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White Fir reaches its greatest development in the fertile areas of this belt, especially in canyon bottoms. It is not only among the tallest trees of the Sierra forest but grows to greater height and girth here than in any other place in the world. Trees 140 to 180 feet high and from three and one-half to five feet in diameter are common in Yosemite whereas in the Rocky Mountains where this species also occurs they are but half this size. Occasionally a White Fir found here towers over 200 feet with a thickness of eight feet. W. L. Jepson mentions a particular tree near the upper end of Merced Lake that is 160 feet high with a trunk eight and one-half feet in diameter at four and one-half feet above the ground. These individual firs of singular size are undoubtedly of great age for trees five feet thick are about 450 years old and a specimen more than half again as large may show a ring count of well over the half thousand mark. Except for a fungus which rots out the heart of most mature firs thus causing premature death, they might attain a much greater age. Bears take advantage of this soft decayed heart-wood in which to build dens. With few exceptions, all the bear dens which have been discovered in trees in Yosemite have been in firs.
Foliage affords the finest clue to tree identification. Six of the seventeen conifers of Yosemite have leaves attached singly to the branchlets: White Fir, Red Fir, Mountain Hemlock, California Nutmeg, Douglas Fir, and Single-leaf Pine; one has leaves attached in bundles of two: the Lodgepole; four have leaves attached in bundles of three: Western Yellow Pine, Jeffrey Pine, Digger Pine, and Knobcone Pine; three have leaves attached in bundles of fives: Sugar Pine, Western White Pine, and White-bark Pine; while three others have scale-like leaves: Giant Sequoia, Incense Cedar and Western Juniper.
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The White Fir and Red Fir which are the true firs are distinguishable from the Douglas Fir, called a fir for lack of a more appropriate name, by the way the needles are attached. On the lower branches of White Firs, they project horizontally to right and left or on higher branches as with the Red Firs they ascend in two ranks along the branches. The leaves of Douglas Firs stand out all around the branches and neither grow upright nor form flattened rather rigid sprays.
In contrast to the two firs the leaves of Mountain Hemlock have distinct but short leaf stalks or petioles which connect the leaves to the branches, but like the Douglas Fir their needles encircle the branches appearing, however, thicker on the upper side. The leaves of the California Nutmeg are arranged similarly to those of the White Fir but are readily distinguished by being sharp pointed, flat, and lance-shaped. If bruised they emit an ill-smelling odor. Other factors, such as size, shape and manner of attachment of cones, color and pattern of bark, and elevation or zone most frequently encountered in addition to the type of foliage, assist in recognizing tree species. Interested readers will find these factors for each Yosemite conifer listed at the close of the pamphlet.
White Fir leaves are short (three-fourths to two inches long) and are dark yellow-green when young, but become paler with a whitish tinge as they become older. Their habit of growth is similar to that described for the Red Firs excepting those of White Firs have a more pronounced tendency of growing in flat sprays. The trunks of young trees and the upper growing parts of older stems are white or silvery like those of the white pines, but rapidly become rough and broken by deep fissures. The ashy gray bark is brownish-yellow within.
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Mead Treadwell takes the long view on his state's inventive history. Speaking with GeekWire at the Arctic Encounter Symposium last week in Seattle, the former Alaska lieutenant governor and serial investor/entrepreneur described how Inuit hunters devised snow goggles to protect their eyes from the sun's blinding reflection off the tundra, centuries before there were sunglasses.
"Alaska is a place where we have to innovate constantly," Treadwell said.
Creative responses to a harsh environment continue to drive entrepreneurship in Alaska, a state that may be overlooked across the U.S. for its ability to come up with new ideas.
"If we have any challenge in the tech business, it's that we aren't understood by the rest of the world as a tremendous place for early adoption and field testing," Treadwell said.
The sixth annual Arctic Encounter Symposium at the Bell Harbor International Conference Center in Seattle brought together entrepreneurs, elected officials, and military brass from across the circumpolar world for a two-day confab on the future of the Arctic.
"People think of the Arctic as just wasteland, but we all know that's not true," said Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, who spoke at the event. Washington Sen. Patty Murray also attended.
"So many families and communities [in Washington] are directly and indirectly connected to the fate of the Arctic," Murray said.
Katherine Jernstrom, a University of Washington graduate who grew up in nearby Whidbey Island, sits at the center of Alaska's burgeoning tech industry. Named a 40 under 40 by the Alaska Journal of Commerce in 2015, Jernstrom co-founded Anchorage's most startup-friendly co-working space, The Boardroom; serves as managing partner at Alyeska Venture Management, which oversees a $2.3 million Alaska-focused accelerator fund; and chairs the board of post-product, revenue-ready accelerator Launch Alaska.
"We see Alaska as an interesting proving ground for global plays outside the Lower 48," she said. "We have super high energy costs so there is a business case for innovating new ways to generate and store energy, especially renewables."
For example, Maine-based Ocean Renewable Power Company maintains a field office in Anchorage to manage its contracts providing river-based tidal power to remote Alaskan villages.
"In much of the developing world that has low-grid infrastructure, it makes a business case there, too," Jernstrom said.
