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Click this link to register for any of the following programs or our Movie Matinees
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One-on-One Genealogy Sessions
Trying to get started on your family tree or looking for some tools to help with research? Are you stuck trying to find an ancestor? Well, we have two genealogy buffs Sam Morrisey and John Dwyer, who can sit with you one-on-one for a ½ hour session. Call now to ensure a spot.
THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH
February 20, 2020, March 19, 2020
April 16, 2020, May 21, 2020, June 18, 2020
HALF HOUR SESSIONS
10:00-10:30, 10:30-11:00, 11:00-11:30, 11:30-12:00
2:00-2:30, 2:30-3:00, 3:00-3:30, 3:30-4:00
Just bring your ancestry information and your laptop/digital device. If you do not have a laptop/digital device that's ok too. We will have one available. Sam Morrisey has been doing genealogy research for 20 years and is a member of the Judea Chapter of the DAR. John Dwyer learned genealogy from his mother. He started research with his own family tree and has moved on to help others.
Better Angels Debate on U.S. Immigration Policy
Thursday, January 23 @ 6 pm
The Gunnery's History Chair, Bart McMann, will facilitate a Better Angels Debate (a new way of talking politics) on The Future of U.S. Immigration Policy. Join Bart and his students, for this Better Angels forum, to explore and share views on the political realities surrounding one of the country's most pressing and divisive issues. America's immigration policies continue to change over time. Issues that frame such policy include the immigrant's role in the labor force, rates of immigration to the US, and most recently, concerns about terrorism. The main question to consider is the fairness of these policies in terms of their consideration of immigrants and benefits to the United States. Better Angels is a national citizens' movement to reduce political polarization in the United States by bringing liberals and conservatives together to understand each other beyond stereotypes, forming red/blue community alliances, teaching practical skills for communicating across political differences, and making a strong public argument for depolarization. The goal of a Better Angels Debate is not to "win" the argument. Rather, it is a highly structured conversation in which a group of people listen carefully and meaningfully engage with each other's ideas on a difficult issue. www.better-angels.org
Book Talk & Signing: The General's Cook by Ramin Ganeshram
Tuesday, February 4 @ 6:30 pm
Author & journalist, Ramin Ganeshram will lead a discussion and signing on her recent historical fiction novel The General's Cook. Philadelphia 1793. Hercules, President George Washington's chef, is a fixture on the Philadelphia scene. He is famous for both his culinary prowess and for ruling his kitchen like a commanding general. He has his run of the city and earns twice the salary of an average American workingman. He wears beautiful clothes and attends the theater. Some even say the first celebrity chef. But while valued by the Washingtons for his prowess in the kitchen and rewarded far over and above even white servants, Hercules is enslaved in a city where most black Americans are free. Even while he masterfully manages his kitchen and the lives of those in and around it, Hercules harbors secrets. Eventually Hercules' carefully crafted intrigues fall apart and he finds himself trapped by his circumstance and the will of George Washington. Based on actual historical events and people, The General's Cook, will thrill fans as they follow Hercules' precarious and terrifying bid for freedom.
Ramin Ganeshram is a veteran journalist, who has written features for the New York Times and for New York Newsday. As a professionally trained chef with a Master's degree in Journalism from Columbia, she is a celebrated food columnist who has been awarded seven Society of Professional Journalist awards for her work and an IACP Cookbook of The Year Award. Ganeshram is the author of several cookbooks. As an American of Trinidadian and Iranian heritage, she specializes in writing about multicultural communities as a news reporter and about food from the perspective of history and culture. Her work has appeared in Saveur, Gourmet, Bon Appetit, National Geographic Traveler, Forbes Traveler, Forbes Four Seasons, and many others. Born and raised in New York City, she lives in Westport, Connecticut.
Local Author Book Talk and Signing
Tuesday, February 11 @ 6:30 pm
Washington, CT author Jamie Jackson Spannhake will lead a discussion and signing on her recent publication The Lawyer, The Lion & The Laundry. In her new book, Jamie shares a profound and practical mind-management strategy that significantly improves life, from the inside-out. The book is intended to be read in three hours and is designed to help anyone trying to manage various responsibilities in life, including career, family, social life, personal hobbies, and spirituality, and so on, without feeling overwhelmed and exhausted. Spannhake explains that when she was successfully managing her legal career, family, and personal life, she was so busy that she felt overwhelmed and exhausted. She wasn't able to enjoy her life because it seemed so chaotic. Over ten years of researching, writing, speaking with others, and experimenting in her own life, she has developed a "mind management" strategy — a way to approach things differently to better handle her competing responsibilities.
Jamie Jackson Spannhake is a lawyer, writer, speaker, and certified health coach. Her writing has appeared in print and online, including at Attorney at Work, eHow.com, Law Practice Magazine, Law Practice Today, The Brooklyn Journal of International Law, and the Cumberland Law Review. She practices law as a partner in a small firm with offices in New York and Connecticut. In addition, she mothers her eight-year old daughter, successfully co-parents with her ex-husband, loves two dogs and two cats, and parents foster kids. She also volunteers at her daughter's school regularly practices yoga and meditation, plays tennis and runs. She is enjoying her life, without feeling overwhelmed.
Books will be available for sale and signing at the event.
The Music, Life & Legacy of Mozart
Thursday, February 13 @ 6:30
Vincent P. de Luise, M.D., Cultural Ambassador for the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra, presents Amadeus in Retrospect. The music, life and legacy of Wolfgang Mozart continue to fascinate and enthrall. Who was Mozart? Of course, we all know his music, that rich and deep trove of ineffable melodies from his symphonies, operas, chamber and sacred works that is an essential part of western civilization. The wonderful play and movie, "Amadeus" have introduced Mozart's music to millions. Yet, much of Mozart's life remains dotted with questions, falsehood and hyperbole.What did Mozart look like? What was his relationship with his father Leopold and his sister Nannerl? How did his years of touring Europe as a prodigy affect his health? How did his perfect pitch and eidetic memory inform his compositions? Why was he not as famous during his adult life as he was as a child? What was musical life like in the Vienna of the 1780s? Did he really compose without making mistakes? How did Mozart make a living without a patron? Why did he die so young? What is the Mozart "effect?"? Can his music really make you smarter?
Join Dr Vincent de Luise for a fascinating look at Mozart: the man, his life, and his wondrous musical legacy. Dr. de Luise is an assistant clinical professor of ophthalmology at Yale University School of Medicine, and on the adjunct faculty of the Weill Cornell Medical College, where he serves on the Humanities and Medicine Committee and the Music and Medicine Initiative. He is president of the Connecticut Summer Opera Foundation and lectures frequently about music and the arts.
Book Talk & Signing with Author & Historian Tom Shachtman
Thursday, February 27 @ 6:30 pm
Historian & Author Tom Shachtman will offer a visual presentation & signing on his most recent publication, The Founding Fortunes. The Founding Fortunes reveals the ways in which a dozen notable Revolutionaries deeply affected the finances and birth of the new country while making and losing their fortunes and provides a riveting history of economic patriotism that still resonates today. In addition to nuanced views of the well-known wealthy financiers such as Robert Morris and John Hancock, and of the less wealthy but influential Alexander Hamilton, The Founding Fortunes offers insight into the contributions of those often overlooked by popular history: Henry Laurens, the plantation owner who replaced Hancock as President of Congress; pioneering businessmen William Bingham, Jeremiah Wadsworth, and Stephen Girard; privateer magnate Elias Hasket Derby; and Hamilton's successors at Treasury, Oliver Wolcott, Jr. and Albert Gallatin. The Founders dealt with tariffs, taxes on the wealthy, the national debt, regional disparities, the census as it affected finances, and how much of what America needs should be manufactured at home in ways that remain startlingly relevant and insightful.
TOM SHACHTMAN has written or co-authored more than 35 books, as well as documentaries for ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, and BBC, and has taught at New York University and lectured at Harvard, Stanford, Georgia Tech, the Smithsonian, and the Library of Congress. He is a former chairman of The Writers Room in Manhattan, a trustee of the Connecticut Humanities Council, and an occasional columnist for the Lakeville Journal.
DNA &Your Family Tree
Thursday, March 5 @ 6:30 pm
Have you heard about DNA testing for genealogy but you're not sure what it can do for you? DNA is a powerful tool to confirm lineage for those who know their family history. For those who don't, it can be life changing. Join us as Professional Genealogist, Jennifer Zinck, President of the Connecticut Professional Genealogists Council discusses the different types of DNA tests and how they might help you to knock down tough brick walls and connect branches of your family tree. Learn about the most popular tools and techniques used in genealogy and explore challenges and successes in the modern world of genealogy. Jennifer will even share a case history as it relates to Washington, CT.
Jennifer Zinck is a Professional Genealogist who specializes in Connecticut research and DNA evidence for genealogy. Jennifer is currently serving her third term as the President of the Connecticut Professional Genealogists Council. She is an instructor in the Boston University Genealogical Research Certificate Program. Jennifer enjoys sharing her passion for family history with all ages.
All programs are free and open to the public, but registration is requested.
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NCTO Announces Winner of the 2020 Paul T. O'Day Memorial Scholarship
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WASHINGTON, DC – The National Council of Textile Organization's (NCTO) Fiber Council announces Lauren Biggs of Charlotte, NC as the recipient of the 2020 Paul T. O'Day Scholarship Award. She is the daughter of Sheila Price and Alexander Graham Biggs, III, who is employed by Unifi, Inc.
Ms. Biggs graduated in June with high honors from Myers Park High School. She will attend the University of South Carolina entering the program for Computer Science this fall. She is grateful to the NCTO Paul T. O'Day Scholarship Committee for choosing her as this year's scholarship recipient stating, "Your generosity is truly humbling and greatly appreciated. Being awarded the Paul T. O'Day Scholarship will make a huge difference in my finances while I work to achieve my goal of becoming a creative problem solver, leader and innovator in the fiber industry just as Mr. O'Day was for so many years. Thank you again for this honor. I hope to one day give back to those who gave so much."
NCTO Fiber Council Chairman David Poston, President of Palmetto Synthetics LLC, commented, "We are pleased to recognize Ms. Biggs's record of achievements and passion for learning as we name her the 2020 recipient of our Paul T. O'Day Memorial Scholarship. On behalf of the Fiber Council, we congratulate Ms. Biggs and wish her continued success in her academic career."
The scholarship program was created in 2014 in honor of Paul T. O'Day who served as President of the American Fiber Manufacturers Association (AFMA) for more than three decades. The Association merged with the National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO) in April 2018, and NCTO's Fiber Council now administers the scholarship program. Recipients receive a $5,000 award each year, totaling $20,000 for four years of study. Sons or daughters of NCTO's Fiber Council member company employees are eligible to apply.
NCTO is a Washington, DC-based trade association that represents domestic textile manufacturers, including artificial and synthetic filament and fiber producers.
U.S. employment in the textile supply chain was 585,240 in 2019.
The value of shipments for U.S. textiles and apparel was $75.8 billion in 2019.
U.S. exports of fiber, textiles and apparel were $29.1 billion in 2019.
Capital expenditures for textile and apparel production totaled $2.5 billion in 2018, the last year for which data is available.
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Appointment of Advisory Board of National Incubation Centre at LUMS announced
The National Incubation Centre (NIC) at LUMS announced the appointment of its Advisory Board, chaired by Mr. Saleem Ahmad, Senior Advisor at Afiniti, world's largest applied artificial intelligence company. He, along with a strong team, will bring extensive leadership and expertise in entrepreneurship to both NIC Lahore and NIC Quetta, LUMS said on Tuesday. "Mr….
iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max with 5G announced
Apple announced iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max, introducing a powerful 5G experience and advanced technologies that push the boundaries of innovation for users who want the most out of iPhone. iPhone 12 Pro models feature a new design and edge-to-edge Super Retina XDR displays, the largest ever on iPhone, protected by the all-new Ceramic…
GWC announced as regional supporter & official logistics provider for FIFA World Cup 2022
Qatar-based GWC (Q.P.S.C.), a leader in supply chain solutions including warehousing, freight forwarding, commercial, fine art, and event logistics services, was announced as the first Regional Supporter and Official Logistics Provider for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ today. As such, GWC will be the key operational supplier of logistics solutions for the World Cup…
Undergraduate scholarships for students of Balochistan & erstwhile FATA announced
Higher Education Commission (HEC) invited applications from the outstanding students of Balochistan and erstwhile FATA who intend to pursue undergraduate studies in HEC recognized public/private sector Universities/Degree Awarding Institutions of Pakistan. The scholarships are being offered for the academic year 2020-21 in all areas of study/disciplines under the project entitled "Provision of Higher Education Opportunities for…


