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LAKELAND, Fla. — A security audit revealed Lakeland's City Hall was wide open and waiting for disaster.
The audit, conducted in the summer of 2016, showed city officials how easily accessible employees and their offices really were.
The results called for an overhaul, which would eventually cost $50,000 to come up to compliance with the security measures.
Security doors, cameras and permanent closings of doors were installed over the past one and a half years since the audit was completed.
The city is also going one step further in keeping its employees safe, by keeping track of who comes and goes.
"They will now need to check in at the security desk on the first floor to be escorted to another space," Kevin Cook, the Communications Director for the city said. These are measures that they've thought out.
The city wanted to become a secure site, but also still be friendly to the public.
"We want an open, transparent government, certainly don't want to prohibit anyone from going to a public meeting," Cook added.
Anyone coming and going to a public meeting or hearing will not be subject to I.D. check and escorting, as it would take too much time and possibly prohibit some residents from attending the meetings.
The $50,000 price tag has some residents upset, considering Lakeland is considered an overall safe city.
"That's ridiculous, because it's downtown and it's the safest part of the city," Megan Clarrey said. She thinks city officials are just looking for ways to spend tax-payer dollars.
For those who have been here a long time, they agree with the new measures.
"I've been here since 1985 so I feel safe. It will keep the illegals and the bad people out of there so it does make it safer," Dolores Allgood said.
Although the audit was complete more than a year ago, Cook says given the recent workplace and school shooting in Florida, the city is happy to have better security in place.
"We want to put measures in place that will prohibit that kind of behavior and certainly, unfortunately, if something does happen, protect those employees within our confines," he said.
The measures will be officially in place by April 30, 2018.


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Poachers break into Paris wildlife preserve and kill a rhino for its horn
By Delaney Strunk, CNN
Updated 3:03 PM ET, Tue March 7, 2017
The two others white rhinos living in Thoiry escaped the massacre and are safe.
An earlier version of this article incorrectly described the place where the rhino was killed. It is a wildlife preserve, not a zoo.
(CNN) A rhino is dead after poachers sawed off one of its horns at a wildlife preserve in the suburbs of Paris.
The poachers broke into the Thoiry Zoo on Monday night, forcing an outer gate and several doors open before shooting and killing the rhino, the preserve said in a statement on Facebook.
"They shot dead Vince, a 4-year-old male, to cut one of its horns, probably with a chainsaw," it said. "Its second horn was partially cut, which left the impression that the criminals were disturbed or that their equipment was defective."
The Thoiry complex includes a zoo and a drive-through wildlife preserve, where rhinos live in a fenced enclosure. Two other rhinos, named Gracie and Bruno, were unharmed.
Vince was found by its animal caretaker, who is strongly attached to the animal and profoundly affected.
"The whole staff is extremely shocked," the preserve said.
Vince was a part of the Southern white rhino subspecies, and because they are considered extremely endangered, reproduction and conservation in zoos is essential.
All five rhino species are on the endangered list and are often the victims of poaching because some people believe their horns have medicinal properties. In 2015, 1 kilogram of rhino horns was sold on the black market for 51,000 Euros.
Illegal wildlife trading is one of the largest illegal trades in the world, after drugs, counterfeiting, and human trafficking.
CNN's Margaux Deygas and Maud Le Rest in Paris contributed to this report.


GN Hearing has production in Denmark in order to be close to R&D and to exploit the synergies between production and R&D for innovation. GN Hearing has kept the very important production of amplifiers and plastic parts in Denmark. The challenge for them has been to keep production costs low, the quality high and still produce in Denmark.
Fully automatic production lines based on the latest technology and more than 30 robots in three production halls. .
GN Hearing has invested more than 10 million EUR in the site on Præstø.
The fully automatic set-up has increased efficiency in the factory by around 300 pct. .
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GN Hearing is a manufacturer of advanced hearing health-care solutions. GN Hearing is a part of GN Group, which besides GN Hearing, consists of the headset manufacturer GN Audio.
GN Hearing is rooted back to 1943 when Mr. Gerd Rosentrand founded the company Danavox. In 1977, GN Store Nord bought Danavox and today the company is called GN Hearing.
Since 1968, first Danavox and now GN Hearing have had production facilities for hearing aids in Præstø. In 2016, the production facility has 80 employees. GN Hearing produces all amplifier components for their hearing aids as well as about 25 pct. of the plastic parts used in their hearing aids. The finished amplifiers and plastic parts are shipped to China and Malaysia where they are assembled into hearing aids. The factory also has external consumers such as Cochlear etc.
Increased competition on the hearing aid market has pushed many companies into outsourcing production to low salary countries. GN Hearing also has production in China and Malaysia, but kept an important part of the production in Præstø. The company is a well-known industry innovator and was, for instance, among the first hearing aid manufacturers to develop well-functioning apps for its products. GN Hearing also introduced "Made for iPhone" hearing aids connectable to an iPhone.
In order to stimulate innovation, GN Hearing continuously works on developing a structure that supports this. One of the most important aspects of obtaining innovation at GN Hearing, is to keep a proximity between the company's R&D department in Copenhagen and the production facilities in order to be able to develop ideas fast.
Also, having production of amplifiers and central plastic parts in Denmark makes it easier for GN Hearing to ensure that those products do not get copied abroad. The challenge however was to find a way to produce the amplifiers in Denmark at a competitive price.
The tool for securing relatively low production costs in a country with high wages has been automation, education and management.
Since 2009, robots and automatic in-line production has been a highly important part of production in Præstø. The first robot at the facilities was a flexible robot from Universal Robots, and since then, more robots have been added.
The set-up secures efficient production with relatively few employees on the plant floor and illuminates product errors, which in combination helps lower production costs. In Præstø, a large proportion of the production of amplifiers is done in-line without any human interaction.
"Here at the factory in Præstø, we use robotics in order to obtain the highest degree of accuracy and precision in relation to the often very small high-tech products that we produce. In order to produce with extreme accuracy we use different types of robots. In this production facility we have an in-line set-up, where we run 8-10 process steps in-line and where no humans are involved in the actual production (out of a total of 20-25 steps in order to build an amplifier ed.)".
At the facilities in Præstø, GN Hearing has three production halls - two producing amplifiers and producing sophisticated plastic parts.
The two electronic production halls have a total of five production lines and have recently received its fifth Universal Robot. Furthermore, the production halls have a test robot from Adept and several other machines in the two production halls, including ASM machines (formerly known as Siemens Electronics Assembly). Many of the machines in the assembly lines are placement solutions, with the purpose of placing components on printed circuit boards with a high accuracy.
In the plastic production hall, GN Hearing has a total of 18 robots, most of which are Sepro robots from the French manufacturer Sepro-Group. One more injection-moulding machine will arrive in November and a new two-component machine will arrive in Q1 in 2017.
The latest addition to the production halls will be added in the next few months (2016), when a new Manufacturing Execution System (MES) will be implemented. The MES system will make it possible for GN Hearing to track and document the transformation process from raw materials to finished amplifiers and plastic units. MES software provides data that will help GN Hearing understand how current conditions on the plant floor can be optimized to improve production output.
It is important to underline that the whole set-up and in-line production line is an individually designed process. Skilled GN Hearing engineers have needed to ensure that the different machines in the production line, such as solder machines and pick-and-place machines, could work together and are efficient enough to fulfil the company's goals. GN Hering also use a MES system for getting data from R&D and very easy get the files into the production computers.
MES system is a computer system that provides information and documentation from the manufacturing plant floor and therefore, helps companies understand how they can optimize production and thereby the finished product.
GN Hearing has focused on obtaining and using data in order to improve production and products. With the acquisition of the MES system, GN Hearing expects that their access to data and the amount of data collected will increase, and improvements in production can be carried out much earlier in the process.
Up until now, operators have collected data manually from the test machines and optic vision systems but when the MES system is fully integrated in the Præstø facility, most of the data collection will happen automatically and more data will be collected. According to GN Hearing, access to new data will help them improve their processes and in the end, create better products. If, for instance the quality of the soldering in the amplifiers do not meet a certain quality, this will be discovered quickly and solved so that the entire production is not put at risk.
According to Bjørn Strømboe Petersen, Senior Vice President, Global Operations at GN Hearing, the team behind the Præstø factory has performed tremendously and has been able fulfill the goals for all GN Hearing production facilities, which is to be 5 % better, faster and cheaper every year.
The results speak for themselves, Bjørn states. Due to the set-up at the factory and dedicated employees, the efficiency at the factory has increased by 300 pct. during the years. While there has been a rise in the number of employees of 15 pct. over the last five years.
Automation and digitalization has also helped improve the yield rate (failure rate ed.), which is now at almost zero. Improvement of yield rate is an important factor in the production of hearing aids where even small production failures can have large consequences for the final product.


