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Press Release: Colorado Employment Situation – September 2021
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Household survey data
According to the survey of households, Colorado's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell three-tenths of a percentage point in September to 5.6 percent. The national unemployment rate declined by four-tenths of a percentage point to 4.8 percent.
Other highlights from the household survey:
Colorado's labor force decreased by 900 in September to 3,192,300. The share of Coloradans participating in the labor force was 68.2 percent last month. The state continues to experience a faster rate of recovery in the participation rate than the U.S.
The number of individuals employed in Colorado grew by 9,300 in September to 3,013,500, which represents 64.3 percent of the state's 16+ population. Colorado has one of the highest employment-to-population ratios in the nation, ranking 7th in August.
The Colorado counties with the highest unemployment rates in September were: Pueblo (7.0%), Huerfano (6.5%), Las Animas (5.8%), Fremont (5.7%), Adams (5.5%), and Bent (5.5%). County-level unemployment rates are not seasonally adjusted and are directly comparable to Colorado's September unadjusted rate of 4.6 percent.
Establishment survey data
Employers in Colorado added 5,100 nonfarm payroll jobs from August to September for a total of 2,741,100 jobs, according to the survey of business establishments. Private sector payroll jobs increased 8,400 and government shed 3,300 jobs. Over the past 17 months, Colorado has gained back 297,900 of the 375,800 nonfarm payroll jobs lost between February and April of last year. That translates to a job recovery rate of 79.3 percent, which exceeds the U.S. rate of 77.8 percent.
Other highlights from the establishment survey:
August estimates were revised down to 2,736,000, and the over the month change from July to August was a gain of 5,000 rather than the originally estimated increase of 5,600 (monthly revisions are based on additional responses from businesses and government agencies since the last published estimates).
Private industry sectors with significant job gains in September were: leisure and hospitality (~3,800), trade, transportation, and utilities (~2,400), other services (~1,100), and professional and business services (~1,100). Significant over the month private sector job loss occurred in education and health services (~1,600).
Since September 2020, nonfarm payroll jobs have increased 102,100, with the private sector growing by 92,700 jobs and government adding an additional 9,400 jobs. The largest private sector job gains were in leisure and hospitality (~41,800), professional and business services (~23,500), and trade, transportation, and utilities (~17,400). During that same period, manufacturing (~800) and construction (~600) payroll jobs declined. Colorado's rate of job growth over the past year is 3.9 percent, compared to the U.S. rate of 4.0 percent.
Over the year, the average workweek for all Colorado employees on private nonfarm payrolls increased from 32.9 to 33.5 hours, while average hourly earnings increased from $31.02 to $32.46, a dollar and sixty-one cents more than the national average hourly earnings of $30.85.
All Colorado estimates from the establishment and household surveys, including greater geographic detail, are available at: http://www.colmigateway.com. Estimates for all states and the nation are available at: http://www.bls.gov.
The October 2021 Colorado Employment Situation will be released at 8:00 AM on Friday, November 19, 2021. The full schedule of release dates for calendar year 2021 estimates is available at http://www.colmigateway.com.
This release provides information on industry employment and labor force statistics for September 2021, the most current estimates available from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. The reference period for the establishment and household surveys was the pay period or week that includes the 12th of the month. Therefore, this release provides an estimate of Colorado's employment situation as vaccination rates among the adult population continued to increase and pandemic-related restrictions were relaxed for businesses across the state. Additionally, the September reference week overlaps a period in which COVID-19 case rates for Colorado and the nation remained elevated due to the Delta variant. For information on Colorado unemployment insurance claims activity and related statistics, visit www.colmigateway.com. For information regarding impacts to Bureau of Labor Statistics data collection and processing during the pandemic, go to www.bls.gov/bls/bls-covid-19-questions-and-answers.htm.
The unemployment rate, labor force, labor force participation, total employment and the number of unemployed are based on a survey of households. The total employment estimate derived from this survey is intended to measure the number of people employed.
Nonfarm payroll jobs estimates are based on a survey of business establishments and government agencies, and are intended to measure the number of jobs, not the number of people employed. Other series based on this survey include private sector average weekly hours, average hourly earnings and average weekly earnings.
The business establishment survey covers about seven times the number of households surveyed and is therefore considered a more reliable indicator of economic conditions. Because the estimates are based on two separate surveys, one measuring jobs by worksite and the other measuring persons employed and unemployed by household, estimates based on these surveys may provide seemingly conflicting results.
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Situated on the scenic Yorkshire coast and home to its own Blue Flag beach, Filey is a charming seaside resorts made famous by its Edwardian architecture and Victorian harbour. A bed and breakfast in the town is the ideal base for walkers exploring the scenic Cleveland Way or Yorkshire Wolds and visitors can also enjoy attractions such as the 12th Century parish church of St Oswald. Families are well catered for plenty of Filey B&Bs offering family room and some are ideal for romantic breaks with champagne and chocolates provided by arrangement. The wide choice of scenic walks in the area make it ideal for visitors with dogs and a select choice of B&Bs in Filey and the surrounding area accept pets at an extra charge.
A bed and breakfast in Filey will see you well connected to the rest of the Yorkshire coast via the town's mainline train station. Leave your car at your B&B and head out to Scarborough to the North or Bridlington just to the South. The beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park can also be found within easy reach of Filey and the town is the finishing point for the Great Yorkshire Bike Ride from Wetherby Racecourse, seventy miles away. Search our website for a great choice of Filey bed and breakfasts with bike storage facilities and some may also offer packed lunches by arrangement.
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Tharparkar's location in Pakistan adjoining India
It was a surprise to know that a Hindu majority district still exists in Pakistan.
Though there is a large Hindu population in the country, especially, in Sindh, we don't get to hear much news about the Pakistani Hindus.
This is sad as many agencies and newspapers have correspondents stationed in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad, but unfortunately they don't seem interested to focus on Hindu culture in Pakistan.
Tharpakar [also spelt as Thar Parkar] district in Pakistan had Hindus constituting more than half of the population.
Eminent author Yoginder Sikand writes that it is a Hindu majority district. Though he says that the voice of these people does not reach anywhere because they are mostly Dalits or Backward Communities and the Hindu community representatives in Assemblies are mostly the upper castes like Banias.
Tharpakar is situated on the Indo-Pak border. On its east lies Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan while on the south lies Rann of Kutch ie Indian state of Gujarat. There are numerous temples in Tharpakar, the only fertile desert, of the world.
A temple in Tharpakar
I tried to get more information about the district but couldn't find as much as I wanted. If the Hindus are not in a majority by now and even if they comprise 30-40% of the district's population, it is an interesting and gladdening news.
In fact, substantial population of Hindus survived the partition and remained in Sindh, even parts of Punjab and Balochistan, even towns in the interior regions.
The poor among them like their Muslim brethren, work as 'haari' at the farms of landlords. Wikipedia says that Hindu population migrated during the war of 1965 still substantial chunk of population is Hindu.
Read Part II on this blog
There are Sikhs and a few Jains as well among the other religious minorities. In fact, the temple visible in this post is a Jain shrine. Most of the Jains had left Pakistan, along with Upper Castes, in the wake of partition.
Also, Hindu tribes like Bhil inhabit the district. For the second part on Hinduism in Pakistan and the photograph shown on the left, read another post on this blog.
Hinduism in Pakistan Part-II. Click
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The Dickinson PD has released its annual report for statistics and activities during 2018. The report was presented to the city commission on 4/2/19.
ABOVE : Newscast of mock car accident – 1994 & 2000 Teen Action Group and DPD.
ABOVE : SGT Joe Faller (left), Patrolman Merle Bacon (center), and a Highway Patrol trooper chat with citizens in downtown Dickinson (1957). Footage courtesy of the late Thomas J. Binek and the Binek Family.
ABOVE : Patrolman Matt Zabel walks the parade route during the 4th of July parade in downtown Dickinson (1947). Footage courtesy of the late Thomas J. Binek and the Binek Family.


