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Chapter 6
The people of Israel will be destroyed for their idolatry—A remnant only will be saved and scattered.
1 And the word of the Lord came unto me, saying,
2 Son of man, set thy
3 And say, Ye mountains of Israel, hear the word of the Lord God; Thus saith the Lord God to the mountains, and to the hills, to the rivers, and to the valleys; Behold, I, even I, will bring a sword upon you, and I will destroy your high places.
4 And your altars shall be desolate, and your images shall be broken: and I will cast down your slain men before your idols.
5 And I will lay the dead
6 In all your dwellingplaces the cities shall be laid waste, and the high places shall be desolate; that your altars may be laid waste and made desolate, and your idols may be broken and cease, and your images may be cut down, and your works may be abolished.
7 And the slain shall fall in the midst of you, and ye shall
8 ¶Yet will I leave a
9 And they that escape of you shall remember me among the nations whither they shall be carried captives, because I am broken with their whorish heart, which hath departed from me, and with their eyes, which go a
10 And they shall know that I am the Lord, and that I have not said in vain that I would do this evil unto them.
11 ¶Thus saith the Lord God; Smite with thine hand, and stamp with thy foot, and say, Alas for all the evil abominations of the house of Israel! for they shall fall by the sword, by the famine, and by the pestilence.
12 He that is far off shall die of the pestilence; and he that is near shall fall by the sword; and he that remaineth and is besieged shall die by the famine: thus will I accomplish my fury upon them.
13 Then shall ye know that I am the Lord, when their slain men shall be among their idols round about their altars, upon every high hill, in all the tops of the mountains, and under every green tree, and under every thick oak, the place where they did offer sweet savour to all their
14 So will I stretch out my hand upon them, and make the land desolate, yea, more desolate than the wilderness toward Diblath, in all their habitations: and they shall know that I am the Lord.


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Combining the convenience of an automatic choke and electric starting with cool design and legendary Honda durability, the Elite 80 adds a different twist to economical transportation.
Features & Benefits
New for 2007
- New Metallic Grey color joins Red.
- Durable and reliable 80cc air-cooled four-stroke single-cylinder engine offers plenty of smooth, easy-to-use power.
- 16mm carburetor offers exceptional fuel economy and crisp throttle response throughout the rpm range.
- Automatic choke for quick starts.
- Maintenance-free solid-state CD ignition system offers excellent reliability.
- Convenient and reliable push-button electric starter.
- Lightweight and quiet exhaust system.
- Automatic variable-ratio transmission with Honda's unique V-belt drive system.
- Lightweight, strong and durable steel frame.
- Rugged front and rear suspension provides a smooth, comfortable ride.
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Just a crazy though, there is only one other person that they could have been patching up on zoros island and thats zoros old rival, I forgot her name but its a possibility. Now please dont tear my ideas apart, its just a though. Who knows sabo and this chick might have grown up together. Besides her dream was to become the best, dragon would be an option in becoming the best.
yes it is obvious that sabo is alive, there aren't that many reasons in creating a character, building them up then killing then. hes either alive or just more motivation for luffy to get stronger or simply more reasons behind what has fueled luffy and aces strength since childhood.


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Home > Multimedia Gallery > Parks Canada Heritage Gourmet App > Recipes > Breads and Pancakes > Five Roses Tea Biscuits
These old-fashioned tea biscuits are simple to make and delicious!
Origin: Lachine Canal National Historic Site
Region: Quebec
Period: 20th century - present
Course: Breads and Pancakes
Ogilvie Flour Mills has operated two flour mills along the Lachine Canal in Montreal since the beginning of the 19th century. For a time, Ogilvie's was the biggest flour mill in the world, processing 300,000 bushels of grain into 6000 100-lb bags of flour per hour. The factory stacks of the mill joined many others along the Lachine Canal, which was once a hub of industrial food production in Montreal. Neighbours of the mill included Redpath Sugar, Canada Malting, and Loney's Chocolate Factory.
The flashing "Farine Five Roses" factory sign that sits atop Ogilvie's headquarters has long been a landmark for Montrealers, securing its place in the industrial history of the city.
Recipe tested by Chef David Fairbanks, Algonquin College of Hospitality and Tourism
The original Five Roses Baking Powder Biscuit recipe comes from the Ogilvie Flour Mill's publication, Ogilvie's Book for a Cook: Old Recipes from Canada, which was compiled in 1885 but enjoyed such popularity that it was reissued several times. The first editions are attributed to Kate Aitken


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Continental Cup victory a memorable experience for Martin Reader
SANTO DOMINGO – Martin Reader (at right on photo with Schalk) won't soon forget Canada's gold medal performance this week at the Continental Cup beach volleyball tournament.
Reader, of Comox, B.C., and his playing partner Chaim Schalk of Red Deer, Alta., as well as their compatriots Christoper Redmann of Toronto and Ben Saxton of Calgary, defeated Cuba on Wednesday in a dramatic five-set final.
In the unique team event, each Canadian pairing played twice then Reader and Schalk marched back on the court for a third time taking the golden set 15-13. The top-four finish also assured Canada a spot in the Continental Cup Final Olympic qualifying tournament next year.
''It was such a great experience,'' said Reader. ''We worked towards a goal as an entire Canadian team. The format of two teams facing off was so much fun and it brought our teams closer together as we assisted in achieving victory.''
Reader said he and his partner reached new heights in the tournament.
''In the finals, Chaim and I played the best ball we ever have in our partnership,'' he said. ''We were able to defeat both Cuban teams. The fifth set was such a high pressure match but we had taken down both teams that day so we were feeling very strong and confident. We handled the pressure very well and it was an incredible set.''
Sticking to the game plan was a key to success.
''Our sideout play really clicked and our defense gave our highly athletic opponents trouble,'' Reader continued. ''Chaim was a force while transition hitting and I was getting heavy touches at the net which proved be too much for the aggressive Cubans.
''It was a monumental victory for our team and for all of Team Canada.''
Reader and Schalk compete this weekend at the NORCECA stop being held at the same venue as the Continental Cup before travelling next week to Shanghai for a stop on the FIVB World Tour circuit.


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After more than a year and a half of preparation and collaboration, the BLM Utah-submitted multiple property nomination for Nine Mile Canyon was signed by the Keeper of the National Register on Nov. 30, officially adding 63 sites to the National Register of Historic Places. Following collaboration with the Utah State Historic Preservation Office and the National Park Service in Washington, D.C., the BLM Utah State Office submitted a National Register nomination for 63 sites located on BLM-administered lands in the Nine Mile Canyon area. The sites fall into three major contexts prehistoric rock art, West Tavaputs adaptation, and historic period.
The 19 prehistoric rock art sites are home to petroglyphs and pictographs that are characteristic of the region.
The 40 West Tavaputs adaptation sites include sites typical of the Fremont period (2,400-550 B.P.); and, the four historic period sites have the remnants of more recent activities such as 19th century homesteading and livestock management.
The BLM Utah expects this multiple property listing to be the first of many.
Presently, 834 sites are known to exist in the area and the BLM Utah plans to nominate 100 of these sites per year, until all of the known properties have been nominated for National Register listing.