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Q: Booting to black screen (possible ecryptfs failure) I've been running 20.10 on my machine without problems for a while now. I was in the process of trying to encrypt the home folder of a second user with ecryptfs following this article
https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/04/how-to-encrypt-home-folder-in-ubuntu.html
But I ran into an error that some files were still in use by that user even though the user was logged out. I still had not rebooted the computer.
I then moved onto some to some other tasks, and in the process of doing something else, I rebooted the computer.
Maybe all the above is unrelated, but right now when I try to boot up I only get to a black screen.
I have the option to getting to the grub bootloader before the black screen, but I'm not sure what my problem even is, let alone how to solve it :(

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And an attempt at booting into Recovery mode hangs after "Loading initial ramdisk..."

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Together Sue and I made the sale of 38 Lacepede Drive Sorrento and our seller is very happy with the result.
Sue Van Vuuren the newest Rep at Ray White North Beach is all excited with the sale of her first listing at 38 Lacepede Drive Sorrento which I was able to bring the buyer.
I feel I have to be the happiest because as my birthday was on Thursday I felt like I got a gift for my birthday.
We are both happy and so are the Sellers with a great result!
July is the first Month of the new Financial year and I got number one for the Month. Started very well Sold on Christmas Day I have the buyers, but do you have the home? Did you see it go from house to block on St Helier corner?


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Our aim is to entertain. We bring a new, invigorating energy to a timeless style. Cool classics with a fresh twist!
We have been fortunate enough with "FORM DANCE PROJECTS" to have 4 exciting shows in the annual Dance Bites season. Dance Bites features some of Australia's most innovative and exciting choreographers/performers at the Parramatta Riverside Theatre. With a highly experienced and creative cocktail of artists THE TAP PACK bring a modern edge to live jazz music and tap dance.
Form Dance Projects and Riverside present The Tap Pack – The Rat Pack meets Aussie Brat Pack!


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A Ukrainian village. A youth, Lev, lives with his mother, who runs a smallholding. He's close to marrying Marianna, but deep inside him is a longing for something more, something which is opposed to happiness and love. He struggles to suppress it, choke it, neutralise it, but there comes a moment when an eruption turns out to be inevitable.
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Born in the city of Cherkasy in Ukraine in 1985, Tymur Yashchenko is a graduate of the Law Education at the Bohdan Khmelnytsky National University of Cherkasy. He spent a year studying at the Kulturama performing arts school in Stockholm and is also a graduate of the Film and TV Direction Department at the Łódź Film School. Tymur lives and works in Warsaw.


