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Three ways you can get involved with downtown West Seattle – via the Junction Association:
SUMMER FEST COMMUNITY CHAT: After last year's West Seattle Summer Fest, you might recall, WSJA circulated a survey seeking your feedback. Now, you have a chance to come be part of a community conversation about Summer Fest and share your ideas – 6:30 pm Thursday, March 15th, at Great American Diner and Bar (4752 California SW). Not just what you think about last year or other past festivals – but what you want to see in the future! This year's Summer Fest is still four months away, so it's a perfect time to talk. Everybody welcome.
ADOPT A FLOWER BASKET: For the second year, the Junction Association is offering you the chance to adopt one (or more!) of its famous flower baskets. They're growing right now, and going up sometime in May, but about half of the 90+ adoptable baskets are still looking for adopters – sign up and pay online. No, you aren't expected to maintain "your" basket – but your adoption fee does get you a cool plaque that'll be displayed with it, all season long. (We're adopting one again this year.)
WEST SEATTLE WINE WALK: Got your ticket(s) yet? 15 wineries partner with local businesses to pour you a fun night of wandering and sipping. This too is happening for the second year (here's our coverage of the first one) – date is Friday, May 18th; last year sold out so you will want to get in on it sooner rather than later. Advance tickets are $5 cheaper, too. Buy yours here – 10 tasting tickets, snacks, plus a souvenir glass, all included.


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Electrical Drafter
Confidential Company • Florence, SC and 2 other locations
Less than 5 years experience • IT Consulting/Services
Salary depends on experience
Posted on 02/21/18 by Cynet EngineeringTeam
Confidential Company
Florence, SC
Less than 5 years experience
IT Consulting/Services
Salary depends on experience
Posted on 02/21/18 Cynet EngineeringTeam
We are looking for Electrical Drafter? for our client in Coral Springs, FL / Florence, SC
Job Title: Electrical Drafter
Job Location: Coral Springs, FL / Florence, SC
Job Type: Contract ? 12 Months / Contract to Hire / Direct Hire
Job Description:
- Min 1year of exp
Creating :
- Electrical schematics.
- Wiring Diagrams.
- Generate reports such as BOM, Terminal charts etc.
- Knowledge of metering and control panels,
- Experience of using Bentley Substation Software (Nice to Have ),
- Excellent in verbal and written communication.
- Bentley Microstation, EPLAN (Nice to Have ).
Primary Skills:
- Knowledge of design of Electrical Control Panels.
- Relevant experience with Power and Control schematics.
- Experience of using CAD software such as AutoCAD Electrical/EPLAN/Promis.e
- Excellent in verbal and written communication in English language
- Able to handle Microsoft Office applications.
- Able to work independently with minimum supervision.
- Willing to work from either Coral Springs, FL or Florence, SC.
Nice to have:
- Hands-on experience of Bentley Substation software tool.
- Key Words: Bentley Substation, Bentley Microstation, Electrical Panel Design,switchgear
Secondary Skills:
- Electrical design, Bentley Substation, Promis.e
Educational Qualifications:
- EngineeringDiploma/Graduate


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William Morris in Adelaide
Explore the wonderful hand-made textiles, stained glass furnishings and interior design of William Morris, who made a major impact on the Adelaide society of the late 19th century.
One of the great dynamos of English interior design, William Morris – designer, poet, mediævalist and socialist – revitalised decorative art with his Arts and Crafts Movement, which swept across the British Empire and found its home-away-from-home in the growing city of Adelaide.
In Adelaide, Australia's wealthiest family, the Barr Smiths, became Morris's largest international client, furnishing seven homes with his works. On this tour, explore these wonderful residences and other key sites, and revel in the beauty of Morris's enduring works.
2018 Tour dates:
25 September–01 October 2018
04–10 November 2018 **FULLY BOOKED – WAITLIST ONLY**
2019 Tour dates:
12–18 May 2019 (7 days)
04–10 August 2019 (7 days)
Check in to your hotel. In the evening join Michele and your fellow travellers for a welcome reception.
After breakfast, drive to the Art Gallery of South Australia for a private viewing of the William and May Morris collections. The Gallery has one of the most significant collections of textiles and furnishings by William Morris and his daughter May Morris outside the United Kingdom. Enjoy lunch at the Gallery before a walking tour of Adelaide, including a viewing of the Morris-designed stained glass window of the Old Stock Exchange, depicting the Federation of the Australian Colonies in 1901. The remainder of the afternoon and evening is at leisure.
This morning, admire the William Morris stained glass windows and quilt collection in St Augustine's Anglican Church before a private tour of the historic manor house of Carrick Hill, including the chance to view some never-before-seen Morris textiles. After lunch at Carrick Hill, return to your hotel and enjoy an afternoon and evening at leisure.
Wander through the David Roche Foundation Museum, one of Australia's most sumptuous collections of decorative art of the 18th and 19th centuries, with paintings, ceramics, furniture and sculpture from the early French Rococo to Russia's House of Fabergé. There is free time for lunch in the vicinity of Melbourne Street, replete with many charming cafés, before a scenic tour of some of Adelaide's most impressive houses and Morris-furnished churches. Discover an altar cloth attributed to William Morris on a private tour of St Peter's Anglican Cathedral, and bask in the melodious glory of a Choral Evensong.
Today, explore some of the charming historic churches and houses of the Adelaide Hills. Visit the Church of the Epiphany to see a special collection of Morris-designed memorabilia. Continue to Auchendarroch House, one of the former mansions of the Barr Smith family, and enjoy lunch in a room decorated with Morris's furnishings. Wander through the rambling house and gardens of The Cedars, home of the famous German-Australian landscape painter Sir Hans Heysen, himself a protégé of the Barr Smith family.
Return to your hotel for an evening at leisure.
After breakfast, depart for a full-day tour of the delightful towns of the Fleurieu Peninsula between Adelaide and Lake Alexandrina. First stop is Victor Harbor, the pleasant summer retreat of Adelaideans, overlooking the mighty Southern Ocean. Enjoy a farewell lunch in Port Elliot with time for a stroll through its antique shops, followed by a scenic drive through Willunga and the McLaren Vale wine region. On the way back to Adelaide, call in for afternoon tea at a special destination, before returning to your hotel for an evening at leisure.
Tour arrangements conclude after breakfast.
Please note, order of visits subject to change
All prices are per person, in AUD
*Single travellers may request to share.
Please advise at time of booking.
Tour code
Final payment due
Thursday 20 September 2018
Fitness level
Please see booking conditions for fitness level definitions.
Please contact Renaissance Tours or your travel agent for assistance.
Tour price includes
- Six nights' accommodation at the Stamford Grand Hotel in Adelaide Beach, Glenelg, with private facilities and breakfast daily (B)
- All meals as per itinerary (L = Lunch, D = Dinner, R = Reception). Soft drinks, juices and tea/coffee included; wines included for farewell lunch.
- Comfortable air-conditioned coach transportation throughout
- Comprehensive sightseeing and visits to galleries, museums, churches and other attractions including entrance fees as per itinerary
- Lectures and talks with your tour leader throughout
- Full-day tour to the Fleurieu Peninsula
- Gratuities for local guides and drivers
- Hotel porterage (one piece per person)
Tour price does not include
- Flights to/from Adelaide
- Airport transfers on arrival and departure
- Items of a personal nature (e.g. telephone, laundry, minibar etc.)