Jernstrom also pointed to Launch Alaska alumnus BoxPower, which developed a solar-powered generator delivered in a 20-foot shipping container and deployed it to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.
BoxPower was born in California but was able to test its proof of concept easily in Alaska, where shipping containers are a common form of goods transport. The rugged environment and extreme climate provided valuable iterative feedback about whether its product could withstand the harsh environment.
Alaska is indeed a place of extremes, from the deep freeze in the Arctic, to the battering storms of the western coast, to rainfall in southeastern Alaska that puts the Pacific Northwest to shame.
"We have a lot more in common with places like Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the rest of the Arctic than we do with Seattle," Jernstrom said.
But despite an environment more conducive to lone inventors making breakthroughs in hardware than creating a software talent hub like the Emerald City, the century-old gateway relationship between Seattle and Alaska remains. Without a big market, significant capital, or a talent pool, Jernstrom acknowledged that Alaskan companies cannot scale with outside help.
"We're very keen on building bridges and relationships with larger markets outside," she said. Seattle, with its social, cultural, and historical ties to Alaska, is chief among them, and she cited the city as the number one source of prospecting investors alongside Portland and the Bay Area.
"A lot of people see Alaska as huge untapped potential from the venture perspective," Jernstrom asserted.
Likewise, Alaskan companies see Seattle as a potential landing point to scale up. Attently, a cloud-based video recognition software company, rose through the Alaskan ranks: the founders met at Fairbanks Startup Weekend, sought advice from the Alaskan Small Business Center, and won the University of Alaska-Fairbanks Arctic Innovation Competition. Now they are part of Madrona Venture Labs' accelerator program in Seattle.
Alaskans with the requisite science and engineering skills have also found success in marquee national companies where their background has proven a competitive advantage.
Benjamin Kellie is a serial entrepreneur who cut his teeth at SpaceX before returning home to start K2 Dronotics, a drone service company, and The Launch Company, which provides hardware support services to rocket enterprises drawn from Kellie's decade of experience in the space industry. He is also in a joint venture with the Seattle-to-Alaska twins behind Tune on Keeni Space, which aims to develop standard operating procedures for rocket launch software.
Kellie grew up helping his father, a bush pilot originally from Central Washington, deliver fuel, food, and building materials to remote communities off the road system. At home, he tinkered with snow machines and ski groomers. And with a mother originally from Kirkland, he was a regular visitor to Washington.
"There's a lot of people that know math and science, but what made me useful to SpaceX was being a kid from Alaska," said Kellie, who describes his knack for hardware fixes while on a barge 180 miles from the nearest hardware store as the kind of experience he learned from an Alaskan upbringing rather than his mechanical engineering degree program.
Alaska isn't without its challenges, even beyond the obvious ones of a remote location and small population. The state's science and technology fund, endowed with $100 million in 1988, has been closed for a decade and a half. Its sovereign wealth fund allocated $1.9 billion to so-called "alternatives" last year like venture funds. Jernstrom is hopeful there will eventually be political momentum to ensure that some portion of those funds are reinvested in Alaskan companies.
But in the meantime, Alaska is grappling with massive deficits and looming budget cuts to public schools, healthcare, and higher education as the stubbornly low price of oil has slashed revenues in the petroleum-dependent state — one that may try to reinvent itself, or at least diversify the economy.
"We're now turning to private sector solutions out of necessity," Kellie said. "We're trying to figure out who we are going to be and how we are going to do it. It's scary, but if you have an idea, people want to hear it and then immediately thereafter they want you to go do it."
That attitude seems characteristic of Alaskan entrepreneurs' lemons-into-lemonade attitude.
Or, as Treadwell put it, "The woods are full of people who are making things happen."


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When you have an upcoming online lesson, there will be a bright green banner across the top of the screen around 10 minutes before this is due to start which will allow you to enter the online classroom designated for you on the day. Just hit the 'Join Lesson' button, and this will take you into the waiting area for the class to begin!
If the lesson has been booked very close to the lesson time and this banner is not here you can also join the lesson by going through the booking itself, by viewing the lesson details in your Upcoming Lessons tab.


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Lessons from Water Smart Israel
In the beginning of 2018, Shri. Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India and his counterpart from Israel, Mr. Benjamin Netanyahu jointly announced that "both countries are working together on a Five Year Joint Work Plan for strategic cooperation in agriculture and water". Though the details of the cooperation is yet to take a final shape, it is high time for India to know how water is "treated" in India and Israel.
Isarel, is currently undergoing one of toughest of its kind scarcity of water. However, the country remains as one of the role models for the water rich states. The nation currently treats and reuses 95% of it's wastewater. About 85 percent of that highly purified sewage gets reused for agriculture. Another 10 percent is used to increase river flow and fight forest fires. The remaining five percent is released into the sea.(See more news on Israel's initatives in reuse of water: https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20170425-israel-supplies-water-to-outlawed-outpost-in-the-jordan-valley/)
When compared to Israel India remains far behind in smart usage of water amid severe scarcity of water for domestic, agricultural and industrial needs. According to estimates by the Cental Pollution Control Board-CPCB, currently, only 30 per cent of India's wastewater is recycled. How India is lagging behind with regard to treatment of wastewater, is evident from the state of sewage systems in the country. Most of urban India's sewage systems lead directly to rivers or lakes. Various estimates shows that such untreated sewage flown to natural water bodies comes to more than 70% of the total sewage generated!
