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Yellow River Metal Print
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Yellow River by Joan De Bot - 7" x 10"
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Yellow River metal print by Joan De Bot. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum.
The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The wooden frame includes a hanging wire for easy mounting on your wall (see photo on the left).
All metal prints ship within 3 - 4 business days and arrive "ready to hang" with mounting hooks and nails.
Metal prints are extremely durable. They're lightweight. They won't bend, and they're water resistant.
The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
For additional product photos and information, visit our metal prints product page.
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Michelle Freeman
July 14th, 2020
Very happy with my purchase!!! The art work went perfectly with my Chanel inspired office. I did order a second picture but unfortunately, it was damaged. But the seller was very nice 👍 and refunded my money promptly. So I will order again.
Aaron Williams
July 13th, 2020
The metal print had a nice reflective surface and looks great. Good customer service when dealing with shipment damage.
Frank Profita
July 10th, 2020
Love my purchase
Robin Robinson
July 9th, 2020
We love it. Very dramatic greeting at the end of the hall. This is the best photo I have seen yet of the beautiful beasts of the Highlands. Thank-you Neil.
Jan Lingenfelder
July 7th, 2020
Bright and beautiful colors. Excellent Father's Day gift.
Nathalie Tabordon
July 3rd, 2020
Beautiful picture but delivery service via Dpd is really bad in Belgium 😔
About Joan De Bot
Coming soon... Joan De Bot Joan De Bot is a Dutch artist currently living in New York. She started her career as a painter of systematical art, large canvases filled with patterns and grids. After a period of free expressionism she set out to travel, painted and exhibited landscapes and cityscapes from the places she came across underway. When she visited Australia she fell in love with the wild, seemingly systematically organized Australian landscape and modern aboriginal art. Hereby inspired, she gradually returned to a variation on the themes she had exploited before, patterns and grids. In the last couple of years she has started to make textile designs. Recently she has also started to make fashion designs.
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On July 1, 2018, Indiana joined the 48 other states that allow the enforcement of so called in terrorem clauses in wills and trusts. These clauses, more commonly known as "no contest clauses" are provisions in a will or trust that state if a beneficiary seeks to contest the will or trust, they lose the property they were going to inherit. And now, pursuant to Indiana Code § 29-1-6-2 and Indiana Code § 30-4-2.1-3, these clauses, if included in a will or trust are enforceable by an Indiana court.
The common purpose of no contest provisions in a will or trust document is simply to reduce or eliminate the likelihood that beneficiaries will seek to initiate lengthy and expensive litigation to contest a will or trust. In this respect, a no contest provision can at least give beneficiaries something to think about before filing suit to contest a will or trust. It remains to be seen, however, whether or not the law has deterred these contests.
There are numerous exceptions contained in the statutes that limit the enforcement of no contest clauses in certain factual circumstances. Some notable exceptions include:
(1) An action brought by an executor or other fiduciary who is not a beneficiary;
(2) An action to determine whether a proposed motion or proceeding constitutes a contest;
(3) An action seeking to interpret the construction or interpretation of a will; and
(4) An action brought in "good faith" by the beneficiary.
Whether a no contest provision should be included in your will or trust may be dependent on many variables. If you are interested in having a will or trust prepared, contact the attorneys at Hodges and Davis, P.C. who can help you decide if a no contest provision is right for your will or trust.
Note that this post is only a brief summary of no contest clauses. It does not constitute legal advice nor does it establish an attorney/client relationship.
Hodges and Davis, P.C. – January 2020

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Tiki Vikings Is The Newest Slot From JFTW and Microgaming
A new slot machine has been designed for Microgaming by JFTW (Just For The Win), as an exclusive title. Its name is Tiki Vikings, obviously, and it comes from the same company that offered us Shogun of Time, Rockabilly Wolves or Ruby Casino Queen.
Coming from a land where palm trees and pineapples are the norm, these Tiki Vikings are going back to their home, and they offer you all the excitement you could need via 5 reels with 20 active lines. Those giving the slot a chance will experience features which include Symbol Upgrades and Symbol Lock Re-Spins.
The game has as high value symbols these Vikings, brothers and all of them bearded. From coconuts to flowers, the decorations you see around are not typical for a Viking themed slot machine, so you definitely get the tropical vibe from it.
Should you create a new win which involves one of the Viking high symbols, the game will deliver a feature called Symbol Lock Re-Spin. As the name suggests, the winning symbols get locked in their position, after which a re-spin will follow, and potentially more, if new symbols of that type appear.