- Travel insurance (recommended) – please contact us for assistance
Your hotel
Glenelg – Stamford Grand Hotel Adelaide Beach****+
N.B. A hotel of a similar standard may be substituted


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Some people say that man wasn't created in the image of God; that God was created in the image of man.
If we look at the Old Testament, this is clearly nonsense.
God wasn't created in the image of man! No, he was created in the image of a psychotic nutcase, with serious anger management issues.
And if we look at some other faiths, he's a bit of a perve, too. Nice.
Religion was a worthwhile and necessary invention. It was an attempt by man to reach the Gods, through prayer, communion, word and deed. And all the while, the Gods remained unmoved, saying, "Nice try, but no cigar. You are looking in the wrong place. We aren't outside you. We are you."
When I was growing up, football was my religion. There I would be, every other Saturday, part of a great mass of people praying to some higher force for deliverance.
And then, after about twenty years of this, I started to let it go; when I realised that relying on a force outside yourself to make you happy, was completely insane. That, ultimately, success or failure in life was all down to me – not God. Or Arsenal.
Which is not to dismiss the power and the force behind the universe, and everything else.
A power and a force which I consider to be love. Therefore, my religion and my God is love. And so am I.
© Phillip A. Klein March 2008


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This morning's news has us craving a velvety smooth chai latte, honey!
Nicole Marie Melton Jun, 16, 2011
This morning's news has us craving a velvety smooth chai latte, honey!
- Our favorite redhead, Rihanna, is going to be representing hard for her homeland of Barbados. The sultry singer has just inked a deal with the Barbados Tourism Authority to become a tourism ambassador for the island. [The Hollywood Gossip]
- Speaking of RiRi, remember those rumors floating around that she was dating Drake? FALSE! Despite the fact that the pair were seen last week getting up close and personal during appearances in Canada, the singer took to her Twitter account to dispel dating myths. When a fan asked her if she was dating Drake, she replied with a simple, "Nah, boo." Enough said. [VIBE]
- It looks like it will be a big year for the BET Awards! The lineup keeps getting better and better. Beyonce and Kelly Rowland have just been added to the list of performers. They join Alicia Keys, Chris Brown, and ESSENCE Music Festival headliners Mary J. Blige and Jill Scott, who will also take the stage. The show airs Sunday, June 26. [BET]
- Joss Stone has been going through quite a scary situation. She was at the center of an awful plot apparently devised by two men who allegedly planned to rob and inflict bodily harm on the singer. Thank goodness these dudes were arrested before their mischievous plot got underway! The two men will appear in court in England today. [The Hollywood Reporter]
- Serena Williams staged a brave return to the tennis court this week at the AEGON International tournament, however, her comeback appearance has come to an end. Despite the loss, the tennis star is looking at the bright side. "It was a good two matches for me," she said. "I couldn't be happier with the amount of tennis I played." We're proud of you, Serena! Hang in there, girl. [EURweb]
- After all these years, could we finally have an answer to who shot Tupac Shakur two years before he was murdered? Apparently so. Dexter Issac, an imprisoned felon, claims he is responsible for the 1994 shooting of the rapper. The NYPD is currently investigating Issac's claims. [Wall Street Journal] Let's hope this will open up the door to who killed Tupac in 1996.
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Unemployment is extremely high in our country and the rural areas are hardest hit. Agriculture is one of the few sectors that offers the opportunity for job creation in these areas. Buhle presents a solution for those new farmers who have access to land, but not the skills and experience they need to farm it.
Buhle's mission is to fulfil this need, by providing new and developing farmers with the training and post-training support that they require. This
enables them to create livelihoods for themselves, jobs for others on their farms, and also help to ensure food security in the rural areas.
Our ultimate mission, of course, is to help alleviate poverty by developing and implementing best practice in our own sector, agriculture.


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Hong Kong-based Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts is Asia Pacific's leading luxury hotel group and regarded as one of the world's finest hotel ownership and management companies.
The Shangri-La story began in 1971 with its first deluxe hotel in Singapore. Today, there are more than 70 hotels and resorts throughout Asia Pacific, North America, the Middle East, and Europe, representing a rooms inventory of over 30,000. In addition, new hotels are under development in Austria, Canada, mainland China, India, Macau, Philippines, Qatar, Turkey and United Kingdom.
For additional details, please see the Shangri-la web site at www.shangri-la.com
Sky Pearl Club members will earn miles per stay* at any participating Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts, Traders Hotels and Kerry Hotels.
(To earn this special Sky Pearl mileage bonus, simply present your Sky Pearl Club membership card upon check-in at any participating Shangri-La property).
|Shangri-La Rates
|Base Award
|Non-discounted rates/ Corporate rates
|800km per stay
|Local package rates
|400km per stay
*Per eligible stay is based on one or more consecutive nights of lodging at Shangri-La. Check-in with the same hotel following a check-out on the same day will not be considered as two stays.
Sky Pearl Club members who are also Golden Circle Members may choose to earn either Sky Pearl mileage for each eligible stay or earn Golden Circle Award Points (GC Award Points)**
From 1 March 2011, Golden Circle Members can also convert their Golden Circle Award Points (GC Award Points) to Sky Pearl Club mileages at a ratio of 1 point to 1.6 kilometer. Minimum transfer shall be 2,500 GC Award Points per single transaction.
**Effective 25 October 2010, Golden Circle Elite Members (now renamed as Diamond Members) will earn 50% bonus GC Award Points and Executive Members (now renamed as Jade Members) will earn 25% bonus GC Award Points on all qualifying spending. Extra tier bonus mileage is replaced by bonus GC Award Points, i.e. 400 bonus km and 200 bonus km previously given to Elite and Executive Members respectively will no longer be awarded.
Langham Hospitality Group is founded on the "Traditions of Excellence" originated in 1865 at The Langham, London. It comprises a family of distinctive hospitality brands, including Langham Hotels and Resorts, Cordis and Eaton. The Group's rapidly expanding portfolio now spans four continents, with properties covering major gateway cities worldwide.
Sky Pearl Club members will earn 1,000 mileages per qualified stay at any participating hotels of Langham Hospitality Group.
Note: please present your Sky Pearl Club membership card upon checking-in for mileage credit. For further details, please visit http://www.langhamhospitalitygroup.com
Enjoying good reputation for affluent cultural background and excellent service, The Garden Hotel, Guangzhou sets another milestone by winning the prestigious Platinum Five-Star Award issued by the China National Tourism Administration. The Garden Hotel is one of the three hotels in China and the only national brand hotel in South China to receive this significant award, which is the highest hospitality award in China.
The Garden Hotel Guangzhou features 828 rooms and suites, all comfortably furnished and offering a wide range of amenities. And whatever cuisine takes your fancy, you'll be able to find it at The Garden Hotel. For business guests, The Garden Hotel Guangzhou offers distinctive services and facilities.
