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1701 N US-1 Ormond Beach, Florida 32174 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 320 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 50 Reviews
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Jan 2019 - $114.00
I've read many of the other reviews on this park. This park is not enjoyable. The whole park is crowded and RV's are crammed into narrow spots. The roads between the circles are quite narrow. The reception upon arrival was luke warm. There is no trash pick up, which isn't a big deal, but when I never found a convenient trashcan to dump our garbage. Ended up going into the pool are to use their trashcan. The park is loaded with full timers. I'm sure there are many who love this type of park, but I am not one of them. Never again and would definitely not recommend it. - IndysMa
Jan 2019 - $1.00
Run down park with mostly fulltimers. Absolutely packed. I saw only 3 open. At first they gave us a site 342 that was so small we couldn't get into it. The map looks organized, however its anything but. Everyone is parked all different ways do they can fit into their site. Laundry facilities run down and dirty. the next day she gave us a bigger site with FHU and 50 Amp. There are very few of those available so we had to cut our reservation short by 8 days. Fun things to do at the beach. Tall trees to see, otherwise the view is all rv's. Too close for comfort. We could hear and see everything of our neighbors. - Janewat
Jul 2018 - $1.00
We had free days from our RV Dealer and were learning, so we went close to home. This park seemed to get good reviews. We were pleasantly surprised, as it was clean and our site #84 was very nice. We had a grass area, but there was a concrete pad with a picnic table, so no mud and limited dirt tracking. The trash was near and the areas were very clean, including the pool. Nothing loud other than a train way off and airplanes from the small airport, but quiet at night. We stayed in the first circle, so mostly transient campers as opposed to some parks where there are too many full timers. All in all a good experience. We would go back. - TBWard
1190 Herbert St Port Orange, Florida 32129 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 350 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 31 Reviews
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Feb 2019 - $39.00
This was a nice place to stay while we geocached in the Daytona Beach area. The site was large enough and the neighbors were close, but not on top of each other. It was quiet at night and everyone observed the rules. There were some rigs that needed a good cleaning, but otherwise we had no issues or problems while here. - Love To Travel 2
Jan 2019 - $39.00
Very nice little park close to where I need to be in Daytona Beach. Less expensive than the place I stayed last year, which is a plus. Shady, old trees. Lots are a bit on the smaller side, and the roads narrow, which makes it tricky for larger rigs. Friendly office staff. Some long-term campers need a good washing. Overall great value. - Sneakers145
Jan 2019 - $39.00
We stayed six nights and got the seventh free. That's why I show no discount. They are GoodSam but I would have paid more using that. Nice staff. Very tight getting in some back-ends. After three nights we were able to relocate to a pull thru. Lots of snowbirds there now. Free cable and wifi. Plenty to do there. Orlando not far. Plenty of restaurants close by. - archbarb
5200 S. Nova Rd Port Orange, Florida 32127 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 500 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 7 Reviews
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Apr 2018 - $33.00
Lots of perms in very old, old trailers. Sites are tight. - cmw
Feb 2018 - $1.00
The spots were good sized. Lots of Bikers and people who are there long term. We were right against a creek and it stank. Lots of No-See-ums and mosquitoes. The laundry wasn't expensive but a pain to work. The office lady was NEVER in the office. We had a late check in and every time we went up there to check in she wasn't there. There was NOWHERE for the kids to play. We saw a snake in the creek behind us and so that was a huge no go. There was a pool but we didnt use it. It looked nice. The grounds were well kept. The people who lived/stayed there were nice. There were lots of dogs and no dog park/run. We didn't go to the bathhouse so I have no idea what that was like. - TravelinFam
Feb 2017 - $42.00
More than half of the park is occupied by permanent residences. Many of those are well maintained. We were unfortunately placed between 2 permanent trailer homes. Our site was all grass, no slab. 1 small picnic table which had a dirty, oily cloth covering stapled to it. We had to pick up trash from around our site. Neighbor allowed their dog to poop around the back area of both our site & their site. As a result there was dog poop every couple feet around that area. We requested to have our site changed & let the office staff know about the dog poop. Office staff was friendly but unable to accommodate request & as far as I could tell did not address dog poop situation. We will not return to this RV park. - RVtripper
3520 S Nova Rd Port Orange, Florida 32129 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 450 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 29 Reviews
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Aug 2017 - $41.00
We pulled in late and they greeted us nicely. Filled out the paperwork only to find out after they don't accept "AGGRESSIVE BREEDS" Not aggressive dogs. Aggressive breeds, which is at the managements discretion. They did allow us to stay but only because we came late and it was for one night and that was after 20 questions and statement and offer of proof that my mastiff is a service dog. We were escorted to our site and were helped with backing our camper in. The sites were level and on grass but definitely tight if the sites next to us were full. You do have to specify that you want a full hook up, as not all sites are. There are not many trees. Not all sites have picnic tables. There are a lot of long termers in the rear of the park. Some sites are concrete surrounded by grass. Grass was nice and kept well trimmed. - Natacha83
Mar 2017 - $37.00
Stayed one nite in water/electric only site close to park office/pool etc. Site was level and large back in with good water/electric and excellent cable and internet service. Restrooms were spotless and he site was nicely shaded UNLIKE most of the part which is in full sun. Near all amenities & attractions in the area. Walk to pizza/italian and brew pub. Excellent value in a well kept park. - Camaraderie
Feb 2017 - $45.00
Only rated average due to layout of the park, sites stacked up like cord wood. Our neighbors both smoked heavily, sitting at their patio which was directly below our windows, had to close windows in upper 70's heat. Clean toilets/showers, clean pool (unheated), nice laundry room. Happy their rates were not north of $60+, as are a lot of KOA's. - rvrrat520
4601 Clyde Morris Blvd Port Orange, Florida 32129 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 235 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 24 Reviews
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May 2018 - $21.00
This was an excellent park for the money ($21 with PA). It seems like a work in progress as they are putting in a lot of landscaping in the commons areas, but the grassy areas are in bad shape. They need to have designated parking areas or pads so that people are not killing the grass, but the grass is bad in areas where no cars park on the grass. The restrooms and clubhouse were very, very nice. Helpful staff. Recycling too! Our site was only 30 amp, which we did not know of ahead of time, but worked out just fine for us (cloudy and rainy - no intense sun). - Deb and Chris
May 2018 - $22.00
If you do not get a pull-thru (a few) you will get a back-in. The problem is that the roads are tight. Even though the site is deep enough, trying to back-in with the narrow road requires you to use the spaces across the road. If vehicles are parked there, they have to moved. The camp escort helped me - I couldn't have done it myself. Other than that, nice campground conveniently located. - scarpacci
Mar 2018 - $40.00
Read other reviews about staff rudeness. Upgrading visuals to impress corporate closing roads etc with no communication to residents. On race weekend no less. If you are English speaking you are a second class citizen. - Elevator man
3520 S Nova Rd Port Orange, Florida 32129 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 360 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 4 Reviews
