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text: BEIJING, March 18 (Reuters) - Most industrial metals fell in early Asian trade on Monday after weak U.S. manufacturing data offered further evidence of a slowdown in economic growth early in the first quarter, while investors waited for clues as to when the Sino-U.S. trade war will end. The South China Morning Post reported on Saturday that a summit to end the trade row may be pushed back to June. FUNDAMENTALS * COPPER: Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange was flat at $6,430 a tonne by 0200 GMT, after closing up 0.4 percent in the previous session. The most-traded May copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange added 0.6 percent to 49,220 yuan ($7,328.44) a tonne. * VEDANTA: Vedanta Ltd on Friday named metals industry veteran Pankaj Kumar as Sterlite Copper chief executive, amid struggles to reopen its smelter in southern India that was shut after police killed 13 demonstrators protesting against the plant. * CHINA: China's refined copper output in January and February rose by 6.3 percent year-on-year to 1.34 million tonnes, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Friday. On a daily basis, output was around 22,712 tonnes, down 16.1 percent from December. * OTHER METALS: London nickel and zinc both slipped 0.5 percent, while tin was flat and lead nudged up 0.3 percent. In Shanghai, lead fell further, dropping 1.6 percent, while zinc dipped 1.1 percent. * U.S.: U.S. manufacturing output fell for a second straight month in February and factory activity in New York state was weaker than expected. * SANCTIONS: Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska sued the United States on Friday, alleging that it had overstepped its legal bounds in imposing sanctions on him and made him the "latest victim" in the U.S. probe into Moscow's alleged election interference. * VTB: The investment banking unit of Russia's VTB has expanded its base metals and precious trading divisions with new hires in Switzerland and China, VTB Capital said in a statement. * For the top stories in metals and other news, click or MARKETS NEWS * Asian share markets crept ahead while bonds were in demand globally on speculation the U.S. Federal Reserve will sound decidedly dovish at its policy meeting this week. PRICES BASE METALS PRICES 0203 GMT Three month LME copper 6434.5 Most active ShFE copper 49220 Three month LME aluminium 1896 Most active ShFE aluminium 13580 Three month LME zinc 2778 Most active ShFE zinc 21565 Three month LME lead 2068.5 Most active ShFE lead 17030 Three month LME nickel 12860 Most active ShFE nickel 99930 Three month LME tin 0 Most active ShFE tin 146600 BASE METALS ARBITRAGE LME/SHFE COPPER LMESHFCUc3 -870.04 LME/SHFE ALUMINIUM LMESHFALc3 -1072 LME/SHFE ZINC LMESHFZNc3 -566.7 LME/SHFE LEAD LMESHFPBc3 369.06 LME/SHFE NICKEL LMESHFNIc3 1474.65 ($1 = 6.7163 Chinese yuan) (Reporting by Tom Daly; Editing by Subhranshu Sahu)

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Archbishop Pietro Sambi
As the Papal Nuncio to the United States during Pope Benedict's 2008 visit to America, Archbishop Pietro Sambi helped to broker a ground-breaking meeting between Benedict XVI and victims of clergy sex abuse.
For 25 minutes, in the private chapel of the Papal embassy in Washington DC, Benedict XVI met and prayed with a group of five survivors of clergy sexual abuse. He then spent time with each one. Some burst into tears, according to Cardinal O'Malley of Boston, who had co-ordinated the gathering with Sambi.
The meeting marked the first time that a Pope had met privately with survivors of clerical sex abuse and it set the precedent for Benedict XVI's future meetings with abuse victims in other countries, notably in Australia, Malta and,…


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The Federal Government has rejected the Greens plan to legalise marijuana, with Health Minister Greg Hunt calling it a "gateway drug" which will inevitably lead users to use ice and heroin – a claim which will certainly be news to the gentle stoners of Australia.
Greens leader Richard Di Natale has called to completely end the prohibition of marijuana use in Australia, describing it as an "unmitigated disaster". This would be well above and beyond the current legislation around cannabis products, which more or less constitutes extremely limited medical use in certain states like New South Wales and Victoria.
Basically, this Vine is what Di Natale wants:
Calling upon Di Natale to retract his policy statement, Hunt fell back on standard prohibitionist tropes.
"Marijuana is a gateway drug. The risk of graduating to ice or to heroin from extended marijuana use is real and documented," Hunt told reporters. "We do not believe it is safe, responsible or something which should be allowed."
He further commented that he didn't care about the possible tax revenue, and didn't want to put the mental health of Australians at risk. It's definitely a point he needs to rebuke: in Colorado, considered one of the most successful models of marijuana legalisation, the state government pulled in nearly $250 million in tax in 2017 alone from legalised marijuana sales.
Health Minister @GregHuntMP on the Greens pushing to legalise cannabis: This has two major consequences: the first is the risk of physical and mental health problems, and the second is that marijuana is a gateway drug.
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Under the Greens plan, marijuana would be legalised, with an agency established to regulate licensing and sales, and monitor the conditions of the industry. It would also make this agency the single wholesaler for the drug, selling on to licensed retailers. Individuals would be permitted six plants for their own personal use.
Alex Wodak, president of the Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation, welcomed the Greens policy in a statement:
Banning cannabis hasn't reduced its use or availability, yet it has distracted police from following up more serious crimes, harmed a lot of young people and helped make some criminals rich.
There you have it, though, folks. Greg Hunt: a little nerdlet who doesn't want to make that sweet, sweet green legal for us all.Image: AAP


