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What are Social Goods?Social goods are those that could be paid for privately, but are provided for by the state for one reason or another.
Problems with social goods
Cash is better than the social good
Would you rather have voucher to buy clothes at a particular retailer, or would you rather have the cash value of that voucher.
You would always choose cash. Because with the cash you can choose to go to that outlet, or you can choose to go to another outlet, or not to buy any clothes at all. Having cash is superior to being given the product or voucher for it.
The same is true for public goods, the Government can give you the cash for your expected healthcare, or the healthcare direct. If the government gives you the cash, you can choose to buy a cheap insurance policy and take better care of yourself, making you and the economy better off!
This means giving people the cash is better for the government as well as the citizen.
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(ANTIGONISH, NS) The UNB Reds defeated the St FX X-Women 69-40 in the Atlantic University Sport season opener for both teams, on Friday.
The first quarter was an even affair with UNB taking an early lead, but X grew into the game. Reds' forward Eva Tumwine, (Fredericton, NB) was a presence down low, but got into foul trouble and had to sit out most of the first half.
UNB led 20-16 after one quarter.
The game was close at half-time, with UNB taking a 32-27 lead into the break.
The second half was a Reds wave as the trio of Mikaela Dodig (Bolton, ON), Jane Boyle (Halifax, NS) and Grace Simpson (Fredericton, NB) combined for 20 third quarter points. Unfortunately for the X-Women, Caroline Hrabinski (Toronto, ON) picked up her fourth foul early in the third and the Reds took full advantage of the loss of X's floor general. It was a complete team effort, as UNB controlled the tempo of the game and were able to get numerous open looks for high percentage shots.
The fourth quarter saw numerous substitutions for both teams, which gave some of UNB's young players time to shine.
Marley Curwin (Halifax, NS) controlled the game nicely from the back court and paired nicely with fellow rookie Katie Daley (Fredericton, NB).
X finished the game with a bit of a flourish, but wrapped up the game on the downside of the 69-40 final score line.
Dodig finished the night as the game's top scorer with 20 points, and took home Subway Player of the Game honours. Boyle had a double-double, with 12 points and 10 rebounds, and Simpson finished with 11 points and six boards for the Reds.
Ja'Yon Leak (Charlotte, NC) contributed nine points and eight rebounds for UNB.
Kimberly Kingsbury (Nepean, ON) was the leading scorer for the X-Women, with 14 points on the night, along with eight rebounds.
The same two teams will tip-off again Saturday. Game time is 6:00pm.
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Queen's Birthday Honours: Judy Murray and Heather Stanning become OBEs
- From the section Sport
Judy Murray and two-time Olympic gold medallist Heather Stanning have been appointed OBEs in the Queen's Birthday Honours List.
Murray, who has worked to grow tennis across Great Britain, has been recognised for services to tennis, women in sport and charity.
Stanning, who retired in 2016, is recognised for services to rowing.
Ireland rugby union captain Rory Best and former England coach Dick Greenwood will also become OBEs.
Northern Ireland football captain Steven Davis, former Great Britain rugby league coach Brian Noble and boxer John Conteh are appointed MBEs.
Also made MBEs are hockey coach Danny Kerry, who led Great Britain's women to Olympic gold in Rio last summer and former Newcastle United defender John Beresford for his work with anti-racism organisation Show Racism the Red Card campaign.
Murray 'determined to inspire'
Murray, 57, is the third member of her family to be honoured after her sons Andy and Jamie became a knight and an OBE respectively.
She was the Great Britain Fed Cup coach from 2011 to 2016 and has coached numerous players, as well as mentoring Davis Cup captain Leon Smith.
"I've seen first hand that your role models are important - that they inspire and excite - but sport is only as good as its grassroots," she told BBC Sport.
"I was so determined that there would be a legacy from what Jamie and Andy had achieved and I felt I could have much more long-term effect by sharing everything I've learnt over my coaching career with as many people as I could."
The Scot has worked to introduce more young women to tennis, setting up the Miss-Hits programme in 2014 and heading up the Lawn Tennis Association's She Rallies initiative.
She also fronts the Tennis on the Road programme, which brings the sport to deprived areas in Scotland.
Stanning and her rowing partner Helen Glover became GB's first female rowers to win back-to-back Olympic golds when they retained the coxless pairs title in Rio after their London 2012 triumph.
She ended her career having not lost a single race alongside Glover since they teamed up at the 2011 World Championships.
Ireland hooker Best, who has made 104 international appearances, also led his country to their first ever win over New Zealand in November.
"It's not just a reflection of my rugby ability. There are better players than me, but it's also hopefully a reflection of the person you are," Best said.
"It would be humbling to think that you can be considered more than just being able to play rugby."
Team GB swimming coach Bill Furniss and England Hockey chair Philip Kimberley have also been appointed OBEs, with the head of Sport England, Jennie Price, becoming a CBE.
In addition to the success of the women's hockey team in Rio, Great Britain's swimmers ended the pool events with their best haul of six medals.
All the sporting honours in the Queen's Birthday Honours List
Commanders of the Order of the British Empire (CBE):
Jennie Price, for services to sport, especially increasing women and girls' participation.
Officers of the Order of the British Empire (OBE):
Judy Murray, for services to tennis, women in sport and charity; Heather Stanning, MBE, for services to rowing; Rory Best, for services to national and international rugby; Bill Furniss, for services to swimming; Dick Greenwood, for services to national and international rugby; Philip Kimberley, for services to hockey; Laura Smith, for services to disability sport.
Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBE):
John Conteh, for services to boxing; Scott Hann, for services to gymnastics; Brian Noble, for services to rugby league and charity; Steven Davis, for services to football; Michelle Adams, for services to girls' and women's football in Wales; Andy Banks, for services to diving; Terry Flanagan, for services to rugby league and charity in the north west; Natalie Gilmour, for services to women's rugby league; Daniel Kerry, for services to women's hockey; Diane Lampard, for services to equestrianism; Angela Malone, for services to wheelchair curling; Peter Nicol, for services to the Highland Games, the economy and voluntary service in the north of Scotland; Jonathan Rea, for services to motorcycle racing; Dr Alan Stanfield, for services to curling; John Beresford, for services to education.


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You should always look at the possibility of changing things up as much as you possibly can. Consider yourself as an event photographer / wedding photographer. You should always be in the moment and live in the moment the entire time that you are shooting the wedding photo shoot. Do not be complacent when it comes to things like these because this is something that will really get to show in the shots that you get to produce by the end of the coverage. If you need to be caught up in crazy looking positions, don't hesitate to go for it while you are at it. You need to really exert effort in the kind of compositions that you are checking out. Make sure that this is something that you are willing enough to really put in because creativity will be your main bread and butter as a professional wedding photographer.
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Title: OHMS
Director: Bruno Centofanti
Writer: Bruno Centofanti
Producers: Bruno Centofanti and Fabrice
Executive Producer: Bruno Centofanti
Production: Another Word and 5D FIlms
Duration: 12 minutes
Format: Digital 4K
Colourgrade: Baselight
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3056786/
Lisa, an impressionable physics student, makes an analogy between her relationship and a lamp.
OHMS: The challenge
OHMS was my first short film. As my first project it was a labor of both love and hate. Love because I was starting my career by jumping in at the deep-end in a very spectacular way, and a sort of hate because with this project I had found out how much I still had to learn.
The production started in May 2008. I believe OHMS was the first short film to be shot in 4K resolution in the United Kingdom. The film was colour graded by Soho based company, Baselight and the sound was done by Gold Crest, again situated in Soho.
Without any experience and almost single-handedly managing to pull all this team together and finish the project, it is still something I am very proud of.
OHMS: Story
OHMS tells the story of Lisa, a young physics student, who makes an analogy between a lamp and her dysfunctional relationship. This makes her realize that the 'filament' between her and her boyfriend, as is the positive and negative poles of a lamp, has broken, therefore there is no more light.
OHMS: Screenplay
It was my first screenplay to be produced. I learned a lot during the process of writing, shooting and editing the project. This screenplay taught me my first directorial lesson: The story is everything.
OHMS: Aesthetics
I am very interested in the aesthetical process of filmmaking especially framing, composition, colour and shape. The screenshots below provide an example of my experimentation with shape and form.