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Jan 2019 - $62.00
Not sure why this CG has such high marks. This is a VERY crowded and super tight park. You are packed in here like sardines. It does have a beautiful open space entrance that is well landscaped but that's where the beauty ends. Even though the interior roads are paved and one way, they are narrow and lined with parked vehicles edging into the road. Most sites are grass but ours was considered premium and we had gravel with a nice patio, fire ring and picnic table. Most sites are back-in with only a couple pull-thrus. Barely enough room in front to park tow. Had to angle it & encroach a bit on neighboring site. Very friendly and accommodating front staff gal who was helpful. I will say though for how crowded it is, it was very quiet at night. Just too crowded for us to return. - Beachside Baby
Nov 2018 - $65.00
Clean park. Nice people. Easy to navigate and drive to off interstate. WIFI weak. Two nights and never got it. I'd stay again. - C and L
Mar 2018 - $24.00
We stayed her for 5 months and could not have been better, met a lot of great people and fantastic staff. The park is in a great location and handy to everything, again it's a great place. - frank1340
2430 S Nova Rd South Daytona, Florida 32119 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 108 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 10 Reviews
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Mar 2017 - $99.00
They charge $99.00/night during Bike week. What a rip off. The sites are big & that is the ONLY thing that this dump has going for it. Office hours are very limited & not even staffed then. Zero amenities. I would not recommend this place to anyone. We only stay here because of friends who are here but we won't we back. Don't plan on any amenities or activities. On a divided road not always convenient to navigate in a RV with a tow vehicle behind. Office staff was friendly. Heard owner yelling at someone on the phone. - Kehtipp
Aug 2016 - $49.00
the campground is really going down hill. the bathrooms and showers are a disgrace. There is mold everywhere, trim falling off, it's really disgusting. They ONLY thing this park has going for it, is the big spots. The owner needs to stop hoarding all of the money he charges for special events, and put it back in the campground. There is nothing there, but open grassy spots....He will loose our business if he doesn't do something about cleaning up/adding more showers, and adding some life to the campground... - Florida lover
Jul 2015 - $40.00
This is among the bad RV parks we have stayed. No gardens, No Pool, Bath house was dirty and looked like it has not been cleaned in over a week. The grass was so tall it had gone to seed. The ant were plentiful. And the worker could care less. I can say my dogs did not get fleas. ( which I was very worried about) There are several better campground around. I will not stay here again!!!
I can not believe that they charge $44.00 a night for this place. We only stayed, because it was close to the Hilton Hotel and beach. We spent a week with our grandchildren. We know we only need a place to sleep, we would be gone all day. It was adequate for our needs. It did have long pull through sites as we tow a 24' trailer with us. - Honeybear & Sugarbear
330 Innovation Way Daytona Beach, Florida 32114 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 260 | 0 Reviews
One Daytona Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida 32114 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 150 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 4 Reviews
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Mar 2017 - $65.00
You get no help getting to site, they have no idea what to do or care to help. Stayed here during bike week. Have to leave area to front side of complex to enter. No visitors without outrageous fees. Wanted to have parts for broken trailer delivered but was not allowed, had to bring 6' fender in on a m/c. .brought a friends bike and I had to deliver and pick up at gate,same with luggage. - Win21llc
Mar 2017 - $50.00
Here for Ricky Carmichael Supermotocross. Poor check in- 2 hour wait in line for check in. No line for prepaid customers. No map of location of facilities- bathrooms, bike wash station, shuttle pick up, pit area for racers, etc. Ask security people and they tell you to go to information booth. Where? Grass area and tarvia to park RV on. Decent sites, not all are level. Grass sites are all along main traffic route. No dump station on site. Overall decent experience but could be more organized. Bring pit bike or golf cart to get around. - Maur
Nov 2012 - $60.00
We stayed during the Good Sam Rally, so can't say what the actual cost of site was. It was included with tickets and shows. Surprised to get water, huge cable and 50 amp electric. Bring an adapter if you need 30 amp. No sewer. Sites only 20x40 so it's pretty tight for awnings and slides. All in all it's not bad. You are there for some kind of event and not at the rig much anyway. Everything was a huge walk. Just enough open grass to walk the dogs. Arrived with tanks empty so did not use the facilities. They sure were busy though. - Libby
3003 W International Speedway Blvd Daytona Beach, Florida 32124 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 115 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 23 Reviews
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Mar 2017 - $58.00
Very few sites have shade. Most are grass, some gravel. Our picnic table was on the hook-up side of the unit. Some sites had broken-up concrete patios. Campground is old and has not been kept up. WiFi was weak, even though we were next to the tower. Way overpriced for what you get. - ta96silver
Feb 2017 - $44.00
Staff was friendly and helpful. The sites are very oddly laid out and many rigs are parked at different angles to each other but at least they help you to your site or you wouldn't know how to park. They even had us drive through other sites to get to our site. The concrete pads are in bad shape and not where they should be to be useful. The premium sites have fresh gravel and are decent. The regular sites are dirt/sand/grass. Wifi worked sometimes but not dependable. Verizon hotspot worked fine. Good cable TV. Decent laundry room. Didn't use the restrooms. Some grass for dog walking. The biggest downside is the traffic. It is loud and lots of it. But it is close to the Speedway and Flea Market. Ok for a couple of days but we probably wouldn't stay here again. - thekites
Jan 2017 - $57.00
Stayed on one of their large pull throughs. Staff very efficient and friendly. Wi-fi good. Cable very good. Many long-term campers with sites less than well kept. Maneuvering difficult with large coach and a tow vehicle. Bathroom small, but clean. Very convenient to I-95. Good for overnight stay. Site large gravel composition. - EdGuru


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Year after year, Deanna Martin informs her team, her colleagues and other interested listeners that winning a women's hockey championship in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference is a tough job. Every year, at the end of the season, she looks inward and recognizes that such predictions are entirely accurate.
This year, for example, Martin's NAIT Ooks were dominant on offense and most often outstanding at using power plays and penalty-situations to their advantage. But this talented and hard-working team won bronze, not gold, when the final counting was done.
"I'm getting tired of collecting bronze," she said ruefully, looking at four attractive medals on a wall. Also featured are the three gold medals the Ooks have collected during the coach's successful 10-year run. Also on display are three gold medals – one for each ACAC championship. "I like gold a lot better," she smiled. "My players feel the same way."
Despite her success, or perhaps because of it, Martin has already given her program a shot in the arm for the 2018-19 season that will begin in eight months or so. Several promising prospective players have already been introduced for next year "and there will be quite a few more" before long.
"Every coach has to get the fastest start possible," she said. "Really, you never stop looking for prospects. Our whole league gets a pretty good share of the good ones; it's a big reason why the ACAC is such a difficult place to win."
Win or lose, players mature and move on. Replacing them – especially the best players – is perhaps the hardest part of every coach's job. Several newcomers have been introduced already and the stage is set to welcome more. "It's almost standard for us to introduce seven or eight new players every season. We'll have about the same number for next year."
