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The little girl grew strong and brave and taller and taller until she was not quite so little anymore. Still, the mountains were taller. The mountains were her magic. She thought they would never end. She thought she could go to the end of the world and always be jumping from mountaintop to mountaintop.
And so the girl set out to wander the world, to see all the mountains. She saw very many mountains, all of them beautiful, all of them fierce and strong, like her. She climbed to their tops and slipped down through their caves and laughed at the loveliness of it all. She laughed and heard its echoes dance around her for miles. She sang as she leapt between the mountaintops, singing an endless song until the mountains ended.
The girl balanced on top of the last mountain, one foot on the cold steely tip, one foot stretching out in front of her, into air, twirling about in a cloud as the girl understood that there was nothing there. This was it. There were no more mountains, no more heights, no more caves.
The rest of the world was laid out before her, little hills no more than goose bumps, valleys that spread out like a heart ache, rivers and lakes and roads and trees and somewhere down there, she knew, people.
The world was more than mountains. There were so many things that she could not yet name, things that would hurt and steal, things the mountains had never whispered of. For the first time in her young life the girl felt weak and small and afraid. The leg she was standing on began to shake beneath her. She needed to make a choice; the mountains or everything else. She breathed deep the chill mountain air and put her foot down. Then she took a step.

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Holiday comparison website Travel.co.uk, which we covered when it launched earlier this year, seems to have fallen foul of the current economic downturn, and has been forced to scale back its development.
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I do love our Kookaburras and was able to zoom in to take this photo this morning. I know my Northern Hemisphere readers love seeing what our wildlife looks like. These birds aren't as cheeky as the Cockatoos and don't let you get so close.
Monday, 13 April 2015
I do love our Kookaburras and was able to zoom in to take this photo this morning. I know my Northern Hemisphere readers love seeing what our wildlife looks like. These birds aren't as cheeky as the Cockatoos and don't let you get so close.
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I am so glad you are having fun with that camera. I would be too. I hope your birds know they will be internationally famous if they pose nicely!ReplyDelete
I am very interested in that "bread" I will try this as at least I know you found it good and I love the ingredients. We try and keep bread/ carbs down but not terribly successfully. However I never buy bread. I will do a pizza base sometimes and a few things but we dont eat sandwiches usually... I will try this it looks great, Thank you.xxxReplies
Yes it is a yummy 'bread', Annabel. We had it with Pea and Ham soup when it was cold and wet one night.Delete
I do love seeing the wildlife and plants in your area as I'm sure I will never get to visit! Hope you have a healthy autumn/winter! ours was kind of tough.ReplyDeleteReplies
Joyful, I hope our winter isn't as long as yours was. It seemed to be dreadfully cold and long.Delete
Gosh, that bread looks yummy as. Im with you when it comes to new technology. I bury my head in the sand. Would you like a shovel?ReplyDeleteReplies
Lynda, send the shovel via express courier! LOL!Delete
Hi Chel, your hexagons look so pretty, such bright and beautiful colors, I have done a few projects with these and instead of hand stitching the fabric onto the shape I turn the edges and secure them with the tiny staples you can get at the newsagent. ...so much quicker, and they come out easily with a staple puller.....easy !ReplyDelete
I am still at Moranbah till next Monday, so won't be at the workshop, hope you all have a lovely day.Replies
Enjoy your time with your girl at Moranbah, Margaret. Maybe we will see you at one of the upcoming workshops later on.Delete
I chuckle when I think of you lurking around your garden camera in hand. I think I will have to make the golden milk, I'm all stuffed up at the moment, hoping I'm not coming down with something. I had better get my fabrics organised for Saturday! The weeks just slip away don't they?ReplyDeleteReplies
I must pot up a chilli plant for you, Barb. I will ask the CEO to pick the best one out for me.Delete
I find a new gadget of any kind somewhat challenging Nanna Chel, so I take my hat off to you! I must read up on that Golden Milk, it sounds intriguing. Gorgeous hexagon work. The colours are fabulous. Mimi xxxReplyDeleteReplies
The Golden Milk tasted much better than I expected, Mimi. Give it a try this winter.Delete
I enjoyed your post today! Blessings!ReplyDeleteReplies
Blessings to you too, Chrissy. I hope you are feeling better.Delete
what gorgeous patchwork!ReplyDelete
LOL at Lynda D!
turmeric is also good for the memory & i eat a lot of it, i even sprinkle some in my porridge along with allspice. read somewhere that it's more beneficial first thing in the morning. i just love the taste, used to cook my rice (white) in it too so would have a lovely golden colour & mild spice flavour.
good luck with learning your new camera, been enjoying your photos so far.