Israel is working hard to achieve the mark 100% treatment and reuse of water, which can in turn add 70 million cubic meters to its overall natural water resources available. Because it was just a few years ago Israel, a country two-thirds arid, declared an end to the water shortage. Whereas India, which is such a vast country, has a huge amount of waste water generated day by day, flow it to rivers and ruins the precious fresh water resources!
India accounts for only 4 per cent of the world's water resources despite hosting 17 per cent of the world's population, says a study conducted by the World Bank. It means the water crisis is a looming large for India. The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) estimates that by 2030, India's water demand is expected to rise to 1.5 trillion cubic meters. Perhaps the only way through which India can bridge the divide between water haves and have nots is waste water recycling and reuse. In other words, absence of proper infrastructure and awareness with regard to wastewater recycling is the root cause for over exploitation of India's water resources.
A paradigm shift in the water consumption pattern is imperative in India. The shift from"use and throw – linear" to a "use, treat, and reuse – circular" is needed to manage wastewater. By reusing water, the India can significantly increase the utility gained out of all available water. The reused water can also be used towards meeting the country's vast agricultural demand. Ultimately it will help preserving the available fresh water resources for the coming generations.
Let Israel, which strives for 100% treatment and reuse of water be our source of inspiration. Israeli water sector has achieved this distinction because they could converge the means of infrastructure, technology, and awareness generation, with active intervention of the state.
What is remarkable id Israel experience in water reuse is the high-level waste water monitoring systems based on real time data about sewage and treated water, based on internet of things (IoT). This helps to corrective measures to maintain quality of treated water in no time. Let us hope that India would learn from Israel's experience.(Get more information on real time data about sewage and treated water, based on internet of things (IoT), log on to: http://www.greenvironmentindia.com/innovation.html)
Click the link to know more about India-Israel joint statement on Strategic Partnership: http://www.mea.gov.in/bilateral-documents.htm?dtl/29357/IndiaIsrael+Joint+Statement+during+visit+of+Prime+Minister+of+Israel+to+India+January+15+2018
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The drawn out saga concerning Christian Benteke's long-awaited move to Crystal Palace could well be reaching its conclusion after a pair of tweets were published by Turkish journalist Selim Bayer last night.
These tweets from Bayer allude to Christian Benteke making a permanent move away from Liverpool in the coming days.
Whilst rumours of Benteke's proposed move to Selhurst Park have been in the press for well over a month now, both Liverpool and Crystal Palace have seemingly found it difficult to find a mutual understanding over the size of the fee for the 25-year-old striker.
One widely circulated version of events suggests that Benteke and his representatives have been happy to sign off on a deal with Palace for much of the last month, leaving just a few sticking points for Palace to overcome in their negotiations with the Reds, but after what has felt like a never-ending stalemate, the tweets attached above have given new hope to everyone over the prospect of the transfer taking place in the not too distant future.
Having seen a toothless attacking performance from Pardew's players against West Brom on Saturday, large numbers of Palace fans have spent the weekend loudly proclaiming that Benteke's arrival in SE25 will make no difference given the lack of creativity in the Eagles midfield, but with only one fit first-team striker on our books at the time of writing, few would deny that we are hugely lacking the sort of squad depth required to mount a realistic push to keep our place in the Premier League, let alone kick on towards a top half finish.
With a trip to White Hart Lane next up for Pardew and co. the smart money points towards another frustrating afternoon for our fans and players alike, but after watching such a lifeless display from the director's box against the Baggies, you would like to think that Steve Parish, backed by the American investors that now hold a significant stake in the club, will bite the bullet and push the Benteke deal over the line before the working week is over.
Watch this space.


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The relentless X-Force must not yield!
The heir to Apocalypse us unleashed! The darkness erupting from the Archangel spells doom for all mankind!
Only the boldest heroes can confront the crushing truth: To save the world they must destroy one of their own.
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Telkom's latest results presentation showed it is losing fixed-broadband subscribers, even though its fibre numbers are growing.
This suggests that ADSL in South Africa is shrinking faster than Telkom can add fibre customers.
With DSL in decline, this is sure to affect Internet service providers which rely on Telkom's network to sell services to consumers and businesses.
The feedback MyBroadband received from several ISPs suggests they think this is a positive development, however, not only for their businesses, but for South Africa.
DSL in decline
Cybersmart CEO Laurie Fialkov said they have seen a decline in DSL subscribers on their network.
Overall, the company is experiencing growth in fixed broadband, though, as ADSL users generally shift to fibre.
Afrihost, Internet Solutions, and Vox told MyBroadband that while they haven't seen a decline in subscribers, they have noticed slower growth.
"We see a lot more enquiries regarding FTTH and mobile data," said Afrihost.
