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Creating an assembly in Workbench
The component generation tools enable you to create a .NET assembly of Synergy methods. The assembly can be used in any .NET client application to make remote calls to Synergy routines. To create an assembly, you must to do the following:
- Create a Synergy/DE .NET Component Project in Workbench and specify information about how the assembly should be constructed.
- Generate the C# classes.
- Edit the C# code, if necessary.
- Build the assembly.
You can optionally generate C# classes and build the assembly from the command line rather than from Workbench. If your Synergy code is on UNIX or OpenVMS, you can use the command-line tools to generate the XML file there, and then move the file to Windows to create the assembly.
If you want to include the Original property, you must use the command line; this option is not available in Workbench.
Creating a Synergy/DE .NET Component project
To set up the .NET Framework environment correctly, launch a Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt and start Workbench (vs.exe) from there. (Previously, the .NET environment could be set within Workbench from the .NET Environment Configuration dialog, but this dialog was removed in Workbench version 11 because of changes to Visual Studio.)
|In Workbench, select Project > New, and then select Synergy/DE .NET Component from the list of project types. (Expand the Synergy/DE node in the Project type display to select Synergy/DE .NET Component.)
|Give the project a name in the Project name field, and indicate whether you want to create a new workspace or add the project to an existing workspace. For more information on using this dialog, as well as information about basic Workbench features, see the Workbench Help.
|Specify the following information in the Component Information dialog box. (This dialog displays automatically when you create a new .NET Component project. If you need to display it later, select Build > Component Information.)
Enter a name for the assembly. The default is the project name.
Specify the directory in which to create the class files and the assembly. The default is the project location. If you enter a logical in this field, it must be followed by a colon (e.g., DBLDIR:). When you generate classes, the utility will create a subdirectory within this directory, named with the assembly name, and put all the generated files in it.
Generate API doc
Indicate whether you want to create an XML file that can be used to generate API documentation. In order to have useful documentation, you must add comments for your methods and parameters. The XML file is created when you build the assembly. See Generating API documentation for more information.
Support pooling
Indicate whether you want to enable the classes in this assembly to be pooled.
Selecting the "Support pooling" option causes the generated procedural classes to be derived from the ServicedComponent class. It also changes the status of some methods from public to private or protected, and causes the getConnect() and shareConnect() methods to be excluded from the procedural classes. Thus, you should use this option only when you are certain the object will be pooled. See Understanding .NET pooling and Implementing .NET pooling for more information on pooling.
Generate WCF contracts
Select this option if you want the assembly to use WCF contracts, such as for a web service. The generated classes will include code that makes the assembly hostable. In addition, this option changes the way ArrayList and structure collection parameters are handled: rather than being generated as ArrayLists, they are generated as List<T> parameters (where T is the data type of the elements). Consequently, in your client code, you must use a List<T> class instead of an ArrayList class for a parameter that is defined as ArrayList or structure collection in the SMC.
Generate output parameters as
Indicate whether you want "out" parameters (that is, parameters with a direction of "out" in the SMC) to be generated as "ref" or "out" types in the C# classes. Array parameters are always generated as "ref", regardless of how this option is set. (Prior to version 9.5.1, all "out" parameters were generated as "ref".)
Specify a namespace for the assembly. All classes generated for the assembly will use this namespace. The namespace is used to ensure that each class is unique. Microsoft recommends that namespaces use the format CompanyName.ProductName (e.g., ABCComputers.ConsultPro). The namespace is appended to the beginning of the class name (e.g., ABCComputers.ConsultPro.MyClass). If you do not specify a namespace, the default namespace assembly_nameNS will be used.
Key file
Specify the full path and filename of the strong name key file that will be used to strong name the assembly. You must create the file using Microsoft's sn.exe utility and place it in the desired location before building the assembly. xfNetLink .NET will verify that the file exists. See Using your own key file for more information.
If you do not supply a key file name, xfNetLink .NET will generate public and private keys in a strong name key file named with the assembly name.
Delay sign assembly
Indicate whether you want to delay sign the assembly. This option is valid only when you use your own key file. See Using your own key file for more information.
Repository main file
If any of the methods that will be included in this assembly pass structures as parameters, specify the location of the repository main file for those structures. This must match the repository that was used when entering data in the SMC. If you specify a main file, you must also specify a text file.
The default is the value of the environment variable RPSMFIL. If it is not defined, the default is RPSDAT:rpsmain.ism. If neither RPSMFIL nor RPSDAT are defined, the default is rpsmain.ism in the path specified in the Working directory property of the project. If the Working directory is not defined, the default is rpsmain.ism in the location where the project is stored.
Repository text file
If any of the methods that will be included in this assembly pass structures as parameters, specify the location of the repository text file for those structures. This must match the repository that was used when entering data in the SMC. If you specify a text file, you must also specify a main file.
The default is the value of the environment variable RPSTFIL. If it is not defined, the default is RPSDAT:rpstext.ism. If neither RPSTFIL nor RPSDAT are defined, the default is rpstext.ism in the path specified in the Working directory property of the project. If the Working directory is not defined, the default is rpstext.ism in the location where the project is stored.
Use alternate field names
Indicate whether you want to use the value in the Alternate name field in Repository instead of the value in the Name field as the property or field name. If not selected, the field name in the structure becomes the property/field name in the C# class. If selected, the value in the Alternate name field is used when it exists; else, the value in the Name field is used.
Generate structure members as
Indicate whether you want to generate structure members as properties with private fields or as public fields. Which you choose depends on your application. If you are planning to use .NET controls, generate properties; the properties have "get" and "set" methods, which can be assigned to .NET controls in Visual Studio. You must also generate properties to take advantage of Repository's read-only flag and the class Changed property.
If you are not planning to use .NET controls, and don't need the read-only flag or Changed property, you can generate either fields or properties; using fields may improve performance.
Properties implement INotifyPropertyChanged
Select this option to include the INotifyPropertyChanged class in generated structure classes. This enables you to use the PropertyChanged event on structure fields (properties) bound to controls.
SMC directory
This field displays the path for the Synergy Method Catalog that this assembly uses. The default is XFPL_SMCPATH; if it is not set, the default is DBLDIR. To change the SMC directory, click the Change Directory button. In the Browse for SMC Directory dialog box, navigate to the directory that contains the SMC, double-click to select it, and click OK. The selected path will display in the SMC directory field and the list of interfaces will be refreshed, displaying all interfaces in the selected SMC.
Select the interfaces you want to include in the assembly by clicking in the box to the left of the interface name. A C# class, named with the interface name, will be generated for each selected interface.
Alternate name
You can provide an alternate name for any interface you select. To specify an alternate name, highlight a selected interface, and then click the Options button to display the Interface Options dialog. Enter another name in the Alternate interface name field and click OK.
You may wish to use an alternate name if the interface name in the SMC is not what you want users to see as the class name. In addition, if your interface names differ only in case, or if you have a structure with the same name as an interface, you can use the alternate interface name to avoid having numbers appended to the class names. See the note under the Interface name field.
To remove an alternate interface name, clear the check box for the interface and then reselect it. This action will also reset the quantity to 1.
By default, a single class is generated for each selected interface; however, you can choose to generate multiple classes for any of the interfaces you select. (See Using multiple copies of the same class for why you might want to do this.) To generate multiple classes, select (and highlight) the interface, and then click the Options button to display the Interface Options dialog. Specify the total number of classes you want to generate in the "Total number of classes to generate for this interface" field and click OK. Valid values are 1 through 999.
