he turned it around in his fingers. It was almost beautiful in its simplicity. He peeled back the last of the paper that covered the cutting edge and let the useless strip flutter to the floor between his feet.
He readied the sharp edge over his wrist, his hand pausing as he closed his eyes and sent out a silent prayer for forgiveness from the maid that was going to find him.
I'm so sorry. I can't. Not anymore.
He gripped the blankets that surrounded him, the heaviness of the sadness making him feel that he couldn't breathe. His head tossed on the pillow as he tried to inhale. Sweat broke out on his sleeping skin as he felt the bed spin beneath him. Oh God, he thought, let it stop. Please, let it stop.
The wind howled outside his window, adding to the feeling of melancholy that pressed down on him. The soft swish of snow across the panes sounded like waves crashing on the shore of some far away beach. He tossed in the bed and caught onto the image in his mind. A happy place, something out of a picture postcard. Concentrating on it, he imagined palm trees, a beach, the ocean and in the distance, a perfect sunset. With a sigh, he relaxed against the warmth of the blankets and allowed the slow rolling numbness working through his veins pull him under.
Instead of the nothingness he was prepared for, he was confused. He'd expected after the drugs dragged him under that there would be nothing but rest, instead he felt the sadness increase, a desperation that wasn't his own coloring the edges of it. Why couldn't he break free? Why was he being held prisoner in his mind? He knew it was useless to struggle against whatever was holding him here. It was too powerful, he had learned that long ago. The nothing he'd been inhabiting washed around him once more, but this time he could make out a shape in the distance. As he concentrated on it, the edges of it became sharper, until he could make out a generic beige bathroom and a man, bent over, one hand poised above the wrist of the other hand. Intensely focused, whatever he was doing taking all of his concentration.
He felt more than saw the tremble in the other man's fingers, the hesitation. He could feel the coolness of the steel like it was between his own fingertips. The rush of blood in his ears as the adrenaline started to take over. He could taste the cold metal of fear in the back of his throat, overtaking the warm sweetness of the alcohol he could also taste there.
Confusion was giving way to panic now. The fingers were not his own, as hard as he tried to stop them from their task, he couldn't. He was trapped inside of this…body? Mind? He didn't know.
Flashes came to him, first was a name, Cole, a family, younger siblings, another man that was someone special, but refused to be anything more than a friend with secret benefits. Friends that were a surrogate family. No, more than friends, he thought, they were a family. Words and melody washed over him, a perfect harmony of voices that trailed off in the blaze of rapid fire camera flashes. He saw a best friend that was the older brother so craved for in youth. There was so much love around, even from the reluctant lover, how could he not see it? It nearly enveloped every part of his life.
As soon as he wondered, he could start to see why. A shattered heart, the pieces of it clung together loosely in his chest, ready to shatter at the slightest touch. The family he had seen morphed into line of puppets whose strings were pulled by two Svengali masters, not caring about those at the end of the strings, as long as they continued to perform on command.
Panic washed over him. There was good there, why couldn't it be seen? This was wrong, that this isn't what he truly wanted. He couldn't let it all be lost. He'd seen it happen before, he had to make him stop. He breath drew in, a deep gasping breath as the edge dug in to flesh and breached the surface.
Cole's fingers trembled against the steel, his body silently checking his confidence in what he was doing. He gripped harder in answer. Closing his eyes, he took deep breaths to calm himself.
Come on Shaw, don't fuck this up. Do something right for once.
He took in a breath and held it in unconsciously, bringing the razor's edge to his flesh. He felt the sting of the blade sinking slowly into the skin and moving in a downward path, slicing a clean line down the length of his vein. A gasp came from his lips as his fingers froze.
The cry roared through the air or inside of his head, he couldn't tell, but it startled Cole so much that his hand jumped and the razor blade flew, clattering to the floor and leaving drops of blood across the tiles.
His hand instinctively clamped over his wrist, trying to stop the blood flow, or to try to deny to himself what he had done, Cole wasn't sure. if it was denial, it didn't last long as the blood crept past his attempt at a barrier and started oozing between his fingers. A cry of pain left his lips, but it wasn't alone in his ears. Another voice, a softer cry, joined his.


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I rise to oppose the Fair Work Amendment Bill 2014 and to make a brief contribution to the debate. As this government legislation stands now, I cannot support it, because, as it reads, it creates the potential for undermining and lessening Australian workers' rights and the safety of workplaces. Specifically, the areas of the bill with that potential are part 4, 'Individual flexibility arrangements', or IFAs, where the legislation creates the possibility of overtime rates, penalty rates, allowances and leave loadings being taken away from vulnerable workers; part 8, where it limits the right of entry of union representatives into workplaces; and part 9, about employee termination, where the Fair Work Commission, or FWC, is not required to hold a hearing or conduct a conference when determining whether to dismiss an unfair dismissal application under section 399A or section 587.
I will be honest: I am doubtful that this legislation will live up to its title of 'fair work'. So today, on behalf of Tasmanian workers, I oppose the passage of this legislation. However, once the leadership of this Senate and of this ministerial portfolio is settled, I would be happy to sit down with our new Prime Minister and his new minister, whoever that may be, and negotiate in good faith for the passage of this legislation after certain changes and guarantees from Prime Minister Turnbull that have been outlined by other crossbench senators, including Senator Xenophon.
I hear the Labor Party's arguments and warnings about this legislation. I think their concerns are legitimate, and this legislation needs to be drastically improved to protect workers' pay and conditions. However, I know that, under the leadership of Mr Abbott and Mr Truss, this conservative government had an aggressive, hostile attitude to Australian workers and their representatives. That makes me less likely to trust this Liberal-National government and its industrial relations legislation.
In recent times, there have been a few key examples of Australians being sacked and replaced by cheap overseas workers. The network of people I will lead to the next election is founded on four key policy principles. The first is food and water security, the second is energy security, the third is national security and the fourth, as always, is Australian job security. This legislation and the Liberal-National attitude towards sacking Australian workers and replacing them with overseas labour could be a lethal combination for our working families, and it attacks the principle of Australian job security. Senator Nash in her contribution talked about giving dignity and respect to Australian workers. But where was dignity and respect for our workers when 36 Australian maritime workers were sacked and replaced by cheap foreign workers on Caltex's oil tanker Alexander Spirit? There was no dignity and there was no respect for those good people, those hardworking Australians.
Instead of fighting for those workers' jobs, members of the Liberal government became cheerleaders for foreign workers. They were foreign maritime workers who were not required to undergo rigorous security, criminal history and health checks by ASIO, the Federal Police and other government agencies. All Australian maritime workers are required to undergo rigorous security, criminal history and health checks by ASIO, the Federal Police and other government agencies before they are allowed to work on board our ships. That is a reasonable risk management strategy to have in place, given that crews are in charge of vessels like oil and gas tankers, which could easily explode or be made to malfunction, with devastating consequences to the Australian public and our environment.
