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You can use the Advanced Server graphical installer or an RPM package to add the JDBC Connector to your installation.Before using an RPM installer to install the JDBC connector, you must first create and configure the EnterpriseDB repository file, providing a user name and password that allows access to the files in the repository. To request credentials to access the repository, visit the following website:The name of the package that creates the repository file for Advanced Server is edb-repo. You can download the package at:After downloading the repository configuration file, assume superuser privileges, and use the following command to create the repository configuration file:rpm -Uvh edb-repo-x.x-x.noarch.rpmThe installer creates a repository configuration file named edb.repo; the file resides in /etc/yum.repos.d. The file contains entries for each of the EnterpriseDB repositories; to install the connector, you must enable the entry for the enterprisedb-tools repository:[enterprisedb-tools]
name=EnterpriseDB Tools $releasever - $basearch
1. Replace the user_name and password placeholders in the baseurl specification with your user name and the repository password.
2. Replace the 0 next to enabled with a 1.After modifying the content of the repository configuration file, you can use the yum install command to install the connector; use the command:During the installation, yum may encounter a dependency that it cannot resolve. If it does, it will provide a list of the required dependencies that you must manually resolve.You can use the zypper package manager to install the connector on an SLES 12 host. zypper will attempt to satisfy package dependencies as it installs a package, but requires access to specific repositories that are not hosted at EnterpriseDB.Before installing the connector, use the following commands to add EnterpriseDB repository configuration files to your SLES host:zypper addrepo https://zypp.enterprisedb.com/suse/epas96-sles.repo
zypper addrepo https://zypp.enterprisedb.com/suse/epas-sles-tools.repo
zypper addrepo https://zypp.enterprisedb.com/suse/epas-sles-dependencies.repoEach command creates a repository configuration file in the /etc/zypp/repos.d directory. The files are named:After creating the repository configuration files, use the zypper refresh command to refresh the metadata on your SLES host to include the EnterpriseDB repositories:/etc/zypp/repos.d # zypper refresh
Repository 'SLES12-12-0' is up to date.
Repository 'SLES12-Pool' is up to date.
Repository 'SLES12-Updates' is up to date.
Retrieving repository 'EDB Postgres Advanced Server 9.6 12 - x86_64' metadata -----------------------[\]Authentication required for 'https://zypp.enterprisedb.com/9.6/suse/suse-12-x86_64'
User Name:
Password:Retrieving repository 'EDB Postgres Advanced Server 9.6 12 - x86_64' metadata...................................[done]
Building repository 'EDB Postgres Advanced Server 9.6 12 - x86_64' cache..........................[done]
All repositories have been refreshed.
...When prompted for a User Name and Password, provide your connection credentials for the EnterpriseDB repository. If you need credentials, contact EnterpriseDB at:Before installing EDB Postgres Advanced Server or supporting components, you must also add SUSEConnect and the SUSE Package Hub extension to the SLES host, and register the host with SUSE, allowing access to SUSE repositories. Use the commands:You can use the EnterpriseDB Connectors Installation wizard to add the JDBC connector to your system; the wizard is available at:This section demonstrates using the Installation Wizard to install the Connectors on a Linux system. (You can follow the same procedure to install the Connectors on a Windows system. Download the installer, and then, right-click on the installer icon, and select Run As Administrator from the context menu.) The installation wizard opens as shown in Figure 3.1.Click Next to continue.Use the Installation Directory dialog (see Figure 3.2) to specify the directory in which the connector will be installed, and click Next to continue.Click Next on the Ready to Install dialog (see Figure 3.3) to start the installation; popup dialogs confirm the progress of the installation wizard.When the wizard informs you that it has completed the setup, click the Finish button to exit the dialog (see Figure 3.4).You can also use StackBuilder Plus to add or update the connector on an existing Advanced Server installation; to open StackBuilder Plus, select StackBuilder Plus from the Windows Apps menu or through Linux Applications menu (see Figure 3.5).When StackBuilder Plus opens, follow the onscreen instructions, selecting the EnterpriseDB Connectors option from the Database Drivers node of the tree control (see Figure 3.6).


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Lorry driver spared jail following fatal crash on A47 in mid Norfolk
PUBLISHED: 17:48 02 August 2019 | UPDATED: 12:36 03 August 2019
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A man who admitted causing death by careless driving after a collision involving two lorries on the A47 in mid Norfolk has been spared jail.
Lorry driver Clive Storrs, 64, had previously admitted causing the death of Mark Rodwell by careless driving on February 1, last year.
Mr Rodwell was a passenger in the lorry and died at the scene of the crash, which took place on the section between the A1075 and A1065 at Scarning, near Dereham.
Both drivers were said to have sustained minor injuries in the accident.