At the same time, the game has a meter which will start filling up in time. Once you get three spins with locked symbols in consecutive order, a feature called Symbol Upgrade will trigger. The locked symbols are upgraded then, to the next high value icon on the paytable. Combining these two main features helps make Tiki Vikings a game with great potential.
Tiki Vikings is available at operators of Microgaming's platform, starting from August 7th, 2019.
According to a Microgaming representative, this game is original and very entertaining, something that JFTW managed to offer in the past as well. Two themes which are very common were merged into one, for Tiki Vikings. The result is a game which is lots of fun, colorful and with excellent mechanics.
The JFTW CEO also commented at the game's launch, calling it a wacky mashup, which those working on it loved. They had fun creating the characters and telling the story of these Vikings which are coming back from a tropical vacation.


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This is the third in a series of three blogs directed at recent EMA research presented in a webinar on April 11, with replay now available. The first blog provided a general introduction to the highlights of the research, while the second blog focused more on organization and process.
Start with Opening the Gates to the Digital War Room - What is it Now, and What is it Likely to Become?
Start with Organization and Process (Or Lack Thereof) in the Digital War Room
In this blog we'll look at three areas that have emerged in a spotlight in and of themselves — as signs of changing times — let alone as they may impact digital war room decision making. They are the growing focus on development and agile/DevOps; the impacts of cloud; and the growing need for security and operations (SecOps) to team more effectively.
But first a few key takeaways from the first two blogs to ground new readers and remind past readers:
■ These insights and data points are taken from research done in Q1 of this year across 272 respondents in North America and Europe.
■ We left open — to our respondents — whether the digital war room was virtual, physical, or hybrid. (The majority were hybrid. Purely virtual were the least strongly represented.)
■ We found that the digital war room was, on the whole, a: growing, b. becoming more important as well as more inclusive; c. was generally moving toward a more defined and less ad hoc role; d. was becoming, at least by implication, more proactive.
The growing inclusiveness of the digital war room is, needless to say, foundational to our examination of the role of development and DevOps, cloud and SecOps discussed below.
Development and Agile/DevOps — a Growing Role for War Room Integration
Industry dialogs sometimes point to an agile revolution that's effectively dismantling the role of the war room, IT service management teams, and even central operations as a whole. And while the value of unique DevOps teams to coalesce around targeted applications shouldn't be dismissed, the parallel need for a central authority to handle full-stack concerns with an eye to business as well as IT priorities too often gets overlooked.
The digital war room research shines a light on what's really going on here. When we asked Over the last two years, how have development teams worked with operations and other teams in digital war room decision-making? We received the following answers:
■ Development has become more involved in war room decision making (37%)
■ Development's role has remained the same in war room decision making (32%)
■ Agile/DevOps has led to a separate track for war room decision making (16%)
■ Development has become less involved in war room decision making (15%)
In other words, 69% saw development as having either a growing role, or having a sustained role in the digital war room.
Moreover, when we tracked success rates in assuring overall service delivery and service performance, we saw dramatic alignment with those respondents where development had become more involved. Then, when we asked what respondents hoped for in the future, we saw that:
■ 39% indicated that development should become more involved in the digital war room.
■ 25% felt the level of development's involvement should stay the same.
■ 19% felt that development should become less involved.
■ 17% felt there should be a separate track for agile/DevOps decision making.
In other words — the trend toward war room inclusion of development and DevOps teams should continue along somewhat even lines. And once again, success rates favored those targeting increasing development/war room inclusion.
So then, how exactly does development team with operations in the digital war room? The answers, in ranked order, were, via:
■ A shared IT alerting system
■ Shared insights into end-user experience
■ Shared monitoring
■ Shared analytics
■ Incident alerts from the service desk
■ Social media for team-mode collaboration
■ Shared KPIs and alerts
Areas such as shared insights into end-user experience, shared analytics, and social media all point to proactive collaboration critical for DevOps and agile concerns as well as core incident handling — indicating a significant value for lifecycle application optimization.
The "Journey to the Cloud" — Good or Bad for Digital War Room Performance?
In our research, the average response indicated that about 20% of their workloads were in the public cloud, while 15% indicated that 50% or more were in the public cloud. So, was this good or bad for digital war room effectiveness? The answer was overall encouraging:
■ 50% claimed that cloud has made digital war room decision-making easier
■ 41% felt it was making things in the war room harder
■ Only 9% saw no change
When we asked those who felt cloud was making war room decision-making more difficult about the major reason why — the answers, in ranked order, were:
■ Cloud is requiring new skill sets and internal processes
■ Cloud has challenged war room efficiencies due to migration issues
■ Cloud is requiring new processes for interacting with cloud service providers
Security and Insecurity in the Digital War Room
In almost all my research, there are growing indications that security is becoming an ever more present concern for operations and ITSM teams more broadly. And in some unique SecOps research that EMA did last year, the movement is clearly bi-directional, or in other words a shared need that benefits both groups.
