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Q: InDesign Text Modification Script Skips Content This InDesign Javascript iterates over textStyleRanges and converts text with a few specific appliedFont's and later assigns a new appliedFont:-
var textStyleRanges = [];
for (var j = app.activeDocument.stories.length-1; j >= 0 ; j--)
for (var k = app.activeDocument.stories.item(j).textStyleRanges.length-1; k >= 0; k--)
textStyleRanges.push(app.activeDocument.stories.item(j).textStyleRanges.item(k));
for (var i = textStyleRanges.length-1; i >= 0; i--) {
var myText = textStyleRanges[i];
var converted = C2Unic(myText.contents, myText.appliedFont.fontFamily);
if (myText.contents != converted)
myText.contents = converted;
if (myText.appliedFont.fontFamily == 'Chanakya'
|| myText.appliedFont.fontFamily == 'DevLys 010'
|| myText.appliedFont.fontFamily == 'Walkman-Chanakya-905') {
myText.appliedFont = app.fonts.item("Utsaah");
myText.composer="Adobe World-Ready Paragraph Composer";
}
}
But there are always some ranges where this doesn't happen. I tried iterating in the forward direction OR in the backward direction OR putting the elements in an array before conversion OR updating the appliedFont in the same iteration OR updating it a different one. Some ranges are still not converted completely.
I am doing this to convert the Devanagari text encoded in glyph based non-Unicode encoding to Unicode. Some of this involves repositioning vowel signs etc and changing the code to work with find/replace mechanism may be possible but is a lot of rework.
What is happening?
See also: http://cssdk.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/sdk/1.0/docs/WebHelp/app_notes/indesign_text_frames.htm#Finding_and_changing_text
Sample here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7y10i6cyx5m5k3c/AAB74PXtavO5_0dD4_6sNn8ka?dl=0
A: This is untested since I'm not able to test against your document, but try using getElements() like below:
var doc = app.activeDocument;
var stories = doc.stories;
var textStyleRanges = stories.everyItem().textStyleRanges.everyItem().getElements();
for (var i = textStyleRanges.length-1; i >= 0; i--) {
var myText = textStyleRanges[i];
var converted = C2Unic(myText.contents, myText.appliedFont.fontFamily);
if (myText.contents != converted)
myText.contents = converted;
if (myText.appliedFont.fontFamily == 'Chanakya'
|| myText.appliedFont.fontFamily == 'DevLys 010'
|| myText.appliedFont.fontFamily == 'Walkman-Chanakya-905') {
myText.appliedFont = app.fonts.item("Utsaah");
myText.composer="Adobe World-Ready Paragraph Composer";
}
}
A: A valid approach is to use hyperlink text sources as they stick to the genuine text object. Then you can edit those source texts even if they were actually moved elsewhere in the flow.
//Main routine
var main = function() {
//VARS
var doc = app.properties.activeDocument,
fgp = app.findGrepPreferences.properties,
cgp = app.changeGrepPreferences.properties,
fcgo = app.findChangeGrepOptions.properties,
text, str,
found = [], srcs = [], n = 0;
//Exit if no documents
if ( !doc ) return;
app.findChangeGrepOptions = app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;
//Settings props
app.findChangeGrepOptions.properties = {
includeHiddenLayers:true,
includeLockedLayersForFind:true,
includeLockedStoriesForFind:true,
includeMasterPages:true,
}
app.findGrepPreferences.properties = {
findWhat:"\\w",
}
//Finding text instances
found = doc.findGrep();
n = found.length;
//Looping through instances and adding hyperlink text sources
//That's all we do at this stage
while ( n-- ) {
srcs.push ( doc.hyperlinkTextSources.add(found[n] ) );
}
//Then we edit the stored hyperlinks text sources 's texts objects contents
n = srcs.length;
while ( n-- ) {
text = srcs[n].sourceText;
str = text.contents;
text.contents = str+str+str+str;
}
//Eventually we remove the added hyperlinks text sources
n = srcs.length;
while ( n-- ) srcs[n].remove();
//And reset initial properties
app.findGrepPreferences.properties = fgp;
app.changeGrepPreferences.properties = cgp;
app.findChangeGrepOptions.properties =fcgo;
}
//Running script in a easily cancelable mode
var u;
app.doScript ( "main()",u,u,UndoModes.ENTIRE_SCRIPT, "The Script" );
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Facebook For Companies
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If you create a Facebook Page and select the category Local Business or Place, Facebook automatically makes it a Facebook Place, meaning that you don't have to create a Place separate from your Page. People are saying Facebook is dying because of the new restrictions on the news feed and the drop in Reach. I completely. When people search for your business page on Facebook, your title is what counts. Darüber hinaus sind sie einfach zu erstellen und ihre Wirkung lässt sich einfach messen. How to Create a Facebook Page for a Business. Many entrepreneurs create a Facebook page for their business, expecting it to be a goldmine of engagement, referral traffic and sales. People can easily message with their Facebook friends and contacts, access their Facebook messages and take advantage of multi-device messaging across mobile devices, the web and tablets. Beyond 25 TB, storage is provisioned as 25 TB SharePoint team sites to individual users. Learn how to create a Facebook business page to maximize your social media marketing reach with this step-by-step tutorial and video. The use of Facebook has evolved through the years so it's important for marketers to be up to date on the newest statistics. If the vanity URL you want is taken, it's okay if the title of your business page is a little different from your vanity URL. 15, 2:09 PM. As an entrepreneur, this site provides value beyond a social media marketing channel for your business — you can (and should) join one of the thousands of public groups geared toward users who want management and industry insights. You may already know how popular Twitter is among celebrities and athletes. Best of all, a LinkedIn company page is free is you have a healthy personal profile. This presents a particular challenge for small businesses: You don't have the same budgets as bigger advertisers to pour into. Like any business partnership, you need to do your research on who you're working with, what it's going to cost you, and what you're expecting to get out of it before you get too involved. Learn how to create a Facebook business page to maximize your social media marketing reach with this step-by-step tutorial and video. You must be a member of Facebook to create a Facebook Group. But, if you count time as money (like some do) then your Facebook page is not free. Seattle Credit Union is present on several social media channels where we provide financial education, show support for fellow co-ops and causes in the Seattle area, and share information about anything from current promotions to community events. " Only official brand representatives can create a Facebook Page for that business. Come into Facebook with a clear sense of what you need from Facebook that you cannot get anywhere else. However, you can market your business on Facebook with just your Facebook business page. What's more, if they comment on your post, their friends will also see your post and this will help in viral promotion of your business. According to IDC, 80% of smartphone users check Facebook. Many businesses fail at Facebook advertising because they are not a good fit. People remember stories!. At a very basic level, Facebook is the most popular application ever. Facebook is a personal website for many users where they connect with family and friends. The site was co-founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg while still a student at Harvard College in Cambridge, Mass. But what is this app that youngsters just can't get enough of? Learn all that here, as well as the top 10 statistics for TikTok in 2019. We Offer Consistent, Creative Facebook Company Updates. Connect with friends, family and other people you know. If you follow my advices. Grow your business and achieve revenue goals with this in-depth guide. Sell online with an ecommerce website or with sales channels like ebay, Amazon, Instagram, Facebook, Messenger, and Google Shopping. Everyone wants to be active on Facebook, Twitter and the various blog sites promoting their business. It's hopeless and only stunts my growth rather than supports it. The Definitive Guide to Small Business Marketing. While some marketers might not have room on their plate to manage multiple social media accounts, there's no excuse for being inactive on Twitter as a business. com for Business. If your business Page is a service that you offer, go back to your personal Facebook Profile, and add a little bit to your About tab about your new Page's location. 5 Reasons You Should NOT Start a Facebook Page for Your MLM Business. Why should your business invest in Facebook marketing? For starters, it's the world's largest social network with a whopping 2 billion users. Tell Stories. Free! That's if you are only counting how much it cost in a money sense. Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know. Most of the time, the only thing people see from your company's Facebook Page is the profile picture, cover image, and short description. As small business owners are turning away from Facebook, other social networks are much more appealing thanks to relatively low-maintenance and user friendly methods for advertising: Twitter is home to a lot of companies and brands, and people know that it is a reliable place to turn for the latest updates. is a social networking company, which allows people to communicate with their family, friends, and coworkers. A year after launch, how has Facebook's Workplace fared? With 14,000 organizations worldwide using its business collaboration app, Facebook has a foothold in the enterprise, but it faces stiff. Our mission is to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. It's no secret that your Facebook reach and engagement are down from last year, or possibly even just a few months ago. For those who have Facebook accounts, there are many benefits to using your Facebook credentials when signing up for Messenger. " Only official brand representatives can create a Facebook Page for that business. "Making sure that what. Instagram will most likely generate $14 billion in revenue this year and become an increasingly important driver for Facebook's growth, as the platform's core business is expected to slow. Benefits of Facebook for business. Online games & mobile games offer limitless fun! Play the most popular free games around by Zynga - Farmville, Hit it Rich, Zynga Poker and many more!. Nowadays we can hardly imagine a successful business functioning without digital marketing. Here are five ways Facebook still gives you a marketing advantage at every stage of the sales funnel. For Facebook, 80% of those ages 18–49 say they use the network. Grow your business and achieve revenue goals with this in-depth guide. It's a great starting place for any small business owner interested in trying Facebook advertising. And if you're looking to scale quickly, Workzone was named one of the top apps for rapidly growing startups by GetApp. In the United States and Canada alone, 183 million people use Facebook every day. The goal of my experiment was to figure out if there is a pattern to the time of day and the day of week when most of my Facebook friends are online so I could learn the best time to publish a post. I'm seeing a lot of gripes about Facebook lately. Read on to learn how you can set up a Facebook page in five simple steps. Forbes is a global media company, focusing on business, investing, technology, entrepreneurship, leadership, and lifestyle. How to keep your Facebook business page secure. You can do this by optimizing your Facebook business page, attracting followers to like your business, and then pinning an offer or deal to the top of your page, sending users to your website or landing page. Facebook Business Manager is a tool to help you create, publish, monitor, and report on various business-related assets, including your business's Facebook Pages, or your Facebook advertisements. Buzzfeed Food's Video Recipes. Gain exposure for your business that may lead to new clients or projects. Your Facebook Business Page now represents a robust online presence that will make potential customers and fans feel comfortable interacting with you. Request additional storage by contacting Microsoft support. The latest Tweets from Facebook (@facebook). * Get notifications when friends like and comment on your posts * Find local social events, and make plans to meet up with friends * Play games with any of your Facebook friends * Backup photos by saving them in albums * Follow your favorite artists, websites, and companies to get their latest news * Look up local businesses to see reviews. Plan out the order and times you'll do them in advance. 55 billion monthly active users worldwide. Come into Facebook with a clear sense of what you need from Facebook that you cannot get anywhere else. At a very basic level, Facebook is the most popular application ever. However, you can market your business on Facebook with just your Facebook business page. You've probably heard Facebook success stories from big brands with large budgets. Facebook in recent years has come under fire over its collection of users' data and its failure to protect their private information. In fact, Facebook's own "Guide to Facebook Ads" walks you through the entire advertising process, including planning, creating ads, testing, and understanding insight statistics. It's an honor to learn from them in how they use those internal communications tools. Facebook is a business that has a purpose of creating revenue, enriching investors and providing jobs. The latest Tweets from Facebook (@facebook). 100% FREE!. Facebook gave Fast Company wide-ranging access to Zuckerberg, his senior leadership team, and others to delve into the company's audacious plans to shape the next decade. Learn how tapping into these passions will help your business grow. Webcast - Documents. Benefits of Facebook for business. 3 times return on ad spend and 33 percent increase in Facebook-driven revenue. You can do this by optimizing your Facebook business page, attracting followers to like your business, and then pinning an offer or deal to the top of your page, sending users to your website or landing page. Read on to learn how you can set up a Facebook page in five simple steps. Here's an overview of how Facebook Pages and Ads work for businesses. Some "experts" are even claiming there's no longer a reason to even have a Facebook business page. A Facebook Messenger marketing chatbot has a wide range of functionality and at the end of the day, marketing bots have a direct impact on boosting the bottom line. While some of these benefits are similar to having a website, a number are unique to Facebook. This isn't made explicit on the explainer homepage, though it is stated in the FAQs. Now you're ready to give your Facebook Business Page a bit of a nudge. 10 Examples of B2B Facebook Fan Pages Business-to-business can be a little trickier on Facebook. While there are great marketing benefits in having this kind of presence on Facebook, there unfortunately are some limits versus having a normal profile or even a group page. After 18 months of Facebook at Work, Workplace by Facebook is finally here for organizations to get their hands on. Combine that with built-in interest targeting and easy-to-use product categorization, and you have a tool that's tailor-made for increasing business sales. In the United States and Canada alone, 183 million people use Facebook every day. Whatever strategy you plan to pursue, you'll probably have to take care of several things every day to make it work for you. Through what other media channel can your business reach over 1 billion people, target exactly the demographic you wish and have direct communication with your customers? This is why any business - big or small - should consider advertising on Facebook. Even with a bad experience, you can learn so much about practical, applied technology here. Find your hotel faster using exclusive tools and reviews from the world leader in online accommodation service. If you run a consumer-facing enterprise, your. For a business with a really large Facebook audience, this can run into tens of thousands of dollars a year. Facebook has expressed initial concern with the FTC's. 500 million Instagram accounts use Instagram Stories every day. Unless you buy ads, your page will go nowhere. Join a community of developers, attend meetups, and collaborate online. Whereas you connect with a profile by adding them as a friend, you connect with a business Facebook Page by "liking" it and becoming a fan. You must be a member of Facebook to create a Facebook Group. What I'm actually writing this review for is business. Understand your customer's journey across mobile, web and more. After that, Facebook Workplace has a tiered pricing structure that costs $3 a month per user for companies with less than 1,000 active users (or $1 per month for companies with over 10,000 users). Optimize your Facebook Page Info. The fact-checkers, whose work is more and more important for those who prefer facts over lies, police the line between fact and falsehood on a day-to-day basis, and do a great job. Today, my small contribution is to pass along a very good overview that reflects on one of Trump's favorite overarching falsehoods. Namely: Trump describes an America in which everything was going down the tubes under Obama, which is why we needed Trump to make America great again. And he claims that this project has come to fruition, with America setting records for prosperity under his leadership and guidance. "Obama bad; Trump good" is pretty much his analysis in all areas and measurement of U.S. activity, especially economically. Even if this were true, it would reflect poorly on Trump's character, but it has the added problem of being false, a big lie made up of many small ones. Personally, I don't assume that all economic measurements directly reflect the leadership of whoever occupies the Oval Office, nor am I smart enough to figure out what causes what in the economy. But the idea that presidents get the credit or the blame for the economy during their tenure is a political fact of life. Trump, in his adorable, immodest mendacity, not only claims credit for everything good that happens in the economy, but tells people, literally and specifically, that they have to vote for him even if they hate him, because without his guidance, their 401(k) accounts "will go down the tubes." That would be offensive even if it were true, but it is utterly false. The stock market has been on a 10-year run of steady gains that began in 2009, the year Barack Obama was inaugurated. But why would anyone care about that? It's only an unarguable, stubborn fact. Still, speaking of facts, there are so many measurements and indicators of how the economy is doing, that those not committed to an honest investigation can find evidence for whatever they want to believe. Trump and his most committed followers want to believe that everything was terrible under Barack Obama and great under Trump. That's baloney. Anyone who believes that believes something false. And a series of charts and graphs published Monday in the Washington Post and explained by Economics Correspondent Heather Long provides the data that tells the tale. The details are complicated. Click through to the link above and you'll learn much. But the overview is pretty simply this: The U.S. economy had a major meltdown in the last year of the George W. Bush presidency. Again, I'm not smart enough to know how much of this was Bush's "fault." But he had been in office for six years when the trouble started. So, if it's ever reasonable to hold a president accountable for the performance of the economy, the timeline is bad for Bush. GDP growth went negative. Job growth fell sharply and then went negative. Median household income shrank. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped by more than 5,000 points! U.S. manufacturing output plunged, as did average home values, as did average hourly wages, as did measures of consumer confidence and most other indicators of economic health. (Backup for that is contained in the Post piece I linked to above.) Barack Obama inherited that mess of falling numbers, which continued during his first year in office, 2009, as he put in place policies designed to turn it around. By 2010, Obama's second year, pretty much all of the negative numbers had turned positive. By the time Obama was up for reelection in 2012, all of them were headed in the right direction, which is certainly among the reasons voters gave him a second term by a solid (not landslide) margin. Basically, all of those good numbers continued throughout the second Obama term. The U.S. GDP, probably the single best measure of how the economy is doing, grew by 2.9 percent in 2015, which was Obama's seventh year in office and was the best GDP growth number since before the crash of the late Bush years. GDP growth slowed to 1.6 percent in 2016, which may have been among the indicators that supported Trump's campaign-year argument that everything was going to hell and only he could fix it. During the first year of Trump, GDP growth grew to 2.4 percent, which is decent but not great and anyway, a reasonable person would acknowledge that — to the degree that economic performance is to the credit or blame of the president — the performance in the first year of a new president is a mixture of the old and new policies. In Trump's second year, 2018, the GDP grew 2.9 percent, equaling Obama's best year, and so far in 2019, the growth rate has fallen to 2.1 percent, a mediocre number and a decline for which Trump presumably accepts no responsibility and blames either Nancy Pelosi, Ilhan Omar or, if he can swing it, Barack Obama. I suppose it's natural for a president to want to take credit for everything good that happens on his (or someday her) watch, but not the blame for anything bad. Trump is more blatant about this than most. If we judge by his bad but remarkably steady approval ratings (today, according to the average maintained by 538.com, it's 41.9 approval/ 53.7 disapproval) the pretty-good economy is not winning him new supporters, nor is his constant exaggeration of his accomplishments costing him many old ones). I already offered it above, but the full Washington Post workup of these numbers, and commentary/explanation by economics correspondent Heather Long, are here. On a related matter, if you care about what used to be called fiscal conservatism, which is the belief that federal debt and deficit matter, here's a New York Times analysis, based on Congressional Budget Office data, suggesting that the annual budget deficit (that's the amount the government borrows every year reflecting that amount by which federal spending exceeds revenues) which fell steadily during the Obama years, from a peak of $1.4 trillion at the beginning of the Obama administration, to $585 billion in 2016 (Obama's last year in office), will be back up to $960 billion this fiscal year, and back over $1 trillion in 2020. (Here's the New York Times piece detailing those numbers.) Trump is currently floating various tax cuts for the rich and the poor that will presumably worsen those projections, if passed. As the Times piece reported: | {
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[ January 17, 2020 ] 32-Year-Old Stettler Man Charged with Death of Father Alberta
[ January 17, 2020 ] Leduc RCMP drug unit execute search warrant, seize drugs Alberta
[ January 17, 2020 ] UPDATE: RCMP seek public assistance in identifying suspect of a home invasion robbery Alberta
[ January 17, 2020 ] Didsbury and Olds RCMP make arrests in relation to a Armed Robbery in Cremona Alberta
[ January 17, 2020 ] Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit investigating suspicious death south of Medicine Hat – Update Alberta
Elk Point RCMP arrest four after patrols and tip from the public
Elk Point RCMP
Fishing Lake
Fishing Lake, Alberta – On Dec. 2-3, 2019, a coordinated effort between the Elk Point RCMP, Eastern Alberta District Rural Crime Reduction Unit (EADRCRU) and RCMP Police Dog Services (PDS) resulted in the apprehension of multiple wanted individuals in the Fishing Lake area.
On Dec. 2, 2019, police observed two males in a vehicle believed to be used in other offences and attempted to conduct a traffic stop. The vehicle fled a short distance before turning on a dead end road where the traffic stop occurred. Two males were arrested without incident.
Kevin Stahn, (31) of Fishing Lake was arrested on an outstanding warrant and charged with multiple additional offences, including:
• Flight from police
• Possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose (x2)
• Possession of methamphetamine for the purpose of trafficking
• Failing to comply with a Recognizance
• Four offences under the Traffic Safety Act
Fergus Brosseau, (43) of Fishing Lake was arrested on an outstanding warrant and charged with multiple additional offences, including:
He was also charged with theft of a truck stemming from a file in the Two Hills area in October 2019.
Both of the accused were released after a judicial hearing with conditions. They are set to appear next in St. Paul Provincial Court on Dec. 19, 2019.
On Dec. 3, 2019 an Elk Point RCMP officer patrolling in Fishing Lake received a tip from the public about a wanted offender in the area. Patrols conducted by both the Elk Point RCMP and EADRCRU located the wanted male and a traffic stop was conducted and both occupants were arrested without incident.
Methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia were located after a search of the vehicle consistent with drug trafficking.
Kristen James Podolecki (39) of Sputinow was arrested and charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking methamphetamine. He was also charged with break and enter stemming from a file in the Lloydminster area in November 2019.
The passenger in the vehicle, Chelsea McAdam (23) of Frog Lake was also arrested and charged multiple offences including:
• Possession of methamphetamine
• Obstructing a peace officer
• Failing to comply with a probation order (x5)
Both of the accused are set to appear next in St. Paul Provincial Court on Dec. 19, 2019.
"I'd like to thank the members of the public for their assistance," says Sergeant Dave Henry, Elk Point Detachment Commander. "This was a great example of the community coming together to help locate offenders in the area."
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32-Year-Old Stettler Man Charged with Death of Father
Stettler, Alberta – The RCMP have laid charges against one male following a criminal death that occurred on Jan. 15, 2020 in Stettler. At 2:55 p.m. on Jan. 15 the Stettler RCMP responded to a [...]
Leduc RCMP drug unit execute search warrant, seize drugs
Leduc, Alberta – On Jan. 9, 2020 Leduc RCMP Drug Unit arrested a 19-year-old male for trafficking cocaine. Following the arrest, two search warrants were executed. The Leduc RCMP Drug Unit seized a pound of [...]
UPDATE: RCMP seek public assistance in identifying suspect of a home invasion robbery
Innisfail, Alberta – On November 24, 2019, at approximately 2:26 am, Innisfail RCMP received a complaint of an armed robbery and home invasion at an apartment in Innisfail Alberta, the suspects had fled. RCMP investigation [...]
Didsbury and Olds RCMP make arrests in relation to a Armed Robbery in Cremona
Didsbury, Alberta – On Thursday, January 16th, 2020, members of the Didsbury and Olds RCMP responded to a report of an Armed Robbery at a motel in Cremona. Two males wearing masks had entered the [...]
Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit investigating suspicious death south of Medicine Hat – Update
Redcliff, Alberta – An autopsy was conducted on Jan. 15, 2020, at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Calgary and the manner of death was determined to be a homicide. The victim is [...]
Fatality / Death
St. Albert RCMP make arrests in "theft from lockers at local gyms" case
Arrests made following school threat at Elgin Park Secondary School in Surrey
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Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit: Two counts of child pornography charges
UPDATE: Warrants issued in high-value liquor thefts
Alberta Police Reports
Man wanted on warrants in relation to warm-up thefts: Calgary Police
Four charged in connection to break and enter in Namao, Alberta
New evidence confirms missing person Patricia Pangracs is deceased; foul play is suspected; Homicide investigators continue to seek information
Lethbridge Police seeking public assistance to locate male wanted in connection with sexual assault – ARRESTED
Phone scam gives caller option about being arrested
Thompson RCMP investigate aggravated assault
Three people arrested by Mounties during investigation: Chilliwack RCMP
Richmond RCMP release photo of suspect accused of multiple sex crimes
Kelowna RCMP Community Safety Unit seize illicit drugs and property from downtown problem residence
Leduc RCMP investigate small plane crash
RCMP investigating after six year-old child struck by vehicle after exiting school bus
St-Pierre-Jolys RCMP investigate fatal motor vehicle rollover
2 Adults Charged with Drug Trafficking: St. Albert RCMP
Meth, Carfentanil, Cocaine Seized in Medicine Hat
Red Deer RCMP on scene at incident – CLEARED
Meadow Lake RCMP – Two suspects wanted for dangerous driving acts in Meadow Lake area
Manitoba RCMP arrest off-duty Winnipeg Police Services officer for Impaired Operation
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Q: azure-pipelines.yml Build UWP mixed C# C++ project I'm trying to build my UWP app with azure pipelines.
My UWP project consists of multiple C# projects with one C++ project.
The C# parts build just fine (except the one who references the C++ project) but I don't get the C++ project to build.
It fails with:
2018-10-28T15:01:04.7827636Z ##[error]XMPP_API\Classes\Crypto\Aes128GcmCpp.cs(11,26): Error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'AES_GCM' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
I know I have to build the C++ project which supplies the AES_GCM namespace before the C# project referencing it but how do i accomplish this?
Link to an example build which failed
My azure-pipelines.yml:
pool:
vmImage: 'VS2017-Win2016'
variables:
solution: '**/*.sln'
buildPlatform: 'x86|x64|ARM'
buildConfiguration: 'Release'
appxPackageDir: '$(build.artifactStagingDirectory)\AppxPackages\'
steps:
- task: NuGetToolInstaller@0
- task: NuGetCommand@2
inputs:
restoreSolution: '$(solution)'
- task: VSBuild@1
inputs:
platform: 'x86'
solution: '$(solution)'
configuration: '$(buildConfiguration)'
msbuildArgs: '/p:AppxBundlePlatforms="$(buildPlatform)" /p:AppxPackageDir="$(appxPackageDir)" /p:AppxBundle=Always /p:UapAppxPackageBuildMode=StoreUpload'
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Why the Tea Party Patriots backs Jeff Sessions
Attorney General-nominee defends Constitution
Story TOpics
In this Nov. 29, 2016, photo, Attorney General-designate Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala. is seen on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Molly Riley) ** FILE ** more >
By Jenny Beth Martin - - Friday, January 6, 2017
President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Attorney General, Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions, will sit for his confirmation hearing next Tuesday and Wednesday, and Senate Democrats have promised that the hearings will be as lengthy - and as ugly - as they can possibly make them.
The left's case against Jeff Sessions has devolved into a single line of attack: a preposterous claim that Sen. Sessions is a racist. This smear campaign against Sen. Sessions is a tried-and-true (and tired and overdone, we might add) tactic of the left.
The allegations of racism are baseless and unfounded. But don't just take my word for it. William Smith, an African-American who served as Sen. Sessions' chief legal counsel for years, has defended his former boss, emphatically stating that the Senator is not a racist. And, when Mr. Smith left Capitol Hill for a new job, Sen. Sessions took to the Senate floor to give a moving tribute to William Smith for his service to the country, counsel, and friendship over the years. Hardly the actions of a racist.