One of the newcomers is Martin, of course, has ample experience in seeking and finding capable newcomers to fill the inevitable gaps, but five-year defender Kaitlyn Whaley, for one, leaves a major hole. "She is only the sixth player to play five years for the Ooks," the coach explained.
"Kaitlyn matured in almost every way and is a great example of the value of programs like ours. She took several programs and worked hard academically and as an athlete. We'll miss her, for sure."
A combination of praise and respect was also saved for other retiring veterans, including top scorer Kendra Hanson who, like Whaley, is a Manitoba product. Defender Hannah Fouillard and forwards Hayley Douglas and Alicia Mihalikova are also moving onward.
As she continued to learn from the upset loss to the Red Deer Queens in their semi-final series and prepared to watch a final with the MacEwan Griffins, it was automatic for the coach to review the recently-concluded Ooks season.
"We were one point out of first place (behind MacEwan) in the final standings, and we had the best goals-for of all teams. In goals-against, we were tied for the best but there were some gaps at important times."
The playoff loss, in Martin's view, required minimal explanation. "We were good at times and not good at other times. As for Red Deer, they earned the win. They really wanted it."
2017-2018 Award Winners
Rookie Of The Year – Megan Leblanc
Leadership – Brittney Savard
Silver Torch (MVP) – Verca Kuzelova

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Fluffernutter Cupcakes with Peanut Butter Buttercream
So…these cupcakes. Oh, these cupcakes.
They're special for a few reasons…
1.) They're a throwback to when we were kids and bring back memories of being young. It's like an amped up Fluffernutter sandwich, but BETTER. 2.) I created them for a very dear friend. 3.) They're AMAAAAZING. You don't have to take my word for it. Just listen to this lil lady…
So, more about the friend that I created these for, because that's the most important part…
I was in the summer internship phase of a year and a half in Florence, Italy, living in the coolest apartment with a group of fun Italian students. I shared a room with a couple of American girls in a massive room that overlooked the steps in Piazza Santo Spirito. It was the most wonderful place to spend the summer, with a stage set up just below our colossal window. We got to sit peering down at the bustling piazza, sip on Chianti and watch ballet, concerts and plays. It was during this time that P and I met, serendipitously on the steps of The Duomo, on a hot summer night, way back in 1999. There was a friend of a friend, you know how it goes, and then… there we all were, standing on the marble steps planning what do to next. We became fast friends and spent the summer exploring all the deliciousness Firenze had to offer.
{That's most of us in the drawing below, (drawn by my super talented friend P)}
From that summer on, P has been one of my people. A dear friend, I can safely say is one of the best out there, and one of my favorite people on the planet. This blog is what it is thanks to him. He helps me with every part of keeping it up and going, and I couldn't be more grateful. I don't know what I'd do without him. He's talented, he's caring, he's generous, he's loyal. He's the best.
We've been friends for 16 years (sigh- that makes me feel old) but haven't lived on the same continent for at least 95% of that time, so I'm always elated when I get to see him. A year or so ago he was in the States for about a month, and was coming over for dinner. We had some other friends come into town to see him, so there was sure to be a fun night ahead of us. I always try to make him something very American when he comes to dinner, since it's hard to get certain flavors from home, in Italy. (One year I made Grilled Chicken with Carolina BBQ sauce with Twice Baked Potatoes.) I like to serve up a hearty taste of home.
So, this year I thought about what to make and I knew P loved peanut butter, and I wanted to work that into a dessert for him. I brought a couple of tubs of PB over to him when I had the chance to visit him in Italy, so I knew it was the perfect place to start. I thought of Fluff for some reason and realized how beautifully it would work in a light, white cake with the lightly salty and sweet frosting I'd dreamed up. And, naturally, it NEEDED to be topped with Resse's Pieces.
So, please meet one of my favorite desserts, created for one of my favorite people…
Fluffernutter Cupcakes with Peanut Butter Buttercream, che buono!
The cake recipe that I like to use for this (and many other cupcakes) is from Add a Pinch. It's a fabulous, light and flavorful but not overpowering cake that marries well with any mix-in and topping. I've used it as a base for all sorts of things. You can find the recipe for The Best White Cake Recipe {Ever} here.
I follow it pretty much to the letter, and it's always well received.
- 2 Cups Softened Butter
- 2-3 Cups Confectioner's Sugar
- 2 Teaspoons Vanilla
- 1 13 oz.Container Whipped Peanut Butter
- 1 Large Container Fluff
- Once your cupcakes have cooled, get your cup cake corer and scoop out the center. Set aside.
- In a large (gallon) ziploc bag, scoop most of the Fluff into it. (This part can get messy.) Snip off the very tip of the corner of the bag. Pipe the Fluff into the hole in the cupcake until its just over the top.
- In a Kitchen Aid or a large bowl with a hand-mixer, whip the softened butter for 2 minutes. Then add confectioners sugar, a cup at a time and whip after each addition. After 2 cups, add the vanilla and then the whipped peanut butter and whip until peaks stand. If you want is sweeter or thicker, add another cup of the confectioners sugar. It should be fluffy but firm enough to stand up.
- Transfer the icing into a large piping bag (or ziploc and snip off 1/4" or so) and frost the cupcakes in a spiral from the outside in.
- Sprinkle the Reese's Pieces on top.
- The whipped peanut butter is important because it is much lighter in texture and whips into the frosting effortlessly. If you can't find any whip the peanut butter before mixing it into the butter/sugar mixture.
Divide the batter evenly into two cupcake pans (totaling 24 cupcakes).
After baking the cupcakes for about 17-18 minutes or until the center is solid, I let them cool.
When they have cooled and ready, take an Oxo Cupcake Corer and scoop out a spot in the center. If you're hungry, snack on those centers while you fill and frost the cupcakes. If not, put them aside, you can always use them for a couple of cake pops later.
Make sure they are fully cooled before you add the Fluff or top with the frosting.
Fill the Fluff until it just spills out over the top.
Whip the butter, then add confectioners sugar, vanilla and mix well. The add the whipped peanut butter. The whipped peanut butter is important because of texture and consistency.
There should be a nice, light, whipped consistency, but that can stand up on its own. If it seems to be a little soft, you can pop it in the fridge for a few minutes until you are ready to pipe the frosting.
I made these most recently for a Birthday Celebration/Super Bowl party, and the birthday girl told me "If I were on death row, I'd ask for this as my last meal." What a compliment!
Buon Appetito! I hope you enjoy the Fluffernutter Cupcakes with Peanut Butter Buttercream.
Happy (ooey, gooey, peanut buttery) Dishing to you!
12 Responses to "Fluffernutter Cupcakes with Peanut Butter Buttercream"
These cupcakes sound fantastic. I love a good fluffernutter, especially in a cupcake form. P sounds like the the best kind of friend!
I saw your post for these amazing cupcakes around lunchtime on Friday and I had to make them! I already had most of the ingredients at home and only had to purchase the whipped peanut butter! I made a dozen for my office and a dozen for my husbands office. They have been a huge hit. Its not even lunchtime and most of them are gone and I received a text from one of my husbands coworkers thanking me for making them and wanting the recipe! I will be making them again for sure!