Storrs, from Doncaster, was sentenced at Norwich Crown Court on Thursday (August 1).
He was given 12 months in prison, suspended for two years.
He was also ordered to carry out 200 hours unpaid work and was banned from driving for 12 months.
At a previous hearing, held last month, the court heard from Aaron Dinnes, for Storrs, who said the driver was soon to turn 65, and asked if could be given time before his sentencing to get all his affairs in order.
He said Storrs had been working between 7.30am and 8pm and said that he needed time to prepare for his sentence.
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He said that Storrs would soon be coming up for retirement and explained that his wife did not drive at all.
Judge Anthony Bate adjourned sentencing and granted Storrs bail while his report is prepared.
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He said: "It is a serious matter and disqualification will inevitably follow. You must prepare yourself for that."
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The crash which took place in February, last year, closed the road for several hours and a crane was needed to remove the vehicles from the scene.
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This is how easy it is to make pressure cooker ham and beans in your Instant Pot or Ninja Foodi. Make it into a healthy bean soup using leftover ham, or thicken it up. Load it up with vegetables and it is a complete meal that everyone will love. No soaking required to cook these Northern dry beans!
I wanted to use our leftover ham from smoking it the other night and thought I'd attempt to cook some pressure cooker ham and beans! Using dry Northern beans and a few other simple ingredients it came out great and was even delicious the next day for lunch. We've got a lot more easy Instant Pot recipes here too. (originally published 5/18, affiliate links present)
You only need a few ingredients to make pressure cooker ham and beans (or ham and bean soup if you will).
- 16 oz. dry Northern beans
- NO need to pre soak the beans
- Water
- Diced ham
- we used leftovers after cooking a Ninja Foodi ham or Instant Pot ham
- or you could use a smoked ham hock and add in with beans
- Celery
- Chicken or vegetable broth
- Onion
- Salt
- Carrots would be a great addition as well
- Bay leaves optional
In case you don't have an Instant Pot we have instructions for slow cooker ham and beans here as well.
- Ninja Foodi cooking times would remain the same as below.
- Of course timing will vary depending on how many you're making and how tender you like them.
If you've never made a pressure cooker bean soup from scratch it is really quite simple. You can even cook things like Instant Pot black beans from dry that are great inside burritos or taco bowls.
I share Instant Pot cooking times for beans here so you can see how long dry beans take. Really it is no time at all using an Instant Pot, Crock Pot Express or Ninja Foodi!
Most take about 30 minutes to cook beans in an Instant Pot so they're tender. If you like your beans on the softer side though, then aim for a 40 minute cook time. Add additional minutes for super soft.
- That's what we did for this Instant Pot ham and bean soup. I gauged the time off the white kidney bean timing.
Of course you can load this pressure cooker ham and beans recipe up with lots of vegetables!
I made a video of how I make it and explain the Instant Pot buttons a bit for you here too, hope that helps. 😉
Watch how I make this healthy soup from scratch!
Once you are familiar with cooking with dry beans you should try these other Instant Pot soup recipes.
- Black eyed peas and ham in your electric pressure cooker are fabulous year round
- Pressure cooker chili with dry beans uses a 13 bean mix and is great with baked potatoes
- Instant Pot split pea soup recipe takes just 17 minutes and is great with a ham bone
- Crockpot baked beans are way easier than you might think to make
- Pinto bean soup is similar to this with a few variations.
You can find over 100 more easy Instant Pot recipes here too! Pressure cooking is the way to go nowadays with our busy lives. You can cook at high pressure for 20 minutes and have a complete meal done and ready to eat.
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Pressure Cooker Ham and Beans
- 16 oz Northern beans dry beans
- 6 c water
- 32 oz chicken broth or vegetable broth
- 2 c ham diced
- 1/4 tsp salt optional
- 2 stalks celery
- 1 onion diced
- 2 carrots sliced
- Rinse dry Northern or white beans under water, put them into your Instant Pot with your 6 cups of water.
- Put lid on, close steam valve, and set to bean setting for 40 minutes. (timing will depend on how soft you like them but 40 works well for us). If you're using canned beans you would skip this step and start with adding vegetables below with your canned beans.
- Do a quick release, drain beans, and set aside.
- Add carrots, celery, diced ham, salt, diced onion, broth, and your drained beans back into your pressure cooker. Stir gently.
- Put lid on, close steam valve, and set to pressure high for 10 minutes.
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|Ocean's Thirteen
|Steven Soderbergh
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Other Movies Seen By This Director (14)
- Behind the Candelabra
- Bubble
- Che: Part One
- Che: Part Two
- Contagion
- The Good German
- Haywire
- The Informant!
