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Binary-Relay: An Efficient way to pass both XML and non-XML content through Apache Synapse
By Srinath Perera
- 15 Dec, 2009
For example, with this extension in place, we can send poorly formed html through Apache Synapse, which is very useful for load balancing and high-availability purposes. Moreover, load balancing scenarios often operate solely on transport headers, and in those cases, this extension allows Apache Synapse to process those messages without processing content of the messages, which could yield significant performance gains.
We use the term Binary-Relay to describe this behavior based on the notion that this extension enables Apache Synapse to relay messages to a different party efficiently at byte level while making decisions using transport headers. Binary-Relay can be selectively enabled for different content types. For instance, you may enable Relay only for text/html and let the other content types ( e.g. text/ xml) to be processed as usual.
This article introduces Binary-Relay. To that end, we shall describe the motivation, the architecture, and use cases of Binary-Relay. Moreover, we shall present a preliminarily performance study, which demonstrates its effectiveness.
Relay support is motivated by an apparent gap in load balancing and high availability technologies when they are used with SOA based projects. Let us consider an example.
WSO2 Governance Registry enables users to store, retrieve, and manage information through several APIs, and among them, the browser based HTML User Interface is a major component. For high availability and scalability, often WSO2 Governance Registry is deployed in a cluster, which is fronted by a load balancing component like WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus(WSO2 ESB). However, in this juncture, we face a problem. Since WSO2 Governance Registry has to support SOAP requests as well as HTML requests, the load balancer needs to be able to handle both SOAP content as well as non-SOAP content. On this setting, conventional SOAP based Load balancers will complain about non-well formed content in HTML messages, and moreover, even with well formed messages, they will parse those messages in spite of the fact that the information in their payload is never used for load balancing decisions, hence wasting computing power needlessly. It is possible to handle this scenario by carefully setting up a HTML based load balancer ( e.g.. Apache mod_proxy) and a SOAP based load balancer, and then routing each type of traffic through the corresponding load balancer. However, in contrast, Relay support enables users to use Apache Synapse to handle both the traffic via few configuration changes while also gaining performance in the process. A similar problem also arises in high-availability scenarios and Binary-Relay shall also be applied in that situation as well.
Though we used WSO2 Governance Registry as an example, this problem is common to most WSO2 products. Moreover, in real life settings, the need to send both XML and non-XML content through the same front-end often arises. Binary-Relay solves this problem by giving the choice of handling a subset of requests at the byte level to the end user, thus enabling both XML and non-XML content to co-exist and also provides performance gains in the process.
To summarize, Binary-Relay is meant to solve two problems.
- It enables Apache Synapse to load balance both non-well formed HTTP as well as SOAP traffic in the same time, thus avoiding the need for two load balancers and painful configurations.
- Even for SOAP messages, if Apache Synapse routing logic does not read content of messages and only operates on transport level information, Binary-Relay enables Apache Synapse to pass them through without performing heavy XML parsing.
In the next section, we will be discussing how the above requirements will be realized.
Architecture: How does it work?
Apache Axis2, which is the base for Apache Synpase's SOAP processing, helps users to add their custom message formats through Builders and Formatters. A Builder accepts a binary data stream and creates an XML message, and a Formatter accepts a XML message and converts it to bytes. Users may define their own Formatters and Builders and registers them against specific content types, and Apache Axis2 will use those Formatters and Builders to process messages belonging to corresponding content types. For example, when Apache Axis2 received a message, it looks up the Builder registered for the content type of the message, and asks it to build an XML message from the request message provided as bytes. On the other hand, when sending a message out ( e.g., At the end of the processing pipeline), Apache Axis2 looks up the Formatter registered for target content type, and asks the Formatter to convert XML messages to bytes. Consequently, the kernel of Apache Axis2 is not aware of any specific format, but operates on XML messages.
Binary-Relay uses these Formatters and Builders to relay messages---both well formed as well as ill-formed messages---through Apache Synapse without processing ( e.g. . XML Validation or processing) those messages. Binary-Relay includes a Builder and a Formatter. When a message is received, the Builder creates a fake SOAP message, attaches the content of the incoming SOAP message as a binary XML node, and sends it through the Apache Axis2 kernel, and when it is being sent out, the Binary-Relay Formatter expands the SOAP messages and writes the attached content to the output channel. Consequently, the message goes through Apache Synapse without processing its content, since the message is handled at the bytes level, even non-XML messages may go through Apache Synapse. It is worth noting that the SOAP message that goes through Apache Axis2 engine has a non-standard content and format. Hence, if someone wants to access the real message contained in the fake SOAP message, he has to explicitly know that this is a wrapped message and has to expand it himself. However, in the above scenarios we discussed, all the decisions are taken based on transport headers ( e.g., HTTP headers), and wrapped SOAP message, therefore, does not impose any problems.
With the above architecture, Binary-Relay can be tuned on and off based on content type, but often users need more fine-grained control. For example, they might need to turn this on and off per service basis. To support that, we have added a new handler to the Apache Axis2 pipeline, through which users can define specific services for which Binary-Relay needs to be tuned on as a configuration parameter. When Binary-Relay is set up, every message is first wrapped and processed until its target service has been determined. The Handler lets messages for services that have Binary relay enabled to go forward as wrapped messages, and for other messages, handler unwrap the wrapped SOAP message and pass it on as a normal SOAP message. Unlike filtering based on content types, this method incurs an overhead; however, unless the message is very large, this overhead should not be prohibitive.
Setting up Binary-Relay
Setting up Binary-Relay is a straight forward process, and the following instructions describe how to enable it in Apache Synapse and WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus (WSO2 ESB).
- Build the code by typing the mvn clean install in the checkout directory, a jar will be created with the target directory.
- For Apache Synapse, copy the jar in to lib folder and for WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus, copy it to repository/component/lib folder.
- Restart WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus for Apache Synapse.
- The add following message builders and formatters to the corresponding sections in conf/axis2.xml (for both Apache Synapse and WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus).
<messageBuilder contentType="text/html" class="org.wso2.carbon.relay.BinaryRelayBuilder"/> <messageFormatter contentType="text/html" class="org.wso2.carbon.relay.ExpandingMessageFormatter"/>
The above example shows how to enable Binary Relay for text/html content type. You need to repeat the above pair of configurations for each content type you want to be handled at the byte level. Furthermore, you may have to remove some existing entries if they are also registered with same content type for which you will enable Builders and Formatters.