These look.so good! Yummy!
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Lust, Caution (NC-17)
Director Ang Lee offers up World War II intrigue, intense emotions, lush settings and boobies in Lust, Caution, Lee's nearly three-hour foreign-language follow-up to Brokeback Mountain.
With graphic sex scenes! Does Lee know how to build on success or what? Actually, it takes a string of movies like The Ice Storm, Sense and Sensibility, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Brokeback Mountain to be able to have the clout to even get something this un-commercial a fairly wide release.
Wong Chia Chi (Tang Wei) is a young woman who has been left by her father (in England working) and mother (dead) alone in the tumultuous China of the late 1930s. She is attending school in Hong Kong while other parts of the country fall to Japanese invasion. A quiet girl, Wong Chia Chi falls in with a group of students who decide to put on a patriotic play. Drunk on the crowd's cheers during a performance, the students decide to put their dramatic skills to more direct use for their country and pose as a wealthy merchant family to get close to a man who is collaborating with the Japanese. Wong Chia Chi agrees to go along with it in part because of her feelings for Kuang Yu Min (Wang Leehom), the group's leader. Wong Chia Chi becomes Mak Tai Tai (Mrs. Mak, wife of a wealthy man). Particularly young-looking as her student self, Wong Chia Chi makes Mak Tai Tai a sexy, sophisticated married lady, dressing in a perfect blend of Chinese and Western glamour. Soon, the group's plan becomes to use Mak Tai Tai as bait for Mr. Yee (Tony Leung), the collaborator. He very nearly falls for the trap, but then the tides of war push him away.
Years later, Wong Chia Chi is trying to make it in occupied Shanghai, attending the Japanese-controlled schools and occasionally going to the movies. Once again, she meets Kuang Yu Min and he tells her that Mr. Yee, now a bigwig in the Japanese security forces, is in town. Wong Chia Chi doesn't seem to need that much convincing to curl her hair, paint her face and become Mak Tai Tai again. But is she eager to seduce Mr. Yee to speed his assassination or because she actually desires him?
It's hard to talk about this movie and its strange tone — languorous, mannered, beautifully constructed period settings that clash with surprising scenes of violence, sex and often both at once — without giving away key plot points. I suppose the best way to explain the movie is to say that it's similar to director Paul Verhoeven's Black Book, a sudsy noir-ish movie about a Jewish woman who seeks to avenge the death of her family in the Netherlands in World War II by seducing the local head of the Gestapo for the resistance. Except, where that movie is fairly straightforward with its occasionally silly dramatics and its scenes of sedition with romance, Lust, Caution starts out slow and turns weird. Are you watching a well-bred spy story? Or are you watching some strange study of human psychology, specifically of desire over reason?
So, then, let's talk about all the attention-grabbing nudity. Lust, Caution's NC-17 material is graphic; there are a few times when you're not sure exactly how much "acting" is going on, if you get my drift (though, as I heard another film critic point out recently, the actors stay in character too well to be, uhm, concentrating on other things, so, as life-like as the scenes are, they are most likely still "scenes"). And this isn't the pretty movie sex, where there's soft music, hazy lights and everybody looks like they're two Percocets into a very good evening. This sex is full of danger and violence and the uneasy sense that Mak Tai Tai isn't just serving her country. The sex is Mak and Yee at their least artificial. As we learn more about Yee, we learn that he is, essentially, like the head of the local Gestapo and he acts accordingly. Mak Tai Tai might be the only connection he has left to the part of him that isn't a professional sadist.
Everything about the movie looks different after you see the end of the film. Circumstances actually prevented me from seeing this movie's final three scenes (maybe 10 minutes of the movie, after we get the big climax) the first time I saw it. I finally went back to see the ending about two weeks later. Rewatching parts of the movie before the climax, the scenes felt different and had more depth after I knew what was going to happen than before.
It's unlikely that anyone will ever watch Lust, Caution twice, however — even I didn't sit through the whole movie the second time. It is overly long and parts of it feel too slow. But it is a showcase for two strong performances — Leung says very little throughout the movie but gives us all of his pain in the lines on his face, and Tang Wei is able to portray naiveté and weariness at the same time. Even if you only go to see what all the NC-17 fuss is about, Lust, Caution is a movie worth seeing. B
Rated NC-17 for some explicit sexuality. Directed by Ang Lee and written by James Schamus and Hui-Ling Wang from a novella by Eileen Chang, Lust, Caution is two hours and 37 minutes long and is distributed by Focus Features. The movie is currently playing in the Boston area and is tentatively scheduled to come to Wilton Town Hall Theatre and Red River Theatres in the coming weeks.


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COE Visiting Young Researcher
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Jouchi Nakajima and Toshiaki Watanabe
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March 30, 2012
Discussion Paper No. 231
Motoi Kusadokoro, Takeshi Maru, and Masanori Takashima
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March 19, 2012
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Redistributive Impacts of Personal Income Tax in Urban China
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Discussion Paper No. 227
Eiji Kurozumi
Testing for Multiple Structural Changes with Non-Homogeneous Regressors
February 20, 2012
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Scoring Auction by an Informed Principal
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FDI-Trade Nexus: New Evidence from Product-Level Data
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Multidimensional Political Competition with Non-Common Beliefs
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Hiroshi Sato and Sai Ding
Local Public Goods Provision in the Post-Agricultural Tax Era in Rural China
Masanori Takashima
Agricultural Production and Economic Growth in Ancient Japan: Quantitative Analysis of Arable Land, Land Productivity and Agricultural Output
February 6, 2012
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Binkai Chen, Ming Lu, and Ninghua Zhong
Hukou and Consumption Heterogeneity: Migrants' Expenditure Is Depressed by Institutional Constraints in Urban China
January 30, 2012
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Energy-Saving Technological Change in Japan
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Expansionary Effect of an Anticipated Fiscal Policy on Consumption in Japan
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Does an R&D Tax Credit Affect R&D Expenditure? The Japanese Tax Credit Reform in 2003
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January 16, 2012
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Green growth? Evidence from energy taxes in Europe
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Richard S J Tol (ESRI and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
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Ken Miura, Hiromitsu Kanno, and Takeshi Sakurai
Livestock Transactions as Coping Strategies in Zambia: New Evidence from High-Frequency Panel Data
Yoshiko Nagano
The Philippine National Bank and Credit Inflation after World War I
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From Divergence to Convergence: Re-evaluating the History Behind China's Economic Boom
January 5, 2012
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December 19, 2011
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Yoshiko Nagano
The Emergence of Modern Banking System in the Philippines during the American Colonial Period
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Market Variance Risk Premiums in Japan as Predictor Variables and Indicators of Risk Aversion
December 12, 2011
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Eiji Satoh
Nontransferable Water Rights and Technical Inefficiency in the Japanese Water Supply Industry
Yoshiko Nagano
The Philippine National Bank and Lending in Agriculture: 1916-1930
December 5, 2011
Discussion Paper No. 210
Kei Nanamiya
The Wavelet-based Estimation for Long Memory Signal Plus Noise Models
November 24, 2011
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Professor Christopher Sims Wins Nobel Prize for Economics
Toshiaki Watanabe
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November 21, 2011
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October 31, 2011
Discussion Paper No. 209
Yoshimasa Uematsu
Regression with a Slowly Varying Regressor in the Presence of a Unit Root
October 24, 2011
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Discussion Paper No. 208
Yoshimasa Uematsu
Asymptotic Efficiency of the OLS Estimator with Singular Limiting Sample Moment Matrices
October 3, 2011
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Zhao Chen, Ming Lu, and Zheng Xu
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Toshio Honda
Nonparametric LAD Cointegrating Regression
September 29, 2011
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Ho Il MOON
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September 26, 2011
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Yuko Mori and Takashi Kurosaki
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September 5, 2011
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Environmental Management Policy under International Carbon Leakage
August 29, 2011
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August 25, 2011
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Norifumi Yukutake, Shinichiro Iwata, and Takako Idee
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August 5, 2011
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Daisuke Nagakura and Toshiaki Watanabe
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July 28, 2011
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July 11, 2011
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Discussion Paper No. 192
Eiji Kurozumi and Kohei Aono
Estimation and Inference in Predictive Regressions
May 26, 2011
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May 9, 2011
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Hiroyuki Okamuro and Junichi Nishimura
Impact of University Intellectual Property Policy on the Performance of University-Industry Research Collaboration
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The Global COE Program "Research Unit for Statistical and Empirical Analysis in Social Sciences" created a website for data access services "Hi-Stat Social Science Database Network" in collaboration with the Institute of Economic Research Library. The collection of databases has been expanded.