In terms of the digital war room, here are a few relevant highlights:
■ 32% of our respondents had some security-related involvement.
■ After ITSM and executive IT, the third most likely to own the digital war room was security/compliance/GRC/incident response.
■ Improved network security was tied with service performance when it came to optimizing war room performance in hybrid cloud environments. These were followed by integrated security and performance and integrated security and change.
■ Advanced IT Analytics (AIA), security information and event management (SIEM), and security threat intelligence and analysis led as the top three technologies for war room decision making.
■ Security-related issues led as the biggest roadblock to effective war room success.
Beyond all these data points, what should stand out is the growing role of digital war rooms in unifying IT in support of critical, cross-domain (including development) decision making. This may be a surprise to some. It was partly a surprise to me. But I was happy to see these war-room affirming results.
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'Surveillance Capitalism' And The Ownership Of People's Lives
Some people (myself included) have talked about some aspects of modern life seeming like feudalism. The nobility received land from the ruling monarch in return for a promise of military aid. Ordinary people—whether free peasants or serfs bound to service—lived on land with nobility taking the position of landlords. The peasants and serfs had to turn over significant portions of the food they grew to the landlord and, depending on their exact status, might not have the right to do anything significant in their own lives without permission.
Those terms came to mind when listing to an interview Harry Sharer did with author and Harvard Business School professor emerita Shoshana Zuboff, who discussed what she calls surveillance capitalism.
Put too simply, Zuboff says that technology-based business—with virtually embedding tech and emulating the same practices—has found that people are the ultimate product. Instead of simply selling products, more and more companies want to join Google and Facebook and their ilk and collect details of everything in the lives of people to create massive predictive engines that know what they will do, how they will feel and think, all to direct and control individuals along paths that will benefit the companies and all the other parties they sell data to.
The data collection happens everywhere: in your car, everywhere you go with your phone, on city streets where companies use real time facial recognition to see who is walking around. It's about what you eat, look at, read, and watch. How you move, respond, react, and dress. The concept is that all the tiny choices made and actions taken, when collected, become massively invasive and effective indicators.
The true power of an indicator, however, is not just as a sign of a person's current state of mind and action. It allows business entities to follow people and then nudge them into behavior that is more commercially rewarding for the companies. It's perhaps the ultimate form of feudalism. Instead of having your own existence on the planet, all the contents of your life are taken, without your explicit agreement, and turned into products that ultimately control your behavior to some degree or other.
This isn't some paranoid theory. In 2010, as an experiment, Facebook manipulated people into voting at somewhat higher rates than otherwise would have happened. Then, in 2014, the company found they could deliberately influence the emotional state of people.
Companies spend enormous amounts of money to follow people online across platforms and gather all the information they can to improve the chance of selling products. There are many companies in the business of providing those real-time systems that identify people in public spaces. This is by no means an intellectual exercise.
And the more massive software systems work to influence people in automated ways, the greater the chance that people are affected differently, depending on race, religion, class, gender, educational attainment, economic status, and more.
There are also the implications on a more personal and directed level. Business regularly targets those without resources for higher costs for products, services, and fees. The reason? Those with less wealth have fewer options. They become easy pickings for companies that want to rack up profits.
Samuel Lengen, a research associate at the school of data science at the University of Virginia, has noted effects of big data and social networks on less powerful groups:
"The truth is that datafication, with all its privacy implications, does not affect everyone equally.
Big data's hidden biases and networked discrimination continue to reproduce inequalities around gender, race and class. Women, minorities and the financially poor are most strongly affected. UCLA professor Safiya Umoja Noble, for example, has shown how Google search rankings reinforce negative stereotypes about women of color."
Or one could point to how artificial intelligence healthcare systems can effectively discriminate against groups like African Americans. Not because someone intended to, but because it's all too easy for that to happen with the implications of what decisions based on data can do.
There is no appeal. People don't even realize what is happening. All they know is that someone life treats them a certain way because the end of privacy isn't just others knowing what you do. It's others owning virtually every movement and utterance and then directing your life for their profit.


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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The Cleveland Browns have mutually parted ways with General Manager John Dorsey after two years, and fans are sounding off with their reactions on social media.
What's your stance on the decision:
Here are some staggering stats from Daryl Ruiter of 92.3 The Fan.
Here are some numbers comparing the Browns to other AFC North teams from Jamison Hensley of ESPN.
One fan described the Browns as a "dumpster fire."