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A very fast growing plant. Certain species can grow 90cm in 24 hours. Did you know that bamboo has a higher compressive strength than wood, brick or concrete? We use the splitted bamboo for several decoration items and lampshades.
The teak we use for our furniture is recycled teak. The wood is from old buildings en old wooden houses in Indonesia. The locals receive, besides work to produce wooden furniture, bricks to build new, stronger brick houses. This recycled teak gives an extra dimension to a new piece of furniture, and it's beautiful of course to give this wood a second life, instead of using it as firewood.


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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1: Legacy
Vol. 1: Legacy
Collects Guardians of the Galaxy #1-6. Back-to-back Annihilation wars have weakened the boundaries of our universe. Dark gods and monsters are seeping through the cracks, reigning horror upon many worlds. In the face of terror, who stands to defend a desperate universe? Star-Lord and his squad of butt-kickers - the modern day Guardians of the Galaxy!
Dan Abnett Andy Lanning
Rick Magyar Paul Pelletier
Guardians of the Galaxy (2008-2010)
Back-to-back Annihilation wars have weakened the boundaries of our universe. In the face of terror, who stands to defend a desperate universe? Star-Lord and his squad of butt-kickers -- the modern day Guardians of the Galaxy!
Annihilation: Conquest
The Phalanx launched a sneak attack on the Kree Empire and the heroes, separated by distance but united by willpower, took their first steps to liberating a galaxy in peril. What are the Phalanx really after? What new players will change the game?
Collects Realm Of Kings, Realm Of Kings: Inhumans #1-5, Realm Of Kings: Imperial Guard #1-5, Realm Of Kings: Son Of Hulk #1-4. The War of Kings leads to new adventures for the Inhumans, the Imperial Guard, the Son of Hulk and Quasar! In the final confrontati on of the War of Kings, the wicked Vulcan and the Inhumans' Black Bolt both disappeared in a violent explosion. And though that epic confl
Nova (2007-2010)
In the wake of the Annihilation Wave, a desperate galaxy cries out for law and order. In the past, an army of peacekeeping Centurions delivered stability. But the Nova Corps are dead and gone - now there is only Richard Rider, the man called Nova.
War of Kings
In the aftermath of SECRET INVASION, Black Bolt has led the Inhumans on a shockingly savage path to restore their strength and security. But that path has brought them into direct confrontation with the Shi'Ar Empire -- and their mad ruler Vulcan!


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[Baltimore Heritage](http://baltimoreheritage.org/), 2016 July 22

[bit.ly/bmoreheritagedataday16](http://bit.ly/bmoreheritagedataday16)

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![This Place Matters: Baltimore's Hebrew Orphan Asylum, September 8, 2010, Baltimore Heritage](https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4113/4970821797_a07fa05333_b.jpg)

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**Who is Baltimore Heritage?**

Founded in 1960, Baltimore Heritage is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting Baltimore's historic  building and neighborhoods.

With two staff members, 33 volunteer board members, and a host of volunteers, we lead tours, help homeowners, teach workshops, and more.

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## Follow our presentation

[bit.ly/bmoreheritagedataday16](http://bit.ly/bmoreheritagedataday16)

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Eli Pousson, our Director of Preservation and Advocacy, put together this presentation and is leading our efforts to incorporate data and mapping into our preservation advocacy.

We've posted our slides and notes online at [bit.ly/bmoreheritagedataday16](http://bit.ly/bmoreheritagedataday16) where you can find links to more information for everything we talk about today.

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## Preservation and Vacant Buildings

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![American Ice Company, Franklin Street, September 14, 2012 (CC-BY)](/presentations/images/2012-09-14-american-ice-company-franklin-street.jpg)

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Over the past few years, we have worked on vacant buildings in a few different ways:

- We organize tours and community events in historic neighborhoods with significant numbers of vacant buildings like Harlem Park and Franklin Square
- We advocate for the reuse of vacant historic buildings like the Hebrew Orphan Asylum or the American Ice Company
- We teach homeowners and developers about city and state historic tax credits which can be essential tools for the reuse of distressed historic buildings

Over the past two years, one of the most important opportunities we have to advocate for the preservation and reuse of vacant buildings is a regulatory review process known as **Section 106**.

Administered by the Maryland Historical Trust, Section 106 (named for the relevant section of the National Historic Preservation Act) require the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development and Baltimore Housing to consider the impact of the city's strategic demolition program on the historic buildings and neighborhoods, consult with community groups, and, in some cases, mitigate any loss to historic buildings.

Unfortunately, this review process can be seen as a burden; a frustrating road block to the effort to rid the city of "blighted" buildings.

How can preservation be a more effective ally to neighborhoods struggling with large numbers of vacant buildings?

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![Vacant building notices by market typology](/presentations/images/2016-07-21-vbn-chart.png)

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The overlap between preservation and vacancy is evident when you look at Baltimore's 16,638 vacant building notices.  7,018 of those, over 40% of the total, are located inside historic districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 4,878 of that subset, about 70%, are located on blocks described as "stressed" by the Baltimore Housing Market Typology.

When so many designated historic buildings are deteriorating from abandonment and neglect it makes it difficult to know where to focus our efforts. We know we can't save every vacant building in Baltimore. But, as the number of buildings targeted for demolition expands under Project CORE, we run the risk of losing important landmarks and fragmenting historic neighborhoods.

Chart: [Vacant building notices by market typology](https://plot.ly/~baltimoreheritage/3/)

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![2023-2027 Herbert Street. Courtesy Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development](http://baltimoreheritage.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/2023-2027-Herbert-St-Project-CORE-1024x683.jpg)

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Project CORE and the city's continuing challenges around vacant buildings is a also challenge for preservation in Baltimore. And a clear and detailed understanding of the situation is essential.

- How can we promote alternatives to demolition if we don't know where demolition is taking place?
- How can we encourage residents to participate in the review of demolition projects when information about projects is confusing or difficult to access?
- How can we argue for the feasibility of building reuse if we don't know where market conditions make reuse difficult?

**We can't.**

We believe data and mapping can help Baltimore Heritage take a more proactive approach to engaging with the regulatory review process. We think these tools can help us promote the reuse of vacant buildings and encourage reinvestment in historic neighborhoods.

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![3208-3210 Elgin Avenue. Courtesy Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development.](http://baltimoreheritage.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/3208-3210-Elgin-Ave-Project-CORE-768x511.jpg)

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Data can help us understand and focus our work on vacant buildings in a few different ways.

Information can be an early warning system: "spotting potential problem properties and areas before it is too late" for us to get involved.

This presentation is based on the past six months of experimenting and learning how we can incorporate data and mapping into our advocacy and outreach efforts. We are focused on how we can use these tools to inform and empower community residents in historic neighborhoods.

- How are we using data in our work on Project CORE?
- How can other nonprofits and advocacy groups use data to investigate housing and community development issues?

How do we use data to support preservation advocacy on vacant housing?

We want an early warning system. How can we know when properties are at-risk? How can we help inform neighborhoods about at-risk properties and support their work to promote preservation and reuse?

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# Building a data and mapping toolbox

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![Old toolbox, February 22, 2007, skistz/Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)](/presentations/images/2007-02-22-toolbox-skistz-cc-by-sa.jpg)

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We are interested in sharing our experience with community organizations and small nonprofits who care about housing, community development, and historic preservation. We're also interested in hearing from you about how you think we can use data to inform decision-making and educate residents, board members, and other stakeholders.