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7th Annual Meeting of the Asia Pacific Trade Seminars (APTS) (June 30-July 1, 2011)
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Formation of Decentralized Manufacturer-Supplier Networked Market
Eiji Kurozumi and Khashbaatar Dashtseren
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Human Development Rankings Based on the Pareto Dominance: Illustrations Using Cross-country Panel Data 1980-2007
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Managing Domains on the Platform
The security domains configured on the platform can be used in multiple contexts, including:
- Login domain, for logging in to the portal
- resource owner domain, for OAuth resource owners
- App authentication in API runtime, for sending API requests
There are also other scenarios where security domains are used.
One domain can be configured for use for multiple purposes, or separate domains can be configured for separate purposes.
As a hypothetical scenario, one tenant could have two domains—one for general use, allowing developers to log in via Facebook, and the other for Site Administrators or Business Administrators, allowing login only by signing up for the platform. This scenario would provide a "back door" in case an issue were to arise with the first domain, and can also offer streamlined access to advanced features for the administrators.
In the Akana API Platform user interface, in the Administration section, the Site Admin can set up domains and then specify which domains are used for login and for other purposes. Only the Site Admin can configure domains.
In the API, activities relating to domains are supported by several operations, including an operation in the Login service that retrieves a list of available domains and an operation in the Users service that returns the login domain for a specified user.
Login Domains
When a specific domain is configured for the purpose of developer logins to the portal, it is called a login domain.
The login domain is an entity used to model integration to an external identity store, such as Facebook, Google, or Siteminder. For example, if a tenant wants the tenant platform to be set up so that users can log in using accounts from an external identity store such as Siteminder, we model the domain in our database.
When a user creates an account on the platform, the platform itself is the login domain.
When the user is logging in, the domain request parameter for the GET /api/login/ssoLoginInstructions operation lets the platform know which domain the user wants to use; the login credential requirements for that domain are then returned in the response.


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By More Betty
Photo by Don Pyle
Canada's favourite touring band The Sadies are dropping a new record! Internal Sounds is a record infused with psychedelics, garage, a country lineage, Detroit RNR undertone and the geography of their native Ontario runs through its veins. The autumn hued gold-orange cover of this 2013 release is actually an image of guitarist Dallas Good's shattered leg. "An accident [happened] before a show in Saskatoon a couple of years back. So, that was the inspiration for the title. I remember right after, he wanted to call the next record, Internal Sounds referring to the noise his leg made when it popped," explains sibling, guitarist Travis Good as he chats from his Ontario farmhouse.
The contrast and harmony between the brothers, Dallas and Travis Good, a pairing of guitars and vocals, is consistently paced by the backbone of Sean Dean on upright bass and drummer Mike Belitsky. The original four-piece is still intact. "It's really rare for a band like us," he says, "to continue on with the same line-up this long. No members have ever changed, no-one has ever dropped out as we move along." The accomplished catalogue from Favourite Colours, New Seasons and 2010's Darker Circles segues seamlessly into Internal Sounds and the narrative and musicality of the recent recording unfolds from the inside out with tracks from "The Very Beginning" to "Leave This World Behind." Dallas Good produced this album, which afforded the band space to work within their own timeline. "He's learned a lot of tricks from a lot of people," says Travis Good of his brother Dallas. "He always had [producer] Gary Louris' voice ringing in his ear." These experiences have guided their process. "He always knew what Gary was going to say," he adds.
Travis Good wrote "So Much Blood," with an acoustic guitar in mind, something folks could play at a campfire. "All my songs are just weird. Something you can't play without The Sadies," he says. "So I consciously made a decision to make it a real simple song."
The lyrics of the second last song, "Story 19," are written by Mike Stacks of The Loons along with Dallas. "It became our tribute to Ronnie Splinter, as opposed to a collaboration," says Travis. It's a song about the guitarist from '60s Dutch garage group, The Outsiders, who passed away during the recording of this album.
This band has been blessed with stellar associations. "I just have to pinch myself for our luck," says bassist Sean Dean. One track, and quite possibly the biggest surprise on the album, includes a guest appearance by Buffy Sainte-Marie.
"It was a sonic experiment that turned into my favourite song on the record," echoes Travis. They met in Winnipeg, where she joined them onstage for a few songs and Dallas stayed in touch. "We heard that in the old days that standard tuning was a different," explains Travis, which led to a noise experiment with the tuning. "We had had two, three minutes of this droning psychedelic music. So we sent it to Buffy to see if she would play, maybe her mouth harp," he says. "She had lyrics for it that [went], way, way, way beyond our expectations and hopes. We just hoped she would contribute anything, strum a guitar and then she gave us that!"
This well-humored four-piece hits the road once more, this time extending their show. "We are going to do two sets," Travis explains, as he considers the pacing of their live shows, working this time without an opener. A spirit reflective upon the days when a band would play all night, as it was with his father's group, The Good Brothers. To add, these dates are rumored to bring along a light show of projections. "We don't take ourselves seriously, but we take our rock 'n' roll very seriously," says Sean Dean. If you haven't 'experienced a Sadies event, be prepared and if you don't normally dance, you probably will here.