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Selina, I want to eat more turmeric as I believe it is so good for the brain etc.Delete
Yum Chel, that bread looks amazing - could you please send me the recipe when you get a free moment.ReplyDelete
I like the big pics too - are they 630 pixels and then hit "original size"?Replies
Yes Sandi, just like Rhonda said! Who would have thought? I will email you the recipe.Delete
Well duhhh......silly me - should have clicked on the link to the bread recipe.ReplyDeleteReplies
Ha ha, Sandi. You will like the recipe I think.Delete
Yes we do love those critters that are so foreign to us but so interesting to see! That bread looks good too. You know how this goes, once you figure out the camera it will seem easy...really!ReplyDeleteReplies
Kathy, I think it is a case of practice makes perfect with the camera. The online course I am doing has been really easy to understand so far. It is for beginners so it should be too. :-)Delete
I do love seeing your wild life and your cooking also.. smile.. The bread looks something like an Australian cook made on a cooking show here on TV and I have been wanting to make...ReplyDelete
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I hope the bread turns out as nicely as yours does, Faye. You sure do make some yummy looking bread.Delete
Chel your post title made me smile. Did you take lots of photos of wildlife before you became a blogger? Before starting my blog I had maybe taken half a dozen photos in my entire life, and now I try to remember to take my camera with me in case of a good photo opportunity. I haven't taken any recently though as the fatigue has been really bad this week. I think I will be spending this evening being a lounge lizard in front of the TV - not my favourite pastime by a long shot. Thanks for bringing a bright spot into my day.ReplyDeleteReplies
Sherri, no I never used to take notice of the wildlife when I was working part time. Since I have retired I have been more aware and once I started the blog I realised how little I knew about photography. Hope you feel better soon. I got a sore throat yesterday and have been lying down much of the day. No energy to comment on blogs either :-( I will have to catch up later.Delete
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On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 2:35 AM, Adam Kocoloski<firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > On Jul 3, 2009, at 6:37 PM, Chris Anderson wrote: > >> >> I don't mean to be harsh but suggesting you have a performance problem >> here is like me complaining that my Ferrari makes a bad boat. >> >> Cheers, >> Chris > > Wow, that was unusually harsh coming from you, Chris. Taking a closer look > at Göran's map and reduce functions I agree that they should be reworked to > make use of group=true, but nevertheless I wonder if we do have something to > work on here. Yeah didn't mean to be upsetting. I do appreciate the performance heads-up from Göran. More importantly I think it's a documentation heads up. Maybe Futon could learn to recognize bad reduces and warn users before they start them... We go our of our way to say "don't do it like that", and we shouldn't optimize for cases that aren't supported. I think a performance fix for this experience would actually be a bad thing, as it would make the symptoms of a bad reduce more subtle. If you write a reduce that doesn't reduce, it should blow up in your face as soon as possible. Reduces that build a map (of say, unique words in a text) will grow very fast. CouchDB is likely doing the right thing by flushing all the time when hit with abusive reduces. If we can find cases where supported uses are leading to avoidable slowdowns, then I'm all for fixing it. I don't anticipate CouchDB will behave badly on good reduces, although the only real answer here would be benchmarking. Göran, did you see the "reduce_overflow_error" when writing this view? You'd have to using trunk to see it, but if you are using trunk and didn't get an explicit error, we've got work to do to make sure the error appears. Chris > I think the fundamental question is why the flush operations were occurring > so frequently the second time around. Is it because you were building up a > largish hash for the reduce value? Probably. Nevertheless, I'd like to > have a better handle on that. > > Adam > >>> The net effect is that the view update that took 1-2 seconds >>> suddenly takes 400 seconds or goes to a total crawl and never seems to >>> end. >>> >>> By looking at the log it obviously processes ONE doc at a time - giving >>> us >>> 2-5 emits typically and then tries to reduce that all the way up to the >>> root >>> before processing the next doc. So the rereduces for the internal nodes >>> will >>> be run typically in this case 1000x more than needed. >>> >>> Phew. :) Ok, so we are basically hosed with this behavior in this >>> situation. >>> I can only presume this has gone unnoticed because: >>> >>> a) Updates most of us do are small. But we dump thousands of new docs >>> using >>> bulk (a full new fiscal year of data for a given company) so we >>> definitely >>> notice it. >>> >>> b) Most reduce/rereduce functions are very, very fast. So it goes >>> unnoticed. >>> Our functions are NOT that fast - but if they were only run as they >>> should >>> (well, presuming they *should* only be run after all the emits for all >>> doc >>> changes in a given view update) it would indeed be fast anyway. We can >>> see >>> that since the first 1000 docs work fine. >>> >>> ...and thanks to the people on #couchdb for discussing this with me >>> earlier >>> today and looking at the Erlang code to try to figure it out. I think >>> Adam >>> Kocolski and Robert Newson had some idea about it. >>> >>> regards, Göran >>> >>> PS. I am on vacation now for 4 weeks, so I will not be answering much >>> email. >>> I wanted to get this posted though since it is in some sense a rather ... >>> serious performance bottleneck. >> >> >> >> -- >> Chris Anderson >> http://jchrisa.net >> http://couch.io > > -- Chris Anderson http://jchrisa.net http://couch.io
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The questions that Sen. Owen Hill asked are ones for which anyone who has run for office several times should already know the answers, and are ones that any member of that committee should know the answers. Despite being told his concerns had no basis in fact, he still voted against the bill. Clearly he and his party just don't want disclosure.
A bill to close a dark-money loophole dies in Colorado
Mystery fliers about candidates in elections that don't say who paid for them will still be allowed in Colorado after a law supporters said would plug a disclosure loophole died on a party-line vote in a GOP-controlled committee.
"They're exploiting a loophole to keep voters in the dark," said Democratic Sen. Rachel Zenzinger of Arvada about political groups who pay for anonymous fliers during election season.
She would know.
Last November she found such fliers, glossy negative hit-pieces that didn't say who was behind them, fluttering around her district. She said if she won her election she would introduce a law to close what she called a loophole that allowed them.
Related: Mysterious dark-money fliers target highly contested Colorado House and Senate races
But her bill died 3-2 with Republican Sens. Vicki Marble, Owen Hill and Jerry Sonnenberg voting against it. Zenzinger and Democratic Sen. Lois Court voted in favor.