Image: [Old toolbox, February 22, 2007, skistz/Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)](https://www.flickr.com/photos/skistz/398429879/)

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## Getting Started

- Where can you find **data**?
- What **tools** can you use to work with data?
- What can you **learn** from working with data?

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We are not experts but we do have a bit of insight on these three questions. These are the questions you may want to ask to put together your own data and mapping toolbox:

1. Where can you find **data** related to vacant housing?
2. What **tools** can you use to work with the data?
3. What can you **learn** from looking at the data?

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# Finding Data

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![Watercolor style map of Baltimore](/presentations/images/2016-07-14-watercolor-baltimore.jpg)

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We are using data that you can find for free online from Baltimore City and the State of Maryland. We are looking for information about both individual properties and whole neighborhoods.

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![Open Baltimore (Screenshot)](/presentations/images/2016-07-14-open-baltimore.png)

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[Open Baltimore](https://data.baltimorecity.gov/) provides useful data for anyone trying to understand housing and development issues in Baltimore including:

- vacant building notices
- citations for code violations
- 311 service requests on vacant buildings
- housing permits for work on vacant buildings
- and the Baltimore Housing Market Typology.

Using data from Open Baltimore can present real challenges. We've found data sets that are out of date, incomplete, and missing essential information. For example:

- Data on [Housing Citations](https://data.baltimorecity.gov/Housing-Development/Housing-Citations/pugq-wdem) from the Environmental Control Board lists the address for each violation but no coordinates. To use this data, we needed to geocode hundreds of addresses using a [Batch Geocoding service](http://www.findlatitudeandlongitude.com/batch-geocode/)
- Data on Vacant Building Notices from Baltimore Housing combines latitude and longitude into a single field and wraps them in parentheses. This small quirk of formatting makes it impossible to directly import the vacant building notice data into most web mapping tools without splitting up the combined field.

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![Maryland iMap: Maryland's Mapping & GIS Data Portal (Screenshot)](/presentations/images/2016-07-14-MD-iMAP.png)

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We also used:

- [Maryland iMap: Maryland's Mapping & GIS Data Portal](http://data.imap.maryland.gov/) to find data on National Register designated historic districts and the Maryland Inventory of Historic Properties.
- [Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance](http://bniajfi.org/) for additional data and analysis on housing and vacancy in Baltimore.

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![Community Building by LA Great Streets, US, The Noun Project (PD)](/presentations/images/noun_476749.png)

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Sometimes the data you need isn't available online. You can always ask for it. And ask again and again if you don't get an answer.

You may also need to tell  city and state staff about why you need a GIS data or a spreadsheet instead of a just a PDF file or (even worse) a photocopy. Getting data in standard accessible format is essential if you want to do more than just print it out or read it on your computer.

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# Applying your tools

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![Placemaking by LA Great Streets, US, The Noun Project (PD)](/presentations/images/noun_476738.png)

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**What tools can you use to work with data?**

Don't forget, we are a tiny nonprofit. We don't have a big budget for consultants or for expensive software. Instead, we try to use free or cheap tools whenever we can.

Once we collected our data, we used three free tools to do some analysis, make maps, and create visualizations:

- [Google Sheets](https://www.google.com/sheets/about/)
- [CARTO](https://carto.com/)
- [QGIS](http://qgis.org/)

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![Google Sheets (Screenshot)](/presentations/images/2016-07-14-google-sheets-example.png)

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We started with Google Sheets, a free spreadsheet application included with Google Drive, to make some simple charts, sort and filter data, and to sync data from Open Baltimore to CARTO.

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![CARTO (Screenshot)](/presentations/images/2016-07-14-carto-example.png)

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CARTO is a web-based platform for geographical data visualization and analysis. They offer a free plan with basic features for everyone and a [20% discount for students and nonprofits](https://carto.com/pricing/#discount).

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![QGIS (Screenshot)](/presentations/images/2016-07-14-qgis-example.png)

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[QGIS](http://qgis.org/) is a free and open-source Geographic Information System desktop application. It is a more complicated tool than CARTO but there is a lot of useful [documentation available online](http://qgis.org/en/docs/index.html).

We can also easily move our data from QGIS to CARTO using [a free plugin](https://github.com/gkudos/qgis-cartodb) that syncs GIS data from one program to the other. CARTO can also [work with ArcGIS](https://carto.com/blog/esri-and-cartodb-together/) for any planners or professional who use that application.

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## Showing your work

![Community Led Design by LA Great Streets, US, The Noun Project (PD)](/presentations/images/noun_476748.png)

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One final tool in our toolbox isn't a technology but an approach. We try to **show our work**. Web-based tools like Google Sheets and CARTO make it easy to share data and maps online, where we can invite residents, local preservationists, and partners to share their questions or comments. Sharing maps and data with stakeholders is a great way to solicit feedback and turn data and maps into stronger advocacy.

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# Learning from data

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Our work is primarily description, about making it easier for us and others to understand and make connections.

Here are a few of the questions we wanted to answer:

- What neighborhoods are most affected by vacancy and demolition?
- What vacant buildings are most likely to be selected for demolition?
- Where are the opportunities for Baltimore City or private developers to invest in stabilization, preservation, and reuse?

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The scale of vacant housing in historic districts varies. Eleven of the city's 58 residential National Register designated historic districts have over 100 VBNs and two have over 1,000 VBNs: the Old West Baltimore Historic District with 2038 and Baltimore East/South Clifton Park Historic District with 1790.

Looking closer we've found that in:

- Reservoir Hill Historic District, 123 of 1557 buildings are vacant (7.9%)
- Upton's Marble Hill Historic District, 48 of 348 buildings are vacant (13.8%)
- Union Square-Hollins Market Historic District, 239 of 1305 buildings are vacant (18.31%)
- Franklin Square Historic District, 338 of 1192 buildings are vacant (28.36%)

Map: [Vacant Building Notices and Historic Districts](https://baltimoreheritage.carto.com/viz/c1c5b24a-d032-11e5-9637-0e5db1731f59/public_map) (this map needs work)

Google Sheet: [Vacant Buildings - Historic Districts - Baltimore City](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fR7B9fbAblGgZVfb6_GFXeincgPruYjb5bWp811xLxs/edit?usp=sharing) (this data may show different things than the map)

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## Where do market conditions discourage preservation in historic districts?

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Vacant buildings on stressed market blocks present the greatest challenge for preservation and for anyone who cares about housing and community development in Baltimore. The significant number of vacant properties in historically black neighborhoods like Upton's Marble Hill is no coincidence.

Mortgage discrimination against black homeowners, exemplified by the 1930s-era policies of "redlining" black neighborhoods, as well as housing segregation, employment discrimination and unequal education, has limited reinvestment in these neighborhoods for generations and contributed to conditions of concentrated poverty. This history of discrimination remains a challenge and an important part of what makes these neighborhoods, the vacant buildings, historically significant in the present.

Map: [Vacant Buildings in Stressed Markets and Historic Districts](https://elipousson.carto.com/viz/cacbb1ba-1b63-11e6-b4fd-0ecfd53eb7d3/public_map)

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## Where are property owners neglecting their buildings?

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We can see the continued neglect of buildings in some neighborhoods by looking at citation data.

Baltimore Housing has used the new "Failed to Abate Unsafe Structure" citation to target neglectful property owners and encourage them to take action to mitigate the harm a vacant building can bring to a community.