- King of the Hill
- The Laundromat
- Logan Lucky
- Magic Mike
- Ocean's Twelve
- Side Effects
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|Friend's House
|Merry Christmas!
|Galaxy Highland
| So... I may be in the minority on several levels here, but I like Soderbergh's mainstream movies much more than his artsy indie stuff and I really like this series (yes, even the second one). Still, I think they work better in vegas over Europe and they're really guy movies so the women in them often feel like they drag down the movies. So in this installment they're back in Vegas and both Zeta-Jones and Roberts are absent!
I really liked this one. it's fun and moves fast and the plot rides that line where you have to keep up with it but you can still follow it on the first watch but I'm sure there are plenty of small hints and touches layered throughout that will make repeat viewings a little richer each time through. And you have all the guys back and doing their thing and it's just a good time.
The movie also has a real old-school vibe. It feels like a rat pack movie right down to establishing shots of airports purposely made to look like stock and technical inaccuracies so blatant that they must've been done on purpse and even the end credit fonts... it all speaks to those kinds of films that were made strictly just to have fun with. For such a huge cast everyone gets their moments and Pacino and Ellen Barkin are both great and i dunno... it just works.
And unlike normal trilogies or part threes, there's no sense of epic-ness or having to outdo or even call back to the previous films. No huge CGI monsters or end-of-world scenarios or whatever... I can see this series going on for a while without the weight of its predecessors. Which is good because I hated all of that crap in Spider-Man and Pirates parts 3.
Really fun movie, I'd say just shy of the first one in terms of fun. We'll see how the replayability comes in but I'd say it's a definite step up from the second one (which I still like by the way) and pretty damn close to the first. The only thing the third has against it is we don't get all the fun stuff of getting the band back together and rounding everyone up.. and there's a pretty heavy couple of scenes loaded with exposition to get us up to speed. That's to be expected but the job in this one is so complex that it needs to cover like twice what the first one did. Not a huge problem though... as soon as everything's set up it jumps directly into the fun stuff. Yep, I really liked it.


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The Right Choice
Colleges and universities are widely considered to be an investment that can provide the student with returns over a lifetime. However, there are many variables to consider when reviewing the different options available. The four-year degree is not the only choice available, and many students will have to factor in the costs of attending the school in terms of housing, food, clothes, supplies and miscellaneous expenses. These costs can be prohibitive in some cases, which is why some students may prefer to enroll in technical college or vocational schools instead of going straight into a university environment. This article provides a brief overview of the most critical aspects students face when navigating the system of higher education. This is not a complete guide, but it does provide a starting point for students who can expect to deal with their interactions with this system over a lifetime.
Many prospective students struggle with how to evaluate the benefits of a college education. One of the most commonly used metrics for evaluating a school is the employment ratio for graduates. However, this was not the original mission of many educational institutions, which were organized during a period of time when the concept of the public good had a lot of traction. After the conversion to a market-driven economy occurred, schools started being evaluated according to how employable students were upon graduating from the institution. This fundamentally shifted the emphasis of the educational institution. It was now placed within the context of utility to a set of employers instead of to the society as a whole. This is a useful way to understand the curriculum differences between universities and technical colleges. Students who are exclusively interested in obtaining job skills may find that a technical college is better suitable for their goals.
The purpose of obtaining an education is an important line of inquiry because of the high costs associated with a university education. Graduates generally find that employers are more willing to hire them even if the degree is in an unrelated field. This can offset the sense of insecurity that comes with obtaining a degree in a field with a low rate of employment. The dedication of the student is also going to shape the whole experience as well. Students who invest more into their education usually find a way to apply these learning experiences in other settings as well. For example, many students who study in a university will still have acquired a solid understanding of how to navigate any similar institution. This skill is very useful within any existing bureaucratic structure.
The rising cost of tuition is also an important consideration. Previous generations of students had to navigate an educational system that offered lower tuition rates and more financial aid relative to those costs. However, most of the current programs will not cover the total cost of tuition for many schools. This means that the student will need to take out private loans at some point close to graduation. These lenders may require a co-signer. The financial aid office of the school can help you navigate this part of the system, but you should research the issue of financial aid thoroughly before engaging in conversations with people who have the power to grant or withhold funds. You should be prepared to sound organized, informed and focused at all times.
Student loans can't be discharged in bankruptcy, and this means that student loan debt could potentially open up the student to wage or even Social Security garnishing at a future point in time. This is the main concern for many college students because student debt can adversely affect your earnings over a lifetime. Avoiding private student debt is still possible. You will need to enroll in a program that is qualified to receive federal direct loans, and these loans are processed through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid form, or FAFSA. This form can be completed online at your convenience. You will need to get the numbers for each school in order to complete the application. This is called the school code, and it tells the federal loan program what schools you are considering for enrollment.