The above configurations only enables a user to turn Binary-Relay on and off for different content types. If you need to turn it on and off for services, you should also add the following Handler into inflow handler Chain of Apache Axis2 (see Apache Axis2 Execution Framework for details), and you can define names of services for which Binary-Relay should be disabled as a list ( e.g., A,B,C).
<handler name="SkipAdminServiceHandler" class="org.wso2.carbon.relay.SkipAdminServiceHandler"> <parameter name="excludedServiceList" value="A,B,C"/> </handler>
Performance Results
We have performed the following experiment to evaluate the performance gain induced by Binary-Relay.
To that end, we have setup a WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus to mediate requests to a service while only reading HTTP headers, and as the service, we have used Mesh operation used by Apache Axis2 Performance tests done earlier[1] with WS-Security, both Signature and Encryption. Each request and response was of the size about 150KB. To ensure that bottleneck in the setup is not induced by the backend service, as the service implementation, we have used a Servelt, which returns a pre-cooked response whenever it receives a request. Moreover, to generate load, we used the java clone of Apache bench described in the article WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus Performance Testing Round 1. To run the client, WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus, and the backend, we have used three Intel(R) Xeon(TM) 3.20GHz 2MB Cache Dual Core - 2 CPU system / 2GB RAM / 1G NW machines. The results are depicted in the following table.
|With Optimization ([#/sec] (mean))
|Without Optimization ([#/sec] (mean))
|Requests per second
|Time per request
These results suggest that using Binary-Relay could provide around 3X boost on throughput and about 2.5 boost on response time on the tested use case. Moreover, in a real world deployment, we have seen Binary-Relay processing in excess of 1500 requests for second while keeping very low resource utilization. We agree that the above results are not conclusive, and we need further study to understand the capacity of Binary-Relay. Nevertheless, we believe above results provide a glimpse if its possibilities.
This article introduces Binary-Relay and its architecture. Furthermore, it demonstrated it from a User perspective describing how to install and enable Binary-Relay within the user's setup. Finally, we present some initial results, which shows that Binary-Relay can provide up to 3X performance boost in contrast to conventional setup.
So far, we have seen two major applications of Binary-Relay: first, as a way to route both XML and non-XML content through the same Load Balancer while making application level decisions, and the second, as a replacement for HTTP load balancer. It is worth noting that we do not see it as a replacement for HTTP load balancers ( e.g. apache mod_proxy) in general sense, rather some special circumstances at deployment setup permit such applications. For an example, some environments decapitate that the deployment must have only one type of load balancer, and in such settings, Binary-Relay is an attractive solution when users need HTTP load balancer in their SOA deployment together with application level load balancing. Moreover, users have chosen Apache Synapse with Binary-Relay to take advantage of comprehensive mediation language and scripting languages available through Apache Synapse against more conventional HTTP load balancers. In conclusion, we believe Binary-Relay is a very useful tool in solution Architect's arsenal.
- Web Services are Not Slow
- Asankha Perera, WSO2 ESB Performance Testing Round 1
- Deepal Jayasinghe , Apache Axis2 Execution Framework
Srinath Perera, Software Architect, WSO2, srinath AT wso2 DOT com


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Necole Spinazzola
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"Dr. Spinazzola maintains the highest standard for veterinary medicine and brings a uniquely personal approach to relationships with clients and our staff," Carol added. "His warmth, tenacity, and high energy create a stimulating work environment. I'm proud to be part of a group that keeps the spirit of teamwork alive!"
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Tara Barry
Veterinary Assistant Tara Ann Barry joined us August 2011. While her responsibilities include answering the phones, greeting clients and assisting the doctor, she has a natural compassion for animals and their needs.
"I like working at the Animal Hospital of Sayreville because I enjoy interacting with other people who love animals as much as I do," Tara said. "Dr. Spinazzola is a very caring veterinarian and always puts the best interest of his patients first and is willing to go that extra mile - as is everyone that works here."
Tara has three dogs and three cats at home, all of which she rescued. For relaxation, Tara likes to spend time with her husband Tony and their two children. Outside of work she likes to bake, go hiking and read.
Samantha Spinazzola
Samantha Spinazzola has been part of the team at Animal Hospital of Sayreville since 2007. Now, as a Veterinary Technician, her job responsibilities include taking care of sick pets, assisting the doctor in appointments, and keeping the hospital clean. While she has many daily duties, Samantha's favorite part of the job is interacting with clients and their pets. She is enrolled at Brookdale Community College, studying to be a Radiologic Technician.
'I believe in my father's work, and I love seeing him fulfill his dreams. I love being part of that vision, to have his hospital be unlike any other," Samantha says. "We are a unique group of people, and I enjoy working here every day and feel so blessed to care for every patient that comes through our doors."
At home Samantha cares for a dog named Charlette and a cat named Emme. In her free time she is a figure skater (a hobby she's pursued since 1997) and acts as a makeup artist for prom, sweet 16s, and weddings.
Dre Blanar
Dre Blanar has been a part of the team at Animal Hospital of Sayreville since August 2014. Her duties as a Veterinary Technician include assisting Dr. Spinazzola in each appointment, running diagnostic tests, and helping care for all sick or injured animals. She loves every chance she gets to interact with the variety of patients that visit the practice. Dre has a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science from the University of Vermont, and she's taking her prerequisites for veterinary school.
"I love working here because it's so family-oriented," Dre says. "We're able to get to know the clients and their owners, and develop relationships. The staff are friendly and make it a true pleasure to come to work!"
At home, Dre is the pet parent to seven dogs and three cats. In her free time she enjoys listening to music, traveling, learning new things every day, and hanging out with her friends.
Amanda Antipin
Veterinary Assistant Amanda Antipin joined the staff of Animal Hospital of Sayreville in September of 2015, but she's been employed in animal-related positions for over nine years. She brings significant experience with exotic animals, and her job responsibilities include making appointments, filling prescriptions, assisting technicians and doctors, confirming appointments, preparing records and cleaning.
"I love that at a small practice like this, the employees all get to know each other and care about each other," Amanda says. "We also have the chance to build strong relationships with clients and their pets."
At home Amanda cares for a French Bulldog named Nancy, three cats named Henry, Clyde, and Khloe, and a collection of reptiles that includes three geckos, a boa constrictor, a red-eared slider turtle, a chinchilla, a rat, and an African Lung Fish. In her free time Amanda enjoys hiking (Nancy even comes along if the weather's agreeable!), fishing, canoeing, camping, and visiting historic or abandoned sites and buildings.