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Steve Wynn – Sketches in Spain (2014) review
Steve Wynn – Sketches in Spain (Omnivore Records, 2014)
Steve Wynn, late of the legendary band Dream Syndicate, and currently, seeming to be all things to all people, hits us with a massive undertaking, consisting of 19 tracks, creating a rock opus of sorts, with a sly nod to the brilliant Miles Davis album "Sketches Of Spain." Steve's take on the whole issue simply revolves around the fact that the album was recorded "in" Spain, though one track denies this, and unlike Miles, there's no Spanish influence … other than the stylish bull on the cover, that again, evokes a visual image of "Sketches of Spain." What Wynn's album does emulate, is the stylish sonic palette created by European new-wave and dance club singles.
If you live or have visited in the EU, and it mattered to you, you may have heard this release in its original formate, drawn from of two albums recorded between 2001 and 2009, and never seeing the American shores until collected here … and I can assure you, it's a monster to swim through. There are deep riffs, unexpected vocals, unheard of arrangements, at times harking back images of Dream Syndicate, and at others, forcing me to question whether Steve even remembers those heady days, when he fired up a band who were sincerely one of the darlings of the industry, an indie grand slam, where he fronted a group of musicians who simply never had to pay their dues. What did surprise me, was how much I felt the presence of Lou Reed while listening to these tracks … and also David Byrne, which I can't explain, though you'll understand it when you hear it.
This release is surly going to further divide the Wynn camps, but those camps have been under division for a very long time. Wynn himself describes his career as a "beautiful mess," and as I revisit the lines "I'll make a toast to the flesh, and not a ghost," I can't help but feel happy that I'm able to walk between those two camps. It's like tap dancing on a land mine, and the results are explosive.
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Friday, June 21, 2013
A study of line- Opinion please?
Thanks so much for taking time to comment!
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
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Back to the line...
I've been rethinking the approach to my illustration style lately. Well, longer than lately. Here is a piece I've been experimenting with. I start with blue pencil and go over it with black to give it a darker line. This version I scanned in and using Photoshop adjusted the filter so the blue line is pushed back to gray. I guess I just really like the sketchiness of it. I may try just dropping out the blue completely and using a final clean line, but we'll see.
I used to illustrate in a similar way, where I would keep the pencil line, scan and color it in Photoshop. We'll see where I end up. I'd love any feedback, so please feel free to comment. I'll be posting more soon as well.
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i am pleased (beyond really) that she got bought up.
and in fact the ladypants who bought her sent pics and i photoshopped it into her house and it looks fantastic in there.
she probably wouldn't be cool with me showing her living quarters to everybody so you'll just have to trust me.
and...i know...
as asshole-y as it is to just start painting one day and be all pleased with yo'self- i am still pleased with myself.
and am a TOTAL asshole.
sadly i will not be doing a turds recap this week.
i am leaving for the beach on thursday morning and i simply do not have the time to do it.
i didn't even watch it.
but i do know that berkus was the guest judge and i am working on his CeLeBriTy FRRAgRance.
so far the scent is a healthy dose of leather and a hint of MFAMB secretions from my own private distillery.
i promise a recap next week.
sorry for the late post.
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In 1732 the mother of a perjurer called John Waller, who had been ripped from the pillory by a rampant mob, got into a carriage to cradle her son's mashed head, eyeless and stamped flat. Then his brains fell out in her hands.
Girding himself for a tour de force in his third and arguably finest history dedicated to a century in London (having already done the 19th and 20th), Jerry White reaches back 300 years to grasp, on the first page, violence as sickening as anything on film.
It is a grasp that does not relax throughout this powerful account of a filthy, volatile and fast-growing city. The 18th century laid down the body of the capital, physically and politically. London comes across as a visceral creature, crouching in the smoking ruins left by the fire of 1666 (where three-fifths of the city was destroyed), from which it is rearing, learning tricks both hideous and clever; cranking out the sinews and meat of new buildings and streets and squares; forming political and legal muscle, raising or crushing or hanging its populace with impunity.
White's London is panting, glorious, vindictive, unapologetic, sensual and alive; a creature in stark contrast with the polite blandness one sometimes takes for London now (yet, as the 2011 riots show, a city, however mellowed, still able to pillage and burn). The author's sharp quill frequently evokes sensibilities we may be shocked to recognise: our own face, grimly mirrored.
Each section of the book, such as People; Culture; Power, is introduced with a real person, from whom White spins off to other material. An ingenious way to corral an array of topics from bricks to beggars to bylaws, which mass of information is punctuated by anecdotes that add a sort of glittering glimpse into the past. At these moments the author's evident enjoyment flashes. There is "Margaret Finch, Queen of the Gipsies, so crippled she had to be buried in a square box". Or two married dwarfs who "saved enough to retire and keep their tiny carriage, specially made for drives in the park". Or of milkmaids: "Usually they called 'Mew!' to announce their presence. One wench, who walked about Soho Square, was unkindly remembered for her inarticulate scream as if her posterior was then actually being pierced by a cobbler's awl."
White sets out with architecture. Young James Gibbs was one of a surprising number of Scots in London, promoted by another, Lord Bute. Within years of his arrival aged just 26, Gibbs was commissioned to build St Mary le Strand. Then, despite religious differences, came St Martin in the Fields for the king, and finally – fee-free – St Bartholomew's Hospital. Just a fragment of the rebuilding of London, which included "new towns" developed by landowners such as Lord Harley, facilitated by small developers who bought parcels of land from him. Such private enterprise created a city that was vigorous but also unregulated in form; which pattern – and peculiarly British mentality – crossed many fields. This quality of unrepentant individualism was recognised at the time as "truculent egalitarianism".
While the physical city grew, including the laying of pavements and installation of lighting, so, in tandem, developed policing, medicine, the arts (the Royal Academy, the British Museum); and publishing (Samuel Johnson's term for a professional writer was "prostitute scribbler"), which recorded it all.
London's population in 1700 was 575,000; Bristol's (the second city), just 30,000. The possibilities for individuals to rise fast were abundant. Anyone who wanted to get on made a beeline to this great magnet for talent: painters, writers, politicians, doctors, architects, madams, merchants, murderers and thieves. Many spectacular successes are described.
But the corollary of so many prizes was savage punishment if one broke the law. There were up to 50 public hangings a year, to the delight of thousands of spectators, for misdemeanours ranging from vicious murder to theft of a spoon. Indeed, the catalogue of ways to die is absorbing.
Hanging, stake-burning and eviscerating were legal punishments. Haphazard deaths included crushing against walls, burning in house fires, inadvertent shootings, bludgeoning with marrow bones, or disease. Children died in droves. Life expectancy, at 25, was just 51. But while the commonality, for which White amusingly coins the term "Cocknoi Polloi", was harshly treated under the law, the posh sometimes got off. And there were other miscarriages. The author demolishes Henry Fielding, long admired as a magistrate, as "one of the greatest hypocrites of the age, with a reputation for magisterial wisdom and probity [that] seems now overdue for reappraisal", citing his deliberate perversion of justice in the Elizabeth Canning abduction case; Fielding's upholding of Canning's evident fabrications led to a death sentence for a gipsy called Mary Squires.
There is nothing dainty about this magnificent work; no sprigged muslins. Partly concomitant, the majority of women in it are headstrong and capable. Even when they are prostitutes, which many are, White affords them the dignity of carving their own, now and then titled and wealthy, destinies.
London's truculent egalitarianism flowers in the final chapter in the shape of ebullient politician and libertarian John Wilkes, who said and did what he liked and went to prison for it when required. Wilkes's insistence on freedom of expression caused uproar in the Commons when lines of a poem that surely sum up his own vital love of London were read out: "Let us (since life can little more supply/Than a few good F---- and then we die)/Expatiate free o'er that lov'd scene of Man;/A mighty Maze!"
London in the Eighteenth Century: A Great and Monstrous Thing
Jerry White
Bodley Head, £25, 682pp
Read on
1 Londoners by Craig Taylor (Granta). A quirky, rich, funny and gripping oral account of London's wide range of inhabitants.
2 The London Encyclopaedia, 3rd edition, edited by Christopher Hibbert, Ben Weinreb, Julia Keay and John Keay (Macmillan). With more than 5,000 articles, this peerless book is still the most fascinating reference book on London.
3 Samuel Johnson: A Biography by Peter Martin (Weidenfeld & Nicolson). A spellbinding biography of a man who hated cant and loved words. How we could do with him today.