Join the Sadies for an evening at the Rickshaw Theatre, Oct 24th.
as ugly as they want to be
Remember when music was ugly, despicable and repulsive? Nirvana glamorized it. Eyehategod and Buzzoven disfigured it beyond recognition. Music played with anguish, desperation and hate. No shine, no polish, just greasy notes buried in mud, crust and chaos. Violence thrusting forth, screams of the depraved slaves. Haggatha captures this lost art with pure dissonance and disregard for anyone's eardrums. Dirgy scowls and a raw slow grinding of the bowls. They are creating Vancouver's ugliest music as they staple beer goggles to your ears and force you to fall in love with them.
"Creates, builds, destroys"
Something feral makes it's way to all points rock 'n' roll. Seiji a.k.a. Guitarwolf, Toru a.k.a. Drumwolf and U.G. a.k.a. Basswolf comprise Japan's Guitar Wolf and are set unleash their inner beast on this side of the Pacific. This ferocious trio touched down in Memphis late September and is set to prowl and stalk across North America equipped with a state of the art 12-inch vinyl titled, Beast Vibrator. A moment of acuity and keen observation spawned this recording. "Everyone was looking at smart phones while walking in the street. One day, surrounded by the telephone junkies, the anger exploded in me. That was the moment the album title track "Beast Vibrator" was born." Seiji believes there is a solution to the technological malaise of the soul. "Recently, I noticed people saying, 'I want to be healed,'" says the guitarist. Instead, he sees the real need is a matter of energy, to become "wild beasts" and to transform. "Move your body, shake your body more and more!" he exclaims.
There is a well-documented Japanese fascination with American rock 'n' roll; both masters of raw intensity, colliding, yet distinctive. "It's like a difference between King Kong and Godzilla. I bet the longing for King Kong motivated the creator of Godzilla. "The rockers in Japan admire rock 'n' roll in America strongly," says Seiji. He mentions variances between Japanese and American culture, as well as physical characteristics, so Japanese R&R has come through the filter differently. "It's like trying to be King Kong but turning out to be Godzilla with a long tail. I'm one of those rockers in Japan, clumsy but aiming at one of a kind R&R," he explains.
Seems appropriate that Guitar Wolf lands in the birthplace of rock 'n' roll. This relationship was established because of a demo tape handed over to a man at the end of a live show. "Six months later, a vinyl record of the tape was delivered to me. The man was Eric of The Oblivians, a founder of The Goner Records in Memphis," he says. It was a place that accepted the band when no one else was interested. "Sometimes, some interviewers do not know we are from Japan and ask us 'Where are you from?' Then, of course, I answer 'Memphis, Tennessee,' " he adds.
"Energy" is a constant with Guitar Wolf's music; it reads like a science fiction novel. "When I was in high school, I had sleep paralysis, old hag attack … it seemed I was taken away to UFO and they embedded a chip inside my body. I write the songs when I receive the messages or the commands from the star," he says and explicates further, "It might be a memory of the past of the aliens. The source of my power and energy is UFO and a cool Alien chick I haven't met yet."
There is further evidence of this phenomenon on Beast Vibrator with titles like, "EARTH vs. ALIEN." Stories of time travel with "Mesopotamia Lonely," a motorbike ride to "Sapphire City," the power of "Magma Nobunaga," the prophetic "Gasoline Lullaby," the motivation of "Ghost You," and technological love story with "Maria Robot," to the ferocity of "Female Machine Gun."
Science Fiction is evident; distortion obliterates and lays waste to the doubt of non-believers of the robust power. "There are two types of human beings in the world: Ones who can play the guitar with clean sound and ones who can't. I'm the one who can't," he says, "I'm the one who wants to destroy the sound. I guess those of us who like noise and distortion want to explode ourselves all the time. That's right, the rockers who rode on such a sound were always exploding."
Guitar Wolf live is a transformational experience. A connective ritual and Seiji is the master of ceremonies, harnessing and molding the energy. "Of course! You haven't looked at the movement of my throat when I gulp down a beer. It's the Morse code. I'm sending a message to everyone, "Fire up tonight!"
Get set to create, build, destroy and vibrate with Guitar Wolf at the Rickshaw Theatre October 9th.
-More Betty
Keeping it real
Los Angeles' Terror is one of the hardest-working bands that has more than earned its place and keep at the top of the hardcore mountain. Certainly, they're a tall order alongside legendary contemporaries like Hatebreed, Agnostic Front, Sick Of It All, Cro-Mags, Madball and H20. Together since 2002, one of the most dedicated and respected, known internationally for the intensely powerful and energetic live shows. The last 11 years has seen this band tour the world, back and forth, relentlessly, and still constantly destroying stages and representing real hardcore to the kids.
I had really hoped that the public outrage over the new labour market opinion [LMO] fees would carry more weight than it has ... Jason Kenney doesn't seem to give a shit at all ... That being said, I'm sure Stephen Harper doesn't care either, even with nearly 137 thousand signatures opposing those changes ... I personally find it outrageous that musicians are lumped in with mine workers from China with multi-billion dollar corporations behind them...
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Earlier this week Hu Yoshida published his take on IT Trends for 2018 - It is a great summation of what we can expect in 2018 with some real solid insights - Ild encourage you to check it out!
Leveraging Hu's Top 10 Ive added some of my own personal thoughts and observations -
#1: IT will adopt IoT platforms to facilitate the application of IoT solutions - A few years ago there was a saying that anyone in IT who didn't understand "the fundamentals of business" would be challenged to grow their career. In 2018 I would argue that anyone in business that doesn't understand "the fundamentals of IT" will be challenged to excel in their careers. IoT makes IT ubiquitous and provides a platform to transform every process and every asset across any company; these geysers of data becomes the catalyst for transformation! Those who seize this opportunity will benefit for years to come.
#2: Containers enable movement to the next level of virtualisation - In 2017 we saw production scale deployment of containers and continued standardization of container management across the vendor community. We also saw the public cloud embrace and integrate containers into their architectural models. Lastly we saw PaaS vendors (like Pivotal) integrate containers into their architectures and workflows). The key to keep in mind here is that it is not a question of "VM or Containers" but rather "VM and Containers" - Its all about choice and flexibility for the given workload.
#3: Analytics and artificial intelligence - In 2017 we saw the shift in corporations looking at Analytics as a "rear-view mirror" to Analytics as a "windshield" allowing organizations to start predicting and preventing issues before they occur. Much of that analytics came from the data orchestration or the "blending" of various data sources across the business. In 2018 preventative maintenance will allow more organizations to drive significant cost savings and predictive modelling will greatly improve customer loyalty and top line revenues. As more data is analyzed and modeled we will see an incredible ability for machines to actually "learn" from past events and this "Artificial Intelligence" will dramatically augment our human workforce.
#4: Data governance 2.0. - I agree wholeheartedly with Hu; General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) set to come into effect in Europe in May 2018 will be a huge catalyst in driving tighter Data Governance across all organizations. Corporations will need to formalize their Data Stewardship Strategy including acquiring the ability to blend and correlate all relevant data back to an individual customer. Existing arrangements around the 3rd party resale of data will be a huge topic of conversation.
#5: Object storage gets smart. In 2017 we saw tremendous growth in audio, video and social streams. All of this data holds tremendous promise but what is required is deep metadata analytics -
- Who is in the photo/video?