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8 Interesting Facts About Komodo Dragons
Komodo dragons kill their prey with venom.
Two Komodo dragon fight with each other in Indonesia.
The Komodo dragon or Varanus komodoensis is the world's largest lizard species and is endemic to the Indonesian islands of Komodo, Gili Motang, Flores, and Rinca. This giant lizard is so different that it has attracted the attention of scientists from across the globe. Studies of these ultimate predators have revealed many unique facts about their morphology and behavior. Here are some fascinating facts related to the Komodo dragon.
8. Virgin Births Are Possible In Komodo Dragons -
Komodo dragon females do not always need to mate with a male to give birth. Researchers found that two of these dragon females living in captivity in Europe laid viable eggs without insemination from a male. The process of offspring production without fertilization by a male is called parthenogenesis. However, this phenomenon is visible in only 0.1% of vertebrates, a process unexpected in an animal as complex as a Komodo dragon.
7. Komodo Attacks On Humans Can Prove Fatal -
Although rare, attacks by this lizard have claimed a few lives in both captivity and the wild. According to a source from Komodo National Park, 24 attacks by Komodo dragons including 5 fatal ones were reported between 1974 and 2012. In 1974, a Swiss tourist who disappeared in Komodo Island is believed to have been killed and eaten by these lizards. In 2009, a local man died after he was killed by two dragons when he fell from a tree.
6. Komodo Appearances Can Be Deceptive -
Although the Komodo dragons appear massive and bulky, they can run surprisingly fast. At full speed, the animal can run at around 12 miles per hour while the average human springs at only 15 miles per hour. So, it is better to run as fast as possible if caught in front of an approaching Komodo dragon.
5. Komodo Dragons Kill Prey With Venom -
The Komodo dragons (Varanus komodoensis) battle for prey.
In the past, it was believed that highly potent bacteria present in the saliva of Komodo dragons killed their prey by infection and toxic shock. However, recently scientists have discovered that it is not the bacteria but the venom produced by the Komodo dragons that are lethal to their prey. These lizards are ambush predators. They lie in wait for an unsuspecting animal to pass by, pounce on it, and land a venomous bite on the prey.
4. Komodo dragons Are Ultimate Predators -
The Komodo dragon is designed to be the perfect predator. It has about 60 curved, serrated teeth that can be up to 2.5 cm in length, and a yellow, forked tongue. Its skin is reinforced by armored scales bearing tiny bones called osteoderms that makes it function like a chain-mail. The heavy armor makes the lizard nearly untouchable, the ultimate predator in its ecosystem. The natural armor is absent in juveniles but becomes more powerful with age to aid in defense.
With their special adaptations, these dragons become fierce hunters that can consume prey as large as a water buffalo. They can also eat 80% of their body weight in one feeding.
3. Komodo Metabolism Is Unlike Other Lizards -
The Komodo dragon's high speed and endurance are more than that of any lizard. Scientists believe they have discovered the secret to these impressive features of the Komodo dragon. These cold-blooded predators have several genetic adaptations that alter their mitochondrial activity to match that of mammals.
2. Komodo Dragons Are Known To Cannibalize Their Young -
In the absence of other prey or even under normal circumstances, adult Komodos might make a snack out of a young of their own species. Thus, soon after hatching, young Komodos climb trees to avoid being eaten by their own kind. They start living on the ground once they have attained a length of around 4 feet and those that survive can look forward to a long life of around 3 decades. To avoid being eaten by the adults, the young Komodos are also known to roll in fecal matter thereby picking up odor that the adults are likely to avoid.
1. Despite All Their Might, The Komodos Have Fallen Prey To Humans -
Despite its extreme survival skills and adaptations, the Komodo dragon is a vulnerable species. These animals generally tend to avoid humans and shy away from human presence. They do not attack unless provoked but some anecdotal claims of unprovoked attacks exist. Instead, humans pose a greater threat to this species. Illegal poaching of the dragons, restricted habitat, depletion of prey, and tourism pressures threatens them. They do not thrive in captivity where they become susceptible to numerous infections. Thus, it is important to keep Komodo dragon habitats safe and protect the species against other threats.
This page was last updated on September 29, 2019.
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Q: How to put large chunk of code in AlertController block (Swift) In my collection view cell, I have a button which successfully saves the current user (PFUser) to an array of users of each event (which are the objects at index path).
However, I would like to add an alert view, but have been unsuccessful in putting the enormous chunk of code inside the alert action block. I suppose I could create another method but I feel there's a simpler way to do it.
When I tried putting it in, A. the sheer number of brackets threw me off a bit and B. it didn't recognize "alertController" anymore at the bottom of the method.
Thanks for the help like always.
func buttonTapped(sender: AnyObject) {

    let button = sender as! UIButton
    let view = button.superview
    let cell = view?.superview as! EventCell
    let indexPath = collectionView.indexPathForCell(cell)

//        print(indexPath)

    if let indexPath = indexPath {
        if let event = events?[indexPath.row] {

            //pops alert vc

            var alertController : UIAlertController = UIAlertController(title: event.eventTitle, message: nil, preferredStyle: UIAlertControllerStyle.Alert)

            let cancelAction = UIAlertAction(title: "Cancel", style: .Cancel, handler: nil)

            alertController.addAction(cancelAction)

            let saveUserToEvent = UIAlertAction(title: "Yes", style: .Default) { _ in

                // WHAT TO DO HERE? I want to add the stuff below

            }

            alertController.addAction(saveUserToEvent)

            var attendees = [String]()
            if let attendeesTmp = event["attendees"] as?[String] {
                attendees = attendeesTmp;
            }
            if let objId = PFUser.currentUser()?.objectId {
                var found = false
                for objIdd in attendees {
                    if objIdd == objId {
                        found = true
                        break;
                    }
                }
                if !found {
                    attendees.append(objId)
                    event["attendees"] = attendees;
                    event.saveInBackground()
                }
            }

            if let user = PFUser.currentUser() {
                var eventsAttending = [String]()
                if let eventsAttendingTmp = user["eventsToAttend"] as?[String] {
                    eventsAttending = eventsAttendingTmp;
                }
                if let eventId = event.objectId {
                    var found = false
                    for eventIdd in eventsAttending {
                        if eventIdd == eventId {
                            found = true
                            break;
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                    if !found {
                    eventsAttending.append(eventId)
                    user["eventsToAttend"] = eventsAttending;
                    user.saveInBackground()
                    }

                }
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        }

    }

}

A: Did you put
alertController.addAction(saveUserToEvent)

In the brackets as well? It stays outside.
This should work
    func buttonTapped(sender: AnyObject) {

    let button = sender as! UIButton
    let view = button.superview
    let cell = view?.superview as! UITableViewCell
    let indexPath = collectionView.indexPathForCell(cell)

    //        print(indexPath)

    if let indexPath = indexPath {
        if let event = events?[indexPath.row] {

            //pops alert vc

            var alertController : UIAlertController = UIAlertController(title: event.eventTitle, message: nil, preferredStyle: UIAlertControllerStyle.Alert)

            let cancelAction = UIAlertAction(title: "Cancel", style: .Cancel, handler: nil)

            alertController.addAction(cancelAction)

            let saveUserToEvent = UIAlertAction(title: "Yes", style: .Default) { _ in

                var attendees = [String]()
                if let attendeesTmp = event["attendees"] as?[String] {
                    attendees = attendeesTmp;
                }
                if let objId = PFUser.currentUser()?.objectId {
                    var found = false
                    for objIdd in attendees {
                        if objIdd == objId {
                            found = true
                            break;
                        }
                    }
                    if !found {
                        attendees.append(objId)
                        event["attendees"] = attendees;
                        event.saveInBackground()
                    }
                }

                if let user = PFUser.currentUser() {
                    var eventsAttending = [String]()
                    if let eventsAttendingTmp = user["eventsToAttend"] as?[String] {
                        eventsAttending = eventsAttendingTmp;
                    }
                    if let eventId = event.objectId {
                        var found = false
                        for eventIdd in eventsAttending {
                            if eventIdd == eventId {
                                found = true
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                            }
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                        if !found {
                            eventsAttending.append(eventId)
                            user["eventsToAttend"] = eventsAttending;
                            user.saveInBackground()
                        }

                    }
                }

            }

            alertController.addAction(saveUserToEvent)