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Software development life cycle is the process which is used by software developer to build a software. In this process, the following steps that help developers to gather the required information which is important in SDLC.
1.Requirements analysis and gathering
In the beginning of any project or software development the very first step is :
- what the requirements of the client are?
- The developer first gather his or her requirements that what sort of software do they need?
Whether is it feasible or not.
If it is possible to build then gather requirements by software developer by using various techniques such as interviewing, group discussions, brain storming etcetera.
2.Building Project Scenario or design
After getting all the requirements of client, next step of software development life cycle is making scenario of project in order to start building process of software.
As we know the backend plays crucial role in any software development so in this phase of designing the main focus is backend as well as front end.
3.Development phase
As move further to the next step of SDLC is development of software. In this phase of software development life cycle the developer choose programming language.
Developer can use for the development of software and then develop software as per scenario using algorithms and logics.
4.Testing Phase
After developing software using SDLC then developer moves to the testing phase. In this phase of SDLC the tester applies all types of testing on the developed software and check whether the software passes all the alpha, beta testing or not .
Finally, the software is ready as per phases of SDLC and is ready to use. The next step is deployment so that client can use it.
Maintenance is that step of software development life cycle in which the modifications and changes has been done in order to run software efficiently and it is the responsibility of the software developer to make working of software easy as much as he can.
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Over the past six months, you have worked hard to develop a suspect into a prospect. To control the process, it has taken much time, patience, and effort to advance the sale. You now know the prospects needs, are comfortable you can satisfy their needs, presented your approach to the decision maker, and confirmed they have the resources to engage you.
Great news: the prospect wants a proposal for your solution.
The question: should you present your proposal or send it? Does it matter?
Speaking with many business professionals, prospects, and clients, we often hear they are very busy and pressed for time. So, when a prospect asks for a proposal they want to get it to them as quickly as possible.
The most common answer: prepare the proposal, create an email, attach the proposal, and hit "SEND".
No doubt emailing is certainly the fastest way to get the proposal to the prospect…. but is it the best way and what do you lose with this approach?
Despite distances and time delays, we believe a proposal should always be directly presented to the prospect. By presenting the proposal, the professional maintains control of the sales process. Emailing yields control of the proposal and thereby the sales process into the hands of the prospect.
Best practice is to secure a face to face meeting to present your proposal, if possible. Meeting in person allows you to maintain control while delivering your proposed solution. The presenter can observe body language, facial expressions, and other signals to judge the prospect's reaction and react accordingly with more information or a better explanation.
Where distance prohibits a face to face meeting, a videoconference, or other on-line meeting service may be good alternative. When using this approach, set the appointment and then hold your proposal until just a few minutes before or at the exact time of the scheduled meeting before sending to the prospect. Then present your solution to the prospect as if you were there in person. While you may lose some of the visual signs, you may still be able to pick up on verbal cues and react accordingly.
Today, with the speed of business moving so quickly it reminds me of the old adage "Haste Makes Waste." Hastiness in sending your proposal instead of presenting it may cost you control of the process and waste your good work. To win engagement, it is important to maintain control of the process, handle any objections, and set up the closing.
Bill Taylor is president of Corporate Ladders, a business development consulting and coaching firm specializing in top line revenue growth for accounting, legal, and other professional services firms. You can reach him with your questions or comments by phone at +1 201 825 8296 or email at [email protected].


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The Nintendo Switch has been a huge success since the console's release in 2017, and it's still a hot commodity two years later. The system is already Nintendo's fastest selling console in history, and outsold the Wii U within a year.
The Switch is changing the world of gaming with blockbuster releases, an integrated online store, and ports of popular titles. Hits like Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Super Mario Odyssey, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and others make this a must-own console. If you haven't already jumped on the bandwagon, it's not too late to start.
Whatever you do, make sure to protect your new console with a case that's equal parts form and function. The Switch is unique in that it is both a home console system and a mobile gaming platform in one. When it's not in the charging dock hooked up to your TV, the Switch screen detaches to allow for on-the-go play.
If you're taking it out of the house, equip it with a case. Many companies have moved in to offer the kind of protection you need; check out some of the best options below.


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Review 2018
It's been a really good tenth anniversary year for us and we would like to thank everyone who participated in sharing their memories of #booksprints10. We solidified our small company, diversified our client base, worked on refining our method, and reflected on the last decade. We also now have a trademark on Book Sprints! For the next decade we are busy expanding our method and experiment with other formats of product-oriented facilitation Sprints.
A few highlights from the past months:
10th Anniversary
We received a number of great stories and memories shared by our community of Sprinters under #booksprints10 – from Times Up Linz on how they're using what they learned in Book Sprints for future workshops to BCcampus on how they wrote a Geography #opentextbook in only 4 days.