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"A goal of this record was to gracefully exit the stylised box that we had been in, but to do so in a loving way and to leave a wide door open for the next…"
Gary Meyler speaks to Robin Pecknold of Fleet Foxes concerning album number three, navigating his way out of a box and being permanently inked in Ireland.
"Up early, huh?" quips Robin Pecknold sympathetically, wise to our time difference (8am my time, 5pm his) on a sunny Sunday morning. A pot of coffee has been downed with the hope of steering my brain into conversational mode, but he, thankfully, sounds particularly upbeat and eager to chat from the Sydney Opera House auditorium where the Seattle singer and his band Fleet Foxes have just wrapped up soundcheck for the third of four sold- out shows there.
It's been six years since Fleet Foxes last played Cork, a rousing 2011 Live at the Marquee performance. Cork Opera House may not be as roomy as a big top, but what it loses in capacity it certainly rectifies with history. A meandering explanation is offered to Pecknold of the true story of Charles Dickens having publicly read A Christmas Carol on the same site (then known as the Athenaeum) in 1858. "You could say it's a venue with ghosts in the walls," I proffer to a quiet phone line, before a sincere wave of encouragement arrives from the other end. "Wow! Really?"
Broaching the topic of history uncovers Pecknold's familiarity with Ireland. "I love visiting Ireland – I'm part Irish by blood. When I was in the middle of making the first record back in 2007, I was only 21. I took a break from recording and my brother, sister and I came to Europe for a month. We visited Ireland and rented a car and did the Dingle peninsula, the ring of Kerry and drove the whole way around the country. I remember visiting Cork and seeing a lot of live music in the bars."
The Pecknolds' trip to Ireland's second city seems to have made an impression on Robin – quite literally. "I actually got my first tattoo in Cork! To take away a memory of the trip, my brother, sister and I got the same tattoo: the outline of a quarter, it's just a small circle really. We all have it. I love Ireland because I have fond memories of that trip exploring different ruins and different landscapes, the old stone dwellings, and burial mounds. Really cool."
"That trip really changed the first album. I ended up writing five or six songs right after that trip to Ireland that really changed the character of that record for the better."
The album Pecknold speaks about is Fleet Foxes' eponymous debut. The Appalachian honey-soaked, harmony-heavy release was a piece of 70's-esque pop-folk glory which dripped and glistened from living room speakers universally upon its release in 2008, shifting hundreds of thousands of records in the interim. Their sound was forged from the fires of CSN, The Beach Boys and The Band, galvanised with a Seattle modernity. A little over a year later, the band would find themselves in front of a 100,000 strong Glastonbury crowd and sold-out shows all over the world thereafter; the success of which the trappings Pecknold found difficult to navigate. Nevertheless, Helplessness Blues arrived in 2011, a fine follow-up that built upon its predecessor's penchant for multi-layered modern folk.
Pecknold, along with childhood friend and founding member Skyler Skjelset, pianist Casey Wescott, bassist Christian Wargo and multi-instrumentalist Morgan Henderson assuredly reintroduce themselves with Crack-Up, the long awaited third record which whispers into being, with the hushed opening of 'I Am All That I Need' hooking the listener into its lull before 'Arroyo Seco' brightens into that familiar full-on folk-rock. Crack-Up certainly satisfies the thirst for a Fleet Foxes record but Pecknold is dictating the flow.
"That was definitely the idea," he enthuses. "I didn't want album three to be so different that it was unrecognisable and I also didn't want to go against my own instinct just to do something different. I wanted to keep the parts that were reflective of my taste and the kind of music that moves me but I also wanted to ration, to some extent; to play with listener's expectations, to both please them and surprise them, to allow for different reactions over the course of time that they listen to the record."
"I remember feeling proud of the first two records but to make them distinctive required a hyper-stylisation that I ended up feeling trapped by. Part of the goal of this record was to gracefully exit that stylised box that we had been in, but to do so in a loving way and to leave a wide door open for the next album."
Crack-Up's release in June will close a gap of a six year hiatus for the band. Pecknold used the break to return to Columbia University to study music and English literature and has mentioned that he feels Crack-Up has picked up straight from where Helplessness Blues left off. I ask if it is odd that the music's timeline is different to his own.
"It makes me think of last year when I'd meet someone and tell them 'I'm in a band called Fleet Foxes' and they'd have associations around that which are about six years old," says Pecknold. "I've grown since 2011; it's not like you could listen to those records and know who I am now. In that sense, it's nice to have a new album that feels like a good picture of where we are now as people. After we finished recording this record and I was getting ready to start rehearsing for the tour, I sat down for the first time in many years and listened to all three albums and the EP sequentially and it was pretty fascinating to listen to them change in abstract ways and practical ways and to hear, over the course of three hours, a condensation of fifteen years."
With the Seattle singer's reflection on the overall lifespan of Fleet Foxes, I ask: why the break and why at that time; a period when Fleet Foxes had the world at their feet?
"I just found it very stressful," he says candidly. "It's very rewarding but it can be withering. Exposure, or feeling exposed as a person can make you want to close off a little bit, and close off a lot if it's too constant. It was affecting how I was thinking about music and what kind of music I would want to make. I didn't want to be publicly confused," he laughs quietly, "so I thought I'd just take a break until there was something I felt confident in and happy to share. It's much easier to feel exposed when you feel like you have something to stand behind, necessitating that exposure."
We lose ourselves in discussions regarding some of the more subtle studio moments on the record – such as applying Bach and Shostakovich's ideas of musical cryptograms to the bass line for 'Cassius' – so much so that Pecknold momentarily forgets what the original question was and is sincerely thankful for the interest in the musical process.
"I'm surprised by how much time we spent on recording some stuff on the record," he laughs confessedly, "there's a part on the first song, 'I Am All That I Need/Arroyo Seco/Thumbprint Scar' where it's just me singing into my iPhone walking through a door. I remember trying to find the right door for that," he laughs upon reflection of the recording cocoon. "The sound needed to be sparse; this guy walking through a door and then getting hit by a train, basically. It took hours and hours to find the right door for that, to record it in the right time and its re-recording and importing into the song to see if it worked. The album ends with the sound of me walking down a stairwell and exiting the album, exiting the room where the album takes place. That was recorded in a number of different stairwells and even with different pairs of shoes to make it sound right."
The closing song to which Pecknold refers (and album's title-track) had its name lifted from an F.Scott Fitzgerald essay. He is quick to reference other authors as influences when I ask about books he has liked, such as renowned journalist and fiction writer Renata Adler. Her 1976 novel Speedboat is specifically highlighted.
"That book was pretty influential for this record. It's almost like taking all the sentences from one book and jumbling them to make another. You have pieces of a whole but you are not getting it in a linear way. It was a very interesting reading experience to respond to. I wanted to try out new ways of approaching songwriting on this album. I would write paragraphs containing long descriptions of imaginary music and then try to make music to correspond to that description."
Despite Pecknold's keenness to chat about literature, he maintains that he derives more creative inspiration from film and visual art. It's interesting to hear how he might consider English visual artist Grayson Perry's advice for artists to "never get off the bus" – i.e. no matter what advice or promises are offered, one must keep going in the direction they wanted to go in the first place. What does he do to ensure he stays stay on the bus?
"Good question. I think whenever I felt like I was stepping off the bus, as it were, it was always from a lack of trust in my intuition. I think now aged 31 I feel very comfortable trusting my own gut."
- Fleet Foxes play the Iveagh Gardens tonight (tickets still available) and Friday July 14 (sold out).
Tickets are priced at €45.
- Crack-Up is available now on Nonesuch Records.


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Finished just in the nick of time! I'm not sure why I continue to do this to myself year after year, but once again I started a project for Christmas just days before needing it to decorate. All year I told myself I needed to make a new Christmas tree skirt.Read More
I finished the advent calendar over the weekend - just in time! I am loving how it turned out, although I must say it took a LOT longer than I had anticipated.Read More


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Justin Hicks stole the limelight from Tiger Woods during the first round of the US Open at Torrey Pines on Thursday.
Woods is playing his first tournament for two months after knee surgery and had to settle for a one-over-par 72 – four behind Hicks.
American Hicks secured the clubhouse lead at three under par after a 68 for a one-stroke lead over Rocco Mediate, Stuart Appleby and Eric Axley, who each signed for a two-under 69.
Lee Westwood, Sweden's Robert Karlsson and American amateur Rickie Fowler completed their first rounds in one-under-par 70 while Stuart Appleby and Eric Axley were still on the course at two under. Hicks is playing his second US Open having missed the cut on his only previous appearance in 2004.
Woods and world number two Phil Mickelson were the big names in the draw but, along with world number three Adam Scott, failed to make a serious dent on the leaderboard. Woods gave the pair a two-stroke head-start, and then after making up the deficit, he returned the favour once again.
Woods hit his first shot of the tournament into the rough at the first hole, leading to a double-bogey. He spent the next eight holes climbing back up the leaderboard and was one under at the turn. He started the back nine with four consecutive pars before his second double-bogey of the day, this one at the par-four 14th.
He then finished his one-over 72 with a three-putt par at the par-five 18th. But despite the disappointing finish to an uneven round, Woods was content with his position.
"To make two double-bogeys and a three-putt and be only four back, that's a great position to be in," Woods said. "Because I know I can clean that up tomorrow."
Hicks, meanwhile, racked up seven birdies today with four bogeys. He started on the 10th hole and had two runs of three consecutive birdies on his first nine holes. He also added a birdie at the fourth but dropped to three under with a bogey at the seventh.
"I think coming out here, I did a good job of framing in my mind a little bit kind of what to expect," Hicks said. "Driving is going to be at a premium, greens were going to be firm, greens were going to be fast and difficult to putt."