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3 Reasons Shire Could Keep Soaring
Shares of Shire have rallied nearly 75% over the past 12 months, handily outperforming the broader market and many of the company's biopharmaceutical industry peers. Shire posted 18% revenue and 38% adjusted earnings growth last quarter, and its five-year PEG ratio of 1.2 suggests the stock may still have room to run.
Investors probably wonder if Shire's rally can continue. I believe that it can, for three key reasons: strength in rare diseases, solid returns from its attention deficit hyperactive disorder drugs, and its attractiveness as a buyout candidate.
Strength in rare diseases
Investors should pay attention to two orphan drugs in Shire's rare-disease portfolio: Cinryze and Firazyr.
Cinryze and Firazyr are both treatments for hereditary angioedema, or HAE, a rare genetic disease characterized by acute attacks of swelling. Cinryze is the sole approved preventive treatment for HAE. Firazyr, along with Dyax's Kalbitor and CSL Behring's Berinert, are only administered when attacks occur.
Shire added Cinryze to its portfolio via the $4.2 billion acquisition of ViroPharma last year. The drug generated $85.6 million in sales last quarter, which included its first two months of reported sales under Shire. Analysts at J.P. Morgan expect Cinryze to eventually generate peak sales of $700 million.
However, investors should note that BioCryst recently reported positive midstage trial results for its experimental HAE preventive treatment BCX4161. Patients given BCX4161 had an average rate of 0.82 attacks per week, compared to 1.27 attacks in the placebo group.
Roth Capital believes BCX4161, if approved, could generate peak sales of $1 billion. It's still too early to determine if BCX4161 could threaten Cinryze without a head-to-head study, but it's a potential competitor to watch.
Sales of Firazyr jumped 80% year-over-year last quarter to $74.9 million, and were up 102% to $234.8 million in 2013. Although the drug faces more competitors than Cinryze, analysts believe it can generate peak sales between $350 million and $450 million. That would put the potential value of Shire's HAE treatments at over $1 billion.
ADHD drugs remain a solid pillar of growth
While HAE treatments represent exciting growth potential for Shire, ADHD drugs remain a solid source of revenue. Shire's three ADHD drugs -- Vyvanse, Intuniv, and Adderall XR -- control a combined 25% share of the U.S. ADHD market, according to IMS Health. They comprised 40% of the company's top line in the last quarter.
Vyvanse is the growth engine among the three drugs, with sales rising 18% last quarter to $351.2 million and 19% in 2013 to $1.23 billion. That constant double-digit growth could help the drug eventually achieve peak annual sales of $3.5 billion, according to Morgan Stanley. Shire is also testing Vyvanse as a binge-eating treatment.
Sales of Intuniv rose 6% to $82.3 million in the last quarter and 16% to $335 million in 2013. While sales of Intuniv are still climbing, the drug could face generic competition later this year. Sales of Adderall XR, Shire's former blockbuster, fell 15% last quarter to $85.1 million due to generic competition.
Although sales of Intuniv and Adderall XR could fall in the face of generic competition, rising sales of Vyvanse, which remains patent protected until 2023, should more than offset those losses.
An attractive buyout target
While I never recommend purchasing a stock on solely on buyout speculation, Shire's attractiveness as a buyout candidate is a nice bonus to its aforementioned strengths.
Shire is based in Ireland, which has an average corporate tax rate of 12.5%, compared to 35% in America. To take advantage of this huge difference in tax savings, many U.S. companies -- including Actavis, Perrigo, and Endo Health Solutions -- bought out Irish companies and moved their headquarters to Ireland.
Allergan , the California-based maker of Botox, is reportedly interested in acquiring Shire. Such a move would diversify Allergan's portfolio away from cosmetic drugs and lower its tax rate, while also boosting its defense against Valeant Pharmaceuticals, which launched a hostile bid for Allergan after the company rejected its $47 billion takeover earlier this month.
In late April, Reutersreported that Allergan was gearing up for a new takeover bid for Shire, although neither company has confirmed the news. The combination of the two companies would create a pharmaceutical giant with a market cap of $84 billion and annual sales of $11 billion.
The Foolish takeaway
Shire is defined by attractive fundamentals, has promising drugs with strong growth potential, and is a highly attractive buyout candidate. Although the stock is near its 52-week high, I believe it still has considerable upside potential.
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Wow. So I remember liking young justice a long time ago, but it had literally been over a decade since I had read one of the books, and it's super obvious it's written for 13 year olds. And I'm dubious about how good that even is. It's pretty obvious I liked the idea of Young Justice more than the book itself, which wasn't uncommon for a younger me. The book, written by Peter David, attempts to be hip, cool, and self-aware. It fails at all of them. It's a grown man writing children and it's bad. It's not even funny in the 'I know this sounds bad but I hate teenagers so this is intentionally bad' sort of way. It's just not good.
But poor dialogue in a super hero book is forgivable. Most super hero books have poor dialogue. We haven't cracked the code on that just yet. But the story is just. Like. It's almost boring at this point to talk about misogyny in super hero comics, but here we are. The book is just fucking gross. So the first 'villain' we meet is an archaeologist who finds an ancient scooter that gives her giant boobs. And the rest of that first issue is just talking about her boobs. And she goes on some screed against men in a way to let you know that this book absolutely hates women. It's the conflating of anatomy with sexuality and punishing the assumed sexuality from anatomy. The jokes don't hold up at all either. The harem we get to near the end of the book is, again, not funny. The goggling at women by our heroes is predictable and boring.
And all of this is before we introduce a single girl to the team. It's just boys. They know it and to address this they end one issue by saying the next issue is the one with girls in. And how does it start? Violence against this girl. Oh sure, they don't mean anything by it. The tone goes from bad jokes to serious cape comics in a hurry, and it's poorly done. Wonder girl is in love with Superboy, and that seems to be her only motivation here. There's a crappy love triangle. The first brown kids we meet are in an experimental facility and they don't get to leave or be part of any cool team. The villain is brown and his father kills him by shooting him and we get to see that in all it's graphic glory. Like, there really isn't much redeemable about this book. I forgot about the catfight between Arrowette and Wonder Girl's mothers.
The only think I like about Young Justice are the character designs, but those came in into existence outside of this title. Wonder Girl and Superboy have never had better getups. Arrowette is stupid and I can't tell one bodysuit robin from the next. Really it's just leather jackets, sick glasses, and bad haircuts that I have a soft spot for. This book will go.