BOOK SPRINTS is now a registered trademark. While we love to share our experiences, we also maintain a strong identity and the trademark will help us do both. Adam Hyde reflects on the process in this blog post: https://www.adamhyde.net/whats-in-a-name/
First ever team retreat
In October we brought our whole remote team together in a big stone country-house in Southern France. We spent a few days getting to know each other face-to-face and brainstorming ways to improve our service for clients and our workflow within the team. More about that here: https://www.booksprints.net/2018/10/15/our-first-ever-team-meeting/
Testing out Editoria
Editoria, the open source collaborative online production platform built by our partner organization The Collaborative Knowledge Foundation, is in the process of being customized for Book Sprints. This year we have already been testing it out in a few Sprint environments and have a list of feature requests which we put forward at Editoria community meeting in San Francisco in October: https://editoria.pub/2018/11/12/editoria-feature-proposals/ We've also had a hand in the production of the Editoria handbook through a Book Sprint and have enjoyed watching the diverse and enthusiastic community of people growing around it.
New clients we're excited about
It's been a good year for new clients! We had the pleasure of working with Publish What You Pay, a network of organizations working to create transparency in the extractives industry, Xentaurs, a technology consulting firm specializing in outcome-based selling, the German publisher and business consulting firm Haufe Group and we joined World Wildlife Fund in Washington DC for a guidelines Book Sprint.
Experimenting with new formats
Our Book Sprint methodology is fairly watertight by now, but what about other Sprint formats? We receive regular requests for other production sprints, so we are starting a Sprint Lab next year. We ran a conference documentation sprint at the PMI – Professional Development Day in Honolulu, working with a group of students to document the sessions and produce a booklet on what went down at the conference. We are also planning to run a Sprint with youth, and are thinking about learning material production. These are just a few examples but we are open to other ideas. Get in touch if you have one!
Thanks to everyone who followed us this year and helped us with feedback on our services. We hope to see more of you in Sprints next year!


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We are delighted to announce that we are going to be live-streaming this Friday via our TEDxTotnes website.
If you missed out on tickets or simply want to dip in and out of the talks please visit our website between 09:30 and 17:00 and you will be able to see our talks and performances all of which are taking place in the Barn Cinema, Dartington.
The programme can be seen here: http://www.tedxtotnes.com/about/programme-timings/
We hope you enjoy it!
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Game designer Peter Molyneux is well-known for making extravagant promises, then underdelivering on them time and time again, from Black & White to Fable to (sigh) Milo & Kate.
We all know Molyneux's MO by now, but we still fall for it: The latest example is Godus, a return to the god-game simulation genre that made him famous in the first place, which he Kickstarted in late 2012 for nearly $800,000. A Populous for the modern, mobile age, Godus promised to put you in control of a benevolent deity guiding a budding settlement from a ragtag group of lost travelers to a thriving civilization.
Two years later, Godus did at least ship, sort of: There's a mobile version on iOS and Android, and an incomplete PC game in Steam's Early Access open beta program. But as with other Molyneux projects, it's not what he promised it would be at the outset. Actually, if things don't turn around it's looking like it could be his most colossal disappointment yet.
A month ago, it began to seem that Molyneux might be calling it quits on Godus when he announced that he and 22cans were working on a new game, a social/mobile game tentatively titled The Trail.
The website Rock, Paper, Shotgun raised some serious questions this week about whether 22Cans would actually take Godus to completion when it reported that Konrad Naszynski, a Godus Kickstarter backer who ended up joining the team at 22Cans, had stated in some forum posts that he didn't expect that the developer would actually be able to deliver on the promises of the Kickstarter.
Most notably, the Linux version that Molyneux promised as a stretch goal was in serious jeopardy—since the engine the game runs on doesn't even support Linux.
"To be brutally candid and realistic I simply can't see us delivering all the features promised on the kickstarter page," Naszynski wrote. "A lot of the multiplayer stuff is looking seriously shaky right now."
The multiplayer mode being "shaky" has got to be disappointing to the game's fans, but in particular, one Bryan Henderson: He's the winner of Molyneux's much-hyped contest for his game Curiosity. As a prize, Henderson was supposed to get a cut of Godus's revenue in exchange for playing the role of the game's all-powerful god in the multiplayer mode.
So far, Eurogamer reported today, Henderson has received nothing.
The Rock, Paper, Shotgun story ignited a firestorm of backlash. Community members cried for Molyneux's head, saying he had abandoned the game, that he had lied to the community, that he had taken the money and run.
In response, the Godus team quickly released a video. It seems to have been put together in an attempt to get the mob of angry backers to put down their torches. But if anything, it seems to be only fanning the flames.
In the video, Molyneux admits to moving on from Godus, and that he is now focusing his attention on The Trail.