So why would the Liberal government make it easier for overseas crews, with no Australian security or health checks, to operate oil and gas tankers in our coastal waters and ports? There was no dignity and respect for the 32 Australian workers employed on North Star Cruises in Western Australia who stood to lose their jobs if their boss, Bill Milby, followed the advice coming out of the Deputy Prime Minister's office. I was shocked when I heard that respected maritime businessman, Mr Bill Milby, from North Star Cruises, had been told by an Abbott government official that 'If he wanted to make more money and compete with the foreign competition—after proposed Liberal changes to the Coastal Shipping Act were passed by this Senate—Bill should sack his Australian crew on board his Australian built cruise liner and replace them with cheap foreign workers.' I invited Bill to my Senate office for a chat.
Bill repeated what he was told by the staff of the Nationals leader and Deputy Prime Minister. I believe Mr Milby told the truth. But I cannot understand why this Liberal-National government is so keen to kill off Australian workers' jobs and replace them with overseas workers? Is it just an insane hatred of unions and their workers? Does their hatred go that deep that they are prepared to trade off Australian jobs for foreign workers? I think this question has to be asked. One of the worst examples I have seen of this government's eagerness to sack Australian workers and replace them with foreign labour is in the manufacturing of defence clothing. The situation is described in an email I received from Michele O'Neil, the Secretary of the Textile, Clothing and Footwear Union of Australia.
Michele wrote:
Dear Senator,
Further to my email of 7 July 2015, l am writing to update you on the latest developments in our campaign to secure our members' jobs at the Workwear Group's factory in Footscray. We have been informed that Minister Kevin Andrews and the DM0 have made the wrong decision. They have decided not to place further orders with The Workwear Group, resulting in the company announcing that our members will lose their jobs in September. There is still time to change Minister Andrews' mind. Your support and efforts over the last few months resulted in our members still working today. Applying further pressure on the Defence Minister, urging him to change his decision, could save these 45 workers' jobs. I have attached a letter addressed to the Minister calling on him to make the right decision this time. I have to add that it is 'funny' that Kevin Andrews cannot work out the right way to spend $100 million, yet he is in charge of a portfolio that is worth billions of dollars—and he is justifying why he should keep his job! Maybe it is time he went.
Today, I once again call on the new Prime Minister, as an expression of good faith, to show that his government's hostile attitude towards Australian workers has changed and to personally intervene, along with his new defence minister—because the old one should be sacked for the way he has betrayed these workers—and ensure that the factory stays open, that Australian defence clothing manufacturing jobs are secure and that we keep a viable, local and competitive industry for government uniform supply. I will not even go into security.
In his second reading address to parliament, Minister Pyne said:
The measures in the bill will help encourage investment in new projects that are important to the Australian economy by preventing unions from vetoing greenfields agreements. I am willing to talk about that point with the Prime Minister and his new defence minister.
However, I close by making this point. If we want to encourage investment in Australia and maintain Australian workers' wages and conditions, we must:
(1) guarantee that Australia's fuel, gas and power are cheaper than our major trading partners so that our manufactures, small businesses and farmers can profitably compete on unfair world markets whilst maintaining the wages and standard of living of Australian workers;
(2) legislate to make sure that state and federal governments buy local first in their procurement policy and support local manufacturing, even if it means paying a few more dollars than they do to overseas competitors—and I am talking about our steel making industry and workers;
(3) support voluntary national service for our young people, which would allow them to join the military for a year and learn some skills or participate in trade training and apprenticeships. I oppose the legislation before the House.


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If a public function is never called, it should be marked as external, so that it can be optimized by solc
- Severity: Informational
Hints:Use [slithIR](https://github.com/trailofbits/slither/tree/56079226efc78a83438c55b91ce8dabbb0b7813c) and check:
- the function is never the destination of an [InternalCall](https://github.com/trailofbits/slither/blob/56079226efc78a83438c55b91ce8dabbb0b7813c/slither/slithir/operations/internal_call.py)
- there is no [InternalDynamicCall](https://github.com/trailofbits/slither/blob/56079226efc78a83438c55b91ce8dabbb0b7813c/slither/slithir/operations/internal_dynamic_call.py) (or ensure that the function is never the destination of an `InternalDynamicCall`)
- Iterate only over the derived contracts ([slither.contracts_derived](https://github.com/trailofbits/slither/blob/56079226efc78a83438c55b91ce8dabbb0b7813c/slither/core/slither_core.py#L31)) to be sure that no inherited contract calls the function


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Willard Mitt Romney is rich. Super rich. Like building-a-car-elevator-in-mansion-number three-rich and scoffing-at-earning-$374,000-in-speaking-fees-rich. And he's super out of touch. He doesn't watch NASCAR, but has "great friends who are NASCAR team owners," and his wife doesn't just drive a Cadillac, she "drives a couple of Cadillacs." And he's mean to dogs.
This combination is not working for Romney, yet most presidents have been rich and largely out of touch. So why is rich not working for Romney? It's simple. He doesn't seem to care about average working class Americans, the 99%. He cares about his people, the 1%, and the aspiring one-percenters (those disillusioned souls who support the policies of and for the 1% because they think they're headed there).
Mitt Romney is the richest man to run for president on a major party ticket, worth about a quarter billion dollars (not counting the $100 million trust he set aside for his sons), and if elected he would be wealthier than any other president in our nation's history, except one: our first, George Washington, who had a net worth of over a half billion in today's dollars. His salary was a staggering 2 percent of the total U.S. budget in 1789.
Presidents Kennedy and Roosevelt (FDR) also made the top 10 list of the richest U.S. presidents, but there's a stark difference between these men and Romney. These presidents were not spewing words and policies catered to the 1%. They spoke about and for the middle class, the poor and the working poor, and created monumental programs that drastically helped this large portion of our population.
President Kennedy was born into a wealthy, well-connected family, but his policies did not reflect that. His policies were not for the 1%. He spoke about a living wage for all Americans and expanding economic growth to benefit everyone. In August 1960, Kennedy spoke in support of raising the minimum wage:
Conscience and good business sense join in demanding the enactment of this measure. The bill will extend to the lowest paid workers -- to three and one-half million men and women and their families -- a fairer opportunity to share our high standard of living. To pass them by -- to water down the help they need -- or merely assume that prosperity at the top will someday reach them -- shocks the conscience of those who care.
A rich man caring for the lowest paid workers. That's why Kennedy's wealth didn't matter to the American people. He wasn't a wealthy guy running for president calling for tax cuts for the wealthy like Romney is.