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Results From State!
|Posted by senecablazerstc on June 15, 2015 at 8:40 PM
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Results from those who placed at state and advanced to regionals are as follows:
Amanda Hereford: 10th in 800m, 5th in 1500m
Amaiya White: 200m
Arianna Black: 6th in 80m hurdles, 4th in long jump, 7th in high jump
Noelani Carter: 2nd in 80m hurdles, 9th in high jump
Sydnee Greenlee: 5th in discus, 5th in shot put
Kaitlin Douglas: 7th in 1500m
Alex Burgess: 1st in 4x100m relay and 4x400m relay
Chyna Cam: 2nd in 100m hurdles, 1st in 4x100m relay and 4x400m relay
Daija Pegues: 1st in 4x100m relay, 1st in 4x400m relay
Dreyona Brown: 1st in long jump, triple jump, 4x100m relay and 4x400m relay
Fazion McCauley: 9th in 100m
Kevin Bradley: 7th in 400m, 8th in 200m and 800m
Camsley Campbell: 9th in 100m
Devon Lewis: 9th in high jump, 10th in 400m
Jayden Wilson-Abrams: 5th in 200m and 400m
Misun Kelly: 1st in 100m, 3rd in 200m and long jump
Adrian Lewis: 4th in high jump, 5th in 400m, 6th in long jump
Quayvon Lewis: 5th in shot put
D'Andre Brown: 1st in triple jump, 5th in long jump
Eric Robinson: 1st in 3000m racewalk
DaJuan Cobb: 7th in 100m, 12th in 400m
Predon Campbell: 2nd in 110m hurdles and 400m hurdles
Congrats to all who advanced to Regionals!!
10th Annual Blazers Meet Rescheduled
|Posted by senecablazerstc on March 26, 2015 at 11:20 AM
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The Blazers' meet this year has been rescheduled from Saturday April 25 to Saturday May 9.
First Practice Rescheduled!
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Because of the impending snow and overall very cold weather that we are experiencing at the moment we have decided to postpone our first practice. It has been moved from Tuesday Feb. 24 to Tuesday March 3 5:45-7:00pm. For those who have not been able to pay their fees please do so before or at this practice. It is especially imperative that we get uniform sizes by this date as well. You will not be able to participate without a uniform. Let us know if you have any questions and hope to see you March 3!
Upcoming Season
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With the 2015 track season approaching the Seneca Blazers just wanted to inform all of you of a few important dates and times. A few dates of importance are:
1st Informational Meeting: Jan 26, 6:00, Seneca Middle School Library
2nd Informational Meeting: Feb 9, 6:00, Seneca Middle School Library
Fees Due: Feb 9, 6:00, Seneca Middle School Library
1st Day of Practice: Feb 24, 5:45-7:00, Seneca High School Track
Our fee Breakdown for the coming year is as follows:
Athletes who do not need a uniform: $45
Athletes who need a new uniform: $105
High School Athletes who do not need a uniform: $25
High School Athletes who need a new uniform: $85
Message us if you have any questions. Thanks everyone and hope to see you at the informational meeting on January 26!
Regionals Track Meet Location
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The address to the track for the Regional meet is:
Winthrop University Irwin Belk Track
353 Garnet Dr, Rock Hill, SC 29733, United States
*This is a few miles down the road from the actual Winthrop campus*
Regionals Athlete Advances
|Posted by senecablazerstc on June 20, 2014 at 5:55 PM
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Results from those who advanced to regionals this weekend:
A'Mayia White: Long Jump, 4x100m Relay
Laniah Johnson: 4x100m Relay
Noelani Carter: 100m dash, high jump, 4x100m Relay
Sahara White: 4x100m Relay
Erin Black: 80m hurdle
Meshayla Maddox: 80m hurdle, long jump
Sydnee Greenlee: Shot Put
Dorothy Livingston-Verner: 100m Hurdles
Deasia Gaines: Discus, Shot put
Annibrelle Wright: 4x100m Relay
Cora Hunter: 100m dash, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay
Daija Pegues: 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay
Destanee Douglas: 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay
Dreyona Brown: long jump, triple jump, 4x100m Relay, 4x400 Relay
Tymari Holmes: high jump, 4x400m Relay
Aaliyah Wiley: Long jump, 4x100m Relay
Devon Lewis: 800m, 1500m, long jump
Kaden Jenkins: 100m dash, long jump
Adrian Lewis: 800m, long jump, high jump
Misun Kelly: 100m dash, 200m dash, long jump
Omarion Gaines: 200m dash, 400m dash
D'Andre Brown: 400m Dash, long jump, 4x100m Relay
Micah Jenkins: 4x100m Relay
Malachi Cobb: 100m dash, long jump, 4x100m Relay
Landon Chapman: high jump, 4x100m Relay
Max Hill: 80m Hurdles, Pentathlon
Trey Hill: 1500m Racewalk, shot put
Lawrence Johnson: 200m hurdles
Regionals Event Fee
|Posted by senecablazerstc on June 20, 2014 at 5:55 PM
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The deadline for us to declare events is approaching. We attempted to fundraise enough to be able to pay off regionals events for ALL of our athletes, however we have fallen short. We WILL be funding the cost of all relay teams but we are asking for $7 for every event each athlete made it to regionals in. So for the athletes who made it in all 3 events, we will need $21. The deadline for this is Tuesday June 24 at practice. As I mentioned we will take care of the cost of all relay teams. Let us know if you have any questions. See you next week!
Greenville Jets Track Meet
|Posted by senecablazerstc on May 23, 2014 at 10:05 AM
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The meet on Saturday will be at Hillcrest High School, 3665 S Industrial Dr, Simpsonville, SC 29681. We will be leaving from the middle school at 6:45 and the meet begins at 9. If you are going on your own try to be there by 8 to give time for athletes to warm up. There will be a fee at the gate for all non-athletes to get in.
Updates for the Season
|Posted by senecablazerstc on February 9, 2014 at 5:25 PM
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- Registration forms for sign ups are available to be picked up from Seneca Middle School front office
- Parents Meeting will be on March 18 at 6:00 pm in the Seneca Middle School library; plan to stay for an hour and a half
- Money for registration along with forms will be due at the parents meeting on March 18
- First practice will be on Tuesday, March 25
A New Season
|Posted by senecablazerstc on January 8, 2014 at 11:05 AM
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Hello All,
The 2014 season is quickly approaching, therefore, we wanted to get everyone up to speed on what is coming up. Starting February 17 sign-up packets will be available for pick up in the front office at Seneca Middle School. Flyers will be posted in various places such as the Rec Dept., local businesses and elementary schools as well. Our annual parent meeting will then be held on March 18 in the Seneca Middle School conference room. There will be more details on this at a later date. Our first practice of the season will be on March 25, at which time all forms and fees will be due. The details regarding forms that need to be completed as well as the cost of participation will be discussed at the parent meeting on March 18. Let us know if you have any questions or concerns by using the "Contact Us" tab, or write us a message on facebook @Seneca Blazers.


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Society6. I'm not sure which one I'd want to carry with me everyday... I love so many. Perhaps I should get a few so I could rotate them based on my mood and outfit coordination! Here just a few of my favorites! Which ones suite your mood?
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Power of Alchemy (Ability)
|Power of Alchemy
|Power of Chemistry
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Power of Alchemy (Japanese: かがくのちから Power of Chemistry) is an Ability introduced in Generation VII. It is the signature Ability of Alolan Grimer and Alolan Muk. This Ability is exclusively obtained as a Hidden Ability.
In battle
When an ally of the Pokémon with this Ability faints in battle (regardless of cause), Power of Alchemy will be replaced by the fainted Pokémon's Ability.
Power of Alchemy will not activate if its ally had the Ability Power of Alchemy, Receiver, Trace, Forecast, Flower Gift, Multitype, Illusion, Wonder Guard, Zen Mode, Imposter, Stance Change, Power Construct, Schooling, Comatose, Shields Down, Disguise, RKS System, or Battle Bond.
Power of Alchemy cannot be copied by Role Play or Trace. Role Play and Entrainment will fail if used by a Pokémon with Power of Alchemy.
Outside of battle
Power of Alchemy has no effect outside of battle.
Pokémon with Power of Alchemy
|First Ability
|Second Ability
|Hidden Ability
| Grimer
Alola Form
|Poison Touch
|Power of Alchemy
| Muk
Alola Form
|Poison Touch
|Power of Alchemy
| Please note that this is only 100% accurate to Generation VII games.
- The Japanese name of this Ability resembles the recurring catchphrase in the core Pokémon games: 「かがくのちからってすげー!」 (The power of science is incredible), which is mostly localized as "Technology is incredible!" in English.
In other languages
|Variations of the Ability Power of Alchemy
|Power of Alchemy • Receiver
|This article is part of Project Moves and Abilities, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on two related aspects of the Pokémon games.