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Nice start. You should however reconsider your choice of words 'high power' when utilizing a 2N2222A transitor.
Here's the "H bridge" with only 2 transistors:
performing the same function as a H-bridge
No, it's not. An H-bridge does not require a split supply. This is a half bridge and does good stuff for sure, but an H-bridge is a very specific circuit topology that is different to what you have.
It's certainly dissimilar with an H-drive in that it isn't designed to be PWM modulated, nor any other digital interface to a microcontroller.
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All Blacks wing Julian Savea scored a hat-trick on debut to help the world champs to a comprehensive 42-10 win over Ireland.
All Blacks wing Julian Savea scored a hat-trick on debut to help the world champions to a comprehensive 42-10 win over Ireland at Eden Park in Auckland on Saturday.
The talented speedster crossed twice in the first half and again after the break to cap a memorable night in his first Test outing for New Zealand, as the home side opened their 2012 account with a bang.
The win also saw the All Blacks extend their winning run at Eden Park to 28 Tests, dating back to 1994.
The visitors were outscored five tries to one, and based on this quality performance from the hosts, it looks like Ireland will have to wait a little longer for that elusive victory over the men in black.
Whilst the scoreline resembles one-way traffic, it took a while for New Zealand to click into a gear as the Irish threatened to give the home side a run for their money early on – Rob Kearney in particular impressing with ball in hand.
But with the scores level 3-3 after fly-halves Dan Carter and Jonathan Sexton traded penalties between them, the All Blacks started to find some rhythm.
Carter, who produced a near flawless display from the tee, added two more penalties from 50m out to stretch his side's lead to 9-3 before Savea struck with his first try in the 25th minute and New Zealand never looked back.
Ireland kicked away possession, not for the first time, and Zac Guildford got away with a fumble that saw the ball roll sideways. From there, the All Blacks were able to send it wide to Conrad Smith, who switched with Sonny Bill Williams. The inside centre made one of his trademark one-hand offloads to Carter and he sent Savea away for his first Test try.
Carter converted from bang in front, and the writing was on the wall for Ireland as Savea was once again the man of the moment after crossing over out wide for try number two just before half-time.
Carter was on target once again with the touchline conversion to give the All Blacks a deserved 23-3 lead at half-time, leaving Ireland with a hill to climb after the break.
The hill became a mountain after Savea was celebrating his hat-trick three minutes into the second half. The Hurricanes flyer had Israel Dagg to thank after the full-back drew in the cover defence – following some good interplay between Conrad Smith and Kieran Read in midfield – to put Savea over in the corner.
Carter raised the flags to make it 30-3 and the result was all but sealed. That was until the Irish finally hit back through a try by Fergus McFadden who, after a turnover, chased a kick ahead from Sexton and beat Richie McCaw to the ball for a seven-pointer.
With Ireland now in double figures, the green army of supporters were given a glimmer of hope. However, it wouldn't last long as normal activity resumed shortly after when Read broke away from the back of a 5m scrum and gave the try-scoring pass to replacement Adam Thomson.
Both teams rang the changes with 20 minutes remaining and Ireland weathered another spell of pressure from the home team and looked to have clawed themselves back into a respectable position when McFadden outsprinted Dagg 80 metres to score under the posts. But referee Nigel Owens had already called back play for an Irish offside.
There was further reason for Irish hearts to flutter in the final minutes as loosehead prop Cian Healy was injured and replaced by hooker Sean Cronin.
Conrad Smith was then rewarded for a fantastic performance when he dived over to the right of the posts after a slick pass from replacement Aaron Cruden. Carter added the extras to make it a 32-point buffer and give the Irish plenty to ponder ahead of next week's second Test in Christchurch.
Man of the match: For Ireland, Sean O'Brien and Rory Best were the pick of the forwards while Rob Kearney was a pillar of strength at the back. New Zealand number eight Kieran Read proved why he's rated the best in his position, while Carter was his influential self at 10 – finishing with a match haul of 17 points. Scrum-half Aaron Smith produced an outstanding debut with his rapid service keeping the backline moving, but wing Julian Savea gets our vote. A constant threat out wide, the 21-year-old made history by becoming the first All Black to get a hat-trick against Ireland in only his first Test appearance.
Moment of the match: Even though there were six tries scored in all, we've opted for Savea's bone-crunching hit on Kearney that proved New Zealand's hat-trick hero is no slouch on defence either.
Villain of the match: No cards, but the Irish got out of jail a few times when holding back All Black players on the attack.
The scorers:
For New Zealand:
Tries: Savea 3, Thomson, C Smith
Cons: Carter 4
Pens: Carter 3
For Ireland:
Try: McFadden
Pen: Sexton
New Zealand: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Zac Guildford, 13 Conrad Smith, 12 Sonny Bill Williams, 11 Julian Savea, 10 Dan Carter, 9 Aaron Smith, 8 Kieran Read, 7 Richie McCaw (c), 6 Victor Vito, 5 Sam Whitelock, 4 Brodie Retallick, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Andrew Hore, 1 Tony Woodcock.
Replacements: 16 Hika Elliot, 17 Ben Franks, 18 Ali Williams, 19 Adam Thomson, 20 Piri Weepu, 21 Aaron Cruden, 22 Ben Smith.
Ireland: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Fergus McFadden, 13 Brian O'Driscoll (c), 12 Keith Earls, 11 Simon Zebo, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Conor Murray, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Sean O'Brien, 6 Peter O'Mahony, 5 Donnacha Ryan, 4 Dan Touhy, 3 Declan Fitzpatrick, 2 Rory Best, 1 Cian Healy.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Ronan Loughney, 18 Donncha O'Callaghan, 19 Kevin McLaughlin, 20 Eoin Reddan, 21 Ronan O'Gara, 22 Darren Cave.
Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales)