President Roosevelt came from money and grew up extremely privileged, but again, his wealth didn't hurt him with the American people because he wasn't running to serve the 1%. He was running for the people, the poor and unemployed, and spoke for and enacted fair and sensible programs for them and seemed to genuinely care for them, so his personal wealth was not an issue. He didn't believe that helping the rich in tough economic times was the answer, and made that clear when accepting his party's nomination in July 1932:
There are two ways of viewing the Government's duty in matters affecting economic and social life. The first sees to it that a favored few are helped and hopes that some of their prosperity will leak through, sift through, to labor, to the farmer, to the small business man... [A theory that] will never be the theory of the Democratic Party.
A theory that has yet to work, but one that Romney is currently selling.
Presidents Kennedy and Roosevelt were rich, extremely privileged men, and so were many of the presidents who preceded and succeeded them, and this will likely not change, but to lead this great nation you need, at the very least, to care about the average American. And I can't think of one major policy issue that Romney has discussed that would help anyone besides him and his friends and colleagues, and that's why rich isn't working for Romney. He's so out of touch that he can't possibly relate to, speak for, or help average Americans. And he's not even trying to hide it.
Romney has publicly stated that he's "not concerned about the very poor," a seemingly obvious gaffe that the media quickly jumped on. But when you're running for president of a party considered to be unsympathetic to poor people in a time of a recession, and you're the richest man to ever run for the office, fairness is a pretty big deal -- especially when you're calling for tax cuts for the rich.
According to the non-partisan Tax Policy Center, under Romney's proposed tax plan the top 1 percent of Americans will save an average of $150,000 in taxes. Under Obama's plan these Americans would pay roughly $83,000 more than they do today. For the top 0.1 percent, Romney's plan would save them about $725,000. Obama's plan would raise their taxes by $450,000. Obama has called this issue of income inequality "the defining issue of our time," while Romney calls it the "politics of envy." A stark ideological difference between the two candidates that you might think would signal a dominant win for Obama, but as of today most polls suggest that the race is within the margin of error. So, I guess it's to be determined whether rich will work for Romney, but my money's on Obama.


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The Fibonacci analysis gives ratios which play important role in the forecasting of market movements. This theory is named after Leonardo Fibonacci of Pisa, an Italian mathematician of the late twelfth and early thirteenth centuries He introduced an additive numerical series - Fibonacci sequence.
The Fibonacci sequence consists of the following series of numbers: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181, (etc.), which exhibit several remarkable relationships,in particular the ratio of any term in the series to the next higher term.
This ratio tends asymptotically to 0.618 (the Fibonacci ratio). In addition, the ratio of any term to the next lower term in the sequence tends asymptotically to 1.618, which is the inverse of 0.618. Similarly constant ratios exist between numbers two terms Golden spirals appear in a variety of natural objects, from seashells to hurricanes to galaxies.
The financial markets exhibit Fibonacci proportions in a number of ways, particularly it constitute a tool for calculating price targets and placing stops.
For example, if a correction is expected to retrace 61.8 percent of the preceding impulse wave, an investor might place a stop slightly below that level. This will ensure that if the correction is of a larger degree of trend than expected, the investor will not be exposed to excessive losses.
On the other hand, if the correction ends near the target level, this outcome will increase the probability that the investor's preferred price move interpretation is accurate.
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Living in Canada
The seasons in Canada are:
In Kingston, the temperature range is historically from -9 ° to +20 ° celsius (C). September is almost as warm as the summer but October through to December can often require winter clothing. Buy high-quality winter coats with hoods, long pants, sweaters and waterproof boots or shoes for you (and your family, if applicable).
In Kingston, the temperature range is historically -25 ° to +3 ° C. Snow falls and stays on the ground most of the time. January and February are the coldest months of the year and can be bitterly cold. It can be so cold outside that it is dangerous to go out with any skin exposed. Get thermal underwear tops and bottoms and wool socks for you (and your family, if applicable). Windproof hats, thick mittens, scarves and warm, waterproof boots are essential. For more information, see our Learning to Love Winter information or consider attending our "Learning to Love Winter" session (usually in early October, and repeated in January for Winter arrivals).
In Kingston, the temperature range is historically -6 ° to +21 ° C and there is a lot of rain during this period. In March and April, you will need to wear sweaters and windproof and rainproof jackets and rainproof shoes. In May and June it gets warm enough to go outside without a coat on.
In Kingston, the temperature range is historically 11 ° to 30 ° C. Summer is sometimes very hot and humid while at other times it is wet and windy. You should have shorts and T-shirts but also sweaters and long pants.
To find out the weather for the day, listen to any Kingston radio station or look at the front page of any newspaper. Another resource is Environment Canada's weather website or the Weather Network website. The weather report gives the temperature in degrees Celsius and information on the amount of rain, snow and sun that we will have.
Note: The dates of each season are according to the calendar. Unseasonably warm or cold weather is always possible. It is important to be prepared.
Note: The dates of each season are according to the calendar. Unseasonably warm or cold weather is always possible. It is important to be prepared.
Another way to decide what to wear is to look outside and see what most people walking by are wearing. However, it is always better to put on extra layers of clothing if you are not sure of how many you will need. Then you can take one or two layers off if you get too hot during the day. It is especially important, if you have children, that they are warmly dressed for school as part of the day is spent outdoors.
If you are not used to northern climates, talk to the staff at the Centre about other ways to prepare yourself so that it is not such a shock. Despite the cold, there are a lot of fun activities you can do in the winter if you are warmly dressed. The Queen's University International Centre plans activities to help you and your family discover and enjoy winter games like skating.
Electricity and power plugs and sockets in Canada
You could find converters in Canada from many stores such as: Canadian Tire, Rona, Home Depot, Lowe's, Walmart, etc.
Adapting to a New Culture
Feelings of anxiety from being immersed in a new culture is sometimes called "Culture Shock". Although Canadians come from a very wide variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds, the environment is bound to be different than the one you are used to, and many things will be done differently and can cause confusion.
Most of your experiences in Canada are going to be pleasant ones. However, if you have a disagreeable experience, please talk it over with someone of your cultural background who has been in Kingston for a while, or discuss it with one of the International Student Advisers at QUIC. Through discussion with others, feelings of anxiety or anger can be diffused and made easier to cope with.
Another way to help you understand and manage the differences in culture and values is to learn about the history and culture of the community. Participate in activities that include Canadians and International students and their family members. This will lead to friendships that will enable you to cope with culture shock.
Some ways offered by the Queen's University International Centre to learn more about Canada and Canadians.