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Have you heard about Amazon's donation program? It's called AmazonSmile. If you already buy things from Amazon.com, you can buy them from AmazonSmile, and 0.05% of qualifying purchases will be donated by Amazon to a charity of your choice--and we hope that the Monticello Area Community Action Agency (MACAA) will be that charity. All you have to do is to go to amazon.smile.com, and you will be prompted to enter the name of your preferred charity. You only have to do this once (although you can always change the charity you want Amazon's donation to go to), and each time you buy something, Amazon will make the donation to your charity of choice. I urge you to go ahead and sign up for this easy way to support MACAA.
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Disentomb are an Australian brutal/technical death metal band that formed back in 2009, and Misery is their second full-length album, released through New Standard Elite. Disentomb bring together the brutal and technical elements of bands like Defeated Sanity, Disgorge, Cryptopsy and their own unique sense of atmosphere and melody in a wholly compelling package of absolute aural devastation. Disentomb have no intention of fundamentally re-evaulating what brutal death metal can or should be. They are pretty single-minded in their apparent determination to create the heaviest, darkest death metal out there. And they don't do this just by layering blast-beat upon blast-beat, slam upon slam (though there are plenty of blast-beats and slams), or by deliberately using abrasive, poor quality production.
Disentomb churn out riff after riff, each more brutal and complex than the last, with guttural vocals so low they're borderline indecipherable (and it's fucking great) Tracks like 'An Edifice of Archbestial Impurity' and 'Vultures Descend' make use of these elements but also show the band's willingness to play with unconventional rhythms, stopping and starting again at various intervals, giving your ears a moment to rest before they bludgeon them back in again. Furiously technical and brutal guitar leads riff away beneath the omnipresent rumbling of Disentomb's vocalist Jord. His vocals are unbelievably guttural and indecipherable but they essentially become another instrument, another layer to the sonic assault that Disentomb are creating here, and it works really well. Further on 'Megaliths of Despair' the band slow down the music significantly, bringing in more of a doom metal influence, the kind you might expect to see from a band like Incantation's doomier, sludgier songs. This influence is used sparsely throughout the other tracks but it helps to break up the faster sections and give a bit more variety to the album.
And the album's length hits the sweet spot. Keeping the album to 32 minutes long with each song at around the 3 minute mark means that the album never overstays its welcome, which is a genuine concern for many listeners considering the heaviness and abrasive nature of metal this extreme. The production on the album strikes a good balance between being polished (in that it allows room for each instrument to breathe and be easily heard) and being raw (in that it never sounds like studio-fakery). Misery is a very solid brutal death metal album that ticks most of the boxes fans of brutal death metal are looking for.


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The problem of treating play like work
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Tom Brock writes on 'The problem of treating play like work – how esports can harm well-being' in The Conversation this week.
Esports blurs the distinction between play and work by changing how players value the goals of gaming.
You can read the article on The Conversation, and listen Tom discuss the esports industry on The Anthill podcast All the world's a game. This is a discussion that looks set to continue in academia, with Staffordshire University launching a BA (hons) eSports course in September 2018.


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Yesterday I was stopped in my tracks by this picture of Tory Burch. I love everything about it. I find her beauty to be so effortless and I am completely obsessed with her personal style.
When I showed this picture to my sister she commented that she looks just like every other girl (woman) that I seem to have an inkling towards developing a style "crush" on.
"Yeah? I replied. What can I say? I guess I just have a type."
The forever gorgeous Kate Moss.
And of course Sienna Miller (although I despise her husband stealing ways.)
Blonde longish hair? Yep. Petite frame? Yep. Boho chic fashion style? Yep. Beautiful wide smile? You guessed it. Hey, at least I get high marks for consistency.
Looks like men aren't the only ones who have a type!


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So I played the wii game, Just Dance... I took video of me playing. Oh God! I was going to post it, but I am so fat, I'm not going to post it. I'll post a picture though. That's me at my uncles house eating BBQ chicken. Gross!
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Looking for inspiration and ideas to take your creative / cultural business to the next level?/
Yorkshire and Humber Contemporary Visual Arts Network (YVAN) is running a free professional development seminar – The Business of the Arts – for anyone in the region working in the contemporary visual arts sector, 1.30-5.30pm, (plus networking afterwards) Monday 1 July in Sheffield.
This free seminar forms part of YVAN's Cultural Entrepreneur Programme (CEP) that is supporting six cultural entrepreneurs working in the contemporary visual arts and design sector. But we've decided to open the session up to anyone from across Yorkshire and Humber region who may want to come along.
Who is speaking?
The sessions will focus on business planning and development, including how to sell work online, on site and through events and third parties. Leading creative industries consultant and author of T-shirts and Suits David Parrish will share his extensive knowledge of working with small to medium sized creative enterprises with practical steps in how to understand your business and develop its potential. Laurence Lane and Paulette Brien from Manchester-based International 3 will share their expertise in helping artists to sell their work, fresh from leading the YVAN and Arts Council England supported Market Share programme. As CEP 2013 project managers Andrew Palmer and Helen Palmer will also give an overview of the initiative.
Who is it for?
This event will be of genuine interest for any independent people who want to see how some cultural and creative entrepreneurs can and do grow their enterprises. The event also includes a social session for further networking and conversation – and even perhaps finding out more about CEP and how a future course might help you.
Showroom Cinema and Workstation Creative Business Centre
15 Paternoster Row
Sheffield, S1 2BX
Places are limited, so please book early to avoid disappointment, and also to let us know how many seats to put out and drinks vouchers to print. For more information, visit www.cvan.org.uk/yorkshire, or the CEP blog at yorksculturalentrepreneurprog.tumblr.com.
To sign up for this free seminar, go to: cep-businessofthearts.eventbrite.co.uk
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Eldstó Art Café /Guesthouse is in Hvolsvöllur, South Iceland,which is a nice little town surrounded by glaciers and volcanoes, not to mention the beautiful waterfalls.
We are 140 km distance from the KEF airport and 80 km distance for Vík. The Golden Circle is in about 90 km distance, and the Thorsmork and Landmannalaugar are in the vicinity as well. If you are on your way to Skaptafell national park or Jökulsárlón - the floating glaciers, you will pass Eldstó.
In the Guesthouse are 5 bedrooms for 2-3 people each, and two shared bathrooms, both with a shower.A small kitchen and a living room are accessible to guests.Beds are ready made and we also provide towels.
We have a breakfast baskets available, if you wish and it cost 1.700 ISK.
When Restaurant is open you are welcome to have dinner or lunch, or look at our art in the Gallery and shop if you like.
We have free Wifi and please tell us how you liked Eldstó by Rating our Facebook paged, TripAdvisor or Google side
Standart Rate booking = You take care of all payments directly with the guest. = The guest can cancel free of charge until 7 days before arrival.
The guest will be chargedthe first night if they cancel in the 7 days before arrival. If there is no cancelling but guest dose not show, the whole price will be taken.
Non-refundable (Non-refundable) = The guest will be charged the total price and prepayment is done on the web teminal of Eldstó Guesthouse. It is non-refundable and nothing is paid back if the guests cancels.