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The "Status Report" is a newsletter developed by the CTPP Planning Group, friends and anyone else wishing to write about the Census Transportation Planning Products, its use or any other census data for transportation planning issues. Its purpose is to inform the transportation planning community on matters relating to the developments of the CTPP and other census data issues of relevance to their needs.
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Kinesiology & Physical Education
Laurier informs 2002-11 Kinesiology students of possible health risk
Communications, Public Affairs & Marketing
Aug 14/12| For Immediate Release
Kevin Crowley, Director, Communications & Public Affairs
Lori Chalmers Morrison, Associate Director, Communications & Public Affairs
WATERLOO Wilfrid Laurier University has become aware of a possible health risk to some participants in a third-year Kinesiology and Physical Education course (Physiology of Physical Activity KP322) as a result of blood lactate level testing. There is an extremely low risk that the way in which the blood sampler device was used in the testing could have resulted in blood transmission among those course participants who volunteered to have their blood lactate levels tested.
Lauriers Health Services Department, in consultation with Region of Waterloo Public Health, indicate that the risk of transmission of blood-borne viruses such as Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV is extremely low in this scenario.
The risks of transmission of Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV are estimated to be as follows:
For Hepatitis B:
6 in 1,000,000 (six in one million) among those vaccinated for Hepatitis B*
For Hepatitis C:
1 in 1,000,000 (one in one million)
For HIV:
1 in 10,000,000 (one in ten million)
The university recognizes that despite the extremely low risk, this situation is concerning to those involved, said Deborah MacLatchy, vice-president: academic and provost. We are taking the situation very seriously and have chosen to take proactive measures to provide information to those involved.
The university will notify, by mail and/or email, individuals who may have had their blood lactate levels tested as part of the course between September 2002 and December 2011. The university will assist those who choose to be tested for these blood-borne viruses.
This particular blood sampler is no longer being used in the KP322 lab. The university is reviewing the circumstances that led to this situation and the universitys policies and guidelines associated with such testing.
Students who took Physiology of Physical Activity KP322 between September 2002 and December 2011 are encouraged to read detailed information provided in an FAQ document on the www.wlu.ca/KP322info website and email firstname.lastname@example.com with additional questions.
*The risk is 10-fold greater for those who are unimmunized. Ontario began a school-based immunization program for Grade 7 students in 1994.
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(October 11) Today we're celebrating . . . National Coming Out Day
National Coming Out Day
An international day of celebration, visibility and education for the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender (GLBT) community.
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Comments: The Brooks Racer ST is a nice shoe for a race or tempo run of any length due to the mild support it provides. I typically take this shoe out for short tempo workouts, and run races with it. Light, airy upper with a touch of support and the tread has held up over the year thus far, enough for me to stick with it a little while longer. The support does come at a price though with it being a bit on the heavier side for a "racing flat" : a size 10.5 weighs in at 9.5oz.
From: Anonymous, NJ, USA. November 19th 2014
Comments: Like the others have said this is a nice shoe. I wear it for every race I run (5K-HM) and it provides a great lightweight, foot-to-road type of feel with moderate support. I pronate slightly and run in the Ravenna 4 for training, but also wear this shoe for tempo work or days due to the very responsive fit & feel. For reference, I wear a size 10.5M and the weight on my shoe is 9.5oz.
From: Anonymous. August 18th 2014
Comments: Great Shoe! I had the ST 4's but I think the ST 5's are better due to the increased traction, the better colorway, and they're 0.2 ounces lighter than the ST 4's! Great for training! Perfect for anyone who is a mild over-pronator looking for a lightweight training shoe with a touch of support...
From: Isaac, Spokane, Washington, United States
Comments: I bought the ST's with the intent of a lightweight racer with some support, specifically for half/full marathons. For that, they fit the bill. The upper is light weight and more meshy than most trainers. It also snugs the whole foot more, which I prefer for a racer. RW lists these as support-min, I think they could put that up to mid, there's plenty of support in these. The sole is firm and therefore very responsive, you can still feel the road. These characteristics, along with the weight, makes these feel very fast, especially after running in normal trainers. So if you are looking for a lightweight racer/speed work shoe with support, I would recommend these. I would not recommend these as a daily trainer though. For one, there is not enough traction to put a bunch of miles on these. Two, I didn't think these had enough cushioning for long runs. The firm and responsive sole works well for racing, but found my feet hurting when I wore these for long runs. Just one persons opinion though. No tricks here, these are what they say they are.
From: Derek, STL, MO, USA
Comments: This is now my favorite shoe. Perfect touch of support, great cushioning without deadening the feel of the road, and I love the way they look. I love the Green Silence as well, and plan to alternate. This shoe, though still technically a racer, provides more cushioning and support than the Greenies and is the perfect balance between something minimal (or close to minimal for those who feel that "minimal" means Five Fingers or huaraches) and something that's too padded and restricting. I have a feeling my Ronin 3s are going to be consigned to the closet.
From: Lou, New York, NY, US
Comments: Think this shoe is pretty good. I run in high school and do my speedwork and road races in them. For some reason my shins hurt when i race in them from time to time especially in the 10k. THis is probably due to the fact that it falls under the minmalist category. But it is still a great shoe and would recommend it to a friend. Tip: i got rid of the laces becuase they are extremly light and flimsy and hard to tie. i reccomend getting no tie laces for them becuase they work like a charm!
From: Jordan, Aiken, SC, USA
Comments: Had been running in the Brooks Adrenaline 10 shoes and loving them, for a year (went through three pairs), 30+ miles a week (9-13 mile runs at a time). Wanted a lighter shoe that still had some pronation control and so I asked a lot of questions about the other shoes that Brooks offers. The colors of the "ST 5" scared me off a few times, but after reading up about them and asking around, I decided to give 'em a try. STOKED! These are great shoes to wear, as hard as they may be to look at. I am a mostly forefoot runner, so I wasn't seeking a ton of heal protection, but found just the right amount in these shoes... especially since I had been used to the Adrenaline model, which has lots. These shoes were great on their first voyage: a 9.5 mile run up a mountain (elevation 1619 feet) and back down to the Hollywood, CA area. They ruled and felt great and light the whole way! Though, I was on a mostly packed dirt and some gravel trail + road, so I can't say that these would operate as well on sharp rocks or lots of exposed roots. These shoes seem very true to size, for me at least. A note: size up a half size if you end up running down hill a lot, as there is a seem inside the shoe that might bother your big toes. Also, I found these just roomy enough in the toe box, very nice, but if you blister easy, keep this in mind as your toes will move a bit. I use Injinji toe socks, that separate my toes, and have found them a thin and VERY effective product in the battle against blisters. Blah, blah right? Okay, Brooks: get some other color ways in these shoes... you have my hooked already, but keep me hooked better with something less bright! How about black or other darker color with silver reflective striping? I only hesitate from giving these 5 stars in my review because of the color choice.
From: Aaron, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Comments: The Racer ST 4 shoes were excellent but I had a couple issues with them and the ST 5 addresses those making them, for me, pretty darn near perfect. (1) The laces on the 4 were terrible - I had to replace them because they constantly untied (I don't like double knotting). With the 5, the laces are ribbon-like and hold the knot really well. Not sure if they'll be durable, but they hold a knot nicely. (2) The tongue on the 4 allowed the laces to bite through and irritated the top of my foot if tied just a little too tightly - I had to leave them slightly looser than i like. Not sure what they did differently here, but the 5 doesn't give me this problem - could just be the thinner laces, but I doubt it as I tie them just as tightly as before. Overall, a great racer for someone needing just a little support to avoid injuries.
From: David, Montville, NJ, USA
Comments: After putting in a few good runs w/ my Brooks Green Silence, I decided I needed more of a stability/trainer that I could pound on if I needed. Making the switch to a more minimal shoe takes a lot more of a toll on your body than I realized. So these shoes seemed to bridge the gap based on all the reviews and descriptions I could find out there. And who can argue w/ the colors. I'll tell you the shoes are much brighter in person however. They've got a lower heel than stability shoes and seem to be based more around a flat, hence the Racer in the name, but still run like a good light stability shoe. There's good amount of room in the toebox, but not too much where your feet are sliding around. I'd like to think I have average to maybe just a LITTLE bit wider than average feet. Having run in my Green Silence for a while, it was a nice change to feel my foot landing flat rather than teaching my feet how to land. I would give these shoes a 9 out of 10 if I could rate them. The downfalls are the laces are pretty narrow and weird to tie (Especially since I'm a Triathlete, I may switch them out for races). And maybe a little less room around your toes, but there's not too much that it really bothers me at all.
From: Dave, Johnsburg, IL, USA
Comments: I absolutely love this shoe. I've unfortunately, been stuck in a support shoe, which limits what I can run in from a racing shoe standpoint. I've been working on various improvements to my running form and gait, as well as biomechanical fixes, but still feel most "comfortable" in a support shoe. (Normal shoe - Adrenaline 10, use Launch for track work) Finally got around to purchasing a pair of the Racer ST5's - this shoe fits like a glove and is quite honestly, the best feeling running shoe I've worn. (Have worn the Adrenalines since version 6, have run in Glycerines and the previously mentioned Launch) Weighs in at around 8.6oz, which is light for a support shoe. It provides ample medial support to negate some of the inward roll. I'm slowly transitioning to using this as my everyday trainer (have not taken it on long runs yet, but all my weekday runs are now in this shoe). Just a great overall shoe!
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By PHIL FAUVER
The Republican Party organizing convention was held recently at the Huntington Elementary School. The organizing was well attended by the party faithful. Chairman Tony Conder has recently resigned due to conflicts with his employment schedule, so Connie Gilbert the vice chairman called the meeting to order. After an opening prayer, a pledge of allegiance, and singing the Star Spangled Banner, led by Katherine Singleton and accompanied by Evelyn Huntsman, the meeting got down to business. Connie Gilbert introduced the guests, Senator Bob Bennett, Mark Shurtliff,
Utah Attorney General, Parley Hellewell, candidate for govenor, and Fred Lampropoulos, candidate for govenor.
The treasurers report was read by Steve Barton, because Elaine Hatch was out of town. Bill Dellos explained the convention rules and procedures. The county nominating committees report was given by Connie Gilbert. The committee recommended: Bill Dellos for chairman, Phil Fauver for vice chairman, Karen Dellos for secretary, and Elaine Hatch for treasurer. Then the meeting was opened up for nominations from the floor. There were no nominations from the floor.The candidates for chairman, vice chairman, secretary, and treasurer, were accepted by acclamation.
Erik Anderson from Emery was nominated and elected as delegate at large to the State of Utah Republican Party, central committee. He will be taking the place of Phil Fauver who has been elected vice chairman of the county Republican party and will automatically be expected to attend the state central committee meetings with Bill Dellos. Two proposed changes to the Emery County Republican Party by-laws were introduced and voted down by those in attendance.
These proposed changes were as follows: 1.Should the county Republican party authorize the use of alternate delegates to the County conventions or to the State conventions. 2. Should elected Emery County officials holding public office be automatically designated delegates to the County or State conventions.In the latter, if elected officials wish to be delegates, they should be elected by their local caucus. The guests were given an opportunity to speak and voice their opinions.
Senator Bob Bennett, said that he had just came from holding a town meeting in Price. Senator Bennett indicated that he was glad to be in friendly territory again. Senator Bennett gave encouraging words to those who work during elections, to help candidates become elected.
Mark Shurtliff, attorney general told of getting an email that called him the eternal general. He also related two success stories about RS-2477 an issue about roads in Utah that was successfully accomplished by bringing all parties to the table. He also reported a success with wilderness land issues.He said "The Babbott Handbook is no longer lawful.
Parley Hellewell candidate for governor told the audience of his concern about rural land issues, education, transportation, and unjustifiable taxes.He wants to work for sensible federal and state polices in the management of public lands within Utah.He believes the state needs a better water policy that looks to the future needs of Utah residents. He also indicated the state should not be allowed to compete with private business.
Fred Lampropoulos, candidate for governor told the group that Utah needs to look within itself and develop businesses from within the state rather than spending our tax dollars on bringing businesses here from other states, that stay for a short time and then move on. The State of Utah Republican Party Convention will be held Aug. 23.