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Over the past two months, as the Democrats have dug in their heels on Sen. Sessions' nomination, they have done so under the pretense of upholding their exacting and thorough requirements for Attorney General. In reality, the Democrats, it turns out, have far less stringent requirements for the position of Attorney General than do conservatives. The left's misguided fixation on Sen. Sessions' alleged but non-existent racism reveals that, for Democrats, apparently, the only point of interest is whether or not a nominee is racist. (And, to be clear, Sen. Sessions passes that test with flying colors.)
For conservatives, however, our more sophisticated test for the Attorney General is multi-faceted. We want to know, for example, if the nominee would rigorously defend the Constitution. Would he or she steadfastly uphold the rule of law? President Obama's two Attorneys General - Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch - have demonstrated over the past eight years the dangers of what happens when a political agenda trumps the rule of law at a rogue Justice Department. From conservatives' perspective, a faithful devotion to the rule of law, as enshrined in our Constitution, is the sine qua non for an Attorney General. Here, too, Sen. Sessions performs exceedingly well.
Why does Tea Party Patriots stand behind Jeff Sessions? Because, quite simply, Sen. Sessions has always stood with us in our work upholding the rule of law and defending the U.S. Constitution.
I have had the distinct honor of working alongside Sen. Sessions on several key legislative battles over the last five years, and I have always been impressed with his willingness to roll up his sleeves and do the hard work of fighting for conservative principles. In 2013, when the Senate was determined to ram through its massive Gang of Eight amnesty bill, Sen. Sessions stood his ground and worked tirelessly to encourage his colleagues to read the bill and view it in the context of the rule of law.
When Tea Party Patriots did our press conferences and rallies to oppose the amnesty bill, Sen. Sessions stood with us, helping to drive home the point that the bill would have undermined our immigration laws and made a mockery of the rule of law. In the end, Sen. Sessions helped us win that fight, and the amnesty bill was defeated.
Capitol Hill is a place where shrillness and hysterics often win the debates of the day, but Sen. Sessions, with his even-tempered way and mild manners, has consistently given voice to conservativism and has won seemingly insurmountable legislative battles simply by sticking to his principles and persuading others in the Senate of the merits of his argument. I have had the opportunity to see first-hand how Sen. Sessions uses history, proven facts, and, yes, especially, the Constitution to win arguments.
Sen. Sessions' unswerving prioritization of the rule of law will be a breath of fresh air at the Justice Department, and we look forward to seeing the Constitution-centric reforms he pursues as Attorney General. Senate Democrats would be wise to heed the election results, set aside their post-election grief, and confirm Sen. Sessions - a man with a remarkable resume and career who is eminently qualified to serve as our nation's next Attorney General.
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Death Solves All Problems: The Authoritarian Counterinsurgency Toolkit
Daniel Byman
Editor's Note: This article is adapted from "'Death Solves All Problems': The Authoritarian Model of Counterinsurgency," in the latest issue of the Journal of Strategic Studies.
Bashar al-Assad should be losing. His regime has slaughtered civilians, turned Syria's people against one another, politicized the country's military, maintained a discriminatory political system, and won neither hearts nor minds. Yet he has defied skeptics and still hangs on to power. Nor is Assad the lonely dictator killing his way to victory. Algeria, China, and Egypt are confronting insurgencies and are largely trying to repress their way to success — as they have done in the past. Russia alone has confronted over 20 insurgencies in the last century and has suppressed the vast majority of them successfully. As scholar Yuri Zhukov contends, Russia's long history suggests "repression works, but not in moderation." Scholars and policymakers, however, often wrongly assume authoritarian states will fail to defeat insurgents unless they reform and neglect the distinct ways they wage counterinsurgency.
How good is the authoritarian record against insurgencies, and what tools do they use to win? Their track record is better than is generally recognized — almost as good as that of democracies, in fact. Yet to win, authoritarian regimes employ a distinct toolkit that can lead to victory, but comes with many costs and limits, ranging from their inability to use much of their military power, frequent corruption, poor military learning, and the risk that authoritarians' heavy use of repression makes it more likely that war will break out in the future should state control weaken.
Surprising Success Record
Authoritarian regimes often beat insurgents. A RAND study of insurgencies through 2010 found that autocracies won outright in 16 of 40 insurgencies they fought, losing only 12 times. A "mixed outcome" in which both sides gained some benefits reflects the bulk of the remaining 12 cases. Indeed, authoritarian states may do slightly better than these numbers suggest, as their loss column includes many cases in which third-party actors supported the rebels.
The success rate of autocracies appears particularly surprising because it goes directly against the conventional wisdom in the United States about how to successfully fight insurgents. To say there is an "American way of counterinsurgency" overstates the degree of consensus, but a review of various sources suggests the democratic model the United States espouses has several common features, some of which are codified in the Field Manual 3-24 on counterinsurgency. An ideal type description of a democratic approach would emphasize that success requires convincing the population to accept government authority as legitimate, often through improved governance. The government should attempt to "win the hearts, minds, and acquiescence of the population." Force is necessary, but its employment should be limited: "[Y]ou cannot kill your way out of this war." In general, democracies are more likely to bring in disenfranchised communities and otherwise reduce grievances while seeking to maintain public safety. A democratic political system is valuable because it increases legitimacy, makes the government more responsive to the population, and makes a regime less likely to use force. If these criteria are what are most important, then the authoritarian track record should be much worse — even disastrous.
The Authoritarian Toolkit
So if authoritarians go against U.S. "best practices," what tools do they use, and how does this contribute to their success?
The most obvious and remarked-upon difference between democracies and authoritarians is the authoritarian embrace of repression — though the use of repression as a counterinsurgency tool by democracies (particularly in colonial situations) should not be understated. Authoritarians act with brutality toward suspected insurgents, potential supporters, and indeed anyone else who crosses their paths. Torture, deportation, extra-judicial execution, indefinite detention, "disappearances," and other abuses are common.
There is no consensus on the impact of repression on counterinsurgency. Some scholars contend that the threat or use of force can stop violence from spreading, while others argue that repression creates support for an insurgency that makes it easier to recruit and otherwise carry on the fight. Epitomizing the view that force should be limited, the U.S. counterinsurgency field manual notes, "the more force is used, the less effective it is." And there are many cases in which repression failed to work: Somoza's Nicaragua, for example, repressed on a vast scale, but the Sandinistas nevertheless overthrew the regime.
Yet authoritarian regimes often repress on a vast scale far beyond what democratic regimes would consider repressive, and thus achieve different effects that help their counterinsurgency effort. To crush resistance in the Baltics during and after World War II, the Soviet Union deported roughly 10 percent of the population. The scale of deportation made it impossible for the guerrillas to get food and supplies. In Tibet, China destroyed entire villages, crucified, and burned or boiled alive civilians who supported the rebels. Such brutality did not win over local populations, instead creating bitterness that endured for generations. Yet for all its horrors, the violence prevented the population from giving succor to the rebels, allowing Russia and China to eventually destroy the insurgencies.
Effective repression can compel individuals to avoid supporting an insurgency, even if they sympathized with the anti-regime agenda. Repression closes the political space and makes it more difficult for insurgents to organize. In essence, it denies potential insurgents opportunities to organize and raises the costs of joining the movement, rendering it difficult for insurgencies to gain the critical mass to sustain the fight and triumph. When repression is successful, potential supporters know there is a high probability they will suffer severe punishment. To the extent that a strong government is more important than a good government, extensive repression can prevent insurgency. Authoritarians are also able to crush or at least inhibit civil society, an important form of organization. This lack of civil society inhibits potential networks, making it harder to raise recruits, gain funds, and otherwise organize — what scholars have called "coordination goods." As Eric Wolf notes, "A rebellion cannot start from a situation of complete impotence; the powerless are easy victims."
In addition to repression, authoritarian states use intelligence penetration and information operations. The same measures used to ensure control and obedience in general also help subdue suspect populations. Authoritarian regimes typically gather considerable information on their citizens and control access to travel and news. David Galula, one of the early giants in the study of modern insurgency, sees the lack of supreme state control as a necessary condition for insurgency to spread: "As long as there is no privacy, as long as every unusual move or event is reported and checked, as long as parents are afraid to talk in front of their children, how can contacts be made, ideas spread, recruiting accomplished?"
Because of their strong security services and disregard for human rights, authoritarian regimes are well-practiced at using invasive intelligence techniques, such as heavy amounts of human intelligence (HUMINT) and signals intelligence (SIGINT), and otherwise gaining intelligence dominance. Indeed, while good HUMINT is often seen as a reflection of popular goodwill, it can also be gained from blackmail, vendettas, bribes, and other less savory methods. Authoritarians are also able to carry out "false flag" operations or other Machiavellian counterintelligence measures from which democratic states would shy away. In the 1990s, Algerian security forces, for example, penetrated rebel groups and pushed them toward more radical behavior. Some reports claim they would even masquerade as rebels and slaughter villagers in horrific ways to create disgust at the rebels — tactics their Soviet teachers used against the Ukrainians and other groups decades before.
Population transfers are a common result of war, as residents in dangerous areas flee the fighting. Authoritarian regimes (and some democratic governments, particularly in colonial situations) may engineer such transfers as part of their counterinsurgency policy — a horrific, but powerful tool. Population control measures are often the key to counterinsurgency success. Deportations on a mass scale can separate insurgents from potential supporters. Stalin deported hundreds of thousands of Chechens, Ingush, Crimean Tartars, and others from the North Caucasus in 1943 and 1944, claiming (with little evidence) that they were potential Nazi collaborators. Even without deportations, authoritarians can control movement and close off a conflict zone. They can stop trade, impose extreme curfews, or otherwise isolate an area and physically separate insurgents from potential supporters. As Toft and Zhukov found in their study of Russia in the Caucasus, such an effort "transforms the conflict zone into a closed system," preventing insurgents from melting into the hinterlands, bringing in reinforcements, extracting valuable outside support, or otherwise reacting effectively.
As these brutal techniques suggest, authoritarian regimes are more likely to kill civilians during an insurgency. Scholars have found that deliberate civilian deaths are most likely when governments face powerful insurgencies that directly threaten them and the government is unable to gain sufficient intelligence to fight the insurgents effectively. Regimes then go after civilians as a way of destroying the insurgency's logistical base — "draining the sea."
One common insurgent method tries to undermine the will of its adversary by convincing the adversary public that defeat is inevitable, or at least that victory is too costly. Casualties and public displays of the brutality of war can disillusion a populace, as can the heavy spending often necessary to defeat insurgents. Authoritarian regimes often endure the suffering insurgents impose far better than democracies. As David Ucko points out, authoritarian regimes try harder to win the hearts and minds of their own people than they do that of the insurgents. Before the Second Chechen War, the Russian government used state-controlled media to portray Chechen rebels as bandits and terrorists. As John Dunlop argues in his book, Moscow even perpetrated a false-flag operation to bomb tower blocks outside Moscow and kill almost 300 people, simply in order to blame it on Chechen terrorists. Dictators play up nationalism and demonize their enemies while censoring anti-war sentiment. Control of television, the Internet, and other media can inhibit the dissemination of information that shows the war as failing. For example, in Russia's First Chechen War in the mid-1990s, independent television portrayals of the violence and internal Russian military problems increased public anti-war sentiment. By contrast, aggressive censorship stymied such discussion and contributed to less discontent during the Second Chechen War. Similarly, the decrease in political contestation in Russia also made organized protest less likely.
Democratic states often try to change a political system as part of "armed reform," increasing the opportunities available to rebellious communities and their leaders in order to strengthen government legitimacy and decrease rebel recruitment and support. A final tool of authoritarian regimes is to make concessions, though the usual goal is to shore up regime security — giving a little to avoid giving a lot. Often concessions take the form of coopting an elite rather than winning over the people the insurgents claim to represent. Facing a revolt from jihadists in the 1990s, the Mubarak government of Egypt offered concessions to the religious establishment to win its loyalty, thereby "Islamicizing" Egypt in exchange for the religious establishment's support against the most radical elements.
Yet authoritarians come to counterinsurgency with many disadvantages, as I detail in depth in my longer piece. Their overall military power is often limited, as they cannot rely on many of their conscripts in counterinsurgency situations. Corruption creates numerous problems, further decreasing legitimacy while allowing insurgents to gain access to weapons and avoid many traps. The authoritarian system often inhibits learning, as the closed and politicized system inhibits feedback mechanisms. Similarly, the politicized command structure often produces poor officers and discourages initiative. Authoritarian repression embitters populations, making future unrest more likely should pressure from the jackboot lighten. Finally, authoritarian regimes may find it harder to cut peace deals and win over pro-insurgent populations.
For the United States, its European allies, and other democracies, the many authoritarian successes and their common toolkit should shape both expectations of authoritarian success and the nature of counterinsurgency assistance to authoritarian allies. At least some authoritarian regimes will inevitably be partners of the United States or other democracies, so understanding their distinct approach is vital. Authoritarian allies may win despite enjoying little popular support or otherwise going against conventional democratic conceptions of what gives a regime staying power.
Daniel Byman is a professor in the security studies program at Georgetown University and the research director of the Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution. He is the author of Al Qaeda, the Islamic State, and the Global Jihadist Movement (Oxford). Follow him @dbyman.
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Judge in E-Book Pricing Case Thinks Apple's Going Down; Apple Begs to Differ
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Apple hasn't formally argued its position in the U.S. government's e-books antitrust case against it; indeed, the trial hasn't even begun. Yet already the federal judge presiding over the hearing has gone on record as saying Apple is likely to lose the case.
Asked during a pretrial hearing Thursday for her thoughts on a likely outcome, U.S. District Judge Denise Cote said her view is that the U.S. Justice Department will prevail over Apple.
Said Cote, "I believe that the government will be able to show at trial direct evidence that Apple knowingly participated in and facilitated a conspiracy to raise prices of e-books, and that the circumstantial evidence in this case, including the terms of the agreements, will confirm that."
Though delivered with a caveat noting that she has not yet reviewed all the evidence in the case, and that her view was delivered without "the benefit of the testimony of the witnesses and further argument from counsel," Cote's remarks are a little unusual, to say the least, and don't bode particularly well for Apple's chances at trial.
That said, they also don't reflect particularly well on Cote's impartiality. The case hasn't even been heard, and she has just gone on record saying she is reasonably certain that the plaintiff will win. And while her comments don't quite rise to the level of smack talk that undermined Thomas Penfield Jackson's ruling in the United States v. Microsoft case, one could imagine them resurfacing at a later date in an appeal if this trial goes south for Apple. Cote here is commenting on a potential outcome for the case without having heard testimony from Apple's witnesses or the cross-examination of the DOJ's witnesses. That's a crucial test of truth. And if this case does end up in appeal, Cote's apparent prejudging here could be harmful to her ruling.
Apple disputed Cote's remarks and characterized them as premature.
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There is an extra printing of images available on the wedding day to be used for letters of thanks and production of photo book.
Good wedding photography combines many more than a perfect setting and vibrant energy of love... Eternal memory of the brightest moments should not be one of your worries on this particular day. I frame the newlyweds in a composition which uniquely captures the present energy and increases the value of the image.
An assistant or an additional photographer often help me during the photographing process, so I can focus on the dialog with the couple and thus spend my energy developing a visual narrative that corresponds with your story. To keep the memory fresh you will surely browse through the photo book long after the event took place. As they say, a good image says more than a thousand words. | {
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Excellent chance to apply for new SIANI Expert Group funding! Have you got an idea about how to make our food systems more sustainable and our food security better? Do you have in mind people who would make a god team for realizing your idea? Time to put your ideas to practice.
Join a team of researchers working with land and livelihoods systems research. The projects are focusing on systematic analyses of the impacts of changes in land tenure, and different types of project implementation efforts in relation to forests and agriculture.
Focali partner Agroforestry Network urges the Swedish government to clearly position agroforestry in the upcoming policy framework for Swedish development cooperation.
The Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) is seeking eight PhD scholars to focus on evaluating the impacts of subnational REDD+ initiatives in Brazil, Peru and Indonesia.
A chance to get involved! We are looking for a committed student with an interest in sustainability, who wants an internship with Focali this fall.
Focali will host a session at this years Agri4D conference on the topic; Forests for Food Security – in the light of Equal Rights and Sustainable Resource Management. The theme of the conference is Rural Transformation and Urbanization. Also, Focali member Madelene Ostwald will together with Ewa Wredle, SLU, host the session "Land - under pressures or dynamic changes?"
Focali member Martin Persson, in the studio when the Swedish Radio show Klotet reports on positive development of rain forest restoration in Costa Rica. Research shows that new trees are establishing in logged areas, faster than expected and spontaneously, without planting.
New report from Swedwatch and Fair Finance Guide shows that seven of Sweden's largest banks invest billions in companies linked to deforestation and violations of indigenous people in Borneo.
Focali will bring a global perspective when Universeum is launching an initiative on Swedish forests in collaboration with a group of stakeholders from civil society and the private sector.
AgriFoSe2030 together with GMV will give a one week training course for African young researchers on effective research-to-policy communication for agricultural development in Nairobi, Kenya, next week.
The PhD candidate will use participatory approaches to help further the understanding of the role that supply chain sustainability initiatives can play in reducing forest clearing for agricultural production in the tropics. The PhD will be based at Chalmers University of Technology, but is part of a bigger research project led by Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), focusing on sustainability initiatives and risks for leakage in soy and beef supply chains in South America. Several Focali members are involved in this project. Deadline to apply 31 December.
Follow the GMV christmas calender with short films about the Sustainable Development Goals - SDG´s each day. Today Maria Ölund, the Focali Project Coordinator, talk about how Focali's work is related to SDG no.2 "End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture"
Focali member Eskil Mattsson who has rich research experience from Sri Lanka is invited to hold a key-note address at the "International Research Symposium on Valuation of Forest Ecosystems and their Services" to be held on October 18 in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Focali member Torsten Krause (LUCSUS-LU) has secured a three year international post-doc grant from VR – the Swedish Research Council. He will work closely with communities in the Amazon region of both Ecuador and Colombia e.g. by studying how participatory forest monitoring can be a viable option to secure long-term successes in forest conservation that includes animal species and not just trees. Since as he states: "By not including animals as an important part of the forest ecosystem and mostly paying attention to forest cover; an incomplete and inaccurate sense of conservation success is being created. In the long run the disappearance of animals also threatens the trees and the entire forest ecosystems at large."
A new project from the Swedish Energy Agency (1,4 million kr) has landed at GMV - Centre for Environment and Sustainability. Focali members are leading and participating in the project that will start in the fall of 2016.
The School of Global Studies at University of Gothenburg is advertising a doctoral studentship in environmental social science. Deadline to apply is 1 February 2016.
Take the time to meet Focali at the Global Landscape Forum (GLF) in Paris on December 5-6. The network will participate at the forum as part of the thematic collaboration with the Swedish International Agricultural Network Initiative (SIANI) around forests, landscapes and food security.
Martin Karlson PhD candidate at Linköping University will defend his thesis, on Remote Sensing of Woodland Structure and Composition in the Sudano-Sahelian zone, 23 October. In this interview he shares experiences from his field research in Burkina Faso and the main contributions from his research for the use of remote sensing in the region.
New publication by Jenny Friman within our thematic collaboration with SIANI. This brief explores how two different framings can produce different conclusions about vulnerability in Burkina Faso's agroforestry system, resulting in different actions for different people. | {
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January 8, 1887: The German sailing vessel Elizabeth, while approaching Little Island (now Virginia Beach), Virginia, was wrecked during a blizzard. The ship was heading to Baltimore from Hamburg carrying twenty two crew when she hit the rocks about 1,000 feet from shore around midnight. The ship was noticed by the lifesaving station about 1 a.m. and rescue operations were underway by 5 a.m.
The strong winds prevented rescue attempts for a while but, finally the men from the lifesaving service launched a boat and rowed out to the wreck. The crew were in the process of launching a boat when the lifesavers reached the Elizabeth after daylight. The captain and six of the crew got into the surfboat with the seven men from the lifesaving service while the remainder of the crew took Elizabeth's lifeboat.
After many hours of effort to save the twenty two man crew the boats began to make the return trip to shore. Sadly a large wave crashed the two boats capsizing them and dumping the occupants into the cold water. All twenty two of the Elizabeth's crew and five of the lifesavers were killed, either by drowning or due to exposure. Only two men managed to get to shore alive. | {
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Professor Anne-Lise DHIMANE was awarded a JSPS-BRIDGE support to explore in Japan new ways to strengthen the relations between UPMC and Japanese Universities and Research Centers. More specifically in the field of Chemistry.
Professor DHIMANE is hosted by Pr. Y. NISHIHARA from March 18th 2017 for about 40 days at Okayama University. She will also visit Osaka Prefecture University and other Universities.
Science NEWS: main features and comments related with prominent results obtained by Okayama University researchers. | {
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President (2018-2019): Rebekah Davis is the Archivist of the Limestone County Archives in Athens, Ala., where she is responsible for all aspects of preservation of and access to Limestone County, Ala.'s historic government and private collection records, as well as community outreach efforts of the Limestone County Archives. At the Archives, she has implemented records processing, digitization, and online sharing programs; overseen preservation efforts to include a full facility renovation; formed partnerships with related history and community organizations to improve preservation of and access to historic records; and incorporated these records into regular local history publications, history and genealogy presentations, special exhibits and events, and establishment of local history monuments. Davis has served as Vice-President and President of the Society of Alabama Archivists and board member of the Athens-Limestone Community Association. She previously was a reporter and editor for The News-Courier and The Cullman Times. She earned her bachelor's degree in communications from the University of North Alabama.
President-Elect (2018-2019): Jelain Chubb is the state archivist and director of the Archives and Information Services Division at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission. She earned a bachelor's degree in history from the College of Charleston, and dual master's degrees in library and information science and applied history with a specialization in archival administration from the University of South Carolina at Columbia.
Jelain began her professional experience as a search room assistant at the South Carolina Department of Archives and History conducting reference interviews and assisting researchers using state and local government records. She later became the assistant curator of archival collections for the University of South Carolina's University Archives and moved on to increasingly responsible professional positions as local records archivist for the Kansas State Historical Society, administrative archivist for the Local Records Program at the Missouri State Archives, and as state archivist for Ohio and Texas.
An active member NAGARA since 1998, Jelain has held several leadership positions including as a member of the board of directors from 2005-2009. She also served as a member of multiple annual meeting program committees and chaired the 2007 and 2015 local arrangement committees. Jelain is a member of the Council of State Archivists, Academy of Certified Archivists and the Institute of Certified Records Managers, as well as regional and local archival and historical organizations. In 2015 she was named a Fellow of the Society of American Archivists (SAA).
Vice President (2018-2019): Casey A. Coleman is the Electronic Records Manager for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Prior to joining the SEC, he served on records management oversight and policy teams in the Office of the Chief Records Officer at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). He is an alumnus of the University of Florida (BA, History), the University of Vermont (MA, History), and the University of Wisconsin-Madison (MA, Communication Arts-Film Studies and MA-LIS, Library and Information Studies). He is currently the chair of the Government Records Section of the Society of American Archivists (SAA).
Immediate Past President (2018-2019): Patty Davis is the Assistant Director for the Senior Leadership Office Records Program at the United States Department of Justice (DOJ). Patty received a Bachelor of Science in History from Northern Michigan University and a Masters of Arts in History with a certificate in Archives and Records from Western Washington University. Previous positions include Records Management Specialist for Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) – Energy, Government Records Archivist for the State Archives of Ohio, and Information Specialist for Russell Investments. Outside of work, Patty is a board member and volunteer at the Central Rappahannock Heritage Center (CRHC) and is Secretary, and former President, of the Fredericksburg PC User's Group (FPCUG).
Treasurer (2017-2019): Bethany Cron is a Senior Records Management Policy Analyst at the National Archives and Records Administration. She is a member of the Records Management Policy and Outreach Section within the Office of the Chief Records Officer. Her team has produced guidance on electronic messages, social media records, cloud computing, and email archiving applications. She is a graduate of the School of Information at the University of Michigan (MSI, Archives and Records Management) and DePaul University (BA, History). She currently serves as chair of the Records Management Section for the Society of American Archivists.
Secretary (2018-2019): Marissa Paron is a Senior Project Officer, Recordkeeping Strategies, within the Government Records Initiatives Division of the Archives Branch at Library and Archives Canada (LAC), and has over 16 years of public service experience with the Government of Canada. Her current position involves providing strategic advice on the management of government records by federal institutions in support of LAC acquisition of government archives, and developing operational policies and tools for that purpose. She began her career in information management at LAC in 2007 as a Government Records Archivist responsible for appraising, acquiring, arranging, describing and providing access to the archival records of numerous federal government departments and agencies. In addition to holding a Bachelor of Arts in French (Applied Linguistics and Language Studies), a Certificate in French Translation Studies, and a Master of Arts in Canadian Studies (Heritage Conservation) from Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Marissa has completed extensive training in archives and records management – including from the Society of American Archivists.
Marissa is registered with the Standards Council of Canada as Secretary to Canada's Mirror Committee to the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) / Technical Committee (TC) 46 – Information and documentation / Subcommittee (SC) 11 – Archives and records management. She has served as Vice-President and President of the Board of Directors of the Archives Association of Ontario, and previously held membership to the Association of Canadian Archivists.
Federal Government Rep (2017-2019): Galen Wilson has been in the archives and records management profession for 37 years but tragically is still nearly six years from retirement. He is a member of the National Archives and Records Administration's General Records Schedule Team, which is nearing the end of a 5-year project totally rewriting the GRS from the ground up. While the GRS arguably concerns the least interesting records created and maintained by the Federal government, without it agencies would not be able to destroy requisitions for pencils and toilet paper from 1958, so let's just all be grateful for the GRS. Mr. Wilson holds a bachelor's degree from Muskingum College, and a master's from the University of Michigan. He makes his home in Dayton, Ohio's historic district with his wife Betsy and a variable number of house and porch cats.
Federal Rep. (2018-2020): Kathleen M. Williams is Chief of Archives at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC where she directs the institutional archives program. Prior to joining the National Gallery in 2017, she was the Executive Director of the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), the grant-making arm of the National Archives. Williams served at the NHPRC beginning in 2004, first joining the staff as its Deputy Director before being named its Director in 2008.
Before joining the National Archives, she spent over twenty years as an archivist in private and public museums. She served for ten years at the Smithsonian Institution as a member of the senior staff of the Smithsonian Institution Archives, including service as its Archives Division Director. Her career has included ten years as archivist at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, where she began the archives program. Her career in archives began in 1982, serving for two years as assistant archivist at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
Williams has a BA in history from the College of the Holy Cross. She studied archives and history as a graduate student at the University of Maryland, and received an MA in arts and cultural administration from Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland. She was named an SAA Fellow in 2015.
State Government Rep (2018-2019): Kristopher Stenson is Administrator for the Oregon Records Management Solution at the Oregon State Archives, where he works with state and local government agencies to proactively manage their electronic records securely and efficiently in a centralized ERMS environment. He is a frequent presenter at government agencies and their association meetings, focusing primarily on topics surrounding technology and electronic records. Kristopher is a strong advocate for a proactive approach to records management and archives, and is passionate about helping others get past their own technological and administrative hurdles.