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NBA 08 (PSP) review
"For all that initial negativity and bias, NBA08 surprised me in a number of ways. To be fair, it is the first sports title I have played on the PSP. Most of this can be attributed to the fact that it seemed rather pointless given how far sports gaming has come on the home consoles since the SNES days. I'd just play my sports on one of the bigger consoles. However, this PSP game was still remarkably playable, even compared to titles for the big guys."
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Gorgeous Turn Key Home Near Schools! This is a wonderful home in a prime location! Features include an amazing double lot which encompasses a huge front fenced yard inviting hours of play and a fantastic side patio for evening BBQ's. Detached garage has a wood stove and cable. The home is cozy and inviting with a bay shaped guest room, bay window, custom blinds with shutters, a new pellet stove, dual paned windows and laminate flooring. The large master bedroom is separate from the other bedrooms and has a walk in closet and a sliding door leading to the patio. Also worth mentioning are the galley kitchen with a large open window to the living area, a pantry and separate laundry room. The best thing of all may be the convenient location! It is within safe walking distance to all schools, churches, hospital and downtown. Simply perfect!
For more details on this property
The Downtown Bishop area is considered to be within a mile East and West of Hwy 395. This neighborhood is convenient for shopping and is within walking distance to the post office, theater and restaurants. Families with children also find that the close proximity to the schools is a benefit.
Julie Bayer, Real Estate Professional in Bishop California for Eastern Sierra Realty. Reach us at 760-873-4161.


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CrashPlan Issue For Synology – Fixing the 4.3.0 update
If your Synology NAS can run docker, you may want to consider an alternative to the CrashPlan package. See here: CrashPlan and CrashPlan Pro on Synology using Docker
Note, see bottom of page for information on DSM 6 and CrashPlan 4.6.0
Recently CrashPlan updated to version 1427864400430, which broke the CrashPlan package Patters had created for Synology installations again. They then (July 2nd?) released 1427864410430 as well, which means that if your CrashPlan installation on Synology broke with version 1427864400430, you will need to upgrade, wait for it to break again, and then fix with version 1427864410430. In general the fix process has been the same over the last few breaks, and I've outlined those steps below for the latest version.
There is one major change introduced from CrashPlan. Starting with the 1427864400430 update, a guid (think of it as a key) is needed to securely log into the headless client. Thanks to Mathew Stocks, I've made those instructions available as well.
The log for the failing CrashPlan package would look something like this for a failing 1427864400430 upgrade:
Upgrades available at central.crashplan.com:443
Downloading a new version of CrashPlan.
Download of upgrade complete – version 1427864400430.
Installing upgrade – version 1427864400430
Upgrade installed – version 1427864400430
CrashPlan stopped, version 4.2.0, GUID 559750658046558476
If the package was attempted to start again, it would write a line similar to the following, and then stop:
Synology repairing upgrade in /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1427864400430.
Note that the following instructions are for the 1427864410430 upgrade, which is the latest (as of July 2nd, 2015) update. If your Synology didn't make it to this version, run the following steps, but substitute "1427864400430" where there are any references to "1427864410430".
Connect as root to SSH
First, connect to Synology using SSH and the root account (uses admin password). Connecting as the admin account will give you permission failures!
In SSH, run commands to extract the update
unzip -o /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1427864410430.jar "*.jar" -d /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/lib/
unzip -o /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1427864410430.jar "lang/*" -d /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/
In SSH, run unique command to cleanup the package
The next command will be different for everyone, as part of the file path is randomized. In this case, you will need to see what your path is first by running ls, and then editing the second statement below, replacing whatevervalue with the rest of your path:
ls -l /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1427864410430.*
mv /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1427864410430.whatevervalue/upgrade.sh /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1427864410430.whatevervalue/upgrade.sh.old
Start CrashPlan package, check log
After the above completes, you should be able to start the CrashPlan package again in Synology and get it running once more. The log should show:
CrashPlan started, version 4.3.0 GUID 559750658046558476
Get the headless key from the .ui_info file
While connected to SSH as root, run the following command to get the headless key file. The funky formatting of this command is because the file does not contain the special newline character:
cat /var/lib/crashplan/.ui_info ; echo
The command will output a line similar to the following (everyone's will be different):
Update .ui_info on the computer connecting to Synology
On the computer where you are connecting to CrashPlan on Synology, go to the .ui_info file under the CrashPlan directory. NOTE: I had to manually upgrade my computer's version of CrashPlan (via https://www.code42.com/crashplan/thankyou/) in order to see the .ui_info file.
Typically on Windows, this will be found under:
Or on a Mac in the following location (need to have finder set to show hidden files):
/Library/Application Support/CrashPlan/.ui_info
Enter in the new key in the file, replacing the current value, and save it. You should now able able to connect to the headless client. Note that you may need to also update the values in ui.properties again if you had to upgrade CrashPlan.
CrashPlan 4.6.0
There are some tools referenced in the comments for this page which might make upgrades easier for some people. But I'll also give the latest files & paths using the original instructions above – the following commands can be used for v4.6.0:
unzip -o /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1435813200460_382.jar "*.jar" -d /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/lib/
unzip -o /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1435813200460_382.jar "lang/*" -d /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/
Find latest package folder:
ls -l /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1435813200460_382.*
Replace the whatevervalue with the folder name:
mv /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1435813200460_382.whatevervalue/upgrade.sh /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1435813200460_382.whatevervalue/upgrade.sh.old
Synology DSM v6
I don't recommend upgrading to v6 at this time (March 2016) if you do not have an Intel based CPU in your Synology NAS as there have been issues reported with the java packages in the comments here as well as on Patter's page. If you do have an Intel based CPU you will need to use 7z commands on DSM6 instead of zip commands. Examples for CrashPlan 4.6.0:
sudo 7z e -y -o/var/packages/CrashPlan/target/lib /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1435813200460_382.jar "*.jar"
sudo 7z e -y -o/var/packages/CrashPlan/target/lang /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/1435813200460_382.jar "lang/*"
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Even when I get this last version fixed I still get sick of this problems sorting out and fixing it. I don't know of any alternative but I am following these close.
I got version 4.7 running on the NAS (ds414 arm) but desktop client keeps saying "waiting for backup" initial backup not complete.
the engine error log shows a java error:
Exception in thread "W32836838_ScanWrkr" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class com.code42.jna.inotify.InotifyManager
at com.code42.jna.inotify.JNAInotifyFileWatcherDriver.(JNAInotifyFileWatcherDriver.java:22)
at com.code42.backup.path.BackupSetsManager.initFileWatcherDriver(BackupSetsManager.java:416)
at com.code42.backup.path.BackupSetsManager.startScheduledFileQueue(BackupSetsManager.java:354)
at com.code42.backup.path.BackupSetsManager.access$1600(BackupSetsManager.java:71)
at com.code42.backup.path.BackupSetsManager$ScanWorker.delay(BackupSetsManager.java:1145)
at com.code42.utils.AWorker.run(AWorker.java:157)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745)
anyone else seeing this?
Apparently there's no more jar files in the upgrade archive (1435813200470_317.jar). There is a cpio archive inside the jar archive, but the cpio command in the upgrade script is not on my Synolggy (DSM6.0).
I found a solution to the NoClassDefFoundError (see post above). One of the required steps for java to work is to download the jna-4.2.2.jar file (from maven.java.net) and and put it in the /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/bin folder. After, rename the original jna.jar to jna.backup and rename the jna-4.2.2.jar to jna.jar. When i did the last renaming step and renamed the file to jna.jar it registered ".jar" as part of the name. I fixed this by renaming jna.jar to just plain jna
It is now synchronizing
There is no jar file in /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/
Crashplan 4.7.0 was running 'til july 11th, then it stopped. Reason: The backup destination disconnected. Checked the internet connection on Synology: All ok. Then: Synology extracting upgrade from /var/packages/CrashPlan/target/upgrade/. This is the last message in the log file.
Synology 412+
Crashplan 4.7.0-0040
Java SE embedded 8 version 1.8.0_91-0039
@Jonh W
Here's what I did to fix it this time:
Thanks for your reply. It works. I only changed (after the new install of Crashplan on Synology .ui_info and .identification) the old arrangements and it was starting immediatly with synchronizing (no adopt).