Vox's senior product manager for mobility solutions, Justin Hovener, said DSL still has a place in South Africa, however.
Internet Solutions agreed, stating that with the right level of investment in the DSL network and the use of new technologies, there is life in SA's DSL network.
The rise of fibre
Fialkov said the decline of ADSL and rise of fibre-to-the-home means faster speeds and no monopoly on the last mile.
It will give South African broadband subscribers more freedom of choice, both in terms of speed and infrastructure, he said.
"Fibre is a massive opportunity and we are seeing many of our DSL clients change over to fibre," said Afrihost.
"We see fibre as an opportunity to get both new clients to join Afrihost and to offer more connectivity options to our existing clients."
Afrihost said fibre should also present fewer technical faults and outages.
Internet Solutions said that with the rise of fibre, it has prepared for an exponential increase in the consumption of video and streaming services on its network.
Vox said that, in the long run, technologies such as video streaming and 4K TV put pressure on fibre providers to deliver higher speeds to the consumer.
"This demand for more bandwidth should lead to an increase in international bandwidth capacity, which in turn should drive the price of broadband down in South Africa," said Hovener.
More ISPs need to join
Afrihost added that it would like to see more local providers join the market, as this will cause better penetration into underserviced areas – especially where existing ADSL is poor or non-existent.
"Local providers understand their communities, and we believe this will lead to a better experience for the consumer."


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The Cheshire Ring is a remarkable circular canal journey that comprises some 97 miles of cruising. You travel through some of the most exciting and varied landscapes on the canal map, from the Derbyshire Peak District to the Cheshire Plain, and right into the very heart of our largest Northern City. In this video, we've actually added on some extra miles as well to take you to some interesting canal places just off the Ring, including Bugworth Basin on the Peak Forest Canal, and Worsley. The programme is ideal for boaters, cyclists and ramblers alike. You'll see not just one, but two of the greatest Victorian engineering achievements on the Canals, and you'll also see a ship making passage through the locks of the nearby Manchester Ship Canal. (Run Length 57 mins)
This DVD was originally produced as a video in 1991. It was extensively refilmed, updated, new sections added and re-released in August 2005.
In PAL DVD-R format, suitable for the UK, European and Australia / New Zealand markets. Will also play in laptops anywhere.


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No horse? No problem!
Owning a horse is a dream of mine. Although I have been riding horses for years and have been an enthusiast even longer, horse ownership has not yet been in the cards for me. If you've read my past blog entries, you'll know that through college, military life and other factors, it would not have been a responsible choice.
I am here to tell you that although it is a dream that I hope to achieve one day, all is not lost! I am sure that some of you reading this right now have the same frustration of being within reach of ownership and not quite being able to grab hold of the reins (pun intended). Let me share with you all of the ways that I have still been able to be an active equestrian, even without a horse of my own.
Lesson, lesson, lesson!
Probably one of the most obvious and beneficial ways that I have kept active is by taking riding lessons wherever I go. Lessons are not just for beginners and kids! I of course started out my riding addiction through western lessons when I was 10, but even through adulthood I have taken lessons at each location the Army has moved us. Through this, I have had the great benefit of working with several different instructors (all who have had their own strengths to share) and expanding my knowledge to different disciplines. Doing so made me realize how little I knew about riding in the first place, and how much room I have to grow. I have lessoned in western pleasure, reining, dressage and hunter/jumper thus far.
My choice of discipline has partially depended on my own interest, but has also depended on the area I have lived in. At my current place of residence, hunter/jumper is almost the only style of riding available to lesson in. Hesitant at first, I ended up saying "why not?" and joined in on the party. Starting hunter/jumper lessons even furthered my knowledge of riding and equestrian sport. It showed me how physically strong I need to be as well as the thrill of flying over obstacles with a 1,000 lb animal. I cannot recommend regular lessons enough!
Go one further – Lease!
If you're looking to further immerse yourself in some of the duties of ownership without all of the massive financial responsibilities, lease! Many lesson barns have horses available for lease (whether they are owned by the barn or by a boarder). Your riding instructor can help you decide if the horse you are wanting to lease is a good fit for you. Leases can vary in responsibility level, but in my experience the most common version is essentially a ride share where you groom, ride, care for the tack and muck the stall. Leases provide you with a little more freedom in your riding, as you generally will be able to ride more often than if just lessoning alone. Sometimes, leases also give you showing rights if you wish to dip your toes in the horse show water.
Work for it!
In college I would work summers in Grand Teton National Park as a corral wrangler. This was an amazing opportunity! Wranglers lead trail rides through the beautiful national park and educate the tourists on the area. We were also responsible for the care of the corral horses. While this was a lot of physical work, it was so rewarding. Getting to live in such a beautiful place for the summer and ride horses multiple times daily was wonderful. Bonus: you get paid to do it! I've also worked for horse riding camps and boarding facilities. Working in the field is a great way that you can immerse yourself in horse culture without owning a horse of your own.
Be an intern!