But wait: Molyneux assures us that he has passed development of Godus into the capable hands of—you'll never guess—Konrad Naszynski, Kickstarter backer cum designer.
"I do take blame and put the blame on my shoulders," Molyneux says. And yet, his silver tongue never stops spinning negatives into positives. Molyneux wants you to know that his exit from Godus is a good thing: By stepping back, he says, he can look at it with fresh eyes, which "may mean that I can actually input more into Godus."
Godus's new lead Naszynski says that the first order of business is refining the game's combat, which will subsequently lead into a full story mode that will be overlaid onto the existing game.
"The conclusion here is," Molyneux continued, "yes, there is a slightly different team. Yes, there are less coders and artists. But that team is fully supported by 22cans. And we are fully committed to taking Godus from where it is now to where it could be."
Of course, backers still have good reason to be upset, as Godus was sold on the reputation, such as it is, of Peter Molyneux, not Konrad Naszynski. "GODUS is a delightful reinvention of the god game from 22cans and Peter Molyneux, who created the genre," reads the first line of the Kickstarter.
Instead, the game as it currently exists is a tired rehashing of old, standard god game tropes and the future of the vision isn't Molyneux's. He's already on to his next game, and we're sure he'll be telling us all about how amazing it's going to be, soon enough.
If there's a tiny ray of light poking through the clouds, it's that perhaps Naszynski can bring a single-minded focus to Godus that the flighty Molyneux would never have been able to.
"I saw how it was going in the alpha and I thought, I'm going to do this myself, somehow," he said in the video. "I'm a massive fan of strategy and god games, and I want to turn this into a game I want to play."


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As reported by Variety, Parenthood's Erika Christensen and American Horror Story's Taissa Farmiga have both joined ABC's upcoming drama pilot L.A. Crime as series regulars (assuming it goes to series). L.A. Crime, as indicated by its title, will be about perfectly legal activities that occur in Kansas City, with each season—again, assuming there are any—focusing on a different era. The first season takes place in the '80s, and it will focus on a hunt for a pair of serial killers.
Christensen will be playing a nurse named Betty who "falls hard for a man by the name of Kent." Apparently, she's "enamored by him, yet frightened and enlightened by his strange kinks." The two of them then "begin a dangerous partnership," which is always a big step for a couple. Now, we don't want to spoil L.A. Crime, but Kent and Betty are definitely the serial killers. Either that, or they're just red herring dangerous weirdos, but we doubt that. As for Farmiga, she's definitely not a serial killer, because Variety says she's "an aspiring journalist gunning for a position at Rolling Stone, who has a close call with the killer." She can't have a close call with the killer if she is the killer, right? Though that "gunning for a position" line does make us a little suspicious.


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In an interview with Interview Magazine Denis O'Hare was asked whom he thinks Sookie should end up with. Denis reveals to be a Bill fan.
O'HARE: You know, it's tough. Obviously, I'm still a Bill fan just because I feel that that's the most natural relationship for them. He seems like a marrying type. Eric obviously is never gonna settle down. Joe [Manganiello, who plays Alcide], while he's amazing eye-candy and has this fun esprit de corps, just seems a little unstable. So, I'm a Bill fan. What can I say? That was the most romantic pairing for me.


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Lauren is the newest member of the Micklefield team, having joined us this Summer after graduating from Bournemouth University with a 1st in Event Management. She has already thrown herself into life at Micklefield and we feel lucky to have found her!
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Grant has a wealth of knowledge on all things Micklefield! Having worked on the estate for over 30 years, Grant ensures the gardens and grounds are in tip-top condition for the weddings & events. In addition to managing the farm and the woodlands, Grant also looks after the extensive building maintenance programmes. Together with his amazing team, they always make sure that the whole Micklefield estate looks fantastic all year round.
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We're introducing a new format for Stansberry Investor Hour with this new episode, tailored to give listeners like you the best experience possible.
In this episode, Dan jumps straight into the interview with this week's guest, David Levine. David is the Founder of Odin River and operates the popular @paranoidbull Twitter account. He has spent his career at top private equity and hedge fund institutions. David is an advisor and investor in numerous startups including Artivest, a successful Fin-Tech company with over 100 employees and ~$3B in AUM, which he helped to found. He was previously a key member of the investment teams at Paulson & Co. and Colony Capital.
David's background in philosophy has carried over to his investing approach, as has his own brand of risk analysis. Interestingly, he has this in common with his old professor Elizabeth Warren, who he used to have many chats about moral hazard and financial risk in our system – although as you'll hear, this may be the only thing they have in common.
In a world of grim headlines and perma-bears, we think you'll find his optimist-heavy brand of investing to be refreshing – and don't miss his stock pick of "the most important social media company in the world."