By looking at open citations, you can see where property owners are not doing enough. You can also see neighborhoods where Baltimore Housing is _not_ using this citation because it is difficult to cite a property owner when too many other buildings on the block are vacant.

Map: [Failed to Abate Unsafe Structure Open Citations: 2016](https://baltimoreheritage.carto.com/viz/b7346d6a-0018-11e6-ad61-0e8c56e2ffdb/public_map)

Google Sheet: [Failed to Abate Unsafe Structure - Data Dashboard](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iM2QJwN1LUZ9LzP5lMxSp3VR2XjibF2wtoN8ldY9re8/edit?usp=sharing)

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## Where is Baltimore tearing buildings down?

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Between 2011 and 2015, Baltimore issued 1,991 demolition permits. East Baltimore stands out: Broadway East and Coldstream Homestead Montebello top the list of neighborhoods with the greatest number of demolition permits. Oliver, Middle East, and Johnston Square join those neighborhoods in the top ten. The Old West Baltimore Historic District, made up of the Upton, Harlem Park, Sandtown-Winchester, Druid Heights, and Madison Park neighborhoods, has seen 173 demolition permits in that same period.

Map: [Demolition Permits and Historic Districts (2011-2016)](https://baltimoreheritage.carto.com/viz/343fb512-0014-11e6-a407-0ecfd53eb7d3/public_map)

Google Sheet: [Baltimore City Demolition Permits - Data Dashboard](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fNvFRqc6AqL-Fy-jXyerqzBIfzWRCbHDJg6qAchywdE/edit?usp=sharing)

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### Where are property owners investing in rehabilitation?

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![CHAP Tax Credits by Historic District](/presentations/images/CHAP_tax_credits_by_historic_district_2011-2015.png)

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Between 2011 and 2015, Southeast Baltimore neighborhoods led the city in using CHAP historic tax credits for rehabilitation projects. In addition to the significant investment in Canton and Patterson Park/Highlandtown, the CHAP tax credit also supported 68 projects in the Old East Baltimore Historic District ($9,092,149 invested), 33 projects in Union Square	($5,707,367 invested), and 24 projects in Broadway East/South Clifton Park ($4,756,218 invested). In 2016, Broadway East/South Clifton Park has seen a remarkable 55 certified historic	tax credit projects (a $10,153,343 investment).

Google Sheet: [Baltimore City Historic Property Tax Credit Program - Data (2003-2016)](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qh7NV7WyU8TxS0XLx0a3QvRYDSIfYHpXAFac7ttlJjE/edit?usp=sharing)

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## Where is Project CORE tearing down buildings?

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In March, Baltimore Housing and the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) shared their 2016 plan for 75 demolition "clusters" (each cluster ranging in size from two to twenty-three buildings) for a total of 468 buildings in twenty-nine neighborhoods.

Neighborhoods with five or more demolition clusters include Broadway East, Shipley Hill, Middle East, and Sandtown-Winchester. Other affected neighborhoods include Mondawmin, Upton, Coldstream Homestead Montebello, and Central Park Heights.

Map: [CORE FY2016 Property List (Draft)](https://baltimoreheritage.carto.com/viz/68692646-0057-11e6-acec-0e3ff518bd15/public_map) (filtered to just show the demolition "T" clusters)

Google Sheet: [CORE FY16 Property List (Redacted Draft)](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14XhBjhaOR-9d1N1XGf-haJkYflohKR1OXmOQEAKtRi8/edit?usp=sharing)

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![Project CORE demolition clusters by historic district](/presentations/images/2016-07-21-project-core-demo-clusters-chart.png)

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Is Project CORE tearing down buildings in historic districts?

About half the of demolition clusters are inside historic districts, including Baltimore East/South Clifton Park, Old West Baltimore, Franklin Square, Old East Baltimore, Coldstream Homestead Montebello, and East Monument.

Chart via [CORE FY16 Property List (Redacted Draft)](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14XhBjhaOR-9d1N1XGf-haJkYflohKR1OXmOQEAKtRi8/edit?usp=sharing)

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## What do we get out of using data in our advocacy?

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## More effective advocacy

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**More effective advocacy**: Fight where our help is needed and wanted. Fight for what matters. Fight where we can actually make a difference.

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## Helping people to participate

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**Greater resident participation**: Use data to help make the process more accessible and engaging to residents (both people who support preservation and those who want to see more demolition)

Mention the new partnership with the Community Law Center.

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## How can data and mapping help us understand vacancy and demolition?
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Questa voce raccoglie le informazioni riguardanti il Bologna Football Club 1909 nelle competizioni ufficiali della stagione 2018-2019.

Stagione

Dopo tre anni e mezzo alla guida dei Felsinei, Roberto Donadoni viene esonerato dal club. In sua sostituzione viene ingaggiato Filippo Inzaghi, la cui unica esperienza in panchina di Serie A era stata con il  nel campionato 2014-2015 e che decide di optare per un 3-5-2.
La stagione della squadra felsinea inizia con la vittoria per 2-0 e successivo passaggio del terzo turno in Coppa Italia ai danni del . L'esordio in campionato fa registrare invece primati negativi: 396 minuti senza segnare, che diventano 564 se si contano anche quelli della passata stagione; quattro partite senza vittoria, che diventano dieci contando anche quelle del campionato precedente; e solo un punto nelle prime quattro giornate, frutto del pareggio contro il {Frosinone Calcio|N}, il quale, dato ancora più preoccupante, è l'unico conquistato dai Felsinei nelle ultime otto gare di Serie A. Il trend negativo viene interrotto a fine settembre, quando gli emiliani trovano i primi gol battendo per 2-0 la ; l'ultima affermazione interna sui capitolini risaliva al 2004. La squadra si ripete due giornate dopo, quando trionfa per 2-1 sull' al Dall'Ara e si porta momentaneamente in piena zona salvezza. Nelle giornate seguenti i Petroniani ottengono solamente 6 pareggi e 6 sconfitte. Chiudono il girone di andata al terzultimo posto con 13 punti. L'unico trionfo arriva in Coppa Italia, grazie alla vittoria per 3-0 sul , che consente l'accesso agli ottavi di finale.

All'inizio del girone di ritorno, in chiave gestionale, viene presentato un primo progetto per la ristrutturazione completa dello Stadio Renato Dall'Ara.. Intanto inizia il girone di ritorno con la sfida persa 2-0 contro la  che costa ai Felsinei l'eliminazione agli ottavi di finale dalla Coppa Italia. La settimana successiva ricomincia il campionato e il Bologna ottiene un buon 1-1 a Ferrara contro la . Il culmine del periodo negativo dei rossoblu arriva nella giornata dopo, nella quale perdono in casa per 4-0 lo scontro salvezza contro il , penultimo a pochi punti sotto i rossoblù. Nei giorni successivi verrà comunicato l'esonero di Filippo Inzaghi, che lascerà la panchina a Siniša Mihajlović, al ritorno in Emilia dopo l'esperienza di dieci anni prima nella quale era alla prima stagione da allenatore e fu poi esonerato. Con il tecnico serbo il modulo non è più il precedente, ma diventa un 4-2-3-1 che può mutare in un 4-3-3.
La prima partita sotto la guida del nuovo allenatore risolleva il morale di giocatori tifosi e società: grazie alla rete di Federico Santander il Bologna si impone per 1-0 a San Siro contro l', interrompendo il digiuno di vittorie in trasferta che il Bologna possedeva da più di un anno. Nelle successive quattro gare i rossoblù giocano bene, ma ottengono solamente un punto, maturato dal pareggio casalingo contro il . La partita contro il  segna la svolta della stagione: a partire da questa, il Bologna vincerà tutte le partite casalinghe in programma, facendo registrare in ciascuna di esse almeno due reti. Da quel punto il Bologna vincerà tutte le partite in casa, giungendo alla cifra di 7 vittorie consecutive casalinghe, migliore risultato in Europa contando da marzo; in aggiunta, in queste 7 vittorie la squadra ha segnato almeno 2 reti, fatto mai successo nella storia felsinea. Il pareggio nella penultima giornata per 3-3 allo Stadio Olimpico di Roma contro la , neo vincitrice della Coppa Italia, si rivelerà fondamentale e sancirà la salvezza matematica per la squadra veltra. Con la doppietta di Federico Santander e la rete di Blerim Džemaili il Bologna trionfa per 3-2 contro il  secondo in classifica all'ultima giornata e termina il proprio campionato al 10º posto, nella parte sinistra della classifica.
L'impatto positivo del tecnico serbo è testimoniato anche dalla convocazione in nazionale Under-21, in occasione dell' europeo, di Riccardo Orsolini ed Arturo Calabresi.