Debate over the proposed law revolved around philosophical differences among lawmakers who want more disclosure in elections and others who don't— arguments that have percolated in state legislatures since the U.S. Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling that opened the floodgates for unlimited corporate, union and nonprofit spending in elections.
Supporters of closing Colorado's dark-money loophole noted how eight of the nine High Court justices in that ruling were in favor of disclosure in election spending.
Colorado requires people and groups who spend money to influence an election to report their financial activity to the state via an online database. But state law doesn't require them to say who paid for fliers on the fliers themselves. The bill would have required them to do so.
"The simple idea is any mailer or flier or billboard or advertisement to voters in your district that mentions a candidate in the window at the end of the election cycle must place on the piece what person or entity paid for that ad," Peg Perl, senior counsel for Colorado Ethics Watch, told lawmakers during Wednesday's committee hearing.
The bill passed the Democratically controlled House earlier this month.
Related: In Colorado, lawmakers clash over a dark money loophole
But the proposed law ran into a buzzsaw in the Republican controlled Senate committee Wednesday when the Secretary of State's office, run by Republican Wayne Williams who administers elections in Colorado, opposed it.
Deputy Secretary of State Suzanne Staiert told lawmakers she worried the measure was too broad. She wondered if she would have to say who paid for wedding invitations sent out during election season if they mentioned a candidate for office.
Hill, a Colorado Springs Republican, wondered whether reporters who write stories or broadcasts about elections would be subject to so-called electioneering communication under current law or if the new law passed.
No, Staiert said, there is an exemption for media in Colorado.
"How do we define media?" Hill asked. "Is that specifically defined in our laws?"
It is, Staiert said, adding there is also case law about it in Colorado.
Whether to declare who paid for fliers that mention candidates during campaign season flared up during Colorado's November 2016 legislative elections when mysterious fliers were found in districts with some of the state's most hotly contested races.
The anonymous glossy fliers lacked the "paid for" disclosures typically seen on election season political leaflets and carried no information at all about who was behind them. It was beyond just dark money, and at the time, political observers called the tactic a new and troubling development in state elections— but not necessarily an illegal one.
And it will remain that way heading into an even larger statewide election in 2018.
Says Perl: "If nothing is done very early next session, expect an explosion during the gubernatorial primaries and general election seasons next year."
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raspberry shrub
If you've talked to me in the past few weeks, chances are you've heard me raving about my new favorite drink, the shrub. No, we're not talking about the bushes outside your mom's house, but a super tasty syrup that can be added to a little seltzer or used as an ingredient in cocktails. Shrubs dates back to the 18th century when they was used as a way to preserve fruit—I still haven't figured out why they're called shrubs though. Simply put, they're a mixture of fresh fruit, sugar and vinegar.
Now I have to admit, when I first heard about drinking vinegar, I was not interested in it at all. That just sounds kinda gross to me. But then, thanks to Jessica who submitted a story for the next issue of Remedy that included a recipe for a shrub, I had to test it. I made it and I was hooked—it's like seeing in color when you've only seen things in black and white. The flavor is so bright and full of depth— I think you're going to be hooked too…
There are two methods to making shrubs, a hot, quick method similar to making simple syrup and a cold, slow method. I've tried both and they both provide great results, but I think the cold method has a bit more depth and fruityness, so that's the one I'm sharing.
Simply combine an equal amount of sugar and fruit in a bowl or container. *Note, I tried using less sugar and I felt like it wasn't as tasty, but that's just me. For the raspberries, I simply smashed them a bit to expose the inside of the fruit because that's how the juices will be released. For example, with cherries, pit and quarter them, for rhubarb, slice it—you get the idea, right? Then I just put it in the fridge and let it work some magic. It may take a few hours, maybe overnight, you'll know it's ready when the fruit has soaked all the sugar up and has liquid is surrounding it (like the lower left photo above).
Next, you'll strain the liquid into a jar, making sure to press on the solids to get as much of the liquid as you possibly can and if there's any sugar left in the bowl, make sure to include that in the syrup as well. Shazam, you're almost done! All you need is vinegar— I like to use red wine vinegar, but you can also use cider vinegar or heck, experiment with other crazy vinegars. Remember how we used equal parts fruit and sugar? Well, we're also going to add an equal amount of vinegar. Once that's added to the fruit syrup you've got yourself a shrub! Wasn't that easy? Now wait until you try it!
The vinegar is going to be quite prominent if you drink it right away; the longer you let the shrub sit and make magic in the fridge, the more the flavors will meld and the vingar will be less strong. Regardless, you need very little of the syrup to make a drink that'll knock your socks off. I prefer it with simple seltzer, but it's also great with something light like lillet blanc.
raspberry shrub
makes about 1 cup
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|1 cup raspberries
1 cup sugar
1 cup red wine vinegar
|1. Combine the raspberries and sugar in a bowl. Gently mash the raspberries to release the juices. Place uncovered in the refrigerator for at least a few hours and up to a few days, until the fruit is surrounded by syrup.2. Remove the bowl from the fridge and strain the liquid into a jar, making sure to scrape the bowl to get any leftover sugar.
3. Add the vinegar, put a lid on the jar and shake. Store in the fridge—it's normal for some sugar to fall to the bottom. Just give it a shake before you use it. Eventually the sugar will totally dissolve.
raspberry shrub spritz
|1 ounce raspberry shrub
4-5 ounces seltzer water
1. Pour the shrub into a tall glass. Add ice, then the seltzer, and stir with a spoon or straw. Enjoy!


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 58109
Installer gives error dump while about 60% way through installation of rpms
Last modified: 2007-04-18 12:38:55 EDT
From Bugzilla Helper:
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2.During installation of packages about 60% through bug error.