The first instance of the class will be named as usual with the interface name (or alternate name, if specified). Subsequent instances will be named with the interface name followed by a number, which will increment.
|Click OK in the Component Information dialog box.
Generating C# classes
|To generate the C# classes, select Build > Generate C# Classes in Workbench. This command will do the following:
- Run the SMC/ELB Comparison utility, smc_elb.exe. (See SMC/ELB Comparison utility for more information).
- Create a C# source file for each interface you selected in the Component Information dialog box and for each structure, group, and enumeration within the selected interfaces. There will also be a C# interface file generated for each selected interface. See Understanding the generated C# classes for more information on these files.
- Create a batch file to be used later to compile the classes, generate the assembly, and create the XML file for the API documentation.
- Create a response file named assembly_name.rsp, which is used by the batch file to compile the classes.
- Create a file named AssemblyInfo.cs, which contains information about the assembly. You can customize this file; see Editing information in AssemblyInfo.cs.
- Add the C# source files, the C# interface files, and the AssemblyInfo.cs file to the project. You can access these files from the Projects tab or the Symbols tab in the project toolbar. See figure 2.
If you have previously generated classes for this project, you will be prompted to overwrite them. If you're regenerating classes for the same interfaces, the .cs files will be overwritten and any changes you made to them will be lost. Note that the AssemblyInfo.cs file is not overwritten.
|Edit the files as necessary before building the assembly. See Editing the generated C# files.
Building an assembly in Workbench
After you've made any necessary edits to the C# source files and the AssemblyInfo.cs file, you are ready to build the assembly.
If desired, you can pass C# compiler commands to the command line that Workbench uses to build the assembly. To do this, set the SYNCSCOPT environment variable to any valid C# compiler command either from the Workbench command line or on the Open tab of the Project Properties dialog.
|Verify that the .NET Component project is the active project.
|(optional) Set SYNCSCOPT.
|Select Build > Build Assembly. This command will do the following:
- Compile the .cs files.
- Build the assembly.
- Generate an XML file named assembly_nameAPI.xml if the "Generate API doc" flag was set in the Component Information dialog box when you created the classes. See Generating API documentation for more information on what to do with this XML file.


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WW1 USMC Museum quality medal group for. GALLANTRY IN ACTION AT BELLEAU WOODS FRANCE, JUNE 6-12 1918, WHILE ATTENDING TO THE WOUNDED UNDER ENEMY FIRE. Silver Star is gov't engraved to WILLIAM PARRY. He was a Private, and member of the 51st Co. 2D BN, 5th Marine Regiment, 4th Marine Brigade, 2D Division, American Expeditionary Forces, France. Also included is his rim numbered Good Conduct, WW1 Victory Medal with 5 campaign bars, Croix de Guerre, Verdun Medal, French Medal, and the state and city medals from the state of New York. Parry was from the City of Rochester and that medal is engraved with his name was well. Rare opportunity to own a Belleau Wood Marine Corps group. Photos of Parry are not included, but paper copy of citation is. See close up pics for overall condition. 2nd Battalion 5th Marines was formed on July 1, 1914, and immediately sailed to the Caribbean to quell political turmoil in the. In June 1917, as part of the. United States' entry into World War I. The battalion sailed for France with the rest of the 5th Marine Regiment and the. At the time the battalion was composed of four companies; the. They fought during the. Battle of Belleau Wood. Campaign and were twice awarded the French. To this day, members of the Battalion wear the French. The item "WW1 USMC Engraved Silver Star Medal Group for Battle of Belleau Wood AEF France" is in sale since Monday, April 15, 2019. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Militaria\WW I (1914-18)\Original Period Items\United States\Medals, Pins & Ribbons". The seller is "texasaggiegirl00″ and is located in Loomis, California. This item can be shipped to United States.
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Hi Grit
I was looking at your story on Britney, when I noticed further down the page that Paris Hilton went on a trip to Australia for six days, and took eight bags. She was doing an advert for an Australian beer. Do you think that the bags were for bringing home some freebies?
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Exodus Cheese Seeds
Exodus Cheese Seeds. This strain is a smelly cross breed of a Cheese and a Skunk so you know you will get some strong effects from these famous popular varieties. Exodus cheese strain is a fairly fast grower and flowers in around 8 weeks and will give you a high yield of up to 800 grams per sqm. It is quite a branchy plant which has the typical cheesy, earthly, musky skunk taste with some woody undertones.
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Causes and consequences of spatial variation in sex ratios in declining bird species
Author(s): Morrison, C.A., Robinson, R.A, Clark, J.A. & Gill, J.A.
Published: July 2016
Journal: Journal of Animal Ecology Volume: 85
Digital Identifier No. (DOI): 10.1111/1365-2656.12556
New BTO research shows a recent imbalance in Willow Warbler sex ratios, with 60% of adult birds being male. Such a skewed ratio has implications for the conservation of this migrant species.
Male-biased sex ratios have been documented in a number of bird species, in particular those whose breeding populations are small or in decline. Various reasons have been put forward for why the sex ratio in a population should move away from one-to-one, with sex-related differences in mortality or dispersal behaviour two of the most likely. Understanding which of these factors are important, particularly in the context of why it is that small and/or declining populations show more strongly skewed sex ratios, has important consequences for conservation.
One way to establish the importance of potential sex-related differences in mortality, recruitment (the number of young that survive and join the breeding population) and dispersal for small populations is to look at a single species. This should be a species for which we have good information on the local variation in abundance across a wider spatial scale. Using information from the Constant Effort Site Scheme (CES) and the Breeding Bird Survey (BBS), a new BTO study has looked at Willow Warbler – a summer migrant, which winters in Africa and for which there are strong regional differences in both abundance and population trend here in Britain.
CES data, which come from standardized mist-netting across a network of study sites, were used to examine sex ratio and the survival rates of male and female birds. BBS data, which come from survey transects monitored in a standardized manner by volunteers, were used to predict the relative abundance of Willow Warblers at each CES site. Sex ratios were found to vary markedly among sites, with more male-biased sites occurring towards the south and east of Britain. Sex ratios, which were closest to equality at those CES sites with the highest levels of Willow Warbler abundance, became significantly more male-biased as relative abundance declined. Interestingly, across Britain, sex ratios have also become significantly more male-biased since 1994, when BBS began; in 1994, similar proportions of males and females were estimated to occur at CES sites, but more recently males comprised roughly 60% of the adult population at these sites.
Male survival rates were typically higher than those of the females but, while the results suggest that higher levels of female mortality could be occurring in low-density, skewed populations, this difference is unlikely to explain the widespread occurrence of skewed sex ratios. This suggests that sex-related differences in dispersal and recruitment are likely to also be involved. It is possible that females may preferentially recruit into sites with a high abundance of males, perhaps attracted by high levels of song or by the presence of large amounts of suitable habitat.
The results of this work, a collaboration between BTO and the University of East Anglia and part of a wider study, suggest that conservation efforts for this species should focus on maintaining and enhancing those sites capable of supporting those populations that are larger and which have more equal sex ratios. It could be that the fragmentation of suitable habitat is leading to small populations with skewed sex ratios, something that might have profound consequences for this particular Afro-Palaearctic migrant.