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Volunteer labourers continue toiling, despite some cool temperatures this winter, to bring an environmental interpretive centre to fruition on the grounds of the Derek Doubleday Arboretum in Langley by summer.
Well, that dream came a step closer to reality recently, when the project reached a "major milestone" with the installation of $20,000 worth of donated windows at the log structure that overlooks the Fraser Highway and Nicomekl River, said David Truman.
The half-million-dollar project is a joint venture between the Township of Langley and the Rotary Club of Langley. Construction started last summer and is scheduled for completion this summer.
Truman is one of the project leaders and treasurer of both the arboretum and botanical society, as well as the Rotary Club of Langley.
But his buy-in on this project goes much deeper than hoisting a shovel and swinging a hammer on the job site.
In fact, the project was originally conceived by Truman and his wife seven years ago, when they toured the Sunshine Coast and visited the Iris Griffith interpretive centre just west of Sechelt.
"It was a beautiful log home design and after visiting it, we knew that would be exactly what we needed for the arboretum," he said.
They came home and with some persuasion and a subsequent delegation tour of the Iris Griffith facility, got the arboretum society and Township on side.
"We convinced the Township that was a doable design," then the chore began to find the money, Truman recalled.
Admittedly, it took a couple of years to get the funding in place. But with a $500,000 price tag on the building alone, the Township committed to covering half the cost and Truman's fellow Rotarians committed to the other half.
"This is our gift to the people of Langley, celebrating 60 years of Rotary in Langley," Truman elaborated.
The club – the first of four now operating in Langley – was chartered on Dec. 30, 1958. This became his club's anniversary project.
And thanks to endless volunteer hours donated by various trades people, and many severe discounts on supplies, he's optimistic the building will still come in on or under budget and on time.
"We're still getting offers of volunteer work and depending on how much more work can be done by volunteers, as opposed to paid contractors, will probably say whether we get in under the $500,000 that we wanted the building for," he said.
But all that said, he divulged some overruns on the budget – specifically related to site services – that were never anticipated.
He predicts the finished product could be a few hundred thousand over budget because of unforeseen costs associated with planting a septic tank on the site and bringing water and electricity across from the south side of the Fraser Highway.
"It will probably go over budget when you count the cost of the water supply line that we have to put in for the sprinkler system. That alone will cost $100,000 that we did not expect," Truman said.
Despite these hurdles, he said the project is "moving ahead on all fronts."
With the windows in place, now the electrical, plumbing, and heating contractors are finishing up their work. The sprinklers system is expected to be installed soon.
And Truman said a professional project manager is being hired to work with the team for the next few months a number of bigger jobs that can't be handled by the volunteers, including the installation of exterior siding.
The arboretum was the brainchild of fellow Langley Rotarian Les Clay, and was established in 2009 as a 38-acre park and demonstration garden filled with trees, various gardens, gravel paths, a war memorial, and now – nearing completion – the interpretive centre.
The park bears the name of Derek Doubleday, a Township employee who served almost every role a person can serve at municipal hall.
The interpretive centre, yet to officially be named, will incorporate a number of offices on the top floor, environmental displays and educational space on the main floor, and a meeting room available for rental.
It is expected to be used for frequent school tours and to unite local conservation efforts. Langley Environmental Partners Society will also run its programs out of the centre, and it's Truman's hope that other groups – such as the salmon enhancement organizations and the field naturalists – will see the facilities as a hub for environmental stewardship efforts in this community. It's a natural fit with the arboretum and all that it stands for.
READ: Doubleday Arboretum keeps growing and beautifying Langley


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The sun rose in the exact way that it shouldn't that morning. The colours that bled across the horizon were all wrong, almost in the same way of a double-cooked soufflé. I mean, it was like nature needed to put that sunrise back in the oven for a while. So it would come out better second time around. It would still be slightly off, but not wrong.
Jack squinted at the sunlight and tasted the air. Yep. Something was off. And it smelled foul – like danger and death had interbred with the colours in a frenzied orgy through the night. "And on this day of all days", he spat out, to no-one in particular. It was Not-Bakery-Day. He went into town twice a week. Tuesdays for the basket of fresh bread, pastries, fruits and juices packed for him, and Thursdays for the booze and the wimin. Today was not Tuesday.
He had to warn them. He was a prophet, after all. It was his duty. A broad, twisted smile crept onto his face as the realisation hit him. He would be the Herald to Pineville. People would throw themselves at his feet and beg him to protect them. He would live like a king until Death arrived. He giggled as he thought about how every day would be Not-Bakery-Day.
"Every! Day! Every! Day!" The words became a chant as he began to skip toward Pineville, kicking up the dust and fallen leaves beneath his feet. He grew excited as he allowed himself to tap into the destruction. It would be catastrophic.
So this was how it was going end. He had better get his popcorn ready.
Dalene Titus's flash fiction, Not Bakery Day, was selected as our favourite from our 2nd #WriterPrompt event held in May. We asked her about her writing.
SSDA: Why the apocalypse theme?
DALENE: The apocalypse theme was mostly inspired by the character. I thought that portraying imminent world death through the eyes of someone who could profit by it, instead of fear it, would be an interesting twist. Also, I don't necessarily enjoy standard run-of-the-mill plot lines. My writing varies in tone and style, and I try make it as original as possible at all times.
SSDA: You studied Speech and Drama – do you have any interest in script writing?
DALENE: It was my love for words that brought my love for the stage. I was privileged enough to attend one of John Kani's lectures back in the day. He described actors as, "Reading something so beautiful and profound that they simply have to share it with the world."
My interest in writing was side-lined a bit after the stage took its strange-yet-magical grip on me – but yes, script writitng is definitely on the bucket list.
SSDA: A favourite YouTube clip amongst writers is Dylan Moran's rejection clip, Bernard's Letter. How do you deal with the dreaded, no?
Some will, some won't – so what? Someone's waiting.
I don't think a "no" is necessarily a bad thing – it usually comes along with some invaluable advice/constructive criticism that you can use to develop your skills. In the end, "no's" are almost as important as that final "yes." If it doesn't grow you, it doesn't change you. And if it doesn't change you to be better, there's no use in doing it. Besides, it makes the "yes's" that much sweeter.
SSDA: Tell us about your writing process.
DALENE: I'm a big supporter of Ernest Hemmingway's style of writing.
"Writing," he says, "Is easy. All you have to do is sit at your typewriter and bleed."
I think at the end of the day there are two styles to writing – the first is to plan your work and work your plan. The second is to just, you know, bleed. I usually type until my fingers hurt and then leave it for a couple of days before I edit. Seems to work the best for me. Everyone has their own styles, however, and with all things creative – you kind of just have to do what works for you.
SSDA: What writing advice do you wish you knew earlier?
DALENE: Letter to my younger self in terms of writing:
Read. Read. Read some more. Question everything. Read Joseph Campbell's "Hero with a Thousand Faces" and study the Hero's Journey in depth. Also, find a group of similar minded friends and make sure one of them is an editor or at least studying editing. Be the grammar Nazi. Read your work (sic). Edit it doesn't sound like work anymore (sic).
Dalene Titus is a part time writer and full time dreamer. She can be found most days with her head in the clouds or doodling on her notepad. Because she always has a notepad. And a book. She is also a lover of Dramatic Arts and will be moving to Cape Town to host workshops, talks and immerse herself in community work. You know, with her notepad. And her book. And her head full of dreams.