How to earn mileages
Sky Pearl Club Members will earn 800 mileages for each qualifying stay at Guangzhou Garden Hotel. Notes: please present your Sky Pearl Club membership card upon checking-in for mileage credit. For more information, please dial China Southern hot line: 95539.
Starting April 1, 2006, China Southern Airlines? Sky Pearl Club members who are members of Marriott Rewards can now earn the following mileage awards when staying at more than 2,600 Marriott International hotels throughout 65 countries.
|Marriott Brands
|Marriott Hotels and Resorts
|Renaissance Hotels and Resorts
|Marriott Vacation Club International
|JW Marriott Hotels and Resorts
|Courtyard by Marriott
|Fairfield Inn by Marriott
|TownePlace Suites by Marriott
|SpringHill Suites by Marriott
|Residence Inn by Marriott
|Horizons by Marriott
|(1mile = 1.609kilometer)
Hilton Honors, the award-winning guest-loyalty program for Hilton Worldwide's 10 distinct hotel brands, honors its more than 30 million members by allowing them to turn earned points into experiences worth sharing. In addition to redeeming Honors points for complementary hotel stays, Honors members can use points to purchase unique experience rewards, merchandise and vacation packages, make charitable contributions, and more. HiltonHonors is also the only guest-loyalty program to offer 'Points & Miles' and 'No Blackout Dates' at more than 3,900 hotels in 91 countries.
Contact Us Visit www.Honors.com or call 8008200600
Listed on the London Stock Exchange, M&C is a dynamic, global hotel company, which owns, asset manages and/or operates a worldwide portfolio of over 110 hotels throughout Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East & North Africa, and North America. It is a subsidiary of listed property giant City Developments Limited (CDL). M&C and CDL are members of the Hong Leong Group Singapore.
As a member of Sky Pearl Club, you can earn 800 or 400 kilometers for every qualifying stay with Millennium & Copthorne Hotels in Asia.
M&C Brand Website:www.millenniumhotels.com.cn
Jinling Hotels & Resorts, one of China's top five largest hotel management groups, manages 128 hotels in China, which offer the ideal stay for business or leisure travellers. Among its standout properties. Jinling Hotel Nanjing is a major landmark, known for its graciousness, authenticity and "Golden Touch of Hospitality", and where you can enjoy a spectacular view of Nanjing city.
Jinling elite members can earn 800km or 400km miles of China Southern Airlines for each stay at any of Jinling Hotels & Resorts that participates in Jinling Elite Program at the required room rate with China Southern Sky Pearl Club card. Members can also log on to Jinling website to redeem their points for China Southern miles.
Country Garden Phoenix International Hotels Management Company is one of the first-class hotel groups boasting the solidest comprehensive strength in China.
Country Garden Phoenix International Hotels has carefully cultivated such three brands as "Country Garden Phoenix"(the core brand), "Country Garden Holiday" and "Country Garden Kylin". It has already opened 60 hotels with about 18,000 rooms in total and in the meanwhile, over 30 hotels featuring a total of about 30,000 short-term planned guestrooms are under preparation in most of China's provinces and cities. Well-equipped and well-functioned, the hotels cover such six themes as business conference, coast, golf, landscape, hot spring and grassland, meeting the needs of different customers for different business conferences and leisure holidays.
Other Offers: Enjoy Phoenix Diamond Club courtesy at the same time: preferential room reservations, dining discounts, free room upgrades, late check out, check out no stay, a serving of free fruit or pastry on the first day of accommodation.
If China Southern Airlines Sky Pearl Club members apply to join the Country Garden Hotel Phoenix Diamond Club, a free membership card, membership discounts, points and other membership courtesy will be offered.
IHG (InterContinental Hotels Group) is the world's largest hotel group with 9 hotel brands including InterContinental® Hotels & Resorts, Hotel Indigo®, Crowne Plaza® Hotels & Resorts, Holiday Inn® Hotels and Resorts, Holiday Inn Express®, Staybridge Suites®, Candlewood Suites®. Two new exciting brands, EVENtm Hotels and HUALUXEtm Hotels & Resorts bring to the fold more exciting choices for every discerning traveller. With the strong partnership of China Southern and IHG, starting from 18th January 2014 Sky Pearl Club members can enjoy the IHG global hospitality and earn extra miles on your Sky Pearl Club account as well! Please check out what you can earn below:
Reservation & service Hotline: (Toll free) 800-830-1123
Website: www.ichotelsgroup.com
ABOUT Best Western Hotels & Resorts.
Best Western Hotels & Resorts headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, is a privately held hotel brand with a global network of 4,100* hotels in more than 100* countries and territories worldwide. Best Western offers 10 hotel brands to suit the needs of developers and guests in every market: Best Western®, Best Western Plus®, Best Western Premier®, Vīb®, GLō®, Executive Residency by Best Western®, and BW Premier Collection®; as well as its recently launched franchise offerings: SureStay®, SureStay Plus® and SureStay Signature Collection®. Now celebrating more than 70 years of hospitality, Best Western provides its hoteliers with global operational, sales and marketing support, and award-winning online and mobile booking capabilities. Best Western continues to set industry records regarding awards and accolades, including 64 percent of the brand's North American hotels earning a TripAdvisor® Certificate of Excellence award in 2017, Business Travel News® ranking Best Western Plus and Best Western in the top three upper-mid-price and mid-price hotel brands for three years in a row, and Best Western receiving seven consecutive Dynatrace® Best of the Web awards for its leading hotel website. Best Western has also won eight consecutive AAA®/CAA® Lodging Partner of the Year awards, recognizing the brand's commitment to providing exceptional service and great value to AAA's 56 million members in the U.S. and Canada. Over 30 million travelers are members of the brand's award-winning loyalty program Best Western Rewards®, one of the few programs in which members earn points that never expire and can be redeemed at any Best Western hotel worldwide. Best Western's partnerships with AAA/CAA and Harley-Davidson® provide travelers with exciting ways to interact with the brand. Through its partnership with Google® Street View, Best Western is the first major company of its size and scale to launch a virtual reality experience for customers, setting a new industry standard and reinventing how guests view hotels.
*Numbers are approximate, may fluctuate, and include hotels currently in the development pipeline For more information or to make a reservation, please visit bestwestern.com.
Best Western Rewards is Best Western's FREE rewards program. Launched in 1988, it is one of the industry's few truly international frequent guest programs.
Members across the globe can earn points towards an extensive array of product and service awards –including free nights; dining, shopping, and entertainment gift certificates; as well as airline miles – at Best Western hotels throughout North, Central and South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Best Western Rewards members earn 10 points per US dollar (or equivalent in other currencies) spent on qualified room rates or 250 miles per stay on Sky Pearl Club (Note: one check in ,one check out means one stay ) Best Western Rewards is now offering to match elite levels for customers that have gained elite levels in other hotel loyalty programs. For questions about Best Western's elite matching, contact email@example.com. For more information about Best Western Rewards or to enroll in the program, visit www.bestwesternrewards.com or call (800) 237-8483
Located in South Working Area, Baiyun International Airport, it takes 5 minutes to the airport by hotel shuttle bus, 30 minutes metro to city center. The hotel offers 835 rooms, 4 restaurants and bar. A 1028㎡ banquet hall and 9 multi-function meeting rooms provide flexible choices to hold conferences and wedding banquets.