Kristopher previously worked as the Electronic Records Archivist for the Illinois State Archives, and has been an active member of the Council of State Archivists' State Electronic Records Initiative since its inception. In 2018 he served on NAGARA's Digital Rights Management working group and contributed to its report. Kristopher holds a Master's degree in Library Science from Indiana University and an MA in History from Washington State University.
Local Government Rep (2017-2019): Jen Haney Conover is the Records Manager and Archivist for the Warren County Records Center and Archives, where she directs all aspects of the county's records management, archival and microfilm/imaging divisions since 2013. Jen received her B.A. in history with a minor in music history from Miami University, and completed her graduate education at Wright State University with a M.A. in Public History. Jen serves as Co-Chair of the Ohio County Archivists & Records Manager Association and is active in the Society of Ohio Archivists and the Miami Valley Archivists Roundtable. Prior to coming to Warren County, Jen worked at the AFRO History Office at Wright Patterson AFB, the Greene County Room in Xenia, Ohio and in library access services at the University of Dayton. In her spare time, she is an active runner, completing 2-3 half marathons a year, loves live music and spending time with her husband Brian and labradoodle, Striker.
Local Government Rep (2017-2019): Jannette Goodall, CMC, TRMC, CRM, has served as the City Clerk for the City of Austin since January 2013. Prior to her appointment as City Clerk she served the City Records Management Officer from 2001-2013 and has over twenty-eight years of records and information management experience. In addition to the serving with the City of Austin, her career has included working with the Illinois State Archives, University of Washington in Seattle and the Utah State Archives. She is a Certified Municipal Clerk, a Texas Registered Municipal Clerk and a Certified Records Manager. She has been a member of ARMA International since 1993 for which she served for nine years on the ARMA Austin Chapter Board. She is also a member of the International Institute of Municipal Clerks Records Management Committee.
At Large Member (2018-2019): Jennifer Green is the first municipal archivist for The City of Oklahoma City. Jennifer maintains the records retention schedule for the City and serves as records management consultant for all departments. Based in the Office of City Clerk, her position as archivist includes destruction of short term records, preservation of permanent records, identification and preservation of inactive records with historical value, and developing museum quality exhibits for display in City Hall. Previously, Jennifer worked at the Oklahoma Historical Society as the head of the Manuscripts Division. Jennifer has been a member of ARMA for six years and is currently on the board of the local ARMA-OKC chapter and is a member of the Oklahoma Historical Records Advisory Board. | {
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Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, November 6, at 2:00 A.M. It's the magical time where you get a precious gift from Father Time, an extra hour to do anything you want… or sleep an extra hour. Here in Reno Tahoe, a 24-hour city with adventure around every corner, we have plenty of ideas on what to do during the Fall Back extra hour.
If you've never experienced the Awful-Awful in downtown Reno, Fall Back might be the best time to discover this magnificent beast of a burger. Aren't you intrigued by something named because it's awful big and awful good? Plus, you'll have an extra hour for your body to digest the pound of fries underneath the incredible thing. Located in The Nugget in downtown Reno and open 24 hours a day, order this with all the fixings at 2:00 A.M. and you might cause a disruption in the time-space continuum in the most delicious way possible.
With over a dozen ski resorts within an hour from Reno, it's okay to feel overwhelmed with decisions for the upcoming season. Where will you spend opening day? Will you be be on a double black diamond chute, in the trees or on bunny hill? Take a deep breath, then take an hour to map out your winter attack, and maybe dust off your gear that's feeling months of neglect in the garage. Check out the ski resorts opening days here.
Here's the greatest idea ever: turn your extra hour into Happy Hour! Good luck choosing a favorite out of the several local seasonal beers on tap in Reno Tahoe. From a harvest ale featuring local pine nuts to a stout aged in bourbon barrels, you'll leave your bar stool with a new appreciation for fall.
There's a feast for your eyes around every corner in Reno Tahoe. Take a fascinating look at America's favorite pastime at Reno Aces photographer David Calvert's photography exhibit in downtown Reno or take a stroll down MidTown and see 60+ murals from international street artists. You might need more than one hour at Nevada Museum of Art in downtown Reno. See a diverse range of rotating exhibitions including an immersive light installation to Aboriginal Australian paintings. Looking to head outdoors to see Mother Nature's latest handiwork? Take a quick drive up Mt. Rose Highway past the snow-capped mountains for a stunning sunset that you have to see to believe.
5. Immerse yourself in destination inspiration!
If it's social, we're on it. Whether it's for an hour or for one minute, get inspired on Reno Tahoe social media channels. Say hello and be sure to tag #RenoTahoe when posting your own images of what you did with your Fall Back hour, whether it's massive burgers or Tahoe sunsets, for a chance to be featured.
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SB 2479 This legislation lowers the investment amount needed to qualify for a fee-in-lieu agreement from $100 million to $60 million. It allows the local governing authorities to enter into these agreements with existing industries in their area that are looking to expand. This legislation is an important step towards giving communities more leverage in recruiting companies to their areas and helping their existing companies grow. The business vote was in support of this legislation. YEA NAY View Vote
SB 3046 Known as The BRIDGE Act, SB 3046 would have directed up to $1.5 billion of existing revenue and bonds to state, county and city roads, bridges and other infrastructure needs over the next five years. This legislation was an attempt to address the infrastructure needs of MS. The business vote was in support of this legislation. YEA NAY View Vote
SB 2418 This legislation increases the axle tolerance allowed for vehicles operating under a harvest permit and certain vehicles loading and unloading at a state port. It increases the tolerance allowed on each axle from 5% to 10%, which will allow greater flexibility in the transport of forest products to manufacturing facilities. It also allows manufacturers to continue to use their harvest permit to transport products from a holding facility to the processing plant. The business vote was in support of this legislation. YEA NAY View Vote
SB 2295 SB 2295 provides regulatory predictability and clarifies governing jurisdiction by making clear that the Mississippi Public Service Commission has exclusive original jurisdiction over utility rate disputes, including those brought by the Attorney General. The business vote was in support of this legislation. YEA NAY View Vote
SB 2836 This bill defines the state's Medicaid services and reimbursement rates. This is critical for physicians and other healthcare providers as Medicaid reimbursement is a driver of economic output in Mississippi. The business vote was in support of this legislation. YEA NAY View Vote
HB 354 This legislation would have allowed for any growth of the general fund over 2% (up to $100M) to be dedicated to road and bridge repair/maintenance. This legislation was an attempt to address the infrastructure needs of MS. The business vote was in support of this legislation. YEA NAY View Vote | {
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I need to adjust the fonts, width, and remove the days of the week from the bottom of the appointments plus plugin. I really looks bad the way it is initially setup. Looks nothing like the screenshots.
The fonts are inherited from your theme. Could you provide a link to your appointment page? Also, could you elaborate on the width issues you're having? I can take a look and see what CSS could be used to fix this.
There is a link to where it is at now. The type looks bizarre and I just do not want the day to show on both the top and bottom.
I've just taken a look, and the problem is that you have your appointments+ shortcodes wrapped in various layers of code tags. Because of this, your theme is applying extra styling.
I would recommend deleting your current Appointments page and creating another one from the plugin settings. This would ensure you only have the markup needed to properly generate that page.
would like the white to cover the whole appointment area and possibly change the color.
Also wanted to make the" our schedule for" bigger its really small on the page.
Tons of little white boxes too can seem to get rid of.
And lastly if I could get rid of the "not possible" option that would be great. The client wants to always be available.
I'm going to close this one, and we can continue there. I mentioned there that I was having issues getting to your site. Once I can get to the page I can help work through these with you. | {
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using System;
using osu.Framework.Graphics;
namespace osu.Game.Overlays.Settings
{
public interface ISettingsItem : IDrawable, IDisposable
{
event Action SettingChanged;
/// <summary>
/// Whether this setting has a classic default (ie. a different default which better aligns with osu-stable expectations).
/// </summary>
bool HasClassicDefault { get; }
/// <summary>
/// Apply the classic default value of the associated setting. Will throw if <see cref="HasClassicDefault"/> is <c>false</c>.
/// </summary>
void ApplyClassicDefault();
/// <summary>
/// Apply the default value of the associated setting.
/// </summary>
void ApplyDefault();
}
}
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The Miami Line is an urban-scale multicolored neon-light installation, designed by Rockne Krebs, in the U.S. city of Miami, Florida, stretching along the Metrorail bridge over the Miami River.
When Krebs created the first phase of The Miami Line in 1984, it was long. Because of to its great popularity, the piece was greatly expanded in 1988 to a total of .
Since its creation, The Miami Line has become a signature element of the downtown Miami skyline and has been featured in countless photographs. Krebs stated that "the Miami Line was conceived as a means to generate visual drama and create an identifying element which is unique to Miami by simply enhancing what is already present". The Miami Line will be restored in phases starting in fall/winter 2014. Miami-Dade County Art in Public Places, a program of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs has developed a plan to recreate the work in LED lighting, which will replicate the visual effect of neon and will make the work resistant to train vibrations.
References
Sculptures in Florida
1984 establishments in Florida
Metrorail (Miami-Dade County)
Tourist attractions in Miami | {
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Labour Day: family, freedom and a fair-go
By Glenn Davies | 2 May 2011, 12:30am | comments |
Labour Day / May Day is a public holiday held on different dates in different Australian states. It has its origins in the eight hour day movement, which advocated eight hours for work, eight hours for recreation, and eight hours for rest. But, with declining union membership, why do we continue to celebrate it? As Queensland unionists today break out their hats and placards, it's a time to consider the history of Labour Day and its wider significance, with its connection to the Australian ideals of mateship and egalitarianism, writes Australian history editor, Dr Glenn Davies.
Labour Day, like Anzac Day, is a day when we remember the sacrifices our forebears made: the mateship, the loyalty and the determination to build and protect the freedom and rights we now enjoy. Both are also occasions when we recognise the ongoing struggles of today, and thank those standing beside us in the fray. Today we celebrate those workers and union delegates who stand alongside their mates and colleagues to preserve and better the working conditions of all Australians. We celebrate the toil of men and women everywhere, and in these economically dark times we also extend our hands and hearts to those who have lost jobs and pride.
For, like Anzac Day, Labour Day is – above and beyond its historical significance – a day all Australians can celebrate our egalitarian society, our innate sense of fairness and equity, and our willingness to campaign side by side for a better world. It is the day we celebrate the winding back of the exploitation and oppressive working hours that were the norm in the early nineteenth century during the Industrial Revolution. It is a day we remember the efforts of the labour movement which brought us the eight hour day and over the ensuing decades of struggle such basic advances as minimum wage levels, safety in the workplace and the right – bar a brief return to the industrial relations Dark Ages during the Howard era – to bargain as a collective.
For Labour Day is not a celebration of militant trade unionism. It is not a conga-line of left-wing ratbags winding their way through the streets chanting slogans calling for the downfall of capitalism. Labour Day, particularly in today's world where ordinary hard-working people are increasingly left bleeding on the economic roadside from collateral damage inflicted by the global recession, is about family, freedom, and a fair go. It is about empowerment in a world where individuals still too often have little control over their own destiny when it comes to the workplace.
The history of Labour Day in Australia spans over 150 years. It is an important annual event that commemorates the granting of the eight-hour working day for Australians and remembers those who struggled and succeeded to ensure decent and fair working conditions in Australia. The day known as Labour Day in Queensland and the Northern Territory and May Day in other Australian states, is a celebration of workers' achievements throughout history.
During the mid to late 1800s the working day was long and arduous, where some employees would work up to 12 hours a day, six days a week. Many Australians saw the need for better working conditions and in the 1850s there was a strong push for this. On 21 April 21 1856, stonemasons at the University of Melbourne marched to Parliament House to push for an eight-hour working day. An agreement with employers for a 48-hour week was eventually reached and Australian workers welcomed the new eight-hour day. A victory march was held on 12 May 1856 that year and each year after that. In 1856 the new work regulations were recognized in New South Wales, followed by Queensland in 1858 and South Australia in 1873. In 1874, Tasmania joined the other states in adopting the shorter eight-hour working day. In 1879 the Victorian Government made one further step towards better conditions for employees by proclaiming a paid public holiday that year. However, while a change was made to the hours worked each day, the five day work week we enjoy today took almost a century longer to be adopted finally in 1948.
In Queensland, the first Labour Day celebration took place in Brisbane on 16 March 1861 and was essentially a celebration by a small number of skilled building workers who had recently achieved an eight-hour working day. The date of the event was chosen to coincide with the anniversary of the first workers achieving the eight hour day in Queensland. For more than 20 years, the bulk of workers who did not enjoy an eight hour working day were excluded from the celebrations and the focus was on celebrating trade union achievements. The small number of elite Queensland trade unionists who participated in the eight hour day celebrations showed little sympathy for their fellow workers who laboured in excess of eight hours.
The first to follow the example of the Australian workers were the Americans. In 1886 they decided that May 1 should be the day of universal work stoppage. On this day 200,000 of them left their work and demanded the eight hour day. The historic strike of 1 May 1886 was a culmination of a concerted struggle. Chicago was the major industrial centre of the USA. Police attacked striking workers from the McCormack Harvester Co., killing six.
On 4 May 1886 at a demonstration in Haymarket Square to protest the police brutality a bomb exploded in the middle of a crowd of police killing eight of them. The police arrested eight anarchist trade unionists claiming they threw the bombs. To this day the subject is still one of controversy. The question remains whether the bomb was thrown by the workers at the police or whether one of the police's own agent provocateurs dropped it in their haste to retreat from charging workers.
In what was to become one of the most infamous show trials in America in the nineteenth century, but certainly not to be the last of such trials against radical workers, the State of Illinois tried the anarchist workingmen for fighting for their rights as much as being the actual bomb throwers. Whether the anarchist workers were guilty or innocent was irrelevant. They were agitators, fomenting revolution and stirring up the working class, and they had to be taught a lesson. Albert Parsons, August Spies, George Engle and Adolph Fischer were found guilty and executed by the State of Illinois.
In Paris in 1889 the International Working Men's Association (the First International) declared 1 May an international working-class holiday in commemoration of the 1886 Haymarket Martyrs. The red flag became the symbol of the blood of working-class martyrs in their battle for workers rights.
In light of the labour movement's successful push for an eight-hour day, a large May Day meeting was held in Melbourne on 1 May 1890. Other Australian capital cities also held May Day meeting at the same time. On 1 May 1890, the Brisbane Workers editorial stated:
"May Day, this is our May Day, the by-gone jubilation of our forefathers for the reconquering of by the bright sunshine of the bitter northern winter, the new-born celebration of the passing of the workers' winter of discontent. In Germany, in Austria, in Belgium, in France, all through Europe, in the United Kingdom and in the great English speaking republic across the Pacific, millions of workers are gathering at this hour to voice the demands of Labor for fair conditions of laboring. Never in all history was there such a meeting".
The spirit of the activists and early workers organisers is summed up in Bernard O'Dowd's poem, May Day where he calls for Australians to stand up united and maintain their rights to an eight-hour work day.
Come Jack, our place is with the ruck
On the open road today,
Not with the tepid "footpath sneak"
Or with the wise who stop away.
A straggling, tame procession, perhaps,
A butt for burgess scorn;
Its flags are ragged sentiments,
And its music's still unborn.
Though none respectable are here,
And trim officials ban,
Our duty, Jack, is not with them,
But here with hope and Man.
The Labour Day date was moved from May to the second Monday in March in some parts of Australia after World War II. Since 1948, Labour Day in Western Australia has been observed on the first Monday in March and marks the granting of the eight hour working day to Western Australians. For a large section of the Brisbane labour movement it remained important that the Labour Day celebrations be changed to enable participation by all Queensland workers and that the date of the procession from the traditional one on 1 March to 1 May. The main arguments for changing the date of the celebrations was to make them part of the international campaign, begun by the International Labour Congress in 1889, to make 1 May an official workers holiday around the world. This campaign was given a major boost when, on 1 May 1891, hundreds of striking bush workers held Australia's first May Day procession through the streets of Barcaldine.
Henry Lawson
On 1 May 1891 more than 1000 striking shearers participated in a May Day march in Barcaldine, Queensland where their leaders wore blue sashes and they carried banners and the Eureka flag. It was reported that cheers were given for "the eight-hour day". Henry Lawson wrote "Freedom on the Wallaby" to mark the day:
So we must fly a rebel flag
As others did before us,
And we must sing a rebel song
And join in rebel chorus.
We'll make the tyrants feel the sting
O'those that they would throttle;
They needn't say the fault is ours
If blood should stain the wattle.
From May 1893 the holding of Labour Day and May Day in Queensland has proceeded hand-in-hand. Unfortunately, over time, the reasons for shifting Labour Day so that it corresponded to May Day have been forgotten. But, equally clearly, the now largely forgotten campaign to link the two had made Labour Day in Queensland a significant occasion, when not just the eight-hour working day is celebrated but also the international solidarity of labour. In fact, Queensland unionists are almost alone in celebrating Labour Day on or around May Day as most other states still time their celebrations to coincide with anniversaries of eight-hour day victories.
The annual Labour Day holiday and march are a celebration of the historical triumphs of workers, particularly the achievement of the eight hour working day. Indeed the number eight has often been spotted on many union buildings in Australia to symbolize an eight hour working day. For example, the Eight-Hour monument featuring a golden globe bearing the 888 symbol was erected in Spring Street in Melbourne in 1903. The numbers are in support of British socialist Robert Owen who believed that people should have 8 hours to work, 8 hours for recreation and 8 hours to sleep. This philosophy helped foster The Eight Hours Movement.
Right across the world, members of trade unions and their supporters march at this time of year (usually on 1st May) in support of their fellow workers. The first Labour Day parade was held in Melbourne on 21 April 1856. Today parades across Australia remind us of the accomplishments made by the unions on behalf of the workers.
So celebrate Labour Day. Celebrate trade unions, freedom of association, vigorous debate and working families. For that is the sum of us.
AUSTRALIAN HISTORY QUEENSLAND HUMAN RIGHTS
Anzac Day Glenn Davies Henry Lawson Labour Day Melbourne NSW Parliament House Queensland trade unions University of Melbourne
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The Yale Faculty of Arts and Science is pleased to welcome 35 new full-time ladder faculty members who will join us during the 2021-2022 academic year.
Of the 35 new ladder faculty and professors who have joined us in New Haven this year, 26 joined the ladder this July, 4 more join in January, and 5 will hold visting appointments for 2021-2022, before joining the ladder faculty. They span all four FAS academic divisions: Humanities, Social Science, Science, and the School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS).
We invite you to read bios of our new ladder colleagues at the links below, and to join us in extending them a warm welcome to our community!
New Humanities Faculty
New Social Science Faculty
New Science and School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) Faculty
Assistant Professor of History
Professor of Ethnicity, Race & Migration, and of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Associate Professor of History
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Professor of American Studies and of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Assistant Professor of African American Studies and of English
Professor in the Practice, Theater and Performance Studies
Assistant Professor of African American Studies and of English (Postdoctoral Associate for 2021-2022)
Professor of History and of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Assistant Professor of English and of Humanities
Assistant Professor of History of Art
Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures
Associate Professor of Music, of Sacred Music, and of Divinity
Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Assistant Professor of Classics
Professor of African American Studies and of English
Assistant Professor of Music (Associate Research Scholar for 2021-2022)
Professor of Ethnicity, Race, and Migration and of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (Visiting Professor for 2021-2022)
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Assistant Professor of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology (Research Scientist for 2021-22)
Assistant Professor of Physics
Associate Professor of Computer Science
Assistant Professor of Mathematics (Research Scientist for 2021-2022)
Professor of Mathematics
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
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All the recent stimulus and bailouts made absolutely no changes to the bankruptcy laws. Clients constantly ask me when the "Obama Plan" will help them file bankruptcy and, for instance, reduce their mortgage payment. Unfortunately, it will not, because the Obama plan, all 400+ pages of it – which I read – does not mention bankruptcy at all. The Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan Executive Summary makes a vague reference that bankruptcy judges should be allowed to modify certain home loans when all other avenues fail and the borrower has no other options. But that was just it – a mere suggestion that Congress may want to consider this issue at some point in the future – far from being law.
We know that the President does not make laws – laws are passed by Congress in a multi-step process that includes both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Each step involves various hurdles and opposing interests that the politicians must try to appease. The Bankruptcy Code is a thick federal statute, specifically Title XI of the United States Code, that can only be modified by an act of Congress, and not the President. As of this writing, NO CHANGES TO THE BANKRUPTCY CODE HAVE BEEN MADE SINCE PRESIDENT OBAMA TOOK OFFICE.
When will the changes be made? Proposed changes are being heavily pushed by consumer-friendly entities like the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (of which I am a member), and heavily opposed by the banking industry. A small but important victory for consumers came recently when the House of Representatives narrowly passed a bill titled H.R. 1106 — a proposed law that upon passage in the Senate and approval by the President would finally allow bankruptcy judges to "cram down" (modify) the principal amounts and other terms of home mortgages in Chapter 13 cases after certain requirements have been met. However, the passage of this proposed law in the House is just the beginning of a long and possibly losing battle. The Senate companion bill, known as S.61, appears to be dying, lacking the needed support to gather enough votes to pass. Senate leaders just this week indicated that they will be focusing their efforts on revamping regulatory rules leading to more Federal oversight of banking practices. The changes to the bankruptcy code are not on the immediate agenda and may not reach the Senate floor any time soon.
Where does that leave consumers? The current bankruptcy laws already provide various degrees of relief, including ways to stop or delay foreclosure (see my article The foreclosure that never was), ability to catch up on late mortgage payments, an opportunity to get rid of a second mortgage (see my article Goodbye Second Mortgage!), or the ability to walk away from a piece of real estate without owing any deficiencies to the banks. | {
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One brick made the machine smoke and vibrate a lot. Once the second brick was added all hell breaks loose and some innocent flowers are killed in the process. This is much better than the Will it Blend stuff. | {
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JP's Food Adventures: An Opinionated Guide to Food Shopping on the LES
Buying groceries on the LES really brings home the diversity of people and shopping styles here. In conversation, the topic can quickly devolve into a minefield of class signals and negative opinions about specific businesses. This place is "dirty"....
JP's Food Adventures: Souvlaki GR
A rock star buddy of mine once described Greek cuisine as "prehistoric Italian." I don't agree with this characterization, but it's not entirely off the mark. Greek is the mother cuisine of the Mediterranean. I've been a fan since...
JP's Food Adventures: Fried Fish at Lok Sing
I'm not too big on fried food. The Korean fried chicken trend a while back? Missed it entirely. But I do enjoy fried fish every now and then. The best I've had was in Edinburgh, Scotland, a place where...
JP's Food Adventures: Where to Fill Your Growler
JP Bowersock - December 13, 2011
Before prohibition, people who wanted to drink beer at home just went to the corner watering hole and got a bucket of tap beer to go. Those days are long gone. Bottles and cans are now the norm for...
JP's Food Adventures: "Sauce" is the Real Deal
JP Bowersock - December 7, 2011
It's hard to argue with Frank Prisinzano's successful restaurant concept: serve good, fresh, simple Italian food at reasonable prices, while keeping a serious wine list on hand for your less price-sensitive customers. This keeps traffic flowing to his East...
JP's Food Adventures: Chinatown Veggies
JP Bowersock - November 29, 2011
Chinese produce vendors dot our neighborhood, in the form of greengrocers, outdoor stands or pushcarts. You can spot those with the most attractive prices by the brisk business they do. Many vegetables that would be difficult to locate in...
JP's Food Adventures: Where to Eat a Cubano
The Cuban sandwich has been a neighborhood staple for decades. While Cuban expats in Florida take credit for its creation, Puerto Rican and Dominican diners and luncheonettes have been the bastions of this delicacy here. Variations have even made...
JP's Food Adventures: Lunch at the Essex Street Market
JP Bowersock - November 8, 2011
For generations the Essex Street Market has been a neighborhood source for meat, fish, produce, groceries and specialty items. It is fast becoming something of an eclectic, high-end food court as well - a dining destination. Unlike Philadelphia's Reading...
JP's Food Adventures: What to Do With Winter Squash
We've had our first snow, the nights are cool and the leaves are falling. I've reluctantly put my sandals away, and stopped eating Caprese salads. No denying autumn is here, and with it the desire for fall flavors. Winter...
JP's Food Adventures: Mussels, Dutch Style
JP Bowersock - October 18, 2011
Mussels. They're inexpensive, easy to cook, kind of celebratory, widely available in the neighborhood and delicious. Yet many never think of making them at home. Why not? Here's one of my favorite recipes, given to me by an American ex-pat... | {
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With fracking about to recommence in the UK after 8 years, social entrepreneur and writer Jeremy Leggett reviews the short but troubled history of fracking in the U.S. In a devastating slide presentation, he pictures the shale gas industry as a dirty, multi-hundred-billion-dollar doomed-to-burst debt bubble. And he predicts a similar fiasco in the UK. Courtesy Future Today.
This presentation was first published on Jeremy Leggett's website Future Today and is republished here with permission.
It is quite simple. Germany is locking itself into a future of both coal and gas. Some of us now thinking even Poland will abandon coal before the Germans.
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recently, I had the great pleasure of collaborating with one of my dear friends on her younger sister's wedding. her family owns some magnificent land in eastern connecticut, which includes the legendary Golden Lamb Buttery restaurant.
stephanie hosted a d-i-y flower arranging brunch on the morning of the wedding. I provided buckets of soft-colored flowers, lots of greens, and dahlias and zinnias in shades of orange and pink.
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It's probably a given you'll have turkey stuffing on the Thanksgiving menu. But this collection of easy stuffing recipes covers you for that—and the rest of the year, too. We're talking easy stuffing recipes as sides for pork chops, tasty stuffed peppers, egg bakes and all kinds of brunch and breakfast casseroles. Want still more easy stuffing recipes? Check out our collection of STOVE TOP Stuffing recipes. | {
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Last year blogging was so much easier. The topic of rapsli.ch was well defined: <a title="Drupal" href="http://drupal.org" target="_blank">Drupal</a>. These days it's a lot harder. I've been blogging about all kind of things, but not really focused. Just what ever has been on my mind. This resulted mostly in blogposts in the "Misc" section. I have been blogging about Sharepoint, some projectmanagement, woopra and google analytics and even about WYSIWYG editors. After all, I haven't been blogging that much.
Just recently I listened to <a title="Boagworld" href="http://boagworld.com/season/2/episode/s2e1/" target="_blank">Boagworld</a>. Paul raised a fundamental question when running a website: Why Does Your Website Exist? Excellent question. The answer used to be: Personal information management and personal marketing. Nowadays I'm not so sure about this anymore. It's definitely not personal information management.