- Who's voice is in the audio?
- What are the participants talking about?
- What location is this happening in?
- What topics are getting mentioned on social media?
- Is there sensitive or confidential information exposed?
In 2018, Object Storage is no longer a static repository for data that can be searched on an ad-hoc basis - It is an intelligent respository with the power to extend analytics to metadata allowing organizations to benefit from lower costs, lower risk and increased customer experiences!
#6: Wider adoption of video analytics - Over the last several years video cameras have become pervasive for security and monitoring. Traditionally this footage has been recorded and stored in case it was needed for research or security purposes. In 2018 video surveillance continues its evolution moving from a passive capture device to an active "sensor" proactively tracking noise, movement, temperature and even odour to alert operators of potentially hazardous situations. Use cases extend from smart manufacturing to public safety driving tremendous benefits from Day 1.
#7: Blockchain projects will begin to impact IT - While cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin will likely take time to mature, the underlying platform of Blockchain holds tremendous promise for simplifying the processing of transactions without the need of a central "clearinghouse". Financial Services organizations are already embracing private pilot implementations of blockchain to simplify their financial clearing process thereby optimizing the experience of their customers. In 2018 I expect we will see every industry looking at blockchain and its respective platforms (Ethereum, Hyperledger) as having potential to save costs and accelerate their business. These platforms will need the help of IT to replace, integrate and extend existing applications and architectures.
#8: The time is right for biometric authentication - As all machines become "smart machines" - security will be of paramount importance. As we move beyond GUIs and CLIs and more towards voice commands and peripheral movement authentication will need to be simple and accurate. To date we have seen fingerprints and even facial biometrics but industrial applications will look for stronger options. In 2018 security of "smart machines" becomes a major topic and biometrics takes center stage.
#9: The extension of agile methodologies across the enterprise. Agility means doing more with less; specifically saying "yes" to more projects that can drive a positive impact to the bottom line. Agile methodologies accelerate "proof of value" thereby separating potential concepts from market ready solutions. This acceleration optimizes corporate investment and prioritizes funding against the achievement of milestones. In 2018 agile continues to become the "norm" in how transformation projects are driven across the enterprise.
#10: The Co-creation of value. The most fruitful relationships are ones with drive beneficial value to both parties. In 2018 this means strategic IT vendors, system integrators, channel partners and clients working together to harness their collective experience collaborating on new solutions. In doing so success becomes predictable and the outcomes and value associated with the end solution become a mutual responsibility.
Happy New Year! Looking forward to an exciting 2018!


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Part One: Finding the right strategy for you.
Given the hundreds of indicators and trading strategies to choose from, how do we know which to choose? Do I want a strategy that allows me to trade several times a day? week? or year? Which fits my risk tolerance? Am I willing to take larger draw downs in exchange for larger possible returns? Or, am I a bit more comfortable with more of a "Turtle" approach as opposed to the "Hare"?
This session will show you how MetaStock's Power Tools will help find the answers to your questions and reveal the best approaches that fit you.
Part Two: My Three Favorite Strategies in MetaStock:
In this session, Jeffrey Gibby will discuss his favorite trading strategies included in MetaStock.
Included in this one hour session, he'll show how to:
* Identify trends in a stock
* Identify specific entries, exits
* Place stops
* Stocks that have penetrated a support and resistance area
* Automatically find stocks that have penetrated a trendline
* Using Haguro to identify weekly support and resistance and get a weekly forecast for any stock.


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Sanford, FL—CARF International has announced that The Rehabilitation Center at Central Florida Regional Hospital has been accredited for a period of three years for its inpatient medical rehabilitation program.
This accreditation decision represents the highest level of accreditation that can be awarded to an organization and shows The Rehabilitation Center's substantial conformance to CARF standards. An organization receiving a Three-Year Accreditation has put itself through a rigorous peer review process and has demonstrated to a team of surveyors during an on-site visit that its programs and services are of the highest quality, measurable and accountable.
CARF is an independent, nonprofit accrediting body whose mission is to promote the quality, value, and optimal outcomes of services through a consultative accreditation process that centers on enhancing the lives of the persons served. Founded in 1966 as the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, and now known as CARF, the accrediting body establishes consumer-focused standards to help organizations measure and improve the quality of their programs and services.
"For a young program like ours to achieve three-year CARF accreditation is a major accomplishment," said Wendy Brandon, CEO, Central Florida Regional Hospital. "Attaining and maintaining CARF-accredited status requires a significant effort, strong teamwork and a commitment at all levels of our organization to providing quality services and enhancing the lives of the people we serve. I am extremely proud of our team and the difference The Rehabilitation Center at Central Florida Regional Hospital is making in the lives of our patients."
The Rehabilitation Center at Central Florida Regional Hospital, the only facility of its kind in Seminole County, opened on May 27, 2013, to provide acute inpatient rehabilitation for patients with complex conditions such as stroke, spinal cord injury, amputation or brain injury. The Rehabilitation Center helps patients minimize physical or cognitive disabilities and gain greater independence after illness, injury or surgery. It has 13 large private rooms, a physical therapy gym, independent living suite and 24 hour immediate access to all hospital services. The Rehabilitation Center's team of doctors, nurses and therapists is dedicated to improving, maintaining or restoring physical strength, cognition and mobility through a customized plan for each patient.


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This week's Tennessee Journal flashback is from 1982, once again confirming that the more things change, the more things remain the same. Also, a funny joke about then-Gov. Lamar Alexander's Perrier habit.
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Episode 39
Happy Halloween! Macho Woman Mandy Savage and Cassi "The Nug" Johnson are here to bring you a special Halloween podcast episode! Take a listen while Cassi gets drunk and devotes the rest of her life to wrasslin, Mandy talks about slapping people with Slim Jims, and a countdown of terrible costumes ensues. Enjoy, my lil candy corns!
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Kittle meets Kam: Three things to watch as 49ers visit Seahawks
Today's 49ers game
Opponent: at Seattle Seahawks
Time: 1:25 p.m.
Line: Seahawks by 14
Records: 49ers 0-1, Seahawks 0-1
TV/radio: Ch. 40 (Sam Rosen, David Diehl), 1050, 1320
Three things to watch
The Seahawks have perhaps the top tight end-buster in the league in strong safety Kam Chancellor, who has menaced 49ers tight ends from Vernon Davis to Vance McDonald over the years. Rookie George Kittle isn't as physically opposing as his predecessors at the position, but he's quicker and more elusive. Kittle caught five passes for just 27 yards against the Panthers in Week 1. The 49ers could send him deeper against the Seahawks.
The 49ers and the Houston Texans were the only defenses that didn't have a sack in Week 1. And the 49ers had just two hits on Carolina quarterback Cam Newton, by DeForest Buckner and Elvis Dumervil. The 49ers should have more opportunities against a wobbly Seahawks offensive line whose left tackle, Rees Odhiambo, is making his second NFL start. Seattle allowed three sacks and seven quarterback hits in their Week 1 loss to Green Bay.