- Orientation and Welcome activities at the Queen's University International Centre
- Bus trips to Ottawa and Niagara Falls
- Thanksgiving Dinner
- "Learning to Love Winter" Sessions
- Winterlude Festival
- Skating and Winter Activities
Visit our Calendar of Events, register for our e-mail distribution list and read Queen's and Kingston newspapers to find out what is going on in your community.
Clubs and Organizations associated with QUIC
Information on clubs associated with QUIC can be found on our Associated Clubs page. Although there are many students in these groups, spouses of students are also welcome! You can also see a directory of student clubs on the AMS clubs web page.
Other Resources
CBC Radio (at 107.5 FM) in Kingston is good to listen for information on Canadian and multicultural programs. This station is also helpful if you want to improve your understanding of English. Some of the television programs on CBC-TV give genuine portrayals of events in Canadian history or present social and political issues of concern to Canadians.
Immigrant Services Kingston and Area provides a range of programming and services for recently arrived Permanent Residents. They are located at 837 Princess Street.
Public Holidays
- New Year's Day – the first day of the new year, January 1st
- Family Day – the third Monday in February.
- Good Friday – the Friday before Easter Monday, usually near the beginning of April
- Victoria Day – Queen Victoria of England's Birthday, third or fourth Monday in May
- Canada Day – the birthday of Canada as a country, July 1
- Civic Holiday – the first Monday in August
- Labour Day – recognizes workers, the first Monday in September
- Thanksgiving – to celebrate the quality of life we have in Canada – the second Monday of October
- Christmas Day – the recognizing the birth of Jesus – December 25th
- Boxing Day – a day to clean up after Christmas – December 26th
Staying Happy and Healthy
It is natural to feel lost and lonely at the beginning of your time in Kingston. This is why it is important to be good to yourself – to your mind and to your body.
Make sure that you and your family are eating healthy food, and are getting enough physical exercise. Every one needs fresh air and should spend some time outside every day. If you stay in an en-closed environment for too long, you tend to be more susceptible to illness. Also, try to find someone who you can to talk to, at length about your personal issues and who offers support to you.
The best way to maintain the state described above is to find a group of people who will be your community support. There are often families who live in the area who will participate in activities together, so attempt to contact them. People with a similar background may also create a homely atmosphere, which will alleviate stresses of living in a new country. Belonging to such a group is a good way to find out where to buy food, to find inexpensive shopping, to get together for a healthy walk or bike ride and to share stories of pleasant and frustrating experiences you can have living in a different place.
Everyone, whether a student or parent or worker, needs some time off to relax, to be with friends and to rejuvenate their bodies and minds.
Some ideas for relaxing with friends, by yourself or with your family are:
- Walk around Downtown
Enjoy the stores, cafes, the parks, the waterfront, and whatever is going on.
- Go to Wolfe Island
Take the ferry (free of charge) and go for a picnic lunch or take bikes and ride around the island.
- Take a Tour of the Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area
Hike in an area preserved for plants and wildlife and learn about Ontario's natural environment.
- See the Locks at Kingston Mills
Enjoy the scenery in the summer, fall and spring. Take a picnic lunch or a book to read.
- Hike or Bike at Fort Henry Hill
- Skate at Market Square behind City Hall (in the winter)
- Swim or workout at Queen's Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC) or a City of Kingston Pool
You may want to get more details about a particular part of living in Canada or discuss an experience you have had already. The International Student Advisers are available to give advice and hear about any concern you have about you and your family's adaptation to Canada.
Further Questions?
If you have further questions, after reviewing the information above, advising is available (without an appointment) from the International Student Advisers at the Queen's University International Centre from Monday to Friday between 9:00am and 4:00pm.


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The gang's all here for the first time in a few weeks! It's a good time to catch up on the latest news in UN territories. First, Cath talks to previous guests Kate Heartfield and Rachel Marks–and both have exciting news! Then we discuss our own happenings, from the Abandoned Places launch and FOGcon to grad school, rejectomancy and beyond.


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London-based technology charity techfortrade has announced the finalists for the inaugural 3D4D Challenge, which aims to find the best ideas for using 3D printing to help deliver social benefits in the developing world.
The challenge receive entries from around the world, and judges have now selected the seven finalists.
Ideas in the running for the prize of $100,000 include:
• off-grid 3D printing system, which recycles plastic bags to produce tools for local farmers
• solar lamps created from used plastic Coke bottles using 3D printed 'bottle caps' and attachments for the charger, battery and PCB components.
• specially designed 3D printed shoes produced from recycled plastic to be worn by individuals suffering from foot deformities due to the growing problem of jigger fly infestation – in order to prevent further deterioration
Each of the finalists will receive $1000 and access to expert mentors in order to develop their projects in the run up to the competition final, which will take place at this year's 3D Printshow on 19 October.
Techfortrade will award the winner a prize of $100,000 to enable the winning concept to be implemented.
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RIAA Shifts Lawsuit Strategy
June 28, 2006
Thomas Mennecke
June 26, 2003, marked the day the Recording Industry Association of America began collecting evidence and preparing lawsuits against individual file-sharers. At the time, the effort was the main spearhead in a multifaceted campaign to stem the unchecked growth of file-sharing.
Anticipation of the lawsuits had been growing for over a year, as early attempts to hold P2P developers responsible for copyright infringement proved difficult. In 2003, Presiding Justice Steven Wilson disagreed with the entertainment industry's assertion that StreamCast Networks and Grokster were responsible for the unlawful activities of their users.
"Defendants distribute and support software, the users of which can and do choose to employ it for both lawful and unlawful ends," Wilson wrote in his opinion. "Grokster and StreamCast are not significantly different from companies that sell home video recorders or copy machines, both of which can be and are used to infringe copyrights."
The entertainment industry's appeal in 2004 faired little better. The panel of three judges confirmed the lower court's ruling, and maintained neither party qualified for secondary copyright infringement.
"This appeal presents the question of whether distributors of peer-to-peer file-sharing computer networking software may be held contributory or vicariously liable for copyright infringements by users. Under the circumstances presented by this case, we conclude that the defendants are not liable for contributory and vicarious copyright infringement and affirm the district court's partial grant of summary judgment."
The entertainment industry, represented by the RIAA and MPAA, immediately appealed this decision to the United States Supreme Court. Unlike the two previous rulings, the entertainment industry finally received the decision they so desperately sought. In a unanimous 9-0 ruling, the Supreme Court remanded the case to the lower courts, stating StreamCast Networks and Grokster could be sued for violating federal copyright laws.
"We hold that one who distributes a device with the object of promoting its use to infringe copyright, as shown by clear expression or other affirmative steps taken to foster infringement, is liable for the resulting acts of infringement by third parties," Justice David H. Souter wrote in court's decision.