Keep Calm and Carry on Posting. Text by Lian Chuan. And I agree.
This happened during my first year. Very often I get asked how many staff are there in the company.
I had installment plans for my products and services when I started. Another question I get asked by this particular client.
How do you answer this question when your client's company was even younger at only 2 months?
I have grown thankful for all the goodness we have, and how rich we really are because we have one another. I have grown as an individual through having one, two, three, then four children!
My beliefs about raising children and my attitudes towards relationships and the community stem in part from my experiences and growth as a mother, growth that may have been hard to come by in any other way.
Why Don't You Sell Your Company?
I've been asked many times why I have not exited (or sold) my company? This reminds me of an incident that happened in 2009.
Surprised, I called her to clarify.
Apparently, the word on the street is that Company X (a big, big company) has offered to buy over my company and the price offered was in the millions! Further word on the street is that I have deliberated the offer for a while and has finally rejected!
My staff further told me that the client said this information had been circulating in the industry for months already and many other peers in the industry have heard and had been discussing about it.
I told my staff if I'm involved in this deal, I was hearing it the first time! And before I was offered the deal, I had already rejected it? I would reject a deal that is in the millions? Am I crazy or what?
Man, this was news to me!
I assured my staff that there is no such clandestine deal in the making. I rake my brains to think if I had made any conversations with anyone in the industry such that it could have been misconstrued.
How the heck did "How I know" evolve to a deal in the millions?
P.S. Truth of the matter is that I've never been given a serious offer nor have I seek out opportunities to sell my company. There are plans in the pipeline that I've not realised yet. I wake up every morning still feeling energised, passionate about what I'm doing. I love my work!