<h3>Why Does Your Website Exist?</h3>
That's the questions I've been asking myself lately. I use my blog to improve my English knowledge and improve my writing skills. Also I like writing and probably an other reason is for my ego. I'm still dreaming about The Article. The article that will crash the server or something. ... with approx. 300-400 PI per day there's still lots of space for improvement.
So for the future: Expect a wide variety of topics... I'm in the "self finding" process ;) because successful blogging is only achieved when passsionate about a topic and I haven't found that topic yet.
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The body of missing hill runner and hiker Alexander Brett has been found after he was last seen running in the Torridon area of Wester Ross in the Scottish Highlands last Sunday (20 September). A search involving a coastguard helicopter and mountain rescue teams was conducted for the 65-year-old, from the Dingwall area who had plans to run a route covering the Beinn Eighe, Beinn Dearg, Beinn Alligan and Liathach hills.
He had been wearing red running shorts, a black puffa jacket, a small black backpack, a red and black bandana and trainers when he was last seen, but was only reported missing on Thursday (24 September) after he failed to return home. The police confirmed that they had recovered a body early yesterday (26 September).
Police Scotland said in a statement: "During extensive searches carried out in the Torridon area, sadly a body was recovered in the area of Liathach this afternoon and has subsequently been formally identified as that of Mr Brett. There are no suspicious circumstances regarding his death.
"Police Scotlandwould like to thank the public for their assistance and calls with sightings of Mr Brett, which were very helpful."
A statement on the Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Facebook page said: "It is with immense sadness that we announce the death of Alex Brett. Our thoughts and love go out to his partner and wider family." | {
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My daughter Nina made a beautiful bright Easter egg basket at school- I loved the bright colours and our Easter party table reflected her colour craft masterpiece. Chocolate hot cross bun "cake", loads of chocolate eggs, mini cupcakes in egg holders and pretty tulips and carnations made our day fun and bright. I used plastic bunny jelly moulds for a wall decoration, next to our favourite bunny mask. We also filled our vintage glass bunny mould with eggs and hundreds and thousands on the prized egg and mini cupcakes, all too sweet – pun intended! | {
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I'm always interested in how creative people work. What do they do first? Do they outline? What applications do they use? Do they do it in silence or with music? In a crowded coffee shop or in a reinforced bunker? If you post a blurb about how others create (especially when it comes to writing) I am there. John August has a nice series going about writers and their worskpaces – johnaugust.com . It might focus too much on the nitty gritty for some ("I will only write on a mahogany desk with my Macbook and Final Draft while sipping earl grey tea, hot."), but I love that stuff too.
Scott Myers, however, recently concluded a 10 part series about his own writing process (screenplays specifically). Read about how he goes from the concept to the outline to the 2nd draft and everything in-between. It's quite educational. You can find links to all 10 parts here: "How I Write A Script" by Scott Myers. | {
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I like the redeisgn..but you MUST change that expandable ad at at the first/every visit.
b. It's there nearly every day, what is up with that?
c. The more you think you are monetizing this page, the less you may see user satisfaction, and many of those people may not take the time to respond, they will just stop using.
Those ads should be capped so you only see them twice at most per day.
We are trying to be very careful to not be too intrusive with any ads. | {
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There are so many lists out there that let me know me all of the books that I need to read in my lifetime…but they're either unrealistically long, way too short, or I've already read half of them. So I decided to have some fun (yes, this is what I call fun ) and come up with my own Books to Read Before I Die list, made up of all books that I personally want to eventually read.
Some of my choices are for fun, some of my choices are classics, and two of them are poetry. But these are the things that I wanted to put on my personal book bucket list. I can't wait to get started on this list and be able to cross some of them out! | {
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** Table of Contents**
- Compute Resources
- [Container and Pod Resource Limits](#container-and-pod-resource-limits)
- [How Pods with Resource Limits are Scheduled](#how-pods-with-resource-limits-are-scheduled)
- [How Pods with Resource Limits are Run](#how-pods-with-resource-limits-are-run)
- [Monitoring Compute Resource Usage](#monitoring-compute-resource-usage)
- [Troubleshooting](#troubleshooting)
- [Planned Improvements](#planned-improvements)
When specifying a [pod](./pods.md), you can optionally specify how much CPU and memory (RAM) each
container needs. When containers have resource limits, the scheduler is able to make better
decisions about which nodes to place pods on, and contention for resources can be handled in a
consistent manner.
*CPU* and *memory* are each a *resource type*. A resource type has a base unit. CPU is specified
in units of cores. Memory is specified in units of bytes.
CPU and RAM are collectively refered to as *compute resources*, or just *resources*. Compute
resources are measureable quantities which can be requested, allocated, and consumed. They are
distinct from [API resources](./working_with_resources.md). API resources, such as pods and
[services](./services.md) are objects that can be written to and retrieved from the Kubernetes API
server.
## Container and Pod Resource Limits
Each container of a Pod can optionally specify `spec.container[].resources.limits.cpu` and/or
`spec.container[].resources.limits.memory`. The `spec.container[].resources.requests` field is not
currently used and need not be set.
Specifying resource limits is optional. In some clusters, an unset value may be replaced with a
default value when a pod is created or updated. The default value depends on how the cluster is
configured.
Although limits can only be specified on individual containers, it is convenient to talk about pod
resource limits. A *pod resource limit* for a particular resource type is the sum of the resource
limits of that type for each container in the pod, with unset values treated as zero.
The following pod has two containers. Each has a limit of 0.5 core of cpu and 128MiB
(2<sup>20</sup> bytes) of memory. The pod can be said to have a limit of 1 core and 256MiB of
memory.
```yaml
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
name: frontend
spec:
containers:
- name: db
image: mysql
resources:
limits:
memory: "128Mi"
cpu: "500m"
- name: wp
image: wordpress
resources:
limits:
memory: "128Mi"
cpu: "500m"
```
## How Pods with Resource Limits are Scheduled
When a pod is created, the kubernetes scheduler selects a node for the pod to
run on. Each node has a maximum capacity for each of the resource types: the
amount of CPU and memory it can provide for pods. The scheduler ensures that,
for each resource type (CPU and memory), the sum of the resource limits of the
containers scheduled to the node is less than the capacity of the node. Note
that although actual memory or CPU resource usage on nodes is very low, the
scheduler will still refuse to place pods onto nodes if the capacity check
fails. This protects against a resource shortage on a node when resource usage
later increases, such as due to a daily peak in request rate.
Note: Although the scheduler normally spreads pods out across nodes, there are currently some cases
where pods with no limits (unset values) might all land on the same node.
## How Pods with Resource Limits are Run
When kubelet starts a container of a pod, it passes the CPU and memory limits to the container
runner (Docker or rkt).
When using Docker:
- The `spec.container[].resources.limits.cpu` is multiplied by 1024, converted to an integer, and
used as the value of the [`--cpu-shares`](
https://docs.docker.com/reference/run/#runtime-constraints-on-resources) flag to the `docker run`
command.
- The `spec.container[].resources.limits.memory` is converted to an integer, and used as the value
of the [`--memory`](https://docs.docker.com/reference/run/#runtime-constraints-on-resources) flag
to the `docker run` command.
**TODO: document behavior for rkt**
If a container exceeds its memory limit, it may be terminated. If it is restartable, it will be
restarted by kubelet, as will any other type of runtime failure. If it is killed for exceeding its
memory limit, you will see the reason `OOM Killed`, as in this example:
```
$ kubectl get pods/memhog
NAME READY REASON RESTARTS AGE
memhog 0/1 OOM Killed 0 1h
```
*OOM* stands for Out Of Memory.
A container may or may not be allowed to exceed its CPU limit for extended periods of time.
However, it will not be killed for excessive CPU usage.
## Monitoring Compute Resource Usage
The resource usage of a pod is reported as part of the Pod status.
If [optional monitoring](../cluster/addons/monitoring/README.md) is configured for your cluster,
then pod resource usage can be retrieved from the monitoring system.
## Troubleshooting
If the scheduler cannot find any node where a pod can fit, then the pod will remain unscheduled
until a place can be found. An event will be produced each time the scheduler fails to find a
place for the pod, like this:
```
$ kubectl describe pods/frontend | grep -A 3 Events
Events:
FirstSeen LastSeen Count From SubobjectPath Reason Message
Tue, 30 Jun 2015 09:01:41 -0700 Tue, 30 Jun 2015 09:39:27 -0700 128 {scheduler } failedScheduling Error scheduling: For each of these fitness predicates, pod frontend failed on at least one node: PodFitsResources.
```
If a pod or pods are pending with this message, then there are several things to try:
- Add more nodes to the cluster.
- Terminate unneeded pods to make room for pending pods.
- Check that the pod is not larger than all the nodes. For example, if all the nodes
have a capacity of `cpu: 1`, then a pod with a limit of `cpu: 1.1` will never be scheduled.
You can check node capacities with the `kubectl get nodes -o <format>` command.
Here are some example command lines that extract just the necessary information:
- `kubectl get nodes -o yaml | grep '\sname\|cpu\|memory'`
- `kubectl get nodes -o json | jq '.items[] | {name: .metadata.name, cap: .status.capacity}'`
The [resource quota](./resource_quota_admin.md) feature can be configured
to limit the total amount of resources that can be consumed. If used in conjunction
with namespaces, it can prevent one team from hogging all the resources.
## Planned Improvements
The current system only allows resource quantities to be specified on a container.
It is planned to improve accounting for resources which are shared by all containers in a pod,
such as [EmptyDir volumes](./volumes.md#emptydir).
The current system only supports container limits for CPU and Memory.
It is planned to add new resource types, including a node disk space
resource, and a framework for adding custom [resource types](./design/resources.md#resource-types).
The current system does not facilitate overcommitment of resources because resources reserved
with container limits are assured. It is planned to support multiple levels of [Quality of
Service](https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/issues/168).
Currently, one unit of CPU means different things on different cloud providers, and on different
machine types within the same cloud providers. For example, on AWS, the capacity of a node
is reported in [ECUs](http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/faqs/), while in GCE it is reported in logical
cores. We plan to revise the definition of the cpu resource to allow for more consistency
across providers and platforms.
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What is a private water supply?
All private water supplies must be registered with the council. Relevant details are required to be kept on a Public Register. See useful documents menu.
and return it to us either by email or in the post. We are also required by the Regulations to keep a record of all private water supplies within our district.
Private water supplies fall into one of four categories, each requiring different levels of monitoring by local authorities. Once your private water supply is registered, we use this information to ensure that the water supply is being monitored sufficiently. Please be aware, if the property being served by a private water supply has a commercial use, for example, a rented property, holiday let or a bed and breakfast, or you intend to change to a commercial use, you need to tell us immediately.
Councils are consulted on many activities, such as planning applications, which could affect private water supplies if these activities are located close to the source of the supply. It is therefore essential that we are aware of the location of private water supplies so we can access this information when making a decision.
It is also essential that we are able to contact everyone who may be using the water supply in the event of a problem with the supply.
The Council will charge the costs of carrying out their duties under these regulations to those responsible for the supply. Where part of a shared supply is used by some commercial activity the charges may be divided between the commercial and non-commercial properties proportionally. A breakdown of the council's charges in respect of private water supplies is included below, along with the maximum fee allowed to be charged under the regulations. For the 2019/20 financial year, charges will reflect the actual costs incurred by the Council in terms of officer time, mileage and laboratory costs.
Risk assessments will be carried out every five years.
Carried out in the event of test failure.
The Private Water Supplies Regulations came into force in January 2010 and were updated in 2018. They seek to further safeguard public health by ensuing that private water supplies are wholesome and safe to drink. The new regulations aim to protect health and they require quality standards similar to those of mains water supply. They require each supply - unless it supplies only one property - to undergo a risk assessment.
The council will charge for this work, please see the charges table.
The regulations require each supply (excluding single private domestic dwellings) to undergo a risk assessment every five years, to determine how regularly the supply needs to be tested and for which parameters (i.e. which types of bacteria, chemicals etc.) This involves surveying the supply, from the source through to point-of-use, to identify factors that could lead to contamination of the supply. Factors influencing sampling requirements include the type of source (borehole, well etc.), how well it is protected, the treatment methods in place, the number of people served by the supply and the intended use of the water.
Larger supplies (using more than 10 cubic metres of water per day) and those serving commercial premises are now required to undergo annual 'check monitoring', as well as more extensive 'audit monitoring'.
Small supplies (using less than 10 cubic metres of water per day) are monitored at least once every five years and more frequently if shown to be necessary by the risk assessment.
In the event of failure, where a supply is found to be 'unwholesome' or a 'risk to human health', a notice will be served either prohibiting or restricting the supply, as appropriate. The notice will be specific for each supply that has a failure of standards. This notice can be appealed in a Magistrate's Court and/or by appeal to the Secretary of State, but the notice will remain in force until either it has been complied with or it is suspended by the Courts/Secretary of State.
The commercial/large category includes any business that supplies water from a private water supply to the public for drinking, washing, food preparation, or where the water is used in a way that it is likely to enter the human food chain. This category includes rented properties, B&B, holiday lets, pubs, food production premises. Also within this category are domestic private water supplies using more than 10 cubic metres of water per day.
Risk assessments can only be performed by the local authority or by persons the local authority has deemed competent. The local authority is responsible for ensuing sampling is completed according to legislation, therefore if you would like another company to take and analyse samples of your private water supply, the local authority will need to approve the sampling company and the parameters to be analysed, prior to samples being taken. The analysis must comply with the new legislation. The local authority will need to be sent the result certificates directly from the laboratory.
The Private Water Supplies Regulations impose a tighter legal duty for monitoring of your supply, and one of the functions of the risk assessment is to identify any parameter (that is,. types of bacteria, chemicals etc.) which could pose a potential risk to human health. The parameters identified can then be monitored.
The risk assessment will typically take approximately two hours. Ideally the person responsible for the supply should be present so that the risk assessment can be conducted as quickly and efficiently as possible. During the risk assessment we will need access to the source of the supply i.e.. borehole, well, or spring, any collection chambers, holding/storage tanks including header tanks which may be found in roof spaces, and finally the point of use of the supply.
See our schedule of fees for details.
Regulation 9 supplies Large or commercial supplies (including rental properties, holiday lets) To be determined by the volume of water supplied but at least twice per year.
New supplies dependent on volume of water and sampling results over a three year period.
For established historic supplies, at least once every five years or more frequently if the risk assessment identifies a need.
carry out risk assessment and monitoring if required under the The Private Water Supplies (England) Regulations 2016 as amended.
All parts of your supply should be routinely monitored and inspected to ensure that it is in good working order, and has not been interfered with or damaged. Any products or treatment used on the supply must be featured on the DWI list of approved products. The supply must be appropriately protected throughout, from source to point-of-use. This should include a maintenance programme to clean the distribution system and storage tanks or header tanks, and to ensure that any treatment works are operating as they should and according to manufacturer's guidelines.
Should I get my supply checked by the Council?
What are the different categories of private water supplies?
Large supplies (Regulation 9) - a water supply serving over 50 people; or produces more than 10 m³ per day of water; or is used for commercial purposes, for example, rented properties, holiday lets, a bed & breakfast; or is public premises. These supplies require sampling at least once a year and a risk assessment undertaken every five years. If you are a tenant in rented accommodation that is served by a private water supply, please check with your landlord, or us, that the private water supply is registered with us so we can check that the water supply is wholesome and safe to drink.
Small supplies (Regulation 10) - a water supply serving two or more premises; produces less than 10m³ of water; and is not used for commercial purposes, or for public premises. These supplies require sampling and a risk assessment every five years.
Single supplies (Regulation 10(3)) - a water supply that serves only one private domestic dwelling where no commercial activity takes place. (Rented properties would not fall into this category because of the commercial use). These supplies will only be sampled and risk assessed at the owner's request. This is often requested when people are looking to buy a property on a private water supply.
Private distribution systems (Regulation 8) - a water supply that is supplied by a water company and then further distributed by the account holder to a third party, for example, caravan parks. These supplies require a risk assessment every five years and sampling at a frequency dependent of the outcome of the risk assessment. | {
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This article is about John Mowbray (1815-1899), the Conservative politician. For other people called John Mowbray, see John Mowbray (disambiguation).
Sir John Robert Mowbray, 1st Baronet PC (3 June 1815 – 22 April 1899), known as John Cornish until 1847, was a British Conservative politician and long-serving Member of Parliament, eventually serving as Father of the House.
Mowbray was the son of Robert Stirling Cornish, and was educated at Westminster School and Christ Church, Oxford. In 1847 he married Elizabeth Gray, the sole heir of George Isaac Mowbray of Bishopwearmouth. The same year he assumed by Royal licence the surname of Mowbray in lieu of his patronymic to reflect the large fortune he married into. Together, they had three sons and two daughters.
In 1853 Mowbray was elected to the House of Commons for Durham, a seat he held until 1868, and then represented Oxford University from 1868 until his death in 1899. In the House, he was chair of the Committee of Selection and of the Standing Orders Committee. He served as Judge Advocate General under the Earl of Derby from 1858 to 1859 and under Derby and later Benjamin Disraeli from 1866 to 1868. He was admitted to the Privy Council in 1858 and in 1880 he was created a baronet. From 1898 until his death the following year Mowbray was Father of the House of Commons.
A bronze bust was erected as a memorial in the House of Commons in 1900.
^ a b Pollard 1901.
^ a b "Political notes". The Times (36061). London. 9 February 1900. p. 10.
A. F. Pollard; rev. H. C. G. Matthew (2004). "Mowbray , Sir John Robert, first baronet (1815–1899)". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford University Press.
Pollard, Albert Frederick (1901). "Mowbray, John Robert" . Dictionary of National Biography (1st supplement). London: Smith, Elder & Co. | {
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Kevin Cotherman is a CMMI Institute-Certified Lead Appraiser and has conducted CMMI® SCAMPI (Standard CMMI® Appraisal Method for Process Improvement) Class A, B, and C Appraisals. He has Led 43 CMMI® SCAMPI Class A Appraisals in all types of industries, and all sizes of companies worldwide; appraisal team member for 11 SCAMPI Class A Appraisals. Kevin has 30 years of experience in software and business process improvement, software systems analysis, requirements gathering, project management, and leadership with commercial companies, federal agencies, and the military. He specializes in process improvement implementation and support, which includes defining and documenting processes, setting up and working with Organization Process Groups and Process Action Teams. Kevin was nominated for the 2012 International Cooperation of China Friendship Award.
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Do You Look At Cultural Symbols As Closely As Your Website Analytics?
Marketing and anthropology share at least one common goal; seeking to understand culture. The biggest difference between the marketer and the anthropologist, however lies in the implementation and methodology. There is a reason why an anthropologist participates and observes. He doesn't immerse himself within a population of people just because he feels like hanging out. It's not just some arbitrary preoccupation with the exotic, wherein he aspires to visit an isolated, tourist-free destination for what some would consider an extensive vacation. It's more than that.
The goal of anthropological research is to understand culture first and then tell the story from an insider's perspective.
Understand Consumer Culture. Become One With The People.
Wouldn't it be easier to just administer a survey, collect the data and call it a day? Not exactly. Anthropologists, professionals in the field of culture, know that immersion is the only way to really get to know a culture by answering the question: "Why do they do what they do?" With good ethnography, the anthropologist can tell you what is important in culture, what its symbols mean and how they're used. Immersion is key to gaining an insider understanding. By participating and becoming one with the people you have something more than points on a graph.
Culture is complex; it is shared beliefs, values and practices that form the structures within a population of human beings. When you wink, any outsider can see that you've rapidly opened and closed your eyelid, but an anthropologist sees that your wink conveyed an intimate message to another (Geertz, 1973). Accurate interpretation is a very difficult business. Every culture is rich in its own unique history, and symbols that convey meaning. As Clifford Geertz wrote, "(…) man is an animal suspended in webs of significance he himself has spun, I take culture to be those webs, and the analysis of it to be therefore not an experimental science in search of law, but an interpretive one in search of meaning" (Geertz, 1973: 4).
Cool. Now How Will This Help My ROI?
Perhaps you could say that marketing is equally complex. Although different in methodology it is a process by which the marketer searches for meaning and transcribes thought into print and media. Consider that it takes brilliant strategy, countless brainstorms and revisions to invent a new brand. None of it can be accomplished without being informed by your buyer. Marketing is most effective when you understand your buyer's culture. To only see your buyers as points on a graph in your analytics reports, your website traffic, new visitors and returning visitors, it is in other words, "(…) to betray as deep a confusion as, taking thin descriptions for thick" (Geertz, 1973: 12). Thick descriptions, in this case would be doing as they do, and learning how culture is shared.
Don't get me wrong, website analytics are an essential tool for any marketer and they explain something about your buyers, but not everything. This is where I think we can all agree to add another tool to the marketing toolbox. Symbolic interpretation. The marketer's objective should be to explore and understand culture, interpreting and constructing symbols that mean something to people. Meaning alone has the power to motivate and to change the way people think. Meaning has the potential to make people want to share, to teach and ultimately to understand each other.
Truly meaningful brands construct powerful symbols that demonstrate something rare. If you can create a powerful symbol that has meaning, and that others want to share, then it shows that you've taken the time to understand culture. In order to do this; your primary goal shouldn't be to command larger sale volumes and rapid turnover rates, your goal should be to bring something better to the market. There isn't only one way to do it. Professor Rafael Hernandez Barros, at The Complutense University of Madrid said, "The only risk is to see marketing as a kind of superstition in itself, in which the only beneficiary is the one with the magic cure for a product to be successfully marketed or a brand recognized worldwide" (Barros, 2013: 292). The only way to debunk this "magic cure" myth is to stop searching for one. For starters, try getting to know your buyers.
"Symbols have a vital meaning for brands that are at the heart of marketing. Such symbols have a profound impact on people's purchasing decisions" (Akova, 2011: 139).
Participant observation is no simple task. Especially not for marketers – heck not even for anthropologists! For anthropologists it takes years of research, literature review and fieldwork to become immersed in culture. They have to remove themselves from their own cultural norms, establish rapport, learn a completely new language, and speak it well, so as to communicate effectively all on a budget designed with those goals in mind.
Marketers have a tighter budget, and a shorter amount of time to discover and construct meaning that will affect purchasing decisions, impact website traffic, attract new leads, and eventually establish brand loyalty. But, good marketers know what it takes to immerse with consumers, they don't just let anybody in with the lowest prices anymore! The marketer has to be willing to metaphorically sit down with consumers and learn from them on their terms. It's no secret that the marketer today must be prepared to interact, on multiple platforms, build trust, learn from others, and teach with quality content. | {
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Q: Android Date Parsing error I am developing in an Android app, in that I facing error in date parsing.
ava.text.ParseException: Unparseable date: "2017-02-10T00:00:00.000Z"
Code:
String dt="2017-02-24T12:00:00.000Z";
SimpleDateFormat format = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ssZ");
try{
Date dateFrom=format.parse(dt);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
A: I think you have 1 too many zero's at the end it should be "2017-02-24T12:00:00.00Z"
A: String dt = "2017-02-24T12:00:00.000Z";
SimpleDateFormat mainformat = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy'-'MM'-'dd'T'HH':'mm':'ss.SSS'Z'", Locale.getDefault());
try {
Date dateFrom = mainformat.parse(dt);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
This is a exact solution for your problem.The problem is that the instance of simple date format is not right.Try this. Ask if you have anu query.
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Q: amqp not taking config hash provided I tried to start amqp with the correct amqp credential but it fails. I have started rabbitmq server at port 5678 and I am using amqp gem of version 0.7.0 and I am using ruby-1.9.2
Here are the logs for what I have done in irb
± irb
/Users/ckgagan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.2-p320/bin/irb:4: warning: Insecure world writable dir /usr/local/bin in PATH, mode 040777
1.9.2-p320 :001 > require 'mq'
=> true
1.9.2-p320 :002 > AMQP.start({"host"=>"localhost", "port"=>5678, "user"=>"username", "password"=>"password"}) do
1.9.2-p320 :003 > puts "hello"
1.9.2-p320 :004?> end
AMQP::Error: Could not connect to server 127.0.0.1:5672
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p320@my_gemset/gems/amqp-0.7.0/lib/amqp/client.rb:76:in `block in initialize'
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p320@my_gemset/gems/amqp-0.7.0/lib/amqp/client.rb:107:in `call'
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p320@my_gemset/gems/amqp-0.7.0/lib/amqp/client.rb:107:in `block in unbind'
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p320@my_gemset/gems/eventmachine-1.0.0/lib/eventmachine.rb:959:in `call'
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p320@my_gemset/gems/eventmachine-1.0.0/lib/eventmachine.rb:959:in `block in run_deferred_callbacks'
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p320@my_gemset/gems/eventmachine-1.0.0/lib/eventmachine.rb:956:in `times'
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p320@my_gemset/gems/eventmachine-1.0.0/lib/eventmachine.rb:956:in `run_deferred_callbacks'
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p320@my_gemset/gems/eventmachine-1.0.0/lib/eventmachine.rb:187:in `run_machine'
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p320@my_gemset/gems/eventmachine-1.0.0/lib/eventmachine.rb:187:in `run'
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p320@my_gemset/gems/amqp-0.7.0/lib/amqp.rb:81:in `start'
from (irb):2
from /Users/ckgagan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.2-p320/bin/irb:16:in `<main>'
Even though I tried to connect Rabbitmq server at 5678, its trying to connect to default port
Could not connect to server 127.0.0.1:5672
Why is it trying to connect to port 5672 even though I specified port 5678?
I am unable to figure this out and stuck here
Thanks
A: The AMQP configuration hash takes symbols as keys, not strings.
require "amqp"
AMQP.start({:host => "localhost", :port => 5678}) do
puts "hello"
end
Also, you might want to consider upgrading to a more recent version of the gem. The CHANGELOG for 0.7 to 0.9.x or 1.0.0 is a couple of pages long.
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Watch this movie about the World's Biggest Bats with your partner.
When you are done watching it please answer the questions in the box to the right.
You can watch the video again. You start it by clicking on the sideways triangle under the movie to the left and pause it by clicking on the two lines that you can see at the bottom left while the movie is playing. You can rewind it by dragging the circle underneath it back to the left.
Click on the link below called Bat Worksheet.
When the window opens with the worksheet, move your mouse to the bottom of the screen and click on the printer icon at the bottom on the right.
Your worksheet should print at the printer near my desk.
Once your worksheet has printed, put your names on it. Use the links in the box to the right to answer the questions. Please answer the questions in full sentences. Full sentences begin with a capital letter and end with a period.
After printing out the worksheet in the box to the left, you and your partner will use the links below to find the answers to the questions.
When you finish the worksheet, you may visit the links in the Fun Bat Stuff box while classmates finish their worksheets.
Once you have finished the worksheet you may go to these websites for some fun activities while classmates finish the worksheet.