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Created attachment 42051 [details]
Anaconda Traceback
<4>hdd: cdrom_decode_status: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
<4>hdd: cdrom_decode_status: error=0x30
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RUTLAND-Selected among several outstanding youth, Sandy Killary of Rutland competed against other Boys & Girls Club members for the Vermont State Youth of the Year title and a $1,000 college scholarship from Tupperware Brands Corporation recently.
As the new Youth of the Year for the Boys & Girls Club of Rutland County, 17-year-old Killary is an example of a young woman recognized for character, leadership skills, and a willingness to give back to her community.
Being named Youth of the Year is the highest honor a Boys & Girls Club member can receive.
As Boys & Girls Clubs of America's (BGCA) premier youth recognition program, Youth of the Year recognizes outstanding contributions to a member's family, school, community and Boys & Girls Club, as well as overcoming personal challenges and obstacles.
Killary, as Youth of the Year, encourages fellow club members to reach their full potential by achieving academic success, leading healthy lifestyles, and contributing to communities.
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Killary has volunteered for over 120 hours of community service in the Rutland in the last year and continues to volunteer for the Club and school while working part time, according to Bayle. Although she is only a high school junior, she is enrolled at the Community College of Vermont, earning college credit. She is a role model and regularly volunteers at the Merchants Row front desk in the junior club and in the art room.
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All four teens demonstrated pride in the club as well as support for the opportunities presented by Youth of the Year.


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3 Makeup Looks Inspired by My Favorite Albums of 2016
Since I'm a visual person I hardly ever remember the album title but I just remember what the album art looks like.
I love the beautyblender and all the knockoffs it has inspired, but I dislike the price tag. To save some cash, I recently revisited ye old wedge-shaped makeup sponge--the kind you can buy a big bag of for under $4. While they're not exactly interchangeable with a beautyblender, I have a few tricks on how best to use them for an airbrushed finish.
1. Use a block of two latex-free wedges.
One of the advantages of the beautyblender is its teardrop shape. The pointed tip can get to all those hard-to-reach areas, like the sides of the nose, while the rounded end gives you a lot of control over the sponge without it soaking up all your foundation. Run-of-the-mill sponges are wedge-shaped, with a pointed tip that's great for covering smaller areas of the face. The downside is that your finger can easily sink into the sponge when you try to apply foundation using the longer sides. For better control, don't separate the sponges into wedges when you take them out of the bag. Instead, use them as blocks so you'll be able to apply even pressure when stippling your foundation.
2. Keep the sponge dry.
Even though makeup sponge makers say you can dampen the sponge for a softer effect, using the sponge wet causes my foundation to apply unevenly and overly sheer (since it soaks up a lot of water). Instead, keep the sponge dry, especially if you want medium-to-full coverage. For sheer coverage, just use less product in the areas you want to cover. For reference, I am using CoverGirl Stay Fabulous 3-in-1 Foundation in Medium Beige.
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Start by dotting foundation on your face--work in small sections if your foundation sets fast. Then use the sponge to stipple the makeup very gently so it won't soak up a lot of product. It can take a bit of time to blend, especially since the sponge is dry, but hang in there. To save time, use the longer side of the sponge to cover bigger areas like your cheeks and forehead, and the smaller side to cover areas like your nose. If you're having trouble covering pores, add a tiny amount of foundation to the area and lightly dab the sponge over it. If the foundation ends up settling on the sides of your nose, very gently blend it outward using the edge of the sponge.
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K. Darby, looking for the ancestors of a specific branch of the Kingston DeLeon's: Hubert George Deleon Sr. b. approx. 1879, m. to Gertrude Agusta Calnek and had at least 7 children between 1907 - 1924. Have found many others allegedly linked to Joseph Rodrigues DeLeon, but none list Hubert. H.G. DeLeon or "Bertie" was some kind of administrator for the Jamaican Athletic Association in Kingston and handicapped horse racing in the Gleaner, among other things.
He had one son with the same name (*H. G. DeLeon Jr.) and another son named Noel George who moved to Florida, USA and then England.
H. G. DeLeon had a child out of wedlock with a cook who lived with his family and she was my grandmother Viola DeLeon. Viola married my Grandfather Perceval A. Darby in the 1920's or 1930's.
I am also interested in Darby's and Nethersole's in and around Kingston during the late 1800' as they would be related to my Great Grandparents Charles Henry Darby and Alice Victoria Nethersole. (I've been told Alice had some connection to Noel Newton Nethersole, but I haven't been able to establish any link thus far)
I have a moderately extensive family tree started and would be happy to help others on the same path.
Thanks in advance and good hunting


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Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing, Gamma Lambda Chapter
The Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) – In 1922 six nurses founded STTI at the Indiana University Training School for Nurses, now the Indiana University School of Nursing, in Indianapolis, Ind., USA. The founders chose the name from the Greek words Storgé, Tharsos and Timé meaning "love," "courage" and "honor." STTI became incorporated in 1985 as Sigma Theta Tau International Inc., a nonprofit organization with a 501(c)(3) tax status in the United States.
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From the evidence presented to us last week, it would appear that Sven-Goran Eriksson was offered the chance to manage Manchester United sometime between England's qualification for the World Cup, in October 2001, and Sir Alex Ferguson's decision to stay at the club, in January 2002.