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Miss Earth 2021 Destiny Wagner stuns on New York Fashion Week runway
Reigning Miss Earth from Belize, Destiny Wagner, made her New York Fashion Week runway debut during the weekend after getting invited by VIP Pageantry.
The 25-year-old beauty queen met with her fans on the streets of the "Big Apple" and successfully completed three shows for some brands like BeMade, Kirsten Regalado, and Vizcaya Swimwear.
New York Fashion Week is a semi-annual series of events when international fashion collections are shown to buyers, the press, and the general public. It is one of four major fashion weeks in the world, collectively known as the "Big 4", along with those in Paris, London, and Milan.
Here are some of Destiny's NYFW runway debut photos from NYC-based photographer Bonita Rodriguez:
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There's little more annoying than losing your electricity in the middle of a big winter storm. Whatever the natural disaster is, you have probably experienced at least one major disaster in your life. Because of that, you may tend to linger around the generators at your favorite home improvement store when bad weather season starts.
Is this the year you'll finally install a whole-home generator? Before you swipe that card, take a look at these must-know things about choosing a whole home generator.
You probably know that in some areas you can get tax credits for installing efficient whole-home generators, but what you may not realize is that a permanently installed generator can also increase your home's value. According to Consumer Reports, a three to five percent increase in appraised value after a generator is installed isn't uncommon.
Generators are far from universal in size. You should make a list of the items you intend to keep turned on while you're running on generator power before you start to shop. Appliances, HVAC systems, hot water heaters and even light bulbs add up when you're talking about an entire home. Although your appliances may differ in their power consumption, in general, refrigerators use about 600 watts of electricity, your lights can soak up to 600 watts, even your computer may need 300 watts to stay running.
Portable generators can be an inexpensive alternative. If you're only hoping to keep a few lights on and maybe a small refrigerator running during a power outage, you might be able to limp along with a portable generator. These smaller units can be loud and require lots of manual intervention, including refilling their fuel tanks multiple times during prolonged use, but can push out 3,000 to 8,500 watts reliably for under $1,000.
Generators run on different types of fuel. Those portable generators almost exclusively run on either gasoline or kerosine, though some can be converted to run on propane or natural gas with a special kit. A whole house generator connects to a gas line by default, be that propane or natural gas. Depending on where you live and what your utility supplies, you'll want to choose one that matches your fuel supply. If you live in a rural area, you may have to rely on your propane tank to run your generator, keep it full through the toughest weather of the year.
Regular maintenance on generators includes running them frequently throughout the year to ensure that there isn't an unplanned problem when an emergency does crop up. Some whole home generators have an automatic maintenance cycle, allowing you to ignore them most of the time. However, these auto-run cycles can be very noisy, so you'll want to consider the decibel level of the generator you choose.
You'll need a transfer switch, but there are several options. Transfer switches are electrical devices that allow you to change the power source that runs your home from the utility grid to your home generator. There are many different types, rated both by amps and switching type. Manual switches are less expensive, but require you to make the connection in all kinds of weather, automatic switches will flip on the generator when they detect a lack of power from the grid.
Older homes may need electrical panel upgrades. Even homes that aren't considered antiques can have very limited electrical systems that aren't compatible with a large transfer switch. If you want to use, say, a 200 amp transfer switch and your house will only support 100 amps, either your system needs to be upgraded or your generator transfer switch will need to be downgraded.
It needs to be installed by a professional. There are people who have installed their own whole home generators, but because of local building codes and the general difficulty of the project, this is not something that's generally encouraged. You'll be tapping into gas lines, electrical systems and you'll need to place the unit a very specific distance from combustible materials and above areas that may flood.
Storms can blow in fast and ice will bring powerlines to the ground, but you don't have to worry with a whole home generator that's properly sized for your house and carefully installed. We have some great referrals if you are looking to get a generator installed.


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Q: Call public property from partial class I have a public property in a partial class (UserControl) which I would like to access from another partial class (Form). However I cannot call this property, even though it is public. They are located in the same namespace, so this should not be the issue.
Partial Class #1 (User Control)
public partial class MyUserControl : UserControl
{
    // This is the value I want to read from the main form
    public String MyVariableValue
    {
        get { return cboMyComboBox.Text; }
    }
}

Partial Class #2 (Main Form)
public partial class MyForm : Form
{
    // This function should show a message box with the value
    private void ShowMyVariable()
    {
        MessageBox.Show("You have selected: " + MyUserControl.MyVariableValue);
    }
}

Error code:

CS0119 'MyForm' is a type, which is not valid in the given context

Update: I had a lot of errors in the original code which has been corrected. It is two different forms, that was not clear before, sorry...