David Levine
Founder, Odin River
2:08: Dan asks David when he first got an inkling that finance was for him, and David shares his unlikely journey from being a philosophy major to founder of Odin River and financial Twitter celebrity.
7:43: David shares the story of his focus on distressed companies in 2007, and his many chats about it with his then-professor Elizabeth Warren.
11:34: Odin River has a strongly positive philosophy that every business is heading toward mission-driven, value-spaced culture, reflecting David's own view. "The mantra of Odin River is, progress is inevitable, but cycles matter."
16:04: David explains the nature of the "distressed unicorn cycle" we're currently in the midst of, and why WeWork is just the first shoe to drop.
22:44: David lays out his case for having almost sunny optimism despite the headlines and the gravely serious challenges we're facing. "Maybe it's good that we're plugged in to how bad things are."
23:53: The most important media company on the planet isn't Facebook – here's why David is long on "the world's most important conduit to information."
28:34: David notes that bankers didn't just create the largest bubble and subsequent financial crisis in history back in 2008 – they also destroyed our political system. "The central banks directly increased wealth inequality all around the world."
34:32: It's called "the myth of the infallible central banks" – David's term for the worship of statistics and deification of central banks. "We've given them God-like powers."
38:00: Warren Buffett's said that stocks are cheap relative to interest rates – Dan asks David how the mispricing of the interest rate and systemic risk have scrambled the equation.
42:30: David explains how the manipulated rates actually led him to reconsider the idea of a wealth tax, while Dan challenges him on why creators of true value should be penalized.
51:19: Ronan B. asks Dan about his book recommendation, Demon of Our Own Design, and "a paragraph that made me sit back in my chair."


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text: iStockphoto.com Opinion Reflecting On Sept. 11, 2001 No Language Legacy: Where's The Sept. 11 Vocab? Fresh Air September 7, 2011 The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, linger in our thoughts, but not so much in our speech. Linguist Geoff Nunberg says "it's striking that 9/11 and its aftereffects have left almost no traces in the language of everyday life." No Language Legacy: Where's The Sept. 11 Vocab? Listen · 6:23 6:23 Toggle more options Download Embed Embed <iframe src="https://www.npr.org/player/embed/140040272/140228444" width="100%" height="290" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" title="NPR embedded audio player"> Transcript


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Brock Sports has seen some major changes during the current decade. While some programs have made a name for themselves on the national level, others have continued their presence in rankings over the years.
First off was the Badgers department becoming known as Brock Sports — late in the summer of 2016, Brock Athletics and Recreation got a new name and a new look. "Brock Sports" was deemed to oversee all varsity, club and recreational programming. This meant that all aspects of sports and athletics at Brock (sports camps, varsity teams, club teams, Brock Sports Performance Centre and everything in between) merged to be run under the same roof.
Neil Lumsden, who retired this January, was brought on as athletic director in February of 2016. In almost three full years at the helm of Brock Sports, Lumsden made many changes, and sometimes second changes, that have so far worked out quite well for a number of programs. Programs that made coaching changes during Lumsden's tenure included men's basketball, women's basketball (twice), men's hockey, women's hockey, women's soccer, women's volleyball and more.
Another big move for Brock Sports came in the summer of 2016 when Steve Lidstone was hired to run the brand new Brock Sports Performance Centre. Lidstone has since hired two additional sports performance coaches (Dave Scott-McDowell and Vicki Bendus) to work with the Badger varsity teams. Along with a number of student interns, the Sports Performance program at Brock was one of the last key aspects of university athletics that Brock needed to fulfill.
Alumni Field was ready for games in the fall of 2015. The field has lines for lacrosse, soccer and rugby, and has become a fixture of homecoming weekends at Brock as well as providing a great environment for fans who attend Brock fall sports games.
The Steel Blade Classic has been hosted at the Meridian Centre for the past few years, the annual exhibition game used to a weekend tournament played at the Seymour-Hannah Sports and Entertainment Centre. Brock's attendance and downtown presence prior to the game the past three seasons has been stellar, making it one of the best events of homecoming weekend. With the single game now being played on the Friday night of homecoming and downtown, it is much easier for students, faculty, and alumni to fill the rink and get to the rink (as opposed to a much more challenging bus travel to Seymour-Hannah).
The Badgers men's hockey team last made the national tournament in 2007-08 before making the tournament during the 2017-18 season last year under then-first year head coach Marty Williamson. Murray Nystrom had been at the helm of the men's hockey team, though, during the 2008-09 season, the Badgers returned with a 9-14-5 record. This time around, the Badgers came back after making nationals and set a program record for wins in a season (19) and points in the OUA West division (42). The Badgers home games this year also routinely featured NHL scouts in the standings. It's safe to say that this decade has brought a fresh rebuild of Brock men's hockey, one that will continue to make a push in the postseason year in and year out.