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We all love flowers and ice cream, right? An ice cream maker at Sydney Australia's I-Creamy have merged the two to create these beautiful gelato flowers.
The traditional style one scoop on top of another ice cream is out, flower shape ice cream trends now.
According to i Creamy co-owner Pichaporn Sapsittiporn "we do it petal by petal," and revealed that she uses a shoehorned shape spatula to carve the flower petals from the tubs.


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"My previous role was pretty monotonous to be honest and I wanted a role where I was going to be continuously learning new things with a potential to develop a long-term career.
"Being an apprentice electrician is a whole different ball game to working in the security industry. It's hands on, highly practical and the day flies by as we're so busy on site.
I'm developing skills for life and I'm really motivated to make the most of the opportunity I've been given," said Shadwell, a former student at Lordswood Boys' School in Birmingham.
"I learnt some pretty useful skills as a security guard. I don't get bored when asked to do repetitive tasks but just challenge myself to become quicker and more efficient. I'm a much better communicator now and know that if the need arose I could diffuse a situation through negotiation.
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"The term affective consumption refers to the use of a good to achieve an affective goal of either entering a positively valenced affective state, or leaving a negatively valenced one. Affective goals may be achieved using either an instant gratification strategy or a delayed gratification strategy."
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W. Edward Roth (2001) ,"Consuming to Achieve Affective Goals: a Framework For Analysis With Application", in NA - Advances in Consumer Research Volume 28, eds. Mary C. Gilly and Joan Meyers-Levy, Valdosta, GA : Association for Consumer Research, Pages: 217.
"Helina is explaining what a haul girl is to me. 'Basically, you go out shopping for clothes or beauty products,' she says, 'then you make a haul video and show viewers on YouTube what you got. You go through the items of clothing one by one. I guess what people get out of them is not showing off, like, how much money you've got or anything, but lifestyle: you get to see how one person lives, what their taste is.'
If you're minded to sneer at a youth cult that involves making videos about your shopping, then Helina has a pretty intriguing counter–argument. 'It's not just about showing what you've got,' she says. 'It's a whole creative process behind the videos as well, which is what I enjoy about it. Choosing the right music, going from the filming to the editing. Sometimes I even storyboard things, because I want certain shots, how I can present different items and things like that.' Besides, she says, it's a genuine community. She thinks a lot of haul girls 'turn the camera on because it's a way to talk to people without having to go outside and face their fears. I know that was the case with me: I turned on my camera because I was at home, signed off work, sick, and really bored. And it helped with my confidence in a way. There's this community where you can talk to like–minded people.'"
(Alexis Petridis, 20 March 2014, The Guardian)
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The NFL playoff picture becomes a bit more clear after this week of games:
Exciting Finishes: Bears over Saints in OT, Chargers beat Chiefs with an on-side kick and a Rivers' TD drive, Jets win on a fumble returned for a TD versus the Bills, Atlanta triumphant in overtime at home against the Bucs, and the Steelers win their division on a reviewed TD pass from Big Ben.
Awful Games: Bay Area football is put in check by the AFC East, Carolina rolls a terrible Denver team (that will win the AFC West), Bengals/Redskins is unwatchable, The Cowboys dominate a team that once was thought to be the best in the league but no looks awful (NY Giants), and the Vikings put one nail in the coffin of the Bears by beating the Cards.
That's about all for the NFL. I'm less and less interested as I realize the Bears won't be going to the post-season.
The Yankees Have Cash to Burn-ett: Don't you hate lame sports story titles that think they are clever? Me too- I apologize for just typing one moments ago. The Yanks have now spent $243 million on CC Sabathia and AJ Burnett. That's $60.75 million per initial. If I was a Yankees fan, I'd be half pumped, and half worried that the Brewers wrecked CC's arm and that AJ's was never fixed to begin with. We'll see how it goes...
BREAKING NEWS: Reggie Theus is out as Sacramento Kings coach. I didn't think he was doing a bad job with what he had to work with, but I've also heard the team was very disorganized and management did not like that. I imagine a coach should be pretty hands-on with a young team, so maybe it's a good move. You know what's not a great move? Firing Rick Adelman. Oops!


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Festivals and travel aren't always an option for students who have to work during their summer break. But through volunteering, there are ways to get around ticket and accommodation costs:
Volunteering for a music, film or art festival will get you free tickets and discounts. The work depends on experience and ranges from wristbanding and stewarding to litter picking. You might not be able to watch all your favourite acts, but with festivals asking £200 for a weekend ticket, it's probably worth it.
Jacob Polden has been wristbanding at music festivals since he was 18. His first stint was at Creamfields, but he's since worked at Glastonbury, Bestival and EDC. His motivation as a student was to save money, but the friends he made kept him coming back long after graduating. "You're outside being active, speaking to lots of people in a similar boat to you."
Polden, who volunteers through the organisation Festaff, adds that there is often more free time to attend gigs than you'd expect. He says the festival opening is the peak time, after which there is less time spent stewarding at the gates. He tends to swap shifts with someone if there's a band he doesn't want to miss.
Festaff still has places at more than 30 events this summer, while Oxfam also has volunteer places at the UK's biggest festivals.
Restaurant inspecting
No such thing as a free lunch? There are some exceptions. Restaurant owners pay agencies to ensure certain standards are being met. They do that by sending volunteer inspectors to review the establishment in return for covering the cost of a meal. Agency HGEM, for example, has popular restaurants such as Giraffe, Polpo and Dishoom on its books.
Teaching abroad or working in a summer camp can be a great way to get around expensive travel. Many schools cover travel expenses or sometimes a modest salary. Check out The English Experience, LEOlingo and Camp America for opportunities.
Another popular option is working on a farm. WWOOF offers work in a range of different countries, often providing food, accommodation and modest stipends in exchange for labour. A similar site is workaway.info, in which volunteers can sign up for various international projects in exchange for bed and board.
The charity fundraising challenge Jailbreak has become popular with university societies and involves travelling as far as possible over the course of a weekend without spending any money.
Earlier this year Matt Port, a student at Leeds University, took part with two friends in an event organised by the union's RAG society. Through begging bus drivers for free rides, pleading airlines for tickets and relying on the generosity of strangers for cash, they were able to travel as far as the Danish border town of Kruså within the 36-hour time limit. They raised around £500 for charity and won tickets to Leeds Festival.
"It exceeded my expectations," he says. "It was really rewarding to see that people wanted to help and to push ourselves out of our comfort zones."


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Rious, aka "ARCHMX5 Serious Piece of Work, RLPx2aoe, RL1x10aoe, RL2x8aoe, RL3x6, CGC" (that's quite a mouthful!) is a Border Collie/Akita mix. We compete in Rally Obedience and to date he was 6th in the country in 2013 in the puppy division in World Cynosport Rally Obedience rankings. In 2014 he kicked it up a notch and landed in spot number 3 in the Rally Level One national year end rankings! Then in 2015 he still managed to crack the top ten landing in 8th place in the nation for the ARCHX level! In 2016 he came out on fire and took 2nd place for the entire weekend at NEROE, the largest rally competition in the country and finished the year 6th in the ARCHMX division and broke the top 20 overall divisions for the first time at number 16, repeating national rankings in the MX+ and overall divisions for 2017 AND 2018! Rious attends many training classes by my side and is also my fabulous running partner! He is currently adding in competition preparations for both nose work and CDSP Obedience and Nose Work! I am infinitely proud of all this dog has accomplished and all he continues to teach me!
Ruby, aka "ARCHX CCNE's No Place Like Home, RLPaoe, RL1x2aoe, RL2x" is a mega mix of unknown heritage. She was found as a solo stray puppy on the streets of Mississippi and found her way into the rescue train north. I found her by accident and fell in love the moment I saw her. She is an amazing pet, the best friend not only to Rious but to my children as well!
Etta - 11/15/02-7/4/16. Etta was a Hound mix of uncertain heritage. She was the most challenging puppy I ever owned and she made me step up my game! Were it not for Etta I would not have been shoved into learning more and would never have found myself on this amazing path of dog training. Despite the frustrations she often brought upon us, I owe her everything and I can not imagine what my life would have been with out her!
Maggie - 1/31/01-10/1/12. Maggie was our first born child. She was the sweetest, most loving, wonderful dog we could have asked for. She taught me so much about reactivity and led the way to introduce me to many of the pivotal trainers and friends I know today. She was a reliable working partner and amazing family dog. Her passing left a hole in our hearts that may never be filled. We love her and miss her every day.