Address: Konggang 5 Road, South Working Area, Baiyun International Airport, Guangzhou
Tel:020-8613 8868 Fax:020-8613 8869
Located in Pudong New District, it's 10km to Shanghai Pudong International Airport, 35km to the Bund. The hotel offers 212 rooms with contemporary facilities. 4 restaurants and bar will satisfy your taste bud. Several multi-function meeting rooms with audio visual system provide flexible choices to hold conferences and wedding banquets.
Address: 450 Yangchen Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai
Tel:021-2021 3333 Fax:021-2021 3331
Located in Saybag District, Urumqi, it's adjacent to Hongshan Park, Baisheng Shopping Mall, Meimei Shopping Center, and only 30 minutes' drive to Urumqi Diwopu International Airport, 10 minutes' drive to Urumqi Train Station. The hotel offers 295 rooms, several restaurants, bars, meeting and leisure facilities.
Address: 576 Youhao South Road, Saybag District, Urumqi, Xinjiang
Tel:0991-4568888 Fax:0991-4200792
Room consumptions during a guest's stay will be awarded miles.
|Consumption (RMB)
|Award Miles (KM)
|Above 1000
Marriott International, Inc. is a leading global lodging company with more than 6,500 properties across 127 countries and territories. China Southern Sky Pearl Club memeber spent all qualifying charges during qualifying stays at Marriott Hotel could accumulate mileage or Marriott Loyalty Program member could convert Marriott Rewards points into Sky Pearl Club kilometers.
|Marriott Loyalty Program Points
|Sky Pearl Club Kilometers
For every 60,000 Points exchanged, Joint Members will receive 15,000 bonus Points


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The brand new edition of Mystery Scene Magazine features a cover story on author Gregg Hurwitz; a profile of the influential and widely read Margaret Millar, an author who broke ground for such later writers as Ruth Rendell and P.D. James; Kevin Burton Smith's look at Jessica Jones, a "complex, conflicted TV hero for our troubled times"; Jon L. Breen investigates current legal thrillers that explore the limits of law and order; plus more articles, reviews, and the zine's critical favorites for 2015.
Thuglit Issue #22 is out and ready to "knock your literary teeth out the back of your head with eight brand new tales of misdemeanors, misdeeds, misanthropy and misbehavior." Authors with stories in the latest edition include Tom Barlow, Rob Hart, Matthew J. Hockey, Robert Hart, Joshua D. Moyes, Jon Zelazny, Willian Dylan Powell, and Nolan Knight.
Suspense Magazine's latest issue includes a new feature, "Craft Corner," in partnership with the ITW and The Big Thrill Newsletter, with Vincent Zandri and Darynda Jones kicking off things. Authors featured in this edition include Peter Straub (a Suspense Magazine first), D.P. Lyle, Tilly Bagshawe, and Bev Vincent, plus there over 20 pages of book reviews, short stories, and other articles.
The new Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine podcast this month features "The Adventure of the Seven Black Cats" by Ellery Queen, reprinted in EQMM's January 2016 issue, and originally published in the 1934 short-story collection The Adventures of Ellery Queen. This ingenious whodunit by one of the bestselling mystery writers of all time is read by Mark Lagasse.
The February issue of Yellow Mama includes the new stories "A New Cassavetes," in which Malcolm Graham Cooper's young filmmaker finds his own "Mrs. Robinson"; "Blacksburg Park" by J.J. Sinisi, where a teen girl hides a gun for her bestie's gangsta brother; Mark Jones's "Tin Cry," featuring a thief who forfeits his cut for love ... stupidly; and Oliver Lodge's "Prowler," a testament to obsessive creeps everywhere.
The third issue of Crime Scene features the BBC's Peaky Blinders on the cover, a TV series starring Cillian Murphy as an Irish gangster in post-WWI Birmingham. Inside, there's more TV coverage, including a brief look at Rowan Atkinson as Maigret, which is coming to ITV soon, and as article about the Welsh crime drama Hinterland. There are also interviews with Harlan Coben and Mark Billingham; Barry Forshaw talks about his upcoming book, Brit Noir; and Orion Publishing's Sam Eades looks at the anatomy of a bestseller.
The March/April issue of The Big Click has gone live featuring short stories by and an interview with Libby Cudmore. The sad news is that this is the final issue of the publication, also the editorial indicates they're open to someone buying the zine and taking over. (HT to Sandra Seamans.)


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The only bad news about a Virgin Islands charter vacation is that at some point it ends. Because time seems to fly by so quickly, I always recommend a nine to ten-day charter (minimum) in the Caribbean. Why? It takes one to two days at the start of the trip to slow down and re-learn how to relax, island style. Some (like me) take work along with them, and it can take a few days to wind down completely.
In the end, I am not sure if it is the rum, the sun, the blue waters and beautiful views, or a combination, that pushes you to slow down, relax, and enjoy.
Do you want to experience the Virgin Islands on a MarineMax Vacations powercat? Take a look at their website and then give us a call at 425.780.5015 for 5% discount code.
Cruising the Virgin Islands, Part 5: Relaxing on Norman Island
After visiting Jost Van Dyke and Cane Garden Bay, it was time to start working back towards the MarineMax base on the other side of Tortola Island. We stopped in at Soper's Hole on the West End of Tortola for a lunch stop. We let the colorful and inviting shops draw us in, and at the Harbour Market, which features a good selection of food items, like flash frozen Swordfish, we purchased some for an upcoming dinner on board. After walking among the shops, we ordered Painkillers at Pusser's deck before heading back to the boat, which waited for us on a mooring ball in the middle of the harbor. Next stop – Norman Island.
Norman Island
Norman Island has a colorful history. The caves on the end of Treasure Point were once said to hide the treasure of the pirates and sailors who roamed this area and made famous by the book Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson.
It is said that during the early 18th century a Spanish galleon called Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe buried 55 chests of silver coins after the crew mutinied aboard the ship. Although most of the treasure is said to have been found by Tortolian residents and later by Lieutenant-General of the Leeward Islands, Gilbert Fleming. More pirate treasure is rumored to exist today on Norman Island.
A quiet afternoon at The Bight on Norman Island.
Norman Island – The Bight
Our favorite anchorage, with six mooring balls at Kelly Point, was already full. No worries for there are over 100 mooring balls in The Bight, and which gave us plenty of options. We took a mooring ball deep in the bight not too far away from Pirates Bight Bar and Restaurant – actually two bars and restaurants.
Over the last ten years, this corner of The Bight has grown up. The bar and restaurant used to be called Billy Bones and had a rustic, pirate flair on a beautiful beach. The construction of a new improved restaurant and then an unfortunate fire evolved into two restaurants and bars. The dock for dinghies and tenders to large yachts is situated in front of a beautiful white sand beach with many beach chairs. The bar service extends to the beach, and while the lounge chairs are available at no charge, the drinks delivered right to your chair make this a pretty lucrative venture.
Could there still be buried treasure in the caves on Norman Island?