It makes me think this: if Eriksson wanted out of England then, just how much must he want out now?
In the New Year of 2002, the English people were still entranced by September's thrashing of Germany in Munich and then that thrilling, turbulent last act in October, which ended with David Beckham thundering the ball into Greece's net. Eriksson's textbook on coaching was a bestseller and, after turning round England's dismal World Cup qualification campaign, the Swede was ready to take on the world in Japan.
Yet with all that adulation, and the thanks of a whole nation that no club manager can ever expect, the prospect of managing United still looked like a better bet for Eriksson.
If Ferguson had not decided to stay on, and a secret deal for Eriksson to take over in the autumn had been finalised, do you think that the club, the Football Association and the man himself would have been able to keep it a secret?
No chance. England would have gone to Japan with a coach whose long-term goal would have been wresting the Premiership back from Arsenal, not laying the foundations for Euro 2004. The end of the tournament would have signalled a new, tiresome search for an England coach only 20 months after the last.
So if Eriksson was prepared to sour the good feeling that accompanied his first year in charge of England, then by now he must feel even more ready to do the same. A quarrelsome bunch of Premiership managers to contend with and a no-win situation with friendlies. Play the stars for 45 minutes and lose, play them for 90 minutes and risk the wrath of their employers.
Now more than ever, Eriksson must be feeling the strain of the job. Mediocre performances against Slovakia and Macedonia and a defeat by Australia have not eased his position. Crucially he has lost Adam Crozier, his great ally and the man who gave him his job. If only, Eriksson will think, Ferguson was considering retirement again this season.
The choice for United was eventually made for them by Ferguson's decision to stay and, for the club, that must have come as a relief. No big institution such as Manchester United football club likes the unknown. All last week, Ferguson's style of management was under examination, but those in United's hierarchy know it is a style that works.
He is volatile, he will shout, but Ferguson picks on the right players at the right time to make his feelings known. When you lose your temper as a manager you are not doing it to make a point - that comes later in a quieter moment - you are doing it to get a reaction. And history tells us that Ferguson's teams react in the right way.
My advice to those in the firing line, and Beckham too, would be this: get yourself in a position where you are not likely to be hit by a boot or a teacup, or anything else the manager can lay his hands on. These things happen in dressing rooms and the key is survival.
I can remember Liverpool's 3-1 League Cup third-round defeat by United, at Old Trafford in 1990-91, produced one of the most remarkable aftermaths. I was injured, but I was in the dressing room and it was carnage. There were recriminations and arguments about the nature of our performance and, on the way home down the M62, you could hear a pin drop on that team bus.
These things happen in the cycle of a football club's season and they will be forgotten in an instant, just so long as you keep winning. Roy Keane bawling out the players around him does not matter one bit just as long as they keep winning. United came roaring back against Juventus and Beckham played well. Against Bolton, Ferguson blamed the heavy fixture list rather than his own jaded players.
For the few times I was in a dressing room with Ferguson as a member of the Scotland team, I was never treated to one of his legendary tempers. He had just become part of the Scotland set-up at the time and, as every player will tell you, timing is everything. It is the uncertainty that keeps players on their toes.
If you come off after winning 4-0, you know what to expect. The same if you have just lost 4-0. But what really throws players is the middle-of-the-road performances where they are unsure what awaits them in the dressing room. Praise or condemnation? All the great managers can keep that psychological edge over their teams, who never quite know what is coming next.
It would have been some act for Eriksson to follow. For those who doubt Ferguson's methods, look at the way he stamped out the complacency that seemed to have crept into his United team at the start of the season. That is the key to football management, and getting rid of those kind of skills would have been one giant leap into the unknown for Manchester United.


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As the emission legislation tightens, electrification infiltrates the mainstream and the value of the low carbon vehicle industry grows exponentially, we ask:
. What are the key technical considerations for success?
. Which suppliers are poised to emerge with dominant market shares?
. How big will the revolution be, and by when?
Please join IHS Markit experts for an afternoon of insightful discussions at Cenex LCV 2017.
Facility: The Poofing Grounds
Sponsors: IHS Markit
WEB SITE: www.ihs.com/events/conference-cenex-lcv201
With the development of telematics,autonomous technology has been thetrend of future cars.However, at the present stage of autonomous technology, we're facing more and more problems of cyber security issues. On one hand, the traditional automotive without any security protection has been completely exposed to new cyber-attacks. On the other hand, the risk ofhacking is dramatically increasedas more smart devices& ECUs access to automotive systems.Cars were hacked globally.
On this background,AutonomouSecu China Week 2017 will be held in Beijing from Sep.13thto Sep. 15th. It's the largest Cyber Security& Autonomous Event in China, which consists of 2 events: AutonomouSecu China Summit on Sep.13-14th and Autonomous& ADAS China Summit on Sep.15th. This informative event is going to have more than 30 car makers with over 300 industry professional delegates, sharing latest policies and technology trend, etc. This is the right event you cannot miss.
Attendees comes from government, associations,car makers,tire1s,sensors,security software companies, driverless tech providers, test companies, TSPs, insurance, rescue, consulting companies and other industry segments, etc.
Event Highlights
Cyber Security of Connected& Autonomous Vehicle Summit 2017(9/13-9/14):
Latest Autonomous& Cyber Security Policies, Standardization
Holistic Cyber Security Eco System& AutomotiveSecurity Full Lifecycle Management
Securely Addressing In-Vehicle Vulnerabilities, such as OBD II, CAN Bus, MCU, etc.