BBS is organized by the BTO and jointly funded by the BTO, the Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC, on behalf of Natural England, Natural Resources Wales, Scottish Natural Heritage and the Department of the Environment Northern Ireland) and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. The Ringing Scheme is funded by a partnership of the BTO and the JNCC on behalf of the statutory nature conservation bodies (Natural England, Natural Resources Wales, Scottish Natural Heritage and the Department of the Environment Northern Ireland). Ringing is also funded by The National Parks and Wildlife Service (Ireland) and the ringers themselves.
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Link Aggregation Configuration
Link aggregation is a technology that bundles multiple Ethernet links into a logical link to increase bandwidth, improve reliability, and load balance traffic.
- Introduction to Link Aggregation
This section describes definition and purpose of link aggregation.
- Principles
This section describes principles of link aggregation.
- Application Environment
This section describes application environments of Ethernet link aggregation.
- Configuration Task Summary
The device supports the manual load balancing mode and Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) mode.
- Configuration Notes
This section describes the notes about configuring an Eth-Trunk.
- Default Settings
This section describes default parameter settings of link aggregation.
- Configuring Link Aggregation in Manual Load Balancing Mode
Link aggregation implements load balancing, increases bandwidth, and improves transmission reliability.
- Configuring Link Aggregation in LACP Mode
Link aggregation implements load balancing, increases bandwidth, and improves transmission reliability.
- Creating an Eth-Trunk Sub-interface
Sub-interfaces can be configured on a Layer 3 Eth-Trunk. When Layer 3 devices connect to Layer 2 devices in different VLANs through the Layer 3 Eth-Trunk, sub-interfaces must be configured on the Eth-Trunk to identify packets from different VLANs and to enable users in different VLANs to communicate with each other.
- Maintaining Link Aggregation
This section describes how to maintain link aggregation, including monitoring the link aggregation running status and clearing LACPDU statistics.
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He broke into this country.
He had been arrested for drug and domestic violence charges. ICE was supposed to monitor him, but lost track of him.
And now ... five people are dead.
This is beyond outrageous.
How many more people will have to die before individual residents in California and throughout the country take illegal immigration seriously and stop this madness?
The Los Angeles City Council meets every Tuesday and Thursday.
Instead of waiting for a city meeting which most people cannot attend, since we work in the day time, outraged residents can attend the MacArthur Park Neighborhood Council meeting.
Here is the information for the next session:
Meeting: 3rd Monday, 7:00pm
Meeting Address:
The Seven Maples Community Room
2618 W. 7th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90057
It's time for all of us to speak out and put more scrutiny on this lawlessness!
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The following blog, written by Staff Trainer Mary Palin, was originally posted in the Fall of 2010 and reposted in the Fall of 2012. We think it's only fitting to bring it back once again.
Here in California, we are collectively overjoyed with the outlook for the San Francisco Giants in the World Series. And the reason they are in it, apart from sheer talent, is something we all "know", but, too often, take for granted – teamwork.
"I think it's kind of a lesson in Baseball 101, in some cases humility in that A, we don't have a superstar and B, we really don't have a team of stars and C, we've got enough talent, whether young or old or experienced with people who have won the World Series and also depth….It's truly a team that knows that on each given day they've each got to do their job and somebody will step up and help us win a game."
2010 Giants Rely on Teamwork, Not Star Power
Teamwork. It is defined as cooperation, collaboration, joint effort, and solidarity.
If that sounds familiar, it should.
The Tribes TLC process is defined as a "process that creates a culture…for inclusion, influence, and community…based on cooperation and collaboration.
What a concept!
If this is recognized and acclaimed in something near and dear to all ages and cultures and communities (face it, there are Giants baseball fans everywhere), then why don't we acknowledge and encourage and support it everywhere?
Like classrooms, staff rooms, and boardrooms.
Check out this site to learn more about the why, what, and how of the Tribes TLC process.
But be sure and save some time to watch some wonderful cooperation, collaboration, joint effort and solidarity in action…starting this week.


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BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - A Southern University spokesperson says they are on schedule with the launch of their medical marijuana operation.
Dr. Rani Whitfield, who serves on the university's board of supervisors, told reporters at the Baton Rouge Press Club Monday that all land for the upcoming plant has been secured and cleared. They expect to have a sample of their product ready by early summer. Dr. Whitfield says this his a huge move forward for the university.
″I was very excited when this opportunity came to us, but not just because the financial gain to benefit the university would seek, but also for the research we would gain," Dr. Whitfield said.
Dr. Whitfield says they plan to have the final product ready in August.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater formally delivered his letter of resignation on Monday, five months after announcing he was leaving for a job at Florida Atlantic University.
The letter said June 30 --- the end of the current fiscal year --- will be Atwater's final day in the statewide job.
He's held the Cabinet office, which has duties ranging from overseeing the state treasury to serving as the state fire marshal, since 2011.
"I assure you that I and the entire Department of Financial Services staff (are) prepared to assist our new CFO during this time of transition in order to facilitate the seamless passing of responsibilities and duties to my successor," Atwater wrote.
The letter was hand-delivered Monday by Atwater's chief of staff to the office of Gov. Rick Scott, who will appoint a replacement. John Tupps, a Scott spokesman, said the governor's office will have an announcement "in the near future."
Democrat Jeremy Ring, a former state senator from Parkland and former executive with the internet firm Yahoo, is the only candidate who has opened a campaign account to run for chief financial officer.
Atwater's statewide post pays $128,972 a year. At Florida Atlantic University, he will replace Dorothy Russell, who retired in January after a decade at the university and was paid nearly $250,000 last year.
Atwater is expected to attend a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
In February, Atwater announced he intended leave office after the 2017 regular legislative session, which ended May 8. But a month ago, as talk circulated about the need for a special session, Atwater said he was waiting for action on the state budget to be completed.
"We had a responsibility, when we said to finish session, maybe I should have been more clear about that, that all the work is completed, and not put it in the hands of someone who will be coming in for just a couple of days, to try to learn the systems and get it uploaded to start the fiscal year," Atwater said before a May 23 Cabinet meeting.
He will become a vice president at the Boca Raton school managing finances and economic development.
Re-elected as chief financial officer in 2014, Atwater's term would expire after the 2018 election. Atwater, who spent a decade in the Legislature, including the 2009 and 2010 sessions as Senate president, has lived in North Palm Beach since he was 4 years old.


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'File No. E/3. QATAR - Shaikhs Jasim & Ahmad al Thani & death of Shaikh Jasim in 1913' [51r] (113/394)
The record is made up of 1 volume (189 folios). It was created in 18 Jun 1900-5 May 1920. It was written in English and Arabic. The original is part of the British Library: India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. Records and Private Papers.
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This file contains correspondence between British officials at Bushire, Bahrain and the Foreign Department of the Government of India, as well as with Shaikh Jāsim bin Muḥammad Āl Thānī, Shaikh Aḥmad bin Muḥammad Āl Thānī and Shaikh 'Abdullāh bin Jāsim Āl Thānī.
The first part of the file covers Britain's relations with Qatar between 1900 and 1905, and includes: details of gift giving to members of the Āl Thānī family in 1900, 1903 and 1904; details concerning Turkish activities in Qatar; various correspondence among British officials discussing the status of Qatar vis-à-vis Britain and possible future treaty relations; the status of the Āl Thānī family as the ruling family of Qatar; the position of Shaikh Aḥmad vis-à-vis his brother Shaikh Jāsim; and a short historical sketch of Qatar from 1766 to 1902 (folio 44).