        }

    }

}

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Our podiatry clinic makes walking easy for those suffering from a variety of foot and ankle problems. Here at Foot and Ankle Center, your wellbeing is our top priority. Our friendly staff works hard to make sure you are comfortable during your visit so that you can get back on your feet faster. We treat a broad range of foot and ankle conditions, including problems with your skin, bones, tendons, and circulation. We also treat foot and ankle wounds that won't heal correctly, like diabetic ulcers. Many of the foot and ankle conditions we treat stem from sports injuries and are treated as part of our sports medicine specialty.
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IKnowFood calls for Michael Gove to consult more widely within Government on Agriculture Bill
30 October 2018 / IKnowFood
The forthcoming UK Agriculture Bill needs to sow the seeds for a better deal for farmers and level the playing field to ensure those at home aren't left competing with cheaper and lower standard food imports in post-Brexit Britain.
Food experts in the North of England are also eager for the Bill to give more thought to the implications of farming methods on the UK's food industry and public health.
The calls are being made by those behind the sustainable food project IKnowFood as the Bill this week entered the Committee Stage in the House of Commons, following its second reading on October 10.
Professor Bob Doherty from the University of York, Principal Investigator for IKnowFood, a YESI supported project and one of N8 AgriFood's Chairs, was invited by Parliament to sit on a round-table group in Westminster and help draft amendments to the Bill.
Prof Doherty describes the development of a new post-Brexit UK agriculture policy as a seminal moment for the future of our food system, but believes the Bill has far more to say about land management and agriculture than it does food.
He has raised concerns over the lack of a strong and explicit commitment in the Agriculture Bill to ensure that sustainable agriculture and food is not undercut by the need to secure trade agreements in the post-EU exit environment.
Asking for Environment Secretary Michael Gove to take a more joined up approach with both the Department of Health and Social Care and the Department of International Trade, Professor Doherty said:
The Bill has little to say about food and diet-related health outcomes, the balance between promoting the production of healthy and sustainable food and reliance on imports.
There is nothing in the bill, for instance, to address our chronic dependence on foreign imports (principally from the EU) for our fruit and vegetables. This is surprising considering the UK's unenviable reputation as the home to among the most unhealthy and overweight populations in the UK.
Indeed, it appears the Agricultural Bill has been drafted without proper consultation or alignment with the Department of Health and Social Care, given the potential for enshrining diet and nutrition targets into the UK post- CAP food regime.
A similar gap exists between DEFRA and the Department for International Trade. Here it is noticeable that while Michael Gove speaks in terms sustainable farming and animal welfare, the Trade Secretary, Liam Fox is highly critical of the EU's 'precautionary' principle and over-regulated agrifood sector.
We also know that the Trump Administration has identified persuading the UK to lower its regulatory barriers in agrifood as a key negotiating objective in any future free trade deal with the UK.
Professor Doherty, and IKnowFood Co-Investigator Professor Tony Heron, of the University of York, believe the Bill also needs to be made "Brexit-proof", given the UK's dependence on the EU both as a source of food and migrant labour.
They said:
The EU single market and Customs Union is crucial to the food and drinks industry – the UK' largest remaining manufacturing sector and bigger than the car and aerospace industries combined. It is very noticeable that the countries that the UK government has singled out future traders, including the United States, Canada and Australia, are all highly competitive agriculture exporters. This raises the prospect the UK's need to secure free trade deals with these countries will undermine its commitment to sustainable farming and a thriving domestic food sector.
As well as a lack of mention to education and training to tackle an ageing farming population, the Professors feel the Bill is short on specific targets and duties with regard to climate change, soils, pollinators and pesticides, polluted waters and atmospheric pollution.
IKnowFood calls for a more integrated approach, a wider Food Strategy that avoids a lack of joined-up policy including; sustainable food production that promotes healthy outcomes for everyone, specific targets for environmental outcomes, and a better deal for UK farmers including a level playing field regarding standards for UK farmers faced with cheaper lower standard food imports post-Brexit. These measures will help build a more resilient UK Food System.
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Southern Chester County Municipal Update Thursday, June 6, 2019
On Thursday June 6, the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce and Chester County Economic Development Council jointly hosted the third annual Municipal Update, filling a great need for municipal leaders to share new projects and initiatives with their peers and the local business community. The Chamber member venue was Hartefeld National Golf Club in Avondale, Pa.
James Turner, Chester Water Authority and the breakfast's Presenting Sponsor, opened with remarks sharing Chester Water Authority's appreciation for being able to serve Southern Chester County, and how excited everyone is about what's happening along the Route 1 corridor:
"When we started this journey, we worked together to figure out what was needed in the community. As we talked with different municipal leaders, we found great opportunities to help strengthen this part of the region. Today we hope we are able to glean from one another the information necessary to continue to build the Southern region."
Turner shared his gratitude for the municipal leaders for they all represent the important aspects of what it takes to make a strong community.
Premier Sponsor, Executive Director of Transportation Management Association of Chester County Tim Phelps, shared updates on the SCCOOT bus service in Southern Chester County, affirming that the SCCOOT is a lifeline for many. With service providing 14 runs daily Monday thru Friday, running from Oxford into West Chester, SCCOOT represents 19% of all riders in the municipal system as a whole. These routes are designed to connect riders to shopping, entertainment, medical appointments, school, and more.
Phelps provided an update from the Southern Chester County Opportunity Network, a community-wide initiative made up of a growing group of people who want to see poverty addressed in comprehensive, collaborative ways. As part of the Opportunity Network, the Transportation Discovery Team is working hard on researching the origin and destination of riders of SCCOOT in order to increase the number of runs within the schedule. The hope is to unveil a new schedule to serve the community at large next year.
Brian O'Leary, Executive Director of the Chester County Planning Commission, gave the crowd an update on the Vision Partnership Program, a grant available to Chester County municipalities seeking to improve their planning programs while achieving consistency with and implementation of the goals, objectives, recommendations, and map of Landscapes3. This area on the Chester County Planning website shows how communities can work together to do the best planning they can.
An example of communities working together on a larger scale would be the 140,000 acres of preserved open space within the county, which includes farmland, nature preserves, and parks. Protected open spaces provide substantial economic, environmental, and health benefits to surrounding communities, but these benefits are often overlooked or undervalued. A better understanding of these benefits can demonstrate how protected open space contributes to economic development and fiscal stability.
For a summary of the economic value of protected open space in Chester County, check out the "Return on Environment" report on the Chester County Planning Commission's website here.
On the transportation front, the Chester County Planning Commission received a grant to conduct a study to find a route for a regional rail in Southern Chester County. This would include alternative routes to connect all the communities in Southern Chester County and eventually connect to the rail network in the greater Philadelphia region. For more information on funding, rails, highways, public transportation, and more visit http://chescoplanning.org/transportation/transportation.cfm.
MaryFrances McGarrity of the Chester County Economic Development Council provided updates on the second year of reinvigorating the Route 1 Corridor through the Route 1 Economic Development Initiative. It is the mission of the individuals committed to the Route 1 Economic Development Initiative to promote a region that provides jobs, expands its tax base and invests in business districts. To provide an easy-to-use format to view available development sites, the partnership created a mapping tool to perform property searches designed for viewers to learn about available properties across the Southern Chester County region.
An update on the US Route 1 Opportunity Sites map was given including a proposed master plan for New Garden provided by students of West Chester University. Interested parties are now able to identify sites available for appropriate development by visiting chescoplanning.org/resources/mapping/USRoute1/ and searching for sites across the 50-mile US Route 1 Corridor. Contact MaryFrances McGarrity at mmcgarrity@ccedcpa.com for additional property information, photos, demographics, potential incentives and/or community data.
New Garden Township Manager Tony Scheivert addressed major transportation projects affecting the area including the intersection of Newark Road and Hillendale Road which will be shut down for a six-month period to improve traffic flow and safety. The project is scheduled to begin in spring 2020 and run through the fall of 2020. The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) and the Township are collaborating on a streetscapes and revitalization plan for Toughkenamon, to be wrapped up mid-year next year. The Township is also working with PennDot and McMahon Associates on a Preliminary Design for the Baltimore Pike and Newark Road intersection, with construction starting in 2023.
East Marlborough Township Manager Laurie Prysock announced several commercial projects along the Route 1 Corridor. Currently under construction is the redevelopment of the Phillips Mushroom site to be turned into a Quick Service Auto center and a mattress store. Second redevelopment update is a site across from Walmart on Route 1 where a Royal Farms received conditional approval.
On the residential side, a Toll Brothers development received final plan approval containing 42 homes off Route 82 by Willowdale Chapel. Part of this Toll Brothers project includes a 26-acre parcel of open space in which Toll Brothers is turning over to the Township. East Marlborough will be working with the Chester County Planning Commission and Brandywine Conservancy on redoing the open space environmental resources plan to prioritize what spaces should be targeted for preservation.
On road projects, the Township received a Safe Routes to School grant from the Department of Transportation to conduct traffic calming and pedestrian safety in front of the Unionville schools on Route 82. This project is in the design phase, with construction set to begin next summer.
Karen Versuk of Penn Township, whose tagline is "a great place to live, work and retire," spoke on the importance of their adult communities. Home to five active adult communities with a sixth starting this year, Penn Townships' adult communities provide critical financial support to the Avon Grove School district and currently constitute 41% of the population.
Updates to traffic improvements include the $2.4 million intersection improvement plan which is underway at the Route 796 and W. Baltimore Pike intersection in Jennersville at the township-owned Red Rose Inn. The original historic part of the Inn will remain intact and is being carefully refurbished. The project is set to be completed in August.
A new addition to the open space program will be the Penn Sports Park off Route 1 behind the Red Rose Inn. This project will also satisfy a promise that the supervisors made to the community many years ago, which was to provide a place for active playing fields for kids and adults in the area.
Penn Township also prides themselves on their healthy free events schedule, which is part of their commitment to make sure everyone is included. Events to look forward to this summer include:
Summer Concert Series – June 9 and July 14 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Summer Fun Days – June 20, July 18, and August 15 from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Sunset Park Day – August 11 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Brian Hoover of Oxford Borough shared how Oxford is flourishing since addressing a major parking problem. After years of working on the issue, Oxford store fronts are now 95% full and continue to grow. Currently there is about 30,000 sq./ft. of downtown business space available, making right now "a great opportunity to invest."
In March, the long-anticipated multimodal transportation center, garage and borough building broke ground and is scheduled to open in March 2020.
Oxford has also seen an influx of younger people moving into the borough with 50 new homes ready to be constructed in Sycamore Crossing and several other construction sites in the area. Hoover reiterated that the Borough is headed in the right direction, and all these revitalization projects are slowly putting Oxford back on the map.
Jake Chalfin represented West Marlborough Township; is a small rural township known to hold 78% of its land for conservation interests. Chalfin spoke about how the commuter traffic can be a challenge since it can interfere with the tranquility and safety of its residents. Supervisors are currently working on traffic safety measures with PennDot to preserve their way of life.
Robert Weer of London Grove Township announced that they are working on two properties for open space to add to Goddard Park.
Nate Echeverria of Kennett Township and the Borough of Kennett Square provided an update on the Regional Economic Development Study along with the Kennett-Area Development Map. The Kennett-area development map is used to track development in the Kennett area and provides a great snapshot of what is happening in Kennett. To review the development map, visit
Greg McCummings of West Grove Borough wrapped up the Municipal Update and announced they are working through Habitat for Humanity of Chester County public improvements that will provide 40 new affordable town homes in the Borough. Construction is set to begin in July, with completion set for 2024.
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John "Jackie" Sheldon (* 11. Februar 1888 in Clay Cross; † 19. März 1941 in Manchester) war ein englischer Fußballspieler. Der Rechtsaußen spielte zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts sowohl für Manchester United und den FC Liverpool. Er war dazu im Jahr 1915 die zentrale Figur in einem Skandal, der eine illegale Absprache anlässlich einer Partie zwischen den beiden Klubs zum Inhalt hatte.