A: After the changes to your post, I suggest the following:
I assume the MyForm has an instance of the MyUserControl, which is necessary to show the usercontrol. Then you access the instance
Change
MessageBox.Show("You have selected: " + MyForm.MyVariableValue);

to
MessageBox.Show("You have selected: " + _myUserControl.MyVariableValue);

where _myUserControl is the name of the instance variable of type MyUserControl.
It is probably found in the other part of the MyForm class, the auto-generated part, and could look something like this:
MyUserControl _myUserControl = new MyUserControl();
this.Controls.Add(_myUserControl);

A: Access it this modifier
 private void ShowMyVariable()
    {
        MessageBox.Show("You have selected: " + this.MyVariableValue);
    }

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Climate: Past, Present & Future | Oisin Hamilton
Climate: Past, Present & Future
EGU Blogs » Divisions » Climate: Past, Present & Future » Author Archive
Oisin Hamilton
Oisin graduated from his BA in pure mathematics at Trinity College Dublin in 2017. He studied a MSc in mathematical modelling at University College London, graduating in 2020, where he researched the dynamics of forest fire spreading. He is currently based at the Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium, where he is researching how the climate crisis could impact atmospheric blocking and other low frequency variability in the atmosphere (Twitter: @ush_ham).
Simple is good: How we understand climate using idealised models
Anupama K Xavier, Oisin Hamilton and Stéphane Vannitsem September 18, 2022
The first satellite image was from the ESA-MSG-4 geostationary weather satellite (link). Second image is from Earth.nullschool, showing a forecast for the earth's wind at 250hPa (link). The last image shows fictional results of a simplified qg like model, image is photoshopped from the gqs model outputs. The figure was designed by Oisin Hamilton.
Do you gravitate to science because of the subject's ability to explain complicated behaviour in nature through experimentation? When we see things or get our hands dirty by conducting experiments, it helps us comprehend scientific theories which are harder to explain. Introducing a complicated scientific theory is often carried out initially by presenting a simplified version. For example, stude ...[Read More]
Welcome to the blog of the Climate: Past, Present and Future (CL) Division of the European Geosciences Union (EGU). It cover all aspects of the ocean-climate-atmospheric systems, encompassing multiple, over-lapping and complementary disciplines, from the state of the current climate to modelled predictions of future climatic scenarios, and the reconstruction of past climatic change. The blog is edited by Ichiko Sugiyama who welcomes guests posts.
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Perceptions and Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicines among Undergraduate Students in a Nigerian University.
As the computer becomes more and more powerful, its uses and abilities grow. Scientists have been able to harness this power in to assist them in their goals of researching and developing drugs for human use. Computers can be found in nearly every drug research laboratory and development center in the world.


The present paper conducts a critical analysis of the potential for gambling-related harm in relation to online poker participation, and a theoretical evaluation of current responsible gambling strategies employed to mitigate harm in online gambling and applies the evaluation of these strategies specifically to online poker gambling. Theoretically, the primary risk for harm in online poker is the rapid and continuous nature of poker provisions online, and has been demonstrated to be associated with disordered gambling behaviour, including the chasing of monetary losses. The following responsible gambling features were deemed relevant for consideration: informed player choice, voluntary self-exclusion, employee intervention, pre-commitment, in-game feedback, behavioural tracking tools, and age restriction and verification. Although current responsible gambling features are evaluated as theoretically robust, there remains a fundamental need for experimental validation of their effectiveness. Furthermore, despite online poker gamblers perceiving the responsible gambling features as valuable tools, in reality very few players regularly use available responsible gambling features. Ultimately, for the online poker gambling industry to retain market credibility and avoid substantial top-down regulation, it is imperative to demonstrate effectiveness of responsible gambling approaches, and increase customer utilisation of available harm-mitigation features.