Eileen Berecsky
Eileen Berecsky joined the Animal Hospital of Sayreville in August of 2014, but she's been employed in animal-related positions for over 18 years, working for 6 years in emergency medicine and 12 years in surgery. She finished her studies at Elmira College in 1997, and went on to complete the Veterinary Technician Program at Cedar Valley College in 2003.
At our animal hospital, Eileen's responsibilities include preparing animals for surgery, monitoring animals during and after surgery, preparing anesthetic drugs, drawing blood, placing IV catheters and running pre-surgical lab work. Eileen enjoys the opportunities her job affords her to help animals in need, and to collaborate with her coworkers.
"The Animal Hospital of Sayreville is truly a group of professionals that genuinely care about each and every pet as if it were their own," Eileen says. "We all work with and support one another to get everything done. They have truly become my second family."
At home she's the proud pet parent to a Bulldog named Sookie, a St. Bernard named Siren, and two Labs named Titan and Adonis. Eileen also has five cats named Lilly, Tux, Fiona, Yankee and Cookie. She's a member and foster parent for Cane Corso Rescue. In her free time Eileen enjoys playing softball, and spending time with her husband Frank, their daughters Kaylee and Kendall and son Jesse, and their pets.
Carissa Ambis
Carissa Ambis has been a member of the staff at Animal Hospital of Sayreville since June of 2013. Her job responsibilities include answering the phones, scheduling appointments, filling prescriptions, and occasionally assisting the doctor in the exam rooms. Carissa has her Bachelor's of Science degree in Biology from Seton Hall University. She also plans on applying to veterinary schools in the near future.
"This is my first job in an animal-related field, but I've had a love for animals since I was a young girl," Carissa says. "Our team is great - we all work so well together, and we all love what we do. Each of us has a genuine interest in the well-being of our patients (and animals in general), and it really shows!"
At home, she cares for a 13 year old domestic short hair cat named Jolly who Carissa has had since he was a kitten. She's also had a wide range of other pets, including dogs, a hamster, a mouse, an iguana, a turtle, fish, a bird, and hermit crabs. When she's not at our animal hospital, Carissa enjoys reading, going to the beach, kickboxing, and spending time with her boyfriend Ray.
Karen Fazio
Karen Fazio heads up the behavior department at the Animal Hospital of Sayreville. Here she helps dogs and their owners develop training and rehabilitation programs to help those suffering from behavioral issues such as post traumatic stress, fears, aggression, obedience and the debilitating effects of under-socialization. She is professional behavior consultant and obedience trainer with more than a decade of experience working with dogs of all breeds, ages and temperaments.
Her vast knowledge of learning theory, canine body language and medical causes of behavior has earned her a monthly pets column in Inside Jersey magazine and a column on NJ.com. She has appeared numerous times on live radio shows such as Sirius/XM's Martha Stewart Living and WOR public radio.
Her expertise in behavior modification is far-reaching and often she's sought by colleagues and veterinarians throughout the United States for advice and treatment plans. She is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers, Association of Animal Behavior Professionals and is a friend/supporter of Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine.
Member: Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT#73826)
Association of Animal Behavior Professionals (AABP #416)
Supporter/Friend: Rescue Ridge animal rescue; Castle of Dreams animal rescue; Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine; Saint Barnabas Health Care System Paws for Patients Hospice and Palliative Care program


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Bakuchiol is a hot favourite at GoodieCo.
Baku-who? And why should I be adding it to my skincare regime?
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Bakuchiol is the new buzz word in the skincare community and has been hailed as the natural replacement for retinol.
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Salmonella outbreak linked to non-dairy cheese made from raw cashews was the sixth-largest multistate food poisoning outbreak of 2014. The outbreak sickened 17 people in three states. Three people were hospitalized. Public health investigators used pulsed field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) technology to obtain a DNA "fingerprint" of the outbreak strain. The tests revealed that the outbreak strain of Salmonella Stanley is rare and only been seen 20 times prior to this outbreak. Symptoms of Salmonella poisoning include abdominal cramps, nausea, vomiting, fever and diarrhea which, may be bloody diarrhea. In some cases, the infection can travel to the bloodstream producing more severe illness. Most of the illnesses in this outbreak occurred during November 2013. The last reported date … [Read more...]
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text: Keith Bailey Schofield, our beloved husband, father, grandfather and friend, passed away surrounded by his family on November 2, 2011. He had congestive heart failure.\n\nKeith served a distinguished and fulfilling career as a clandestine operations officer and senior executive for the Central Intelligence Agency. His assignments included two-year tours of duty in Uruguay, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Bolivia, Honduras, Ecuador, Mexico and at CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia. He also served his country building Liberty Ships and A-20B bombers, and as a soldier and Infantry 2nd Lieutenant in the European theater in World War II.\n\nBorn September 27, 1923, in Rupert, Idaho, Keith was the oldest of four children born to Stella and Vao Schofield. Keith majored in Russian at Brigham Young University and graduated from Harvard Law School. While attending law school, Keith was introduced to his future wife, Phyllis Sheldon, by his friends from Rupert, Idaho who met Phyllis, a Massachusetts native, during a youth bicycle tour of Europe. They were married in Bedford, Massachusetts and sealed in the Idaho Falls Temple. Early in his career, Keith worked as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Idaho and twice waged spirited campaigns for U.S. Congress.\n\nKeith was a faithful and active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He served a mission in Argentina and, after retiring, served another mission with his wife, Phyllis, in Spain. He was a Temple ordinance worker and sealer; a counselor to mission presidents in Argentina, Bolivia, Mexico and Spain; and a Branch President eight times, including at the Provo Missionary Training Center. Keith authored a book entitled Biography of Mormon: Mormon, Divine Genius of the Book of Mormon.\n\nKeith will be remembered for his determination, idealism and energetic advocacy for the causes he believed in. He inspired his family with a love for travel, history and service. His enormous personal library, which he packed up and shipped numerous times during the family's international moves, demonstrated his genuine love for books and ideas. His favorite topics were religion, history and politics. Keith's discipline kept him in excellent physical condition – he won medals in the 50-, 100- and 200-yard dashes in several Senior Olympic Games despite undergoing a 7-artery bypass operation two decades earlier. \n\nKeith is survived by his beloved wife, Phyllis; brother, Lyle; three children, Ann Lindsay (John), Robert, and Charity Dahl (Alex); and three treasured grandchildren, Heather Nakken (Brandon), Laura Basilius (Jacob), and John. He is preceded in death by his parents and his siblings Vaona McBride and Gary Schofield. \n\nFuneral services will be held at noon on Saturday, November 5th, at the Timpview 5th Ward, 865 West 1000 North, Orem. A visitation for family and friends will be held prior to the services from 11 to 11:45 a.m. A graveside service will follow at the Larkin Sunset Gardens Cemetery, 1950 East 10600 South, Sandy, Utah. The family asks that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Perpetual Education Fund.