Open the pdf to view all the standards addressed in this lesson. | {
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Travellers ensure hundreds of disadvantaged children have a present this Christmas
"For the glory of God," says born again Christian Bobby Butcher as he starts a Traveller toy nomination challenge as Travellers fill a high top Transit van "to the roof" with Christmas presents for children's charities
Travellers from Surrey have clubbed together to buy hundreds of toys for Christmas presents for disadvantaged and poor children, filling a high top Transit van "to the roof", sparking off another Traveller nomination challenge.
The challenge – this time for toys for children's charities - was started by Guildford based Traveller Bobby Butcher, inspired by his faith, his upbringing and by the Food Bank Nomination challenge started in County Durham by his friend Watson Harrop Jr that has swept the UK and abroad.
In a video shared on FB that received 10k views in 3 hours, Bobby Butcher urged Travellers to get behind the challenge to buy Christmas presents for children whose parents could not afford to do so.
"We've filled their bellies, now let's keep this chain going," said Bobby Butcher, who has been born again for four years and belongs to the Light and Life, a Gypsy-led evangelical Christian movement founded by 'elder' Jackie Boyd in 1983, that has swept through the Traveller community in the past couple of decades.
Within 24 hours of Bobby Butcher's challenge, a group of 23 Traveller men, armed with thousands of pounds of donations from the Travelling community, including born again Christians, Christians and non-believers, met outside Smyths Toys in Slough.
Staff at the big toy warehouse helped the men to fill 26 trolleys with toys for children of all ages, Bobby Butcher told the Traveller's Times.
"Jesus said it is better to give than receive," said Bobby Butcher, adding that as well as being inspired by his faith, his parents had brought him up to help others not as fortunate as himself.
As the Traveller men were paying for the toys at the checkouts, helped by Smyths Toys staff, they received a surprise visit from the police!
"I think someone panicked and called them," laughs Bobby Butcher.
"They had probably never seen anything like it before."
"The police where fine, they worked out that it was for charity and soon left saying they were off to fight some real crime."
Outside in the carpark the Travellers then filled a high top Transit van with the toys that they had brought and then set off to donate their haul to local children's charities.
Kids, a national charity supporting thousands of children and young people, received one donation of hundreds of toys.
Shooting Star Chase, a leading children's hospice charity caring for babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions, were next on the list for the Transit van Christmas express.
Shooting Star Chase
"The staff at both charities were overjoyed," said Bobby Butcher. "The children at Shooting Stars painted us a picture to say thanks."
"I want to also say thanks to all the people who took part and donated, but I want to give God all the glory and the credit," added Bobby Butcher.
The Travellers have already started receiving heart warming messages of thanks from the parents of children they have helped.
Writing on behalf of her little girl Lizzy-Rose, 4, who had tragically lost her Dad, her mother told the Travellers that money was "tight because of benefit changes" and she would be forever in their debt.
"I will be forever in your debt in my life for you to help my little girl smile again and know that her father touch the hearts of others and may god carry her along her long life ahead of her to provide her with the love they provide," wrote Izzy-Rose's mother.
There would be so many wishes I would love to complete for princess which was her fathers requests through life but he was so sadly snatched away from us that our world has fallen apart."
By TT News
(All images and videos courtesy of Bobby Butcher)
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Bowen says RBA could cut rates more
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Page 1: Perth hospitals have been forced to install extra power points and emergency bells in ward corridors to cope with having more patients than beds.
Corrective Services Minister Joe Francis was warned in writing six weeks ago that sensitive documents had been leaked from within the department's internal investigations unit and that corruption, intimidation and incompetence were rife in the prisons agency.
Page 5: Perth's dams have almost stopped supplying the city and broader south west earlier than predicted five years ago in a worst-case scenario.
Page 6: Perth lawyer and long-time Labor member Matthew Keogh yesterday declared his hand for the federal seat of Perth as Stephen Smith said he would give "110 per cent" support to whichever candidate was selected.
Page 7: Cottesloe is set to become the latest council to introduce a paid permit system for personal trainers and group fitness instructors who use public parks and reserves.
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Page 10: The new, merged board that will oversee the operations of WA's state-owned electricity retail and generation companies contains just one holdover from Verve Energy in the wake of the Muja AB debacle.
Page 11: Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi says Perth will continue to miss out on its fair share of Commonwealth funding unless the city's borders are expanded, after the WA capital received just $57,000 from a $150 million federal pool.
Page 12: New federal Treasurer Chris Bowen has a $1 billion headache, with the budget taking a blow even before the government implements any costly changes to win back voters.
Page 13: Gina Rinehart's bid to track down the sources of two of Australia's top journalists faces a new challenge under international arbitration laws.
Page 14: WA's Small Business Commissioner has urged small business owners to be cautious when signing a lease, days after it was revealed a swag of Coventry Village shop owners had been sued for walking away from their stores.
Business: The WA government has given Andrew Forrest's Fortescue Metals Group a three-year extension on obligations to develop a secondary processing plant in the Pilbara, prompting renewed debate about whether miners should be forced to be manufacturers.
BHP Billiton iron ore boss Jimmy Wilson has conceded that major rival Rio Tinto is well ahead of its in some aspects of high-tech mining innovation, but says BHP will lift its use of cutting edge technology in order to wring productivity gains from its mining operations.
Gindalbie Metals managing director Tim Netscher says a move to allow the market to set a price for ore from its Karara mine is a "bit of a risk", but he is confident steelmakers will pay a premium for magnetite concentrate.
A federal government contract to build an offshore asylum seeker centre has given Decmil Group a shot in the arm – and exposure beyond the resources sector.
The heirs of Lang Hancock's late prospecting partner Peter Wright have been sent back to the drawing board in a campaign to secure a 25 per cent stake in the rich Hope Downs 4 iron ore mine.
Animal rights activists have attempted to cripple the WA pork industry by approaching supermarket giant Coles with illegally filmed images after a break-in at a local piggery.
The state government is searching for a new partner to build and operate a premium hotel in Karratha after property developer Mirvac withdrew from the project following last year's corporate restructuring in which it sold its hotel division.
Page 1: NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell urged Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to show he is serious about repairing relations with the business sector by honouring an abandoned Labor promise to streamline the environmental approvals process for major projects.
Nine Entertainment Co is poised to control television stations in all the mainland capital cities for the first time in its 57-year history after exercising a right to buy the Perth operations from Bruce Gordon's WIN Corp.
One of the most effective corporate managers in Australian history, John Grill, believes many of the big budget blowouts on major projects were made worse by inadequate leadership.
Page 3: The new Rudd government is counting on interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia to protect the economy from further falls in commodity prices and global turmoil.
Page 4: Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Fraser will campaign in Adelaide this weekend to stop Tony Abbott securing what he had in the 1970s: control of the Senate.
Page 5: Asylum seekers will be just one element of an explosive agenda when Kevin Rudd visits Indonesia on Friday, with the Prime Minister keen to focus on expanding trade and investment between the two countries.
Page 6: Treasurer Chris Bowen declared that he stands by his predecessor's budget, but not before Kevin Rudd and other ministers raised the prospect of blowing out Australia's deficit by amending politically damaging policies.
Page 7: Former West Australian Labor minister Alannah MacTiernan has emerged as the favourite to be chosen as the Labor candidate for the seat of Perth if she chooses to run.
Page 9: Infrastructure Australia has listed 34 projects that meet priority criteria on its annual list, with an estimated value of up to $27 billion.
Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting has dented a bid by rival mining dynasty Wright Prospecting to claim part-ownership over lucrative Pilbara iron ore tenements.
Page 14: The number of people entering Australia on 457 temporary skilled worker visas could be cut if better training was available to the domestic workforce, WorleyParsons chairman John Grill has said.
Page 17: In an apparent blow to the Northern Territory's nascent shale exploration sector, US independent Hess Corporation has walked away from its drilling venture in the Beetaloo Basin – but former partner Falcon Oil & Gas is pointing to interest from larger companies.
BHP Billiton is looking at increasing investment in leading-edge mine technology to bring it more in line with rival Rio Tinto and achieve productivity gains that will help offset softening commodity prices.
Page 19: NSW's largest electricity producer, Macquarie Generation, intends to cut its $630 millon annual carbon bill by about a tenth by hosting a $140 million plan that will turn carbon waste into diesel and jet fuel.
Iron ore shipments from the world's biggest bulk terminal at Port Hedland have declined from record levels last month.
Page 1: Kevin Rudd has left open the possibility of substantially changing the style and timetable for the Gonski education funding changes after a private meeting with the non-government school sector.
Unions will seek to extend full adult pay rates to teenage workers across the economy if a retail industry test case before the Fair Work Commission is successful.
The revival of Australia's stricken $500 million live cattle export trade with Indonesia will be a key agenda item in talks between Kevin Rudd and Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on Friday aimed at boosting the business relationship between the two countries.
Page 2: The prospect of a successful referendum for the constitutional recognition of local government has been dealt a significant blow, with the Coalition cooling its support for the change.
The Reserve Bank hopes and expects the Australian dollar will fall further in coming months, which could spell the end of interest rate cuts.
Just four of the major projects pitched by the states for federal money have been identified by Kevin Rudd's infrastructure tsar as ready to proceed, sparking fresh calls for both main parties to focus on easing bottlenecks before the election.
Page 4: Kevin Rudd's new government is modelling options to provide more financial assistance to single parents, as senior frontbenchers argue that they must be given immediate priority for a welfare boost ahead of other unemployed Australians.
Billionaire Clive Palmer has declared he will not pay a $6.2 million penalty imposed by the federal government for flouting the law on the carbon tax because he disagrees with the tax and is challenging its validity in the High Court.
Business: The Australian stockmarket has started the new financial year with an extraordinary bout of volatility, as local blue chip shares reversed swinging losses on Monday to yesterday post the biggest one-day gain in almost two years.
National Australia Bank has signalled more jobs may be lost as it attacks costs to protect profits amid sluggish revenue growth.
The world's largest bulk export port, Port Hedland, said yesterday it handled a record 288 million tonnes of iron ore last year as mining companies continued to boost their output despite mounting concerns over weaker prices and China's economic slowdown.
BHP Billiton's growing embrace of automation could accelerate the miner's switch away from contractors, the head of the company's iron ore division has indicated.
The federal government's controversial Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea has proved a boon for construction company Decmil, with the Perth-based group winning a $137 million contract to build a village at the site.
Key National Broadband Network construction partner Service Stream is slashing as many as 100 jobs from its books as the company attempts to reassert control over tumbling profits thanks to its faltering NBN joint venture.
Australia is on track to beat its own target and attract one million Chinese visitors by the end of the decade, as it capitalises on the world's fastest growing economy and tourism market.
Oil and gas major Shell plans to build more floating LNG plants after developing its world-first Prelude project off the coast of Western Australia.
PAGE 1 - Following RBA's announcement of further rate cuts, Treasurer Chris Bowen has warned of an uncertain economic outlook.
PAGES 2-5 - HaissamSafetli, who pleaded guilty to the murder of businessman Michael McGurk in 2009, has revealed that Christopher Estephan was the hit-man who actually shot McGurk.
Gillian Mitchell, the director of a cancer centre in Sydney, has cited unavailability of testing for a rare mutation of the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene before 1997 as the cause of the death of Pierce Brosnan's daughter.
The final report on casino operators Crown and Echo Entertainment will be submitted by David Murray to Premier Barry O'Farrell for consideration by the Cabinet.
BUSINESS - The possibility of further rate cuts by the RBA has resulted in the Australian stock market posting its biggest gain in 19 months.
SPORT - The Australian Rugby Union is crying foul over the nine-day controversial trial and re-trial on charges of stamping and subsequent exoneration of Wallabies captain James Horwill.
PAGE 1 - Five members of a syndicate have been arrested for operating an illegal brothel across Melbourne.
PAGES 2-5 - As part of the reforms to fight Customs corruption, officers will be forced to change roles regularly.
Kidsafe Victoria president Robert Caulfield warns parents about the dangers of button batteries following the death of a 4-year-old Queensland girl.
Foreign Minister Bob Carr's claims on economic migrants have been defended by the asylum seekers' former chief.
The Australian government says a large number of Iranian asylum seekers are economic migrants and hence their refugee applications are rejected.
BUSINESS - Australian shares have closed at a 19-month high with the likelihood of further rate cuts by the RBA in spite of the sharp fall in the Australian dollar.
SPORT - Mark Thompson will be interviewed by investigators as part of a joint investigation by the AFL and the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority.
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Plant City murder suspect taken into custody in Polk County
By Bay News 9 Hillsborough County
PUBLISHED April 24, 2014 @9:44 AM
The man being sought in Wednesday's Plant City murder has been taken into custody by Polk County deputies.
According to the Polk County Sheriff's Office, 21-year-old Master Brown, was spotted, along with two other men, near the Polk-Hillsborough County line. Brown was apprehended. Officials have not said who the other men were.
Hillsborough County deputies and Plant City police officers were searching for Brown, the man they say shot and killed a 22-year-old Plant City man Wednesday. According to authorities, two attempts to stop Brown's car early Thursday led to a car chase and crash near Midway Road and Charlie Taylor Road in northeast Plant City.
Brown is believed to be the man who shot and killed Ha'keem Alagawam Jackson Cook Wednesday afternoon outside the "The Lot," a convenience store in the Maryland Heights-area of the city.
Police said Cook died of severe upper body trauma in the store parking lot. According to officials, Brown ran from the scene after the shooting.
The investigation included interviewing several eyewitnesses and examining surveillance video. The search narrowed early Thursday, leading to the chase and crash.
Plant City police said Brown, of Lakeland, may have been trying to return to his Lakeland neighborhood.
Brown will be booked into the Polk County Jail and may make a first appearance in front of a judge later today. He will then be extradited back to Hillsborough County. | {
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Home Hotels ADARE MANOR AWARDED IGTOA 'PARKLAND COURSE OF THE YEAR'
ADARE MANOR AWARDED IGTOA 'PARKLAND COURSE OF THE YEAR'
The Ryder Cup venue was recognised at the 22nd Gala Irish Golf Awards
The Irish golf industry gathered on Monday evening to celebrate excellence in golf tourism at the National Gala Golf Awards, as Adare Manor was awarded 'IGTOA Parkland Golf Course of the Year'.
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The 22nd edition of the awards recognised the future Ryder Cup venue's consistently high standards and quality of the course. Following the extensive redevelopment, which was completed in 2018, the parkland course is quickly developing its reputation as being one of the best resorts in the world. Industry figureheads and top players alike, are rich in praise for the Tom Fazio design, in particular, its pristine conditioning.
The IGTOA (Ireland Golf Tour Operator Association) represents Ireland's leading Golf Tour Operators as well as the many companies that form the wider Irish Golf Tourism Industry. The 22nd Gala Irish Golf Awards fell on a banner year for Irish golf, in which The Open returned to the island of Ireland for the first time in almost 70 years, with a fairy-tale ending as national hero, Shane Lowry, became Champion Golfer of the Year.
Irish golf then enjoyed another spell in the spotlight after Adare Manor was named the 2026 Ryder Cup host venue, meaning the 5-star resort will continue to play a significant role in promoting Irish golf tourism to an international audience.
Following the win, Adare Manor CEO, Colm Hannon, commented: "2019 continues to be an incredible year for us at Adare Manor and for Irish golf in general. The IGTOA Irish Golf Awards are a highlight of the Irish golf tourism calendar, and we are thrilled to be recognised as 'Parkland Golf Course of the Year' by experts in the industry.
"Our Golf Course Superintendent, Alan MacDonnell, and his team continue to maintain high standards of conditioning on the course; combining the quality of course conditioning with first-class service to all our guests in order to offer a complete golf experience which will leave them with long lasting memories and a desire to return again."
The IGTOA embodies Ireland's leading Golf Tour Operators, Golf Courses, Golf Resorts, Accommodation Providers, Transportation Providers and companies who offer supporting services to the Irish golf tourism sector.
For more information on IGTOA's and the Gala Irish Golf Awards visit https://igtoa.com/
To find out more about Adare Manor visit www.adaremanor.com or follow @AdareManorHotel (Facebook), @TheAdareManor (Twitter) and @TheAdareManor (Instagram).
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As Asarco copper workers continue their fight, unions isolate their struggle
By Jessica Goldstein
Striking Asarco copper mine workers on strike in Arizona and their families are resorting to food banks, community health clinics, and donation centers to survive as the strike continues into its second week.
The United Steelworkers union (USW) which organizes the majority of workers at Asarco pays only up to $225 per week in strike benefits from its strike and defense fund, which "currently exceeds $150 million" according to the USW website, but likely holds more than $350 million. Workers cannot even begin to collect this poverty ration until the fourth week of the strike.
As a consequence, workers face concerns that they will not be able to keep up with housing payments, grocery and utility bills, and that they and their families may go without necessary medical care. Workers will lose their employer-paid health benefits soon, according to local press reports.
Other unions involved in the strike, such as the United Auto Workers (UAW), the Teamsters and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), are also forcing workers onto starvation rations while sitting on multiple millions in their strike funds. The Teamsters, for example, does not require that every local pay strike benefits to workers at all. The UAW is currently starving 48,000 General Motors workers on strike across the US with weekly strike pay of just $275 per week while sitting on an $800 million strike fund.
The doling out of grossly inadequate strike assistance is part of the strategy by the unions aimed at starving workers into submission and pressuring them to accept a sellout contract tailored to the needs of Grupo Mexico, the Mexico-based mining and metals conglomerate that owns and operates Asarco mines located in Arizona and Texas.
News reports of the hardships facing strikers drew angry and incredulous comments from workers in online posts.
One writes, "I thought unions were supposed to take care of them while on strike. What's the point of paying all those dues?"
Another said, "Didn't the union say they were going to help with all of that 'based on need' in one of your reports last week? I'd say if they're working to support the Union, then the Union should be supporting them, otherwise why are they paying dues every single paycheck?"
Another worker expressed the militancy of the strikers in the face of threats of starvation and other losses: "Brandon Cobbs I am a striking miner at ASARCO. I want to work, but I also want to be treated fairly. No wage increase, not even a cost of living in 10 years. Several years ago our insurance cost was raised 100% and now they want to raise it another 250%. I've worked for this company for 13 years in November and my pension will be frozen. These are a few of the things this company [demands] which regularly profits between $1.3 billion and $1.7 a year. This is NOT being treated fairly. We are striking for a fair contract."
Asarco is demanding that workers forgo wage increases for an additional four years in the upcoming contract. The workers have already struggled for the past 10 years without raises. The company also demands a freeze on all existing pension plans and cuts to health benefits, including a doubling of out-of-pocket expenses that workers currently pay.
The company has refused to pay more than $10 million in bonuses owed to workers hired since 2014, despite being ordered to do so by an arbitrator and in several court rulings. The bonuses were lost as part of a concessions contract pushed through with the aid of the unions in 2011, which also cut pensions for workers hired in June of the same year.
These bonuses replaced the cost-of-living (COLA) increases lost after the betrayal of the bitter Phelps Dodge strike of 1983-1984 in Morenci, Arizona. The USW has done nothing to fight for copper mine workers who have been laid off by the thousands over decades while companies clawed back wages, benefits and bonuses owed to workers.
The USW is preparing once again to betray the mine workers and push through another company-friendly contract as it has done time and again, including the recent negotiations with the major US steel producers and oil refinery workers. Meanwhile, The union is refusing to shed light on details of the current negotiations.
Grupo Mexico released its third-quarter financial report on Wednesday. Its net consolidated profits of $250 million equaled its profits in the same quarter last year. This is significant due to the decline in copper prices in the past year. In fact, the impact of lower prices was offset by increases in production in Mexico, Peru, and the US.
Once again, the USW is whipping up anti-Mexican nationalism to divert the anger of workers, blaming "executives in Mexico City" for the attacks on workers, as if a US-based firm would not be equally brutal in its contempt for workers interests.
The nationality of the owners does not alter the fact that the USW collaborates with management in order to drive down wages and labor costs in the name of global competitiveness.
Asarco mine workers confront not only a ruthless management, but the thoroughly rotten trade union organizations.
A striking Asarco worker wrote a message to the World Socialist Web Site in support of expanding the strike. "I think it would be great to expand. For all unions to stand and support each other. Everyone is affected when we are not able to feed our families under the same wages we're used to making. There are power in numbers, but we must continue to stand strong and support each other."
To win their struggle workers must break out of the straitjacket imposed by the unions and reject their nationalist and pro-corporate framework.
Workers at Asarco need to organize rank-and-file committees to take control of their struggle. They need to hold democratic discussions to decide and put forth their own demands, which can include but are not limited to:
* $750 per week in strike pay
* An immediate 40 percent wage increase for all workers and restoration of COLA
* Fully funded health care and pension benefits for all workers
* Rank-and-file workers' oversight of all negotiations between the company and unions and contract voting process
* A return to the eight-hour work day and restoration of thousands of lost jobs
* Election of rank-and-file safety committees in the mines to oversee all health, safety and environmental measures needed to protect workers
* Ample funding for research and development of safe mining and extraction techniques, and equipment that will end the risks to workers' lives and health
The strike of some 1,800 Asarco mine workers is a part of a global upsurge in working-class struggles as the world capitalist crisis intensifies, expressed in part by the growing strike movements erupting throughout Latin America, the Middle East, Africa and Asia. The task of rank-and-file committees is to establish links between these struggles in a unified global movement.
The fight of copper mine workers is in essence a political struggle, pitting workers against an entire capitalist class intent on deepening the exploitation of workers. To win their fight workers need a conscious international political strategy based on the fight for socialism, the reorganization of economic life in the interests of production for human need, not private profit.
Miners in the US
Another Kentucky coal company refuses to pay miners
Striking Arizona copper miners determined to continue fight
Asarco copper miner strike in Arizona and Texas in danger
Strike against Asarco copper enters second month
New UAW Ford director part of union's narrow inner circle
Snowplow operators in northeastern Minnesota begin strike over benefits
Saskatchewan NDP silent on oil refinery lockout
Workers Struggles: Asia and Australia
Delta workers poisoned by toxic work uniforms file class action lawsuit
Mass abstention as union pushes through New York City transit contract
Northern Virginia transit union officials announce tentative deal with private bus contractor to end bus drivers' strike
Detroit, Michigan man declared innocent and released after nearly 30 years of wrongful imprisonment | {
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September 6, 1999 Issue
The Balthus Enigma
By Nicholas Fox Weber
The New Yorker, September 6, 1999 P. 34
INVESTIGATIONS about the painter Balthus, Balthasar Klossowski... He was born February 29, 1908... Writer tells about calling Balthus in Switzerland in 1990, and fixed a date for a visit... Three weeks later, he arrived at Le Grand Chalet, which was built between 1752 and 1756, and contains forty-five rooms... Balthus and his wife Setsuko bought it in the late seventies... Describes the opulent setting... His art, he maintained, had been misunderstood: it was neither graphic nor mysterious. Above all, it was not autobiographical... Balthus is one of the great loners of twentieth-century art; he belongs to no school, no "ism," but his own. Beginning with his first solo exhibition, in 1934, in Paris, he has produced a rigorously controlled number of pictures, including landscapes, portraits, and tableaux of figures seized by sexual urges. It was not until after the Second World War that he began referring to himself as Le Comte de Rola. Throughout Balthus's life, he has come up with some fantastic stories about his ancestry, and he has been remarkably successful in persuading the world of their validity. Cyril Connolly was one of several writers who declared Balthus to be a direct descendant of Lord Byron. Balthus has also convinced a number of journalists that he descends from the Romanovs and, through Stanislaw, the last King of Poland, from the royal Polish family of Poniatowski. It has been reported that he is the illegitimate son of Rilke, who carried on a long-term affair with the artist's mother... Balthus's first one-man show, in 1934, at the Galerie Pierre, a small showplace for Surrealism and other contemporary movements, was a succes de scandale. Four of the seven paintings on public display depicted sexual subject matter with more explicitness than even the most sophisticated gallery-goers were accustomed to... Describes "Alice," "The Window," "Cathy Dressing," "The Street," and the infamous "The Guitar Lesson."... Writer was later allowed to view the painting on the condition that he not name the current owner or the painting's location... "The Guitar Lesson" was on an upper floor of an apartment building on Fifth Avenue, later revealed to be the home of Greek shipping tycoon Stavros Niarchos... In one of our conversations, Balthus said that he was sorry he had ever painted "The Guitar Lesson." It had generated too many misconceptions, he explained. In any case, he now regarded it as more of a youthful prank than a serious work of art. However, the more I looked at "The Guitar Lesson," the more I came to see it as perhaps the most self-revealing—if enigmatic— work in Balthus's long career....
Published in the print edition of the September 6, 1999, issue.
The Theatre
Highlights from the Under the Radar Theatre Festival
The New Yorker's co-theatre critics chat about "seven methods of killing kylie jenner," a puppet version of "Moby-Dick," and the other plays they saw during this year's event.
The Political Scene Podcast
In the Trenches with the Foreigners Fighting for Ukraine
Luke Mogelson provides a rare glimpse of the front lines of the war with Russia.
The Seedy Glamour of Nineteen-Seventies Hollywood
Ave Pildas set up his camera on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, capturing a now vanished world of tourists and drifters and junkies and aspiring starlets.
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The Magic Flute in the Hotel Sacher
Canadian design/direction team Barbe & Doucet were engaged to create a new production of Mozart's Die Zauberflöte at Glyndebourne in 2019. As they explain in the introductory feature The Making of the Magic, they had refused for 20 years to tackle this work because of what they saw as its inherent racism and sexism. Part of the interest therefore in watching this recording is to see whether and how they deal with those two issues.
The starting point for their production is the Hotel Sacher in Vienna where, apparently, the founder died soon after its opening and his widow Anna decided to take over. The idea of a woman running a grand hotel at the beginning of the 20th century was, of course, absurd! In Barbe & Doucet's concept the hotel is run by the Queen of the Night with the strictly male and very hierarchical kitchen under the direction of head chef Sarastro. The three ladies are chambermaids and clearly used to cleaning up after messy serpents. Tamino is a guest. Papageno is a sales rep for Papageno's Feather Company; purveyors of pillows and duvets. And, crucially, Monostatos is in charge of the coal fired heating system which explains why he and his crew are black and grimy without implying a racial element.
Act 1 seems to play out pretty conventionally with Sarastro making the usual remarks about the fickleness of women but there's a change of pace after the interval. Various suffragettes, including the Queen of the Night, make appearances. Sarastro seems impressed enough by Pamina's constancy to think she might just be employable in the kitchen. In the trials scene, which takes place in a wonderfully Sorceror's Apprentice sort of kitchen, Pamina wears the chef's hat and does the cooking while Tamino does the dishes. It all ends with a reconciliation scene in which Sarastro and his henchmen don suffragette sashes. This brief description sounds a bit hokey but it does hang together remarkably well.