Well, despite my best intentions, it has been over a year since my last update. No excuses, I guess this is just how it will be.
First order of business, I want to let you know how excited I am about this upcoming concert in San Antonio, TX on Oct. 13 and 14th this year (same show, different nights). Frankly, when this concert was booked, I was only mildly enthused, as these type of events rarely turn out to be very successful or of very high quality.
Well, all artists were booked in for a rehearsal in June. This in itself was unprecedented, so I became more curious about the whole thing. Let me tell you, the rehearsal was also unprecedented. The most excellent band had learned every song faithfully, and we were all blown away at the level of musicianship and commitment of the promoters and musicians to make this a top quality event.
The venue, although a church, is better than most secular venues I have ever played. The sound is top quality, and the whole event will be filmed for a DVD to come out later in the year.
In short, if you will ever make an effort to attend a reunion type concert, this will be the one. I don't think there will ever be a better opportunity to hear so many favorite artists on one excellent show. By the way, ALL the artists sounded great, in top form, and the anointing was still there.
If there's any way you can make this event, I recommend that you do.
Our home studio is finally finished. The vocal booth is ready, computer and software upgrades are completed, and all the files from waiting projects have been imported into the new system and are ready to go. The room is due for a major cleaning from all the construction and other mess, and then the work environment is good to go. This has involved far more time and expense than I originally anticipated, but everything is done right.
First up on the agenda is the worship project, Vol., 2. Waiting in the wings are the repair work on the Australian DVD, then a few days to edit the new version of the worship seminar.
So be praying that now I will have time to work on this stuff. Traveling is brutal, and when I get home for less than a week, all time is spent on catching up on email, bills, etc. then it's time to go again. Pray for a good block of time to come my way, and for focus. I don't know why, but focus has been difficult since the move to Nashville. I believe that part of it is the spirit over the town, but days seem to speed by, and the day ends with a feeling that nothing much was accomplished, even when much HAS. Part of it is that I've noticed that the older I get, the quicker days seem to pass, but there is definitely something spiritual involved here as well. There is a spirit of apathy and false well-being over this town, and it's hard to fight. It's part of the reason that there are so many churches, but so little real spiritual energy and excitement. Maybe I'll do more of a rant at a later time, but for now, pray for me that I can focus on what's important.
I'll try to do better with future updates.


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Artell: "It Has Taken Two Wonder Strikes To Deny Us The Three Points"
David Artell says his Crewe Alexandra side deserved to see out the final minutes of stoppage side and hold out for a terrific three points against Sunderland. The Alex certainly deserved to be 2-0 at the break and in truth could have been more as was the level of our performance.
It needed two wonder strikes from Sunderland substitutes' Chris Maguire and Jordan Jones to wipe Crewe's lead out in the second half. To be disappointed with only picking up a point against Sunderland shows how far we have come on our return to League One.
After the dramatic 2-2 draw, Artell told the club's official website: "We deserved to win the game and their manager (Lee Johnson) agreed with me at the end. He said we didn't deserve that but it is a case of should have and could have and it says 2-2 in the papers tomorrow.
"I thought we were good value for three points today and it has taken a club the size of Sunderland to score two worldies to get a draw. It is disappointing because we probably should have scored more than the two we did. That is something we have to improve on because we had chances to score two or three more.
"I thought we controlled the game and they have scored an absolute rocket from 30 yards and then we hadn't dealt with a long ball in the 7th minute of stoppage time and that is way football goes sometimes.
"The lads performed to the level and the only disappointment is the result. If we play like that then we will win more football matches than not and that is why we have been strong at home. We haven't lost since a 1-0 defeat to Gillingham and we have to keep that going.
"I felt we should have been given a penalty in the first half when Charlie (Kirk) was clipped after he took it over their keeper but he remained on his feet when he should have gone to ground. But he is young and I don't ask my players to go down.
The boss added: "We had two or three other chances to score a third and possible fourth but we didn't and it has taken two wonder strikes to draw at little old Crewe."


Car games have become many people's favourite game. This kind of game is also known as racing game. Each year, new racing games or new series of existing racing games launch. Even though there are lots of new racing games every year, but there are some Best Car Games Of All Time which always become most favourite games of all time.
Speaking of the Best Car Games Of All Time, Need for Speed is undoubtedly number one in the list. From all series of NFS racing games the Need for Speed: High Stakes is the winner for many reasons. This game allows gamers to play role both as the racer and police. The best feature of this game is it has endless options to modifications through huge community support. This means that gamers are allowed to modify their car with endless possibilities.
The Forza Horizon 3 is the next best racing game in the list. The game has diverse options of automotive with various ranges of performance. The Forza Horizon also offers both on the road and off-road rally in one game for a wider racing experience. This version of Forza is just bigger and better speed with wide options of cars.
The iconic Gran Tourismo once becomes gamers' favourite. The Gran Tourismo 3 features more than 200 cars and over a dozen of racing tracks. The games sets the new standards for realistic gameplay, graphical fidelity, and also offers a better experience of touring cars, rally, and more.
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Q: Uncaught error: eventDate.find is not a function I am using reactjs & trying to find an particular edate from eventDate array of objects but getting error on following line:
found = eventDate.find(el => el.edate === col.date)
Just above the error line I console logged it to know that its accessible there and an array is printed, it also returns an object when I try typeof command.
My code snippet is as follows
const Calendar = () => {
    const { calendarRows, selectedDate, todayFormatted, daysShort, monthNames, firstDate, lastDate, getNextMonth, getPrevMonth } = useCalendar();