I took on an internship at a horse rescue a few years ago. Talk about being immersed in the horse world! As an intern you do end up taking on a lot of the tougher, less desirable jobs but that is a part of learning. Trainers, rescues, breeders and many more businesses and organizations offer internships to those willing to learn and put in the work. As an intern you will gain a lot of hands on experience (depending on the job) that you may not get elsewhere. These are not often paid in money, but in experience!
Lend a hand as a volunteer!
Horse rescues always need a helping hand! Volunteer at a local horse rescue, therapeutic riding center or even an EAGALA organization! Volunteer positions can vary greatly depending on the organization. I have done anything from email marketing to exercising horses as a volunteer for various equine nonprofits. Some nonprofits are even willing to teach you about horse care in exchange for volunteer hours.
Join a club!
When I was in college I joined the American Collegiate Horseman's Association. This was a wonderful way to not only meet other horse enthusiasts, but to learn about a variety of careers in the equine industry. A national convention was held each year in a different city where we would tour the area's leading equine businesses and organizations. We would also have guest speakers from different aspects of the industry visit the university to present lectures. Colleges and universities also often have riding clubs where as a member, you can borrow a school horse instead of needing to buy your own. If you are less interested in riding, there are also organizations that have horse judging teams where you will learn about horse confirmation and how to judge a horse in motion.
The bottom line:
Horse ownership is a HUGE responsibility! A lot of time, money, blood, sweat and tears go into it. Taking on horse ownership should be looked at like taking on a 1,000 lb child. But don't fret – if you are not able to take on that new family member and partner just yet, there are many other ways to stay active in the horse world. All of the above methods are things I have done while still on the road to horse ownership myself. I know that one of these days I'll have an equine partner of my own, but until then I will continue to remain stubborn and do what I can to immerse myself in the equine world further!


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You can export job results from Arm Treasure Data directly to Google Sheets. In Google Sheets, you can then further analyze your data and uncover key business insights.
You can transfer up to 2 million cells for spreadsheets that you created in or converted to Google Sheets. Read more from Google Help.
For sample workflows of how to export job results to Google Sheets, view Treasure Boxes.
- Basic knowledge of Treasure Data, including the TD Toolbelt
- A Google account (for Google Drive)
- Authorized Treasure Data account access
Use TD Console to Create Your Connection
You can use the Treasure Data console to configure your connection.
Create a New Connection
You must create and configure the data connection to be used during export, prior to running your query. As part of the data connection, you provide authentication to access the integration.
Go to Catalog and search and select Google Sheets.
The following dialog opens:
Account Authentication
Access to Treasure Data Google Sheets integration requires OAuth2 authentication. The authentication requires that users manually connect their Treasure Data account to their respective Google account.
To authenticate, complete the following procedure:
Select an existing OAuth connection for Google, or click the link under "OAuth connection" to create a new connection
Log into your Google Sheets account in the popup window and grant access to the Treasure Data app.
You are redirected back to integration dialog pane. Select Google Sheets from the Catalog and create your new connection and choose your new OAuth connection.
Name your new Google Sheets connection.
Configure Export Results in Your Data Connection
- Go to Treasure Data console
- Go to Data Workbench > Queries. You can pick the query language and write your query.
- Select your database and table.
- Create or pick the query that you plan to use to export data.
Next, select Export Results checkbox
and select your Google Sheet connection:
After you select your Google Sheets connection, the dialog pane appears:
You must specify either the spreadsheet_id OR spreadsheet_title. You cannot use both.
- Use Spreadsheet Key: If it is un-checked, the spreadsheet title is used as the key, otherwise, spreadsheet id is used.
- Spreadsheet name: The title of spreadsheet. A new spreadsheet with the title you specify is created if the spreadsheet does not exist. If multiple spreadsheets with the same title (non-case-sensitive) exist in the destination folder (given by Folder Key) or any folder (if Folder Key is empty), the job fails. In this case, specify by spreadsheet key instead.
- Folder key: Folder ID of the data to be exported. Used only when using Spreadsheet name. If empty, the destination folder is determined by matching the spreadsheet name. If there is no spreadsheet match, the My Drive root folder is used. Important: In order to use this Folder Key option, you must update authentications what were created before this parameter was added to this data connector. Otherwise, your export jobs fail. See Appendix 4.3.
- Worksheet: The title of sheet in spreadsheet. A new spreadsheet with the title you specify is created if the sheet does not exist. The Name entered is compared "as is" (including spaces) with the worksheet name in Google. If empty, data is exported to the first (leftmost) worksheet.
- Upload mode: The mode to modify data in spreadsheet. See Section 4 for details.
- Range: The initial cell position that the data is written to.
- Batch rows to upload: The number of rows that are uploaded to a spreadsheet per call. The larger value of batch, the larger the volume of the payload that is uploaded, and the fewer number of calls are needed to complete upload of all data.
- Value Input Option: Specify either RAW to upload data to the spreadsheet directly or USER_ENTERED which leaves the data parsed as if the user typed them into the UI. Numbers remain as numbers, but strings may be converted to numbers, dates, etc. following the same rules that are applied when entering text into a cell via the Google Sheets UI.
- Set Cell to Null: Control the display value of the cell when an invalid value (such as dividing by 0) is encountered
Ways to Modify Data
You can manipulate spreadsheet data in the following ways: Replace, Append, Truncate, Update.