The pages of the file that cover the years 1905 to 1909 include Fancis Beville Prideaux's report on his visit to Shaikh Jāsim at Lusayl and Shaikh Aḥmad at Doha (al-Bidda') (folios 49-59) in November 1905; details concerning the murder of Shaikh Aḥmad in December 1905 (folios 60-76); Turkish activities in Qatar (for example, folios 92, 95 and 102); illness of Shaikh Jāsim's son, 'Abd al-Raḥman, in March 1906 (folio 71); piracy activities of Aḥmad bin Salmān (folio 82); and the Āl Thānī family's relations with Ibn Sa'ūd (folios 114-117A) and the Āl Khalīfah family (folios 119-127).
The pages of the file covering 1913 to 1920 deal with Shaikh Jāsim's illness and eventual death in July 1913 and the subsequent succession of his son, Shaikh 'Abdullāh (folios 147-156); details of relations between the Āl Khalīfah family and Qatar, particularly with regard to al-Zubārah (folio 157) and their pearling interests; and a proposed tour of Qatar and the awarding of the C.I.E. [Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire] to Shaikh 'Abdullāh (folios 157-181).
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- 1 volume (189 folios)
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This file is arranged approximately in chronological order.
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Foliation: This file has a foliation number in the top right hand corner of each folio. The number is enclosed by a circle.
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A potential post-Brexit freedom of movement deal could allow Brits and Australians to live and work each others' countries without a visa.
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Speaking in Canberra on Wednesday, she said: "We want a fully comprehensive trade deal that reflects our deep, ongoing relationship, the friendship between our two countries, the fact that Australians want to come and live and work in Britain, and Brits want to come and live and work in Australia."
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Truss - who is in the middle of a three-nation tour that includes Australia, New Zealand and Japan - said she expects a quick conclusion to trade talks that will begin when Britain leaves the EU.
"The reason that I have chosen to make Australia one of the first countries I have visited as trade secretary is because it is an absolute priority to get on with this trade deal," Truss told reporters in Canberra.
"I would say months rather than years for it to be completed."
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he will take the country out of the EU on October 31 with or without a deal with Brussels.
But parliament this month passed a law that requires Johnson to ask the EU for a three-month delay to Brexit if a deal is not approved by October 19.
Two-way trade between Australia and Britain is worth A$26.6 billion (£14.64 billion), data shows. The UK is Australia's seventh-largest trading partner.
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Sunday, February 8, 2009
I know,I know.... it's too early!
I bought a new book called "50 quick and easy crafts" recently and have tagged quite a few things to make from it.Some will be for birthday gifts and some to make as Christmas gifts for this year.These Christmas coasters were one of the things I wanted to make up.The title was right,they are quick and very easy to make up.
6 comments:
- miss~nance said...
Very nice barb - its good to get in early. I would love to know how to make these. Its always good to have simple gifts ideas up your sleeve.
- February 8, 2009 at 1:46 PM
- Vicki ♥ said...
They look good Barb and I am sure will be greatly recieved :)
- February 8, 2009 at 3:29 PM
- Unknown said...
Never too early Barb . They look great .
clares craftroom
- February 9, 2009 at 12:44 PM
- Ondrea said...
Yep, I love that book too but I haven't even begun to think about Christmas yet! The coasters are lovely.
I love the first 2 blocks of that BOM you have done and the cushions. I want one of your clocks- the one that has extra time on it.
- February 9, 2009 at 4:56 PM
- Debs said...
I love those coasters.
The BOM are stunning and look like they would be fun to do. Just wondering if you have another clock sitting there that I could have.
- February 10, 2009 at 10:39 AM
- Gail said...
I just love the Christmas coasters Barb. Could you post more info on the book? I would love to make these and I would like the pattern. Thanks for sharing!!
Gail in MA
- December 30, 2009 at 4:00 AM


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2019 promises to be busy for the Bikers'Days ... A new visual identity, a new calendar, appointments not to be missed, and a birthday that counts: 20 years!
"Twenty years already that DG Sport took the crazy bet to book the circuit of Spa-Francorchamps, which was not yet permanent, to organize a weekend of free track riding for bikers. At the time, they thought that riding on the track was more dangerous than riding on the road ... Times have changed a lot!" recalls Christian Jupsin, the initiator of this mini-revolution in the motorcycle world. 20 years ... a milestone that deserves some novelties, starting with a new logo, rejuvenated and modernized, but nevertheless immediately recognizable. In the process, there is also a new online booking platform that will soon be inaugurated, simpler and also modernized.
The calendar of these 20 years is already known. The festivities will start on the opposite side as it is Phillip Island that opens the season, taking advantage of the summer that reigns in Australia. Three days of free riding (14, 15 and 16 January) which met with unexpected success, and which gave ideas to the organizers for the continuation of their overseas expeditions ... It is indeed in this remote part of the world that the next season will take off. Rendez-vous is set in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) on the Sepang circuit on January 3rd, 4th and 5th ... 2020! We will have the opportunity to talk about it again, because what concerns us today is above all the 2019 calendar.
After Phillip Island we head for Spain for the traditional European season opening. This will take place on the MotoGP circuit of Montmelo (Catalunya) in Barcelona on March 25th, 26th and 27th. Then off to the Belgian circuits for the national warm-up in Mettet (April 20-21) and Francorchamps (April 29).
As usual, the most beautiful circuit in the world will host the Bikers'Days many times (29-30 May, 14-15-16 June, 4-8-18 July, 16-17 August)while the caravan will crisscross the most beautiful European tracks in Italy (Misano 10, 11 and 12 May - Imola 3 and 4 August - Mugello 30 and 31 August and 1 September), France (Le Mans 15 and 16 July), the Netherlands (Assen 16 and 17 September) before returning to Spain (Valencia) to close a season that looks particularly rich (26-27-28 October).
In total, no less than 34 dates and 17 events spread over 10 circuits and in 6 different countries ... Not bad for 20 years! Registrations open on November 30th at www.bikersdays.com.


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Grand Rapids, Mich. - The Alma College women's soccer team loss, 2-0, to Calvin College Tuesday (Oct. 16). Sophomore goalkeeper Ally Wentworth (Mt. Pleasant, Mich. / Mt. Pleasant) stopped a career high 16 shots. Alma drops to 2-11-1 overall (0-5-1 MIAA). Calvin improves to 8-4-2 (3-2-1 MIAA).
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- Wentworth made her first five saves as the Scots were able to keep the Knights off the board until just under 40 minutes underway, Emily Van Vliet scored to make it 1-0.
- In the second half, Calvin kept up the pressure, after 13 shots in the opening half, they followed with 16 more in the second. Nicole Hale made it 2-0 for the Knights.
- The Scots looked to get on the scoredboard late, senior Lexi Moyer (Suttons Bay, Mich. / Traverse City West) had two shots on net in the final ten minutes including a header chance but was denied both times.