Sportlicher Werdegang
Sheldons Profikarriere begann nach ersten Schritten bei Bedford Town und Nuneaton Town im November 1909 bei Manchester United. Dort konnte sich der Rechtsaußen jedoch nur selten der mannschaftsinternen Konkurrenz in Gestalt des "Superstars" Billy Meredith erwehren. Er kam in insgesamt vier Jahren nur auf 26 Erstligaeinsätze und auch sein Beitrag zum Gewinn der Meisterschaft im Jahr 1911 war mit fünf Partien zu wenig für den offiziellen Erhalt einer Meistermedaille. Ende November 1913 zog er so für eine Ablösesumme von 300 Pfund zum Erstligakonkurrenten FC Liverpool.

Nach seiner Ankunft in Liverpool verpasste er für den Rest der Saison 1913/14 nur drei Ligapartien und Sheldon absolvierte dazu acht Spiele im FA Cup, einschließlich des Endspiels, das jedoch mit 0:1 gegen den FC Burnley verloren ging. Mit einer Körpergröße von unter 1 Meter 70 war Sheldon zwar oft der kleinste Fußballer auf dem Feld, aber mit seinem Trickreichtum, schnellen Haken und Finten, verschaffte er sich oft Vorteile in direkten Duellen mit Abwehrspielern und bereitete dazu von der Außenposition mit präzisen Hereingaben eine Reihe von Toren im Zentrum vor. Im Verlauf der letzten Spielzeit 1914/15 vor der kriegsbedingten Unterbrechung etablierte er sich weiter und nur Jimmy Nicholl kam auf mehr Einsätze bzw. Fred Pagnam und Tom Miller für die "Reds" zu mehr Toren. Überschattet wurde diese Errungenschaft dann jedoch von einer illegalen Absprache an Karfreitag 1915 anlässlich eines Spiels des FC Liverpool gegen das mittlerweile abstiegsbedrohte Manchester United. Sheldon galt aufgrund seiner Verbindung zum Ex-Klub als maßgeblicher Verhandler zwischen den beteiligten "Mitverschwörern" Tom Miller, Tom Fairfoul und Bob Pursell auf Liverpooler Seite sowie drei weiteren Akteuren von Manchester United. Während des Ersten Weltkriegs diente Sheldon in Frankreich und reklamierte zu dieser Zeit stets seine Unschuld im genannter Affäre. Im Jahr 1917 gestand er während des Prozesses gegen Enoch West dann doch, den Spielausgang von 2:0 für Manchester United mit den beschuldigten Spielern abgesprochen zu haben. Nach dem Ende des Kriegs wurde die ursprünglich lebenslange Sperre von Sheldon, der in den Kampfhandlungen verwundet worden war, aufgehoben mit Verweis auf dessen Verdienste für das Land. So verbrachte Sheldon nach Wiederaufnahme des Spielbetriebs ab 1919 zwei weitere Jahre in Liverpool und absolvierte 72 von 84 möglichen Ligapartien. Bei dem letzten Einsatz am 16. April 1921 gegen Derby County brach er sich im Duell mit Harry Storer sein linkes Bein derart kompliziert, dass seine aktive Fußballerkarriere damit beendet war.

Knapp zwei Jahrzehnte später verstarb Sheldon 53-jährig im März 1941 in Manchester.

Weblinks
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 Profilseite auf mufcinfo.com (englisch)
 John Sheldon (Jack Sheldon) @ PlayUpLiverpool.com

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In the United States, it is generally illegal to sell, own or use one without the government's permission. Fines can be as much as $16,000 with jail time. The devices are offered for sale on a handful of websites.
Mislan, a former communications electronic warfare officer in the U.S. Army, said law enforcement has "very specific worries" about how cell-phone jammers could be used by criminals.
But even someone looking to do no more than hush an annoying neighbor on the bus could do some harm, he said.
For example, in the Philadelphia case, the jammer could have cut off the bus driver's communication with a dispatcher who was trying to communicate emergency or traffic information. And that's not to mention other folks in the area (aside from the offensive loud talkers) who may have missed potentially important phone calls.
"Who is he to play god with our cellphones?" Mislan said.
Jammers work in much the same way online denial-of-service attacks on websites do -- transmitting a signal on the same frequency as mobile phone calls in the area.
"In layman's terms, they basically just interrupt the signals in the area," Mislan said. "They are a louder signal, if you will, than anything else in the area. As a phone tries to connect to a tower, it can't because there's this other noise, if you will, in the way."


Fields appear in event data as searchable name/value pairings such as user_name=fred or ip_address=192.168.1.1. They are the building blocks of searches, reports, and data models in Splunk software. When you run a search on your event data, Splunk software looks for fields in that data.
This search finds events with status fields that have a value of 404. When you run this search, Splunk software does not look for events with any other status value. It also does not look for events containing other fields that share 404 as a value. As a result, this search returns a set of results that are more focused than you get if you used 404 in the search string.
Splunk software can identify these fields using a custom field extraction.
Splunk software extracts some fields from your events without assistance. It automatically extracts host, source, and sourcetype values, timestamps, and several other default fields when it indexes incoming events.
When fields appear in events without their keys, Splunk software uses pattern-matching rules called regular expressions to extract those fields as complete k/v pairs. With a properly configured regular expression, Splunk software can extract user_id=johnz from the previous sample event. Splunk software comes with several field extraction configurations that use regular expressions to identify and extract fields from event data.
For more information about field discovery and an example of automatic field extraction, see "When Splunk software extracts fields," in this manual.
For more information on how Splunk software uses regular expressions to extract fields, see "About Splunk software regular expressions," in this manual.
To use the power of Splunk software search, create additional field extractions. Custom field extractions allow you to capture and track information that is important to your needs, but which is not automatically discovered and extracted by Splunk software. Any field extraction configuration you provide must include a regular expression that tells Splunk software how to find the field that you want to extract.
Custom field extractions should take place at search time, but in certain rare circumstances you can arrange for some custom field extractions to take place at index time. See When Splunk Enterprise extracts fields in this manual.
The field extraction methods that are available to Splunk software users are described in the following sections. All of these methods enable you to create search-time field extractions. To create an index-time field extraction, choose the third option: Configure field extractions directly in configuration files.