This is the default mode. If the table already exists, the rows of the existing table are replaced with the query results. If the table does not exist yet, a new table is created.
The query results are appended to the table. If the table does not exist yet, a new table is created.
The result of the query is appended at the end of the spreadsheet. If, for example, you have the default sheet with 1000 empty rows, APPEND mode starts adding the rows in the query result at the row after the last one visible in the spreadsheet (i.e. 1001st row). Refer to the following example:
If the table already exists, the existing rows are cleared, query results are updated into the table. If the table does not exist yet, a new table is created.
Before executing truncate mode:
After executing truncate mode with query results contain id column:
If the table already exists, the existing rows are updated into the table by query results. If the table does not exist yet, a new table is created.
Before executing update mode:
After executing update mode, from the range A1, the perspective column is updated.
Optional: Use of Scheduled Jobs for Output
You can use Scheduled Jobs with Result Output, to periodically write the output result to a target destination that you specify.
Optional: Configure Export Results in Workflow
Within Treasure Workflow, you can specify the use of this data connector to output data.
Available parameters are as follows:
- spreadsheet_id: String. Spreadsheet key. Required*.
- spreadsheet_title: String. Spreadsheet name. Required*.
- spreadsheet_folder: String. Default is null. Folder id.
- sheet_title: String. Default is null. Worksheet name.
- mode: String(append|replace|truncate|update). Default is append.
- range: String. Default is A1, which is the top left corner of a sheet. For APPEND mode, range has no effect because new rows are appended after the last row.
- rows_threshold: Integer. Default is 50000, maximum is 2000000) Google API has a threshold of 10MB for request payload. This data connector automatically detects which threshold is reached first.
- value_input_option: String(raw|user_entered), RAW). Default is raw.
- set_nil_for_double_nan: Default is true, for example, turn NaN to empty string)
|*Choose either spreadsheet_id OR spreadsheet_title. The two parameters are mutually exclusive.
timezone: UTC
database: sample_datasets
td>: queries/sample.sql
result_connection: my_googlesheet_connector
sheet_title: value1
mode: replace
Click here for more information on using data connectors in workflow to export data.
Find the Spreadsheet Key
You can obtain the Spreadsheet key from the access URL, as follows:
Find the Folder Key
You can obtain the Google Drive Folder key from the access URL, as follows:
Required: Migrate your Existing Authentications
Due to Google Sheet V3 deprecation scheduled for early March 2020, all your existing authentications must be updated. You must perform the update on your existing authentications before mid of Feb 2020.
Until March 2020, your existing authentications, without the updates, continue to work properly when the Folder Key option is left blank.
The upgrade requires that your existing Google Sheet Authentications apply a new Folder Key option. To use the new Folder Key option, you must select the permission "View metadata for files in your Google Drive" in your Google account. If you do not update your existing Authentications with the new Folder Key option, your data connector no longer works as expected and your export jobs fail.
Complete the update as follows:
- In TD Console, go to Integrations Hub > Authentications. Locate your Google Sheet Authentication object.
- Select Click here to connect a new account to redirect to Authentication in Google.
- In Google, select the appropriate account and with "View metadata for files in your Google Drive" scope included, click Allow.
- Go back to the TD Console, open your Google Sheet Authentication again, and select the latest authentication account at the bottom of the dropdown list.
- Click Continue and Done to save the Authentication.
- If you have saved a query that uses the authentication to export the result, you need to delete the existing result export setting and create new one with the authentication.
- Repeat steps 4~6 with the other authentications that use the same Google account.
To check whether your authentication includes the permission, log into Google account and on the browser, access the URL: https://myaccount.google.com/permissions . Check for the Arm Treasure Data permissions on Google Drive as follows:


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Now you see it, now you don't – a play on classic Singaporean fare
Claim to fame: The chef's innovative take on chili crab
Reason to go: The 14-course Experience menu, a culinary distillation of a typical Singaporean day, each course mimicking a typical regional meal – from breakfast and lunch, to afternoon tea and dinner.
To look out for: The trompe-l'oeil magic that happens when traditional flavors meet avant-garde reinvention
Hands down, Singapore's most unique mall-based restaurant. Self-taught chef Han Li Guang takes familiar, local hawker-favorites and gives them a gastronomic facelift by brazenly fashioning them into dishes that make up a uniquely Singapore tasting menu.
Constantly, relentlessly pushing gastronomic boundaries, Han's tasting menu is always evolving, invariably updated with new ideas that tickle the chef's fancy. His bak chor mee, a popular street food dish of minced pork/fish ball noodles in black vinegar contains neither pork nor noodles, it does however, come with a healthy helping of seafood: sautéed sliced squid act as noodles and sliced scallops are a high-end stand in for the fried fishcake. In a nod to its original, the dish is punched up with black vinegar and sambal chili. This innovator-jester's "chicken rice" delivers the classic flavors of Singapore's most popular street food but again, without chicken or rice, instead it arrives as an emulsified ball of chicken broth and chicken fat alongside minced ginger, soy sauce on a mirror of chili sauce. Han doesn't stop there though, his most cunning maneuver is his signature chili crab; a deep-fried, soft-shell crab flanked by a lick of piquant, deliriously tasty chilled crab ice cream, with a cloud of crab bisque on fried man tou (Chinese steamed bun) sand. No matter how progressive these courses seem, they are always underscored by a keen appreciation for Singapore's heritage cuisine and its traditional aromas.