const eventDate = [{ "edate": '2-9-2022' }, { "edate": '3-9-2022' }, { "edate": '4-9-2022' }, { "edate": '5-9-2022' }];
let found;

return (
    <>
        <Grid >
            <Box  >
                <Box style={{ paddingLeft: '20px' }} className='currentMonth'>

 {`${monthNames[selectedDate.getMonth()]} ${selectedDate.getFullYear()}`}

                </Box>

                            {daysShort.map(day => (
                                {day}
                            ))}

                        {
                            Object.values(calendarRows).map(cols => {
                                return

                                    {cols.map(col => (
                                        col.classes === ''
                                            ?

                                                {

                                                    found = eventDate.find(el => el.edate === col.date)

                                                    (found !== undefined) ?

                                                        {col.value}

 :

                                                        {col.value}

                                                }

                                            :  dateClickHandler(col.date)}
                                                style={{ width: '9%', height: '9%' }}
                                            >{null}
                                    ))}

                            })
                        }

Later I changed the code to below and it results in error:
[{ "edate": '2-9-2022' }, { "edate": '3-9-2022' }, { "edate": '4-9-2022' }, { "edate": '5-9-2022' }].find(el => {
                                                            if (el.edate) {
                                                                el.edate === col.date
                                                            } else {
                                                                return undefined
                                                            }
                                                        })

Resulting error:
Uncaught TypeError: [{(intermediate value)},{(intermediate value)},{(intermediate value)},{(intermediate value)}].find(...) is not a function
Error screenshot:


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text:
<?php

namespace Laminas\Http\Header;

use function strtolower;

/**
 * @see http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.32
 *
 * @throws Exception\InvalidArgumentException
 */
class Pragma implements HeaderInterface
{
    /** @var string */
    protected $value;

    /**
     * @param string $headerLine
     * @return static
     */
    public static function fromString($headerLine)
    {
        [$name, $value] = GenericHeader::splitHeaderLine($headerLine);

        // check to ensure proper header type for this factory
        if (strtolower($name) !== 'pragma') {
            throw new Exception\InvalidArgumentException('Invalid header line for Pragma string: "' . $name . '"');
        }

        // @todo implementation details
        return new static($value);
    }

    /** @param null|string $value */
    public function __construct($value = null)
    {
        if ($value !== null) {
            HeaderValue::assertValid($value);
            $this->value = $value;
        }
    }

    /** @return string */
    public function getFieldName()
    {
        return 'Pragma';
    }

    /** @return string */
    public function getFieldValue()
    {
        return (string) $this->value;
    }

    /** @return string */
    public function toString()
    {
        return 'Pragma: ' . $this->getFieldValue();
    }
}


text:
Q: How to set custom animation to design library BottomSheetDialogFragment android I am stuck with animation. I set this animation to support library MyBottomSheetDialogFragment
I try
@Override
    public Animation onCreateAnimation(int transit, boolean enter, int nextAnim) {
        return super.onCreateAnimation(R.anim.activity_back_in, enter, R.anim.activity_back_out);
    }

and
@Override
    public void setupDialog(final Dialog dialog, int style) {
        super.setupDialog(dialog, style);
        View view = View.inflate(getContext(), R.layout.sheet_user_detail, null);
        view.setAnimation(AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(getContext(),R.anim.activity_back_in));
        dialog.setContentView(view);

        mBehavior = BottomSheetBehavior.from((View) view.getParent());

        mBehavior.setBottomSheetCallback(mBottomSheetBehaviorCallback);
    }

Can't work properly.


Hollingshead scored a goal while taking three shots and crossing twice during Saturday's 2-1 win over Colorado.
Hollingshead found the back of the net in the 82nd minute, scoring the game winning goal to claim all three points for Dallas. It was the first goal of the year for the left back, as his three shots were the team-high in the game. Hollingshead also tied for the second highest amount of crosses, whipping in two during the win.
Hollingshead kept a clean sheet with five interceptions, six clearances and two shots (one on target) in Saturday's 2-0 win over Montreal.
Hollingshead tallied an assist, two tackles and two interceptions during Saturday's 2-1 win over LA FC.
Hollingshead sustained three broken vertebrae in his neck when he was hit by a car on an icy road on Friday, per MLSsoccer.com's Steve Brisendine. He will be in a neck brace for six to eight weeks.
Hollingshead won two tackles, made three interceptions and scored a goal on two shots during Thursday's 1-1 draw with the Dynamo.
Hollingshead won five tackles and made six interceptions in a Man of the Match effort during Saturday's goalless draw with the Earthquakes.