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This is the exam I´ve prepared for my students of hotel and tourism industry. It´s based on the material from the book "English for International Tourism" pre-intermediate. There´s lots of grammar practice in the first part. The second part includes vocabulary mainly from the area of travelling and hotels - but it might be suitable for teaching the "holidays vocabulary". The last part is reading about Japan adapted from the book mentioned above. There are two reading comprehension exercises - answering questions and True-False. I hope you´ll find it useful! Have a nice day! :)
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The head of Nokia, Stephen Elop, sees the collaboration with Microsoft Windows as a positive challenge which his development team is working hard to make sure Nokia meets.
SPAIN-NOKIA CEO - Reuters correspondent Matt Cowan speaks to Nokia CEO Stephen Elop at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and the man at the top of Finland's leading handset provider is upbeat about the company's collaboration with Microsoft Windows.
The CEO said he is positively surprised at the reaction to the Nokia/Microsoft strategy. Elop added that his reference to the 'burning platform' was designed to demonstrate the challenges his company faces at the moment. He is also reluctant to confirm the date for the release of the first Nokia/Windows phone and backed away from stating it will definitely be before the end of 2011.
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With Donald Trump headed to the White House, Republicans on Capitol Hill are poised to move quickly on rolling back Obamacare. On "60 Minutes," House Speaker Paul Ryan said that changes to the Affordable Care Act will be "the first bill we're going to be working on" in the next Congress.
Trump's headed to the White House thanks to 80,000 voters in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania — the margins of victory in three states he flipped from blue to red. He flipped other states, too, including Iowa and Ohio. The counties that moved to the right the most relative to 2012 were heavily (but not exclusively) across Appalachia, the Rust Belt and the upper Midwest.
The irony of Trump's victory is that many of those counties also had the biggest increases in insurance rates under Obamacare.
Nationally, there's no correlation between the change in insurance coverage in a county and the results of the 2016 election. But it's certainly the case that much of the swath of states around the Great Lakes that went for Trump in 2016 also had big decreases in the number of uninsured since 2013.
Here is the number of uninsured in each county in 2013, according to data compiled by Enroll America and Civis Analytics.
The darker the county, the greater the density of uninsured people.
Now, here's 2016.
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Wisconsin is an exception to the rule. But in counties in Michigan, Illinois, Ohio and Pennsylvania — not to mention Kentucky, Arkansas and West Virginia — the shift in the number of uninsured was dramatic. In West Virginia, 12 counties were in the top quintile of support for Trump and for reduction in the number of uninsured. In Kentucky, 34 were.
In counties that flipped parties after decades of consistent voting, the likelihood of shifting to Trump was directly correlated to the density of white voters without college degrees.
As The Post's Greg Sargent noted last month, working-class white voters also saw a big drop in the population of uninsured under Obamacare, going from 25 percent in 2013 to 15 percent this year. Part of that was thanks to the expansion of Medicaid that was part of the Affordable Care Act's expansions.
It's not yet clear what an Obamacare repeal (and eventual replace) might look like, meaning that we can't assume that the map will revert to the 2013 version. We can assume, though, that the map will shift back somewhat, meaning that those places that had the biggest changes in coverage are likely to see larger increases in the number of uninsured.
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"Sometimes miracles are just good people with kind hearts." So read a meme I saw on social media last week that piqued my interest – not because it is heartwarming (which it was intended to be), but because it contains so much baloney. (Sorry for using such a heavy theological term…I couldn't help myself.)
We want to believe this is true, don't we? And we want to believe it for a couple of reasons. First, we want to believe it because we want to believe in the inherent goodness of people; and second, we want to believe it because we would like some sort of logical explanation for the inexplicable.
In an empirical world, we want to be able to explain everything that happens. But in all humility, even the smartest physicians and scientists in the world cannot explain every little thing that occurs. While some are reluctant to use the term 'miracle', others will use it, whether defined as something that can't be explained, or as a supernatural act of the sovereign God.
Without a doubt, each of us has encountered people whom we see to be good, having kind hearts. They certainly do good toward us, and we are the recipients of their kindness. There's nothing wrong with that.
But when we begin to believe that our goodness and kindness is inherent, or that it is efficacious (that is, effective in earning our salvation), we tread on thin ice.
Let's face it, when we don't believe in the inherent goodness of humanity, we're kind of seen as killjoys, aren't we? Yet, a cursory glance at the news will tell you that if humanity is inherently good, there's an awful lot of inhumanity out there. What's more, the Bible is pretty clear: "No one is righteous – not even one…. No one does good, not a single one" (Romans 3.10-12, NLT). And this wasn't an invention of the apostle Paul, who wrote Romans; he was quoting the Psalms. What's more, the prophet Jeremiah said, "The human heart is the most deceitful of all things, and desperately wicked. Who really knows how bad it is?" (Jeremiah 17.9, NLT).
That seems awfully bleak. The bad news is that it is awfully bleak when we live outside of God's grace. But within God's grace, there is good news, for in Jesus Christ he redeems our deceitful hearts, and imputes his righteousness on us by the cross, making it possible for us to do good, all for his glory. And some of that good we do will appear as a miracle to another person. Some will call it a coincidence, but we all know that under the care of a sovereign God, there's no such thing as a coincidence!
So be encouraged: behind the baloney there is rock-solid theological truth that won't let you down! We can't trust in our own righteousness or rely on our own hearts. But we can trust in Jesus' righteousness and rely on his pure heart. As we enter holy week, keep in mind what he has done for us.


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A recent market intelligence report that is published by Data Insights Partner on the global Farm Tractor Market makes an offering of in-depth analysis of segments and sub-segments in the regional and international Farm Tractor Market. The research also emphasizes on the impact of restraints, drivers, and macro indicators on the regional and global Farm Tractor Market over the short as well as long period of time. A detailed presentation of forecast, trends, and dollar values of global Farm Tractor Market is offered. In accordance with the report, the global Farm Tractor Market is projected to expand by healthy CAGR over the period of forecast.
Market Insight, Drivers, Restraints& Opportunity of the Market:
A farm/agriculture tractor is an engineered vehicle with large rear tyres designed to run efficiently in farm soil. Conventional farm tractors are gasoline or diesel powered available in different horsepower ratings ranging as low as 15 HP and goes up to 850 HP.