"Markie Mark" said he won't go to a Browns game as long as Jimmy Haslam is the owner of the team.
This fan said he is tired of the uncertainty surrounding the franchise.
Lastly, one Browns fan is calling for a Browns boycott.
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Garden Fork
Spading forks are crucial Garden Tools. These are heavy duty gardening tasks and a fantastic instrument will make all of the difference. In case you've got beautiful, fluffy soil, out of years of it wonderful. It is possible to move right to the mulch fork and then by-pass the macho garden branch. Otherwise, locate a garden fork you are familiar with and begin digging.
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18ct Gold Ring by Sophie Harley
This amazing 18ct yellow gold ring has a 10mm chequer board garnet which is 4.6ct in weight. Around the central stone are 4 alternate green demantoid garnets (1ct total) and 4 white diamonds (1.14ct total). The band width is 13mm and features delicate filigree vines & leaf detail.
Please select your finger size or let us know if you'd like us to send you a free ring sizing gauge. Alternatively, if you'd like to book an appointment, we can measure you at the studio.
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SINGLE STORY, OWNED SOLAR, PLUS CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION. Look no further, this is the home that you have been looking for!! As you enter you will immediately notice the vaulted ceilings and you will be greeted by the formal sitting areas which offer a great space to entertain and to lookout onto the cul-de-sac. At the rear of the home you will be welcomed by a spacious family room accented by a gas fireplace and large windows overlooking the private backyard. The family room is open the kitchen, which offers: a custom backsplash, granite countertops, white cabinets with glass accents, and stainless steel appliances. From the breakfast nook you can access the serene and thoughtfully appointed backyard, which is complete with stunning views, numerous fruit trees and a large covered patio offering plenty of room for entertaining and relaxing. The oversized master bedroom overlooks the backyard and offers a spacious en-suite, which is appointed with a stand-up shower, dual vanities, and a large walk-in closet. The three generously sized secondary rooms are located down the hallway and offer spacious closets. The second bathroom is appointed with a large vanity and a shower/bathtub combination. In the,3-car, insulated garage you will find a built in work bench, a personal AC/Heater unit, and a drop down staircase for attic access, making this the PERFECT workshop. Conveniently located in South Temecula near Temecula's award winning wineries, distinguished schools, and shopping.
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Maybe being the manager of the 2005 Boston Red Sox wasn't exactly equal to the days of getting his tires slashed in the Veterans Stadium parking lot when he was manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, but for Terry Francona, it was hardly an enjoyable season just because it reached into October.
Four days in, a virus put him in the hospital with chest stiffness. As the season progressed, injuries cost his team the stars that had helped them win a World Series, with the front office rightfully unwilling to pay the price quick fixes would have cost. Not that his own body was spared &
the knees that ultimately cost him his playing career acted up again, with a 19th surgery to replace his right one required in the offseason.
And yet he, as his team did, persevered. Francona leads the Red Sox to Fort Myers this weekend with a roster two-thirds turned over from the one that celebrated in Busch Stadium just two years ago. With his future after this season still to be determined &
the Red Sox hold a $750,000 option for Francona's 2007 &
much of the story will be written by how his 2006 team performs.
Inside Baseball caught up with Francona as he and bench coach Brad Mills got lost on a drive to a team function prior to Saturday's reporting date. He offered an assessment of his team that holds true to everything we've come to expect during his two-year tenure &
frank, but eternally optimistic.
Question Coming out of last season, what did you feel were the team's biggest shortcomings, and how well do you feel like those things were addressed in the offseason?
Answer Well, our pitching took a little bit of a hit last year.
Our bullpen, because of injuries and things like that. When you start looking at areas that you want to fix, you don't want to point fingers, but we got a little bit nicked up during the year. We tried to add depth in a lot of different areas, so if the glass doesn't end up being half full, we can still not only survive, but win.
Q Did it surprise you just how much turnover their was, even knowing there were so many free agents going into the winter?
A I think with a veteran team, you're going to have a lot of free agents. You're going to have players that are in demand. We've won 95, 98 games the last few years. We have good players, and I think our front office does a great job of trying to balance loyalty and contracts that won't strangle us three years from now. It's very difficult. We value loyalty a lot, but we don't have an unlimited budget, so they have to make some really difficult decisions. And I respect that.
Q Is it a concern to you that, given how good the chemistry has been here the last few years, the number of new faces that you have will affect that?
A No. That's what, shoot a week from now, everybody will be best friends. Baseball's amazing. Barriers come down and guys walk in and two days from now, they feel like they've been hear for 10 years. It's an amazing thing. Baseball's pretty cool in general, and I think the Red Sox we're better at it than any team I've ever been around. We welcome people and make them feel more comfortable than any place I've ever seen.