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By JOHN BAUERMartinez, Calif.
We are ruled by laws, not by CEO's and executives. Now, help reform our corporation laws. Some examples.
Move shareowner to first-in-line, ahead of creditors, and officers.
Require shareowner approvals, in-advance of attempts, by corporation executives: to influence public policy; to grant bonuses/incentives/inordinate salaries; to indemnify officers; and prior to borrowing any corporation funds.
Stabilize market basis, by prohibiting issuances of stock-options.
Home-state incorporating
Shrink balance-sheet footnotes.
Raise the esteem for the word "public corporations.
Require public-bidding in advance of contracts.
Cancel bonuses, incentives, Etc, upon law-violation.
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DENVER - Soccer can be a cruel game.
In last week's quarterfinals, Faith Christian was admittedly outplayed by The Classical Academy only to pull out a one-goal victory.
Last Wednesday, Kent Denver returned the favor.
That is the only way that the Eagles can look at their thrilling 1-1 (5-3) loss to the Sun Devils in a shootout after double overtime Wednesday at All City Field.
The 2011 boys' soccer 3A state champion's reign came to an end when Kent Denver, who was dominated for most of the action, found a way to steal a goal in the second half which tied the game and eventually sent it to a shootout where the Sun Devils prevailed 5-3.
"You could say it was stolen from us, but that is what can happen in games like this," Faith Christian coach Will Lind said. "Did we out play them? Yes. Did they deserve to win? Yes. And they did."
But it is how they did it that will leave a bad taste in the Eagles' mouths.
After a scoreless first half where Faith Christian dominated most of the action including hitting the crossbar, they finally scored early in the second half when junior Stefan Knoerr - who earlier hit the crossbar - converted a goal off senior Liam Noone's pass.
The Eagles continued to dominate tempo as well as possession and looking like they were on the verge of going to the state championship game. However, Faith Christian's frosh net-minder made a rare mistake and kicked the ball off from just outside of his box late in the second half.
Kent Denver was awarded a free kick which they converted to tie the game and were able to hold off Faith Christian for the remainder of regulation and overtime, sending the contest into a shootout.
But Faith Christian junior Cameron Doody, one of the team's best players the entire season, had his shot blocked by Kent Denver goalie Mark Seigal.
"We beat (The Classical Academy) in similar fashion (1-0 in the quarterfinals) to get to this point so I guess it might be a little karma," Faith Christian Knoerr said. "Still no one thought we could get to this point now we have to turn the karma back in our favor and come back and get it done next year."
Faith Christian's experience may also be a blessing in disguise because the Eagles had no business getting to the state semifinals considering they lost 6 of their 11 starters from their title team and they start a freshman goaltender.
But karma built from practice, experience, playing the right way and just plain hustle drove Faith Christian past the state's No. 1 seed The Classical Academy, propelling them to the final four and nearly past Kent Denver.
"We had a great season. We were beat up early in our schedule but came out better for it and although we lost so much from last year's team I think these guys were good enough to win it this year," Lind said. "We will use this and come back next year stronger."
And while Faith Christian's players are crushed after coming so close to repeating, they know that next season's team sets up to be perhaps one of their best in school history. The Eagles have 19 members of their varsity team returning next season.


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Rangers Fall 3-2 To Capitals In Return From Holiday Break
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The Rangers returned from the holiday break Friday night and battled back from a pair of deficits along the way, but Eric Fehr's late goal lifted the Washington Capitals past the Rangers 3-2 at the Verizon Center in the 200th all-time regular season meeting between these two rivals.
With the teams skating 4-on-4 following coincidental minors to Mats Zuccarello and Troy Brouwer at 14:15 of the third period, Fehr ripped a long right-wing shot past Rangers goalie Cam Talbot to the blocker side for the game-winning tally. The goal was Fehr's sixth of the season and came as he was appearing in his 300th game as a Washington Capital.
Talbot was making his third consecutive start in goal for the Rangers following wins over the Wild and the Maple Leafs last Sunday and Monday respectively. He lost for only the third time in 11 decisions this season, and surrendered more than two goals for only the second time in 13 appearances (11 starts).
Trailing 2-1 entering the third period, the Rangers did not waste any time before pulling even, and did so by scoring a shorthanded goal. Sprung on a long pass from Ryan McDonagh, Carl Hagelin sped behind the Capitals defense and beat Caps goalie Philipp Grubauer with a backhand shot between the pads just 17 seconds into the final period of play. The goal was Hagelin's ninth of the season, tying him for tops on the team, and fourth in the past six games.
The Rangers came within inches of taking their first lead of the night moments before Fehr's go-ahead goal when Dan Girardi rang a shot off the post. Though lucky on that shot, Grubauer was outstanding in beating the Rangers for the second time in three weeks, finishing with 38 saves on Friday.
The red-hot Nicklas Backstrom scored a seemingly backbreaking goal with 1:05 remaining in the second period to snap a 1-1 tie and put the Rangers in a one-goal hole. After the visitors peppered Grubauer with one glorious scoring opportunity after another over the course of multiple shifts, the Capitals finally came back the other way with Backstrom sneaking behind McDonagh to accept a Steve Oleksy pass off the right-wing boards before beating Talbot from the right circle for his tenth goal of the season.
Backstrom, who entered play as the NHL's fourth-leading scorer with 42 points, continued his scorching roll with his second period goal. The Caps center now has 16 points in his last eight games, and 18 in his last 10.
That his goal came late in the period and put the Rangers at a deficit was hard enough for the Rangers; but the fact that it happened after a string of dominating shifts in the midst of another really good second period just added to the team's misery. The Rangers outshot the Capitals 18-13 over the middle 20 minutes, but Grubauer made huge stops on J.T. Miller, Dominic Moore, and Benoit Pouliot, among others, right before Backstrom scored.
However the Rangers provided their own backbreaking goal on Hagelin's shortie 17 seconds into the third period, taking the wind out of the home team's sails, especially since Washington was gunning for a 3-1 lead skating on the power play with a fresh sheet of ice.
The Capitals had taken a 1-0 lead at 6:55 of the first period when Mike Green's power play slap shot eluded Talbot, but the visitors responded to tie the game just 1:37 into the second period. Pouliot deflected Brad Richards' shot past Grubauer for his sixth goal of the season, and team-high tying fourth on the power play.
Pouliot established a new career high by extending his point-scoring streak to six consecutive games.
Washington thought they had taken a 2-1 lead at 10:10 of the middle period when Eric Fehr's power play shot from the low slot seemingly beat Talbot, as credited by the on-ice officials. However after a video review the goal was erased from the scoreboard as it was clear he puck had deflected off Talbot's stick, and then the right post, before caroming back underneath the Rangers goalie without crossing the goal line.
Earlier in the day Marc Staal took part in the Rangers' morning skate, saying afterwards that he is set to participate in his first full practice on Saturday. This news became even more important when defenseman Anton Stralman suffered an undisclosed injury during the first period Friday and did not play the remainder of the game. There was no further word on Stralman's condition, or injury, after the game was over, though head coach Alain Vigneault did state that the team should have a better idea on Stralman's health on Saturday.
Their five-game road trip underway, the Rangers next travel to Tampa where they will face the Lightning on Sunday night.