Providing Telematics and Cloud-Based Security Services
Utilizing OTA (Over the Air) to Address Weakness and React in Real time
Directly Meet the Hackers, See the Challenge You Must Face, Attack Anatomy
Developing Holistic Cyber Security Approaches of Autonomous Vehicle, ISO 26262
Best Solutions for Data Storage and Privacy Protection
Autonomous Vehicle& ADAS China Summit(9/15):
Current Status of Autonomous Vehicle Market and Future Prospect in China
AI+ Automotive Make the Running& Thinking Cars
Key Technologies like ADAS, LIDAR, Voice Interaction, High Accuracy Mapping Solution, etc.
Chinese Automotive OE's Strategy Planning on Autonomous Vehicle, like ChangAn, Baidu,
Latest System-on-Chip (SoC) Development for Autonomous Vehicle
Autonomous Technology Brings Great Changes to Smart City, Insurance& Rescue industry.
Facility: Beijing
Sponsors: Bosch, Baidu,Qihoo 360
WEB SITE: www.taaslabs.com/autonomousecu2017/
Come and hear L. Brooks Patterson, Oakland County Executive, speak on September 14, 2017. Mix with business leaders, executives, and other elected officials at Birmingham's historic Townsend hotel. Hors d'oeuvres will be provided, and a cash bar will be available.
STATE OR COUNTRY: Michigan
Facility: The Townsend Hotel
Sponsors: Republican Oakland County Commissioners
WEB SITE: 100 Townsend Street
Testing Expo China - Automotive is firmly established as the number-one trade show for technologies and services that ensure quality, reliability, durability and safety for the automotive industry in China.
Facility: Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention
Sponsors: UKi Media and Events
WEB SITE: go.evvnt.com/109394-0
Mark your calendar now and plan to attend the 2017 AIAG Quality Summit on September 19-20, 2017. If you are responsible for quality or product development, AIAG's Quality Summit is the premier automotive industry quality event of the year. The 2017 event will provide insights, from both OEM and supplier perspectives, on how to navigate doing business in a global environment.
STATE OR COUNTRY: Michigan
Facility: Suburban Collection Showplace, Novi, MI
Sponsors: AIAG (Automotive Industry Action Group)
WEB SITE: bit.ly/2017aiagQualitySummit
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers and The Institution of Engineering and Technology have joined forces for an exclusive conference on Connected and Automated Vehicle Engineering.
Facility: Aston Villa Football Club
Sponsors: Institution of Mechanical Engineers
WEB SITE: go.evvnt.com/137179-0
ESI Group, leading innovator in Virtual Prototyping software and services for manufacturing industries, will host the ESI Forum in North America in Birmingham, Michigan. From September 26 to 27, clients from a diverse range of industries, from ground transportation to aerospace and defense, will gather to exchange ideas on new trends in simulation and manufacturing and how to address the challenge of delivering more innovative and smarter products at a lower cost, faster, and with increased reliability.
STATE OR COUNTRY: Michigan
Facility: The Townsend Hotel
WEB SITE: www.esi-group.com/NAforum
The southeastern United States continues to boast the fastest-growing automotive industry in North America. This October, senior executives from OEMs across the Southeast will showcase their plants' latest developments and emerging technologies and discuss efforts to increase the region's competitive advantage. Join us for the 10th Anniversary of the SAC this fall in Birmingham, AL.
STATE OR COUNTRY: Alabama
PHONE: 205-802-6363 x108
Facility: Birmingham Jefferson Convention Comple
Sponsors: AAMA
WEB SITE: www.southernautocon.com
Un hackathon 100% �lectrique pour faire du v�hicule Zero Emission une extension de la maison!
Facility: Technocentre Renault, 1 Avenue du Golf, Guyancourt
Sponsors: BeMyApp
WEB SITE: go.evvnt.com/161356-0
Hear from pioneers in this sector to find out how they are ensuring expectations are met in vehicle control and ride comfort. With the emergence of new systems disrupting the market including Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Autonomous Vehicles, learn how to design for the vehicle dynamics of the future. Don't miss the opportunity to network with OEMs, academic researchers and Tier 1 suppliers to discuss the current state of the art and future technology roadmap for vehicle ride and handling.
Key programme highlights:
-Hear about the use of driving simulators in vehicle dynamics development from Volvo Car Group
-Jaguar Land Rover share their approach to tyre design techniques to support ride and handling development
-Continental discuss their techniques for managing global chassis and motion control
-Understand the Passive Vehicle Dynamics Considerations for Autonomous Drive from Danisi Engineering
-Learn about the eDC2 - Hybrid Vehicle Torque Vectoring System from HORIBA MIRA
Attend this seminar to:
-Hear from leading companies in this field including Jaguar Land Rover, Volvo Car Group, Horiba MIRA, Continental and Danisi Engineering
-Discover how to manage disrupter technologies including future Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Autonomous Vehicles
-Take back to your business cost-efficient strategies whilst maintaining a competitive edge
-Network with leading organisations in the sector including OEMs, academic researchers and Tier 1 suppliers
STATE OR COUNTRY: >> Choose region
Sponsors: Institution of Mechanical Engineers
WEB SITE: go.evvnt.com/145464-0
2017 IEEVChina - China International Energy-saving and New Energy Vehicles Exhibition is the benchmark of new energy automobile industry, as well as the professional display platform for energy-efficient automobile industry in China. The show will be held on 18-21 Oct 2017 in Beijing, China.Profile of exhibit based on New energy automobiles: Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, Electric vehicles (BEV, including solar cars), Fuel cell vehicles (FCEV), hydrogen engine vehicles, air vehicles, magnetic electric vehicles and other new energy vehicles. Automotive Parts: Advanced combustion engine, efficient transmissions, lightweight materials, vehicle optimization design, hybrid power, other energy-saving technologies and products, Batteries, motors, electronic control and other core components and advanced technology applications. Charging facilities: Charging piles, chargers, power distribution cabinets, rechargeable batteries and battery management systems, parking charging facilities, intelligent monitors, charging station powered solutions, charging station-smart grid solutions, etc. Promotion and Application Cities, 88 new energy car promotion and application cities that appointed by Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Science and Technology and National Development and Reform Commission.