Q Looking at the World Baseball Classic for a minute, do you feel like there's too much being made of teams losing players for a chunk of March and the injury risks that go along with it?
A Well, not if an injury happens to your guy. It's a definite concern.
I mean, I'm excited for our guys, but at the same time, I hope that they come back in the same health that they left. Facts are facts &
they may not all be ready to compete at a high level. That's why you have spring training. So it is a worry. Again, I think it's a really cool thing they're doing. I'm a huge fan. There's just not a perfect time to do it.
We'll be holding our breath a little bit, but I'm proud of our guys. And I think if they were asked to do it, I think it's a great honor. I back that, but we're also going to hold our breath a little bit.
Q Do you see there being a major effect on the pitching staff not having (Jason) Varitek and (pitching coach) Dave Wallace there for a majority of the spring, and in Wallace's case, maybe into the season a little bit?
(Notes A hip infection in a joint he had replaced a decade ago sent Wallace to a South Carolina hospital on Feb. 4, with a Feb. 9 report in the Boston Globe quoting team physician Thomas Gill as saying a "best-case scenario is mid to late spring training" return. New bullpen coach Al Nipper will fill in for now. Varitek is playing in the WBC.)
A Well, first of all, we're not ready to say that about Dave. What we're all willing to say is that we're thrilled &
he just got out of the hospital &
that he's feeling a little bit better. As soon as he's able to come back, we'll welcome him with open arms, because he is a huge part of what we're trying to do. Not only that, but we've become friends. He and the whole staff. He's a good guy.
Varitek not being here is something I think he's worried about, because he cares so much as because he's conscientious. At the same time, I think it's our responsibility to turn anything that might remotely be a negative into a positive. We're going to have (John) Flaherty, (Ken) Huckaby, (Josh) Bard; they're going to catch probably a lot more than they would have if Tek was here, so that's good. It gives us an extended look at these guys that maybe we wouldn't have gotten quite such a chance to do if Tek was here. These guys will get to catch some guys they might not have caught, and it'll end up being good.
Listen. Tek will probably fret about it a little bit because he's so conscientious, but he'll be just fine.
Q Looking at Keith Foulke for a second, I know he's been down there for a couple days now. What have you seen out of him so far and, obviously you're going into the season with him as your closer, but is there a plan in place if he's not able to come back?
A I think the best way to go about it is to give Foulkie a chance to do the job that we signed him to do. He looks pretty healthy I mean, we're not even a day in yet, but his arm strength is really good. I know he spent a lot of time trying to be the pitcher that we signed. If he can handle that role again like he did two years ago, our entire staff is better. It makes (Mike) Timlin better. It makes us deeper.
If something happens along the way where he can't do it, we'll certainly pay attention to that. But the Plan A is to try and have Foulke to the job we signed him to do.
Q How eager are you to get second guessed every day, with the number of quality infielders you have now, for how you make out the lineup card?
A To be very blunt, I don't (care). I really don't. You have to have enough confidence in what you're doing to do what you think's right. And then if it doesn't work the one thing the people in Boston don't understand is you're not going to win 162 games. They just can't get that through their head. (Laughs) So you're going to lose some games, you answer the questions and you move on. We get there early, our staff works hard, we get the players in the right position and then sometimes, you're going to lose. It's not a lot of fun, but that's we've won 95, 98 games the last few years. We're doing something right.
Q When you're making those decisions, say (Kevin) Youkilis over (J.T.) Snow (at first base) or (Alex) Cora over (Alex) Gonzalez at shortstop, what's the process you go through? Is it strictly case by case, or is there a general rundown?
A I try to use a lot of information, but never forgetting it's people we're dealing with. Sometimes the statistics may call for somebody getting pinch hit for, but you also know it's a long season. You've got people's confidence to factor in and things like that.
We try to accumulate a lot of information, and then make good decisions.
Try to stay ahead of the game, try to communicate with the players, and then put them in that situation where we think they can best succeed.
Q I know his defense is still very strong, but how important is Mike Lowell's offensive recovery going to be to the team's success this year?
A Well, he doesn't have to hit fourth. He came from a team (the Marlins) where he was one of their mainstays right in the middle of the order. We've got a pretty good third and fourth hitter. We can hit him fifth, sixth, seventh, where he doesn't have to carry the load.
He doesn't have to have a career year, he just has to do what he does. I think we're all feeling really good about what he's going to bring to our team and the production he'll bring. It doesn't have to be 100 RBIs, but if he drives in 80 or 90, that's probably going to be good enough.