Divise e sponsor
Per il diciottesimo anno consecutivo lo sponsor tecnico per la stagione 2018-2019 è Macron. Il main sponsor è LIU•JO; il back sponsor, nonché top partner per il quarto anno consecutivo è Illumia.

La prima divisa si presenta come la classica casacca rossoblù. Rispetto alla stagione precedente i colori vengono scuriti e vengono aggiunte piccole righe verticali rosse e blu — corrispondenti ai pali principali dello stesso colore — per sfumare le colorazioni. I pantaloncini sono bianchi.
La seconda divisa è bianca, presenta strisce orizzontali rosse e blu sulla sommità del petto, che richiama alla stagione 1980-81. I pantaloncini utilizzati principalmente sono quelli blu, i calzettoni, che si alternano tra il principale bianco con inserti rossoblù a un blu con inserti rossi.
La terza divisa fu presentata dopo essere stata scelta attraverso un'iniziativa che consisteva in un sondaggio ufficiale apparso sul sito del Bologna, nel quale venivano proposte quattro diverse colorazioni di possibili terze maglie, e il votante — attraverso il proprio numero di tessera del tifoso — poteva proporne una. Le proposte furono: una maglia blu scura, una grigio chiaro, una nera e una color verde Nettuno, un equivalente del color rame ossidato. I tifosi elessero la maglia blu come vincitrice del sondaggio ed essa divenne la terza maglia ufficiale. La casacca presentava inserti rossi e una patch di notevoli dimensioni del Nettuno stilizzato di argento posizionato nella parte in basso a sinistra del petto. I pantaloncini variano tra blu scuro con inserti rossi, e bianco con inserti rossoblù; i calzettoni durante la stagione hanno assunto due colorazioni diverse: rossi con inserti blu (la principale) e blu con inserti rossi.

La prima divisa da portiere si presenta con un azzurro molto accentuato, tendente al blu Tiffany, che si completa con degli inserti neri; i pantaloncini e calzettoni sono dello stesso colore sempre con inserti neri. La seconda maglia si presenta con un colore a metà strada tra il verde Arlecchino e il lime, sempre con calzettoni e pantaloncini di ugual colore con inserti neri. La terza maglia da portiere viene utilizzata nella 5ª giornata di campionato contro la , senza previa presentazione; presenta lo stesso blu scuro della terza maglia da giocatore, sia nella maglia sia nei pantaloncini e calzettoni, tutti gli inserti sono rossi.

Alla fine del campionato le maglie che saranno più utilizzate saranno quella verde e quella blu scura — la seconda sarà la più utilizzata in casa —, mentre la maglia azzurra — considerata di punta a inizio stagione — verrà usata raramente in trasferta e in sole due occasioni in casa.

Organigramma societario
Area direttiva
 Chairman: Joey Saputo
 Presidente Onorario: Giuseppe Gazzoni Frascara
 Amministratore delegato: Claudio Fenucci
 Consiglio di amministrazione: Joe Marsilii, Anthony Rizza
 Presidente del Collegio Sindacale: Francesco Catenacci
 Collegio Sindacale: Renato Santini, Massimo Tamburini
 Direttore Amministrazione Finanza e Controllo: Alessandro Gabrieli
 Amministrazione: Annalisa D'Amato, Roberta Dovesi, Marika Gagliardi, Antonella Nicolini

Area organizzativa
 Segretario generale: Luca Befani
 Segretario Sportivo: Daniel Maurizi
 Responsabile Segreteria organizzativa: Federica Orlandi
 Segreteria organizzativa: Paolo Mazzitelli
 Ufficio acquisti: Simona Verdecchia Tovoli
 Gestione personale: Daniela Fortini, Giuseppe Maselli
 Delegato sicurezza: Roberto Tassi
 Vice-Delegato sicurezza: Fabrizio Fieni

 Stadium manager: Mirco Sandoni
 Manutenzione stadio: Azzedine Bouidra
 Custode stadio: Maurizio Savi
 Servizi logistici e trasporti: Gianpaolo Benni, Giudo Cassanelli
 Lavanderia: Debora Roncarati, Rita Gandolfi

Area comunicazione
 Responsabile: Carlo Caliceti
 Ufficio stampa sportivo: Federico Frassinella
 Ufficio stampa istituzionale: Gloria Gardini
 Web TV: Claudio Maria Cioffi, Gianluca Ciraolo
 Social Media Officer: Edoardo Collina

Area marketing
 Responsabile: Christoph Winterling
 Head of Sponsorship: Lorenzo Barale
 Sponsorship Sales Manager: Andrea Battacchi
 Hospitality Sales Manager: Enrico Forni
 Head of Merchandising and Licensing: Tommaso Giaretta
 Marketing area: Federica Furlan, Chiara Targa
 Kid's area: Francesca Natali
 Responsabile biglietteria: Massimo Gabrielli
 Call center biglietteria: Valentina Mura, Riccardo Simione
 Centralino: Matteo Molinari, Claudia Magnani

Area tecnica
 Direttore sportivo: Riccardo Bigon
 Club manager: Marco Di Vaio
 Responsabile Scouting: Marco Zunino
 Allenatore: Filippo Inzaghi, da gennaio Siniša Mihajlović
 Allenatore in seconda: Maurizio D'Angelo, da gennaio Miroslav Tanjga
 Collaboratori tecnici: Duccio Innocenti, da gennaio Renato Baldi, Emilio De Leo, Diego Raimondi
 Preparatore dei portieri: Luca Bucci
 Preparatori atletici: Luca Alimonta, Daniele Cenci, Stefano Pasquali, Nicolò Prandelli, da gennaio Massimiliano Marchesi
 Match analyst: Simone Baggio, da gennaio Davide Lamberti
 Team manager: Tommaso Fini

Area sanitaria
 Responsabile: Gianni Nanni
 Medici sociali: Luca Bini, Giovanbattista Sisca
 Fisioterapisti: Luca Ghelli, Luca Govoni, Carmelo Sposato, Simone Spelorzi

Rosa
Rosa aggiornata all'11 aprile 2019.