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National Center for Biotechnology Information (US). Genes and Disease [Internet]. Bethesda (MD): National Center for Biotechnology Information (US); 1998-.
Genes and Disease [Internet].
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Glands and Hormones
The endocrine system is a complex collection of hormone-producing glands that control basic body functions such as metabolism, growth and sexual development. The endocrine glands consist of: pineal; pituitary; thyroid and parathyroids; thymus; adrenals; pancreas; ovaries (female); and testes (male).
Hormones are the chemical signaling molecules produced by the endocrine glands and secreted directly into the bloodstream. They travel through the blood to distant tissues and organs, where they can bind to specific cell sites called receptors. By binding to receptors, hormones trigger various responses in the tissues containing the receptors.
In addition to the classical endocrine organs, many other cells in the body secrete hormones. Myocytes in the atria of the heart and scattered epithelial cells in the stomach and small intestine are examples of what is sometimes called the "diffuse" endocrine system. If the term hormone is defined broadly to include all secreted chemical messengers, then virtually all cells can be considered part of the endocrine system.
Advances in molecular genetics have led to a greatly strengthened understanding of the mechanisms of certain of the hereditary endocrine disorders. This section of genes and disease focuses on disorders for which the primary gene defect has been characterized or recently identified.
Adrenoleukodystrophy
Autoimmune polyglandular syndrome
Breast and ovarian cancer
Cockayne syndrome
Diabetes, type 1
Diastrophic dysplasia
Pendred syndrome
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Challenges designed to help us be all we can be in the home. This will vary from cleaning, cooking, children's activities, decorating, and more. Participation is optional.
Are we doing all we can to turn our hearts and minds towards our Father in Heaven? Here you will find daily postings and questions regarding the scriptures. Let us help each other find our way in this world.
Anything that helps us fulfill our Titus 2 callings belongs here.
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Have a recipe to share? Please post it here. No chatter, please.
Have a question or would you like to discuss a topic relating to scripture? This is the perfect spot for that.
"And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth, wherein there is life, I have given every green herb for ameat: and it was so." Genesis 1:30 Have questions or something the share about your homestead or animals? Please post those here.
"Build ye houses, and dwell in them; and plant agardens, and eat the fruit of them" Jeremiah 29:5 Discuss all things Garden related here.
"Be thou prepared, and prepare for thyself, thou, and all thy company that are assembled unto thee, and be thou a guard unto them." Ezekiel 38:7 What do you do to prepare for winter or emergencies?
Do you knit or Crochet? Embroider or sew? Anything else? This is the pace to ask questions or post your projects.
Want to get a head start on Christmas? Hoping to get some ideas or just be inspired or inspire others? This is the place!


Below you will find a selection of some of the projects typically created in our Art room. These projects are from 6th, 7th, and 8th grade CKGMS students. Click here to see our latest Scholastic Art Competition Entries for 2015.


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* Unlocked Wilress 4G router B890 Huawei
* Fast 4G LTE WiFi Router/CPE, 4G LTE FDD & TDD Gateway
* LTE FDD 700/AWS/850/800/900/1800/1900/2100/2600MHz, TDD 2300/2600MHz
* Connect up to 32 WiFi devices
* 4G download speed up to 100Mbps, DC-HSPA+ download speed up to 42Mbps
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-- Please Select --B890-66: FDD Band 2/4/5/7/12/17 (700MHz/850/ AWS/1900/2600 MHz) +$50.00B890-73: FDD Band 1/3/8 & TDD Band 40 (900/1800/2100MHz TDD 2300MHz) +$30.00B890-75: FDD Band 1/3/7/8/20 (800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz)
Dual TS9/SMA/CRC9 4G LTE MIMO Antenna
700-2700Mhz Log Periodic Outdoor 4G LTE Antenna
Huawei B880 150Mbps 4G LTE Router
Huawei B890 4G LTE Wirelesss Gateway
This Huawei B890 4G LTE smart hub is a 4G LTE Wireless Gateway which is totally unlocked for any SIM card. Just like LTE CPE Huawei B593, it has many variants models, such as HUAWEI B890-77, HUAWEI B890-66, HUAWEI B890-73, HUAWEI B890-74, HUAWEI B890-75, HUAWEI B890-53 etc. The model for Europe and Aisa is HUAWEI B890-75, which support 4G FDD 800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz. And the peak download speed could reach up to 100Mpbs. Each of this B890 modem supports up to 32 WiFi users to access the wireless network.
If there is no 4G network, you also can connect the B890 smart hub router to 3G DC-HSPA+ network (850/1900/2100MHz) and enjoy the HSPA+ download speed up to 42Mbps.
We now have two B890 models in stock: Huawei B890-75 and Huawei B890-73. The following is the different LTE bands they support:
HUAWEI B890-75: FDD Band 1/3/7/8/20 (800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz)
HUAWEI B890-73: FDD Band 1/3/8 & TDD Band 40 (900/1800/2100MHz TDD 2300MHz)
Category: LTE Category 3 (3GPP Release 8) WiFi Router
Weight: 530 grams (not including AC adapter)
Dimensions: 22.2 x 4.8 x 16.1 cm
Features Wi-fi: 802.11 b/g/n, connect up to 32 devices
1 USB port
1 RJ11 port
3 x 10/100 Ethernet LAN ports
B890-75: FDD Band 1/3/7/8/20 (800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz)
B890-53: Band 7 (2600MHz)
B890-66: FDD Band 2/4/5/7/12/17 (700MHz/850/ AWS/1900/2600 MHz)
B890-73: FDD Band 1/3/8/40 (FDD 900/1800/2100MHz TDD 2300MHz)
3G UMTS/WCDMA Bands: HSPA 1900/2100
2G GPRS/GSM/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
Download Speeds:
4G/LTE FDD link Speed: Downstream: 100Mbit/s, Upstream: 50Mbit/s
4G/TD-LTE link Speed: Downstream: 68Mbit/s, Upstream: 17Mbit/s
Up to 42 Mbps DC-HSPA+
Up to 300 Mbps WAN Connection
Support 3G+/HSPA
Built in DHCP Server and NAT
Package: 1 * Huawei B890 router
Note: Because of the different operators all over the world , there will be many different logos on the b890 LTE gateway, and we will ship it at random, thanks!
If you want to buy external antenna to boost the signal for your Huawei B890, please refer this dual SMA connector 4G antenna for Huawei B890
Huawei B890 Related Tutorials:
How to Forward Calls for your Phone with Huawei B890
Huawei B890 Quick Setup Wizard
How to Restore Fatory Setting for Huawei B890
How to Set up Huawei B890 4G Router
How to Set up Internet Connection for Huawei B890
How to Set up Phone Connection for Huawei B890
How to Update Huawei B890 LTE Smart Hub Firmware
Convenient and fast!
Replaced my mobile hotspot with just this Huawei B890-75, the speed usually hovers around the 48-50 Mbps mark. And there's less clutter, great!
Review by Myatuon (Posted on 4/5/2017)
Seems very well suited to small office
Been up and running the B890-66 in the office for 3 days. This B890 seems much better suited to a small office. It can take 16 connections without any problems so far and has also allowed me to setup Wi-Fi. I think the manual said it can handle in region of 32 user connections. The speed has been consistent at 20mbps down and 16mbps up with 3 out of 5 bars 4G signal. Connection has been very stable so far and has never dropped to 3G.
I'm very impressed so far. It is easy to set up, all the settings could be done via WEBGUI.
Review by Nick (Posted on 4/1/2017)
B890-66
There is few LTE CPEs could work for US, I just found the B890-66 and B882-66. And finnly buy the B890-66 for its external antenna interface. Great product, tested on T-mobile network and works really good. Set with my voip account, the call is good with 3g network too, even if the instructions say that you had to be connected to 4G provider to use voip. Best buy
Review by Nylon (Posted on 3/29/2017)
This just works wonders. Searched a lot of place for this B890-66, and find it at store4g (seems this is the only store to buy). Though it is not cheap, but it deserves. Easy to setup and honestly gives you amazing speed. We are rural and have gone from broadband speed of 500kbs to 12Mbs, if you aren't getting the speed you want this could be the answer.
Review by Mark (Posted on 1/19/2017)
Stable speed
Well packed and brand new! Tested for 3 weeks, works stably with fast speed, I can view online videos smoothly. Excellent! Review by Medit (Posted on 12/13/2016)
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This industry-leading tool is designed to help anaerobic digestion developers in the UK assess the viability of different technology or feedstock options. It also allows current operators to optimise production processes to get the most out of their digester.
The AD Cost Calculator provides users with an interactive spreadsheet, which can be modified according to feedstock, technology and your budget to demonstrate the physical requirements, outputs and likely financial returns of your digester.
This includes a detailed breakdown of projected costs and rates of return, based on the latest support available from the Renewables Obligation (RO), Feed-in Tariffs (FiTs) scheme and the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI).
Default and suggested values are provided at most stages of the tool. They can be overwritten with specific data. Default values assume wet, mesophilic, continuous flow but other technologies can be used by changing the retention period and output data.
The Business Edition of the calculator also includes a number of additional features, including a biomethane injection comparator and a monthly project management schedule so the tool can be used in business planning.
Calculator Updated: April 2013. Version 2.6 has been updated to reflect the Retail Price Index (RPI)-linked changes to the FITs and RHI, applicable from April 2013.
A report has been written to accompany the AD Cost Calculator, which provides clear and detailed instructions on how to use the tool, and can be downloaded here.
In order to use this calculator you must have Microsoft Office Excel 2003 or higher installed.
The information contained in this spreadsheet is a guide for comparison only and is not intended for use in making financial investment or transaction decisions. Therefore neither the authors nor their employees can accept any liability with respect to the information contained therein. The tool or any results derived may not be reproduced, modified or disclosed to third parties for commercial purposes.