Q Turning to the outfield, obviously you're going to miss Johnny Damon at the top of the lineup, but defensively, is there any concern about losing the amount of ground he covered in center field?
A I think Coco is going to be fine. I don't want to ever say anything about Johnny, (or) call Coco an upgrade I wouldn't do that. I'm very comfortable with us defensively in the outfield.
I think we're going to see a young player coming into the prime of his career. It's inevitable that there's going to be a lot of comparisons, but I won't do that. I don't think it's fair. We just want Coco to be as good a player as he can be, and he's going to be different than Johnny.
Johnny was one of the best leadoff hitters in baseball. Because he goes to another team doesn't change that. But we're very excited to get Coco playing center field for us. We just want him to be himself. We don't want him to be Johnny it's too hard to play like that.
Q Were you surprised at how the whole (Damon) negotiation process played out? The public nature of it, how vocal people got?
A I guess I understand the question. I mean, I don't listen to the radio. ... Well, it just doesn't make sense. Maybe I missed some of that. I understand, I have an insider's view of what's going on. Sometimes the front office and ownership has to make really difficult decisions. And, Johnny, as much as the fans like Johnny, we, myself, respected him. Nobody moreso than me.
But the game, that's the way it is. He got offered a great contract and he signed it and you move on.
Q Are you guys in the market for a fourth outfielder. With (Gabe) Kapler probably not ready until the summertime, do you need another guy out there still?
A Dustin Mohr's in camp, and although he's non-roster, he's certainly going to get a great look. As camp goes, you certainly try to make decisions as to what best suits your team, and Theo's always on the lookout to make our team better.
That's not really my area to comment. That would be like Theo talking about why the hell didn't I hit and run. (Laughs)
Q As big a Kapler fan as you are do you have any real expectation that he can make it back this year?
A I have no doubt that Gabe will come back quicker and stronger than probably, honestly. He's such a hard worker. This kid, he's off the charts as far as work ethic, makeup. If anybody can come back, Gabe will be the one to do it.
Q There's a lot of names we've been flying around &
Dustin Pedroia, Jon Lester &
who are in the wings to contribute. How realistic is that, and does it change the way you look at things at all knowing that some of these names on the Opening Day roster might not be starting come August?
A Oh, but I don't feel like that. Dustin Pedroia, we really think is going to be a really good player. But in saying that, you have to let these guys develop at their own pace. He needs to play in Triple-A a little bit. Lester, I've never even seen this kid pitch in person. The reports are very exciting, but you have to let these guys develop. The guys we have at the major-league level are pretty good players. Now, we run into problems, guys get hurt, whatever, we're probably going to have some interesting, exciting scenarios of guys you can bring up.
Which is great. We have some young kids, Manny Delcarmen and Craig Hansen, that, shoot, may make our team. They may not, but that doesn't mean they're not good. You have to let guys develop first so they can be good.
Q Before I let you go, you're a huge baseball guy. What do you enjoy most about this time of year?
A Aww, this is the funnest time of the year. Everybody's glass is half-full. I mean, everybody's. And I think we've got a reason to be optimistic. We have a chance to be really good. It's fun, there's always a positive every day. Even when you lose, the losses don't kill you because they don't count. And you may see somebody do something good, whether it's a Double-A kid or somebody on your staff. You're building relationships, you're watching guys get ready, you've got the NCAA basketball tournament. There's just all kinds of fun things going on.
Q You've got your coaches driving you around Florida.
A Well, that's the one negative right now. (Mills) has no idea where he's going.
Jon Couture covers the Red Sox for The Standard-Times, and will report to Fort Myers on March 6. E-mail him at
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Maybe being the manager of the 2005 Boston Red Sox wasn't exactly equal to the days of getting his tires slashed in the Veterans Stadium parking lot when he was manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, but for Terry Francona, it was hardly an enjoyable season just because it reached into October.


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Lancaster Co.,SC (WOLO)—- Public Information Officer Doug Barfield with the Lancaster Sheriff's Department tells ABC Columbia News that a 10 year old boy that was shot just before 4PM Friday has died.
According to the Sheriff's Department, they were called to a mobile home park along coastal Way which is just off of Memorial park Road in Lancaster. Once they arrived, official say they saw bystanders trying to revive a 10 year old boy, found laying on the ground in between two mobile home parks suffering from a gunshot wound(s). Lancaster County Emergency Medical Services transported the child to the Medical University of South Carolina – Lancaster Medical Center where they say he later died.
Deputies say they are now investigating the incident as a homicide, and have interviewed people in the area in an effort to gather more information as to what may have led to the deadly incident.