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Listening Past the Shrillness of Our Own Voices – and Others
A man listens intently as he waits his turn to speak at a at a village meeting in Kule, Maharashtra, India. (photo: Daniel Bachhuber/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
There are some lines I love of the 20th-century German theologian and political martyr Dietrich Bonhoeffer. They emerged in the clarity, and self-awareness, that arise on the edges of survival:
"Many people are looking for an ear that will listen. They do not find it among Christians, because these Christians are talking where they should be listening. But he who can no longer listen to his brother will soon be no longer listening to God either; he will be doing nothing but prattle in the presence of God too. This is the beginning of the death of the spiritual life … One who cannot listen long and patiently will presently be talking beside the point and be never really speaking to others, albeit he be not conscious of it. Anyone who thinks that his time is too valuable to spend keeping quiet will eventually have no time for God and his brother, but only for himself and for his own follies."
He could be describing Christian voices in American media and politics of the last 30 years, of course. But those voices, however culpable for the damage they wrought, have not been alone in their shrillness. They've squeezed themselves into given forms of posturing in order to be heard. Even the most erudite secular American commentators condescend, prattle, and speak beside the point.
The truth is, we've forgotten critical aspects of human communication that need a place as we deliberate the open questions and bitter chasms the 21st century is presenting. Listening is chief among these — dwelling with questions rather than wielding competing answers like blunt instruments. We have no shared habits of pondering complexity, which in the first place would mean an acknowledgment of more than two sides to any issue. We don't know how, in our public spaces, to seek to understand the point of view of another as a way to engage it more meaningfully. Listening is not about silence, or passivity. It is the only way to inform and deepen our answers while formulating better questions of ourselves and others.
Hard, evocative, human questions have been one great yield of a series of conversations I've conducted for the past six months — starting in the election season of 2010 and with a heightened sense of urgency after Tucson. The poet Elizabeth Alexander voices a question that is at once gentler and more exacting than who is right and who is wrong: "Are we not of interest to each other?" The pro-choice champion Frances Kissling says she has learned to ask, "What can I see that is good in the position of the other? And what troubles me in my own position?" The Evangelical educator Richard Mouw challenges himself and others to name "what it is about people like me that scares you so much. And what is it about what you are advocating that worries me so much about the future of our culture and the world in which my grandchildren are being raised?" The naturalist Terry Tempest Williams wonders, "Where does voice come from? How do we keep it? How do we use it?" The civil rights veteran Vincent Harding challenges, "Is America possible?"
To be clear, I have no patience with questioning for questioning's sake — as a dead end, feel good exercises in mere tolerance. I approach questioning and listening as tools for starting new conversations, for reframing and transcending dead-end debates. And the point of speaking and listening differently is to live differently — toward some kind of shared sense of reality if not, any time soon, a shared set of answers on the vast divisions before us now.
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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Critical
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.1.4, 2.2.1
Testing Instructions:
1. Restore the attached backup-moodle2-course-g100-20120126-1012-19export.mbz
2. Go to the gradebook, edit categories page, and verify that the grade category has move and delete icons.
3. Verify in the database that the grade_category is present, and that the depth and path fields are correct.
Affected Branches:MOODLE_21_STABLE, MOODLE_22_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_21_STABLE, MOODLE_22_STABLE
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Moodle 1.9 did not write grade_categories.depth and grade_categories.path to the backup file because both of these can be re-constructed from grade_categories.parent.
This is not totally a problem, because 2.x restore code computes grade_categories.path from parent on lines 375 - 400 of backup/moodle2/restore_stepslib.php
However, it does not re-compute depth at the same time. It relies on the correct value being in the backup file which was not the case for a custom "Convert courses from 1.9 -> 2.x" system we developed at the OU>
As a results, you get grade_categories in the DB with depth = 0.
Surprisingly, this does not break very much. We only noticed it at the OU because the move icon is only shown on categories where depth > 0, and someone noticed that they could not move any categories in their course that came from 1.9.
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MDL-31333 MDL-30610 changes breaks restore of 1.9 backups (and II)
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Please can someone review this.
If it is OK, the fix needs to be back-ported to 2.1 and 2.2 branches.
Sorry, I have not tested this myself yet. I really did not need this dumped on me today on top of everything else, so if anyone else feels grateful for me for finding the problem and making the patch, please can they test it for me. Otherwise, I will try to get back to it later.
It looks perfect!
I was going to test it with the reference course backup (
backup-refcourse-20110701-2127.zip from
MDL-27495), and just detected that the recent cleanup of upgrade code ( MDL-30610) and its 1st regression fix ( MDL-31124) have been insufficient to be able to restore that course.
Fixing it now... will be back here after that.
Wow, confirmed. I've restored two more times and depths are there without applying the patch (and before visiting the course or the grader report, just in case). Trying to trace it down...
Oh, confirmed. The 1.9 => 2.x conversion is supposedly handling depth and path perfectly, see the write_grade_categories() @ backup/converter/moodle1/handlerlib.php:
It was implemented by
MDL-28006, so seems that should be working since 2.1 release... uhm... we need to look a bit more carefully what is happening there (surely being able to get one 1.9 backup reproducing the problem would help).
Note that I did not find this using the Moodle core 'restore from 1.9' feature. This is only happening with the OU, 'convert one of our Moodle 1.9 sites will all our custom hacks to one of our Moodle 2.1 sites with a different set of custom hacks' feature.
So, in once sense, you do not need to add my fix to Moodle core. I could, if required, re-code it so that the code lives inside our local/convertsite plugin.
However, it does not seem unreasonable to me that if restore_stepslib is recomputing path, that it also re-computes depth.
A number of people have writted their own 1.9 -> 2.x converters, and I wonder how many of them knew the subtlety that you have to fill-in the grade-category depth? Especially since depth = 0 zero only causes very subtle breakage.
So, is it OK to apply my fix to core?
Grrr, you could have specified that the issue was not happening using the 'core' feature. That would have saved some time here. Also, then, the testing instructions are 100% incorrect (unless they include one step to "hack" the XML and delete path & depth, or you provide one 2.0 backup without them).
So yes, I think this fix can land, to make the process safer for some "custom conversion solutions" (I don't want to discuss who has the responsibility of doing that ok). But please, amend / fix / provide a way to test this.
Yes, sorry. I should have made it clearer. I will provide a minimal text XML from our conversion process for use in the test instructions.
Submitting for integration now.
Strangely, when I follow the test instructions, I get some notices in the gradebook (e.g. missing ->sortorder) however, once you go to the edit categories screen, and then click reload, the errors go away. The same errors happen with and without my fix, and I don't have time to investigate them now, so I hope it is OK to apply my fix, and leave the notices for later.
The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.
TIA and ciao
Integrated, thanks! (although I'm not sure if this is something restore should fix that way or the "exporter" tool instead. Who cares anyway).
I tested this in version 2.1, 2.2 and master. I did notice the errors that were displayed when first loading the page. The table seemed to be a little bit out of alignment as well, but a refresh did make those disappear.
Test passed. Thanks Tim.
Many thanks for your collaboration, this code has been integrated upstream and it's available in all the repositories.
Closing, ciao