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Halloween Bash 2017
Saturday 10/28
Arts Brookfield
Bring your costume-clad kids for a FANGtastic afternoon at the family friendly Brookfield Place Halloween Bash!
Quiet Clubbing: Grab some headphones and let the DJs transport you to a high energy costumed dance party on the Waterfront Plaza!
Mysterious Cauldrons by Emilie Baltz: Hidden within the Winter Garden, guests will discover a series of mysterious frozen cauldrons that release ghoulish sounds when touched using a secret gesture. Open to children of all ages, this interactive exhibit stimulates and delights the senses through surprising uses of technology.
Costume Catwalk: Walk "red carpet style" on our Costume Catwalk with your favorite emcees, Tracy and Mason!
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I used to be an historian, specialising in Scottish and European History but I gave that up to get a normal job and to write fiction. That said, I never really left history behind. My interest in the past runs through my writing, shaping the world I've built, influencing the characters and the ideas. Hopefully, though, my stories are not weighed down by tons of detail. I want them to be adventures, not history lessons dressed up as fantasy.
I also love the outdoors, the wilder the better. I live in Glasgow, Scotland, so it's not too far to the mountains, lochs and woods that make my home so beautiful. I'm never happier than when I'm walking through some Highland glen or an Orcadian beach, taking in the splendour and thinking of story ideas. This is one of the reasons why Will, the narrator of my stories, is a wanderer. Landscape is a big influence on what I write and I hope that comes across, that you feel the rain on your face, or the cold wind biting, hear the wind rushing through the trees or see the dipping sun light up the sky.
And, like you, I love books. I read a lot, particularly well-crafted fiction, engaging history, and books about nature and travel. I like books that take you to another world or that shed a new light on familiar places.
If you want to hear more of my ramblings, check out my blog. If you want to read my stories, head to back to the home page. If you want to see photos of Scotland pretending to be the setting for my novels, take a look at my Facebook page.
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This Thanksgiving, my parents will be up North and I surely will be missing them. Each Thanksgiving, my family makes sure to go all out. They are the kind of parents who will invite over anyone who doesn't have a place to go and serve ham, turkey, and anything else you can think of.
One of my favorite dishes is green bean casserole. I also love "deconstructed green beans" or green beans wrapped in bacon. Oh yes, yes yes.
No matter what is made for a Thanksgiving dinner, it's wonderful to just spend time together with family and talk about all the things you are thankful for. I know I have a lot to be thankful for this year!
Wrapped with a strip of bacon, these green bean bundles add an elegant touch to the Thanksgiving table. To get a head start, you can trim and blanch the beans a day in advance, then store in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
- 8 thick bacon slices
- 6 Tbs. (3/4 stick) unsalted butter, melted
- 1 1/2 tsp. kosher salt
- 3/4 tsp. roasted garlic powder
- 1 1/2 lb. green beans, trimmed and blanched
- 1/4 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
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I have implemented a BPD and have set "Expose to Start" to "All Users". If I try to get the current state of a process instance via REST API, I get the HTTP error "401 - Unauthorized" and as error message in the REST response:
CWTBG0549E: You are not authorized to perform the "getDetails" action
Why do I get this "not authorized" error?
Answer by Henning Burgmann (3254) | Sep 10, 2015 at 07:54 AM
The "Exposed To" field on the overview page of the BPD does not have impact on who is authorized to view the instance. It is to control who is authorized to start an instance of this BPD.
Only users, who are authorized to view the process instance are allowed to retrieve the status of a BPD instance. These are:
users, who have been assigned to at least one human task within this process instance
users in the performance metrics group of the BPD (they will also be allowed to view the process performance dashboards in Process Portal)
all users, if a process instance does not contain any tasks (neither human nor system)
Note 1: Condition #2 can lead to the phenomenon that requests to view the process instance's status get "not authorized" error until this human task is created. The task doesn't needs to be claimed.
Note 2: If teams are used and a manager team is defined, the managers of the users in #2 and #3 are allowed to view the process instance, too.
Can you clarify 2.
Are these the user who've claimed a task or any users in a team who are potential owners?
Also, you can add 5) Team managers of users in 2.
Mike Z
Thank you for your suggestions. I have updated my answer, have clarified #2 and added a note regarding teams and manager teams.
By the way, there is a very good series of developerWorks articles regarding Teams in BPM.
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Welcome to the Little Chefs blog! A glimpse into what happens at St Peter's at midday on a Thursday (term time only) and the place to pick up some delicious, healthy, tried-and-tested-on-two-year-olds recipes to make at home.
For our first post we're sharing our end-of-term special from July - home made burgers and kebabs, in case we have another burst of BBQ weather before autumn kicks in! Here served with a Little Chefs favourite – cucumber batons.
Ingredients (serves 4)
For the burgers:
- 500g beef mince
- 1 egg
- Small handful of breadcrumbs (you can make these by toasting bread in the toaster and crumbling it into fine crumbs)
Vegetarian alternative:
- 1 pack halloumi cheese
For the kebabs:
- 1 courgette
- 1 small pack of cherry tomatoes,
- 1 peppers
- 1 small pack button mushrooms,
- wooden kebabs sticks
To serve:
- sliced cheese,
- lettuce, cucumber, tomato (optional)
- ketchup
- burger buns
- cucumber
- Wash hands and wipe surfaces
- Toast bread and make breadcrumbs
- Chop courgette and peppers into good-sized chunks
- Cut cucumber into batons
- If you are using them, wash and tear lettuce and slice tomato and cucumber for burger fillings.
- Cut halloumi into 1cm thick slices
- Split burger buns
For the burgers:
- Combine the mince and egg in a bowl and squash together with your hands until well combined.
- Add breadcrumbs and continue to squish until it is not too sticky and forms a fairly firm burger patty. Wash your hands well after this stage.
- Cook the burgers on the barbeque, making sure you cook both sides (or use a frying pan with a little oil). Cut into one of the burgers to check it is cooked all the way through.
- Barbeque the sliced halloumi as a vegetarian alternative (or use a griddle pan)
- Build your own perfect burger with buns, tomato, lettuce, cucumber, cheese and ketchup.
For the kebabs:
- Thread the vegetables onto the skewers – only use the vegetables you would like to eat later!
- BBQ the kebabs for a few minutes until the veg has softened. You can also drizzle with a little oil and grill the kebabs, checking them regularly so that they don't burn.
- Serve alongside the burgers and cucumber batons.