Brock men's basketball was in the same boat, making an appearance at the national tournament during the 2007-08 season, and finally making their return 10 years later in 2017-18. Charles Kissi took the helm of Brock men's basketball prior to the 2013-14 season after Brad Rootes stepped down. This past season, Brock was led by Madhav Trivedi after it was announced that Kissi would take a leave of absence for one year to take on an assistant coaching role with the Raptors 905 (Toronto Raptors G-League affiliate).
Brock women's basketball started the decade with a new coach. On March 3, 2010, Si Khounviseth was introduced as the new leader for their team. The Badgers went 12-14 this season and made a return to the playoffs and won a playoff game for the first time since the 2012 season. This past summer, former head coach Ashley MacSporran was removed from her position after a 6-24 season in 2017-18, and a 14-14 2016-17 season. Mike Rao was tabbed as the interim head coach, and led the Badgers to an impressive finish, nearly knocking off the national champion McMaster Marauders in the second round of playoffs.
Brock men's volleyball wasn't around at the beginning of this century, nor were they around at the start of the decade either. In 2016, that all changed. Men's volleyball returned to Bob Davis Gymnasium in October of 2016 for the first time in 15 years under new head coach Doug Hanes. In their three seasons to date, the Badgers have won 23 games and lost 47. This season, the Badgers took home multiple individual awards (Logan House — first team OUA All-Star, Marcelo Correa and Peter Schnabel — second team OUA All-Stars, Ethan Kalef and Mark Naqvi — OUA All-Rookie team).
Women's volleyball was another Badger team who this past season started to rewrite history, starting with a new head coach in Steve Delaney.
Wrestling is the one sport at Brock that hasn't changed too much since 2010 — they just keep winning. Marty Calder has been a staple within Brock Sports since he joined the Badger coaching staff in 1994. In the past nine seasons, the Badgers men's team has captured five national championships, while the women have won seven.
Brock women's hockey saw multiple coaching changes this decade. Jim Denham took over as interim head coach starting in 2010-11 after serving as an assistant coach the two years prior. During Denham's first season, the Badgers entered their winter break with a 14-2 record and sitting sixth in the national rankings. Kelly Walker took home OUA Player of the year, Denham wound up winning coach of the year for both the OUA and the (then) CIS. The Badgers opened up the decade with their first ever 20-win season (22-5 record). In 2013, the Badgers partnered with the SCFHA (St. Catharines Female Hockey Association), a girls youth hockey association in the area, which led to their teams adopting a new name, "Brock Jr. Badgers" and sporting the Badger logo and colours. In 2016, the Badgers recruited former Canadian U18 national team member Annie Berg to commit to her hometown university.
In May of 2015, Margot Page and Sara Bauer took over the coaching reins of the women's hockey team. Both had served as assistant coaches to Jim Denham for two seasons prior. In April of 2017, Bauer stepped down as associate head coach to pursue her PhD, and Page has been steering the ship ever since. The Badgers have made the playoffs two seasons in a row, and had a number of weeks in the national rankings in 2017 prior to the winter break. They have been eliminated two years in a row by the Guelph Gryphons, who this year went on to capture the U Sports national championship.
Women's rugby had a strong season in the fall of 2018, going undefeated in the regular season, winning their OUA quarterfinal match against York, before falling to Guelph in the semifinal. Brock then faced McMaster in the bronze medal game, losing 59-5. Brock also went 5-2 the year prior, starting the season on a four game win streak. Prior to the past two seasons, Brock hadn't come up with a winning record since the start of the decade.
Men's lacrosse is another program in strong standing. Unfortunately, the Badgers haven't captured the Baggataway Cup since 2009 — but have made the finals the past two years in a row, dropping both games to the Western Mustangs.
Women's soccer made a return to the playoffs this past season under new head coach Kevin Threthowan. The Badgers hadn't made the playoffs during the decade until Trethowan came aboard.
Baseball has experienced plenty of success in recent years. Pitcher Chase Porter was named OUA Pitcher of the year this past season. The Badgers have won 206 games since the 2010-11 season (including exhibition/non-league play). Brock finished first place in 2014, 2015 and 2017 in the OUA, and won the OUA championship in 2010 and 2014.
Curling has had a strong rise on the back end of this decade, earning OUA medals and U Sports medals across both programs. Men's curling won the OUA championship in the 2017-18 season, and silver at OUA's this past season. The women's team captured silver at the OUA championships this past season and captured a bronze medal at the U Sports championships.
The one thing that no one can deny is looking at the Badgers now, and comparing where they were in 2010, or even 2012, or 2015, they have taken huge strides in being recognized as a strong sports school in Ontario.


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