While all three rulings varied in their success for the entertainment industry, the common denominator maintained that users are responsible for their own actions. This gave the RIAA and MPAA the ammunition they needed to continue pursuing individuals who distribute copious amounts of files online. Yet three years and over 18,000 lawsuits later, the strategy of launching a continuous barrage of monthly lawsuits aimed at approximately 750 individuals is being retooled.
The problem with the current barrage of lawsuits is equivalent to being hit with a fire hose of information. With so many individuals being hit at once, it becomes counterproductive to the entertainment industry's effort to educate the file-sharing populace. The growing perception over the years has developed into complacency. Who are these people? Do they live near me? Why should I care if some nameless, faceless individual on the other side of the continent was sued for sharing 5,000 songs on the FastTrack network?
This lack of focus is apparent when alleged file-sharing pirates come forward to the media and plead ignorance in the face of a $3,000.00 settlement. Often times such individuals are completely befuddled, unaware their actions were unlawful.
Realizing this, the RIAA has shifted their strategy away from once a month, en masse lawsuits. Replacing the old strategy is one that still focuses on individuals; however the number is spread out over the course of a month rather than an immediate date. In addition, the weekly lawsuits focus on specific geographic locations, working with local media outlets to catch the attention of the surrounding populace.
"We are currently filing lawsuits throughout the month in batches, in order to maximize efficiencies and expand the geographic reach," an RIAA spokesperson told Slyck.com. "We are always looking for ways to make the program as effective, smart and targeted as possible. We need to be flexible in how we manage these litigations in order to handle them efficiently. The lawsuits are and will continue to be an essential part of a larger effort to encourage fans to enjoy music legally."
This new strategy is already taking shape. Quite noticeably, there has been a lack of RIAA press releases articulating the usual monthly, en masse round of lawsuits. Conversely, there's been an increase of local and specific news articles describing potential lawsuits against alleged P2P pirates. For example, the
Palm Beach Post
recently reported that local Boynton Beach resident Dorothy O'Connell (and several others) was sued for sharing files online. It's a similar story in Evansville, Indiana, where the
Evansville Courier Gazette
published an article this week describing two local residents currently facing potential RIAA lawsuits.
The aim of the new RIAA strategy is to give a name and face to a previously ho-hum lawsuit campaign. It's designed to summon a reaction that invokes a sense of relevance and vulnerability, not one that's perceived as something happening in a far off land. There's little question the previous RIAA strategy is far from the worldly success hoped for. Three years and 18,000 lawsuits later, more people are populating P2P and file-sharing networks than ever before. This new campaign will certainly bring more localized attention to the issues surrounding the great file-sharing debate, however which direction the local populace focuses this attention will only be realized with time.
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Before the birth of my second child in December, I was worried of the impact it would have on my firstborn, June, now 3. I was afraid she wouldn't do well with a new baby in the house. Up until that point, June had been the center of everything—the object of all our love, devotion, and affection. A second child would alter the dynamic. It had to. I was afraid I would have less time, and by extension maybe even less love, for June. She'd become the generalized "big sis."
Our second child, Kathryn Bea, was born December 13, and within the first few months of being a mom of two, I realized I had been projecting. June has been fine with the transition. More than fine. She adores her little sister (though I like to think it's because we went out of our way to prep her for the change, see the sidebar below). She loves to hold her, kiss her, play with her, and feed her. I was the one with the hang-ups. I was the one who had a hard time letting go of June's only child star status. It sounds petty, but there's something so special, untarnished, and undistracted about being able to pour all your energy and love into one child. Two fractures the equation. Two requires more focus and compartmentalization. Or so I thought.
When in reality, my heart just opened bigger than I thought possible. I love seeing the differences between June and Katie (Katie is a little more relaxed than June was at this age, but that also could be because I'm more relaxed). I love the similarities even more (they look identical, those two, and both love, love, love to be swaddled).
I love how having two kids makes me feel more enmeshed in my family life than ever before, which is equally wonderful and frustrating. When you just have one child, you can still look forward to some down-time, some "me" time on the weekends by leaving your child for a bit with your spouse. With two kids, that luxury goes out the window, particularly for moms—at least at this stage when children are very young. Now on weekends, I typically have both girls with me at all times with maybe an hour or two to go for a quick jog or run an errand by myself. The effect of this is that I feel more like a Mom and less like "Jessie" than ever. The upside is that it's brought my husband Jake and me closer together as we accept we have to be there for one another like never before. Our roles as "Mom and Dad" come into greater relief as our individuality further slips away; the roots deepen.
As for June and Katie, they each gain a friend and ally—a comrade to buffer the omnipresence of Mom and Dad. It's a dynamic an only child never gets to experience. With a little luck, their relationship will only grow and deepen, just like their Mom and Dads'.
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Get out the toddler's photo album and replay events of her babyhood: "Mom is going to be spending a lot of time feeding your new sibling, just like I did with you."
Ask her opinion when shopping for baby stuff—what color socks she thinks her new sibling might like, whether to get her this or that plushy toy, etc.
Play up all the great things that come from being a big sister: It's a big responsibility and you get to teach your new sibling all kinds of cool new stuff, like how to say the alphabet, how to build blocks, how to eat applesauce!
Stock up on books and videos to help her prepare. June became obsessed with the Dora the Explorer "Big Sister Dora" DVD that we checked out from the library. She asked to watch it every day. It put a really happy, positive spin on all the great things that come from being a big sister.
To give the older sibling a feeling of special privileges, ask her to select which of her toys the new baby can play with and which are for big girls only.
Upon their first meeting, have the baby present the toddler with a gift—a balloon, a book, a treat. It doesn't have to be extravagant.
When the baby comes along, give the toddler some baby responsibilities: fetching diapers, assisting with wipes, throwing dirty diapers in the trash. June loves this one. (We both do!)—J.K.


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DISCOVERY, a major space travel vehicle
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McDonald's have launched a Big Mac handbag… but you'll have to hurry
THE triangular pouch bag is part of a Big Mac range which includes a tote bag and phone case
YOU are what you eat but do you want to wear it?
McDonald's think you might – so they've launched a range of Big Mac merchandise that looks good enough to eat.
The burger-inspired clothing and accessories include a shoulder bag, a T-shirt, a hat and a phone case.
But the cute little triangular pouch bag has got to be the biggest winner in the range.
The merchandise has gone on sale on Japanese site Rakuten with each item costing around £27 each, and they ship around the world.
But you'll have to hurry.
There are only 300 of each of the limited edition items and they are sure to sell like hot ...erm… burgers.
The range has been released to celebrate the launch of Big Mac sauce, can also be bought on the site.