Norman Island – Treasure Point
Our afternoon activity included taking the dinghy about a mile away for a snorkeling adventure in the caves at Treasure Point. While there is some day moorage for larger boats, the dinghy moorage is a line between two blue floats with loops to tie up the dinghy. It is a short swim to the caves. While many snorkel here daily, your imagination of pirates and treasure can run wild as you swim deep into the darkness of the caves.
The two restaurants at Pirates are very good with some unusual and very well prepared menu items. We had one of our best dinners on the trip there at the Pirates Club, to the left side as you come up from the dinghy dock.
The world famous Willy T is beginning to show its wear.
Norman Island – Willy T. Thornton
The next morning we made the decision to stay right where we were, exploring the island and taking advantage of our last days. With standup paddle boards, and hiking trails on Norman Island we had plenty to do. And, we still had not been over to visit the William T. Thornton, better know as the Willy T.
For many, long-term, repeat visitors to the BVI, the Willy T may bring back memories of rum soaked nights and wild partying and dancing on the Willy T. The bar used to give away t-shirts to adventurous women who would dive from the top deck, au natural, passing the bar on the way down. Over the years things got out of hand and diving or jumping off the top deck is now discouraged, but a few of our crew did – with bathing suits on I might add.
The Willy T has seen better days, or should I kindly say she probably looks better in the moonlight. We visited. We jumped off the top. We drank. We left. Then, we dined on grilled swordfish with mango salsa, served on the back deck for our last night on board.
Cruising the Virgin Islands, Part 5: Norman Island
Back to Reality
Since we stretched out our trip as long as possible with our final night on Norman Island, we started out early the next morning to return the boat and catch the 10:30 am ferry from Tortola to St. Thomas for our flights home. Half of our crew did not want to return to work and extended their trip with a 3-day stay at a VRBO villa with a pool on the hillside above Road Town, Tortola. There are many options for traveling in the Virgin Islands.
After planning and dreaming for months before the trip, it was hard to believe our trip was over and we were headed back to snow and rain in the Seattle area. Our memories would hold us over until our next trip and charter cruise in the Virgin Islands.
The crew pretty much agreed, our MarineMax 443 spoiled us. She was comfortable and spacious with plenty of room for entertaining on the flybridge areas, stern deck and even inside. The Spectra watermaker provided the luxury of frequent showers for our crew of seven without the worry of running out of water while washing dishes. An unlimited data WiFi hot spot gave us a lot of options for looking up information or making reservations, and yes, some of us we peeked at our work email. All around, it was a great charter trip.
~ Mark Bunzel
Catch up on our other stories about the Cruising the Virgin Islands:
Cruising the Virgin Islands Part 1 – Preparing to Go
Cruising the Virgin Islands Part 2 – Pre-Trip Phone Call
Cruising the Virgin Islands, Part 3: Time to Relax and Cruise the BVI
Cruising the Virgin Islands, Part 4: Exploring the Islands of the BVI – including Anegada
Interested in going on a BVI Flotilla?
Northwest Maritime Center BVI Flotilla February 1-8, 2018
Planning Party on March 29th, 2017 6 p.m. at the Northwest Maritime Center in Port Townsend
Are you sick of the rain? Are you tired of the dark and stormy being overhead and not in your glass? WE ARE! We're scheming our next sailing adventure and we want you to "Flotilla with Us" to the British Virgin Islands next winter. Bareboat or jump on a boat with one of our notorious Captains, Jake Beattie or Daniel Evans from the NWMC or one of our Seattle celebs!
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Research shows that despite an increase in the number of improvements in clinical, cost, and operational outcomes, there is a lack of sustained improvements. Some of the key challenges can be access to the data and analytics, and adherence to data-driven clinical standards, things the Allina Health Spine Clinical Service Line (CSL) clinical leadership team experienced.
By providing widespread access to the data and analytics, the Spine CSL at Allina Health has been able to continue its reduction in LOS and further improve its reduction in complications, all while increasing cost savings and achieving pay-for-performance incentives.
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An elegant matte gold 22k plated necklace with an intricate filigree leaf pendant, enchanting birdcage charm and freshwater pearl. An on trend yet timeless piece of jewellery.
The chain is 80cm long, however there is a delicate pearl suspended on the back extention of the necklace, allowing you to extend the length an extra 15cm or have a little extra attention to detail, making it a special and unique piece.
The size of the filigree leaf is approximately 58mm x 31mm.
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Barnfield is a warm, friendly and beautifully furnished holiday cottage nestling at the edge of the sleepy village of Bratton Fleming, a few miles North of Barnstaple on the edge of Exmoor. The big sand and surf beaches of Woolacombe, Croyde and Saunton are all within a 30-minute drive.
This large thatched 17th Century listed cottage offers luxury self-catering accommodation to groups and families (and their pets).
Although it has been carefully refurbished, the cottage boasts charming period features including the original inglenook fireplace, oak beams and flagstone floors.
Ground floor accommodation comprises a lounge with large inglenook fireplace, wood burner and double sofa-bed, a large, well-equipped kitchen diner with Aga-style stove, separate dining room, utility room, ground floor bedroom, large games-chillout room and an en-suite shower room with basin and WC.
The ground floor bedroom has level access from the BBQ terrace and the drive through French Windows. This has zip and link beds allowing it to be used as a double or twin room.
Upstairs are three good size bedrooms (one with en-suite shower and basin) comprising 2 doubles and a twin (full-size bunk beds). and a family bathroom having a bath with shower over.
The secure garden contains two small lawns, patios, one with a BBQ and large outdoor table, flower beds and a drive suitable for parking 2-3 cars. It lies on a quiet lane (a Sustrans National Cycle Route) which leads to an abundance of country and village walks.
The cottage is pet-friendly. We'll even provide a temporary dog tag (with a local contact number), spare bowl and lead, throws for the furniture, and details of dog-friendly local beaches and walks.
Families with young children and infants are also welcome and cared for with facilities such as cots, highchairs, baby monitors, plug guards, cutlery, crockery and more.
For further information please phone, e-mail or visit our website (this has an online booking option).
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A Lovely 2-Family Holiday by The Miller Family on August 5th 2017
Thank you for a lovely stay at Barnfield Cottage. The cottage was a perfect layout for two+ families. Great location central to all the attractions we wanted to visit. We were very grateful for all the children
AN AMAZING NORTH DEVON COTTAGE! by The Apps Family, March 2017 on June 4th 2017
This house is amazing! Beautiful rooms and splendid views. A fantastic weekend. Loved the homely feeling. Look forward to coming back.
ABSOLUTELY THE NICEST! by Mrs H Harding, Weymouth, Feb 2017 on April 27th 2017
Barnfield really is a lovely cottage and we all enjoyed staying there. One of the nicest self catering properties we have ever stayed in.
SIMPLY THE NICEST OF COTTAGES by Helen Harding, Weymouth, 16.2.17 on February 16th 2017
Barnfield really is a lovely cottage and we all enjoyed staying there. One of the nicest self catering properties we have ever stayed in.
A FABULOUS COTTAGE IN A BEAUTIFUL PLACE by Helen Harding,Weymouth, 12.2.17 on February 12th 2017
Many thanks for our stay in your fabulous cottage. The Boys really enjoyed the Games Room. We all had great nights in front of the woodburning stove. Beautiful countryside also a pleasure. We did one of the circular walks from the leaflet in the Welcome Book.