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Both movies feature an abundance of feather boas, glitter makeup, and dressing-room catfights.
They're doing their best, but they're fighting a dinosaur with a feather.
And then Joan, dressed in a black sparkly dressing gown with a feather ruff—literally—rang the dinner gong.
He thought Redskins was funny, just as he thought the war paint and feather headdress he made the head coach wear were funny.
The Cessna landed like a feather on Bettles Field, a long, flat airstrip built by the Navy during World War II.
The Prince concealed the feather in a safe place and went his way.
They stung the feather'd horse: with fierce alarm He flapp'd towards the sound.
Draw this feather from your wing: one gentle touch of it will recall the mirror to its natural passion, a love of money.
Happily for the animal, I was as light as a feather in those days.
Mother took the feather ticks off the two bedsteads and bundled them up to take to America.
Old English feðer "feather," in plural, "wings," from Proto-Germanic *fethro (cf. Old Saxon fethara, Old Norse fioþr, Swedish fjäder, Middle Dutch vedere, Dutch veder, Old High German fedara, German Feder), from PIE *pet-ra-, from root *pet- "to rush, to fly" (see petition (n.)). Feather-headed "silly" is from 1640s. Feather duster attested by 1858. Figurative use of feather in (one's) cap attested by 1734.
Old English fiðerian "to furnish with feathers or wings," from feðer (see feather (n.)). Meaning "to fit (an arrow) with feathers" is from early 13c.; that of "to deck, adorn, or provide with plumage" is from late 15c. In reference to oars (later paddles, propellers, etc.) from 1740. Phrase feather one's nest "enrich oneself" is from 1580s. Related: Feathered; feathering.
One of the light, flat structures that cover the skin of birds. A feather is made of a horny substance and has a narrow, hollow shaft bearing flat vanes formed of many parallel barbs. The barbs of outer feathers are formed of even smaller structures (called barbules) that interlock. The barbs of down feathers do not interlock. Evolutionarily, feathers are modified scales, first seen in certain dinosaurs.


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It's funny. A few chapters ago i thought the pic of the hanging zetsus (especially the spiraling one) suggested that obito spent time in them as if the were like cacoons and grew the hashirama matter into him. Doesn't look so anymore. I still say it's 50/50 if zetsu matter was used to constitute obito's new body parts. Zetsu matter has an ingredient that makes it more than hashirama matter by itself. Whatever the case, his hashirama parts broke on impact. Perhaps it was incorrect to say obito had half hashirama body but really is half zetsu. It's confusing, can obito use zetsu's chakra mimic ability that hashirama was never mentioned to have used or does obito only have hashirama abilities and lack the zetsu ones. I like your explanations, zero, it's just not all adding up yet. Zetsu is a compound of things beyond just hashirama cellular base but obito displays overwhelming powerful use of mokuton at a young age, something zetsu seems incapable of doing.
I think i make things more confusing because i did not precisely ask the important question, what is different between zetsu physically and obito's hashirama body? I think there is a difference but i think most of you don't.
Here is a different question, if the gedou mazou was destroyed, would the zetsus die?


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- The young PSV playmaker Ibrahim Afellay. Afellay debuted aged 17 for PSV in 2004, quickly becoming a regular for the topside the following 2 years. 2005-2006 proved to be the youngsters' breakthrough due to the injury-struggles of Vayrynen and Beasley. Afellay also made his Champions League debut against Schalke 04 in that season.
After the departures of Van Bommel and Vogel, Afellay quickly grew out as a regular in the PSV midfield along with Timmy Simons; playing 23 Eredivisie matches and scoring two times. It was also the first season one of Afellay's weaknesses showed though, as the playmaker suffered from several little niggling injuries. His injury tolerance didn't improve much in the following years but his abilities steadily grew, now making him one of the best players in our league.
Onto the stats. Afellay is very offensive and rarely if ever tracks back. If he does track back though, he usually causes a foul because of his rash challenges and non-existent sliding abilities. He's had a lot of luck so far, because plenty of red card offences were not punished. Afellay is very quick from the go and can outpace a lot of Eredivisie players in the first few yards. He's also extremely agile, skipping past challenges with relative ease; if not he will be probably fall down injured. He's also a regular diver, afraid of getting challenged and picking up an injury. Ibrahim has impressive dribbling ability and can pick out a really good pass. His short is very hard but inaccurate, he often misses shots and overall isn't very productive goal-wise.