IN RE: COMMITTEE ON BAR ADMISSIONS CFN–3463.
Petitioner applied to sit for the July 2010 Louisiana bar examination. The Committee on Bar Admissions ("Committee") denied his application, citing four criminal charges: (1) petitioner's arrest in March 2001 stemming from an altercation with his parents, in which he was charged with two counts of attempted first degree murder, and subsequently pleaded guilty to simple battery and aggravated assault; (2) his arrest in August 2005 for simple assault, resisting an officer, and battery of a police officer; (3) his May 2009 arrest for public drunkenness and public intimidation; and (4) his August 2009 arrest for resisting an officer. We subsequently allowed petitioner to sit for the bar exam, with the condition that upon successfully passing the exam, he apply for the appointment of a commissioner to take character and fitness evidence.
After petitioner successfully passed the bar exam, and on his application, we appointed a commissioner. The commissioner conducted a hearing, but following the hearing, petitioner and the Committee submitted a joint stipulation agreeing that petitioner should be admitted to the bar, subject to a one-year period of probation during which he would be required to complete an anger management program. The commissioner then filed his report with this court, adopting the joint stipulation as his recommendation.
After consideration of the entire record, we concluded that petitioner did not meet his burden of proving his good moral character and fitness to practice law. In addition to the extremely serious criminal conduct in which petitioner had engaged in the several years preceding his application to the bar, we were also concerned about his lack of candor in completing his law school applications, an issue revealed during petitioner's sworn statement in the bar admission proceeding.1 Accordingly, on September 30, 2011, we denied petitioner's application for admission to the practice of law.
In May 2014, petitioner filed his second application for admission. We denied that application on June 30, 2014.
Petitioner then filed a timely application for rehearing of the court's June 30, 2014 judgment. Prior to any action by the court on the application for rehearing, petitioner filed a motion seeking leave to file a supplemental memorandum explaining why the court's recent settlement agreement with the United States Department of Justice supports his application for admission to the bar. We granted petitioner's motion, and petitioner filed a supplemental memorandum on September 30, 2014.
Having considered the supplemental memorandum, we now deny petitioner's application for rehearing. Petitioner spends much of his application arguing he has adequately addressed his anger management and aggression issues. However, our decision to deny petitioner's application for admission to the bar was not based on his mental health diagnosis. To the contrary, the record of these proceedings is replete with evidence that petitioner has engaged in violent conduct which has resulted in criminal consequences and reflects adversely on his good moral character. Additionally, petitioner has demonstrated a lack of candor during the course of these bar admission proceedings. Petitioner's conduct reveals a fundamental lack of moral fitness necessary for admission to the bar. These factors caused us to conclude that petitioner failed to meet his burden of proving that he had good moral character and fitness to practice law. See Supreme Court Rule XVII, § 5(D). Accordingly, we denied his petition for admission on September 30, 2011.
Petitioner's current application sets forth no relevant change in circumstances regarding his character and fitness since we denied his application in 2011.2 See In re: Jordan, 00–3006 (La.12/15/00), 775 So.2d 1065 (holding that once an applicant is denied admission to the bar, a subsequent application for admission will not be considered absent a "showing of facts relating to applicant's character and fitness to practice law that have changed since this court denied [the] prior application."). Accordingly, we decline to revisit our judgment of June 30, 2014 denying petitioner's second application for admission. The application for rehearing is denied.
1. At the time petitioner submitted his law school application in 2007, he had been arrested twice; however, he admitted he did not disclose either of these arrests on his application. Thereafter, petitioner transferred to another law school, but disclosed only that he had been arrested in 2001 following a "verbal altercation" with his father which "became physical." Petitioner did not disclose that he was charged with two counts of attempted first degree murder arising out of that incident, nor did he disclose his 2005 arrest for assault, resisting arrest, and battery of a police officer.
2. The primary change asserted by petitioner relates to his contention that his underlying anger management issues are now adequately controlled. However, as discussed earlier, our decision to deny petitioner's admission was based on his pattern of conduct, not his mental health status.