A FANTASTIC WINTER WEEKEND IN DEVON by J Warrender, Exeter, 19.1.17 on February 12th 2017
We had a very enjoyable stay, felt very at home and relaxed with everything we could possibly need – and more! We made the most of the dry weather– a circular walk around Lynton and Valley of the Rocks, a walk over Countisbury Headland to the Lighthouse and down to Heddon's Mouth. Lovely meal at the Black Venus in Challacombe. Overall a fantastic weekend. Fantastic accommodation and a helpful, friendly host. Thanks for having us!
A GREAT PLACE FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE by Dr. De Marchi and family, London. 30 Dec 2016 – 2nd Jan 2017 on February 12th 2017
Thank you so much for providing such a well-kept cottage which certainly felt like home. Lovely village and great access to coastal walks. What a great place to send off 2016!
EXACTLY THE CHRISTMAS COTTAGE WE HOPED FOR! by Dr. Célia Demarchi, London, December 2016 on January 4th 2017
We had a wonderful trip and the house was great. Exactly what we had hoped for and the welcome basket and extra baby supplies were a lovely touch. It was beautifully decorated and felt very homely so thank you.
WE LOVE BARNFIELD! by Julia Thompson, Long Whittenham, 6.12.16 on December 7th 2016
Just a quick message to say how much we enjoyed our stay at Barnfield Cottage. We had a truly wonderful weekend and the setting and the cottage itself were absolutely beautiful. We have already recommended it to friends and very much hope to be back in the future.
THE BEST COTTAGE WE'VE EVER STAYED IN! by Jane, Keith and Cathy, Alton, Hampshire. October 2016 on November 20th 2016
What a fantastic cottage - must be the best we've stayed in a nd we've stayed in quite a few! Everything has been thought of and we can't fault it. The location is great too. Will definitely be back some day...hopefully. Thank you.
A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE by N Hodges, Bristol on September 30th 2016
We all had a fabulous time during our stay and thought the character and style of Barnfield was beautiful. I had never cooked with a stove before but soon got to grips
We Loved This Quirky Cottage by S Dowty on September 4th 2016
We loved this quirky cottage, where the owners have generously stocked the house with childrens' toys, beach essentials, sports equipment , utensils and we have had a wonderful time here. Situated close to Saunton Sands, Croyde Bay and Combe Martin beacheds it is also well positioned to enjoy the beautiful countryside.
Amazing Place by Sara. August 2016 on September 4th 2016
Amazing place and lovely area. We would come back like a shot.
Wow - Exactly What We wanted! by S. Bidder. 26 August 2016 on August 28th 2016
Our first impression was "Wow!" and that is exactly what we were looking for when booking a week's holiday. We weren't disappointed! Bratton Fleming is a lovely village and a great choice and location for days out.
A Wonderful Family Holiday! by B Lyttton. August 2016 on August 21st 2016
A wonderful family holiday in a very beautiful location. So much to see and do. The house so comfortable, a real country cottage. Thank you so much! B Lytton, 12 Aug 2016
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! by Nina Jenkins. on August 21st 2016
Have had a super holiday! Loved the cottage. Very roomy and comfortable. Highly recommended. Games room a real hit with the kids!. Thank you for scones on our arrival - lovely! Nina Jenkins, 19 Aug 2017
a Perfect Place by Stphanie Lyons on February 23rd 2016
The most beautiful, quintessentially English, "chocolate box" cottage - the perfect place to escape at any time of the year.
It's Everything a Cottage Should Be by Anna Taylor on October 9th 2015
I've been staying at Barnfield Cottage for a number of years - and I feel my shoulders drop as soon as I turn into the driveway. It is everything a cottage should be - beautiful thatched roof, wood burning fire for the evenings, hand-built kitchen and the most gorgeous Aga. I can't recommend Barnfield enough.
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A Faster Counting Protocol for Anonymous Dynamic Networks
We study the problem of counting the number of nodes in a slotted-time communication network, under the challenging assumption that nodes do not have identifiers and the network topology changes frequently. That is, for each time slot links among nodes can change arbitrarily provided that the network is always connected. This network model has been motivated by the ongoing development of new communication technologies that en- able the deployment of a massive number of devices with highly dynamic connectivity patterns. Tolerating dynamic topologies is clearly crucial in face of mobility and unreliable communication. Current communication networks do have node identifiers though. Nevertheless, even if identifiers may be still available in future massive networks, it might be convenient to ignore them if neighboring nodes change all the time. Consequently, knowing what is the cost of anonymity is of paramount importance to understand what is feasible or not for future generations of Dynamic Networks. Counting is a fundamental task in distributed computing since knowing the size of the system often facilitates the desing of solutions for more complex problems. Also, the size of the system is usually used to decide termination in distributed algorithms. Currently, the best upper bound proved on the running time to compute the exact network size is double-exponential. However, only linear complexity lower bounds are known, leaving open the question of whether efficient Counting protocols for Anonymous Dynamic Networks exist or not. In this paper we make a significant step towards answering this question by presenting a distributed Counting protocol for Anonymous Dynamic Networks which has exponential time complexity. Our algorithm ensures that eventually every node knows the exact size of the system and stops executing the algorithm. Previous Counting protocols have either double-exponential time complexity, or they are exponential but do not terminate, or terminate but do not provide running-time guarantees, or guarantee only an exponential upper bound on the network size. Other protocols are heuristic and do not guarantee the correct count. Joint work with Miguel Mosteiro,
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A few days ago I was contacted by a representative from FreshBooks. Freshbooks is a Canadian software firm.
I think evidence will show that I have associated with a Canadian every now and then. But three of Freshbook's "tech guys" including the CEO, Michael McDerment, are planning a trip across the Southeastern United States on a whirlwind promotion–"thanks to our clients"–can we live in an RV for a week–tour; and one of their stops en route will be Mobile, Alabama on March 3rd.
Mike McDerment has two successful start-ups to his name, along with being the founder of Canada's Mesh Conference.
Michael's traveling companions will be Sunir Shah and Saul Colt.
Sunir is most well-known for building up the wiki community through MeatballWiki, including his most recent project, BibWiki.
Saul Colt likes to build stuff, but since he isn't that handy he chooses to assist in growing great companies. As Zipcar Inc's first international employee, Saul launched the company's first foray into the Canadian market and was instrumental in getting the Toronto operation off the ground. Saul is a respected publisher, having led his company SSS Comics to infamy, super-hero style.
So, do they want to visit the USS Alabama? Tour The RSA Tower? The Last Appomattox?
No. They want to have a beer with yours truly, Dave Robison.
They'll be on their RoadBurn Tour and they want to meet and drink with fellow blogger of "On The Road With Dave." I'm still trying to figure out where the great International USA/Canadian Blogger Meet-Up will take place.
Beer and Oysters at Wintzell's? Or an old-fashioned Bar Crawl on Dauphin?
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A project for Italian firms involved in the beauty, wellness and SPA industry which would like to take a first step in the UAE and GCC market.
A dedicated team of the Italian Industry & Commerce Office in the UAE, daily focused on this project, selected 23 Italian firms involved in the above-mentioned industry for the Italian quality and competitive prices.