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Last Minute Travel, a leader in last minute travel deals on hotels, flights, cruises, car rentals, activities and other travel products, today announced that it has added car rental search and bookings to its free iPhone mobile application – enabling its users to choose from 18 car rental brands. For the first time, consumer travelers can search by city or by airport and can view the locations of the available cars on a map view – while filtering by vehicle type, transmission, and rental company.
"This app now offers consumers the most comprehensive car rental selection available from a mobile device," said Omer Chehmer, Head of Mobile Communications for Last Minute Travel. "With its massive inventory, filter options, and easy-to-use map functionality, travelers can find a car more easily and affordably – regardless of their location."
Using the Last Minute Travel Deals app, travelers can access flights from more than 175 carriers around the world, more than 100,000 hotels in over 150 countries, nearly 20,000 vacation homes, approximately 10,000 activities and transfers, and 25,000 car rental pick-up locations worldwide.
The new Deals App has added even more features – making it easier than ever for travelers to search and book travel products at agent-level prices. Travelers that find it cumbersome to type in long credit card numbers will appreciate the recently designed card imaging feature that auto-populates card information for convenient booking.
"Over 60 percent of hotel reservations booked through the app are last minute – same-day or next day – bookings. We know travelers are in a rush, so why not make life easier for them and allow them to scan their cards?" Chehmer said.
Vacation packages and cruises will also be added to the LMT Deals app inventory by the end of the year – making it the first mobile application to allow consumers to book and pay for cruises or flexible travel packages.
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Last Minute Travel, a subsidiary of Travel Holdings, Inc., is a leading global travel distribution company that contracts directly with travel providers, such as hotels, flights, cruise lines, attractions, vacation homes, car rentals, and more. Last Minute Travel works on a high-volume, wholesale model to broker this inventory to over 4,600 clients in 153 countries using proprietary technology.
It is one thing to build single industrial IoT applications, but what will it take to build the Smart Cities and truly society changing applications of the future? The technology won't be the problem, it will be the number of parties that need to work together and be aligned in their motivation to succeed. In his Day 2 Keynote at @ThingsExpo, Henrik Kenani Dahlgren, Portfolio Marketing Manager at Ericsson, discussed how to plan to cooperate, partner, and form lasting all-star teams to change the...
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For organizations that have amassed large sums of software complexity, taking a microservices approach is the first step toward DevOps and continuous improvement / development. Integrating system-level analysis with microservices makes it easier to change and add functionality to applications at any time without the increase of risk. Before you start big transformation projects or a cloud migration, make sure these changes won't take down your entire organization.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that delaPlex will exhibit at SYS-CON's @CloudExpo, which will take place on June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. delaPlex pioneered Software Development as a Service (SDaaS), which provides scalable resources to build, test, and deploy software. It's a fast and more reliable way to develop a new product or expand your in-house team.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that IoT Now has been named "Media Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 20th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on June 6–8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. IoT Now explores the evolving opportunities and challenges facing CSPs, and it passes on some lessons learned from those who have taken the first steps in next-gen IoT services.
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Updating DevOps to the latest production data slows down your development cycle. Probably it is due to slow, inefficient conventional storage and associated copy data management practices. In his session at @DevOpsSummit at 20th Cloud Expo, Dhiraj Sehgal, in Product and Solution at Tintri, will talk about DevOps and cloud-focused storage to update hundreds of child VMs (different flavors) with updates from a master VM in minutes, saving hours or even days in each development cycle. He will also...
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Extreme Computing is the ability to leverage highly performant infrastructure and software to accelerate Big Data, machine learning, HPC, and Enterprise applications. High IOPS Storage, low-latency networks, in-memory databases, GPUs and other parallel accelerators are being used to achieve faster results and help businesses make better decisions. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Michael O'Neill, Strategic Business Development at NVIDIA, focused on some of the unique ways extreme computing is...
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The explosion of new web/cloud/IoT-based applications and the data they generate are transforming our world right before our eyes. In this rush to adopt these new technologies, organizations are often ignoring fundamental questions concerning who owns the data and failing to ask for permission to conduct invasive surveillance of their customers. Organizations that are not transparent about how their systems gather data telemetry without offering shared data ownership risk product rejection, regu...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that WineSOFT will exhibit at SYS-CON's 20th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. Based in Seoul and Irvine, WineSOFT is an innovative software house focusing on internet infrastructure solutions. The venture started as a bootstrap start-up in 2010 by focusing on making the internet faster and more powerful. WineSOFT's knowledge is based on the expertise of TCP/IP, VPN, SSL, peer-to-peer, mob...
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The Internet of Things can drive efficiency for airlines and airports. In their session at @ThingsExpo, Shyam Varan Nath, Principal Architect with GE, and Sudip Majumder, senior director of development at Oracle, discussed the technical details of the connected airline baggage and related social media solutions. These IoT applications will enhance travelers' journey experience and drive efficiency for the airlines and the airports.
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With billions of sensors deployed worldwide, the amount of machine-generated data will soon exceed what our networks can handle. But consumers and businesses will expect seamless experiences and real-time responsiveness. What does this mean for IoT devices and the infrastructure that supports them? More of the data will need to be handled at - or closer to - the devices themselves.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Dataloop.IO, an innovator in cloud IT-monitoring whose products help organizations save time and money, has been named "Bronze Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 20th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. Dataloop.IO is an emerging software company on the cutting edge of major IT-infrastructure trends including cloud computing and microservices. The company, founded in the UK but now based in San Fran...
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Big Data, cloud, analytics, contextual information, wearable tech, sensors, mobility, and WebRTC: together, these advances have created a perfect storm of technologies that are disrupting and transforming classic communications models and ecosystems. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Erik Perotti, Senior Manager of New Ventures on Plantronics' Innovation team, provided an overview of this technological shift, including associated business and consumer communications impacts, and opportunities it m...
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The financial services market is one of the most data-driven industries in the world, yet it's bogged down by legacy CPU technologies that simply can't keep up with the task of querying and visualizing billions of records. In his session at 20th Cloud Expo, Jared Parker, Director of Financial Services at Kinetica, will discuss how the advent of advanced in-database analytics on the GPU makes it possible to run sophisticated data science workloads on the same database that is housing the rich inf...
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In his keynote at @ThingsExpo, Chris Matthieu, Director of IoT Engineering at Citrix and co-founder and CTO of Octoblu, focused on building an IoT platform and company. He provided a behind-the-scenes look at Octoblu's platform, business, and pivots along the way (including the Citrix acquisition of Octoblu).
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Today I have the pleasure of having Kate Pierce on for another awesome guest post and giveaway! If you're not already familiar with her she writes the Tudor Vampire Chronicles. I loved the first two, Kiss of the Rose (REVIEW) and Blood of the Rose (REVIEW) and am anxious to read the third one, Mark of the Rose.
I was lucky enough to grow up in the suburbs of London in
the U.K. with a mother who was history-mad and dragged her somewhat reluctant offspring around to every historical site in London she could find. As some of you probably know, when you live in a beautiful place, you quite often don't appreciate it until you leave it behind.
This summer I got the chance to go back and visit my family in the U.K. by myself and one of the things I was determined to do, was do some tourist stuff. Most of my family thought I was mad, but I did persuade my mother to walk around St. Paul's cathedral with me and share her knowledge of the place. I was also surprised how HUGE and empty it was!
By contrast, I went by myself to Westminster Abbey, which you might be familiar with as the setting of the recent wedding between Prince William and Catherine Middleton. On T.V. the abbey looked bright, light and big. On the day I turned up, it was already raining, which meant the sky was a gloomy gray, and the interior was dark, despite all the lights.
I haven't visited the abbey for more than twenty years. The thing that really surprised me, was how packed that place was. And I don't mean by tourists, although that was an issue. I mean that it was packed with dead royalty. There were so many tombs of great and well-known English and British monarchs that they were literally stacked side by side or in tiny chapels where you could barely walk around them. As I was writing a series about King Henry VIII, I was particularly interested in his tomb and chapel and those of his father and children.
Despite the sense that I was walking through a rather badly organized closet, there is still a tremendous sense of time and history in the abbey and it is astounding to realize that it's been there for a thousand years… Where I live now on the west coast, the oldest building is just over one hundred years old.
It certainly helps when you are able to picture the places you write about. I try and utilize places I have visited in my Tudor Vampire series. For me, the writing makes more sense if you can imagine yourself there. In the series I used Westminster Abbey, Hampton Court and Avebury, all of which I have visited. Unfortunately, Richmond Palace was torn down and there are only fragments of it remaining,
Mark of the Rose (Tudor Vampire Chronicles #3)
After hearing that Vampires have returned to the court of Henry VIII, Rhys Williams must form an unwanted alliance with Verity Llewellyn, a lady-in-waiting to the new queen. His childhood companion has grown into a clever and beautiful woman, but she is completely untried as a Vampire hunter.
The revelation that the queen is pregnant only makes the situation all the more dangerous. Who is systematically draining her blood and how, without being noticed? As Rhys and Verity work together to untangle the mystery, the battle to save the queen and the heir to the throne heats up—as does the uncontrollable passion between them.
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On this Father's Day, I thought I'd list some men who have been influential in medicine and surgery.
Hippocrates (ca. 460 BC – ca. 370 BC)has been named the Father of Medicine.
In surgery, there are three different men who are often given the title of the Father of Surgery:
Sushruta (600 B.C., from India)
Sushruta, one of the earliest surgeons of the recorded history (600 B.C.) is believed to be the first individual to describe plastic surgery. Sushruta who lived nearly 150 years before Hippocrates vividly described the basic principles of plastic surgery in his famous ancient treatise 'Sushruta Samhita' 1,2 in 600 B.C. 'Sushruta Samhita'(Sushruta's compendium) which is one of the oldest treatise dealing with surgery in the world indicates that he was probably the first surgeon to perform plastic surgical operations.
Alzahrawi: Father of Surgery (A.D. 936 - 1013)
Al-Zahrawi is known in the West as Albucasis. He wrote Kitab Al Tasrif, a 30-volume medical textbook which included sections on surgery, medicine, orthopedics, ophthalmology, pharmacology, nutrition, etc. The thirtieth treatise, On Surgery and Instruments, is considered the first rational, complete, and illustrated treatment of its subject.
Ambroise Paré (c. 1510 – 20 December 1590)
Ambroise Paré (c. 1510 – 20 December 1590) was a French surgeon. He was the great official royal surgeon for the kings Henry II, Francis II, Charles IX and Henry III and is considered as one of the fathers of surgery. He was a leader in surgical techniques and battlefield medicine, especially the treatment of wounds. He was also an anatomist and the inventor of several surgical instruments.
Gizabeth, Methodical Madness, may correct me, but the Father of (modern) Pathology is considered to be Rudolf Ludwig Karl Virchow (13 October 1821 – 5 September 1902).
was a German doctor, anthropologist, pathologist, prehistorian, biologist and politician, known for his advancement of public health. Referred to as "the father of modern pathology," he is considered one of the founders of social medicine.
Vijay, Scan Man's Notes, may correct me, but the Father of (diagnostic) Radiology is considered to be Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen (March 27, 1845 – February 10, 1923).
was a German physicist of the University of Würzburg. On November 8, 1895, he produced and detected electromagnetic radiation in a wavelength range today known as X-rays or Röntgen Rays, an achievement that earned him the first Nobel Prize in Physics in 1901. He is also considered the father of Diagnostic Radiology, the medical field in which radiation is used to produce images to diagnose injury and disease.
Happy Father's Day to fathers everywhere!