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Comparing Outcomes of Fresh vs. Frozen Donor Eggs
Egg freezing is a viable option not just for women who want to preserve their fertility, but also for egg donors and women who are using donor eggs to have a baby. Donors' eggs are frozen and women/couples purchase a cohort of eggs from a donor chosen from an egg bank's database.
As compared to fresh egg donation, frozen egg donation is less expensive and provides a greater choice of donors and convenience – the donor and recipient don't need to be synched for stimulation and retrieval, says Dr. Samuel Pang, a fertility doctor and medical director of IVF New England. A recent study in which IVF New England participated showed there are comparable pregnancy rates with fresh and frozen donor eggs.
The retrospective data analysis compared 80 fresh and 168 frozen donor egg cycles: average number of eggs per cycle, fertilization rate, number of embryo transfers, average number of embryos transferred, pregnancy and excess embryos for cryopreservation.
|Fresh Eggs
|Frozen Eggs
|Embryos Transfers
|# Embryos Transferred
|Clinical Pregnancies per Embryo Transfer
|Frozen Embryos After Transfer
|Clinical Pregnancies per Embry Transfer
IVF New England is a member of My Egg Bank, a frozen donor egg bank. Pang has seen a significant shift in patients who are choosing to use frozen donor eggs rather than fresh donor eggs for the reasons cited above. In addition, those patients are generally interested in having just one child using donor eggs. Using a frozen donor there is less of a chance of having frozen embryos for future IVF cycles.
"With the My Egg Bank Model they get six eggs thawed per cycle. Whereas from a fresh donor they get all the eggs from that donor – whether the donor produces 15, 20 or 25 eggs," Pang says. "That's the reason why the cost is much lower, because they are essentially sharing eggs with recipients of the same egg donor. And that also means they don't typically have the opportunity to have a large number of embryos and potentially some embryos left over to freeze."
Patients who choose a fresh donor egg cycle typically do so if they are planning to have more than one child and would prefer to have full genetic siblings for their families, Pang explains. Using fresh donor eggs they have a better chance of having embryos frozen from the cohort of eggs from their egg donor, allowing them to have multiple children, depending on the number of frozen embryos they have.
Researchers concluded that frozen donor eggs, "Offer potentially greater choice of donors, lower cost and more satisfaction through greater convenience with comparable pregnancy rates but with a lower chance for recipients to have frozen embryos for future cycles."