The 2-day B2B event was held at the Millennium Plaza Hotel in Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road, on March, 1st- 2nd, from 10 am to 6 pm, where importers from UAE, Saudi Arabia, Barhein, Kuwait and Oman had the chance to meet these top quality producers, which displayed their own samples and products.
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Early education's critical path
We are at a critical crossroad for early childhood education in New Zealand and there is no doubt the decisions we make today will have an impact on generations to come.
Last year the Government commissioned an Early Childhood Education Taskforce to write a report on the sector and to make recommendations on future service provision. This body of research sits before ministers and is likely to underpin the development of new policies. There have already been significant changes to early childhood education regulations and the funding structure since 2010.
Both of these changes have the potential to have an impact on the quality of early-childhood education services available to children and families.
When the Treasury briefing paper to the incoming finance minister was issued, it recommended that existing early childhood education funding should be directed to low-income families.
Issues of who has access to early childhood education, the quality of services available, and the role of early childhood education in the New Zealand education system are all being considered.
There are two main factors driving early childhood education policy development: a focus on fiscal constraint and debt reduction; and a goal of increasing early childhood education participation rates among Māori, Pasifika and low-income communities.
These are priorities that should not be at odds with maintaining high-quality early childhood education services universally accessible to all families.
In fact, ensuring that every child can attend a culturally appropriate early childhood education service - and in the case of teacher-led services, with 100 per cent qualified, registered teachers - will help the Government meet these important objectives.
Investing in early childhood education is good fiscal policy. Research shows that every dollar invested can save up to $17 in future costs.
The Early Childhood Education Taskforce's report, An Agenda for Amazing Children, concludes that "investing in early childhood education can be thought of as one of the most effective uses of taxpayer funds".
Multiple research studies show that participation in high-quality early childhood education has enduring benefits for all children as they progress through their school years and beyond. The research shows the positive effects of early childhood education on students' literacy, numeracy and logical problem-solving competencies and social skills well into their secondary schooling years.
For children from disadvantaged communities, the benefits are even more pronounced and include increased success at school and increased likelihood of employment.
Walk into a kindergarten and you will see four-year-olds using computers to research information for a project; children discussing the kindergarten's recycling programme, working out how to harvest the next crop in the vegetable garden or negotiating a fair process to make sure everyone gets a turn. Young children are aware of their environment and the people around them.
They are industrious, inquisitive and creative. Kindergarten teachers build on and develop those interests, extending each child's learning and understanding about their world. Their experience in kindergarten will contribute to the academic, emotional and social foundation supporting their success.
The benefits of high-quality early childhood education extend all the way up the income ladder, and the research evidence shows that the economic benefits are maximised by universal provision.
Targeting alone is administratively expensive and has limited success reaching at-risk populations which are often ill-defined and constantly changing. The current mix of universal provision and targeting works. It provides universal access for all children, including up to 20 hours early childhood education each week for three to six-year-olds, plus additional targeted funding to support specific communities where needed.
Greater participation in early childhood education among low- income, Māori and Pasifika children is a goal that kindergarten supports and contributes to significantly. However, simply increasing the number of children attending services is not enough. To maximise the benefits of early childhood education, services need to be high-quality and tailored to meet the needs and aspirations of individual communities.
Kindergarten offers more than 30 services models and several of them are breaking new ground. Toru Fetū Kindergarten in Wellington brings together three Pasifika communities, focused on preserving and promoting the Niuean, Cook Island and Tuvaluan language and cultures. The Waimate and Ruahine regional kindergarten associations run mobile kindergartens which bring services to rural communities, and Koru Kindergarten in Stratford is attached to a Teen Parent Unit. Te Timatatanga o Te Matauranga Whare Kohungahunga is a bilingual kindergarten in Whangarei.
As the Government considers the future of early childhood, New Zealand Kindergartens urges ministers to acknowledge the important role of early childhood education for children, parents, whānau and communities.
Attending an early childhood education service is a child's first point of contact with our world- class education system. The Government must make a long-term commitment to ensuring high- quality, universally accessible early childhood education so that all children in New Zealand can have an opportunity to thrive and to reach their potential.
Clare Wells is chief executive of New Zealand Kindergartens Te Pūtahi Kura Pūhou o Aotearoa. She has just been appointed to a government working group to improve the quality of early childhood education.Dominion Post - 14 February 2012


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Monday, April 8, 2013
About external hard drives...
5 comments:
(I hope you see this, I've had to change things to where it's moderated. Dang spambot...)ReplyDelete
Wow. How old is he, if this one was half price?
Hmm... let's see now... *draws numbers in the air*ReplyDelete
Max is maybe 4 or 5 years old? I think... I'm somewhat surprised I haven't filled it yet. I'm something of a digital packrat.
(Must be nice, having spammers think you're worthy. I turned off auto-moderation and required log-in, trying to encourage people to comment. No such luck.)
So it's gonna take forever to fill a 1TB. I accept that challenge for the 2tb that I'm gonna buy.ReplyDelete
Was the 'packrat' syndrome before or after the drive? I may get worse! XD
It was before.ReplyDelete
Then I'll just be happy that it will do its job! ^^ Thank you so much for talking with me on this!ReplyDelete


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Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OTPP), the Danish Labour Market Supplementary Pension Fund (ATP) and Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) have entered into agreements on changes in the ownership of Københavns Lufthavne A/S. Bech-Bruun has assisted Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan throughout the process.
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OTPP) and ATP have entered into an agreement according to which ATP will invest almost DKK 10bn in OTPP's holding company, which already indirectly owns approx. 30% of the listed shares in Københavns Lufthavne A/S. OTPP and Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) have agreed that MIRA in this connection will sell its securities to OTPP whereby OTPP and ATP will acquire an additional indirect shareholding of approx. 27.7%.
The joint company, which will control Københavns Lufthavne A/S after completion of the transaction, expects to issue a mandatory tender offer to the remaining shareholders, which is expected to be in the order of up to DKK 19bn. Completion of the transaction and the tender offer are subject to obtaining competition law approval from the EU.
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FAYETTEVILLE – The University of Arkansas football team practiced twice Wednesday in the continuation of fall camp, working out in Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in the morning session and the Walker Pavilion in the afternoon. The dual set of drills saw the whole team work together in the initial practice and only newcomers in the latter session. Head coach Bobby Petrino, entering his third year leading the Razorbacks, has seen an increased amount of toughness coming from his group in the month of August.
"We are more physical, there is no doubt about it," Coach Petrino said. "We're more physical on the offensive and defensive front. Our running backs have done a nice job, mentally, saying that they are going to run downhill. There is really no named starter right now. They've taken their turn at shining."
The Razorback running back corps, consisting of returnees Knile Davis, Broderick Green, Dennis Johnson and Ronnie Wingo Jr. have shouldered the load equally during preseason practices. All four return for Arkansas having notched at least one start in 2009.
Playmakers also fill the UA wide receiver ranks, although Coach Petrino has also seen new faces make themselves known.
"It is a very talented young group," Coach Petrino said. "They are going to have to figure out who understands the playbook the most and who is the quickest learner."