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Denis remembers his early life in East Leeds – especially his fear of the swimming instructor at York Road Baths, Being fed cod liver oil and Richmond Hill Methodist Chapelblog-denis-gudgeon
York Road Baths (Dennis Gudgeon)
I came from Wakefield to Leeds in 1942 and attended Ellerby Lane School. I was a non-swimmer and quite frightened of the swimming baths. On Monday afternoons we went to York Road Swimming Baths. I used to dread them, the fear would begin to take hold on Sunday night and at that stage I would start to count the hours to the swimming lesson. I never told my mother, because you didn't in those days, in any case she would have told me to get on with it and that it would soon be over. Time marched on and inevitably the witching hour would arrive and we formed up into a 'crocodile' and marched to the baths with the schoolteacher, Mr Holmes. When we arrived there we were met by a man who terrified me more than any other person did in my whole life, I'll call him Mr L.
We were not allowed to change in the cubicles but marched straight into the boiler room, where we got into our swimming trunks. Once changed we were routed into the baths area where the smell of chlorine remains a smell that I have identified with fear all my life. Mr L never spoke, he just shouted, 'Those who can swim, up into the deep end, those who can't stay here in the shallow end.' The shallow end was three foot deep and I suppose we boys were all about four foot six. We were lined up at the edge, 'Jump in', bellowed L (I hated him but what could you say?)
We jumped in; if you were lucky your feet didn't slip. If you were unlucky, under you went. No arm floats or anything as fancy as that, only L with a pole with a hook on the end. I suppose that was to hit boys with, certainly not to pull them out if they got into difficulties.
Once in the water we were all told to stand two yards from the edge and swim to the bars at the edge of the pool. Of course nobody made it and we all went under again. If anybody refused he threw his whistle at them. I assume he aimed to miss but how were we to know that? The boy he had thrown it at had to retrieve his whistle for him. Remember the water was three foot deep and a boy's arms two foot, so there they were fishing about for it while trying to keep their heads out of the water with Mr L bellowing away. Nobody could help or offer sympathy we were all trying to look inconspicuous. Eventually the lesson would come to an end and we would have a reprieve until the next Monday.
One Monday afternoon we went and there was no Mr L waiting. Somebody said he'd had a heart attack. Boys started smiling and even talking. We changed, went into the pool, we laughed, played. It was great. Somebody said he'd once trained an Olympic swimmer: Doris Storey. I didn't know what the Olympics were and I couldn't have cared less about Doris Story. I do recall one little incident at a 'lesson'.
We had all changed in the boiler room and were walking into the swimming pool area, when I noticed Tom Dubber, a very nice, intelligent, quiet and I suppose, looking back; a sensitive boy had still got his vest on. L bellowed, 'Take your vest off'. Tom bravely said, 'I've got a cold and my mother said I've got to keep it on.' L said, 'Alright'. And Tom kept his vest on for the lesson.
I learnt to swim; I suppose the motivating force was that I could become one of the boys who were able to go into the deep end.
Apple Cores (Conks)
One of my Ellerby Lane experiences related to apple cores or 'conks' as the boys called them. Again this was about the 1942/43 era. People were poor, although I never felt poor and I'm sure there were many families worse off than we were.
I remember taking an apple to school and as I was eating it a boy came up and asked if he could have the 'conk' when I'd finished. I said that he could, I knew he meant that when I'd finished he wanted the core so that he could eat the centre of the apple that I'd missed. Almost immediately another lad came up and asked if he could have the conk I explained that I had already promised it to someone else. He then asked if he could have 'second conk'. I said he could. To the uninitiated the lad wanted the conk so that he could eat what had been left after the first boy.
I look at the bowl full of apples in my home and often think what those poor boys would have made of it all. Times change!!
Cod Liver Oil of Malt
My mother regularly gave my sister and me, Cod Liver Oil of Malt, in winter to prevent colds etc. I remember at Ellerby Lane, the boys on free meals (I always thought their fathers were probably in the army) being called up to the front of the class by the teacher, Mr Holmes. He got an enormous jar of CLOOM from a shelf. He had them lined up and then went along the line giving them a tablespoon full from the jar. There was no such thing as washing the spoon between boys. Funnily enough the boys themselves accepted it very meekly. None of them seemed to suffer any particular ailments. I suppose they all immunised each other? Also I never remember any of the other boys trying to take a rise out of them; they accepted it as part of the norm.
Rev'd Elijah Green
Mr Green was the circuit minister for Richmond Hill Methodist Church, Bourne Chapel (and I think All Saints and Zion). I have looked up the name 'Elijah' and he was an ancient 'fearless Hebrew prophet'
Our Mr Green was wonderful, a friend to all, involved with all the familiar chapel events and the youth club. He was softly spoken and yet on a Sunday morning from his pulpit he could shout and rant and rave and preach, 'hell and damnation' to those who didn't conform.
Was any man more intended from birth to be a Methodist Minister? His parents must have known his future even then for him to have been Christened, Elijah! I remember having scarlet fever as a ten year old and being in Killingbeck Fever Hospital for three weeks. No visitors were allowed, not even parents but Mr Green came to see me dressed in a white smock coat. God bless Mr Green.
Incidentally, all I remember about Killingbeck, was having to drink a cup full of senna every night out of an old tin mug. Dark brown senna pods – awful!
Richmond Hill Methodist Chapel
Sunday afternoons were Sunday school. Nobody ever said; 'Do you want to go?' you just went! As I got older we also went to chapel at night. I always liked it; it was like an extension of my family. Even now, after all these years, when I see a member of that old congregation we have an exchange of reminiscences, it's always nice. The highlight of the year was Whit Sunday. The first one I remember was going on the back of a horse and cart. The cart had no sides and the seats were pews from the Sunday school. I think the horse and cart was Mr Fretwell's (his son was John Fretwell). There were three or four of these carts and the procession went to a field in Crossgates. It was absolutely fantastic; we had packed sandwiches and lemonade'. The sun always shone and everybody smiled.


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Thursday, June 13, 2013
Meridian Magazine Reviewed Ashes Ashes! & Let's Talk About Writing Goals
"The plot is full of action and keeps a fast pace. The author demonstrates a good understanding of police procedure and of world affairs in both the background and action of the story. The details are graphic in places, but put in a perspective that keeps them from being offensive. Bellon uses an interesting writing device in setting up the ending to almost mirror the beginning. Fans of action novels will enjoy reading Ashes Ashes."
So you can see why I'm so happy. She said a lot of other things, too, and you can go here to see the full review.
Yesterday we were talking about getting motivated to write in the summertime. The more I've thought about this, the more I think it's related to goals whether it's word count goals, chapter goals, scene goals, whatever. When I have a goal, I make plans to meet that goal and that's what I need right now--a little summertime structure if you will.
Since a goal is just a wish until it's written down, today I am writing down that I would like to finish drafting Bart's story by July 31st. That's a pretty big goal for me, but I know if I break it down into small pieces I can do it.
When I calculate everything, that means my daily goal is to write at least five pages per day. I'm really going to try to stay accountable and on top of this. Goals = Motivation = Accomplishment. I can do this.
I hope you'll join with me in making some goals for the summer. Write them in the comment section and we'll check in with each other, keep ourselves accountable.
What would you like to accomplish by the end of July?
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- Debra Erfert said...
Starting July 1st I've signed up for Brandon Sanderson's online summer creative writing class. I'll watch his BYU lectures on my computer, and participate in an online group where we will be expected to critique at least 4 other works per week plus put up a chapter a week, and by the end of the summer we are expected to have a 30,000 word novella. Me? I'm reworking/rewriting/overhauling an old book for the 5th time. Basically I'm using the old book as an outline, which was what I did the last 4 times. Oh, well. I'm sure I will get it right this time. I hope.