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Prince Andrew sex allegations: Jeffrey Epstein's butler Alfredo Rodriguez, who stole tell-all 'black book', dies age 60
Key Excerpts from Article on Website of The Independent (One of the UK's leading newspapers)
Prince Andrew sex allegations: Jeffrey Epstein's butler Alfredo Rodriguez, who stole tell-all 'black book', dies age 60
The Independent (One of the UK's leading newspapers), January 7, 2015
Posted: 2018-12-16 23:15:52
Alfredo Rodriguez, the butler of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has died, and with him the location of a 'black book', which allegedly details "the full scope and the extent of Epstein's involvement with underage girls", and contact details of the businessman's celebrity friends. Rodriguez died at the age of 60 after suffering from mesothelioma last week, his widow Patricia Dunn [said]. Dunn alleges that her late husband "knew all about Prince Andrew," who has been named in the current sex scandal centering on Epstein. Allegations leveled at the Prince are that he was supplied with a teenage girl who was used by Epstein as a "sex slave". The 'black book' that Rodriguez had in his possession [was a] journal in which Epstein is understood to have detailed the girls which attended his properties for "massages" for him and his friends, and details of his celebrity friends and associates who had no connection with alleged offences, including Bill Clinton and Donald Trump. Rodriguez, who stole the book, claimed he needed it as insurance against the businessman to protect his own life. The butler failed to tell prosecutors he possessed the book and later refused to hand it over. He was jailed for 18 months for attempting to sell it for $50,000. In 2011 it emerged that the journal "detailed the full scope and the extent of Epstein's involvement with underage girls," according to prosecuting lawyers, who referred to it as "The Holy Grail".
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U.S. Military Wanted to Provoke War With Cuba
2001-05-01, ABC News
In the early 1960s, America's top military leaders reportedly drafted plans to kill innocent people and commit acts of terrorism in U.S. cities to create public support for a war against Cuba. Code named Operation Northwoods, the plans reportedly included the possible assassination of Cuban émigrés, sinking boats of Cuban refugees on the high seas, hijacking planes, blowing up a U.S. ship, and even orchestrating violent terrorism in U.S. cities. The plans were developed as ways to trick the American public and the international community into supporting a war to oust Cuba's ... Fidel Castro. America's top military brass even contemplated causing U.S. military casualties, writing: "We could blow up a U.S. ship in Guantanamo Bay and blame Cuba," and, "casualty lists in U.S. newspapers would cause a helpful wave of national indignation." The plans had the written approval of all of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and were presented to President Kennedy's defense secretary, Robert McNamara, in March 1962. But they apparently were rejected by the civilian leadership and have gone undisclosed for nearly 40 years. The Joint Chiefs even proposed using the potential death of astronaut John Glenn during the first attempt to put an American into orbit as a false pretext for war with Cuba. Should the rocket explode and kill Glenn, they wrote, "the objective is to provide irrevocable proof … that the fault lies with the Communists." The scary thing is none of this stuff comes out until 40 years after.
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Inside the secretive Bilderberg Group
2005-09-29, BBC News
How much influence do private networks of the rich and powerful have on government policies and international relations? One group, the Bilderberg, has often attracted speculation that it forms a shadowy global government. Every year since 1954 [they have brought] together about 120 leading business people and politicians. At this year's meeting in Germany, the audience included the heads of the World Bank and European Central Bank, Chairmen or Chief Executives from Nokia, BP, Unilever, DaimlerChrysler and Pepsi ... editors from five major newspapers, members of parliament, ministers, European commissioners ... and the queen of the Netherlands. The chairman ... is 73-year-old Viscount Etienne Davignon. In an extremely rare interview, he played down the importance of Bilderberg. "I don't think (we are) a global ruling class because I don't think a global ruling class exists." Will Hutton ... who attended a Bilderberg meeting in 1997, says people take part in these networks in order to influence the way the world works, to create what he calls "the international common sense". And that "common sense" is one which supports the interests of Bilderberg's main participants. For Bilderberg's critics the fact that there is almost no publicity about the annual meetings is proof that they are up to no good. Bilderberg meetings often feature future political leaders shortly before they become household names. Bill Clinton went in 1991 while still governor of Arkansas, Tony Blair was there two years later while still an opposition MP. All the recent presidents of the European Commission attended Bilderberg meetings before they were appointed. Informal and private networks like Bilderberg have helped to oil the wheels of global politics and globalisation for the past half a century.
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[9/11] Hijack 'suspects' alive and well
2001-09-23, BBC News
Another of the men named by the FBI as a hijacker in the [9/11] suicide attacks on Washington and New York has turned up alive and well. The identities of four of the 19 suspects accused of having carried out the attacks are now in doubt. Saudi Arabian pilot Waleed Al Shehri was one of five men that the FBI said had deliberately crashed American Airlines flight 11 into the World Trade Centre on 11 September. His photograph was released, and has since appeared in newspapers and on television around the world. He told journalists there that he had nothing to do with the attacks. He has contacted both the Saudi and American authorities. He acknowledges that he attended flight training school at Daytona Beach in the United States, and is indeed the same Waleed Al Shehri to whom the FBI has been referring. But, he says, he left the United States in September last year [and] became a pilot with Saudi Arabian airlines. Abdulaziz Al Omari, another of the Flight 11 hijack suspects ... says he is an engineer with Saudi Telecoms, and that he lost his passport while studying in Denver. Meanwhile ... a London-based Arabic daily says it has interviewed Saeed Alghamdi. He was listed by the FBI as a hijacker in the United flight that crashed in Pennsylvania. And there are suggestions that another suspect, Khalid Al Midhar, may also be alive. FBI Director Robert Mueller acknowledged on Thursday that the identity of several of the suicide hijackers is in doubt.
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Fire did not cause World Trade Center Building 7 collapse, UAF study suggests
2019-09-06, KTVA (CBS Affiliate, Anchorage, Alaska)
World Trade Center Building 7 was not struck by a plane, but collapsed hours after the twin towers on Sept. 11, 2001. A draft report released this week by researchers at UAF [University of Alaska Fairbanks] suggests that the fall was not a result of fires, despite the findings of the National Institute for Standards and Technology ... in 2008. The study was paid for by a group called Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth [representing] over 3,000 architects and engineers who have signed a petition calling on Congress to launch a new investigation into the destruction of the towers. Dr. Leroy Hulsey, a civil engineering professor at UAF, led the four-year study. According to the Institute of Northern Engineering's website, the objective was to examine the structural response of WTC 7 to fire loads that may have occurred that day, rule out scenarios that couldn't have caused its collapse and identify types of failures that may have caused the fall. The UAF team's findings contradict those of the 2008 NIST report, which concluded that WTC 7 was the first tall building ever to collapse primarily due to fire. According to the NIST report, debris from the north WTC tower (WTC 1) ignited fires on at least 10 floors in WTC 7. NIST said the automatic sprinkler system on those floors failed, causing the fires to spread. Despite NIST's findings, critics of the government's account have long argued the building fell in a controlled demolition. "We virtually simulated the building and we looked at that analysis and we also virtually simulated what they did, we couldn't get it to do what they did," Hulsey said.
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Sealed Jeffrey Epstein Court Documents Name at Least 1,000 People
2019-09-05, Time
The names of at least 1,000 people appear in sealed court documents associated with Jeffrey Epstein, a court heard on Wednesday. The revelation came after attorneys for a "John Doe" asked a federal judge in New York not to release the names of people who were not directly involved with the 2015 defamation lawsuit filed by Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre against Epstein's longtime confidante Ghislaine Maxwell. The case was settled in 2017, but the details are only just now emerging. A day before Epstein's death in August, a massive cache of documents from the suit was unsealed - revealing accusations against prominent figures, including former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson and former Sen. George Mitchell. Within the files, Giuffre alleged Maxwell acted as Epstein's "madame" and was "one of the main women" whom Epstein used "to procure under-aged girls for sexual activities." Maxwell's attorney, Jeffrey S. Pagliuca, said that ... there are "literally hundreds of pages of investigative reports that mention hundreds of people." Pagliuca also pointed to a piece of evidence he called "an address book," and said it probably includes 1,000 names. What could be the legal implications for anyone who is named? It depends, says Mimi Rocah, a MSNBC legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. Individuals could be implicated in the sex trafficking conspiracy "if they were even minimally aware of the age of the girls being exploited and participated or furthered that exploitation in some way," she explains.
Note: For more along these lines, see concise summaries of deeply revealing news articles on Jeffrey Epstein from reliable major media sources.
Epstein's donations to universities reveal a painful truth about philanthropy
2019-09-05, Washington Post
Jeffrey Epstein forged deep ties with some of the nation's elite universities and their scholars, showering them with millions of dollars in donations. The financier's donations supported important research and helped scientists work toward discoveries, but they also provided a veneer of credibility to a convicted sex offender. The ensuing fallout ... illuminates enduring questions for academia about the money that fuels research, and how institutions nurture relationships with donors in the race to excel. Epstein gave repeatedly to MIT and Harvard University. At MIT, the president, L. Rafael Reif, apologized to Epstein's victims in a message to campus. The school accepted about $800,000 of Epstein's money over 20 years, Reif wrote, with gifts to the MIT Media Lab and to a mechanical engineering professor. "With hindsight," Reif wrote, "we recognize with shame and distress that we allowed MIT to contribute to the elevation of his reputation, which in turn served to distract from his horrifying acts. No apology can undo that." The largest gift to Harvard University from Epstein was $6.5 million in 2003, for the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics. Martin Nowak, director of that program, said there was only one gift from Epstein in support of his research, and that money was spent by 2007. In 2006, when Epstein was facing sex-crime charges, the Harvard Crimson reported that the school would not return the gift, although some prominent recipients of Epstein's donations had done so.
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The 2008 Alien Invasion of the UK
by The Doctor on Sep.02, 2008, under UFOs and Close Encounters
The summer of 2008 will go down as, "The Summer Aliens (Almost) Invaded the UK."
It started in May, when the British Government released previously secret UFO files to the National Archives. The files included corroborated reports from reputable sources of UFOs hovering over British cities.
In one amazing incident from 1984, air-traffic controllers describe a, "brilliant solid ball of light, bright silvery in colour," land on a runway in front of them, then takeoff in a near vertical climb. These stories appearing in both the national press and on TV caused quite a stir.
What happened next depends on your point of view. In one narrative, worried by their pubic exposure, the UFOs decided to step up their invasion plans, with the UK the center of the attack.
Another point of view has it that once UFOs became newsworthy, UFO stories multiplied. When people saw these reports, things they once dismissed as mundane they now perceived as UFOs. With more sightings publicized, people become more likely to report their own experiences, as they were no longer are worried about being labelled as "weird." It was a self-reinforcing process.
Whatever the reason, by mid-summer, UFO sightings had rocketed (excuse the pun). Malcolm Robinson, the founder member of Strange Phenomena Investigations, told the normally staid Daily Telegraph, "Something very bizarre is happening in the skies over the UK."
The national press ran stories on a "glowing" disc spotted above the M5 motorway, on fleets of objects hanging in the sky above an army barracks and of a police helicopter chasing a UFO.
In one famous story, a man calls the police to report a mysterious light hovering above his house, only to have the Police identify it as the moon when they arrived at the scene.
My hometown, Stevenage, has not been immune. A sighting in August was the first UFO sighting in the town in 32 years. The local Comet reported multiple-sightings of between two and seven orange spheres, travelling silently in a parallel course to the local airport's flight path. One group of 10 people at a barbecue took photos, which also appeared in the paper.
A week later, the paper provided the explanation. Someone had been letting off Chinese lanterns in the town. Chinese lanterns are baby hot air balloons about the size of a dustbin liner. The local airport was not amused. Pointing out that anyone releasing such objects needs to get clearance from the Civil Aviation Authority first.
Not everyone I know accepts this explanation, conspiracy and cover-up are suspected. "I believe," and, "the truth is out there," they mutter.
Now September has arrived, the new soccer season has started and UFO reports have died down. With a new cold war looming and the UK facing its worse recession in 60 years, we may be looking back with fondness to the summer of 08. When all we had to worry about was ET stopping by for some barbecue chicken.


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Mea Culpa - new build
This 40 metre advanced composite luxury yacht fisher takes her owner around the world in the pursuit of game, and time onboard.
"You should all be hugely proud of this boat. After all these miles, we have never had any movement in the structure. We have never had a single structural failure – not even a minor crack, anywhere. The interior still looks beautiful and the engineering has been outstanding. Over the years we have maintained and upgraded various areas and everyone working on the boat has complimented us on how well built this boat is. You all did an outstanding job building an incredible boat. The owner has had a lot of wonderful times on this boat, catching fish and relaxing with friends and family. Mea Culpa has done everything she was designed to do and proves she's a world traveller. We are embarking on the next journey across the Pacific with stops in French Polynesia and Hawaii on route to Alaska this summer for some salmon and halibut fishing. I am sure she will continue to perform the same for the next 100,000 mile world adventure."
Captain Mike Hein, on celebrating Mea Culpa's first 100,000 nautical miles in March 2012


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Product: All-natural salve, handmade in Hawaii by Juju Magic.
Background: The design and illustration needed to reflect the joyful spirit of the brand. The owner Julie contacted me because she liked my Spring 2017 greeting card and wanted a similar style for her packaging. I was provided with an ingredient list and product samples (which were fantastic).
Style guide
Julie liked the bright colors and joyful feel of this piece. With this style guide in mind, I moved forward on the project.
Concept sketch
Here are my original sketch and notes. For this project I had nearly complete creative freedom in terms of subject matter. A rainbow seemed an appropriate nod to Hawaii and I featured lavender sprigs as they are one of the main ingredients in the salve.
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Even without the rainbow, there just wasn't room for an ingredient list on the <2 inch diameter tins. So, we negotiated a second image for the back of the tin. Julie's rainbow had a home and provided a nice visual surprise upon flipping over the tin. I added a faint suggestion of the rainbow on the front to tie the images together.
At present, Juju Magic Salve is available only in Hilo, HI, but I'll post updates as distribution widens. Looking forward to seeing the design on my new favorite salve.