The growing demand for agricultural products due to the rising population is anticipated to be the major driver behind the growth of the farm tractors market
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Moreover, encouraging government policies such as subsidies for agro machinery and the purchase of farming-related equipment, as well as easy access to credit, are expected to favor the increasing adoption of farm tractors. The impact of this driver is expected to be high through the forecast period.
Tractor manufacturing & maintenance in itself is a high capital intensive industry that has to be at the forefront of both technological sophistication and cost optimization. The cost associated with repairing modern tractor machinery has forced a lot of farmers to buy old second hand tractors instead.
The amalgamation of ICT and agriculture machinery is anticipated to provide significant opportunities in the farm tractor market. Furthermore, it is anticipated to support high-quality crop production and increase operational efficiency, resulting in high yield.
Tractor manufacturer John Deere is exploring new technology areas, such as artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of things (IoT), and open APIs, to help farmers produce more and better crops
In June 2014, Kubota Corporation developed the Kubota Smart Agri System (KSAS) service with the aim of assisting farmers improve crop production and manage farming operations
Farmertronics Engineering BV is in the process of developing a driverless farm tractor. Furthermore, the tractor would use hydrogen as a fuel to curb pollution. Similarly, innovation is being carried out by companies such as New Holland and Deere and Company.
Technological adoption is anticipated to make machines smarter and more precise, which apparently results in highly efficient farming to serve the growing demand for food in various countries.
Segment Covered:
This market intelligence report on the global Farm Tractor Market encompasses market segments based on horsepower and country.
By Horsepower the global Farm Tractor Market has been divided into:
- Less than 40 HP
- More than 250 HP
By country/region, the global Farm Tractor Market has been divided into:
- North America (the U.S., Canada),
- Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and other countries),
- Europe (Germany, France, the U.K., Spain, Italy, Russia, and other countries),
- Asia Pacific (India, Japan, China, Australia and New Zealand and other countries),
- Middle East and Africa (GCC, South Africa, Israel and Other countries).
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Profiling of Market Players:
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- John Deere
- CNH Industrial N.V.
- AGCO Corporation
- Kubota Corporation
- CLASS KGaA mbH
- SDF S.p.A.
- Daedong USA, Inc.
- Mahindra USA, Inc.
- Argo Tractors S.P.A.
- International Tractors Ltd.
- Others
others have been profiled into detail so as to offer a glimpse of the market leaders. Moreover, parameters such as Farm Tractor Market related investment & spending and developments by major players of the market are tracked in this global report.
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In-depth analysis of the micro and macro indicators, market trends, and forecasts of demand is offered by this business intelligence report. Furthermore, the report offers a vivid picture of the factors that are steering and restraining the growth of this market across all geographical segments. In addition to that, IGR-Growth Matrix analysis is also provided in the report so as to share insight of the investment areas that new or existing market players can take into consideration. Various analytical tools such as DRO analysis, Porter's five forces analysis has been used in this report to present a clear picture of the market. The study focuses on the present market trends and provides market forecast from the year 2020-2028. Emerging trends that would shape the market demand in the years to come have been highlighted in this report. A competitive analysis in each of the geographical segments gives an insight into market share of the global players.
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At Paddy O' Furniture, we love outfitting Phoenix backyards with stylish, high-quality furniture. As your one-stop garden furniture shop, we offer a variety of high-quality furniture that is designed to withstand year-round Arizona weather.
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Mental Health Awareness
The City of Ottawa's mental health website is an excellent resource for families regarding the issue of mental health support Included in the above link are sections and videos on the following topics: Part 1: Mental Health and My Teen; Part 2: Teaching My Teen How to Cope; Part 3: How to Have That Talk; and, Part 4: What Every Parent Should Know About Depression and Suicide.
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Creating a caring and safe environment for our students is our top priority. Unfortunately, despite all reasonable precautions being taken, accidents can still happen. Some injuries may result in medical, dental or other expenses that are not covered by provincial health care or employer group plans. As a parent/guardian, you become responsible for these expenses.
Student accident insurance is available for purchase, on a voluntary basis, through Reliable Life Insurance Company. Forms can either be picked up from the school office or downloaded at www.binks.ca, or you may apply online at www.insuremykids.com.
The OCDSB encourages all parents/guardians to consider purchasing this insurance. If your child is involved in school related sports activities or is participating in any field trips out of the province you may wish to seriously consider the coverage options, which range from $13.00/year to $31.00/year. This coverage is for the entire calendar year and also applies outside of school hours. If you have any questions, please call Binks Insurance Brokers directly at 613-226-1350.
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Roses Are Drying
iPhoneOgraphy – 16 Mar 2016 (Day 76/366)
Flower preservation is as early as the history of man, although deliberate flower preservation is a more recent phenomenon. In the Middle East, the bones of pre-historic man were discovered with delicate wild flowers probably as a tribute to a passing loved one. Evidence of deliberate use of specific flowers is indicated by the pollen grains that were present. Brightly colored and vivid flowers were also found in Egyptian tombs. These flowers were approximated to be 4,000 years old. In the sixteenth century medicinal nosegays began to give way to ornamental ones. Flowers essentially started to be used for decorative purposes such as jewels, fans and gloves. During the Elizabethan Age the once familiar ruff was replaced by soft lacy collars, and bosom flowers also became popular.
Out of the Victorian era grew the fascination of communicating with flowers carried in the nosegays. The idea of the Language of Flowers developed, when it was decided that giving and receiving a bouquet of flowers, when the flowers themselves carry a meaning, gives much greater pleasure.
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In 1869, engineers connected two railway lines in northwestern Utah, completing the world's first transcontinental railroad.
About 90 miles north of Salt Lake City, the Golden Spike National Historic Site captures the moment on May 10, 1869 when the Central Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads met in Promontory Summit, Utah, to celebrate one of the most impressive feats of American engineering: the first transcontinental railroad. Connecting these two lines created 1,907 miles of contiguous railway through the country's treacherous western terrain, introducing a new era in which both people and goods could move with speed and relative comfort from coast to coast. Hundreds of miles of the original route are still in service today.
The park is named for a single railroad spike that had been specially cast for the occasion out of 17.8-karat gold. Contractors and dignitaries from California, Arizona, and Nevada actually created four spikes for the ceremony: two gold, one silver, and one iron plated with gold and silver. After several speeches, representatives from both railroads tapped the four spikes gently into a special laurelwood tie with a silver hammer—but only for show. The ceremonial tie was immediately removed and replaced with an ordinary pine tie with iron spikes. A representative from Western Union telegraphed the sound of the hammer against the last spike, so the nation could hear as a railroad worker pounded the very last piece into place.