Coach Petrino noted that Arkansas' veteran group of defensive backs have aided in the freshman receivers' adjustment to college football.
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krypted November 29th, 2016
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/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setblockall on
A couple of global options that can be set. Stealth Mode:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setstealthmode on
Firewall logging:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setloggingmode on
To start the firewall:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setglobalstate on
While it would be nice to think that that was going to be everything for everyone, it just so happens that some environments actually need to allow traffic. Therefore, traffic can be allowed per signed binary. To allow signed applications:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setallowsigned on
This will allow all TRUSTEDAPPS. The –listapps option shows the status of each filtered application:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --listapps
This shows the number of exceptions, explicitly allowed apps and signed exceptions as well as process names and allowed app statuses. There is also a list of TRUSTEDAPPS, which will initially be populated by Apple tools with sharing capabilities (e.g. httpd & smbd). If you are enabling the firewall using a script, first sign your applications that need to allow sharing but are not in the TRUSTEDAPPS section by using the -s option along with the application binary (not the .app bundle):
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw -s /Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/myapp
Once signed, verify the signature:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw -v /Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/myapp
Once signed, trust the application using the –add option:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --add /Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/myapp
To see a list of trusted applications. You can do so by using the -l option as follows:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw -l
If, in the course of your testing, you determine the firewall just isn't for you, disable it:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setglobalstate off
Or to manually stop it using launchctl (should start again with a reboot):
launchctl unload /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.alf.useragent.plist
launchctl unload /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.alf.agent.plist
If you disable the firewalll using launchctl, you may need to restart services for them to work again.
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Tuesday I posted about our first bento. In it, I had put a heart shaped hard boiled egg.
The heart was one of two molds packaged together.
The below star mold was also included.
The first try using the star mold,
created more of a flower shaped egg.
Still very cute!
I'll position the egg differently next time.
We'll see, maybe next time it will be a star.


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segmentation fault caused by setText()
I ran into segmentation fault after the last modification I made to a test program. Inside MainWindow constructor, I make a function call, makeConnections(), which is responsible to create signals/slots that I need. Here is the code that I recently added:
connect(ui->notesTEdit, SIGNAL(textChanged()), this, SLOT(rejectIllegalCharacters()));
void MainWindow::rejectIllegalCharacters() { QString textWithoutIllegalChars = ""; . . . ui->notesTEdit->setText(textWithoutIllegalChars); }
All this code executes and runs without any problems. I get the segmentation fault, when the first call to
is made. How can I fix it?
mrjj Qt Champions 2017
what might be wrong is that
SIGNAL(textChanged()) calls rejectIllegalCharacters
and then u call setText which calls rejectIllegalCharacters again
and u set text and it calls rejectIllegalCharacters again
until you crash.
U make infinite loop i think.
Well, your explanation makes sense but I created several breakpoints to find out the source of the problem. One breakpoint was at the same line as
void MainWindow::rejectIllegalCharacters()
and another was at the closing brace of it. The breakpoints didn't cause the problem.
So, I assume that rejectIllegalCharacters() is only called once when the constructor is first called. Correct me if I wrong, but the behavior you describe will happen if I actually enter text into the text edit not when I make the connect?
I also made other breakpoints after the
connect(ui->notesTEdit, SIGNAL(textChanged()), this, SLOT(rejectIllegalCharacters()));
is callled, all run with no issues until I hit the call to clear()
What would be the best way to fix it?
@WhatIf said:
ui->notesTEdit->setText should trigger textChanged ?
the connect WILL not! its just set up the signal + slot.
But if you debug it and u say it dont , its not that then.
but no reason for
to crash. (unless it calls textchange and u get loop)
jsulm Moderators
@WhatIf If you call
after the connect statement then it most probably causes that infinite loop.
In void MainWindow::rejectIllegalCharacters() you should disconnect before setting text and then connect again to avoid infinite loop.
@WhatIf said:
You cant do this ,as soon as there is signal textChanged , the slot is called,
and the emitter ui->notesTEdit is blocked . inside the slot you are trying to access the emitter only, which is blocked.
However , if you want to do this , then you need to put Qt::QueuedConnection.
connect(ui->notesTEdit, SIGNAL(textChanged()), this, SLOT(rejectIllegalCharacters()), Qt::QueuedConnection);
It works , try once.
I don't think it's an infinite loop because after the first call the illeal characters are already remomved and the text will not change again with the second call. But if you say you get a segfault when calling
clear()- maybe your
rejectIllegalCharacters()can't handle empty strings? Could that be the problem? What exactly are you doing in that method?
jsulm Moderators
@Sudo007 What do you mean by "blocked". Nothing is blocked here. It is perfectly fine to access ui->notesTEdit in the slot. Qt::QueuedConnection is needed when using signals/slots across threads which is not the case here.
I think its infinite loop
if i make small test
void MainWindow::on_textEdit_textChanged() {
qDebug() << " --- in on_textEdit_textChanged";
QString textWithoutIllegalChars = "";
void MainWindow::on_pushButton_released()
This will crash it as soon as i press button and clear is called.
so it was as expected that clear alter text, on_textEdit_textChanged is called and it
call setText that make signal fire again , over and over ..
@mrjj said:
so it was as expected that clear alter text, on_textEdit_textChanged is called and it
call setText that make signal fire again , over and over ..
Uhm, I thought there's a check that emits the signal only if the text has really changed - if the text is replaced with the same string again, it's not a "change" in my eyes... (I don't have an example at hand but I think I saw other signals in Qt where such checks are done and a
fooChangedsignal is fired only if
foohas really changed....)
Good to know... I didn't expect this behaviour.
frankly i did not think it was that either but at least here - the mini test
crash so it seems it works that way.
It seems clear does trigger textchanged and even
setText("") also does.
Maybe the text after clear is not the same as ""
kshegunov Qt Champions 2017
Any change in text (plain or html) will cause the signal to be fired, so there's indeed a recursion here.


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- Author
- Year
- 2010
- Title
- Die Lehre aus Amsterdam: Neue Urbanität in der alten Stadt
- Journal
- Geographische Zeitschrift
- Volume | Issue number
- 97 | 2-3
- Pages (from-to)
- 113-129
- Document type
- Article
- Faculty
- Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG)
- Institute
- Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR)
- Abstract
Cultural industries as an instrument seem to offer a way to revitalize derelict areas in and around the urban core that have been blighted by deindustrialization in the 1970 and 1980s. In this article, we explore how cultural industries have affected two such areas close to the Amsterdam central station. One area, Oosterdokseiland, is an example of top-down planning aimed at creating a museum cultural district with large cultural institutions as the municipal library, a music hall, and a museum as large anchors. The other area, the former docklands adjacent to the Oosterdokseiland, was planned as a monofunctional residential area in the 1990s. It nevertheless developed recently into an area of cultural industries. Many businesses in the field of cultural industries have been started there, turning the area through bottom-up initiatives into a fledgling cultural industries district. After having presented a more general analysis of the urban transformation, we analyse these two cases. We end with the wider implications which can be drawn from these cases. All plans for new urbanity in old cities can only work if there is a sound basis of old urbanity.
- Language
- German
- Permalink
- http://hdl.handle.net/11245/1.337539
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