Calciomercato

Sessione estiva (dall'1/7 al 17/8)
Il primo giocatore a essere acquisito è Łukasz Skorupski, che arriva al Bologna grazie allo scambio con la  dell'uscente Antonio Mirante. Vi saranno poi gli ingaggi a titolo definitivo di Mitchell Dijks dall' - primo olandese nella storia del Bologna - Mattias Svanberg dal , Federico Santander dal  e, l'acquisto più oneroso di questa sessione (10 milioni di euro), Diego Falcinelli dal ; affiancati dai prestiti di Federico Mattiello dall' e Danilo dall'. Nel mercato di uscita vi saranno le importanti cessioni di Simone Verdi, Federico Di Francesco, Adam Masina e Marios Oikonomou oltre ai prestiti di Alex Ferrari, Emil Krafth, Luca Rizzo, Bruno Petković, César Falletti e Felipe Avenatti, e alla rescissione del contratto con conseguente svincolo di Vasilīs Torosidīs.

Sessione invernale (dal 3/1 al 31/1)
Il mercato di gennaio è mirato a migliorare il prima possibile la situazione di classifica poco tranquilla che sta vivendo la squadra; i primi due acquisti arrivano dopo poco e sono Nicola Sansone dal  e Roberto Soriano, in quel momento al , ma sempre proprietà degli spagnoli. Il primo viene ingaggiato con la formula del prestito con obbligo di riscatto in caso di salvezza, mentre il secondo con la formula del prestito con diritto di riscatto. Il nuovo allenatore Mihajlović spinge la società a intervenire sul mercato, e a pochi giorni dalla chiusura dello stesso piazza due colpi dal : Lyanco e Simone Edera, tutti e due in prestito. In ultimo vi sarà la cessione di Sebastien De Maio.

Operazioni esterne alle sessioni
Successivamente il Bologna perfeziona il mercato anche con le cessioni di Giancarlo González e Orji Okwonkwo.

Risultati

Serie A

Girone di andata

Girone di ritorno

Coppa Italia

Turni eliminatori

Fase a eliminazione diretta

Statistiche

Statistiche di squadra
Statistiche aggiornate al 25 maggio 2019.

Andamento in campionato

Statistiche dei giocatori
Tra parentesi le autoreti.

Giovanili

Organigramma
Area direttiva
 Responsabile: Daniele Corazza
 Segretario Settore Giovanile: Maurizio Rizzi
 Responsabile Scuola Calcio: Valerio Chiatti
 Direttore sportivo Primavera: Riccardo Bigon
 Responsabile scouting: Marco Zunino
 Coordinatore preparatori dei portieri: Gianluca Pagliuca

Area tecnica - Primavera
 Allenatore: Emanuele Troise
 Allenatore in seconda: Diego Pérez
 Collaboratore tecnico: Filippo Ceglia
 Team manager: Pierangelo Guadagnini
 Preparatore atletico: Alberto Olianas
 Preparatore portieri: Gianluca Pagliuca
 Medico sociale: Roberto D'Ovidio
 Fisioterapista: Silvio RossiArea tecnica - Under 17
 Allenatore: Paolo Magnani
 Allenatore in seconda: Fabio Montebugnoli
 Preparatore Atletico: Mattia Bigi
 Preparatore portieri: Andrea Sentimenti, Filippo Pancaldi
 Fisioterapista: Juan Manuel Parafita

Area tecnica - Under 16
 Allenatore: Denis Biavati
 Allenatore in seconda: Massimo Ventura
 Preparatore atletico: Giuseppe Baglio
 Preparatore portieri: Andrea Sentimenti, Filippo Pancaldi

Area tecnica - Under 15
 Allenatore: Francesco Morara
 Collaboratore tecnico: Matteo Scaglioni
 Preparatore atletico: Lorenzo Pitino
 Preparatore portieri: Oriano Boschin

Piazzamenti
 Primavera:
Campionato: 1º classificato
Coppa Italia: primo turno
Supercoppa: vincitore
Torneo di Viareggio: vincitore
 Under 17:
 Campionato: 6º classificato
 Under 16:
 Campionato: 4º classificato
 Under 15:
 Campionato: 2º classificato
 Under 13:
 Campionato: vincitore

Note

Esplicative

Bibliografiche

Collegamenti esterni
  Sito ufficiale

2018-2019

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Studs up over the ball could have been red there.
Rogic just needs to understand that sometimes if is acceptable to pass the ball instead of trying to dribble past 3 or 4 players.
This letting them settle into their defensive shape, with excessive touches and safe sideways passes, before launching a hopeless long-ball is awful.
Leckie and Luongo please Arnie.
The fact that our fullbacks feel like our only real attacking weapons says it all really.
With Milligan and Degenek in the team it feels like we start our attacking transitions with the handbrake on.
I can't believe this is going to extra time. No way am I staying up for any more of this game.
So much inexplicable sideways and backwards passing from Milligan and more surprisingly Irvine. Then the system relies on Rogic to be the only link to the front three and he is barely up to the task really. Is choosing the wrong option far too often.
I think Luongo should've come in for Rogic early in the first half of extra time. He's done, and some fresh legs through the middle really could've helped.
Not enough urgency in possession from half-time when we were on top, and if we lose now we don't have anyone else to blame.
Woot! Ryan is a boss.
Thank Christ. We made a right hash of tonight.
Barely worth staying up for, and it's only 10pm here.
Irvine cant continue to play deep. He has no confidence playing forward balls out from there.