The only fun we will have this summer will be when we go to see our granddaughter. How can it get better than that?
- June 13, 2013 at 2:35 PM
- kristine N said...
Debra--I signed up for the class too. I'll have to watch for your submissions. Not to prod you (since I don't actually know you) but why not do something completely different? I got the impression that part of the class was trying something new/generating new ideas. Then again, maybe I'm interpreting it that way because I want an excuse to branch out :)
My goal is simply to write 10,000 words a month for the summer (or winter, since I live in the southern hemisphere). That's an average of about 340 words a day, which is very doable for me, even when I'm tired, and I often overshoot when I get into a scene. I love meeting goals, but very discouraging to not meet them and often quit entirely if I fall too far behind, which is why I'm shooting for such a modest goal. So, 20,000 words by the end of July, of which about 3000 are written...and I'm already behind. Okay, going to go write now.
- June 14, 2013 at 6:09 AM
- Debra Erfert said...
Kristine--my goal for this summer is to rewrite this manuscript in order to self-publish it. I happen to stumble upon Sanderson's creative writing class by accident, and I thought why not combine the two? I don't want to postpone the reworking of this manuscript any longer, and really, I'm taking it in a whole new direction, so I am generating new ideas just with the same characters. It's a paranormal and fits in with his kind of writing.
- June 14, 2013 at 8:39 AM
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- June 14, 2013 at 10:43 AM
- Julie Coulter Bellon said...
Debra, that sounds like a ton of work!
Kristine, we'll have to hold each other to our goals, right?
- June 14, 2013 at 1:04 PM
- Debra Erfert said...
It will be a lot of work, but it was on the advice of Angela Eschler's editorial services that I take a closer look at my audience and write to them, specifically, before I try to publish. She was right, and I can take the work.
- June 14, 2013 at 5:41 PM
- kristine N said...
Debra--I'll watch for Jaycie Allen, then! I'm under kristine N, I think. Good luck, especially with the self-publishing. That's a lot of work, and I hope it comes together well for you.
Julie--thanks for the kick in the pants. I've been bandying about my goal, but not putting it down anywhere. Now that I've thought about it and looked at where I am relative to accomplishing it, I'm working harder. Again, thanks!
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Momo, the internet hoax that sent parents into a panic earlier this year, is becoming the subject of a horror film.
Orion Pictures, Roy Lee's Vertigo Entertainment and producer Taka Ichise will develop the film, Deadline reports. Lee and Ichise have strong horror resumes: They were, respectively, the executive producer and producer of The Grudge, a Hollywood adaptation of Japanese flick Ju-on: The Grudge. Ichise also served as producer on the Japanese horror classics Ring and Dark Water, while Lee produced the 2017 remake of Stephen King's It.
The film doesn't have a title yet, and its plot is unclear. The original 'Momo challenge' shocked the internet in 2018, with videos posted on YouTube that purportedly encouraged children to commit self-harm and even suicide. The challenge grew into a global phenomenon, and police forces worldwide began warning parents of the so-called challenge. Even Kim Kardashian called for YouTube to take down these videos.
However, the urban legend turned out to be just that – a myth. The crone-like figure that appeared in those videos was discovered to be based on a sculpture by Japanese artist Keisuke Aiso. Called Mother Bird, it was created for special effects company Link Factory, and was even part of a 2016 gallery exhibit in Tokyo. Fact-checking website Snopes found no direct connection between the Momo challenge and several youth suicides that the media had linked it to.
Lee and Ichise's project is not the only film that will take on the Momo challenge: Getaway, directed by Lilton Stewart III, will also draw inspiration from the hoax, Deadline reported in May. The movie will follow a group of teenagers who start disappearing after one of them tells the urban legend of MOMO, the spirit of a bird-like woman who torments people with violent commands via texts and calls.


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AIIMS Jodhpur Recruitment 2018: All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Jodhpur Basni Phase-II Published the Advertisement Notification Admn/ Faculty/02/2017-AIIMS.JDH On 13th January 2018 For Recruitment Of Faculty Posts ( Group A) In Various Departments Of AIIMS Jodhpur On Direct Recruitment / Deputation Basis. Now AIIMS Jodhpur Invited Online Applications For Professor / Additional Professor / Assistant Professor / Associate Professor In Various Departments Like Anatomy, Biochemistry, Burns and Plastic Surgery, Cardiology, Dentistry, E.N.T, Gastroenterology, General Surgery, Pediatric Surgery, Urology Etc. You Can Also Check For More Govt Jobs. The All Above Vacancies are Provisional and Subject to Variation. Reservation Will be as Per Government Of India Policy. A Post Graduate Qualification e.g MD / MS Is Required to Apply For AIIMS Jodhpur Assistant Posts. Refer All Details of AIIMS Jodhpur Recruitment 2018 Before Going to Exam
The Online Submission Dates For AIIMS Jodhpur Notification is Started and Apply Before 12 February 2018. Selection Will be Depends On Interview Performance. Eligible and Interested Aspirants For Latest AIIMS Jodhpur Jobs Have to Pay the Online Application Fee. You Can Apply Online By Visiting the Official Website Of AIIMS Jodhpur. More Details Of AIIMS Jodhpur Recruitment 2018 Age Limit, How to Apply, Pay Scale, Eligibility, Selection Process Etc are Given Below.
AIIMS Jodhpur Recruitment 2018 Vacancy Details
|Name of the Organization
|All India Institute of Medical Sciences
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|Professor 28 Posts
Assistant Professor 24 Posts
Additional Professor 24 Posts
Associate Professor 45 Posts
|Total Posts
|AIIMS Jodhpur Recruitment
|Official Website
AIIMS Jodhpur Recruitment 2018 Eligibility Conditions
Professor: A Post Graduate Qualification E.g MD / MS Or a Recognized Qualification With Fourteen Years Of Teaching and Or Research Experience in Recognized Institutions In the Subject After Obtaining the Qualifying Degree M.D / M.S. For More Details Regarding to Qualification Refer the Official Notification.
Age Limit: Aspirants Age Below 58 Years For Professor and Additional Professor post and Below 50 Years For Associate and Assistant Professor Posts.
Selection Process: Applicants Will be Recruited Based on their Performance in Interview.
Pay Scale: Selected Candidates Will Have to Get the Good Salary Per Month.
Application Fee: 1000/- Application Fee For SC/ST/OH Persons and 3000/- Rupees For UR/ OBC Candidates.
How to Apply: Eligible Candidates are Required to Go through the Official Website to Apply Online Before Last Date.
Important Dates to Remember
Starting Date to Apply: Started
Last Date to Apply: 12-2-2018
AIIMS Jodhpur Recruitment 2018 Official Notification: Click Here


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*AHHH* Spring is in the air! Who doesn't love that perfect 70 degree weather and the warm sun on your face? Or perhaps driving around with the windows down and your music up? Taking your dog to the park, playing corn hole outside with friends, putting on a sweet sundresses and a pair of wedges, eating brunch and sipping a mimosa on the patio, reading a book in a hammock, planting a vegetable garden…I mean really, do I need to continue?