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Pair of Bronze Rococo Chenets
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This rare and ornate pair of bronze ormolu chenets, or andirons, takes the form of two majestic sphinxes. Crafted in a thrilling Louis XIV style, these bronze ormolu fireplace guards also exhibit classic Rococo decoration, such as flowering branches, shells, and exuberant scrollwork. Chenets, or andirons, were a staple of any well-appointed home, serving as both decorative and useful objects. They were placed in front of a fireplace to protect priceless rugs and flooring from rolling logs. Only the grandest homes would have had chenets as beautifully designed as these. Intricately detailed and in excellent condition, these elegant chenets are a truly rare find.
Circa 1880
10 1/2-12" wide x 18 1/2" deep x 13 3/4-14" high
Circa 1880
10 1/2-12" wide x 18 1/2" deep x 13 3/4-14" high


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Classic Sorry! Game
The Original 1939 Edition Of Sorry! For a Classic Good Time
Classic Sorry! Game
The Original 1939 Edition Of Sorry! For a Classic Good Time
Fun is always having to say you're Sorry! with this authentic replica of the 1939 edition of the classic board game. Complete with original artwork and iconic pawns, the game appears just like it did when Parker Brothers first launched the original version here in the States some 70+ years ago. And, just like back then, if you're the first to get all your pieces to your Home space, you win. For 2 to 4 players, ages 6 and up.
- 1939 version of Sorry!
- Board game features original artwork and pawns
- Classic game is for ages 6 and up
Classic Sorry! Game
Choking hazard - small parts. Not for children under 3.
Game Board, Pawns & Cards.
For ages 6 and over.
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1–9, The Lord's servants should not covet temporal things, for "what is property unto the Lord?"; 10–16, They are to forsake littleness of soul, and their sacrifices will be sacred unto the Lord.
1 Verily thus saith the Lord unto my servant
2 Let them awake, and arise, and
3 Therefore, if they
4 Let them repent of all their sins, and of all their covetous desires, before me, saith the Lord; for what is
5 Let the properties of Kirtland be turned out for
6 For have I not the fowls of heaven, and also the fish of the sea, and the beasts of the mountains? Have I not
7 Therefore, will I not make
8 Is there not room enough on the mountains of
9 Therefore, come up hither unto the land of my people, even Zion.
10 Let my servant William Marks be
11 Let my servant Newel K. Whitney be ashamed of the
12 And again, I say unto you, I remember my servant
13 Therefore, let him contend earnestly for the redemption of the First Presidency of my Church, saith the Lord; and when he falls he shall rise again, for his
14 Therefore, let him come up hither speedily, unto the land of Zion; and in the due time he shall be made a merchant unto my name, saith the Lord, for the benefit of my people.
15 Therefore let no man despise my servant Oliver Granger, but let the blessings of my people be on him forever and ever.
16 And again, verily I say unto you, let all my servants in the land of Kirtland remember the Lord their God, and mine house also, to keep and preserve it holy, and to overthrow the moneychangers in mine own due time, saith the Lord. Even so. Amen.


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Saracens welcome back their internationals for Sunday's top-of-the-table Premiership clash with Harlequins at Allianz Park.
Saracens welcome back their international contingent for Sunday's top-of-the-table Premiership clash with Harlequins at Allianz Park.
A third successive sell-out at Sarries' new home sees Alex Goode, Chris Ashton, Brad Barritt, Owen Farrell and Mako Vunipola all return to the starting line-up after Six Nations duty with England while Scotland captain Kelly Brown is also back in the side.
Farrell starts the game at fly-half which sees Charlie Hodgson among the replacements. He is joined on the bench by John Smit, Neil de Kock and Chris Wyles.
Saracens boss Mark McCall is expecting a tough battle against Quins.
"Under the guidance Conor O'Shea, Harlequins have been one of the most consistent sides for the past 18 months," he said.
"It's a top of the table match and one that everyone connected with the club is looking forward to.
"We welcomed back the international players to the squad this week after international duty and there is a real buzz around the club.
"The depth of the squad has been tested in the past few months and we have come through that well, giving us competition for places across the pitch. That is exactly what we want."
Meanwhile, Mike Brown, Danny Care, Joe Marler and captain, Chris Robshaw also return from England duty to start for the defending champions.
In the Harlequins pack, Joe Gray is named at hooker, while Charlie Matthews starts in the second row with George Robson.
Ugo Monye and Sam Smith start on the wings, with Matt Hopper and Jordan Turner-Hall partnering in the centres.
All eight of the replacements were involved in last week's LV= Cup victory over Sale Sharks.
Form: It's a top two showdown at Allianz Park with Saracens only having lost one of their last eight Aviva Premiership Rugby encounters: 16-29 at London Irish in round 14. Sarries have won all three previous matches played at Allianz Park, whilst they have not been defeated in any home match since Clermont Auvergne visited Vicarage Road in last season's European Cup quarter-finals. Harlequins, the new Anglo-Welsh Cup winners, have lost two of their last four matches in the Premiership, to Exeter and Wasps. Quins, the best away side in the Premiership, have won their last six away games in all competitions since their 18-21 defeat at Bath in the Premiership on 23 November. Harlequins only win over Saracens in their last seven meetings was 24-19 at Wembley Stadium on 31 March 2012.
Saracens: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 David Strettle, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Richard Wigglesworth, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Will Fraser, 6 Kelly Brown, 5 Alistair Hargreaves, 4 Steve Borthwick (c), 3 Matt Stevens, 2 Schalk Brits, 1 Mako Vunipola.
Replacements: 16 John Smit, 17 Nick Auterac, 18 Petrus du Plessis, 19 George Kruis, 20 Jackson Wray, 21 Neil de Kock, 22 Charlie Hodgson, 23 Chris Wyles.
Harlequins: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Ugo Monye, 13 Matt Hopper, 12 Jordan Turner-Hall, 11 Sam Smith, 10 Nick Evans, 9 Danny Care,8 Nick Easter, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 Tom Guest, 5 George Robson, 4 Charlie Matthews, 3 James Johnston, 2 Joe Gray, 1 Joe Marler.
Replacements: 16 Rob Buchanan, 17 Mark Lambert, 18 Will Collier, 19 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 20 Luke Wallace, 21 Karl Dickson, 22 Ben Botica, 23 George Lowe.
Date: Sunday, 24 March
Venue: Allianz Park
Kick-off: 14:00 GMT
Referee: Greg Garner
Assistant referees: Roy Maybank, Robin Goodliffe
TMO: David Grashoff