On April 22, 1991, the body of a 20-year-old woman was found in a boat parked outside a bingo hall on 220th Street Southwest in Mountlake Terrace. Although the Snohomish County Medical Examiner ruled the woman's cause of death "undetermined," Mountlake Terrace police always considered the case a homicide. But evidence was scant and no prosecutable case could be built, frustrating law enforcement and the courts.
Now, almost 23 years later, the case is being reopened in hopes that new information and technology can crack open the only unknown death cold case currently on the books in Mountlake Terrace.
…Born and raised in the Rainier Valley, in southeast Seattle's Columbia City neighborhood, Tia Hicks had no connections to Mountlake Terrace beyond the location where her body was found. Mountlake Terrace Police Department Detective Sgt. Mike Haynes, who is leading the cold-case investigation, said Hicks was known to spend time on Aurora Avenue North. "I contacted some people who stayed in motels along Aurora and knew Tia and knew she, on occasion, would venture up that far," he said.
For the 20-year-old Hicks, the trips to Aurora Avenue were to feed a growing drug habit, paid for through prostitution. Hicks' father, Leonard Hicks, told a Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporter in 2003 that his daughter had a drug problem and would simply leave home for days at a time.
During one absence, the father signed a Seattle Police Department missing person report after his daughter had been out of contact for a month. That was on Dec. 13, 1990; Tia's body turned up four months later, more than 20 miles from home.


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TERRA SAB GROUP is a chain of incoming agencies based in Cape Verde, spread on all its islands, operating for more than 20 years. In 2016 Cape Verde was voted on the International Touristic Exposition ITB in Berlin, as the safest destination in the world. Maybe this is the reason why these still unknown islands are more and more often visited as by individual tourists, or by Tour Operators. In the past 10 years, incoming in this country has been growing from 30.000 visitors to 1.000.000 per year!
As described above, to be specialized in tourism on the 9 inhabited islands, requires logically high experienced and qualified structure of offices and staff that are dedicated to each of the islands. That's why TERRA SAB GROUP was born: they gathered 3 agencies maintaining among themselves VERY special price conditions, using the same transparent booking and accounting system, in order to satisfy the Operator and their clients as much as possible; to make the holiday an unforgettable event, needed repetition.
"The 3 agencies are:
– Morabitur – specialized in leisure and MICE tourism in Sal and Boavista islands
– Atlantur – which core business is circuits and trekking services along the islands of São Vicente, Santo Antão and Santiago
– Qualitur – specialized in Fogo and Brava islands, whether in circuits, trekking or nature tourism.
Terra Sab group agencies can offer customized solution to every type of visitor that wish to discover the amazing country Cape Verde.
Their staff speaks all European languages and is qualified to give the best service to your valuable clients. They provide private transfers, group transfers (airport – hotel – airport), 24-hours assistance, and excursion sale – simply what is called a full service.
Tourist destination highlights
• Climb Fogo's volcano – the highest peak of the archipelago with its 2,829 meters.
• Taste the sweet wine produced over the lava, while enjoying the starry sky in Chã das Caldeiras village.
• Stroll through the colonial cities with colourful squares and its old manor houses, called "sobrados".
• Experience the local rum (grog) distilleries on the most remote locations.
• Hike through the greenest valleys which will lead you the islands interiors or end directly at the sea.
• Meet the locals who will introduce you to the variety of the islands gastronomy – you will find out that here the luxury ingredient is the corn.
• Feel the rhythm and enjoy the best live music at every corner.
• Take a swim in the blue water or relax at the never-ending white and black sand beaches.
• Venture down the chilling Fontainhas road, until you are dazzled by the second most beautiful rural village in the world.
• Get in touch with the local animal life like nowhere else and watch sea turtles spawning – an unmissable experiences.
• Enjoy the "Monte Cara" mountain, seen from one of the most beautiful bays in the world – Mindelo Bay.
• Float in the natural pools of the Pedra de Lume salt mines, located in the crater of an extinct volcano.
• Dance like there is no tomorrow at Carnival in São Vicente – called "Pequeno brasil".
• Explore the culture and long history of the country, while visiting UNESCO's heritage site "Cidade Velha".
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Cape Verde (Cabo Verde) contains of 10 islands 400 km west from Senegal, 9 of them are habited. The most charming on the destination is the diversity of landscape, colours, climate, and traditions. You can find here islands (Sal, Boavista Islands) with charming white beaches, suitable for beach holiday all year long – literally NEVER-ENDING SUMMER you can find here! Besides beach, white sand and 5-stars resorts there are islands with volcanos (on Fogo Island there is still 1 volcano active), mountains and valleys – excellent for trekkers; but still in tropical climate, where the temperature escalate between 23-31 during the day and 17-21 centigrade at night.
The islands of the archipelago integrate into two groups: the Barlavento (from where the wind blows) and the Sotavento (where flows the wind). A jewel among the others is Santo Antão Island where you can find 3 continents on small piece of land in Atlantic. Many people say that this island has something from Iceland, Vietnam, and Brazil. There is landscape called "moon land", there are water falls, high mountains, endless valleys, sugar-cane farms, plantations of banana, papaya, mango, coco…. And, of course fishing.
The people of Cape Verde islands are a mixture of African and European with approximately 70% of the whole population being mixed race. Portuguese is the official language of the islands and is also used in most written communications, such as newspapers. However, Creole (based on African languages but with additions from several European languages) is often used in conversations and tends to differ from island to island.
Also, you will find a good selection of restaurants in the main towns offering a various selection of local Creole dishes and Portuguese specialities. The sea-food is one of the best aspect of Cape Verde, since as bill-fishing centres, so industry fishing is so rich that fish and sea-food you can get here for "pea-nuts"! And – it's delicious and tasty; hard to compare with other destinations….
Sal Island – The "no stress" island is one of the smaller, but the archipelago's most popular island for holidaymakers. A paradise for beach lovers, Sal is home to some of the best kite surf spots in the world. But there is also a lot of history to be discovered, such as some remaining sites of the island's once booming salt trade. A must see is the Pedra de Lume salt mines, which gave origin to the name of the island (SAL means salt). In these salt lakes one can bath in a lake with a high concentration of salt, that will make you float.
Maio Island – The easternmost of the Sotavento islands of Cape Verde. Where time seems to stand still, one can find some quite and traditional towns with colourful buildings and the charm of Portuguese lifestyle. The island is renowned for its stunning sandy beaches, a lush forest, and an omnipresent peaceful tranquillity. Maio is not that easy to reach and mainly combined with Santiago island.
Fogo Island – The volcano's island that is home to an active volcano which last erupted in 2014/2015. Fogo is a paradise for nature lovers and hikers and houses the highest peak of the Cape Verde archipelago (2,829 meters). Unique is the islands combination of volcanic landscape, green agricultural fields, forests, and slopes by the sea. It has one of the most historic cities and colonial architecture in Cape Verde – the city of São Filipe, full of old manor houses. Fogo is known for a strong agricultural culture, mainly wine and coffee, as well as a rich and variety gastronomy with dishes that one can only find on this island.
São Vicente Island – The cultural capital of Cape Verde and certainly the most cosmopolitan island. On this island, one can find tasty food and traditional live music at every corner. It is also known as "Brazilim" – which means "Little Brazil" in Creole – for many reasons, but mainly for its strong tradition of Carnival celebration. São Vicente also surprises with stunning landscapes; from beaches, volcanic areas offering panoramic views, to the incredible "Mindelo Bay", one of the most beautiful bays in the world.
São Nicolau Island – One of the Barlavento islands and a mountainous island with stunning scenery, some of the most impressive of the Cape Verdes. Although it appears as a smaller version of its neighbour island Santo Antão, the mountains here are not that high and the gorges not that deep. A perfect place for those seeking for more leisurely hikes. The capital of São Nicolau, Ribeira Brava with its picturesque, colourful houses, lies in the midst of an impressive mountain backdrop. Worth seeing is the so called "blue hole", a gap in the cliffs with the sea surging below.
Boavista Island – Home to one of the 7 wonders of Cape Verde, the Viana desert. Boavista is the closest island to the African continent, the reason why it has beaches with finer and whiter sand and many dunes (brought by the wind from the Sahara desert). An island with endless paradisical beaches, Boavista is also a popular spot for Caretta Caretta (sea turtles) to spawn. The island is rich in history and famous for its pottery. It is said that the most important musical style in Cape Verde was born on this island – the so called "morna".
Santiago Island – The most African, biggest, and first colonised island of the archipelago. Santiago is the cradle of Cape Verde, home of the countries capital, the city of Praia, and probably the most diverse island in terms of landscape. One can find here the Natural Park of Serra Malagueta with the highest point of the island, the Antónia peak with its 1.394m of altitude. Cidade Velha – the first town and former capital – was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the islands highlights.
Brava Island – The flowers and poetry island is ideal for those seeking for peaceful tranquillity. Although it is the smallest of all populated islands, it is definitely worth a visit. Thanks to its micro-climate, Brava is full of date and coconut palms, oleander bushes, almond trees, bougainvillea and several species of hibiscus. The landscape varies from cliffs, coastline, and nature and one can find here some of the most picturesque towns in Cape Verde. Brava can only be reached by boat from Fogo, ideally for a combination of these two islands.
Santo Antão Island – A unique destination for all lovers of nature and outdoor activities. It is the second largest, most westerly, most remote to the African continent and – although it hasn't rained since 2016 – the greenest island. It is not just home to the second most beautiful rural village in the world (Fontaínhas) but also the place where the country's most remarkable cultural and religious event takes place – the Saint John celebrations in June. Santo Antão offers a diversity of activities, such as excursions and discoveries, hiking, mountain biking, canyoning, or paragliding.
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Men's Basketball Defeats Classical Academy
By Jacob Polacheck ('17)
The SDJA Lion's Basketball Team reigned victorious in their league matchup against Classical Academy Friday with a dominant 62-38 win. The Lions are now undefeated in League Play with a 3-0 record, bringing their overall record to 9-10. "This was one of the greatest team wins in SDJA men's basketball history," said captain Jordan Battaglia ('17).
The Varsity team huddles before taking on the opposing team. Photo: Alex Hansen ('17)
Despite a score suggesting otherwise, this was a very contentious game, as the Lions didn't begin to pull away until the third quarter. In the second quarter, Cody Brown ('17) was hit in the head and was forced to the bench with an eye injury. However, after a few minutes, Brown was miraculously able to return to the game, as he said, "The game was too important to miss. Even with my black eye, I knew that I couldn't sit out the rest of the game."
As of now, the Lions are in a good position to claim their third consecutive league title. After splitting wins with Guajome Park this year, they are set to claim co-champion titles, contingent upon wins against the Rock Academy, Del Lago Academy and another against Classical Academy.
Last season, the Lions were forced to share a league championship with Guajome Park and the team is motivated to claim full control of the Ocean League. "Every game is a must-win" said Ben Newfield ('19), "although it's my first season with the Varsity team, this league title is important to each and every one of us,"
With an important upcoming final stretch, defeating league rival Classical Academy was a definite turning point in the season for the Lions. No matter what happens the rest of the season, the win against Classical Academy has been one of the memorable moments of the 2016-2017 Men's Varsity Basketball season.
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The Massachusetts Coalition for Adult Education is the statewide network for practitioners, adult students, individuals and organizations supporting equal educational opportunities for all adults. MCAE is dedicated to the advancement of adult education through high quality services and professionalism in the field from basic literacy and English for Speakers of Other Languages through transitions to post-secondary education. At MCAE, a critical part of our mission is to be a resource for practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and the media.
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Our preschool (children 2-6 years of age) has a strong emphasis on English Language Arts by Zoo-phonics. We also teach Math, Music, Arts and Crafts, Rhythmics, Science, and Physical Education entirely in English. In the afternoon program foe children age in 3-12 years old, we provide an innovative ESL/Zoo-phonics program by which we develop not only our student's English conversation skills, but also their spelling and reading skills.
We are now seeking an energetic and motivated native English speaking teracher who must have extensive experience working with children at preschool or Kindergarten, as well as ELS experience. With a university degree (perferably in Education or Early Childhood), the candidates must love children, have musical skill and possess good interpesonal/team work skills. Candidate currently residing in Japan must have a proper visa. The teacher training will be provided to the candidate at the head school in tokyo.Please forward your resume, cover letter, and a recent photo.