In January, the fast food chain gave away 10,000 bottles of the stuff for free – and some were sold on eBay for three figure sums.


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Today I have something exclusive to show you – the first of a two part short story featuring Lawrence Pinkley, the eighteen year old detective from the forthcoming book The Curious Disappearance of Professor Brown. I have a challenge for you – solve the case before Pinkley and win a set of five limited edition signed prints from the book. I will reveal the solution to the case on Wednesday 13th November. Just add your solution to the comments section below and the first person to correctly work out the answer will win. You will find out if you are right when part 2 is released. Have fun!
The Vanishing Fish – A Lawrence Pinkley Mystery
Allow me to introduce myself – my name is Lawrence Pinkley, I'm a private detective. There aren't many 18 year old detectives in Whitby, in fact, I was the only one, but not by choice. I found myself pulled to the cold north east of England following my father's death, unwillingly inheriting the Pinkley Investigation Group, or PIG for short.
It had been a peculiar week in Whitby.
It began when a vicious storm blew in from the North Sea and crippled the migration of tourists to the town, who decided instead to stay inside their guest houses and play board games until it was safe to venture out. There had been some minor damage to property: the chimney stack at 82 Malady Place had toppled over, falling through the roof and into Mrs Chubb's bathroom, exposing her bunions to a row of wet seagulls. All 57 inmates from Mrs Meakin's Cat Sanctuary escaped after fencing collapsed. The winds were so strong that even the famous Whitby Abbey, perched high above the town, was blessed with a shroud made from seaweed. When the storm finally ended, the sea retreated to reveal a stranded Minke whale lying on the beach. The media attention it grabbed soon encouraged the tourists to put down their dice; quickly guess that Colonel Mustard did it with the candlestick in the library, and rush back into town to see the spectacular sight and the complicated rescue operation that followed.
Storms also meant that the services of a private detective were not needed. After all, if everyone was staying indoors, nothing was happening. But, now that Whitby was getting back to normal, I found myself down by the harbour talking to Victor Stickleback, an eccentric local fisherman with a permanent sun rash across the middle of his face. He wore large yellow waterproof overalls and there was an overpowering smell of fish coming from him.
'One minute they were there, the next they had disappeared,' said Mr Stickleback. We were standing on a wooden slatted wharf with the North Sea blowing on our backs. In front of us was a row of eight identical warehouses painted duck-egg-blue. Each one only distinguishable from its neighbour by the square white number plaque that was screwed beside each door.
'And, what time was this?' I asked with my pen poised over the notepad, trying not to breathe whenever the wind blew Mr Stickleback's fishy aroma in my direction.
'Just gone five this morning. Hadn't been out for four days because of that storm, and this being market day, I needed to earn some money. I remember hearing the town hall clock chiming as I steered Old Betty into the harbour. Pulled up just over here.' Mr Stickleback pointed to a tired looking fishing boat, its paint blistered and peeling from the hull. 'I tied her up as usual, took off my jacket and prepared the catch ready to unload into my warehouse. Young Dave Barton is usually waiting to help me unload, but there was no sign of him.'
'Is he usually late?' I asked.
'Not normally. I walked along the jetty to Dave's mum's house. She runs the guest house at the end of the pier. I was just about to knock on the kitchen door when Dave came rushing through it, pushing a bacon butty down his throat. Nearly knocked me over!'
'Was your catch of fish still there when you got back?'
'Yes, everything was exactly the same as I left it.'
'And, was there anyone else around at that time?'
'Randy Lyons and a few of his boys were preparing his boat ready to go out. Left it a bit late if you ask me. He's probably got something to do with this, you mark my words, Mr Winkley!'
'It's Pinkley,' I corrected.
'Wouldn't trust him anymore than I would eat a bloated haddock with three eyes and a dose of diarrhea.' Mr Stickleback spat on the wharf in disgust. We both instinctively looked towards warehouse number three where the Irish tones of Randy Lyons called out to potential customers strolling up and down the wharf buying their fish. From where I was I could see the well stocked trays of fish that lined the floor of his warehouse.
'So what happened when you got back to the boat?' I asked, stepping away from the slimy globule of phlegm.
'I took my keys out of my coat and unlocked the warehouse. We took the crates of fish off the boat and set them out ready to sell as soon as the wharf market opened.'
'Then what?'
'I replaced the padlock, locked up and went for some breakfast at Piffany's. We were gone less than an hour. When I came back and opened up, all the fish had disappeared!'
'But the door was still locked?'
'Yes,' he confirmed.
I examined the wide wooden door to warehouse number four. Apart from a few dark rust stains dribbling down from the catch and hinges, there was no sign of a break in. Out of habit, I straightened the number plaque which appeared slightly loose, then pulled at the iron latch. The doors were securely locked. Mr Stickleback reached inside his coat pocket for the key, unlocked the padlock and opened the door. As it pulled out towards us it snagged on a loose screw that was wedged between two planks of wood in the floor of the wharf. As I kicked it out of the way with the toe of my shoe, I also disturbed a pile of tiny pieces of wood. I looked back at the number plaque and saw the reason why it was loose; one of the screws was missing.
'Does anyone else have a key?' I asked Mr Stickleback.
'No. This is the only one. The spare got eaten by a large Halibut I wrestled with last year. I keep meaning to get a duplicate made, but never get round to it.'
Once the door was open, the light streamed into the empty warehouse. We walked inside. The sides and ceiling were all made of slattered wood that was riveted around a steel frame. The space smelt damp, but there was no sign of water, just rows of plastic crates that should have been filled with fish ready to sell at the market. Hidden in the shadows at the far end of the warehouse were some thick coils of rope as well as a large black greasy machine, no doubt used for repairing the boat, but otherwise, the warehouse appeared empty.
'So, where do you think they went, Mr Winkley?' asked Mr Stickleback.
Can you work it out?
Write down your answer below – if you are right you win limited edition signed artwork.
Solution revealed Wednesday 13th November.
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As any armed forces member who's served in the Middle East can tell you, it's ludicrously hot there—even without the additional 50+ pounds of clothing and armor. That's why the DoD is offering cash money for some "Thermally Responsive Fibers."
The DoD has issued a Small Business Innovation Research solicitation for the design and fabrication of "Thermally Responsive Fibers for Environmentally Adaptive Textiles." These are fibers that adapt the amount of insulation they provide dependent on both the external and body temperatures. Essentially, it's got to be cool when you're hot and warm when you're cold. The added bonus to soldiers is that the fewer layers worn increases mobility and freedom of movement while decreasing weight.