Concept aside, it's a fun production. The sets are black and white line drawings on flats while the costumes are extremely colourful. There's a lot of physical comedy and it's often very funny indeed. There's also very good use of puppetry in a number of different ways. One could take a child to see this and they would have a blast even if completely oblivious to the subtext.
There is some really good singing and acting too. Brindley Sherratt is a solid and imposing Sarastro and Björn Bürger is a brilliant comic actor as Papageno. David Portillo and Sofia Fomina both sing very stylishly as the lovers and are convincing in their characters. I wasn't totally convinced by Caroline Wetterburn in Act 1 but she knocks the Der Hölle Rache scene out of the park vocally and dramatically. The supporting cast is very good too. The Glyndebourne Chorus and the Orchestra of the Age of the Enlightenment are as good as ever and Ryan Wigglesworth's choice of tempi and general co-ordination are judicious.
François Roussillon directed the video and it's well done with apt shot selection and no gimmicks. It's backed up on Blu-ray with first class picture and sound quality. If
you want a production that is great fun without being crass this is a good choice but it's not the most intellectually penetrating Zauberflöte ever. That crown, I think, still belongs to Robert Carsen's Baden-Baden production.
Catalogue number: Opus Arte OABD7268D
This review first appeared in the Fall 2020 issue of Opera Canada.
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Mrs Sandra Case
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Mrs Sarah Green
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Mrs Lara Ejiwunmi
Key worker for Lion class
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Mrs Stephanie Jenkins
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Mrs Debbie Clark
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Mr Martin Lees
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Q: Passing unnamed classes through functions How do I pass this instance as a parameter into a function?
class
{
public:
void foo();
} bar;
Do I have to name the class?
It is copyable since I haven't made the class's copy ctor private.
So how is it possible if at all?
A: Maybe it would be better if you explicit what you want to do. Why do you want to create an unnamed class? Does it conform to an interface? Unnamed classes are quite limited, they cannot be used as parameters to functions, they cannot be used as template type-parameters...
Now if you are implmenting an interface then you can pass references to that interface:
class interface {
public:
virtual void f() const = 0;
};
void function( interface const& o )
{
o.f();
}
int main()
{
class : public interface {
public:
virtual void f() const {
std::cout << "bar" << std::endl;
}
} bar;
function( bar ); // will printout "bar"
}
NOTE: For all those answers that consider template arguments as an option, unnamed classes cannot be passed as template type arguments.
C++ Standard. 14.3.1, paragraph 2:
2 A local type, a type with no
linkage, an unnamed type or a type
compounded from any of these types
shall not be used as a
template-argument for a template
type-parameter.
If you test with comeau compiler (the link is for the online tryout) you will get the following error:
error: a template argument may not
reference an unnamed type
As a side note, comeau compiler is the most standard compliant compiler I know of, besides being the one with the most helpful error diagnostics I have tried.
NOTE: Comeau and gcc (g++ 4.0) give an error with the code above. Intel compiler (and from other peoples comments MSVS 2008) accept using unnamed classes as template parameters, against the standard.
A: Why should you create an anonymous class when you want to pass it to a function?
Just explicitly declare the class:
class Foo {
// ...
};
void Method(Foo instance);
int main() {
Foo bar;
Method(bar);
}
The 2nd possibility would be using a template-function, so the compiler would infer the type (Note that this is not standard-compatible!)
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
template <typename T>
void SayFoo(T& arg) {
arg.Foo();
}
int main() {
class {
public:
void Foo() { cout << "Hi" << endl; }
} Bar;
Bar.Foo();
SayFoo(Bar);
return 0;
}
There is no problem with copying the class since the compiler generated the copy constructor automatically and you can use tools like boost::typeof in order to avoid referring to the type explicitly.
BOOST::AUTO(copy, Bar);
Another approch is using (relatively slow) runtime-polymorphism (interfaces/inheritance).
A: Yes you have to name the class to pass it a instance of to the function. As you have not provided your own copy ctor compiler will generate its own and use it.
A: Hmmm, nameless class.
You could pass a pointer to it as void *.
Since you cannot refer to it by name, you cannot call its constructor, copy constructor, or destructor except for the one instance, so you cannot copy it.
EDIT: you could still pass it to a template function which could copy it.
REEDIT: edit was wrong.
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Student Learning & Licensure Release Notes for February 15, 2022
Highlights: In this latest release, we've expanded functionality and enhanced several features. We've added the ability to easily create or edit an ePortfolio from the selection modal within the activity! You can now export a Time Logs report as a CSV file! Also, new fonts are available for use in the ePortfolio design tab.
Ability to create a new ePortfolio from the reference component
You can now use a link to create a new ePortfolio from directly within the activity. There is a new "Create ePortfolio" button within the ePortfolio reference component which will open the ePortfolio creation modal in a new tab. This update creates a streamlined way to meet the requirements of the activity, rather than having to make multiple clicks and navigate back out of the activity in order to complete the requirements.
From within an activity, click the "Select ePortfolio" button associated with the reference component question. A new button has been added to the selection modal.
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Upon saving the ePortfolio and navigating back to the original tab, the Select ePortfolio modal will now display the newly created ePortfolio for selection.
When viewing an ePortfolio from within the Select ePortfolio modal of an activity, you can now switch to edit mode to make updates. When a student is selecting the ePortfolio to attach to an activity, they are able to preview it in a new tab.
If the user notices a change that needs to be made before submitting, they can now easily switch into Edit Mode to make that change, rather than having to backtrack out of the activity, navigate to the ePortfolio area of the system to make the change and then back to the activity. This streamlines the process and reduces clicks.
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The addition of new fonts adds to the flexibility of the user in creating a professional design for their ePortfolio.
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Who said neutral paint colors are boring or bland? They're not, and and they're super stylish. The trick to neutral paint colors is finding the right one – the one that brings your room to life and creates a neutral foundation for your room so that's it's stylish, comfy and inviting.
Yes, the paint colors (and flooring) are your base palette and it sets the tone for the room. They allow you to showcase your style via pops of color in the area rugs, furniture, pillow, window treatments and accessories. And, remember, you also have the ability to add a pop color in an accent wall.
In my opinion, white can be boring and bland, but neutrals add an element of style.
Where should you start when selecting neutral paint colors?
So first, you need to determine if you are starting from scratch…or if you are working with what you have. Do you have furniture or area rugs that you need to coordinate with or are you starting fresh. If it's the former, you will want to work with the tones you already have in your decor items; if it's the latter, the world is your oyster.
From there, you want to decide which type of neutral you prefer. Do you want cool tones or warm tones? Or somewhere in between? Hint: There is no wrong answer here – as long as you like it and feel it works well with what you have and what you like.
Here are the 5 basic neutral color families. I've selected my top 3 choices for each one. These are generally light enough to work as a base color for most rooms. But, if you have a low light or north facing room, you probably want to do on the lighter and warmer side.
Currently grays are the most popular neutrals. In fact, they are the most popular overall, surpassing whites. Both the cool and warm grays are hot right now. But, as you'll see, there's a wide range of neutrals.
These are Sherwin Williams Paint shades.
Grays are currently the most popular and stylish now, especially when it comes to wall colors. Cool grays have blue and purple undertones. They tend to be cool and crisp. They go incredibly well with dark floors, especially dark brown flooring (especially ebony, espresso and dark walnut…brown colors without red undertones).
Warm grays, as the name implies are a bit warmer in tone. They tend to have some pale green and pale beige undertones, so they make the space feel a little warmer and comfier. These shades aren't as stark as the cool grays and they tend to blend better if you have other warm tones in the room.
The warm grays work well with virtually any type of hardwood floors. They work well with very dark, mid toned and light floors. They even work with dark stains that have red undertones. They would not be my first choice for red stained floors, but they can still work with them.
Here are my favorite warm grays.
For more warm grays and greiges check out 9 Amazing Warm grays and Greiges.
As the name implies, greige is a mix of gray and beige. These truly bring in the best of both worlds with a mix of warm and cool. There is a fine line between warm grays and greiges…it's really just a spectrum.
These colors are really quite universal. They will pull in both warms and cool colors in the room (whether that's the floors, area rugs or other accessories). They work with dark, light or mid toned hardwoods. Greiges have more beige in them and are warmer; therefore they do work well with red stained hardwood floors.
It's a welcoming color and it's not as yellow as some of the more dated beiges. It's soft, subtle and neutral and complement most rooms. The other 2 featured beiges here are darker versions of Accessible beige and can coordinate well with it as accent walls.
Taupe is the 5th family of neutral paint colors. Taupe is a mixture of green and gray with brown undertones Here are my favorite taupes.
I encourage you check the paint swatches first (see below) and look at them in your home and next to your furniture. Look at them in real life (they look different on the computer) and your home. Colors look different in different places pending on your lighting (and time of day).
See if you like them and once you narrow, go to the store and buy 2 to 3 samples – your favorites – and test them on the wall. DO NOT SKIP this step. It is worth the $5-7 to make sure you like the color on your walls.
Put 2 coats on the wall (just like what you'll do when you're actually painting. Test the color on all 4 walls. Look at it during the morning, afternoon and evening. Check it with natural light and in the evening with artificial light.
If your walls have a color on them now (as opposed to a white or light cream), consider buying a sample of Extra White (from Sherwin Williams) to create a ring around the color for a better read.
Note: If you have a darker color on the wall, the colors on the other walls will reflect and may confuse you a bit. If this is happening, consider getting some white foam boards from Michael's and put the paint testers on there. Note: these boards a sleek and don't look the same as the paint on the walls. To get a more realistic look of the paint on the walls, use a foam roller (rather than a brush) as this will simulate the look of the walls better.
Please try to limit your sample choice to 2 to 3. If you don't, you are likely to get overwhelmed and second guess yourself. And, it will make you more confused.
I wanted to share a VERY helpful video from Sherwin Williams, with some quick and super useful DIY painting tips. It's just 2 minutes and covers types of brushes and painting techniques. Also, below this article, I share the painting tools and accessories that we use (with links to buy them on Amazon).
So foam boards can do the trick w/o having to test paint the walls? This is great since I simply move that board from one wall to the other to check out the light effect on each wall.
Bharat – this is an approach that has some advantages. But, the texture isn't correct and hence the color looks a bit different.
Thank you so much for your in depth tips as to which tones go with what color floors etc. I just don't have the eye to pick up undertones etc!! You are one of my absolute favorite pinners for truly helpful advice! Thanks!!!
Jennifer – Thanks so much. I really appeciate it. Sometimes, it's just easier when you see it in person. That way, you can pick up the paint undertones much better.
Laura – Not sure. You'll have to look at it together in person. It's much better to do your floors first and then paint…and this is prime example of why that is. there are way more painting choices than flooring. my gut tells me these colors will clash, but order some samples and see. It may be easier if you go darker on the flooring. Grays and Greiges often clash. Virtually all colors work with dark flooring. | {
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Home Wisconsin in the Civil War 171
Reminiscences of the Civil War
OP THE CIVIL WAR 171
to reinforce us. They are commanded by General Mor¬ gan, with whom I formed a very pleasant acquaintance at Stevenson a year ago. This force went down towards Decatur this evening on a reconnoisance. While it is in our vicinity we are in no danger ol attack.
"We have no knowledge of the size of the force that made this demonstration on us. General Granger thinks it was Forrest's whole force. I do not. I think it was large enough, however, to satisfy them that it could take Huntsville. I was much relieved to have the General here to take the responsibility of the command. I was, also much relieved to know that you were in Wisconsin, safe and snug.
"Jerry packed up my traps and carried them to the fort, and then took a musket and went into a colored company we have here and was ready to fight. The of¬ ficers and men of the 13th are nearly all sick. I have re¬ ported the regiment as unfit for field duty, and mean that it shall lie still for a few weeks to recuperate."
"Huntsville, Ala., Oct. 4, 1864.—I am well but com¬ pletely tired out. The raid seems to have passed us. We find that we were menaced by 4,000 men with artillery, and when they came they no doubt intended to attack, but gave it up. So we have lost another fight."
"Huntsville, Ala., Thurs., Oct. 6, 1864.—We have had lively times, but everything has settled down now into the quiet of utter stagnation, and last night I was allowed to sleep all night without interruption. The night before, just at bedtime, I received information that there were a thousand rebels nine miles from Larkins¬ ville. So I had to put out in the rain and send out rein¬ forcements and telegraph orders, and it was nearly mid¬ night before I got to bed. It turned out to be a small guerilla party. The last we heard of Forrest, he was in the vicinity of Columbia. There are so many troops in
Title Reminiscences of the Civil War
Source Title William Penn Lyon's Reminiscences of the Civil War
Regiment 8th Infantry; 13th Infantry
Author/Creator Lyon, William Penn, 1822-1913
Description Republican attorney William Penn Lyon (1822-1913) was representing Racine in the Wisconsin Assembly when the war broke out. He formed a company in the 8th Wisconsin Infantry and served as its captain until 1862, when he was appointed colonel of the 13th Infantry. This volume was assembled by his wife from letters and diaries, supplemented by her memory of months spent with him at the front. It covers his entire service, from raising a company after the First Battle of Bull Run to his post-war service in Texas. It describes the battles of Fredericktown, Farmington, and Corinth, the drowning of Governor Harvey, and the War Eagle "Old Abe." Slavery is a common theme, and the letters describe refugees, African-American soldiers, and difficulties encountered bringing a black woman to Chicago with officers' wives. After the war, Lyon served on the Wisconsin Supreme Court from 1871 to 1894 and moved to California in 1903.
Subcollection Personal Narratives
Source Type personal narrative
Place of Publication San Jose, Calif.
Source Creation Date 1907
Source Publisher Press of Muirson & Wright
Digital Identifier CWPN019010000
Full text OP THE CIVIL WAR 171 to reinforce us. They are commanded by General Mor¬ gan, with whom I formed a very pleasant acquaintance at Stevenson a year ago. This force went down towards Decatur this evening on a reconnoisance. While it is in our vicinity we are in no danger ol attack. "We have no knowledge of the size of the force that made this demonstration on us. General Granger thinks it was Forrest's whole force. I do not. I think it was large enough, however, to satisfy them that it could take Huntsville. I was much relieved to have the General here to take the responsibility of the command. I was, also much relieved to know that you were in Wisconsin, safe and snug. "Jerry packed up my traps and carried them to the fort, and then took a musket and went into a colored company we have here and was ready to fight. The of¬ ficers and men of the 13th are nearly all sick. I have re¬ ported the regiment as unfit for field duty, and mean that it shall lie still for a few weeks to recuperate." "Huntsville, Ala., Oct. 4, 1864.—I am well but com¬ pletely tired out. The raid seems to have passed us. We find that we were menaced by 4,000 men with artillery, and when they came they no doubt intended to attack, but gave it up. So we have lost another fight." "Huntsville, Ala., Thurs., Oct. 6, 1864.—We have had lively times, but everything has settled down now into the quiet of utter stagnation, and last night I was allowed to sleep all night without interruption. The night before, just at bedtime, I received information that there were a thousand rebels nine miles from Larkins¬ ville. So I had to put out in the rain and send out rein¬ forcements and telegraph orders, and it was nearly mid¬ night before I got to bed. It turned out to be a small guerilla party. The last we heard of Forrest, he was in the vicinity of Columbia. There are so many troops in
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2017 Excellence In Construction Awards for BRS Recreation Centers
DENVER, CO, [October 24, 2017] – Last Friday night, Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture (BRS) was honored to attend the annual Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) Excellence in Construction (EIC) Awards Ceremony where two of our construction partners were recognized by the Rocky Mountain Chapter of ABC for their commitment to safety and outstanding quality in construction. As the top projects in their category, both are now eligible to compete for honors at the national level.
Eaton Area Community Center – FCI Constructors (FCI)
Top honors in the $10-25 Million Institutional category went to the Eaton Area Community Center, which was also named the Design/Build Project of the Year for 2017. Completed in June by FCI Constructors, the new multigeneration community recreation center to serve the Eaton, Colorado area is designed with future expansion in mind and boasts an activity for every age.
The 63,000 square foot facility includes a large multi-use community room with adjoining stage, classrooms, catering kitchen, child-watch, a gymnasium with spectator seating, group fitness, weights and fitness equipment, walk/jog/run track, and a natatorium with a leisure pool, waterslide, interactive play features, beach entry, warm water spa, lazy river and recreational lap lanes.
Representatives from ABC presenting FCI Constructors with the 1st place in the Design-Build category for the Eaton Area Community Center
Moorhead Recreation Center Renovation – Pinkard Construction
The recently completed Moorhead Recreation Center in Aurora, Colorado shared top honors in this category with the 2nd place Excellence in Construction Award. BRS collaborated with Pinkard Construction and the City of Aurora to transform the 30-year old Moorhead Recreation Center into a facility that promotes health and wellness, provides a safe place for students after school, and offers the community a place to gather and connect.
The 26,000 square foot renovation includes a gymnasium, community room, fitness spaces, locker rooms, teen room and party/babysitting room, and an updated exterior to promote pedestrian connectivity and create a safe entry and exit point for patrons. Our in-house Quality Assurance Leader, Zach Bisek, joined the Pinkard construction team to accept the award for the center that truly promotes community, wellness, and connectedness.
[from left to right] Blake Chambliss, Zach Bisek (BRS), Rico Sanchez and Ned Foster of Pinkard Construction celebrate the success of Moorhead Recreation Center
Honoring our commitment to design places that bring people together, BRS is proud to continue a long tradition of award-winning collaborations with our clients and partners in design and construction. By engaging citizens and stakeholders with our combined expertise, we can create facilities that further their goals for building healthy and vibrant communities.
Thank you to all who have helped turn these community visions into reality!
About Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture
Through a fun, passionate and people-inspired process, Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture designs lively, purposeful buildings and places that draw people together. Earning more than 95 design awards, BRS has completed projects for more than 225 communities in 42 states across the U.S. With offices in Denver and Dallas, the firm is dedicated to designing places that build community, including recreation facilities, wellness and active-aging centers, field houses, aquatic centers, park structures, ball fields, clubhouses, water parks, resorts, libraries, city halls, cultural centers, and related facilities and master plans.
Rebecca Lavezzary
Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture
[email protected]
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Jaguars head into offseason with offensive makeup on horizon
By MARK LONGDecember 31, 2018
FILE - In this Nov. 18, 2018, file photo, Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette, left, runs for yardage as he is stopped by Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker Bud Dupree, right, during the first half of an NFL football game in Jacksonville, Fla. A person familiar with the situation says the Jacksonville Jaguars have notified running back Leonard Fournette that his suspension late last month voided the remaining guarantees in his four-year rookie contract. The person spoke to The Associated Press on the condition of anonymity Sunday night, Dec. 30, 2018 .(AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack, File)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — The Jacksonville Jaguars built their offense around a player who played less than 30 percent of the snaps this season.
Running back Leonard Fournette was injured, suspended and on the bench in crunch time. He was fined, criticized and admittedly not in ideal shape late in the year.
Fournette was more of a problem than a pro.
And now the Jaguars (5-11) have to decide what to do with the fourth overall pick in the 2017 NFL draft. It's one of the main questions Jacksonville faces as it heads into an offseason that will be focused on revamping an offense that ranked 31st in the league in scoring.
Coach Doug Marrone confirmed Monday that the team has voided the remaining guarantees in Fournette's four-year rookie contract worth $27.1 million. The team made the move following Fournette's weeklong suspension in late November. Fournette still could challenge the decision, which could cost him up to $7.1 million.
At the very least, Fournette is now at risk of being cut or traded. No one would be surprised to see either happen after Sunday's season finale at Houston.
Fournette and fellow running back T.J. Yeldon spent most of the 20-3 loss on the bench and disengaged from coaches and teammates. Fournette was inactive because of foot and ankle injuries; Yeldon was active but did not play.
"It's disappointing what occurred the other day," Marrone said Monday. "We have taken care of it from a disciplinary standpoint, but like what I've always told you, those things remain between the club and the player."
Personnel chief Tom Coughlin ripped both players for being "disrespectful" and "selfish."
"Their behavior was unbecoming of a professional football player," Coughlin said in a statement.
Fournette has missed 11 games in two seasons because of injuries and suspensions. The former LSU star ran for 439 yards and five touchdowns in eight games this season after running for 1,040 yards and nine touchdowns as a rookie.
But he also was suspended one game in 2017 for leaving early during the bye week and suspended a week without pay for leaving the bench, running across the field and instigating a fight with Buffalo defensive end Shaq Lawson on Nov. 25. Fournette lost nearly $100,000 in salary during the weeklong suspension. It could cost him considerably more if the Jaguars decided to cut him with no guaranteed money remaining.
"I definitely pride myself on trying to help some of the younger guys develop," veteran defensive end Calais Campbell said. "I do believe that he's a good person at heart and wants to be a good player. This is a unique situation, but I believe that he's going to continue to mature and hopefully be who we need him to be."
Jaguars owner Shad Khan opted to keep Coughlin, Marrone and general manager Dave Caldwell intact for 2019 , giving them a chance to fix the team's problems. Jacksonville finished last in the AFC South after making the conference championship game last January, a freefall that could be blamed mostly on offensive injuries and ineptitude.
Offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett was fired in November, creating one opening Marrone still has to fill. Quarterback Blake Bortles, who regressed in his fifth season and was benched, expects to be released before March.
"When things don't go well, a lot of it falls on the quarterback's shoulders," Bortles said. "I know that and signed up for that and have no problem with it, whether it's a scapegoat or whatever you want to call it, somebody's got to take the blame when things don't go well. I think Nathaniel was one of those guys. I think I'm one of those guys. And I think other guys on this team were part of that as well."
Right tackle Jermey Parnell, tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins and running back Carlos Hyde could join Bortles in the free-agent market. Yeldon, receiver Donte Moncrief, right guard A.J. Cann and running back Corey Grant are soon-to-be free agents. So are eight reserve offensive linemen.
So numerous changes are coming for Jacksonville's offense.
And now Fournette's future looks as wobbly as one of Bortles' passes.
"Availability, coachability and scheme," Marrone said when asked about the offensive makeover ahead. "When I talk about that, we have to do a better job with the players we have available. We have to do a better job if those players don't become available, what we're going to do next. I think that's an important thing when we look at it, and I think that was a mistake that I made this year." | {
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"label": Label,
"data": Data
};
}
//full loan scenario - high and low level data come together to form this.
var currentLoanScenario = (function(){
var WithoutExtraPayments = new highLevelLoanData(),
WithExtraPayments = new highLevelLoanData(),
LowLevelWithoutExtraPayments = {
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"principal": new lowLevelLoanData("Principal w/o Extra")
},
LowLevelWithExtraPayments = {
"interest": new lowLevelLoanData("Interest w/ Extra"),
"principal": new lowLevelLoanData("Principal w/ Extra"),
"extra": new lowLevelLoanData("Extra")
},
AmountFinanced = 0;
return {
withoutExtraPayments: WithoutExtraPayments,
withExtraPayments: WithExtraPayments,
lowLevelWithoutExtraPayments: LowLevelWithoutExtraPayments,
lowLevelWithExtraPayments: LowLevelWithExtraPayments,
amountFinanced: function(n) {
if (n) {
AmountFinanced = n;
}
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};
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function updatePieCharts(){
var withoutExtraSeriesData = [],
withExtraSeriesData = [];
//Populate pie showing interest without extra payments
withoutExtraSeriesData.push({
color: "#F20707",
data: parseFloat(currentLoanScenario.withoutExtraPayments.totalInterest()),
label: "Interest"
},{
color: "#20B818",
data: parseFloat(currentLoanScenario.amountFinanced()),
label: "Principal"
});
pieChartWithoutExtra = $.plot($("#pieWithoutExtraPayments"), withoutExtraSeriesData, {
series: {
pie: {
show: true
}
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grid: {
hoverable: true,
autoHighlight: true
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legend: {
margin: [-50, 10]
}
});
//Populate pie showing interest with extra payments
withExtraSeriesData.push({
color: "#F20707",
data: parseFloat(currentLoanScenario.withExtraPayments.totalInterest()),
label: "Interest"
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color: "#20B818",
data: parseFloat(currentLoanScenario.amountFinanced()),
label: "Principal"
});
pieChartExtra = $.plot($("#pieWithExtraPayments"), withExtraSeriesData, {
series: {
pie: {
show: true
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grid: {
hoverable: true,
autoHighlight: true
},
legend: {
margin: [-50, 10]
}
});
$("#pieWithoutExtraPayments, #pieWithExtraPayments").bind("plothover", updatePieTooltip);
}
function updatePieTooltip(evt, pos, item){
$("#pieSliceTooltip").remove();
if(!item) {
return;
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$('<div id="pieSliceTooltip"></div>').css({
'color': item.series.color,
'background-color': '#FCE6BD',
'position': 'absolute',
'top': pos.pageY+10,
'left': pos.pageX+10,
'font-weight': 'bold',
'font-size': '12px',
'padding': '5px',
'width': '150px',
'border': '1px solid ' + item.series.color,
'-webkit-border-radius': '10px',
'border-radius': '10px',
'opacity': 0.90
}).html(item.series.label + ' accounts for ' + parseFloat(item.series.percent).toFixed(2) + '% of the total spent.')
.appendTo("body").fadeIn(200);
}
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var tickSize,
arrayLength = currentLoanScenario.withoutExtraPayments.totalYears();
if (arrayLength >= 25){
tickSize = 5;
} else if (arrayLength >= 15){
tickSize = 2;
} else {
tickSize = 1;
}
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{
//Interest w/ Extra
color: "#19D4C7",
data: currentLoanScenario.lowLevelWithExtraPayments.interest.data,
label: currentLoanScenario.lowLevelWithExtraPayments.interest.label
},
{
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color: "#F20707",
data: currentLoanScenario.lowLevelWithoutExtraPayments.interest.data,
label: currentLoanScenario.lowLevelWithoutExtraPayments.interest.label
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{
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color: "#CB42E3",
data: currentLoanScenario.lowLevelWithExtraPayments.principal.data,
label: currentLoanScenario.lowLevelWithExtraPayments.principal.label
},
{
//Principal w/o Extra
color: "#20B818",
data: currentLoanScenario.lowLevelWithoutExtraPayments.principal.data,
label: currentLoanScenario.lowLevelWithoutExtraPayments.principal.label
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color: "#283FEB",
data: currentLoanScenario.lowLevelWithExtraPayments.extra.data,
label: currentLoanScenario.lowLevelWithExtraPayments.extra.label
}
];
lineChart = $.plot($("#lineWithExtraPayments"),
chartData,
{
series: {
lines: { show: true },
points: { show: true }
},
grid: {
hoverable: true //,
// labelMargin: 40
},
legend: {
margin: [-180, 10]
},
yaxis: {
labelWidth: 40,
reserveSpace: true
},
xaxis: {
tickSize: tickSize,
tickFormatter: function(val, axis){
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},
reserveSpace: true
}
});
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}
});
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'border-radius': '10px',
'text-align': 'center',
'opacity': 0.90
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I recently bought a chinese dynamo lighting system (Elephant brand) and the equipment has worked wonderful so far. However, I am getting extremely worried at the amount of vibration my headlamp has to take whenever I ride. Is there anything that I can put/install on the lamp screws that can significantly reduce this potentially damaging vibration? Perhaps some rubber between the screw and the nut?