While I do adore Fall (it's my favorite season), Spring is a close second. And if you're like me, I enjoy having a selection of perfumes to choose from depending on the mood I'm in, time of day and yes, even season! For me, purchasing a new scent is the equivalent of buying a new bag or pair of shoes – I get ridiculously giddy because I'm excited to add it to my collection.
I recently started shopping around for a fresh perfume for Spring and came across a few that I fell head over heels for. If you're also looking for a new scent for the new season, below are some gems that I found! Enjoy!
1. Flowerbomb La Vie en Rose by Viktor & Rolf, $95 {If you've had the pleasure of smelling the original Flowerbomb (which is also lovely), Flowerbomb La Vie en Rose is the fresher and lighter sister fragrance. Expect notes of rose, orchid, grapefruit and jasmine. Deliciously refreshing, indeed.}
2. Roses De Chloe by Chloe, $70-$120 {This is a perfume that I already own but one that I highly recommend. It's similar to the signature Chloe scent but with a rich, rose undertone. If you are looking for a clean fragrance that smells of a fresh, enchanted rose garden, this is the one for you.}
3. Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet by Dior, $75-$98 {I'm already an avid Dior fragrance fan and own Miss Dior Cherie so when I saw this, it immediately appealed to me. This perfume smells of fresh peonies and Sicilian orange.}
4. Daisy Eau So Fresh by Marc Jacobs, $89-$97 {If you enjoy the original fresh smell of Marc Jacobs Daisy, then you may enjoy the more vibrant and whimsical version which has notes of grapefruit, pear, violet and cedarwood.}
5. Poppy Freesia Blossom by Coach, $45-$85 {A clean scent that is subtly sweet and ridiculously refreshing. The fragrant smells of vanilla, brown sugar, musk, freesia and apricot linger on for hours after you spray it on your skin.}
6. Parisienne by Yves Saint Laurent, $65 {An ultra feminine scent with fresh floral and woodland accents. If you can imagine Spring in Paris – this perfume encompasses it all in one bottle.}
7. Pure Poison by Dior, $70-$115 {This is one that I already own and have been a loyal advocate of for over 8 years – it's definitely a classic to have in your arsenal of perfumes. Although it's not necessarily geared for Spring in particular, it is light, airy and hypnotic. This fragrance has orange, jasmine, sandalwood and white amber undertones. A seductive and flirty scent that is perfect for those warm Spring nights.}
8. Flora by Gucci – Gorgeous Gardenia by Gucci, $72 {If you're looking for a little bit of a heaven in a bottle, you've found your scent! It smells of fresh gardenia, patchouli, red berries and pear.}


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An automatic approach to extract goal plans from soccer simulated matches
AbstractSoccer is a competitive and collective sport in which teammates try to combine the execution of basic actions (cooperative behavior) to lead their team to more advantageous situations. The ability to recognize, extract and reproduce such behaviors can prove useful to improve the performance of a team in future matches. This work describes a methodology for achieving just that makes use of a plan definition language to abstract the representation of relevant behaviors in order to promote their reuse. Experiments were conducted based on a set of game log files generated by the Soccer Server simulator which supports the RoboCup 2D simulated robotic soccer league. The effectiveness of the proposed approach was verified by focusing primarily on the analysis of behaviors which started from set-pieces and led to the scoring of goals while the ball possession was kept. One of the results obtained showed that a significant part of the total goals scored was based on this type of behaviors, demonstrating the potential of conducting this analysis. Other results allowed us to assess the complexity of these behaviors and infer meaningful guidelines to consider when defining plans from scratch. Some possible extensions to this work include assessing which plans have the ability to maximize the creation of goal opportunities by countering the opponent's team strategy and how the effectiveness of plans can be improved using optimization techniques.
KeywordsGame analysis,Set-play,Cooperative behavior,Plan extraction
JournalSoft Computing - A Fusion of Foundations, Methodologies and Applications, Vol. 17, #5, pp. 835-848, DOI 10.1007/s00500-012-0952-z, November 2012
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Year 2014 : 2 citations
Ali, M.Z. and Morghem, A. and Albadarneh, J. and Al-Gharaibeh, R. and Suganthan, P.N. and Reynolds, R.G.. Cultural Algorithms applied to the evolution of robotic soccer team tactics: A novel perspective, 2014 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC), pp.2180 - 2187, 2014
Barrett, S.l R. Making Friends on the Fly: Advances in Ad Hoc Teamwork, Ph.D. Thesis, The University of Texas at Austin December 2014.


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Of Faces & Fingers. This is my first time getting tagged/getting an award, so yay!
I get to tell you 7 random things about me and then I tag 7 people to do the same.
1. I broke my middle finger playing football in middle school (I actually caught the ball thankyouverymuch) and I found great joy in showing everyone I could my broken finger for about a month.
2. I have perfect pitch (this is not always so fun) and I've been trained in primarily Italian Arias. I'm a (1st) soprano.
3. For a few years, I had my heart set on going to Cantorial School to get my Master's in Music.
4. I am a self taught artist (makeup and otherwise) but I did get my Bachelor's degree in Art.
5. I almost always wear my hair up because I shed. My husband teases me that I'm like a cat. Seriously, if I wear my hair down, hair everywhere. It's also super thick.
6. I have a bad habit of telling everyone how much my clothes cost (since I get everything on sale and I'm proud of my frugal skills). Like today for instance: black sweater ($5 on clearance at Kohls), black tunic ($5 on clearance at Target), black t-shirt under tunic ($4 clearance at Kohls), Max Studio faux suede pants ($10 at TjMaxx), boots (hand me down from Mom) = $24
7. My favorite color is purple; 2nd place is deep red
Ok... I tag:
1. Nouveau Cheap
2. Pink Sith
3. LipGlossiping
4. Jelly Minx Thinks
5. Sparkle Is My Crack!
6. Gloss Menagerie
7. The Makeup Snob (who just redesigned her blog! It looks awesome)
Friday, January 8, 2010
I've Been Tagged
Posted by Jeweled Thumb
4 comments:
- Lisa Kate said...
Thanks for the tag!!
Plus, I think its hilarious that you broke your middle finger...BEST finger to break XD Well, I mean, if you HAD to break one, that is!
- January 8, 2010 at 10:47 AM
- Jeweled Thumb said...
@Lisa Kate: Oh, I agree. I mean, I was 12 or so and I got to give EVERYONE the middle finger, including the doctor when he asked me which finger it was... "Oh, yeah, it's THIS one! Sucker!" =p
- January 8, 2010 at 10:50 AM
- Sara (The Makeup Snob.com) said...
Thank you so much for the tag and the blog comment! I appreicate it!! I love the clothes fact! Lol. I do that too sometimes!
- January 8, 2010 at 12:41 PM
- Jeweled Thumb said...
@Sara: I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one! My husband teases me all the time when I show him a new outfit and before I give him the rundown he says, "let me guess? You got it on sale?"...
Hey, at least I don't use your plastic for LV purses!!! Men!