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Our latest Office Hours Hangout kept us on the topic of Monitoring. Last week we took a look at Rackspace Intelligence, our single pane of glass which gives customers a real-time and comprehensive overview of the health of their infrastructure at one glance. This week we invited our friends from New Relic to join us to discuss their Insights platform.
Insights is another real-time analytics tool, but unlike Rackspace Intelligence, Insights gives a look at the application, and more specifically how users are interacting with the application. This podcast was very… (I promised myself I wouldn't make the "insightful" pun again) educational. I selected a few highlights to share in the links below, and the full video and audio versions are available below.
New Relic Insights overview
Our discussion started with a brief overview of Insights. I always appreciate having a product manager on to discuss his or her product, because they've spent the most time with the product, and more importantly, the users of that product. Insights Product Manager Henry Shapiro had a great explanation of Insights, and how our mutual customers are using it. He also identified three different verticals that define most of their customers: ecommerce, Software as a Service, and Digital (media sites).
Flipping the IT decision making process
Co-host Drew Cox kicked off a discussion on how Insights allows IT users, who have had the data all along, to surface that data, bring it to the correct decision makers, and effectively change the way decisions are made. Henry shared how some customers use Insights to discover an entire potential customer base that was previously unknown.
Insights also helps clarify transactional data. Henry shared an example from New Relic's own use of Insights to assist in customer support. They've modified their site code to send data to Insights on many user transaction on the New Relic website. They're now able to capture the string of events the customer performed, so when a customer creates a support ticket, that string of events can be analyzed to better understand what the customer did, was trying to do and obstacles they came up against. This means a significant reduction in the back and forth between customer and support agent, and more time spent directly solving customer issues.
Other services that pair well with Insights
New Relic has a full suite of products our mutual customers use together. Henry shared a bit about how those services best fit together, and one of most creative use cases for Insights; it turns out to be a very useful platform for gathering and using data.
Ecommerce, Black Friday and Insights
It's already September, and that means Black Friday is only a few weeks away. We wanted to find out what features of Insights might be most useful for ecommerce sites. Henry described how to determine a baseline to measure against it, and we discussed one of our favorite topics, load testing. Henry recommended a healthy dose of load testing going into the Black Friday season, especially for new customers who might not have historical data to go off of.
Finally, Henry offered recommendations for new customers in the implementation phase he believes can provide the most return. He recommended using Insights to track usernames, and what each individual user does on the site. This can provide insight (I knew I couldn't keep my no pun promise) into which customers have adopted new features, which continue to use older features, and how they interact with the site. This information can help provide a much more rewarding customer experience.
That's it for this week, be sure to tune in every week, live at 1 p.m. central, or check out the on-demand audio podcasts available via iTunes, or your favorite podcasting app.


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To celebrate our daughter coming into our lives, my husband and I decided to host a party during which Sadie would be blessed by a Catholic priest and be given a Hebrew name by a rabbi. We had the priest from my side of the family. Now we needed a rabbi.
Russell was barely even culturally Jewish and had just started his own consulting business, meaning he had no extra time for anything. So finding a rabbi fell to me.
Many I contacted refused to officiate with a Catholic priest. Others asked about the mother: "Is she Jewish?" They wanted to make it clear that Sadie would not be considered Jewish unless the mother was, even if we gave her a Hebrew name.
Sadie has two fathers. Most people get it when I say, "She has two daddies." Others persist, asking, "No, but who is her mom?"
With the rabbis, I finally just said, "I'm her mom."
This response has silenced women in elevators, nannies on playgrounds and bureaucratic clerks in charge of postponing jury duty.
I didn't realize that saying those three words would, in some people's eyes, transform me from a married man into June Cleaver. I just thought: If hanging out with a beautiful baby while someone else earns the money is momlike, then sign me up.
Unfortunately, I failed to read the small print explaining that my handsome husband may start seeing me as June Cleaver, too.
As a former Catholic, I come from a long line of passive-aggressive mothers. My own Catholic mother, who lives one floor below us, reminds me of it daily.
"If you really want to get me something nice for my birthday," she'll say, "I could use a few tubs of Benecol." When she saw me in a Broadway show where I appeared briefly in spandex, she said, "It might be fun for us to go on a diet together."
Mother's Day is the worst. She invariably turns down my siblings' invitation for brunch in the suburbs, preferring to complain to neighbors in our building's elevator that none of her children invited her anywhere.
Russell was on a consulting trip for my first Mother's Day as a "mom," where he was enduring the hardships of luxury hotels in Istanbul and London and emphasizing how grueling it was to eat with clients at world-class restaurants (as I dined on Sadie's leftover puréed spinach and pears). A 9-month-old is expensive, and since I wasn't earning any money, I was determined to spend as little as possible. I planned on showering my mother with the extravagance of a card I would make myself.
Early that fateful Sunday morning, after a whopping three hours of sleep, I was making my mother's card when our doorman buzzed.
Loud noises made Sadie cry, so our buzzer — similar to the sound of someone being electrocuted — caused her to scream and me to use language that wasn't child-friendly. Over the screaming, I heard that I had a package downstairs. I assumed it was our shipment of formula from Diapers.com.
"Thanks, Junior," I said. "I'll be down in a bit." I feared my outfit of boxer shorts and spit-up-encrusted T-shirt was too casual for a full-service lobby.
I'd returned to my card making when my phone rang: my mother.
"Happy Mother's Day," I said.
"Thank you," she said. "You have a package downstairs."
"I know. I'll get it later."
She had clearly been making the rounds in the building, moaning about her ungrateful children, so the pressure was on to make her card so special that it would equal a fancy brunch and bouquet of flowers.
As Sadie and I trekked down to 11B to deliver it, our neighbor said, "You have a package downstairs."
"Thanks," I said, nostalgic for brownstone living and anonymous deliveries.
My mother opened the door and I handed her the card, which she pretended to appreciate. "Oh, David, this is lovely," she said. "Why don't you go down and get your package?"
As I headed to the elevator, leaving Sadie with my mother, yet another neighbor said, "You have a package downstairs." I started to wonder where the line is between a "full service" building and a "full annoyance" one.
When exiting our elevator into the lobby, you make a hairpin turn past the shiny brass mailboxes before seeing the doorman at his perch. If I were directing a movie, this sequence would involve a slow pan of me turning the corner, with a jump cut to a close-up of my face as I saw what awaited me.
It was not a package. It was not a shipment from Diapers.com. On the doorman's stand was a flower arrangement topped by a clump of Mylar balloons. Stapled to the cellophane, a big card yelled, "Happy Mother's Day David!!!"
Time stood still. I felt as if I were in a vacuum with no sound, movement or feelings.
Somehow I managed to grab the thing and rush it into the elevator. I think I heard Junior call out, "Happy Mother's Day, David" in a nonmocking way, but, as in a Bugs Bunny cartoon, there was a factory whistle blaring and steam coming out of my ears, so I couldn't really hear him.
In the elevator, I assessed what I was holding. This was no gaudy embarrassment of pink carnations and baby's breath. If it's possible for a mélange of balloons and flowers to be tasteful, this was it. And if my almost three decades with Russell has taught me anything, it's that the difference between tacky and tasteful is usually the difference between a little money and a lot.
Even so, the more my eyes focused on this expensive riot of mini green hydrangea and garden roses, the more I wanted, instead, a bottle of single-malt Scotch, a therapeutic massage and someone to look after Sadie for five hours. As the elevator ascended, the full weight of the package became almost unbearable.
I felt, more than ever before, the crushing burden of motherhood. We moms may feel closer to the source of all power that exists in the universe, but we are forced to endure the condescension of a society that acknowledges our role with pink balloons.
I envisioned my allegedly hard-working hubby lounging in his London hotel room, suddenly remembering that it was almost Mother's Day and making a panicked trans-Atlantic call to the pricey florist he has on speed dial. While trying to figure out which arrangement would most impress his mother, he probably thought: "Wait! I have two mothers to think about now. Make it a double."
The possibility that Russell had merged me in his mind with his own mother hit me so hard that I almost dropped the heavy bouquet on the floor.
I briefly thought about getting off on 11 and presenting it to my mother. I also considered going directly into the trash room and stomping on it until it was unrecognizable, until I realized that the shattering of glass and explosion of balloons would only call more attention to my wretchedness.
That's when I decided to do what so many moms do every day: suffer in silence. I stowed the humiliating package in my apartment and went back to my mother's to get Sadie. As I entered, I could tell that even my mother sensed it would be a bad idea to mention Russell's gift. She again thanked me for my card and asked if we were going out for brunch.
"Mom, Mother's Day brunch in New York City is like a combination of jury duty, the D.M.V. and the No. 6 train platform at rush hour."
"So, no?"
"No, Mom. Another time."
One of the best things about being a new parent is having the license to sleep when your baby does. So even though I'd been up for only an hour, I stretched out with Sadie, and her sleeping breath against my chest gave me a moment to strategize. Why was I so upset? Didn't I have a great life? Wasn't I the first to call myself Mom? Why should I be so offended if others follow suit?
My father once gave me two pieces of advice: marry a nice Catholic girl, and always be sure to look, and overlook.
"Look, and overlook" is one of those pithy phrases that makes sense one moment and baffles the next. As I stared at the balloons, however, those words gave me much-needed clarity. I needed to overlook how much I felt like a stay-at-home loser and look a little more closely at the actual message on the card attached to the floral elephant in the room.
So I ripped open the envelope. It read:
"Dear Daddy David,
Just as we've decided that our daughter should celebrate both Hanukkah and Christmas, there's no reason we can't co-opt every holiday celebrating parenthood. Thanks for being the best parent in the world and making Sadie and me feel so lucky. Love you tons, Daddy Russell.
P.S. Because I know you're wondering, I sent a different (and much smaller) arrangement to my mom."
Best Mother's Day ever.