Authorities say at this point, they do not have any suspects in custody, but say the shooting does not appear to be random. Officials say the 10 year old boy lived nearby and investigators are trying to figure out if the child was the intended target.
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With global warming widely expected to slash snowfall, especially at lower levels, the Swiss tourism industry is looking for ways to preserve a lucrative business brutally exposed to the weather.
Enter Napa, Serbia's last circus bear.
The Arosa ski resort in eastern Switzerland has created a $US6.5 million ($NZ9.65 million) refuge hosting Napa and two other bears rescued from cages at restaurants in Albania to help draw summer visitors and reduce its reliance on skiers and snowboarders.
School classes, families and a group of army veterans celebrating an 80th birthday were visiting one recent summer day, helping the park towards what Arosa tourism director Pascal Jenny said was a target of 50,000 visitors this year.
Arosa has reinvented itself before - moving to winter tourism in the 1930s after decades as a health resort for tuberculosis patients. But with nearly 620,000 overnight stays in winter last year, more than three times the summer total - it will not be easy.
Jenny, who fears a sharp decline in snowfall over the next 20 or 30 years, is hedging his bets.
"What gives us some hope is that artificial snow is making strong technical advances. I can make snow now at 5 degrees above freezing," he said, standing on an observation platform beside the Weisshorn cable car which gives a sweeping view of the snow-capped Alpine valley.
His two-pronged approach highlights the dilemma faced by mountain resorts - how to retain profits as they embark on what the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) says needs to be a global rethink of tourism.
"The consequences of climate change will be felt across the travel and tourism sector over the coming decades," the OECD, whose member countries represent 80% of the world's trade and investment, said in a 2018 study of megatrends in tourism.
Storms, flooding and tidal surges will threaten coastal regions, southern destinations face extreme heatwaves and northern ones will see shorter periods of snowfall, it said.
Mountain resorts tend to be higher in Switzerland than in Austria or France, giving them better chances as snow becomes scarcer.
But even at 3000 metres, pistes could see snow depths more than halved by 2100 if greenhouse gas emissions are not curbed, a report in The Cryosphere, a peer-reviewed geosciences journal named after the frozen water parts of the Earth, said.
Resorts below 1200 metres - as about a quarter of Alpine ones are - might get almost no snow, said the 2017 report, whose title starts "How much can we save?". Snow levels will gradually stabilise if global temperature rises are contained, it says.
Arosa is 1775 metres up but Jenny worries that a loss of snow in the lowlands will cost it visitors because people will lose their emotional connection with snow.
"That is almost more dangerous for the sector," he said.
Hence his interest in an industrial estate in Denmark, where Arosa is cooperating on a project to make artificial snow so that urban dwellers can learn to ski and then, he hopes, go on to hone their skills in the Alps.
The economics are clear: a daily lift pass for skiers in Arosa costs 79 Swiss francs ($NZ119), while a summer hiker or mountain biker typically pays 18 francs for a pass that lets them use a rope park, a swimming area and paddle boats on the town's lake.
Hotels and restaurants charge more in winter too, but the strong Swiss franc has priced many people out.
Summer tourism already accounts for 60% of overnight stays across Switzerland, but the season brings in only 18% of revenue, said Therese Lehmann, an economist at the University of Bern's Centre for Regional Development.
Government data already shows a 24% drop in skiers in the decade to 2016, with other factors as well as climate change.
"The decline of ski tourism - a powerful economic engine - will have more of an impact than the additional revenue in summer," said Dominik Siegrist, director of the Institute for Landscape and Open Space at Switzerland's University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil.
Europe's population is ageing and younger people are less interested in skiing. Snowshoeing, winter hiking, sledding and ski touring - in which people hike up mountains, are on the increase, industry lobby Swiss Tourism says.
Consolidation of winter tourism is on the horizon, with overnight stays in bigger Swiss resorts up 1% in the decade to 2015, but down 17% in smaller ones.
"Lots of smaller ones are grasping at straws, trying to survive as long as they can because the valleys depend on this tourism," Siegrist said.
Large resorts in the Swiss cantons of the Grisons and Valais, Austria's Tyrol province and France's Savoie region have the marketing pull to survive, Siegrist said, listing high- altitude Andermatt, Zermatt and St Moritz in Switzerland.
The Andermatt Swiss Alps resort, in central Switzerland, is targeting cyclists in summer, and has also built new lifts to lure winter sports fans.
It covers a nearby glacier with strips of artificial fleece in spring to help reduce melting and creates piles of snow higher than houses to deploy on ski pistes as early as November to avoid having to use expensive artificial snow.