- January 8, 2010 at 12:55 PM
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Original Articles
Freeze injury to roots of southern pine seedlings in the USA
Published in: Southern Hemisphere Forestry Journal
Volume 69, issue 3, 2007 , pages: 151–156
Volume 69, issue 3, 2007 , pages: 151–156
Keywords: ACCLIMATION, FROST, NURSERY, PINUS ELLIOTTII, P. PALUSTRIS, P. TAEDA
AbstractRoots of pine seedlings can be injured by freezing temperatures and the degree of injury is affected by genotype and stage of acclimation. Local sources of Pinus echinata and P. virginiana that were acclimated by cold temperatures were relatively freeze tolerant when grown in nurseries located where average minimum temperatures ranged from –18 to –23°C. However, seedlings of P. taeda, P. elliottii and P. palustris that were grown in warmer climates were injured by less severe freezes (i.e. –4 to –18°C). Some fast-growing half-sib families from moderate Coastal Plain regions were more susceptible to freezing than Piedmont genotypes located in cooler climates. When seedlings are acclimated to cold weather, the temperature required to cause injury is lower than when seedlings have been deacclimated due to warm weather. For example, in 2004, unusually high temperatures in the month following the winter solstice deacclimated pine seedlings and this resulted in root injury from a –8°C freeze. Shoots did not show symptoms of injury (since they were not actively flushing) and therefore root injury was often overlooked. Many freeze-injured seedlings died within two months of the freeze event. Since freeze injury symptoms to roots were overlooked, foresters offered various reasons (other than the freeze) for the poor seedling performance.
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Another thing I picked up to share and teach is "little windows" resin kits. There are so many unique and fun things that can be done with the kits, so I'm look forward to getting that started.
You can go to www.little-windows.com to see what these are all about.
Then I purchases buttons and more buttons and made these!
Well, that is just a small showing of what I got at the show and I will soon be posting more.
Be sure to follow my blog so you can see what I will be offering in the very near future. Come join the fun.


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Bill joined Ally Financial in 1999 to serve as General Counsel; he was named Group Vice President in 2004. In this role, he had responsibility for providing all legal services to Ally through the oversight of outside counsel and management of the 280-member legal staff. Bill was also responsible for the Secretary's office, the Licensing department, the corporate compliance function, and the company's record and information management activities. Prior to joining Ally, Bill was a commercial attorney and then manager of General Motors' legal staff Credit and Insurance Practice Group from 1988 to 1999. From 1985 to 1988, Bill was General Counsel for Vixen Motor Company in Pontiac, MI, and from 1980 to 1985 worked as a regional staff attorney at Ford Motor Credit Company. Bill began his legal career with a two-year clerkship on the Michigan Court of Appeals.
Bill studied political science in Budapest, and law in London. He has lectured in Bratislava, Weisbaden, and Madrid on commercial lending, bankruptcy, and workouts. He has also published three articles: Solomon and Mossburg: "CoSigner Requirements Under the FTC Fair Credit Practices Rule.", Summer 1982, Consumer Fin. L.Q. Rep.; Solomon: "Proposed Consumer Revision to Article 9 of the UCC.", 1997, D.C.L. Law Rev., 1087; and Solomon and Nemeroff, Corporate Secretarial, Chapter 46A, Successful Partnering Between Inside and Outside Counsel (Thompson West, 2016). He has frequently taught, spoken, and been a panelist on a number of law, ethics, compliance, negotiation, and legal management topics, and is currently an adjunct professor of law at Detroit-Mercy Law School. Solomon is a member of the Michigan and American Bar Associations.
Bill received his B.A. in political science at the University of Detroit in 1973, with honors, and his master's degree in political science from McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, in 1974, with honors. Bill received his J.D. from the University of Notre Dame in 1978.
Building High Performance Teams
Business Alignment & Culture Transformation
Change Management
Compliance & Ethics Programs
Corporate Secretary Function & Governance
Crisis Management Planning
Dispute Resolution Initiatives
Effective Reporting to CEO & Board
Establishing Performance & Reporting Metrics
Operating Review of Legal & Compliance Teams
Legal & Compliance Department Assessment
Legal & Compliance Structure & Development
Managing Through Mergers & Layoffs
Outside Counsel Management
Planning & Managing Turnarounds
Confidant for General Counsel & CCO
Leadership for Women & Diverse Talent
Motivation & Retention of Key Individual Contributors
New Leader and Team Assimilation
Succession Planning, Assessment & Development
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The Sprinkler Irrigation System market revenue was xx.xx Million USD in 2013, grew to xx.xx Million USD in 2017, and will reach xx.xx Million USD in 2023, with a CAGR of x.x% during 2018-2023. Based on the Sprinkler Irrigation System industrial chain, this report mainly elaborate the definition, types, applications and major players of Sprinkler Irrigation System market in details. Deep analysis about market status (2013-2018), enterprise competition pattern, advantages and disadvantages of enterprise Products, industry development trends (2018-2023), regional industrial layout characteristics and macroeconomic policies, industrial policy has also be included. From raw materials to downstream buyers of this industry will be analyzed scientifically, the feature of product circulation and sales channel will be presented as well. In a word, this report will help you to establish a panorama of industrial development and characteristics of the Sprinkler Irrigation System market.
The Sprinkler Irrigation System market can be split based on product types, major applications, and important regions.
Major Players in Sprinkler Irrigation System market are:
Pierce Corporation
Lindsay Corporation
HR Products
Rain Bird Corporation
IrriGreen Genius
Jain Irrigation Systems Limited
Reinke Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Alkhorayef Group
Valmont Industries, Inc.
Irrigation Products International Private Limited.
Orbit Irrigation Products, Inc.
Hunter Industries
T-L Irrigation Company
Nelson Irrigation Corporation
Major Regions play vital role in Sprinkler Irrigation System market are:
North America
Middle East & Africa
South America
Most important types of Sprinkler Irrigation System products covered in this report are:
Stationary Sprinkler Irrigation System
Towable Sprinkler Irrigation System
Most widely used downstream fields of Sprinkler Irrigation System market covered in this report are:
Public Parks
Sports Ground
There are 13 Chapters to thoroughly display the Sprinkler Irrigation System market. This report included the analysis of market overview, market characteristics, industry chain, competition landscape, historical and future data by types, applications and regions.
Chapter 1: Sprinkler Irrigation System Market Overview, Product Overview, Market Segmentation, Market Overview of Regions, Market Dynamics, Limitations, Opportunities and Industry News and Policies.
Chapter 2: Sprinkler Irrigation System Industry Chain Analysis, Upstream Raw Material Suppliers, Major Players, Production Process Analysis, Cost Analysis, Market Channels and Major Downstream Buyers.
Chapter 3: Value Analysis, Production, Growth Rate and Price Analysis by Type of Sprinkler Irrigation System.
Chapter 4: Downstream Characteristics, Consumption and Market Share by Application of Sprinkler Irrigation System.
Chapter 5: Production Volume, Price, Gross Margin, and Revenue ($) of Sprinkler Irrigation System by Regions (2013-2018).
Chapter 6: Sprinkler Irrigation System Production, Consumption, Export and Import by Regions (2013-2018).
Chapter 7: Sprinkler Irrigation System Market Status and SWOT Analysis by Regions.
Chapter 8: Competitive Landscape, Product Introduction, Company Profiles, Market Distribution Status by Players of Sprinkler Irrigation System.
Chapter 9: Sprinkler Irrigation System Market Analysis and Forecast by Type and Application (2018-2023).
Chapter 10: Market Analysis and Forecast by Regions (2018-2023).
Chapter 11: Industry Characteristics, Key Factors, New Entrants SWOT Analysis, Investment Feasibility Analysis.
Chapter 12: Market Conclusion of the Whole Report.
Chapter 13: Appendix Such as Methodology and Data Resources of This Research.