Although a famous Andrew Russell photograph captures the mood of the celebration, one essential group is missing from the picture: Chinese railroad workers. More than 12,000 Chinese laborers worked for the Central Pacific Railroad over the course of the construction, making up a majority of its workforce. These workers faced persistent discrimination, including lower compensation and stereotypes about the quality of their work, but were expected to put in grueling, often dangerous 8- to 10-hour days, six days a week. At the historic site, a natural arch near a former Chinese work camp is known as the "Chinese Arch" in recognition of these diligent and unfairly treated people, and a plaque commemorates their essential contributions to the creation of the railroad. The U.S. Department of Labor also recognized the achievements of the Chinese laborers this past May by inducting them into its Hall of Honor.
Golden Spike National Historic Site holds reenactments of the final spike-driving ceremony on Saturdays and holidays mid-May through Columbus Day, as well as demonstrations of two steam locomotives which were painstakingly reproduced to resemble the engines present at the 1869 ceremony. What you won't see: the original golden spike, which is now part of the Cantor Arts Center collection at Stanford University in California.
Learn more and plan a visit at the National Park Service website. See a remake of the historic golden spike ceremonial photo with descendants of Chinese railroad laborers.
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|Sunset from Ka'anapali Beach
The only issue we saw the first year was price since I didn't have enough Starpoints for a full redemption or Cash+Points redemption. That is when I found Maui Hawaii Vacations, a third party agent for the Ocean Resort Villas, which we used for the first booking and all the others since then. Not only do they have rates up to 50% off what Westin/Starwood charge including SPG35, Better Tomorrows and other promo rates offered by Starwood/SPG. Above that, they also offer amazing service. Naomi, who takes care of all the Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villa bookings, has always been extremely helpful and has gone out of her way to meet our requests and address any and all concerns we ever had. For this latest stay I originally booked us a Studio for $220/night (we had been in a Studio the 3 trips prior) but when we got there we weren't happy with the location of the room we were assigned so we asked what other rooms were available in Building 5 which is our favourite building in the complex. We were told that there was only a 1 bedroom villa available which Westin initially wanted an extra $150 per night but they said they would do it for $100 per night. I accepted it to not lose the room but knew that a phone call to Naomi should get us the room for their nightly rate. A quick call to her with a quick explanation of the situation got the ball rolling. Around 10 minutes later she called me back saying all was taken care of and we had the room at Maui Hawaii vacations rate of $265 or an extra $45 per night over our original Studio rate. One caveat about booking through Maui Hawaii vacations is that you will not earn Starpoints on the room rate, which for me is not a big deal as the cost savings are worth more than the points but you do earn Starpoints on incidentals charged to the room. Some other highlights of booking through MHV is that the rates include daily housekeeping and parking. Owners or people who book stays via VRBO are unlikely to get daily housekeeping unless they pay for it and I believe that if you book via Starwood/SPG you have to pay the daily parking fee. I can't say enough about Maui Hawaii Vacations and no I did not receive any compensation from them for this post, just great service!
Now on to the actual stay!Once again my family flew on Air Canada's direct flight between YYC and OGG, only difference this year was the flight timing. The flight now leaves Calgary just after 8am versus the early afternoon departure last year. The new departure time allows for arrival into Maui just after noon. By the time we deplaned, got our luggage and rental car, at lunch and made the drive to Ka'anapali it was 3pm. The Resort Villas check in is at 4pm and our room was not ready (after the upgrade process noted above) so we made our way to Whalers Villages for some Yogurtland (seriously, someone needs to open one of these up in Calgary and even more so an Ono Gelato) At about 4pm we got a call from the resort letting us know that our room was ready so back to the resort we went.
|The Ocean Resort Villas North
|Interior photos courtesy of Starwood Hotels
The beauty of having a condo is two-fold, food and laundry! We hit Safeway on our first full day and filled the fridge primarily with items for breakfast and lunch including some items to BBQ. Speaking of BBQing, the Westin provides seem great BBQ areas to enjoy fresh food off the grill with family and friends:
|BBQ Area near the Pirate Pool
Pailolo: This is the restaurant we only ordered drinks from. According to my kids they make killer smoothies and virgin lava flows. In the past we have eaten here but the food was mediocre at best.
Pulehu: This would be considered the fancy restaurant of the hotel which offers an Italian menu. I would recommend the Tomato Bisque!
Ocean Bar & Grill: We ate here on the first night we arrived and my Satay Beef was delicious. On past trips we ate breakfast here enjoying their breakfast buffet, which is quite good, especially if you don't want to leave the resort in the morning.
As you would expect with a resort of this caliber there are multiple pools including kids pools (one with a cool pirate ship that has slides and water spray jets, an adult pool and others in-between) The pool at the South Towers also has a waterside. The pools are perfectly suitable for families as most them are only 3 to 4' deep, which meant my kids could touch the bottom and enjoy themselves without me hanging on to them when they chose not to swim.
The Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort is situated on the North portion of Ka'anapali beach which was rated as one of the best in the World by Conde Nast. This is beach is less protected than some of the South Maui beaches so the waves can get a bit rougher here. When my kids were small I had to hang on to them but those days were gone this trip as the girls could handle themselves. I did notice that the waves this trip were probably the calmest we had out of our 4 trips. Because of this we spent more time in the ocean then the pools. The beach is great for whale watching with humpbacks breaching, tail slapping, pec slapping and more on a daily basis. We were also witness to a female humpback and her newborn whom we assumed had just been given birth to as they were surrounded by 'blood red' water and the mother was still holding the newborn on her nose. Wildlife is not limited to whales, in the evening the beach is littered with thousands of crabs just North of the resort plus you can see Sea Turtles poke their heads out of the water and if you are lucky enough you can even see Spinner dolphins like we did:
Our trip was also filled with lots of trips to Lahaina for lunches, dinners, shopping and treats like Gelato from Ono Gelato and Hawaiian Shave Ice from Ululani's Hawaiian Shave Ice. We did our annual whale watch excursion with Pacific Whale Foundation, snorkeled at Baby Beach (great for the kids) and most of all lots of relaxing. Overall our fourth trip to Maui didn't disappoint and I would definitely stay at the Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas again in a heartbeat. Perhaps I should try somewhere else on the island but when you and your family like a place and are familiar with the surroundings, why change?
The Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas
SPG Category: 6
Points required for a free night: 20,000 - 25,000 Starpoints
Cash+Points Requirement: 8,000 Starpoints + $150 per night
The Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas
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I've not done too well with outfit posts in past months but I do like to review what it was I actually wore.