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Company Name: The Green Garmento
Founded: 2008
WBENC Certified: 2015
HQ: Los Angeles, CA
Website: www.thegreengarmento.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/greengarmento
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thegreengarmento
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greengarmento
Slogan: Be fantastic…use less plastic!
Retail: Walmart, Bed, Bath and Beyond, Online
As seen on ABC's Shark Tank, winner of the IHA Design Defined award, and one of Entrepreneur Magazine's top 100 Brilliant Companies to watch, The Green Garmento offers a line of innovative, eco-friendly home solutions for dry cleaning, laundry, storage, and travel.
About the Products: The Green Garmento all-in-one reusable dry cleaning bag is an eco-friendly alternative to the single-use plastic garment covers. The multi-functional bag is a space saving hamper at home, roomy duffel for the trip to the cleaner and morphs into an attractive garment bag - saving up to 10 pieces of plastic with every trip to the cleaner! The deluxe version has a zippered pouch to recycle wire hangers and the bags are breathable, water resistant, recyclable, and reusable. It helps the dry-cleaning industry reduce waste and rid your home of plastic.
Company Background: After battling with plastic dry-cleaning bags for too long, Jennie Nigrosh and Rick Siegel came up with a solution, a multi-functional reusable bag that is user-friendly for cleaners – and their customers. Their products have begun to shift how the dry-cleaning world goes about business, making a dent in the estimated 300 million bags used each year to wrap cleaned clothes. The Green Garmento is also offered by hotels, businesses and the promotional products industry. Shoppers can also find their entire line of sustainable products in stores and online.
Quote from CEO on being a Women Owned business:
"I had my AHA moment, while standing naked in my closet, late for work and searching for clothing that was hidden inside plastic and bound together by twist-ties. I knew there had to be a better way! Seven years later, hundreds of thousands of bags in circulation and close to 3 million pounds of plastic removed from our ecosystem, we are proud - but our work is just beginning. If every household in America brought Green Garmento to their cleaners, imagine the (literal) sea change that would occur!
p.s. I love WBENC – it's helped make introductions I never thought possible."
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Seeing Life
I've said it before and I'll probably continue to marvel at it on my death bed. Motherhood is an incredible thing. It's without a doubt the best thing I've ever done. Not only do I get someone to love unconditionally (and who luckily feels the same about me), but I get to watch him grow and learn. Henry's at the age now where he's learning a new word at least once a week, and he's understanding the things that we say, and he's hugging and kissing because he wants to. He's becoming his own person.
Just a couple nights ago I sat in our recliner working while he sat on the couch watching Thomas (his favorite). I looked over to him to see him staring at me. As soon as he saw my attention on him he grinned the biggest, toothiest grin and said "hi" in his adorably singsong way. And it struck me how simple childhood is, how easy it is to make them happy. All it took was a look from me in that moment to make him happy. And other times all it does is take me lifting him into my arms and giving him a squeeze. Still others, it's just getting on the floor to play with him.
That's all. Can you imagine if adulthood was that simple? Can you imagine if we retained the feelings and simplicity of childhood well into our adulthood?
Granted, I'm not naive enough to think it'll always be so simple, that he'll always want to hug and kiss me and play with me. And that's okay too. I want him to express himself and I want him to know that it's okay to have his own feelings. I don't want to impose my feelings onto him. I want him to grow up in a house that allows him to think for himself. I want him to explore and wander and take adventures without a leash attached to me. But when his journey takes him back home, I want him to know I'll be there with open arms waiting to hug him, if that's what he wants.
All of this rambling is to say this: Motherhood. It's awesome, man.


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|Dalric Webb & Cincinnati students
Fresh off the outstanding performance of our students at the 36th Annual BDPA Technology Conference in Indianapolis, IN last month, we continue to accelerate our efforts at winning the 'Race To Innovate'!
Our chapter continues to grow and sustain with 175 members and a 98% membership retention rate! This is both a testament to the hard work of the membership management team but also to the strength and VALUE of our chapter and the efforts of our volunteers. Are you feeling the benefit of your own membership? How are you engaged with the chapter? Let's talk at this month's program meeting which will be held at our new location at the Woodlawn campus of Brown Mackie College. I'd love to hear your thoughts on how we can bring greater VALUE to your membership and get you more engaged with the chapter's efforts.
18th Annual Education Banquet where we will give special recognition to the students who participated in our SITES program this year and to the volunteers who worked tirelessly with them to advance their careers 'from the classroom to the boardroom'. I hope you will join us and show your support for the future faces of technology from our local communities. Invite others within your circles to join us as well. Let's work together to show our youth we value their hard work, dedication, and commitment, by being living examples they can reach out and touch as part of their own personal board of directors. I hope to see all of our partner organizations represented including, AAKOB Financial Services, Brown Mackie College, Cincinnati Bell, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati State Technical College, Delta Gateway Foundation, GE, Kroger, Learn on the Web, Northern Kentucky University, Per Sholas and Procter & Gamble.
Register here to attend.
What did you think of our newsletter published last quarter by Carmen Byes, Director of Communications? Have you provided her any feedback for what you'd like to see in the next edition? Your feedback and input is what makes our chapter rise from good to great. Please take an active role in your chapter.
|Ellery Lewis
Finally, I ask for your engagement as a member of the chapter board of directors if you are not already engaged. While the year is winding down we are already looking ahead to 2015 and how we want to raise the bar in terms of our Student Information Technology Education & Scholarship program, our membership growth and so much more. We can use great leaders like you who can give just a few hours each month towards the success of our collective efforts to shrink the technology gap that exists within our under-served local community.
If we don't work to close the gap in our own community, who will? BDPA is a great vehicle to further the objectives of bringing more minorities up through the information technology ranks. Won't you be a part of the BDPA success story and join our great team of leaders?
Consider joining the BDPA Cincinnati Chapter Board of Directors. We have a very strong team which works VERY well together to accomplish our mutual goals and objectives. You will be in the company of some really good (and SMART) people with a passion for not only YOUR success, but the success of our youth and our communities. It is a positive team to be a part of and we want you to be a part too.
Visit our chapter landing page to see which positions are open and are of interest to you.
I look forward to hearing from you soon. Can you spare one hour peer week to return months of value to others in need? Let's talk. Give me a call (513.549-6991) or send me an email (email@example.com) and let's chat about how you can give just a little and get so much in return.
As always, your feedback is earnestly solicited. How is your BDPA membership working out for you? How can we improve the value of your membership? Send me a note or pull me to the side at the monthly program meeting. This is YOUR chapter. Are you feeling engaged?
Dalric Webb, President
BDPA Cincinnati Chapter
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Friends School of Minnesota Diversity Statement
As a Quaker school, we believe that there is that of God within each of us. Our vision is to ensure that all members of the FSMN community feel that they are known and that they belong. Recognizing and appreciating that our differences make our experiences of the world fuller, we seek to build a community that is diverse. As individuals and as an institution we must actively create pathways to mutual understanding. Building on the foundation of core Quaker values, we look for and embrace ways to understand as much as we seek to be understood. Our commitment to diversity is sometimes challenging, and always a joyful reminder of the just and peaceful world we are seeking to create both for and with our children.
We will hold ourselves to acting on our diversity statement, through incorporating it into FSMN's strategic planning process, overseen by the FSMN School Committee. This will allow our community to continuously evaluate and discern whether we are on the right course toward the vision articulated in the diversity statement. We know we will never be done with the work.
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A suspect has been arrested and extradited from North Las Vegas in connection with the Sept. 1 slaying of a 27-year-old Yucaipa man shot to death near a Chase Bank ATM, according to a Riverside police news release.
Erian Jacob Brown, 20, of Yucaipa, was arrested by an FBI fugitive task force and extradited back to California on Saturday, according to the news release.
Court records show Brown was charged Nov. 13.
Riverside police spokesman Officer Ryan Railsback said there is no connection between Brown and the victim, Daniel Dean.
Dean was newly engaged and is survived by a 2-year-old daughter.
Brown is charged with murder and attempted carjacking, as well as enhancement charges, which could increase his sentence if he is convicted, alleging discharge of a firearm causing great bodily injury and a murder committed during a robbery, according to a criminal complaint filed by the Riverside County District Attorney's Office.
Brown's arraignment is scheduled Dec. 21.
Police said earlier that two suspects approached Dean on Sept. 1 after he used the Chase Bank ATM at 10355 Magnolia Ave., and one of the suspects shot the victim while he was seated in the driver's seat of his locked vehicle.
Railsback said police are still following up on leads. The second suspect has not been apprehended.
Dean was found at about 4:28 a.m. in the bank parking lot caddy-corner from the Galleria at Tyler.
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Casa Del Sol Private Villa- House of the Sun – is cradled along the azure lined shores of picturesque Placencia Village, a village recognized throughout Belize and now the world for its stretch of Placencia's white sandy beaches, the world's second largest barrier reef, tropical rainforests and of course warm, friendly people.
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