During the preseason, one of the big questions for the Seahawks was who would be their primary tailback – Thomas Rawls, Eddie Lacy or C.J. Prosise. In Week 1, the answer was none of the above. Rawls was inactive while seventh-round pick Chris Carson led the team with six carries. Pete Carroll said in the run-up to the game that the big-bodied Carson would continue to be an option. "We haven't seen the top end from Chris," he said.
Matt Barrows
Injury report
Questionable: S Jimmie Ward (hamstring)
Doubtful: LB Terence Garvin (shoulder)
Questionable: CB Richard Sherman (hamstring)
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Sept. 21
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Oct. 1
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Oct. 15
at Washington
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Oct. 22
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Oct. 29
at Philadelphia
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Nov. 5
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1:05 p.m.
Nov. 12
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1:25 p.m.
Nov. 26
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Dec. 3
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at Houston
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Healthcare system reform is becoming a vital element of the state's modernisation. Prime Minister highlights the importance of the struggle against smog and promoting the high quality of air, as well as spatial planning and 'the beauty that will save us'. Having noticed the progressive transformation of the Polish society, PM Mateusz Morawiecki included post-materialist values into 'the good change' programme of his government. Law and Justice party (PiS) is coming for the emerging middle class.
Basing on the Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs, political scientist Ronald Inglehart formulated the scarcity hypothesis and the socialisation hypothesis. The first one indicates that an individual appreciates most what he/she lacks. The latter describes processes of primary, as well as secondary socialisation that happens in the adolescence. According to the socialisation hypothesis, values are shaped and fixed precisely during this vulnerable period of life, thus are determining what we will appreciate as adults. Even though both hypothesises may seem obvious, they explain changes that take place in developed societies.
Age cohorts who have been brought up with satisfied materialist needs, after transition into adulthood starts to give priority to the superior values: recognition, sense of belonging, higher quality of life. This notion enabled Inglehart to distinguish two groups of values: materialist, such as economic and physical security, and post-materialist, which are gaining importance after meeting basic needs.
Poland is in the middle of this process. On the one hand, groups which did not satisfy their materialist needs are still present in the Polish society. On the other hand, there is a growing number of citizens engaged in non-governmental organisations, especially in big cities, for whom issues such as the struggle against smog and ubiquitous outdoor advertising, environmental demands, and concerns about public sphere play an increasingly significant role. Until now Law and Justice party aimed its message at the first group. Now, Mr Morawiecki is going to take care of the latter. Such 'post-materialist shift' may turn out to be particularly valuable, as far as upcoming local elections are concerned.
As a symbol of this shift could be perceived Mr Morawiecki's gesture–Polish new prime minister expressed his thanks to the NGOs, which in recent years struggled for implementing clean air in the cities postulates into the political mainstream agenda. Mr Morawiecki presented the quality of air as a second of his government's priorities. It is a dramatic turn, considering claims about 'theoretical problem of smog' stated just a moment ago by the former minister of health in Beata Szydło's government, Mr Konstanty Radziwiłł.
The Polish middle class does not express 'anti-smog' demands due to financial reasons. It has become a topic of public debate because of the growing aspirations, which are slowly exceeding the need for having a pothole filled or for a renovated tenement. Ignoring this influential and constantly stronger group is not only a real political loss but also could be perceived as a sign of recklessness. In the end, changing voters' expectations sooner or later naturally will shape the election manifestos. Before expressing a polemical stance that we 'will recognise them by their fruits' and that those announcements will not change anything, it is important to realise that even shift in government's rhetoric is a significant sign. However, to stay consistent, hitherto ministers, members of Parliament, as well as public television will need to adjust to the new government's narration. By modifying its communication strategy, PiS can gain a significant advantage over the opposition in the area of post-materialist values.
While the smog problem is an issue that merely cannot be passed over in silence, announced creation of the Institute for Urban Planning and Architecture (since 'one cannot neglect study of beauty') is a clear sign of taking into account needs of the middle class, as well as is a reference to the purely post-materialist value: beauty. At the same time, it is a symbol of recognition of urban movements' concern over the quality of public space and issues such as urban planning, unsightly advertisement and urban disorder.
It seems that Mr Morawiecki understands the ongoing transformation of the Polish society. He cannot, however, neglect the groups for whom materialist values still play the critical role in organising life. This tension was especially striking when Mr Morawiecki said in his expose: 'We do not want to quit coal–it is essential not only for the regions of Śląsk and Zagłębie, but for Poland in general. Taking the future generations into account, I would like to enable development of alternative energy sources wherever it is economically justified. We can make use of nature's sources'. Such a rhetorical figure is a clear attempt to reconcile interests of those making a living by working in a 'black gold' industry and those demanding to quit coal in the name of the clean environment and renewable energy. This sitting astride the axiology strains the communication's coherence, however, from the political strategy's perspective it enables to direct the message to two distinct groups of the electorate.
Strategy pressed by PM Morawiecki has strong points too. He named the healthcare system's modernisation as a 'key element of the development' since health is a marriage of materialist and post-materialist values: the need for security and the quality of life. Emphasising the importance of this sphere by naming it the most crucial challenge for the current government is an attempt to reconcile two opposing social groups.
It seems that Law and Justice has the best understanding of what it means to be a mass party. Mr Jarosław Kaczyński's organisation is capable of encompassing different kinds of messages, thus convincing the greatest possible auditory. It not only has its welfare face, but also promotes the narration for the entrepreneurs, centred around a newly proposed law, the Constitution for Business. It reaches for 'economic patriotism' and fights against the post-communist network of shadowy influencers. It deftly combines leftist and rightist postulates, not neglecting the balanced centrists. Now Mr Morawiecki comes into play – Prime Minister is using the language of the urban movements and post-materialist agenda in an attempt to drag the new Polish middle class closer to PiS. It seems that PiS wants to take it all.
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Mation Smart Eco Home consists of a wireless infrastructure Mation Gateway and the following IOT modules:
Audio Visual IOT
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MATION Apps is able to interface with the air conditioner's infrared (IR) sensor wirelessly… More
Eco Energy IOT
MATION Smart Eco Home allows any home owner to track the power usage of any household appliance… More
LED Lighting IOT
An extensive study around the world reveals that an array of colourful lighting masterfully managed produces fascinating effects… More
Security & Safety IOT
MATION sensors will alert if there's any door or window opened. This form of monitoring can be done anytime and from anywhere… More
Mation is compatible on all Android operating system
MATION solution is IOT based. There are two ingredients that allowed IOT-based automation to take off in the technology world. Firstly, it's the evolution of internet and mobile broadband. If you have a smartphone with a data plan, you are half way there. Secondly, there is the "radio" to connect devices. These include Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, ZigBee…etc., and the good news is that they are becoming more affordable and smaller in size.
*The total number of devices is limited by the gateway of the ecosystem in order to ensure no overloading on the system
** This is only applicable to the first time when users open the box and all devices within the box. Any subsequent additions will require assistance from the installer and charges are payable
*** Additional devices or protocol may be required