And it always amazes me how old faithfuls appear every time.
Even though I have a wardrobe and more, full of clothes.
Time to reshuffle and add the summer clothes.
Yes I really am only just doing that.
Well at least its a job I can do whilst I recover from last night.
We had a great time and Robbie was brilliant.
And thankfully for the family I have no voice today from all that singing.
No wonder they are all looking so happy.
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Ranunculus occidentalis
Ranunculus occidentalis, or the Western buttercup, is a flowering plant of the Ranunculaceae family.
- Kingdom Plantae – Plants
- Subkingdom Tracheobionta – Vascular plants
- Superdivision Spermatophyta – Seed plants
- Division Magnoliophyta – Flowering plants
- Class Magnoliopsida – Dicotyledons
- Subclass Magnoliidae
- Order - Ranunculales
- Family Ranunculaceae – Buttercup family
- Genus Ranunculus - Buttercup
- Species Ranunculus occidentalis Nutt. – Western buttercup
Stiff-hairy perennial from slender fibrous roots, the 1-several stems erect, usually hollow, freely branched, 1.5-4 dm. tall. Basal leaves long-petiolate, the blades 2-3.5 cm. long, deeply 3-lobed, the lobes with coarse, rounded teeth; cauline leaves alternate, more deeply dissected, reduced upward to the entire bracts. Pedicels single-flowered, up to 10 cm. long; sepals 5, greenish or pinkish-tinged, spreading but sharply reflexed at mid-length, hairy, early-deciduous; petals 5, yellow, oblong, 9-12 mm. long and nearly half as broad; nectary scale broadly wedge-shaped, 1 mm. long, the lateral margins free ¾ their length; receptacle ovoid; stamens 30-60; pistils 10-20. [1] [1]
Bloom Period
April-June [1]
West of the Cascades, Alaska to California, and east to the Blue mountains in Oregon. [1]
Moist to well-drained soil, low to mid-elevations in the mountains. [1]
Landscaping: Meadow communities, lawn conversions or borders First Nations: The juice from the flowers was used as a poison. Seeds can be cooked and used as piñole either on their own or mixed with other seeds. The seed must be parched in order to remove an acrid principle.
Abbreviation: RAOC
Seed sample from: 2011
Average Measurement: 3.5 x 2.6 x 1
Measurement Range: L: 3 - 4, W: 2 - 3, D: 0.75 - 1.25
Shape: Seed surface is rounded, tapering off to a style that is opposite hilum, but off centered from it.
Additional structures: Style generally 1 – 2 mm long.
Color: Seeds are brown, tending toward a lighter brown or tan at edges of seed surface.
Surface: Seeds are papillose with some small ridges around the surface edges.
Latitudinal Cross Section: elliptical
Longitudinal Cross Section: elliptical
Basic Explanations and Assumptions:
The dimensions for the seeds are length x width x depth. The location of the hilum is used as the base of the seed, and the length is measured from hilum to the opposite apex. Where a style is present, the length is measured from the hilum to the bottom of the style. Width is measured at a right angle to the length at the widest part. Depth is measured at a right angle to the intersection of height and width lines.
Measurements included are the mean average for each measurement of ten separate seeds.
All measurements in millimeters unless otherwise noted.


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It has only been a few hours since Skyrim patch 1.7 went live for steam users and we've already heard about numerous things missing from this update to Skyrim, and minor fixes for Dawnguard. It is expected that this patch also brings compatibility for the first Skyrim DLC on PS3 and PC, although no release date has been given just yet and patience is wearing thin with gamers waiting to purchase the downloadable content.
What did the Skyrim 1.7 update miss? It has only launched on PC so far and will be submitted for approval on Xbox 360 and PS3 later this week, but the patch notes, seen below, only show a few fixes and miss out more bugs than it fixes. The update has also caused a few issues for some PC users, although this can be related to mods in certain circumstances, which include Scriptdragon not recognizing the 1.7 update and this means some PC users will need to give Scriptdragon mods a miss until this problem is fixed.
The bugs Skyrim patch 1.7 missed – Some users still experience constant crashes with the PC platform, and while this is a common problem reported it's also something that only affects a smaller number of people, so we'd expect this is related to PC hardware/software configurations.
There are generic quest problems that involve going to a random location and killing a random creature, which an issue arises when the creature is already dead. This has caused problems for a lot of players and affects a number of quests. Some Skyrim gamers want a fix at the Riften prison so they can do a break out of prison, and another bug a couple of users reported to PR surrounds the disappearance of Eorlund Grey-Mane from the Sky Forge.
When trying to gain all the trophies on PS3 we've heard of a few gamers not being able to obtain the last few, which is due to broken quests and one player attained 49 of the original 50 trophies, although had problems getting the last one. This involved not being able to complete the Civil War quest because there is no one at the Stormcloak camp to report to.
New features wanted in Skyrim — the new legendary dragons are good fun but some people want them to spawn more frequently rather than at the higher-level requirements. Seeing a number of fighting styles added while on horse back had been welcomed by most gamers, although there are some people that want this expanded to using magic while riding a horse.
After spending hundreds of hours in Skyrim we love to use the bow and arrows more than most weapons, also the cross bow in Dawnguard, but it would be nice to see a critical hit when you get a headshot with a bow or cross bow. Hitting a number of bows through the head is a little stupid really.
Within the first one hundred hours of playing Skyrim we had to get a house, ours had been obtained by getting married rather than buying one, although a new feature for Skyrim that could be added in a later DLC would be the ability to build your own house. Imagine how this could add a lot more customization to the game, and also a lot more hours spent doing mindless things?
PC owners are enjoying a massive amount of mods and while consoles shouldn't expect this level of add-ons, they could do with a few realism enhancements via DLC or a patch update. This includes feet that look like feet, especially when you are a barefoot assassin, and also capes and hair that move more realistically.
Since Dawnguard the love for Serana has been hit and miss with gamers, but there are a growing number of players that want to marry her, so adding this would be welcomed but also adding an option for divorce would be great as well. This divorce option would also bring a few fixes for broken quests.
What bugs did patch 1.7 miss, and also are there any features that need to be at the top of Bethesda's list? Some quests that look broken might just be something the player is doing wrong, and this has been seen a number of times with the main Skyrim game and Dawnguard, so it's worth checking online first before reporting an issue to Bethesda.
New features are great but Bethesda should always put the bug fixes first, although PS3 owners might disagree here when they are waiting for Dawnguard to land.