As mesmerizing and disorienting as Labyrinth's food is, the dining room is an oddly structured, black-bathed space with two flexi-private rooms featuring plate glass floor-to-ceiling windows without views. The drinks menu is non-distinctive and features mainly old world wines.


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The new social network that is creating all the rage and discussion is Pinterest and creating a brand with Pinterest is now part of a new marketing strategy for many businesses.
The new social network that is creating all the rage and discussion is Pinterest and creating a brand with Pinterest is now part of a new marketing strategy for many businesses.
In the fast paced and fiercely competitive marketplace of today, it is crucial that you gain any advantage that you can for your business.
Viral marketing is one sure fire way to gain exposure for your company with minimal efforts. Getting your site and products to go viral though can be difficult. Or at least it used to be.
The saying a picture is worth a thousand words has never meant so much to online marketing as it does today. A single picture you could say is worth a thousand dollars if used properly.
If you're already utilizing Facebook fan pages and groups there is a great little (or not so little) new social media site that you should be using as well. You may have heard about it by now, it's called Pinterest … →
Every time a new social media marketing method comes out we're told we must be apart of it. It's going to be the next big thing and sometimes it is, other times not so much. The newest big thing your … →
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Tomorrow ComesWednesday, March 12, 2014
I want to tell you about an experience I get to have every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday night.
At the end of Les Mis, when we go out to take our bows and sing the final song, I get to face the audience. It is one of the very few times in the whole show that we actually sing to the audience. And each and every time, without fail, there are multiple people wiping tears from their eyes.
So much goes through my mind at that moment:
I'm so grateful I get to be a part of this production.
This came at such a perfect time in my life.
I wonder why that woman is crying? I wonder what is going on in her life.
Did she recently lose a loved one?
Is she just moved by the beautiful music and story of mercy and love?
Why is that man crying?
What have these people overcome in their lives? What are they dealing with right now?
What is in their hearts?
Sometimes I get so wrapped up in their faces. I want to know their stories. At my last show, I was so lost in thought as I looked into the eyes of the people sitting in the section I was facing that after the ensemble took our bow, I forgot I was supposed to move out of the way and face a different direction for the leads to take their bows. I just stood there looking into all of their faces. My cute friend and cast mate, Megan Holmes, had to gesture for me to move. I was frozen there as I watched the beauty in these people's faces.
As one of my blog readers commented a few weeks ago, the lyrics of that final song are extremely moving.
"Do you hear the people sing? Lost in the valley of the night. It is the music of a people who are climbing to the light. For the wretched of the earth there is a flame that never dies. Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise. They will live again in freedom in the garden of the Lord, they will walk behind the plowshare, they will put away the sword. The chain will be broken and all men will have their reward. Will you join in our crusade? Who will be strong and stand with me? Somewhere beyond the barricade is there a world you long to see? Do you hear the people sing? Say, do you hear the distant drums, it is the future that they bring when tomorrow comes. TOMORROW COMES!"
Although Les Miserables is a story filled with darkness and death, there is so much hope woven in the epic novel and script. The fact that the very end of the show ends with the words, "Tomorrow comes" is especially powerful to me.
I received a heartbreaking email this week from a lovely woman in South Africa who lost a full term child to stillbirth. She is currently experiencing other extremely difficult challenges in her life. I have not yet responded to her. (I hope she is reading this...) I have been digesting her questions. Her email was very sacred and I don't want my response to her to be quick or flippant. It deserves respect and time and a sincere response. But if I could summarize what my heart is wanting to tell her, it's that "Tomorrow comes." We never know the joys we are capable of one day feeling. We never know how beautifully things can turn out...even though there seems to be no way out. No redemption. No mercy. No light or love. But I believe there is always a way.
It takes a lot of work. We have to educate ourselves on grief, on forgiveness, on working through and with our problems and the people in our life. But tomorrow eventually comes. And somehow, in some way, it can be beautiful. Even MORE beautiful because of the heart break. We just can't give up hope.
I'm so thankful I get to see those sacred tears on the cheeks of perfect strangers every night as I look into the audience. I think they feel the truth of those words--tomorrow comes. Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise. Even though I may never know the stories that their tears tell, nor will I ever know their names, they feel so much less like strangers when I see those tears...they are the same tears I've cried many, many times.