The strong Swiss franc has hit ski lifts focused on winter business from European visitors hard in the past 10 years, the government says, but the minority of lifts with strong summer business are booming thanks to visitors from overseas.
Many smaller lift firms get cheap loans and, increasingly, state subsidies to help balance the books, said Lehmann.
Roughly a third are debt-free, but depend on long-haul tourism, which she said was not ideal from an environmental point of view, because flights are a major contributor to holiday carbon emissions.
"Maybe we have to get away from focusing solely on growth, and promote Alpine areas as good habitats for living, not just for tourism," she said.
Listed cable car companies Bergbahnen Engelberg Truebsee Titlis Bet AG and Jungfraubahn Holding AG, cite year-round visitors from Asia - especially China and India - as important sources of income.
Asked about sustainability, Titlis marketing director Peter Reinle said the firm's prospects were good for the next 50 years. "We as a single entity can not solve the whole climate problem. Politicians have to provide framework conditions."
Jungfraubahn's Corporate Secretary Christoph Schlaeppi said it employed 800 local people, helping to make life in the mountains economically sustainable for a new generation.
The government says it is up to individual resorts to decide how much they want to attract Asian groups, but focuses its own promotion efforts on individual travellers and sustainability, noting Japanese tourists now come independently and stay longer.
"We have to see that guests from Asia making the long flight to Europe or Switzerland stay as long as possible," Richard Kaempf, head of tourism policy at the State Secretariat of Economic Affairs, told Reuters.
While the government encourages year-round use of mountain infrastructure, he said it is not giving up on winter sports, a deep cultural touchstone for the Swiss. But he acknowledged the growing challenge of lowlanders losing the "winter feeling".
"6 Jan 2019 – Heavy snowfalls across Europe — Germany, Austria, even in Greece — have thrown travel plans into chaos, trapping hundreds in alpine regions and airports, and leaving snow on Italian beaches.
As the record-breaking snowfalls engulfed much of central Europe, bringing the Continent the coldest Christmas in 120 years, a rare sight was seen: snow on Greek and Italian beaches."
Yes, I know. You don't remember reading that !
That's because it got very little coverage in NZ media.
But an article based on "might get almost no snow, said the 2017 report, whose title starts "How much can we save?", does.
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In this paper, we introduce an analytical perturbative solution to the Merton Garman model. It is obtained by doing perturbation theory around the exact analytical solution of a model which possesses a two-dimensional Galilean symmetry. We compare our perturbative solution of the Merton Garman model to Monte Carlo simulations and find that our solutions performs surprisingly well for a wide range of parameters. We also show how to use symmetries to build option pricing models. Our results demonstrate that the concept of symmetry is important in mathematical finance.
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I'm trying to convince the (non skiing) Mrs to join me but, given her dislike of the cold and slippery underfoot conditions, I think she'll be staying at home. The only alternative seems to be to find somewhere really nice for her to spend a week reading by the fire...what a waste of money!
Anyhoo, the point of my ramblings is to see if anyone out there is organising a trip and finds themselves in need of an extra body to fill a seat / bed / barstool. I'm fairly flexible on dates and don't care where I go as long as it's not too steep (I'm only in my 3rd week on skis).
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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, you could try snowcoach.co.uk - they take on singles and shove you into a room with a like-minded solo travelling person (same sex only. Sigh) and their club hotels are apparently very sociable at mealtimes. I'm off on my own (husband's working) with snowcoach next week, will let you know how it goes.
Alternatively you could ring the usual Tour Ops a couple of days before departure and take advantage of their desperation to fill beds. Apparently they may sell you a room without the usual single suppliments. There's a thread on this somewhere on this site.
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Some companies offer five day ski hosting i.e. Mark Warner, Ski Olympic and (Manda) I believe Snowcoach, there must be others, absolutely ideal if you are on your own. Ski Total offer two days hosting. I have often taken advantage of this service and had a really good time....
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, or maybe try to pick a resort that the Mrs would go to ... maybe one with some good shopping and a nice spa and day trips to other places ?? We've skiied in March a few times, and it has always been sunny most of the week ... so there was no ice underfoot ... and it was lovely sitting out on the terraces ...
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, I'm trying to organise a last minute trip and 2 people have dropped out leaving three of us. We might need a spare male to share with our third person also male. The week we are looking at 19/20th feb- somewhere in Italy to avoid the school children. We are on a budget so price 250 not including lift pass.
If interested let me know.
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, Hi, just scanning the availabilites and was wondering if you have filled the places on your ski trip, cos I'm also like "red leon", looking for a place/buddie(s) to get together with around that time. And "BUDGET" is a word. neh...essential that is at the forefront of my mind, but as u know, time is running out.
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