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Mayacoo Lakes - Florida - USA
9697 Mayacoo Club Dr.,
West Palm Beach,
Florida (FL) 33411,
- +1 561 793 1700
7 miles W of I-95 from Belvedere Road exit
Members and their guests only
Bob Fordham
Jack Nicklaus, Desmond Muirhead
Cary McGaughey
Laid out within a lush landscape where fairways are framed by melaleuca trees, palmetto bushes and cabbage palms, the course at Mayacoo Lakes Country Club was one of the earliest collaborations of Jack Nicklaus and Desmond Muirhead.
The club crest depicts a tribesman, which harks back to a time when the Myakka Indians ruled the local area around Mayacoo Lakes. It's highly debatable whether these early settlers were rudimentary golfers but they are alleged to have enjoyed ball and stick games.
Considered a tough track from the first day it opened in 1972, Mayacoo has been nipped and tucked over the years, allowing golfers of all handicaps to enjoy a round here though it still presents a formidable challenge, especially at holes where water comes into play.
And water does indeed feature at no fewer than thirteen of the holes at Mayacoo Lakes. In particular, the 409-yard, par four, 12th has the reputation as a potential card-wrecker because golfers seem to have more water than dry land to aim for between teebox and putting surface.
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Mayacoo Lakes is one of Jack Nicklaus first designs. It opened in 1972 and the initial feedback was that it was too difficult. Over the years a fair amount of tinkering and a redesign in 2007 have occurred. It is not long, less than 7000 yards and is a par 71.
The first hole is pretty straight forward. However, it does have that Nicklaus feature of the solitary tree on the right hand side of the fairway on your approach shot. Thus, left is better off the tee. The oar 4 2nd is an unNicklaus like dogleg left! The green is well protected with water right, a bunker right and two more on the left. The 3rd is the mandatory Florida par 3, 200+ yards over water. The4th also goes slightly left with a bunker on the right elbow. A fairly tight approach to another well protected green. The par 4 6th without a doubt is my favorite hole. The drive is to a peninsula fairway and the approach is to peninsula greens. That is correct greens. Depending upon the day of the week you will be hitting to either the left of the right green. I think the easier of the two is the right green, as a hooker the left one is perilously close to the water hazard. Oh, I almost forgot there are also four bunkers. Fun hole. The 8th is a shot makers hole, with 3 fairway bunkers and 3 greenside control is a must. The front finishes with a good risk reward par 5. Fairly straight hole with the green tucked right protected by the water hazard. Big hitters can get there in two, but it is not for the faint of heart.
The 10th and 11th seemed very similar to me. Par 4s just over 400 yards, 10 has one greenside BAB and 11 has 3 regular sized bunkers. The par 4 12th is a cool hole. Also, just over 400 yards, your tee shot must carry the water hazard that comes into play all the way down the right side. Your approach must then carry the hazard and avoid the three greenside bunkers. The 13th is a par 5 dogleg right. It is not reachable, but I do not understand why it is rated as the number 2 handicap hole. Yes, there are several bunkers, but three decent shots should result in a par. The par 4 15th is much tougher, about 100 yards shorter it is the number 6 handicap hole. Water down the right side it also has two fairway bunkers hourglassing the fairway to another well protected green. Difficult hole. The 16th is similar to 6, except it has one green. The 18th is a demanding finishing hole at 440 yards. The approach is not easy as it appears the green is resting on the water hazard.
Myacoo Lakes is demanding, but it is a fine golf course with several unique features. I would definitely play it again, especially if you payed.
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Why Hydrogen Will Still Be Next Years Power within the Year 2030
Yearly since 2000, notable pundits and real firms have claimed that next year is the Hydrogen's year. It certainly seems to be good on television.
Real automobile firms like Honda, Toyota and GM produce a couple of thousand hydrogen test vehicles (so called FCV's or Fuel Cell Vehicles) and make slick commercials with pure water dripping out of tail pipes in entrance of endless green fields:
The promise of hydrogen is certainly intoxicating. It is extremely easy to miss its massive issues and anticipate science will solve them… subsequent year.
Sadly, the reality is way harsher and con's far far outweigh the professionals:
Hydrogen Professional's:
hydrogen offers a far denser energy than batteries, about 200 instances more dense, which means you don't want much for lengthy distance journey
hydrogen is the most considerable factor within the universe
refueling a hydrogen automobile takes about 4 minutes
hydrogen automobiles only direct outputs are electricity and water clean enough to drink
Hydrogen Con's:
the price of hydrogen is about 800% more costly than what is used in traditional electrical vehicles
about 75% of the energy produced by hydrogen goes to waste in a single kind or one other
it takes a VAST quantity of energy to separate hydrogen from other parts making it's net environmental cost fairly high
it is rather expensive to make hydrogen
hydrogen vehicles are very complex particularly compared to the magnificence and ease of battery powered vehicles
there may be little to no hydrogen infrastructure anywhere on the globe with exception of a few test markets like Iceland and components of California
"first responders" like fireman, police and EMT's is not going to extract a driver from a severely damaged hydrogen vehicle for concern of setting of an explosion
battery electrical vehicles have made monumental efficiency improvements in recent times while hydrogen has seen few breakthroughs within the technology
What this video that explains the technical reasons Hydrogen just isn't going to work anytime quickly:
We think hydrogen powered vehicles won't make either economic or environmental sense for decades. However don't take our word for it. Purveyor of all things future, Elon Musk, calls hydrogen powered vehicles are "incredibly dumb". … and don't take Elon's word for it. Toyota admits "Elon Musk is right – it's higher to charge the electrical automobile directly by plugging in".
Many seemingly new technologies are actually just derivatives of old technologies. Breakthroughs do happen and it seems they occur more and more lately so we should not abandon hydrogen. Nonetheless, to be competitive, hydrogen be wants many breakthroughs and needs them at a quicker rate than batteries/storage; that just hasn't been taking place in latest years.


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Wadsworth was also known as Prather Grave Yard and McKever/McKieffer Cemetery. It was even sometimes called Watts Cemetery (not to be confused with the Watts Cemetery in Section 12 of Lake Township).
We know this cemetery listing is not complete. If anyone knows how to find the records for this cemetery, please Contact Us. This was on Wadsworth ground and many Wadsworth are not listed yet.
To reach this cemetery, go 6 miles east of Carlyle on US Route 50, then 3 miles south on Huey Road. Turn right on Vogel Road (on curve), then left down dirt road. Takes you right to the cemetery.
Row 1 Grave 1 begins in the northeast corner of the cemetery, rows run from north to south
The History of this cemetery was published in the Clinton County Historical Society Quarterly 19-3.