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Doug Johnson's 11th Reeling for Kids Saltwater Challenge is in the books — as always, a well-executed success.
Doug Johnson's 11th Reeling for Kids Saltwater Challenge is in the books — as always, a well-executed success. Ninety teams competed in offshore and inshore divisions, and the Steinhatchee waters produced for them well.
Capt. Joey Landreneau weighed in the only cobia of the tournament — winning with the 17.8-pounder.
Winning speckled trout of 5.30, 4.65, and 4.40 pounds were taken by Rick Davidson, Robert Hart, and Brett Brantley, respectively.
Adam Anderson's first place redfish weighed an impressive 7.65-pounds; while fish of 7.35 and 7.30 pounds, taken by myself and Ashley Mock, ranked as the second and third place reds.
The third of the primary inshore species, the Spanish mackerel, was much tougher for most of us to locate. Mike Prince nabbed the number three Spanish, a fish weighing 1.55-pounds.
Greg Fleming succeeded in finding a 3.15-pounder good for second place, while overall champion Ashley Mock blew this category away with a 5.45-pound beauty. The big Spanish helped propel Team Ashley Mock to a very impressive 17.05-pound red/trout/mackerel triple — enough to claim the coveted Master's Inshore title by a big margin. Team Greg Fleming's combined 12.1-pound trio was good for the second place Master's trophy; and Doug Stringfellow and I squeaked into third with 10.60.
The Master's Offshore competition, offering supreme bragging rights in the two-day Reeling for Kids event, saw several teams opt to spend the night out deep, fishing in fairly rough seas.
The misery paid off for Frank Sheffield's Team Sea-Dog. Their 32.25-pound kingfish, 15.25 red grouper, and 5.65 mangrove snapper, each a stand-alone money winner, combined to give the Starke team a 53.15-pound winning total.
Buoyed by their 39.40-pound winning kingfish, Steve English's Team No Limits followed close behind in second place with 51.15.
Mike Potapow's Team Triple Mike earned third place in the Master's Offshore competition with a three-species total of 44.10 that included the second-place red grouper.
Additional top three offshore catches included a 30.80-pound king taken by Eric Daniels of Team Deep Eddy, Travis LaPerle's 6.30 mangrove snapper, and a money-winning red grouper (11.85) and mangrove snapper (6.90) hauled in by Michael Lodge of Team Bluewater Predator.
That's a lot of winners to cover … but the biggest winner is the Boys and Girls Club of Alachua County. Doug Johnson has grown his event to be the Big Bend's number one fishing tournament — and it has also become a major fundraiser for the club where he spent so much time as a child.
A wet winter and spring has left our lakes high and pretty, while the rivers have finally fallen back into their banks. Conditions couldn't be much better as we enter the hottest part of the year. Out of commission for half a year, the Suwannee River faithful are finally able to fish their water effectively.
Big bluegill and redbelly catches have been common for a couple of weeks now, taken by fishers making accurate casts to shoreline cover that had been covered by several feet of water all year long.
Locals are making up for the lost time, employing ultralight tackle and little Strike King Bitsy Minnows or Rebel Teeny Crawfish and Crickhoppers.
Still, so far this season area anglers have come in the store with better saltwater fishing stories.
Even some fishers casting brackish waters with freshwater species in mind have ended up with salty favorites instead.Sunday, Eric and Vicki Canto and their daughters, Allie and Emily went after bass on the St. John's River out of Palatka's Crystal Cove Marina.
A midday thunderstorm sent the Gainesville family back to the marina, where they waited it out by having lunch at the restaurant. After the bad weather passed, the Cantos returned to the water, opting to try Memorial Bridge's pilings. Eric explained, "I figured if the rain came again, we could take shelter underneath the bridge". To his surprise, eight-year-old Allie, fishing a 4-inch Zoom worm with a light drop shot rig, hooked something big and strong.
After a long battle, the fish came aboard in the landing net — a 27-inch redfish. The surprise fish wasn't alone. Over the next hour, Allie caught another, even larger red, and Emily added another over-slot fish … taken with 6-pound line and released like all the rest. The Cantos didn't find the black bass they were seeking, but they sure enjoyed a fishing Father's Day to remember.
Gary Simpson, a veteran tournament angler, operates Gary's Tackle Box at L & S Auto Trim.


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Sheila first came to know Homeopathy in 1997 as a patient. She was amazed at the first consultation to learn that the homeopath wanted to know about her, physically and emotionally and not only about her disorder.
This positive homeopathic healing experience lead her to spend the following years studying at the Toronto School of Homeopathic Medicine.
As a registered member of the Canadian Society of Homeopaths she consistently adds to her skills including the completion in 2012 of training in the "Liz Lalor Fertility Program" and the CEASE program.
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Subtle inflections of color in this area rug harmonize to form an abstract design of blocks within blocks. This area rug is a perfect addition to transitional or contemporary styles. Made of easy to clean polypropylene. Vacuum regularly and spot clean with a mild detergent and water when necessary.
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