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Grizzlies swept away by Tornado
By Joe Zavala
Ashland High boys soccer teams rarely take beatings, especially at home, and especially in games with enhanced significance. But a beating is exactly what North Medford administered on Tuesday at Ashland Middle School.
Christian Siordia scored the first goal in the 19th minute and added a second-half assist and North raced out to a 4-0 lead en route to a 4-1 nonconference win over the Grizzlies, who blew an opportunity to climb a few notches in the OSAA Class 5A power rankings.
North Medford, one of three 6A teams still undefeated (8-0-1), outshot, outpassed and soundly outplayed the Grizzlies (3-4) in a lopsided first half that bore no resemblance to the first meeting between the two teams, a back-and-forth battle that North eventually pulled out 3-2 Sept. 18.
"(Today) we learned about preparation — we weren't prepared to play," Ashland head coach Brad Roupp said. "We were unfocused and we didn't start connecting our passes, and when we played like that we gave them confidence, or they took confidence from that, and took it to us."
Three weeks removed from a barnburner at North Medford High the Tornado left nothing to chance this time, outshooting the Grizzlies 13-5 in the first 40 minutes, including 10-2 in on-goal attempts. The result was a 2-0 halftime lead for the visitors, with Siordia scoring the first off an assist by Jose Mendoza, and Garrett Byrd adding the second off an assist by Leonardo Alonzo.
The first goal culminated a beautiful combination that produced an easy one-on-one opportunity for Siordia five yards in front of the goal. He didn't waste the point-blank look, left-footing the ball past Ashland keeper Ross Kandaris, whose 10 saves kept the final score somewhat respectable.
In the 36th minute the Tornado produced another one-versus-one scoring opportunity, and this time it was Byrd cashing in, reeling in Alonzo's long pass before beating Kandaris to give North a 2-0 halftime lead.
"We played very quickly and I thought it was very effective," North Medford coach Michael Belzberg said. "The field here is the most beautiful field probably in southern Oregon, so I think these boys were really excited to play on a really good pitch."
The second half was played fairly evenly — North outshot Ashland 11-10, and both teams had four on-goal opportunities — but North made the most of its opportunities while Ashland struggled to finish.
Austin Schoenmann finished a great 30-yard run which included a knee-buckling fake-out by ripping home a 15-yard blast in the 52nd and extending the Tornado lead to 3-0. Then, five minutes later, Siordia delivered a perfect cross to Ryan Hogan, who headed the ball off the far post but across the line for a 4-0 margin.
"When we are focused we play very nice one and two-touch soccer — today we played very little of that," Roupp said. "We weren't showing for the ball. Most of the work that needs to be done is by the guys without the ball and we weren't doing that. The guys without the ball that were support players weren't in support today."
Ashland finally broke through in the 86th. Senior halfback Diego Harrison, dribbling into the box left of center, lofted a perfectly-placed shot that sailed just over the outstretched arms of North keeper Eric Benitez and into the net.
The Grizzlies had chances to cut into the lead earlier, but Zahara Moyers-Cullumbine's 30-yard rocket on a direct kick in the 54th minute was saved by Jose Siordia, and a pair of indirects by Moyers-Cullumbine and Harrison 15 minutes later were off frame.
Now, the Grizzlies, who have lost four of six games since their 6-0 season-opening win over Klamath Union, have seven games remaining to right the ship before the playoffs begin. Ashland can begin the climb back Saturday against Grants Pass.
Roupp is confident that his team will do so.
"We have potential," he said, "whether or not we'll realize it soon enough, that's the question. I believe we will. I believe in this team and I love these guys, so I think that we will come together soon."
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Senior outside Shelby Minor had 13 kills and two aces to lead Ashland to a 25-22, 13-25, 12-25, 25-23, 15-13 win over North Medford in nonleague play at Medford on Tuesday.
Madeline Wallace had five kills, including the team's 14th point in the fifth and deciding set, and two blocks for the Grizzlies (7-5). Amanda Wurzell turned in 13 digs and Phoebe Challman added nine digs, three kills and two aces.
Freshman outside hitter Emily Carter recorded 18 kills and two aces and Emily Carlson added 12 kills and two blocks for North (8-7) which beat Ashland in five games on Sept. 13.
Elle Bixler had 11 kills and two blocks, Katy Carter nine kills, 11 digs and two aces and Ashley Smith 18 digs for the Black Tornado, which was hurt by 18 service errors.