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That was beautiful. I LOVE the story of Les Mis. It's one I think I should read every year. I SO wish I could have been up there to see the show. Jason's cousin saw it & raved about it. And I'm sure I would be one of those people in the audience with tears streaming down their faces - both because "tomorrow comes" - without my sweet baby boy in it - AND "tomorrow comes" - with hope and joy and blessings as well. Love you Molly.ReplyDelete
Love you. Love this post. And love your response to her.ReplyDelete
that epilogue makes me cry every single time I see Les Mis (which has been 5 or 6), I LOVE IT.ReplyDelete
Oh Molly - such a beautiful and sacred moment you experience 3 times a week. I would have the same feelings were I next to you on the stage. I hope Dave Tinney reads your post . . . I can see his face and tears when he is in the audience watching his production, his cast, his re-creation of this timeless stage classic. Feeling so blessed that you are my daughter. And may you savor many more "days of plenty". --DADReplyDelete
Molly, that is wonderful you are in this production, what a talent-something I lack..lol but my husband on the other hand is a total character and goofball that LOVES to act. I am trying to get him in an audition....some ideas how I go about this? I would love to arrange it for him, as you know, he is still so hurt and I think this would be a great way to let out his anxiety and anger....thanks so much...maybe you could fabebook or emaill me, if you ever get a free secondReplyDelete
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I am Jason's cousin that saw it and raved about it:) It was an amazing show. You preformed in the show we saw and you were facing me and my six year old daughter at the end. For me the tears started flowing during the opening song and never really ended. It's been 8 years, 2 months and 11 days since our daughter got her wings and yes, Tomorrow Comes! AND it is beautiful. Thanks for being part of such a wonderful production.
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I saw the Hale production last night (March 18th). It was phenomenal!! I was disappointed I bought tickets on a night you did not perform but was so glad to see the play. I might get another tickets just to see you and the performance again. My favorite song...."Bring Him Home." I get moved to tears every time I hear that song....reminds me of my son who finally came back home to me, not just physically but emotionally came back "home." He now has a beautiful wife and they have a darling little boy, my grandson.ReplyDelete


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Eye-catching sparkling late finishing bursts in strong Group 2 feature harness racing events on the past two Friday nights have stamped Bill Haley as a star bet at Gloucester Park this week when he will appreciate a drop in class when he contests the $25,000 Retravision Pace over 2130m.
The New Zealand-bred five-year-old, trained by Debra Lewis and driven by her husband Chris, has the ability to overcome an awkward draw at barrier six in the field of eight.
Bill Haley was 11th at the bell in the 2130m Group 2 Governor's Cup last Friday night before he went four wide on the home turn and sprinted fast to be third behind Handsandwheels and Galactic Star. A week earlier, after starting out wide at barrier eight, Bill Haley was tenth and last at the bell before surging home, out five wide, to finish fifth behind Handsandwheels and El Jacko.
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Adding interest to the race will be the return to racing of the Barry Howlett-trained Three Bears, a smart frontrunner who will be handled by Gary Hall jnr from the prized No. 1 barrier. The eight-year-old, a winner at 19 of his 55 starts, has not raced for five months. Whether he can hold out Ocean Ridge in the early battle for the lead remains to be seen.
And adding further intrigue will be trainer Murray Lindau's speedy six-year-old Chiaroscuro, who will be driven by Dylan Egerton-Green from barrier four. Chiaroscuro, a winner at 15 of his 50 starts, possesses explosive gate speed. He made his first appearance after a five-month absence when he was restrained from barrier six and raced near the rear before finishing eighth behind Handsandwheels last Friday week.
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Every job seeker takes the words of singer Barrington Levy to heart: "Got to have some ambition/Keep your spirit alive/Don't go making excuses/Just get out there and try." These three young people did, and found what they were looking for – or the platform to keep looking in some cases.
Tamika Bradley, Looking for a Job
"The one I was interested in particularly was the accounts clerk at the Caribbean [Shrimp Company Limited] establishment, over here, because my major is in accounting and I really need a job opportunity and I think the Career Fair this year is really a great opportunity to find a job. I have experience; not many young people have the experience that I have, because I have worked at two establishments previously; and not many young people have that experience like me. I'm a go-getter; I have confidence; I'm friendly; I'm a people person, I have good customer service skills. So I think at any position, I would fit in, for any establishment."
Kamryn Bowman, Looking for a Job
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Employers participating in today's fair, such as Caribbean Shrimp Company Limited, Belize Electricity Limited, Mahogany Bay Resort and Infotel International praised the novel concept, which they say helps eliminate in this instance much of the legwork they used previously to advertise and recruit. They share their best tips for getting and keeping a job and impressions of today's candidates.
Jolene Budd, Training Manager, Infotel International
"When you would get up in the morning, put your best foot forward, come out here – it's a bit warm – it shows interest; it shows a willingness to work; it shows that people are interested, and that's where it starts. When looking for employment, it starts with a feel, an interest, and that's what we're looking for. If you can come here and not have any call center experience; you can come here and not have any working experience; and still be given a shot. All of us, someone said yes to us at some point. And so that's why we're here – it doesn't matter that you don't have experience. Come. Try."
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Heather McIntosh, General Manager, Caribbean Shrimp Company Limited
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BELTRAIDE representative Brian Lin, who says the statutory body intends to make this at least an annual event, said its role was to simply bring the two sides together – it will be up to them to do the rest.
Brian Lin, Senior Manager, Investment and Development, BELTRAIDE
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Aaron Humes reporting for News Five.