Facility: China National Convention Center
Sponsors: 100823
WEB SITE: www.evautoe.com/
Main stakeholders are gathering to discuss the developing mobility solutions and their perspectives in order to overcome the current and future challenges of urban transport and infrastructure overload. The sessions are set up to be interactive for the attendees to get involved into the creative industry-developing process.
Use the innovations to bring customers experience to the whole new level!
Facility: TBA
WEB SITE: smartmobility.global-crossindustry-summit.
Busworld Europe (Kortrijk) is the biggest B2B exhibition in the world for the bus and coach industry, no other commercial vehicles present!
Sponsors: B.A.A.V. / Busworld
WEB SITE: atnd.it/48951-0
About this event
A series of TED Style talks:
1) The legal and ethical challenges in the development of driverless cars and smart roads.
There is a long history of the law failing to 'keep up' with developments in technology, and driverless cars are no exception. Key issues include safety, privacy, security, liability for accidents, vehicle priority, congestion and the potential environmental impact. The talk, by Chris Connolly, will also examine the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the driverless car environment.
2) What good looks like
Cllr Mark Shelford will travel forward in time to explore how the Streets of Bath will change and some of the technical, cultural and social challenges that new technology will bring.
3) Removing the nut behind the wheel
Andrew Hawthorn will consider whether autonomous cars can be safe.
4) Public perceptions of autonomous vehicles
This presentation by Dr Miriam Ricci will provide an overview of what we currently know about public perceptions of and preferences for autonomous vehicles, drawing from a literature review of studies carried out around the world. It will then discuss the results of social research conducted as part of autonomous vehicle projects in the greater Bristol area.
Facility: University of Bath Innovation Centre
Sponsors: Bath Digital Festival
WEB SITE: go.evvnt.com/163986-0
Held alongside Automotive Testing Expo with its numerous powertrain testing exhibitors, Engine Expo showcases new and next-generation automotive and truck powertrain technologies, from coatings and lubricants, to new materials and fuel-saving concepts.
STATE OR COUNTRY: Michigan
Facility: Suburban Collection Showplace
Sponsors: UKi Media and Events
WEB SITE: go.evvnt.com/109409-0
Creating a Transparent and Cost Effective Automotive Supply Chain
With automotive design relying on such a complex supply chain, the ability to breakdown and reduce costs is critical to remaining competitive.
Yet, friction is often caused between the pressure to meet target costs with the needs of suppliers to remain profitable. Meanwhile, everybody is trying to estimate the costs of unfinished designs based on incomplete databases and ageing software.
Automotive Cost Engineering 2017 will explore how the industry can instead develop a more collaborative and transparent supply chain and work together to optimize the balance between cost and design.
You'll also hear how to better forecast the implications of major industry trends such as manufacturing costs for lightweight materials, autonomous vehicles and increasing globalization of supply chains.
Join us in Detroit for this must-attend event for all automotive cost engineers!
STATE OR COUNTRY: Michigan
Facility: DoubleTree Detroit - Dearborn
Sponsors: Hanson Wade
WEB SITE: go.evvnt.com/135557-0
Now in its 12th year, the AMR is the leading automotive marketing event in the industry. This now two day symposium brings together top speakers from both inside and outside the automotive industry, inspiring the most creative and strategic minds in auto. The AMR pushes boundaries and cultivates connections.
STATE OR COUNTRY: Nevada
Facility: Bellagio Hotel, Las Vegas
Sponsors: See website
WEB SITE: www.jdpower.com/2017amr
In his saga, Detroit native Bob Riley attempts to identify and demystify the events and players that participated in "Big Three's" failure to thrive over 50 recent years. Includes a proposal for new propulsion system.
STATE OR COUNTRY: Michigan
Facility: Dearborn Main LIbrary; 6:30
Sponsors: Author
WEB SITE: detroitautocircus.com
ITS World Congress 2017 brings together global leaders in
intelligent and transformative transportation to address the
challenges facing our mobile, connected societies today and
in the future.
STATE OR COUNTRY: Canada
Facility: Palais des congr�s
Sponsors: ITS Americas
WEB SITE: itsworldcongress2017.org
With Europe being the first region in the world to introduce on-the-road testing, don't miss the timely one-day seminar on Real Driving Emissions, taking place on 31 October 2017 in Birmingham, UK.
Facility: Thinktank Science Museum
Sponsors: Institution of Mechanical Engineers
WEB SITE: go.evvnt.com/163112-0
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Hurricane Pro v4.5 includes Push notifications, world tracking and a whole lot more. We are no longer supporting versions prior to 4.0, to update:
- visit Hurricane Pro™ in iTunes
- tap the price
- tap buy
- if prompted login to iTunes
- iTunes will then let you know that you have already purchased this item, and ask you if you would like to download it for free; answer yes, and the update will install
That's it! If you have any technical questions about this process, please contact Apple, as we have no ability to control this process. If you are unsure which iTunes account you purchased Hurricane with, please check your iTunes receipts, or contact Apple for verification.