Vintage lamps used a sprung pantograph to dampen vertical impacts and vibration. That's probably overkill for you, and possibly something as simple as a bolt through 2 rubber grommets will do. Remember that the rubber must be relatively uncompressed to do it's job as a vibration dampener, so you'll need to be a bit creative to improvise something that maintains the light's angle, while allowing some float.
Thanks for your imput. I will try the rubber grommets. | {
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New details on Mystery Box, splitscreen, perks, and more from Zombies Director Jason Blundell.
It's hard to believe, but this year marks a full decade since the release of Call of Duty: World at War… and along with it, Treyarch's very first Zombies experience: Nacht der Untoten. The rest is, as they say, history.
With a new Blood of the Dead trailer burbling out of the Comic-Con murk yesterday, we put out the call to PlayStation fans for their questions (I snuck in a few, too) and send them off to Treyarch via carrier pigeon.
Though Treyarch is traditionally tight-lipped around Zombies details, Black Ops 4 is shipping with three radically different Zombies experiences on day one… so Zombies Director Jason Blundell graciously pulled back the curtain to give us a peek.
Did Shadows of Evil (Call of Duty: Black Ops III) influence the design decisions or flow of any of the new Black Ops 4 Zombies maps?
Jason Blundell, Director, Zombies at Treyarch: Shadows was one of the maps where we really tried to challenge expectations – not just regarding time-period and tone, but also through the sheer scale and variety of the environment. More significantly it was also a new cast of characters, so in that sense, Shadows – along with the original Mob of the Dead – was one of the maps that gave us the confidence to take the narrative outside of the Aether timeline.
Voyage of Despair – how does this setting and time period fit into the overall Zombies mythos? It seems like quite a departure.
IX is probably the biggest departure we could imagine for a Zombies map. How did the concept of a Roman gladiator setting come together?
JB: Again – it's about moving away from traditional battle locations, and into something visually exciting that we've never really explored before. Aesthetics aside, there are of course significant narrative reasons why the characters are there, and what that experience will mean for their individual journeys, and for the story as a whole.
JB: Yes. The Chaos and Aether stories are completely disconnected from each other.
JB: The new characters are all linked through their respective relationships with an eccentric adventurer called Alistair Rhodes. After he gets into trouble with the game's antagonists, his daughter Scarlett brings the crew together.
As to whether they are good or bad, that's something we want to leave for the fans to discover. As with a lot of Treyarch's characters, the answer is never quite that straightforward!
JB: Aside from being a very different story – one that fills a very specific gap in the Aether timeline – the environment has been significantly expanded, with all-new Easter Eggs and quests. So, while players will encounter elements familiar from the original Mob, they won't have too much of an advantage when it comes to surviving and uncovering the level's secrets!
JB: As with previous games, the arsenal will be largely drawn from other game modes, but there will be some unique additions made as the season progresses.
JB: The biggest change to perk functionality comes down to customization. In Black Ops 4 zombies, players will be able to choose the perks that will be available at each of the Altar locations prior to starting the level. This will present some interesting strategies, particularly when it comes to co-op.
The Mystery Box is a classic Zombies trope. Will it see any new wrinkles for Black Ops 4?
JB: Yes. One example I can mention is that it's now possible to decline taking a weapon from the box, but offer your team mates the opportunity to take it instead.
Voyage of Despair seems to introduce class-based characters for the first time — how do the four different characters stack up? What are their strengths and weaknesses?
JB: They're not 'classes' as such, as the characters are all capable of the same physical actions, and weapon handling, so the differences really come from their personalities and role in the overall story.
On a similar note: will we see new enemy types that play off the different character abilities?
JB: Defeating the new enemy types will indeed require different strategies, but those strategies relate to the actual weapons being used, rather than the characters wielding them.
Will Zombies support local splitscreen play?
What work is Treyarch putting into the new bot support? Any design goals you can share?
JB: We don't want the bots to play the game for you, so they won't solve Easter Eggs! They will however allow everyone to experience dialogue and narrative elements that solo players traditionally miss out on.
Also revealed during Treyarch's Comic-Con panel yesterday — the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Mystery Box Edition, which comes with a ton of collectible items, a puzzle, Darkhorse Zombies comic, lithographs, Steelbook and more. Click here for more info.
Have you guys ever considered taking the practices of other devs by making all maps free and only charging for cosmetic dlc..it seems to work very well, take GTA for example.
I was really looking forward to this game especially since I was wanting a new competitive shooter for the season but looks like I'll have to wait for something else since the practices being made and the fact it seems like a step backwards making it boots on the ground and hand having no wall run.
Will there be any changes made to the Afterlife ability that replaced Quick Revive in MoTD?
Looks aaawesome! Can't wait to get my hands on our our recently upgraded to Mystery Box Edition. | {
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In Search of Robert Palmer
Posted on April 24, 2019 by Adam Tendler - Analysis, Articles, NewMusicBox
It was after midnight, the recording session was in two days, and the AirBnB I had booked wasn't nearly as close to downtown as it had promised. The last time I came to Ithaca, New York, to look through Robert Palmer's archive—months ago, just before my first Palmer recording session—I stayed in a nondescript house just next to the Cornell campus, its walls breathing generations of college students. I had easily grabbed my key out of an unlocked mailbox in the entryway.
This place, however, was somewhere in the fields surrounding Ithaca, farm country that betrays nothing of the fabled town just a few miles down the road. I stumbled in the dark trying to find the host's key using my iPhone flashlight. It wasn't the first time I wondered what the hell I was doing out here, hours from New York City, upsetting my schedule, eating Burger King and keeping the receipts—for what? To see if such-and-such note had a sharp next to it? Well, yes. And to snoop through his letters.
By 1 a.m. I was in bed, absorbing the soft intrusiveness I always feel when staying in an AirBnB, when I heard a pounding at the door. I thought it might be my imagination until it came again. Pounding. This is how I die, I thought. For Robert Palmer. The pounding came again. I crept to the door. "Yes?" Am I ready to die in Ithaca? A man's voice answered, saying I had left my rental car's lights on. I went outside to meet him. He held a can of Bud Light Lime-A-Rita. The car was dark. "I guess they go off automatic," he said.
Perpetually an underdog, most biographical summaries written during his lifetime acknowledge how seldom Palmer's music ever saw performance even then, and yet I'm one of a motley crew of artists who have been drawn to his work.
Robert Palmer lived between 1915-2010, mostly in upstate New York. He produced more than 90 works, was a Guggenheim Fellow, a Fulbright Scholar, a National Endowment for the Arts grant recipient, and the first American composer published by Edition Peters, the publisher later associated with John Cage and the most experimental of modernists. His star rose in the 1940s and '50s after a string of energetic, introspective, "metaphysical" works, as Aaron Copland called them, driven by a strong emotional current and built with complex counterpoint and layers of tight rhythmic structures. Hindemith meets Bartók meets Brahms meets Lou Harrison meets…
The relative obscurity that followed his promising debut is as puzzling as one wishes to make it. It could be as simple as his reputation soaring just as the focus of contemporary music shifted toward the seductions of serialism, chance, and minimalism, with Palmer eclipsed and his listeners fractured amidst a world of new curiosities. He might never have been as famous as mid-century tonalists such as William Schuman, David Diamond, or Roy Harris (a brief teacher of his), but they all suffered relatively the same fate.
Perpetually an underdog, most biographical summaries written during his lifetime acknowledge how seldom Palmer's music ever saw performance even then, and yet I'm one of a motley crew of artists who, since the late 1930s, have been drawn to his work. Pianist John Kirkpatrick, himself skyrocketing to fame after premiering Charles Ives's Concord Sonata, became a kind of pen pal, coach, and the first real ambassador of Palmer's music, to whom the earliest scores are all dedicated. Palmer, at the time, was an Eastman School of Music graduate and grocery store clerk. Copland included him on his famed 1948 list of seven composers who were "the best we have to offer," which also included Cage, Lukas Foss, and Leonard Bernstein. Elliott Carter called Palmer's music "firm and definite; its dissonance resembles that of younger Europeans whom we never hear in this country," while describing its "impressive seriousness and great musicality." Yvar Mikhashoff, a pianist equally at home with the pioneers of American music as he was with David Lang, recorded and commissioned Palmer, while Palmer's piano music was also performed by classically-bent virtuosos like William Kapell and Claudio Arrau. Julius Eastman played Palmer's Three Epigrams on his Town Hall debut (the piece was mentioned in the resulting New York Times review) and later approached pianist Joseph Kubera to play his Sonata for Two Pianos. "Robert Palmer's the man," Joe remembers him saying. Kyle Gann blogged about him in 2014, and one year later Steven Stucky wrote a memorial in his honor on this very website.
I first heard Robert Palmer's music as a teenager on a scratchy live recording … I would dance to this piece in front of the mirror as if singing into a hairbrush.
I first heard Robert Palmer's music as a teenager on a scratchy live recording by the aforementioned William Kapell, the first pianist I ever fell in love with, playing the Toccata Ostinato (1945). I would dance to this piece in front of the mirror as if singing into a hairbrush. Despite the poor sound quality, the subdued applause, and an electrifying but imperfect performance that ended with an exasperated cluster across the keys—and how I hoped that the score called for such an ending (it doesn't)—I was hooked. Long before finding a score required but a few clicks, I hunted for months, and when the music finally appeared in the mail, I already felt like a detective discovering clues. It turns out that Palmer had dedicated the piece to Kapell before the pianist's tragic death in a plane crash. I later discovered that he played it perhaps only twice, including that recorded performance. It looked fiendish to play. I didn't touch it for years.
When I decided to finally hunker down and learn the Toccata, it was to serve as an encore for an otherwise meditative recital program. People would approach me after the concert wanting to know nothing about the proper program, but only about Palmer, my encore. Realizing I had nothing to tell them, I started to scratch around for even the most basic information. So began the trip down the rabbit hole that found me, years later, in a bed somewhere outside Ithaca as a stranger pounded on the front door with a Lime-a-Rita.
I scoured the internet for Palmer paraphernalia. He wasn't unpublished, after all, and several scores remain in print by Presser, Peer, and Peters. But many scores—including some of the most interesting—are out of print or were never published at all. I later discovered in his letters that Palmer attempted to publish his sublime Second Piano Sonata, composed in the mid-1940s, as late as the 1980s, with no luck. It's a masterpiece, and as of this writing remains in his own hand in the Cornell manuscripts archive.
I ordered whatever works I could find online and began having others scanned from Cornell. Each one seemed like a revelation, some incredible secret that I had personally discovered (of course I hadn't) and was eager to share. These pieces, as I saw it, should have been part of the core American piano repertory. The music was as difficult as it was exhilarating to play. I would fall back from the piano after certain pieces laughing, sweating and exhausted, like stumbling off of a roller coaster. After others I'd sit in stunned silence, my eyes welling and my heart aching. I could already tell that the payoff in learning this music would be worth the work, and started programming Palmer's music whenever I could. Realizing that so little had been recorded, I also started thinking about making an album, though like most of my big ideas, I didn't know how or where to start.
In 2015 I visited Yale to sift through Palmer's materials in John Kirkpatrick's archive. In his letters to Kirkpatrick, I met a man who, sentence to sentence, swung from insecure to confident, pious to prideful, who would confess his demons as much as guard them. He scorned allies, Copland and Carter in particular, for their so-called "decadent" tastes, all too ready to burn important bridges on artistic principle. He casually mentioned in one letter that the military had permanently disqualified him from service "for psychological reasons," and in the same breath reported that this would free him up creatively for the coming year. That, along with his vague, coded language about intimacy and a kind of crippling shyness has led at least one researcher (in a book about Kirkpatrick, as it were) to queer Palmer. Looking through the same letters and many more, and being quite familiar with the closet myself, I'm not totally convinced. Still, it came as a relief when Palmer's stoic facade, which seemed so unlike his heart-on-his-sleeve, red-blooded music, began to melt. Suddenly the music, and my attraction to it (and to him), made a little more sense.
But I still couldn't figure him out nor ascertain why his work vanished from concert halls. Should Palmer have better networked his way into history? Is that a thing? Or was he just happy enough teaching at Cornell, in the country's first PhD composition program, which he indeed had created? It's a life that satisfied him, after all—"I liked teaching!" he said in a late interview—even if it was a life that may not have satisfied others. Copland wrote, "Too much of [Palmer's] energy has gone into his teaching… but teaching is a familiar disease of the American composer."
Or perhaps he was just too scattered and immature for the limelight, destined "to be permanently a child," as he phrased it in one anguished letter. (This, too, has been read as a code for queer.) Kirkpatrick, in a conspicuously missing letter, had apparently challenged him on his decision to marry so young. Palmer wrote back, "I hope you will be more specific in exactly how… I am young for 24. It will help me to help myself, and I am the only one who can help." For Palmer, self-betterment and musical perfection seemed to go hand in hand. He did mature and did change, at least stylistically, perhaps to the disappointment of others. Many, including myself, have sensed that the breathless momentum and passion of his music, the quality that attracted such early attention, began to cool as he, well… grew up. I read several letters in which performers pined for the old days when Palmer's music came out as a flood of notes, impulsive and intense, with hardly a rest. Did he feel like he "overshared" in his earlier works, and thus distanced himself in later ones? Did he feel the intellectual heat from his contemporaries, a self-imposed pressure to "smarten up" music that, I assure you, was already tied in intellectual pretzels? Or did his style… simply change? We all change! And sometimes audiences drift.
Eventually I approached a record label about Robert Palmer. There was no strategy to my label choice; I simply knew the name. They said yes, and I was elated. I filled out a grant application and the label applied for it on our behalf. We got the grant, and I was elated again. The label, however, also required a "sponsorship fee"—not unusual in classical music. I'd heard about this from other artists but naively thought it couldn't possibly apply to my Palmer project. It did, and the grant funds didn't even cover that cost, leaving me with less-than-zero to pay for the actual recording. Whenever anyone asked, I'd say the Palmer album was stalled. In truth, I considered it dead.
A couple years went by when one Sunday evening I volunteered to turn pages for Joseph Kubera, now a friend, at a private New World Records pre-recording concert. Paul Tai, the director of the label, asked about the state of the Palmer project, which I had told him about in its earliest days. I explained the situation, knowing by now that New World would have been the perfect home for the album. "Ask them to release the project," he suggested, regarding the original label. I laughed at the idea. They'd never go for that, I argued, and besides, the grant funds had surely expired. "Ask your granter to extend the deadline," he suggested again. He made no promises, and it all seemed quite crazy, but also I had nothing to lose. I reached out and, to my astonishment, both the label and granter agreed to my requests. Once the coast was clear, New World took over. Legendary producer Judith Sherman signed on, and we would record at the American Academy of Arts and Letters with Steinway providing the pianos. My brilliant friend Daniel Johnson would write the liner notes, and in a perfect full-circle moment, Kubera agreed to play the Sonata for Two Pianos that Julius Eastman had once asked to play with him. He used Eastman's score, his fingerings still penciled in. The album went from doomed to best-case scenario.
By summer 2018, I had the program learned for what would be the first of two recording sessions—the second taking place in the fall—and went to Ithaca to finally visit the Palmer archive.
I hadn't sat with Palmer's actual papers since my visit to Yale three years earlier. It was worth the drive, the overnight stay, the upturned schedule, and the loss of practice time, because where else could I see that he wanted me to "slam [the] hell out of" that one chord in the First Piano Sonata (1939/40)?
Where else could I see Ned Rorem's West Village address scrawled on a program at the Tanglewood premiere of Peter Grimes?
Where else could I feverishly snap pictures of scores that exist, as of this writing, only in that archive, or see Palmer's self-penned autobiography?
I slowly drove by what was once his humble home, where he had lived since moving to Ithaca in the early 1940s. I wondered if the people inside knew a composer once lived there, one of Copland's "best we have to offer."
I met his old friends, folks who still called him Bob. "This guy's recording Bob's music!" said one of them to a co-worker. I met his daughter and son-in-law, and listened to their stories—like the time Palmer accidentally received a royalty check for the other, "Addicted to Love" Robert Palmer. He was furious, they said, but couldn't have been surprised to see the royalties this other Palmer earned. Despite apparent urgings, the composer Robert Palmer resisted adding his middle name to separate himself from the pop star. "He hated his middle name," his daughter told me, and I recalled seeing in the archive that Palmer had crossed a line through his middle name when editing an encyclopedia entry that included it, just as his Wikipedia entry currently does.
Palmer has remained to me throughout this process a kind of mystery, and I've tried to strike a balance between respectful and nosey when it comes to fleshing out the man.
A week later I was sitting at a grand piano on the darkened stage at the American Academy of Arts and Letters on the first morning of the first recording session of the first-ever album devoted solely to Palmer's piano works. Judy's voice came through a speaker a few feet from the piano. "Ready when you are!" It was a long way from dancing in front of the mirror to Toccata Ostinato.
Palmer has remained to me throughout this process a kind of mystery, and I've tried to strike a balance between respectful and nosey when it comes to fleshing out the man. When his daughter and son-in-law met me for smoothies after my first Cornell visit, I confessed that it felt funny talking to her after having spent the afternoon reading the passionate letters her father wrote her mother during their courtship, often marked by his paralyzing loneliness. When she alluded to her father being complicated, I didn't ask for details, though I recently asked her over email about his favorite Christmas traditions, his favorite restaurant, his politics, his religious beliefs. Did he teach her piano?
But considering the many people I've prodded for memories, few say very much, maybe because Palmer himself didn't say very much. "He was quiet till he got going," clarified his son-in-law, "Then watch out."
I regret not putting a few follow-up questions to composer Steve Stucky when we met one morning for breakfast to talk about Palmer, about a year before Stucky's own untimely passing. I wish, just a couple of times, I'd asked, "What do you mean by that?"
I wish when I first heard Palmer's music as a teenager that I had reached out, instead of functioning under the assumption that all composers were famous and needed no advocates, let alone fan mail. And I'd already learned Toccata Ostinato in 2010, the year Palmer passed away. He had suffered a stroke and couldn't speak, "but he could still play the piano," I was told. In my imagination I might have found a way to tell him, in those last years, that I loved his music and would find a way to share it. He might have liked that.
Palmer's last big project was a Concerto for Two Pianos, Double Strings, Double Percussion and Symphonic Brass. Despite National Endowment for the Arts funding and dreams of a Pulitzer, the project was abandoned in a stack of sketches. But I remember staring at those numbered pages, black with pencil—even a stage scheme—thinking: He's the only one who knew what this all sounded like.
Part of my impulse to record Palmer's work, particularly as the new music community challenges itself, rightly, to gaze beyond the white male composer archetype (of which Palmer certainly qualifies) is because the life of Palmer, and fate of Palmer, and the puzzling, inscrutable, what-happened-ness of Palmer, is something every creative person I know wrestles with every day. We rage against our work vanishing in the face of indifference, but mostly feel our way in the dark, finding our AirBnB keys with an iPhone flashlight in the middle of nowhere. Palmer's story would be a cautionary tale if only we knew what we were cautioning against. Meanwhile, I'm hard-pressed to think of a composer who lived as strongly by his own creative convictions.
The life of Palmer, and fate of Palmer, and the puzzling, inscrutable, what-happened-ness of Palmer, is something every creative person I know wrestles with every day. We rage against our work vanishing in the face of indifference.
Whether our work is well established, gaining attention, facing oblivion, or long forgotten, we in the new music community find ourselves adrift in the same capricious tide of history. Part of our shared role in this community is to show up however we can for each other—to listen, perform, share—even as we all see and do things so differently. I look at Palmer's life and work and am reminded that an artist's greatest, and maybe only, power comes in giving shape to the fire inside them and tossing that work, over and over, into the void of the future. Maybe someone will someday be perfectly positioned to catch it. Or maybe not. Maybe the work will spin into the orbit of concert programming, or land on a recording for posterity, or wait for discovery in an archive. Or maybe not. People may listen to my Palmer album—perhaps some teenager will dance to it in front of their mirror like I once did to Kapell—and maybe some of the pieces, still in manuscript, will finally be published. Or maybe not. It could all—even this article—sail completely under the radar, as his work has for so long.
But just as Palmer created work nevertheless, we create work nevertheless—all of us giving shape to that fire inside us. And this act of creation, this calling, this need that exists in the present, far outweighs the promise of our work's hypothetical future. Showing up, listening, connecting and realizing how alike and fragile we all are, is at least one way we can honor our shared humanity as artists, especially when our lives can feel so isolated, and like one unreasonable creative act after another. I spent more than a decade searching for Robert Palmer and made an album of his music when no one asked for it. But in my mind, I didn't have a choice. I couldn't imagine being the only one who knew what this all sounded like.
Robert Palmer: Piano Music is available now on New World Records.
Tags: piano, recording, rediscovery, research
Adam Tendler
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As we are fortunate to have a large floor space to work within, we offer our members two to three (2-3) different class options in a majority of our class time slots.
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Last June, Adobe shipped the new CC 2014 product line, a major milestone of creative tools and services that upgrades last year's CC 2013 version, which itself replaced CS6 from 2012. This latest CC 2014 release contains over 1,000 new features and innovations compared to CS6 (across all apps), and it is available only via Creative Cloud membership.
As both CC 2014 and CC 2013 came out in mid-June, we expect the annual major release cycle to soon begin anew with the imminent launch of CC 2015… And that is exactly what we're giving away for free below, and this offer is open to everyone worldwide.
Update: Now confirmed! The official shipping date for CC 2015 will be on June 16th.
In all, Creative Cloud 2015 will come with over a dozen new desktop applications (Photoshop CC 2015, Illustrator CC 2015, InDesign CC 2015, Muse CC 2015, and all your favorites), together with other complementary tools and services (such as Behance ProSite, Typekit, Creative Cloud Market) and more… In fact, the all-new Lightroom CC 2015 plus Acrobat DC Pro are already out today and available for download. See the entire contents of what's in Creative Cloud, where all ongoing upgrades are automatically included at no additional cost.
Note that this offer is limited to one (1) purchase of one (1) discounted Creative Cloud Complete annual membership per customer – and may not be assigned, exchanged, sold, transferred, or redeemed for cash.
Are Lightroom 6 and Lightroom CC the same?
If not, then what are all the differences between Lightroom 6 vs. Lightroom CC?
…so we thought it was time to write a new article about this topic.
Lightroom 6 is the core program running on your desktop – the new version that follows Lightroom 5, with significant features and improvements added since LR5. Adobe is offering two options to customers, and the Lightroom 6 route is a perpetual license – basically standalone static software. The updates that Lightroom 6 users receive going forward will be for bug fixes and new camera and lens profiles only, but not new feature upgrades that Lightroom CC customers will receive on an ongoing basis.
Lightroom CC 2015 takes Lightroom 6 and offers it via subscription together with access to integrated mobile apps (like Lightroom Mobile) and online services (like Lightroom Web with unlimited online photo storage). Lightroom CC also gives you ongoing new feature updates as soon as they are available – including the popular Dehaze and Boundary Warp functions, as well as the new Guided Upright feature and Local B&W Adjustment Sliders – none of which are in LR6.
What's the Difference Between Lightroom 6/CC vs. 5 – What's New?
The long-awaited Adobe Lightroom 6/CC began shipping this week, and has got some folks pretty excited about the new features and capabilities… There's a long list of them given further below, but some of the highlights include much improved performance, facial recognition, photo merge for both HDR and panorama, advanced video slideshows, improved web galleries, new Pet Eye tool, touch-enabled PC support, plus GPU acceleration and native 64-bit architecture on Windows and Mac.
One big change is the naming difference and what you get with the two options (Lightroom 6 vs. Lightroom CC). You can still buy a standalone perpetual version as before (either full or upgrade from an older release) – the product is then called Lightroom 6 and it will still receive bug fixes and new camera/lens additions, but will not get ongoing new feature updates and does not have access to online LR features and apps such as Lightroom Mobile and Lightroom web.
Yes – the new release of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 is just out and now shipping! There was no beta version/period this time, so we go straight to the final product. And as in the past, this release will work side-by-side with any previous revisions of Lightroom you may have. If you've got an earlier version installed on your system(s), Lightroom 6 will ask if you'd like to upgrade your catalog and copy everything over.
SAN JOSE, Calif.—April 1, 2015—Following a recent software trend for skipping version numbers, reliable sources indicate that Adobe Systems will be foregoing the long-anticipated Acrobat 12 and leaping hundreds of releases higher instead.
So what in fact will the next release of Acrobat be called? Adobe himself was reluctant to give further details, but a leaked company document clearly indicates the next release will be dubbed Acrobat 600 – leapfrogging a full 588(!) revisions over the widely-expected Acrobat XII.
When confronted with the internal memo, Mr. Adobe relented. "Okay, you got me," he said. "We're calling it that because it's going to be hundreds of times better than the old Acrobat – and if you don't believe me then just upgrade and see for yourself," Adobe explained.
And now, we finally have some answers, announced by Adobe not as "Acrobat XII" or "Acrobat 12" – but as Acrobat DC, where "DC" stands for Document Cloud.
The Adobe "Document Cloud"? What does that mean? Is this the same brand of Acrobat toolset that we know and love, and use daily? Are there still Pro and Standard desktop tools, and perpetual licenses? Or is this a new type of web-based application or service that we can only use online, or via subscription?
Not to worry. Everything is as you want, only better. It looks like this long wait for Acrobat DC was actually worth it… This is Acrobat XII or 12, only raised to the next level.
For years it was difficult if not impossible to buy Adobe software online (especially the newer CC subscriptions) and pay with PayPal instead of a credit card or debit card. But finally, great news: Adobe has just made it possible to purchase all software using PayPal in many countries worldwide, so you can now buy Creative Cloud (or CS6) without a credit card.
These countries include the US, Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Brazil, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, and much of Europe (Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal and Spain). Alternatively, payment using Switch or Solo is also supported in the UK.
Hard to believe, but today Adobe Photoshop officially celebrates its 25th anniversary (or birthday, depending on how you look at it)… The first version of Photoshop shipped on February 19th, 1990, at a price of US$895.00. Adjusted for inflation, in today's dollars that would cost almost $1,700! Now, of course, there are tens of millions of users of Photoshop who can pay less than $10 a month for the latest-and-greatest release of this iconic, industry-leading tool. | {
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Guy Harris' career includes service as a nuclear engineering officer in the U.S. Navy submarine fleet, various supervisory/managerial roles in the chemical industry and personal business ownership. In the early 1990s, he began to actively pursue the practical application of leadership, communication, team building and conflict resolution principles.