Discussion in 'Mac Apps and Mac App Store' started by ecker00, Jul 10, 2013.
I know this have been asked over and over, but I think my situation is a bit different from others.
With 3.5TB of data over WiFi to a NAS.
Data to Backup: Currently I have 3.5TB of work data (on a 6TB RAID0, 3x2TB), which needs backing up (increasing with about 500-1000 GB a year).
Backup target: I also have an NetGear 2-Bay ReadyNAS device (with 8TB RAID0, 2x4TB) I want to backup to. Unfortunately this is via WiFi, with transfer rates around 3MB/s.
I've tried Time Machine but it became corrupt after 14 days of trying to backup and during that time, it only backed up 800GB of 3.5TB.
But Time Machine seems to work inefficient, it takes a break between files before it continues to copy the next one. Technically speaking with 3MB/s the backup should only take 12 days.
I'm not too worried about recovering the files from the NAS, as I can hook it up to the computer with cable for a day, and at 100-120MB/s (gigabit cable) the recovery should be done in about 8-10 hours.
The most important thing is that it's more efficient in the way it transfers files over network, and doesn't have to restart completely if it become corrupted (like Time Machine would).
I would attach the NAS with a cable for the initial backup.
Successive backups over WiFi should not be a problem for any backup software as they are likely to be comparatively small.
Okey, thank you. Then I guess it's not such a big deal which one of them I pick as long as they support network backup.
At home I have a Netgear N750 that peaks near 300Mbps ( ~ 10 times faster than yours ) on 5Ghz; daisy chained behind are two 4TB Western Digital NAS.
Backups are no problem, even with multiple computers backing up at the same time.
There are even faster routers available, something like 750Mbps.
Yes, that would be something to consider. But best solution would be a gigabit cable, I might get that sorted. But I think the slow speeds are mainly because of the distance, with the router in the basement and my computer on the 2nd floor.
For now I'm looking for the most suitable backup software, the fastest preferably.
I agree that in the long run a wired connection would be worth the effort, and if it can't be done, to upgrade to a modern wireless standard. Powerline networking may also be worth looking in to.
For software, you could use Crashplan's software for free if you are not backing up to their cloud service, and it handles large volumes of data very well. Even better is the fact that it handles changed files more efficiently than any other backup software I've ever seen, so it would minimize the amount of data that would be transferred after the initial seed.
Only if your router has a gigabit line out. I'm betting if you are running 3MB/s then you probably have the old 10/100Mbps wired lan.
Yes, wired it typically better.
I've been testing out crash plan now, and wow... that program is great!
It is perfect for my situation, as it compress the data before sending it to my NAS, reducing the network usage. As well as keeping multiple versions of files, which I love about Time Machine. And it's free for local setups!
Downside is that I can't get the files out of the backup manually. That's only possible using CrashPlan's own recovery, so I have to trust them to be able to decompress and recover it in the future and hopefully no corruption.
I did a test backup for 11GB, which took 52 minutes. That makes for an average network speed of 3.53 MB/sec, but I was monitoring how much data was actually being sent which was about 1.50~2.50 MB/sec and ~20% CPU. Proving that the compression is working, which is perfect for this situation. Freeing up some bandwidth for downloads and browsing.
This software seems perfect for me. I'll use Time Machine for my internal SSD with OSX and Crash Plan for my work data. Also love that little terminal window CrashPlan have where you can type different commands (click on the CrashPlan Logo top right).
Thanks for the tip on CrashPlan, I didn't know about that one!
Now just to hook it up with cable and transfer the remaining 3.5TB.
I have extensive experience with Crashplan - been using it home for many years - and just this year moved our workstation backups to their service at work. It's been extremely reliable (as far as consistent backups with no corruption) and restores always work flawlessly.
One issue that a surprising number of backup systems have is that they don't handle changed files very intelligently. This is a big deal in your situation on a slow connection with a huge volume of data. Take the following potential situation; you are cleaning house on the main data store and move the file structure around. Say 2TB of your data is 'changed' in that the file path is now slightly different. The next backup comes around and the software now sees much of that as 'new' data and the software begins to duplicate your backups by sending the entire 2TB again! I've seen this happen numerous times (and paid for it with some cloud providers).
This doesn't happen with Crashplan as they do block-level file deduplication. I have over 1TB on their servers at home, and about the same from our office, and it just works.
I noticed the "de-duplication" option, that is genius. Relieving to hear you have good experience with it, and that it's been reliable for you.
CCC is far better over network than Super Duper.
Crashplan+ is great. It has deep versioning, good de-dup, monitors changes in the background, and if very resource efficient.
I personally use it with Crashplan Central on a family unlimited plan... so we typically have about 8 computers being backed up. At work, I also use Crashplan Pro Enterprise for my MBA.
I am a pretty strong advocate of using dual independent backup programs. I personally use the combination of TM for local backup and CP+ for cloud backup.
One thing that you might consider is adding remote capability of backing up to an off-site location using Crashplan's ability to back up to "friends". You can create a local backup using a direct attached drive... and then move it to an offsite computer for continuing backup. This allows you to effectively "seed" your offsite backup at no cost of internet bandwidth.
This is what I was hoping to hear about when making this forum post (Until I discovered CrashPlan). But good to know for future reference.
I might go for CrashPlan Central in the future, but I want a bit more experience with using CrashPlan locally before I trow almost 4TB on it.
Crashplan is the top one on the list for me too, its like time machine on steroids and always works.. From the enterprise side (they do enterprise server), you can actually seed your backup directly so essentially you could host a server at a friends house or office (if they have a static IP) and only the changes / new stuff will be synced without the headache of having to upload to an online cloud or crashplan central.
Enterprise version is not expensive, you can buy it for the cost of one user licence - check it out on their website. Its really great!
The only downside to crashplan over time machine is time machine is a bare metal backup, meaning if your laptop or desktop died, you could 'migrate' all settings, apps, everything to a new machine in one click. Crashplan is just data, so you would only recover your personal files.
Its always a weigh up between data backups and bare metal backups, but I think you have to choose reliability over convenience.
We run a CP enterprise server at work for our clients, nothing but positive reviews and smiling faces. Cant go wrong!
FYI some links to setup and other stuff if you're tempted to go down the enterprise 'DIY' server.. If you have any questions on how to set this up, hardware required etc, let me know. I've set this up plenty.
Also check out BitTorrent Sync, for mirroring folders between computers.
Can be configured to work purely on LAN, without seeking out any BitTorrent servers. Acts like a personal Dropbox.
Nice find.. Thats a really useful idea for a change. Love the privacy! No servers, just your own machines syncing securely.


A new complaint filed with the Treasury's Office of Foreign Asset Control alleges that California Rep. Dana Rohrabacher and his staff director, Paul Behrends, violated the Magnitsky Act when they tried to get Russia's deputy general prosecutor, Victor Grin, removed from the US sanctions list last year.
Magnitsky uncovered a $US230 million tax fraud scheme in 2008 when he was working for Hermitage that implicated high-level Kremlin officials and allies of President Vladimir Putin. He was later thrown in jail by the same Interior Ministry officers he testified against during criminal proceedings to punish those involved in the tax scheme, Browder said in 2015, and died in custody after being held for 358 days.
Browder's complaint rests largely on a Daily Beast report published last week alleging that Rohrabacher, a staunch defender of Russia and Putin, met with officials from the prosecutor general's office in Moscow in April 2016. The report said he accepted a "confidential" document that Rohrabacher then used to try to undermine the Magnitsky Act on Capitol Hill.
"Changing attitudes to the Magnitsky story in the Congress … could have a very favourable response from the Russian side," the document said, according to the Daily Beast.
Upon returning to Washington, DC, Rohrabacher tried to organise a show-trial of Browder in front of Congress that would have included a screening of an anti-Magnitsky Act film that attacked Browder, The Daily Beast reported. The hearing was ultimately canceled when Republican Party leaders intervened, and the film was shown at the Newseum instead of on Capitol Hill.
The complaint Browder filed on July 21 alleges that Rohrabacher "made personal introductions for lobbyists advocating the Russian government's and Grin's position against the Magnitsky Act." Those people, according to the complaint, include Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya and Russian-American lobbyist Rinat Akhmetshin — both of whom attended a meeting with Donald Trump Jr. at Trump Tower last June to discuss a possible repeal of the Magnitsky Act.
"These actions constitute services provided to a SDN [sanctioned designated national] by US persons in apparent violation of the Magnitsky Act sanctions which expressly forbid US persons to provide such services," the complaint says of Rohrabacher's activities last summer.
Browder, who filed the complaint, told Business Insider that he would be "surprised" if the Treasury did not take it seriously.
"The violations are brazen and when you get into sanctions offenses, politics disappear almost completely," he said.


A robotic Toyota Prius called 'Pribot' went for a drive around San Francisco earlier this month. The self-driving car used computer maps and GPS to find its way around without human assistance.
Pribot is the creation of engineer Anthony Levandowski, a 28 year-old resident of San Francisco. Technovelgy readers may recall that he also created the Ghostrider self-steering cycle - see Ghostrider Robot: Sterling's Smart Motorcycle? for a refresher course on this 2004 device.
In preparation for last week's 25-minute drive, Levandowski drove the route in advance a few days before, scanning the surroundings with a pulsed laser. "We built a precise map of what the area downtown looks like," he said.
That's what Pribot used to navigate the course. More precisely, the 'bot relied on a combination of GPS, inertial guidance, and a pair of infrared lasers that scanned its surroundings and compared its location with the previously built 3D map.
Yet because robotic vision remains nowhere near as flexible as human eyesight, 'bots need more accuracy than GPS can generally deliver. Levandowski found a solution in the RTK base station sold by Topcon, a Pribot sponsor, which typically sells to farmers aiming to do carefully aimed seeding and fertilizing. RTK boasts an accuracy of one inch or less, as long as the base station is no more than 3 to 6 miles away.
SF readers of course recall the wonders of fictional self-driving cars, like Heinlein's 1941 Camden speedster.


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