To qualify, garments fabricated from the fibers must also be hypo-allergenic, as well as sturdy enough to survive 500+ temperature cycles, a 3-month mission, and twenty wash cycles. The initial Phase I solicitations have a maximum value of $1 million. [US Army via DVice - Top art courtesy of the AP]


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Australian born jeweler Ray Griffiths has spent the last 30 years creating what he calls "real jewelry"- not seasonal, but classic in design. Originally trained to refinish and restore crowns for royal family members, Ray works in rare metals, stones and gems and often draws inspiration from architecture. Lucky for us we were able to talk with one of our favorite designers about a few of his current favorites:
One of Ray's current projects includes this Sterling Silver brooch featuring about 40cts of Diamonds Pave set. He states his plans, "I need to replace 9 missing stones, and I think it is only half of a big bow that would have been a center piece for a big pearl necklace and/or a tiara center ( my guess is it's 1850's French) or Austrian. It's almost 4 inches long and a bit over 2 inches wide, all hand made. Make sure to look at the back, every setting is opened by hand to fit each stone and let the light in." Pretty impressive! Can't wait to see the final piece.


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A lot of modern-age people are inclined towards playing online games. It would be wrong to say that only youth are keen towards games, but the elders are also captivated by the online games. One of the sole reasons behind the above mentioned statement is that the gaming process has completely changed the internet world. In this blog, we will discuss the top playing games that deliver a fantastic experience to the user.
Angry Bird: This game is played by millions of users over time. This game will take you back in your old days into a galaxy far away. It provides fantastic gaming experience.
Angry Bird: This game is played by millions of users over time. This game will take you back in your old days into a galaxy far away. It provides fantastic gaming experience.
•Need for speed rival:- This is one of the most popular game( yes, the genre which you've nearly forgotten!), and it really does come close to what real fans of racing games would enjoy. An NFS rival has created a new world-class experience for its loyal fans of gaming. Years of research, efforts as well as creativity are required to build this game. In this game, one can give players a real life driving experience!
•Grand Theft Auto V:- Well, well, well, looks like the best action game is finally here. Grand theft auto v is finally released and out after several years of waiting. This time, it is more than jumping out of parachute and burning aero planes, now, you can even customize your weapons as well as vehicles. You'll surely miss lots of fun if you don't play this.
With a wide array of online games, each and every person can be entertained and relax through these games. Due to constant development in graphics and visuals, I would say that online gaming is here to stay for long. I can ensure you will never get bored with the above mentioned game list as these are the best games of all time. Play, Play and play……………….
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SUNNYVALE, CA – May 28, 2015 — /BackupReview.info/ — Today, NetApp, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTAP) announced the appointment of Bill Lipsin as the new vice president of Worldwide Channel Sales, reporting to Thomas Stanley, senior vice president, Global Partner Sales and Alliances. With more than 30 years of industry experience, Lipsin will oversee NetApp's channel strategy with a focus on maximizing the value of partnering with NetApp.
"I'm extremely excited to have Bill join NetApp as our new channel chief. He is a respected and connected channel leader with a deep understanding of the channel's evolving needs," said Stanley. "I'm confident Bill will provide the focus, expertise, and innovative thinking required to deliver a world-class channel experience and drive new levels of growth for NetApp and its partners."
Under Lipsin's leadership, NetApp will be rolling out several new investments to improve partner profitability and increase NetApp marketing and partner engagement. Partner program investments include doubling of global partner marketing resources as well as expanded demand- and lead-generation initiatives to accelerate adoption of the NetApp® clustered Data ONTAP® operating system.
"This is a pivotal year for NetApp. As a company we will need to focus on optimizing our channel visibility to demonstrate to our partners the strength of our commitment," said Lipsin. "Our partners want to see NetApp succeed and they want to succeed with us. I'm excited to join NetApp at this time in its evolution and look forward to helping our partners embrace the growth opportunities in front of us as we lead the customer transition to the hybrid cloud."
Based in NetApp's U.S. corporate headquarters in Sunnyvale, California, Lipsin will represent the Channel Sales organization across all of the company's functional organizations and partner closely with NetApp's global teams. Prior to joining NetApp, he was vice president of Global Channels and Systems Integrators at Brocade. He also held leadership positions at Arbor Networks, CA Technologies, and IBM, and he served as CEO of two companies.
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Ricky You wrote ... >>>However, the sender CANNOT draw a conclusion that the message is undelivered if he get back no ACK after the time expiry. In other words, the time expiry has NO effect to improve the reliability of message delivery.<<< Your conclusion is correct, the sender cannot conclude, with ABSOLUTE certainty that a message was not delivered if no ack is was received before the time expired. I also agree that time expiry does not actually increas the reliability of message delivery. What it does do, is increase the confidence of the sender that the message was not delivered and/or was not processed as: 1. No acks were received even after repeated sending of the message - suggesting that the destination is not accepting messages 2. If the message has time expired, then, even the destination received the message, the sender can be certain that it would not be processed. This leaves the edge case where: 1. The first message was received and processed successfully, but 2. No ack could be successfully delivered, e.g. because the destination failed This why in my description of levels of reliable messaging, there are levels above level 1. David PS BTW, you completely missed the point of my original email -----Original Message----- From: Ricky Ho [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2002 11:03 PM To: Burdett, David; email@example.com Subject: Re: Message Expiry & the WS Architecture I'm seeing the following value that "expiry time" has brought to the table 1) For the sender to communicate application level semantics ============================================= The sender want to tell the receiver not to waste any processing effort after certain time because the result is not useful anymore. (e.g. "The purchase order request is no longer valid if you receive it after 5 PM today because that is too late for me"). This courtesy notification is purely for optimization at the receiver side (it is OK that the sender doesn't do that and silently drop the message which passed the expiry time, this just waste the receiver's effort). I don't think this expiry time has any effect in improving the message delivery reliability. The value setting of the expiry time is purely on business conditions but not the network transport latency. 