He is a Certified Human Behavior Specialist, a Master Trainer in the DISC Model of Human Behavior, and a Conflict Resolution Subject Matter Expert.
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Jack Ori at January 2, 2020 11:00 am .
Halfway through its third season, The Good Doctor is still going strong.
At this point, Shaun is ell-established at the hospital and is on somewhat surer footing career-wise, so The Good Doctor Season 3 has provided a ton of relationship drama to balance out the medical stuff.
There are still plenty of interesting cases, and Shaun's autism is front-and-center, albeit in a different way.
For the most part, this series continues to capture viewers' attention week after week with riveting stories and heartbreaking situations, though there are a few things that could be improved.
Check out our thoughts below and let us know what you think of The Good Doctor.
What works: Freddie Highmore continues to offer stand-out performances.
Regardless of what else is going on, Highmore's performances continue to be exemplary--and realistic.
Whether it's small things such as Shaun's mannerisms and unique intonations or big things such as his meltdown after his father's death, Highmore continues to sell Shaun's autism along with his humanity.
Shaun's discomfort after his first date with Carly, which sounded like a perfectly fine evening to all of his co-workers, was just one example of Highmore's heartbreaking, riveting performances.
What doesn't work: Claire's spiral into depression after her mother's death.
Claire's self-destructive spiral isn't all bad, but it isn't all good either.
Her attempt to deal with her mom's unpredictability and her desire to help the entire world because she was always a caretaker for her mother were compelling drama, but just as it got going The Good Doctor killed Claire's mother off.
In theory, the idea of good girl Claire turning into an alcoholic who jumps into bed with random men is interesting. But in practice, it was disappointing.
It was such a stereotypical route to go -- TV is full of people who turn to alcohol and sex after a tragedy -- with no real payoff other than the wife of one of Claire's one-night stands slapping her.
If The Good Doctor was going to go this route, Claire should have suffered some more consequences for her sudden inability to be professional as well as her poor personal choices.
What works: Morgan is much improved.
Morgan used to be the most annoying character on canvas, and viewers didn't often see a point to her continued presence.
Luckily, for the most part, that's a thing of the past.
Morgan has proven herself capable of being a good friend, and her attempt to get Claire turned around again is probably the best part of the Claire storyline.
Sure, she has flashes of being the old, selfish Morgan, and her rivalry with Park is more irritating than funny, but nine times out of ten she's tolerable to watch nowadays.
What works: Shaun and Carly's relationship
Shaun and Carly's burgeoning relationship is an enjoyable, realistic depiction of how difficult it is for people on the spectrum to navigate relationships.
To Carly's credit, she has been more than patient with Shaun -- and with his friends' constantly butting in on his behalf.
And Shaun has pushed himself out of his comfort zone regularly, with mixed results.
It's yet to be seen whether Shaun and Carly can go the distance, especially since The Good Doctor Season 3 Episode 10 appeared to go the route of Shaun deciding he's more into Lea (BOO!).
But whether this relationship lasts or not, we'll always be grateful for it.
What doesn't work: Lim and Melendez
Lim and Melendez were never a good idea for a relationship in the first place, and the on-again-off-again nature of their relationship in the first half of The Good Doctor Season 3 didn't help matters any.
The only good news here is that Lim becoming Melendez's supervisor didn't mean a return to sneaking around and hoping nobody caught on that the two were together.
But what could have been a compelling story about Melendez's self-doubts after a patient's death became a confusing mess in which Lim gave an ambiguous break-up speech and then the pair struggled to define what their new relationship to each other was.
There was too much focus on how Lim's job affected their relationship, and it was irritating.
What doesn't work: Glassman's rushed marriage
Glassman impulsively married Debbie after almost backing out, only to constantly discover incompatibilities the two have to work through.
All couples go through that to a degree, of course, but the rushed nature of this marriage doesn't make the story compelling.
Despite Glassman feeling a need to seize the day after his cancer went into remission, it would have been more enjoyable to see these two build their relationship up toward marriage and figuring out their differences before they made a lifetime commitment to each other.
What does work: Andrews vs Lim
It's been a humbling experience for Andrews to come back to the hospital as an attending and have to answer to Lim when he's used to being the one in charge.
But even better than the way the two clash, in general, is the way they clash over how to deal with Shaun.
Sometimes Andrews is right, particularly when he calls Lim out on coddling Shaun rather than providing him with appropriate accommodations so he can do his job.
But at the same time, he's often too hard on Shaun, and Lim is needed to balance that out too.
What does work: More of a medical team
In the past, the emphasis was on Shaun's unique ability to come up with creative solutions to surgical problems.
Almost every week, the team would be stymied by some obstacle or the attendings would suggest a surgery that would be the best of bad outcomes, only for Shaun to visualize a better solution at the last minute.
On The Good Doctor Season 3, however, there is much more of an ensemble feel.
All the residents are involved in working with patients and finding solutions, and Shaun's expertise isn't always needed to save the day.
What does work: Emotionally difficult cases
The medical storylines on The Good Doctor have been especially riveting on The Good Doctor Season 3.
Patients and doctors are both making difficult choices regularly, and the show doesn't rely on the medical miracle trope to make everything okay in the end.
More often than not, everything isn't okay, and that makes for compelling drama.
What does work: Glassman's clinic
Glassman is happy working on what Shaun would call "boring" cases in an urgent care clinic associated with the hospital, and his new job is surprisingly interesting.
While it would be nice to see more of Glassman's actual cases, his clinic work does make a nice backdrop for Shaun's relationship drama, and Glassman has had to figure out how to balance his work needs with Shaun's need to burst in and ask for advice.
What does work: Residents leading surgery
The decision to allow third-year students to lead their first surgeries is an engaging sideline.
Claire and Shaun both struggled in different ways with their first lead surgeries, and taking the lead in the OR is an entirely different ballgame from merely assisting.
The lead surgery storylines help propel character growth both in and out of the operating room, and we'd love to see more of it as the season progresses.
What doesn't work: Revisiting the Lea/Shaun relationship
It made sense that Shaun wanted Lea to accompany him to his father's deathbed. They've been friends for a long time and if Glassman was going, it might have felt as if something were missing without Lea there.
But the trip quickly headed in the direction of Shaun seeming to prefer Lea to Carly.
A Shaun/Lea reconciliation would undo all the hard work the writers put into showing how Shaun's autism is a challenge for him and Carly to overcome.
It would imply that Shaun's problems with Carly stemmed from Lea being "the one" and that's just ridiculous.
What works: Intertwining personal and professional stories
Some of the cases seem to help the doctors sort out their personal lives, while others are too close for comfort for them.
For example, Shaun could relate to a girl who had a severe autoimmune deficiency and had to live in a bubble, while he didn't have such a great time with a patient who was also on the spectrum.
And Claire literally came face-to-face with her bad behavior when her latest one-night-stand landed in the hospital.
The fusing of personal and professional lives is compelling when done well, and The Good Doctor generally does such things well.
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Your turn, The Good Doctor fanatics.
Share your thoughts about the first half of The Good Doctor Season 3 below, and don't forget that you can watch The Good Doctor online if you'd like to see anything again.
The Good Doctor continues to air on ABC on Mondays at 10 PM EST/PST. It returns on January 14, 2020.
Jack Ori is a senior staff writer for TV Fanatic. His debut young adult novel, Reinventing Hannah, is available on Amazon. Follow him on Twitter.
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We all want it to be over. We're sick of ourselves and sick of each other or we're pining for someone we can't be with and we're afraid the world will never be the same again. I don't know, Shaun. I don't have a map for this. The best I can do is say be kind. Be kind to yourself and be kind to everyone else because what else is there?
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Aren't we judged by how we treat people? I don't mean as doctors. I mean as people. Especially those who don't have the same advantages that we have. We hire Shaun and we give hope to those people with limitations that those limitations are not what they think they are. That they do have a shot! We hire Shaun and we make this hospital better for it. We hire Shaun and we are better people for it.
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The recent global crisis has also highlighted the importance of social protection schemes in emerging economies, and the Outlook shows how they can be cost effective when they are adapted to national labour market conditions such as a high incidence of informal employment. In all countries, a strong and sustainable economic recovery is more likely if workers have the skills that employers require and are employed in jobs which make good use of their skills. New measures of qualification and skill mismatch are presented and lessons drawn for education systems, life-long learning institutions and labour market policies. | {
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You know when you're in this wobbly, difficult pose in your yoga class, feeling you're going to lose balance in a few seconds? But then you focus your vision on one tiny point in front of you to calm your mind and – switch! - you've entered a whole new mental state of stillness and mindfulness that channels your focus inwards. It is in this state of mind that it is possible for your body to achieve more than it did when you had all the thoughts roaming in your head. Think about it – all this new-found concentration came from focusing on that little still point in front of you.
Those who have never practiced yoga before have an image of yogis as mellow, extra-flexible hippies. While you don't need to be flexible to practice yoga, most people benefit from a more "mellow" state of mind after practicing yoga.
In my opinion, this is the best benefit of practicing yoga - the positive effect on your mind. Everyone can learn to cultivate a more peaceful mind and stop sweating the small stuff.
What Classifies as Doing Yoga?
Author bio: Hii! I'm Nancy Wile, a yoga teacher and the founder of Yoga Education Institute. I do my best to help all my students find a sense of ease and mindfulness in each posture that they can then incorporate into other aspects of their lives. I want you to come as you are and have some fun, and know that everything you need is right there inside of you.
Chanmaya to release exclusive design yoga towel in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and an opportunity to raise both awareness and financial support to fight this disease that impacts so many of us. Breast cancer doesn't just affect women, it affects everyone in their life. It doesn't have racial or socio-economical boundaries so it is important that as many people as possible are made aware of how to fight it, through education and early detection. | {
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Actor Dean Cain calls himself "pro-choice," but that didn't stop him starring in an upcoming film revealing the horror story of Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell.
Among other things, Gosnell was convicted May 2013 of one count of involuntary manslaughter and the first-degree murder of three babies (while the Grand Jury report, The Hollywood Reporter has noted, "alleges Gosnell killed hundreds of infants by sticking scissors into their necks").
Cain said the script originally inspired him to be in Gosnell.
But it was not an easy story to jump into.
Except, perhaps, later in the pregnancy.
But Gosnell, he said, saw it a different way.
Directed by Nick Searcy (The Shape of Water), Gosnell was filmed in Oklahoma. Filmmakers Phelim McAleer and Ann McElhinney are experts on the story after interviewing Gosnell, and have even written a best-selling book on the abortionist, published by Regnery. Former employees have confirmed what the filmmakers say: Gosnell's abortion clinic was a house of horrors.
"The movie is as much as exposé of the media as it is of abortion," McElhinney said in exclusive statement to MRC in June. "The media who ignored the story will have to explain to millions of people who will see the movie why they censored this story."
In addition to Gosnell's trial, the filmmakers say they themselves faced challenges in the media as well as the legal system and Hollywood, for their upcoming movie. The filming of the movie itself, sponsored by a crowd-funding campaign, faced censorship. But after raising $2.3 million, Gosnell became the most successful crowdfunded movie on Indiegogo. | {
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Mozart's Attic
Mozart's Attic - Thursday, Nov 5th 10:00 pm
Jean-Phillippe Rameau
Some of the most elegant music of the Baroque era came not from Bach, nor Handel, nor even Vivaldi. Jean-Phillippe Rameau, working at the Parisian stage and the court of Louis XV, was a pre-eminent practitioner of the 18th-century French style -- a style that wOULD end by the time of the Revolution. Rameau was then pretty much forgotten until the baroque revival of the 20th century.
We'll hear some of Rameau's French elegance -- and then some Victorian and Edwardian elegance from Sir Edward Elgar.
Then we'll hear some virtuosic music from -- not one, but two -- musicians of such bravura technique that they were each reputed to have sold their souls to the devil in exchange for their skill.
Thursday night at 10:00 on 89.5 FM and streaming live at WFIT.org
Jay Lamy (Jayski)
Originally from central Massachusetts, Jay has called the Space Coast home for more than 30 years. He began his association with WFIT in the late '90s as a dumpster diver for office furniture in response to a broadcast plea for a new chair from a frustrated disc jockey. (WFIT has come a long way since.)
See stories by Jay Lamy (Jayski) | {
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Hannover, Germany, April 1st, 2019 – RoboticsX GmbH, a German high-tech company, specialized in advanced software for industrial robotics and automation, today announced a new solution in the field of industrial intelligence. The manufacturing software platform X1 GRID™ announced at Hannover Messe 2019 is infused with IBM Watson IoT and Cloud technology and ready to unlock new value for the production world.
"RoboticsX delivers clean and transparent source data from industrial systems. When it comes to data analytics there is no better partner for RoboticsX than IBM with its array of services", added Boras.
"Closed ecosystems such as manufacturing environments are seeing great progress, fueled by machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies. Machines are actually learning. AI also helps companies design better virtual factories before putting them into the real environment", concluded Boras.
Die deutsche Robotics-X GmbH, mit Sitz in München, hat ein neues Forschungs- und Entwicklungszentrum in der slowenischen Hauptstadt Ljubljana eingeweiht. Die Einrichtung namens Area X-1 ist das neue Entwicklungszentrum für Industrie-4.0-Lösungen mit Fokus auf intelligente Roboter und hoch entwickelten Automatisierungslösungen für die Industrie. Gleichzeitig mit der Eröffnung des neuen Robotics-X-Zentrums wurde die offizielle Ankündigung der Vertragsunterzeichnung zwischen Robotics-X und Yaskawa Europe über die Entwicklung von Industrie- 4.0-Lösungen bekanntgegeben. Robotics-X wird in Zukunft standardmäßige und kundenspezifische Lösungen für Yaskawa-Kunden entwickeln.
RoboticsX GmbH, München based German company, status quo challenger, determined to disrupt manufacturing and the way how products are created, opened new research and development (R&D) center in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia. The new facility, called Area X-1, will serve as a development center for Industry 4.0 solutions, focused on smart robots and advanced industrial automation solutions.
Opening of the new RoboticsX facilities coincided with official announcement of signed contract between RoboticsX and Yaskawa Europe, to develop Industry 4.0 solutions. RoboticsX will develop standard and custom-made solutions for Yaskawa customers.
"I am satisfied that we have realized the next big and important step for RoboticsX company, expanding R&D operations from Germany also to Slovenia. Our future outlook is more than optimistic and we will make sure that our solutions are at the forefront of the industry and pave the way to smart manufacturing", said Peter Boras, founder and CEO of RoboticsX.
"I'm proud of the RoboticsX team and the work it has done so far. Even the most demanding tasks were done exceptionally. We are happy to work with such a motivated team, as their motivation and drive are contagious", added Bruno Schnekenburger, former President of the Robotics Division, now Board member COO at Yaskawa Europe.
At the opening ceremony, representatives of RoboticsX showed the attendees advanced solutions for robotic welding, coupled with artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data analytics.
"We are developing solutions for the manufacturing of tomorrow. By upgrading industrial robots with smart and connected solutions, we are increasing their performance and efficiency, while reducing operating and maintenance costs. Today, every production company that wants to remain competitive in the future has to think about introducing smart robots in its manufacturing processes", added Rok Prešeren PhD., co-founder and CTO at RoboticsX.
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Betway is an impressive one-stop online casino with great variety of game options and a sportsbook. It would be nice to have more game providers on offer but as the software provider is the industry's largest in Microgaming, it is not a big issue. Both Desktop and Mobile Sites are great as you can play immediately without any need to download. I was not a fan of the slower-than-industry-average payout times for Canadians. However, if you like the convenience of all your favorite gaming options on one site, you can't go wrong with Betway. | {
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New privacy-protected Facebook data for independent research on social media's impact on democracy
By: , Chaya Nayak
In 2018, Facebook beganan initiative to support independent academic research on social media's role in elections and democracy. This first-of-its-kind project seeks to provide researchers access to privacy-preserving data sets in order to support research on these important topics.
Today, we are announcing that we have substantially increased the amount of data we're providing to 60 academic researchers across 17 labs and 30 universities around the world. This release delivers on the commitment we made in July 2018 to share a data set that enables researchers to study information and misinformation on Facebook, while also ensuring that we protect the privacy of our users.
This new data release supplants data we released in the fall of 2019. That 2019 data set consisted of links that had been shared publicly on Facebook by at least 100 unique Facebook users. It included information about share counts, ratings by Facebook's third-party fact-checkers, and user reporting on spam, hate speech, and false news associated with those links. We have expanded the data set to now include more than 38 million unique links with new aggregated information to help academic researchers analyze how many people saw these links on Facebook and how they interacted with that content – including views, clicks, shares, likes, and other reactions. We've also aggregated these shares by age, gender, country, and month. And, we have expanded the time frame covered by the data from January 2017 – February 2019 to January 2017 – August 2019.
With this data, researchers will be able to understand important aspects of how social media shapes our world. They'll be able to make progress on the research questions they proposed, such as "how to characterize mainstream and non-mainstream online news sources in social media" and "studying polarization, misinformation, and manipulation across multiple platforms and the larger information ecosystem."
In addition to the data set of URLs, researchers will continue to have access to CrowdTangle and Facebook's Ad Library API to augment their analyses. Per the original plan for this project, outside of a limited review to ensure that no confidential or user data is inadvertently released, these researchers will be able to publish their findings without approval from Facebook.
We are sharing this data with researchers while continuing to prioritize the privacy of people who use our services. This new data set, like the data we released before it, is protected by a method known as differential privacy. Researchers have access to data tables from which they can learn about aggregated groups, but where they cannot identify any individual user. As Harvard University's Privacy Tools project puts it:
"The guarantee of a differentially private algorithm is that its behavior hardly changes when a single individual joins or leaves the dataset — anything the algorithm might output on a database containing some individual's information is almost as likely to have come from a database without that individual's information. … This gives a formal guarantee that individual-level information about participants in the database is not leaked."
At its core, differential privacy operates by adding enough random noise to data such that there are mathematical guarantees of individuals' protection from reidentification. As such, the results of analysis are the same whether or not a given individual is included in the data, meaning that people have plausible deniability that their information is contained within it.
We have worked with a committee of differential privacy experts, including Daniel Kifer, Aaron Roth, Abhradeep Thakurta, and Danfeng Zhang, to ensure that we have built differential privacy into our data set in a rigorous way. This committee has also submitted a white paper for journal publication that discusses guidelines for implementing and auditing differentially private systems. This white paper summarizes our learnings on implementing differential privacy and serves as a roadmap for other organizations seeking to implement similar privacy protections.
Over the past two years, we have dedicated more than $11 million and more than 20 full-time staff members to this work, making Facebook the largest contributor to the project. This announcement does not mark the end of our commitment. We will continue to provide access to data for independent academic research while ensuring that we also protect people's privacy. We are currently onboarding another round of researchers, and interested researchers can continue to apply for data access through Social Science One's request for proposal process. We look forward to sharing additional updates on this work over the coming months.
Microestimates of wealth for all low and middle income countries
Introducing the Researcher Platform: Empowering independent research analyzing large-scale data from Meta
Q&A with Nick Vamivakas, professor at Rochester University and Facebook academic collaborator | {
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The selected directory is lost all the time.
In half a dozen scenarios, the selected directory is lost, causing all sorts of trouble throughout the portal.
1. When you timeout and click "reload".
2. When the portal opens a new tab to get you into the SCM portal. This occurs from multiple places when configuring an Azure WebSite.
3. When you ctrl-click a link to open something in a new tab to have two copies of the portal open.
4. When you open a second copy of the portal by copy/pasting the URL.
What's worse is whenever this happens, it forces a re-login for some reason (not sure why).
If you leave the portal open for some time, eventually you'll either time out, or get a message that updates are ready and you should reload. In both cases you are told your work (open blades) was saved.
In my case, I've got access to multiple directories.
When prompted to reload, however, the Default Directory is almost always loaded.
The portal then sees that I was navigated to a particular blade (it's in the querystring), but fails to switch me to the correct Directory first, so when the blade finally loads, it's a "you don't have access to this resource" error blade.
I say almost always, because sometimes the directory context is not lost. If I were to guess, this only happens when I'm prompted to reload because updates are available, thus my login token context for the directory is not lost.
As a workaround, if I'm fast enough when the portal reloads, I can click my username, select the correct directory, and as long as the redirectUrl for the previously-open blade is still in the URL, it will switch Directories and reload the correct asset.
First I should say that this was working pretty well about a month ago. But now it's not.
Just in general, the timeout behavior when you have multiple directories available leaves something to be desired.
I'll click the "reload" button that is popped up, then it'll prompt me to log in again (which it shouldn't), then takes me to a different directory than I was on previously, then when I change back to the directory I was on before I was timed out, it prompts me to log in again.
I could probably tell you what's going on if I looked into it more, but just in general, the behavior isn't great. It seems like every directory switch requires a new login.
I have a subscription for my MSDN account as well as access to a couple of client subscriptions. If I leave the portal inactive for a significant period of time, say overnight, I am automatically logged out. Using the workflow to log in I am taken back to the last subscription I was added to, not the subscription that I was using. This also happens when a portal upgrade is available. It claims to be saving my work and does seem to present me with the same resources that were open before the upgrade, but in the last subscription I was added to, not the subscription I was in. In this case I get access errors (see attached).
Expected behavior: When logging in or upgrading, the portal should take me back to the subscription that I was last using. | {
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Official Reception at the Embassy of Monaco in Italy
19 July 2019 Monaco Worldwide News flash Relevance: 100%
In the elegant setting of the Residence of Monaco in Italy, the Ambassador, H.E.Mr.Robert Fillon, and his wife, held the traditional annual reception to celebrate the anniversary of the Accession of H.S.H. the Sovereign Prince.More than three hundred people gathered in the garden of the Embassy, including dignitarie...
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The Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of H.S.H. Prince Albert II and the Government of the Republic of Mauritius, relating to an exchange programme in the hotel and restaurant sector, was renewed on 16 July 2019.The Memorandum was signed by Mr. Patrice Cellario, Minister of Interior, in the presence...
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The first Energy Transition press events were held today at the offices of the Mission for Energy Transition (MTE), the result of a desire jointly expressed by H.E. the Minister of State and Marie-Pierre Gramaglia, Minister of Public Works, the Environment and Urban Development, to showcase different contributors to...
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On 9 July 2019, Monegasque painters Gérard Pettiti and Claude Rosticher presented their joint exhibition, "Monaco. Artists' Stories", for the first time at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA).The exhibition, which has been organised with the support of the Principality of Monaco's Embassy in the Russian Federati...
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On 11 July 2019, H.E. Ms Isabelle Picco, Monaco's Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations, officially unveiled a photo exhibition on the theme of "Monaco and the Ocean" to mark the anniversary of H.S.H. the Sovereign Prince's accession.Accompanied by H.E. Ms Maria Fernanda Espinosa Garcès, Pres...
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The aim of the Demography Observatory is to present the main demographic indicators for the population of Monegasque nationality.
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Christophe Prat, Director General of the Department of the Interior, and Isabelle Bonnal, Director of Education, Youth and Sport, hosted a reception at Monaco's Vocational and Catering School for the 116 pupils who achieved highest honours in their Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) examinations this year. The recepti...
Diplomatic relations established between Principality of Monaco and Kingdom of Cambodia
The Principality of Monaco and the Kingdom of Cambodia signed a joint communiqué on 11 July 2019, officially establishing diplomatic relations between the countries.The document was signed by H.E. Mr Christophe Steiner, Ambassador for the Principality of Monaco, and H.E. Mr Widhya Chem, Ambassador for the Kingdom of...
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On 8 July 2019, the Embassy of Monaco in Germany held its traditional reception to mark the anniversary of H.S.H. Prince Albert II's accession. The event took place in the prestigious Patrick Hellmann Schlosshotel.H.E. Ms Isabelle Berro-Amadeï, together with her husband and diplomats from the Embassy, welcomed nearl...
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With the support of the Embassy of Monaco in Russia, two Monegasque artists, Gérard Pettiti and Claude Rosticher, are working on the final details of a travelling exhibition that will make it possible to present an entire chapter of the Principality's artistic history in Moscow, Rostov-sur-le Don and Paris.This exhi...
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On Friday 12 July, H.S.H. Prince Albert II officially launched MonaBike, the new electric bike sharing scheme in the Principality and the latest step in promoting soft mobility. The scheme aims to encourage cycling in the Principality, to improve coverage within the country, and to increase the capacity of the exist...
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As part of its active participation in the Women's Rights Committee, IMSEE has just published a Focus on the place of women in the world of business.At the end of 2018, women accounted for 27.9% of persons listed in the Trade and Industry Register (RCI) as engaged in a business activity, and 40.2% of Monaco's employ...
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On Sunday 7 July, the Principality's Embassy in the UK welcomed the Little Singers of Monaco to London, as the choir embarks on a concert tour of Britain.That same evening, by special permission, the choir gave a performance at the city's Chapel Royal of St. Peter ad Vincula. This historic chapel was constructed in...
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Patrice Cellario, Minister of Interior, accompanied by Monsignor Barsi, Archbishop of Monaco, Brigitte Boccone-Pagès, Vice-President of the National Council, Isabelle Bonnal, Director of Education, Youth and Sport, as well as other high-ranking dignitaries and Heads of the Principality's high schools, recently recei...
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In 2016, a highly unusual mortality event affecting noble pen shells was observed on the Spanish coast. By the end of 2018, it had spread to French, Monegasque and Italian waters. With assistance from numerous local institutions and working together with a network of international stakeholders, the Prince's Governme...
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In the presence of Patrice Cellario, Minister of the Interior, and Marie-Claude Beaud, Director of the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco (NMNM), the museum's permanent new studio, Le Studio, was officially presented by the designers behind the project, Adrien Gadet and Benjamin Lina from Studio Quetzal.Aimed primaril...
Presentation of Herculis EBS 2019 athletics meeting - Louis II Stadium – Friday 12 July 2019, from 7 pm
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Search engine optimization or SEO of a web page is done by improving the quality of the content in it to make more users come to your site. These days, poor content destroys the efforts to optimize a site. This happens in the following ways.
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Duplicate content: SEO friendly content does not mean that you have to include duplicate content in your site. The content should be as unique as possible. If you have copied some content from other sites, the search engines will not index your pages as your pages seem like just repetition.
Quality of guest posts: When you allow guests to post on your website, you must ensure that the content is original. Accepting write-ups from new writers is good but, they have to be original. Today, a lot of sites have columns filled with content from guests which are too lousy to read.
Paid links: Getting valuable back links take a lot of effort and patience. But, there are sites which pay money to buy back links. This is a bad SEO practice that may get good rankings in the beginning. But, they are sure to fail in course of time by losing the ranking.
Invisible text: Previously, there was a practice of hiding the real pages from the crawlers. The content contains links that lead to different versions of the same page when clicked by the users and the web crawlers. This is a poor practice which gradually takes away the ranking of your site.
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