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Singapore Shipping Association elects first female president
Thursday, 27 June 2019 | Communications & Cyber Security
Ms. Caroline Yang, chief executive of Hong Lam Marine, is the first female president in SSA's 34 years' history
The Council of the Singapore Shipping Association (SSA) has elected its first-ever female president since its founding in 1985.
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Thanks to all who entered and rode the St Neots Cycling Club 2014 Sportive - Autumn Breeze.
You can find your results below in alphabetical order of surname. Some start and/or finish times are missing from our records. Also some who registered on the day did not indicate whether they were doing the 100 or 61 mile route. Default assumed was 100 miles.
Alternatively download an Excel spreadsheet of the results that you can order ny clicking here.


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Q: Error while migrating .NET framework 3.5 to 4.5 We are migrating our Web applications from .NET framework 3.5 to 4.5
On our development machines, we are using VS2012 and run Windows 7 OS
In this process we got the following error

The base class includes the field 'htmlTag', but its type (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl) is not compatible with the type of control (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlElement)

The corresponding HTML is
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" class="no-js" runat="server" id="htmlTag">

And the corresponding designer code is (.cs.designer file)
protected global::System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl htmlTag;

Full stack trace here..

System.Web.HttpParseException (0x80004005): The base class includes the field 'htmlTag', but its type (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl) is not compatible with the type of control (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlElement). at System.Web.Compilation.BaseTemplateCodeDomTreeGenerator.BuildFieldDeclaration(ControlBuilder builder) at System.Web.Compilation.BaseTemplateCodeDomTreeGenerator.BuildSourceDataTreeFromBuilder(ControlBuilder builder, Boolean fInTemplate, Boolean topLevelControlInTemplate, PropertyEntry pse) at System.Web.Compilation.BaseTemplateCodeDomTreeGenerator.BuildSourceDataTreeFromBuilder(ControlBuilder builder, Boolean fInTemplate, Boolean topLevelControlInTemplate, PropertyEntry pse) at System.Web.Compilation.TemplateControlCodeDomTreeGenerator.BuildMiscClassMembers() at System.Web.Compilation.PageCodeDomTreeGenerator.BuildMiscClassMembers() at System.Web.Compilation.BaseCodeDomTreeGenerator.BuildSourceDataTree() at System.Web.Compilation.BaseCodeDomTreeGenerator.GetCodeDomTree(CodeDomProvider codeDomProvider, StringResourceBuilder stringResourceBuilder, VirtualPath virtualPath) at System.Web.Compilation.BaseTemplateBuildProvider.GenerateCode(AssemblyBuilder assemblyBuilder) at System.Web.Compilation.AssemblyBuilder.AddBuildProvider(BuildProvider buildProvider) at System.Web.Compilation.AssemblyBuilder.AddBuildProvider(BuildProvider buildProvider) at System.Web.Compilation.BuildProvidersCompiler.ProcessBuildProviders() at System.Web.Compilation.BuildProvidersCompiler.PerformBuild() at System.Web.Compilation.BuildManager.CompileWebFile(VirtualPath virtualPath) at System.Web.Compilation.BuildManager.GetVPathBuildResultInternal(VirtualPath virtualPath, Boolean noBuild, Boolean allowCrossApp, Boolean allowBuildInPrecompile, Boolean throwIfNotFound, Boolean ensureIsUpToDate) at System.Web.Compilation.BuildManager.GetVPathBuildResultWithNoAssert(HttpContext context, VirtualPath virtualPath, Boolean noBuild, Boolean allowCrossApp, Boolean allowBuildInPrecompile, Boolean throwIfNotFound, Boolean ensureIsUpToDate) at System.Web.Compilation.BuildManager.GetVirtualPathObjectFactory(VirtualPath virtualPath, HttpContext context, Boolean allowCrossApp, Boolean throwIfNotFound) at System.Web.Compilation.BuildManager.CreateInstanceFromVirtualPath(VirtualPath virtualPath, Type requiredBaseType, HttpContext context, Boolean allowCrossApp) at System.Web.UI.PageHandlerFactory.GetHandlerHelper(HttpContext context, String requestType, VirtualPath virtualPath, String physicalPath) at System.Web.HttpApplication.MaterializeHandlerExecutionStep.System.Web.HttpApplication.IExecutionStep.Execute() at System.Web.HttpApplication.ExecuteStep(IExecutionStep step, Boolean& completedSynchronously) Error Method: Void AddBuildProvider(System.Web.Compilation.BuildProvider) Help Link:

To fix this issue we followed the steps given at this link http://support.microsoft.com/kb/941824/en-us
In essence we just cut the HTML and paste it back.. and the designer code is regenerated as follows
protected global::System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlElement htmlTag;

This looks logical way to fix the issue and it also worked on few machines but the same fix broke code on other developer machines and especially code deployed to our production web server too. Please note, we run Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter on our production server and we have .Net Framework 4.5 installed on the machine. The following is the error we get after the change

The base class includes the field 'htmlTag' but its type (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlElement) is not compatible with the type of control (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl)

You see the error message is just opposite to the first error message in this post
In those machines which now error, if we just leave the type of the control to HTMLGenericControl the error goes away
We tried to compare the .net framework related service packs on the machines that work vs the ones that dont and we really did not notice anything that could possibly cause the error
This situation is unacceptable since we have teams spread across multiple geographic locations and we cannot coordinate with each of them about the way to fix their local environment. More over we cannot check-in this file with changes since it will break for many people and releasing this to production is going to be difficult too
Could you please help us resolve this issue

A: At last I found the cause of the issue
Got to admit it was my mistake and an embarrassingly simple fix
By default when target framework for a project is modified to 4.5, it updates the web.config as below
<system.web>
    <compilation debug="true" targetFramework="4.5"/>
    <pages controlRenderingCompatibilityVersion="3.5" clientIDMode="AutoID"/>
</system.web>

First we did not realize VS would modify the web.config when we upgrade to 4.5. Second, our Web.Config is a big file and even if 1 line is modified, it unfortunately shows the entire file as modified. So we never bother to check-in the file to source control unless we explicitly change it by hand. As a result some machines had targetFramework attribute set to 4.5 while others did not have it. This explains the inconsistent behavior across machines. We probably need to format the web.config the way visual studio does when it makes automatic edits and check into source cnotrol to avoid this issue in future
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Siva


February is "Responsible Pet Ownership" month and that got us thinking, are we responsible pet owners? Yes, we love our furry friends and like most people, we would do anything for them. But does that make us responsible? Check out our list of what makes you a responsible pet owner.
Make him or her part of the family: Pets need companionship, especially dogs. They love the warmth and love you give them as being part of a family.
Pet proof your house: You might not realize this but everyday household products may cause harm to your pet. To keep your pet healthy and safe, you should look up what hazardous household products are lurking in your house and keep them locked up and away from your pet.
Train your pet: Dogs should know the basic "sit" and "stay" commands. These simple commands can save your pet in a life threatening situation.
Keep an ID tag on your pet: This comes in handy in case your pet gets lost or gets stolen. Maybe even consider getting them microchipped.
Care for your pet: Regular visits to the vet and groomer are extremely important.
Spay and neuter your pet: To help prevent pet overpopulation and studies show that if your pet is spayed or neutered then he or she will live a longer and healthier life.
Feed him or her properly: A pet's health starts from the inside out, they should be eating a healthy dog food and on a set schedule.
Give them the exercise they need: All pets need exercise to stay fit and healthy. Daily exercise will help them release energy and prevent them from acting out.
LOVE your pet: Just like humans, pets need love! Show your love for them and they will appreciate you more than you will ever know.
So did you pass the test? Being a responsible pet owner is extremely important. Sadly not everyone who owns an animal is truly responsible. With February being "Responsible Pet Ownership" month, take the time and reflect on your duties as a pet owner.


Thanks for stopping by the Moms Panel. One of the best things about visiting Walt Disney World when you have a special diet is that the table service restaurants are eager to help Guests in any way that they can. When it comes to restaurant selections, you can take your pick of any of the table service options in any park. Here's the one thing that you will have to make sure to do: annotate you travel party member's gluten, dairy and peanut allergies in the notes of your reservation. This will alert the restaurant managers and cast members that they will have a Guest visiting with a special diet. Once you arrive for your reservation, the manager or your server will have the chef come to your table. he or she will speak personally with anyone who has a special diet in your party and a special meal will be created just for them. How cool is that?
If you'd like even more information on how Walt Disney World accommodates special diets, check out the Special Dietary Requests web page.
If you have any more questions before you vacation, feel free to ask us at any time. Have a fantastical Disney day, Angie!