2) For the sender to set a deadline for its retry effort ====================================== If the receiver still hasn't get the message after the expiry time, there is no point for the sender to resend the message. However, this doesn't mean the sender can make a conclusion that the message hasn't been received. The sender just know resending further is useless, but he still need to use another mechanism to resolve the "in-doubt" status (such as sending a query message). However, the sender CANNOT draw a conclusion that the message is undelivered if he get back no ACK after the time expiry. In other words, the time expiry has NO effect to improve the reliability of message delivery. At 11:51 AM 12/15/2002 -0800, Burdett, David wrote: >I want to start a new thread on an Architectural issue and use the idea of >Message Expiry to illustrate it. Note that I could just as easily have used >other concepts as it is the principle that I want to bring out. > >Recently there has been a lot of discussion on Reliable Messaging. One of >the ideas in LEVEL 1 of Reliable Messaging that I described, was the idea >that a message expired and should not be processed after a certain point in >time. > >Now the obivous way to identify when a message expires is to include an >"ExiresAt" header in a SOAP Feature/Module in a message that contains the >time after which the message must not be processed - this is what ebXML >Messaging did with its TimeToLive header. > >Now for some questions ... >QUESTION 1. Is the idea of Message Expiry **exclusive** to Reliable >Messaging? >If the answer is yes, then you can easily include how Message Expiry works >in the RM spec. But I don't think so this is likely. I can quite imagine >sending a message that has an expiry time, but not care if the message was >delivered. So there is another question ... > >QUESTION 2. If the definition of Message Expiry is not in the RM spec, then >where should it be defined and who should define it? >You *might* argue that some very basic headers like MesssageId goes in the >XMLP spec to support some of the ideas that Assaf has been putting forward, >but should Message Expiry be included in XMLP as well? If it does not go in >the XMLP spec, then it must go somewhere else, but where and what group >should be responsible for defining it. Some options include: >1. It's own spec, developed by a separate group - which one >2. It's own spec developed as part of RM >3. Part of the RM spec > >This doesn't just apply to Message Expiry and Message Id, it applies to many >other areas as well such as: >1. Message Routing & Addressing >2. Message Content lists >3. Choreography Managment >etc, etc ... > >I could go on, but I would like other people's views. > >David > >Director, Product Management, Web Services >Commerce One >4440 Rosewood Drive, Pleasanton, CA 94588, USA >Tel/VMail: +1 (925) 520 4422; Cell: +1 (925) 216 7704 >mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com; Web: http://www.commerceone.comReceived on Tuesday, 17 December 2002 15:30:12 UTC
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Michael Kiske is well-known for his collaboration with the legendary band Helloween. His first work with them was in 1987 with the "Keeper of the seven keys Part 1", their break through album to success. He stayed in Helloween until 1993. His last work with them was the rather disappointed "Chameleon". Rumors have it that he was the replacement of Bruce Dickinson in Iron Maiden, when the latest left in 1993.From 1996, when he released his first work named "Instant Clarity", he records either solo or as a guest vocalist in several projects. The most recent and indeed very good, was with Place Vendome, where members of Pink Cream 69 took part.Amanda Somerville is well-kown for her collaborations as a solo artist with groups such as After Forever, Edguy, Kamelot, Epica etc.
The collaboration of the two artists and its result, the pretty good "Kiske/Somerville" becomes kown in the beginning of 2010. It's an album that moves in melodic hard rock paths with nice melodies, superb guitar work from the fantastic Magnus Karlsson (Starbreaker, Primal Fear, Allen-Lande etc.), a strong and clear production and above all the unique performances of Michael Kiske and Amanda Somerville.
Besides Kirske & Somerville in this album we find, as song writters and members of the band, Mat Sinner (bass), Magnus Karlsson (guitars), Sander Gommans (guitars), Jimmy Kresic (keyboards) and Martin Schmidt (drums). For sure, it's an album that reminds in many points the excellent "Allen/Lande - The Battle", due to the participation of Magnus Karlsson, a great musician that whatever he touches, he turns it into gold. But besides the similarities with the album "Kiske/Somerville", it lacks originality. I don't know if this release is gonna be a future classic but for sure this is a very enjoyable album with some really strong moments. "Nothing Left To Say", "Silence", "Rain" and "Don't Walk Away" are some really fine tracks with inspired melodies and catchy choruses! All in all this is not somethin' breathtaking but as I mentioned earlier this is a very good release that will please every fan of melodic hard rock!
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1. Nothing Left To Say 4:37 2. Silence 6:21 3. If I Had a Wish 4:20 4. Arise 3:14 5. End of the Road 5:10 6. Don't Walk Away 4:31 7. A Thousand Suns 3:58 8. Rain 3:47 9. One Night Burning 4:04 10. Devil in Her Heart 4:25 11. Second Chance 4:55 12. Set a Fire Bonus Track 3:58


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Adopted: October 31, 1983
Revised: June 2010
This revision presented and approved: November 2010
Article I: Name
The name of this organization shall be Dallastown Area Middle School Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)
Article II: Objectives
Article III: Policies
Section 1: The organization shall be non-commercial, nonsectarian and nonpartisan. It shall not endorse any commercial enterprise or candidate for public office.
Section 2: The organization shall seek neither to direct the administrative activities of the school nor to control its policies; however, the organization reserves the right to express opinions on these matters after a majority vote of the general membership.
Article IV: Membership and Dues
Section 1: The Membership will be open to any parent, guardian or other adult living in the Dallastown Area School District. This membership also includes any school district personnel.
Section 2: Only members of the organization shall be eligible to participate in the business meetings or to serve in any of its elective or appointed positions.
Section 3: The annual dues shall be decided by the executive committee and shall be publicly announced before the first general meeting of each school year.
Article V: Officers and Executive Committee
Section 1: The elected officers of the organization shall consist of the president, vice-president, treasurer, and secretary.
Section 2: The executive committee shall consist of the elected officers and an appointed faculty member. The school principal shall be an ex-officio member of the committee.
Article VI: Duties of Officers
Section 1: President
Section 2: Vice-President
Section 3: Secretary
Section 4: Treasurer
membership of receipts and disbursements of funds during the previous period since the last regular meeting and the current balance in the account.
Article VII: Rules and Regulations
Section 1: Meetings
Section 2: Elections
Article VII: Amendments
These by-laws may be amended at any regular meeting of the organization by a majority vote of the members, present, provided that the proposed amendment shall have been presented to the general membership at a business meeting at least 30 days prior to the meeting in which action shall be taken.


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SRQ Daily: October 8, 2015
SRQ Story Project Spotlight: Walking Tour of Sarasota Architecture
At Center for Architecture, October is Architecture and Design Month ? a month-long celebration of our built environment designed to educate and inspire our community about the importance of thoughtful planning and building. A highlight of the month is internationally-renowned architect Toshiko Mori's exhibit ?Dialogue in Details? on display at the Center and her lecture and house tour on October 16 and 17.
This weekend we bring the conversation closer to home with a very special tour. Celebrating some of Sarasota's important historical buildings in and around the Center's own neighborhood, "Walking Through 130 Years of Architecture" will lead guests to some of Sarasota's most iconic architecture. Local historian John McCarthy has been leading historic tours in Sarasota since 1982, and on Saturday, October 10 from 9 to 11 AM he will lead us on a tour around the Center. John will share his diverse knowledge of local history, architecture and urban planning in this historically-rich neighborhood that will take us from the pioneer era to the present day. This is the kind of tour that will change your perspective on Sarasota's heritage and our architectural legacy. Attendance is limited and comfortable shoes are suggested. //Read More