Some of our customers have had problems with receiving multiple push notifications. This seems to be an issue with Apple's servers holding on to multiple keys for your device. The best way to fix this issue is to turn off push notifications for 24 hours, and then turn them back on. The 24 hours part is VERY important, because it takes that long for their servers to clear your keys so that they can be reset.
Don't forget to write a quick review in the iTunes store! Those reviews help us keep a great deal of forward momentum going on our apps! We watch our reviews religiously as well, and the feedback is important to us, even if we can't respond directly to them through the App Store.


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Volunteer Appreciation Party
The annual volunteer appreciation party is one way the Town of Portola Valley says "Thank You!" to its many volunteers. Held near the holiday season, the volunteer appreciation party includes heavy appetizers, adult beverages, music, and a few words from our mayor and/or town council members. It's also a time to honor one particular individual for their outstanding service to our community.
Are you interested in coming to this "by invitation only" annual event? Click here to volunteer for one of the Town's many committees.


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Let Lovell Homes help you move into your new dream property with our Helping Hands Plus scheme.
If you're looking to sell your existing property, we can help make the process easier for you. With Helping Hands Plus, you can get:
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Joie Lee
Born Jun 22, 1962
- Actor, Film Producer, Screenwriter
Net Worth
Under Review
Do you know the net worth?
Joie Susannah Lee is an American screenwriter, film producer and actress. She has appeared in many of the films directed by her brother, Spike Lee, including She's Gotta Have It, School Daze, Do the Right Thing, and Mo' Better Blues. She also wrote and produced the film Crooklyn.
Joie Lee Stats
Nickname: Joie Susannah Lee, Joy Lee
Profession: Actor, Film Producer, Screenwriter
Ethnicity: African American
Nationality: United States of America
Date of Birth: Jun 22, 1962 (56 years old)
Place of Birth: Brooklyn
Joie Lee Film Roles
Coffee and CigarettesGood Twin
Nowhere Fast
Coffee and Cigarettes, Memphis VersionGood Twin
She Hate MeGloria Reid
Mo' Better BluesIndigo Downes
Full Grown MenAnnie
A Kiss Before Dying
She's Gotta Have ItClorinda Bradford
Losing Isaiah
Get on the BusJindal
Joie Lee Film Executive Producer
All the Invisible Children
Joie Lee TV Guest Roles
RottenPrison Nurse


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I received an email from Terry in Toronto announcing he loved CrackBerry.com and more importantly that he and some coherts have launched a new BlackBerry Developer Community website.
The site is forum-based and is geared towards helping developers create BlackBerry Applications. So become a member, develop some killer apps, and then shoot me an email when your program is ready so we can review it and get it out to the greater BlackBerrying public!


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Here at UDHQ, our furry friends run the show. Check out some of our office stars in action!
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Our story opens nearly 20 years ago, when pink, red and beige enslaved the prestige beauty market. Heaven forbid you wanted purple or green nails, because you'd either have to whip out a marker, or risk life and limb with that back alley drugstore junk. Flying in the face of this monopoly, Sandy Lerner (cofounder of Cisco Systems) made a bold decision: if the cosmetic industry's "big boys" couldn't satisfy her alternative makeup tastes, she'd satisfy them herself.


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All the elements that have allowed Vancouver to top the list of the world's most liveable cities also make Western Canada's gateway a great place to visit. The beautiful Coast Mountains tower over the city, providing a breath-taking backdrop as well as the opportunity for skiing, hiking and mountain biking of the highest calibre. The ocean is equally pervasive, offering a lively beach scene, a 28 km sea wall promenade, and easy access to world-class kayaking, canoeing, sailing, scuba-diving and whale watching.
Vancouver's population is young and vibrant, supporting more restaurants per capita than any other Canadian city, and, with 30% of its residents of Asian origin, this is also a meeting place of east and west, affectionately nicknamed 'lotus land'. Vancouver's bustling Chinatown, is the third biggest in North America and is best experienced at the open-air Night Market, which features food stalls and cultural performances.
Vancouver's compact Downtown peninsula is a fine example of postmodern aesthetics: a constantly evolving hotchpotch of architecture, where sleek glass-and-chrome skyscrapers rub shoulders with Gothic churches, Victorian warehouses and a handful of curiosities. Surrounded by water on all sides, and largely undeveloped, Stanley Park is a green oasis, containing possibly the peninsula's best sight, the Aquarium. Granville Island is another must-see, combining a Covent Garden-style market with BC's finest arts and craft galleries in an attractive marina setting.
A short stroll away are museums in Vanier Park and trendy Kitsilano, which boasts one of the city's finest beaches. Further west is the unmissable Museum of Anthropology, with its vast collection of Northwest Coast art and carving. South and East Vancouver have some fascinating neighbourhoods and some beautiful parks and gardens, but the semi-wilderness parks that head up into the giant mountains on the North Shore represent for many people the city's finest feature.
The city's distinctive neighbourhoods, burgeoning culinary scene, delightfully eclectic architecture and numerous parks are major selling points, but just as compelling is its close proximity to many other prime destinations. Varied Vancouver Island and the laid-back Gulf Islands are a short ferry-ride away, while Squamish and Whistler promise world-class skiing, fantastic hiking, plus every other activity imaginable. Closer still are the watersports and picturesque harbours of the Sunshine Coast.
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