by Jacqueline Woodson A guide for parents, teachers, and group leaders to accompany the reading of this picture book. The guide below provides before, during, and after-reading discussion questions. Choose from activities and discussion questions to build children's understanding of generosity, community, and service to others.
Jacqueline Woodson has created a beautiful story about the confusion of children over racial tension. One of the most touching things about this book is that it is the children who give us hope for the future. With the help of this book, you can empower your child to feel that he or she can make the world a better place. We hope your family enjoys the suggested activities that encourage reflection and taking action about issues such as making friends, following rules, and improving the world.
ASK: What is the purpose of a fence?
SHOW: Look at the picture on the cover and read the title of the book. Talk about what is on each side of the fence on the cover. Talk about what those girls might be thinking. Think of some reasons why those girls aren't playing together.
CONNECT: Name some boundaries you are not allowed to cross—maybe it is a busy street or even the door of your sister's room. What other boundaries do you know about that are okay to cross. Talk about what a boundary is and some reasons boundaries cannot be crossed (privacy, safety, avoid disputes).
ASK: Why do you think the white girl seems so sad? How do you think the black girl feels about that girl?
SHOW: Look at the picture of the girls seeing each other in town. Notice how the girls are dressed so much alike. The mothers are dressed alike, too. Do you think it is confusing to the girls why they should be kept apart? They are neighbors, the same age, and have the same interests. Doesn't it seem that, of course, they should be friends? Why do you think the girls are looking at each other but the mothers aren't?
CONNECT: Why do you think the adults don't try to change "the way things have always been?" Is it up to children to make changes in the world because adults won't? What changes would you like to make to today's world?
ASK: Why do you think Clover's mother didn't tell her to get down from the fence?
SHOW: Look at the pictures on the last two pages of all the girls on the fence. What do you think is going on in these pictures?
CONNECT: Have you ever felt like something was wrong and you knew something had to be done to fix it? What did you do about it?
Annie and Clover were taking steps toward making their world a better place. Sometimes children are the best people to make changes because adults are used to doing things in a certain way. Think of something you (and your friends) can do to make the world a better place. Think of an issue, such as hunger, pollution, a sick neighbor, or recycling. Make a plan for a small thing you can do to improve the problem. Do it.
Annie and Clover made friends slowly. They watched each other and moved carefully together, step-by-step. Talk about how you make friends. What do you say and do? Do you make friends in the same way in the neighborhood as you do at school? Where else have you made a friend? Do your friends look like you and act like you (same gender, same skin color, same religion, same personality, etc.)? Draw pictures of yourself playing with your friends.
A fence is a boundary. Another kind of boundary is a rule. A rule tells you the limit for your behavior. Talk about how a family rule is like a fence. Name your family rules and write them down. Talk about what happens when you cross the boundary from following the rule to breaking the rule. What is the purpose of a rule (safety, avoid conflict)?
Clover and Annie climbed up on the fence because they wanted to test the boundary between them. They were sure that someday the fence would come down. Have you ever tested a boundary (tried to cross it to see what would happen)? Think about boundaries such as a street and fence, as well as a boundary such as a rule. Why did you test it? Did you wonder if the boundary was important? What did you find out?
The illustrator of this book, E. B. Lewis, used watercolor paints for the pictures. Get some watercolors and paint some pictures of trees and sky. Add the ground and a fence. If you feel brave and free, try painting people, too. Test different techniques on different pieces of paper. Use more water for a softer color and less water for a deeper color. Paint the background first and let it dry before adding details.
Think of someone at school or the playground who often plays alone (or a neighbor who lives alone). Next time you are there, ask that person to play. Make a plan now for what you will say and do to include him or her in your play activity.
Think about where you are right now. Name some "other sides" from where you are. For example, if you are sitting next to Mom, she has another side. Who or what is on her other side? What are some more other sides from you? (There is the other side of . . . the table, the room, the window, the street, the town, and the world.) Are you happy with which side you are on? Would you like to know more about the other side? How would you feel if someone told you not to go to one of those other sides?


text:
<?php

namespace KawaiiGherkin\Formatter;

use Behat\Gherkin\Node\OutlineNode;
use Behat\Gherkin\Node\ScenarioInterface;

/**
 * @author  Jefersson Nathan  <malukenho@phpse.net>
 * @license MIT
 */
final class Scenario extends AbstractFormatter
{
    private $align;

    /**
     * @param string $align
     */
    public function __construct($align = Step::ALIGN_TO_RIGHT)
    {
        $this->align = $align;
    }

    /**
     * @param \Behat\Gherkin\Node\ScenarioInterface[] $scenarios
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function format(array $scenarios)
    {
        return rtrim(implode(
            array_map(
                function (ScenarioInterface $scenario) {
                    return $this->getTags($scenario)
                    . $this->getScenarioDescription($scenario)
                    . $this->getSteps($scenario)
                    . $this->getExamples($scenario);
                },
                $scenarios
            )
        )) . "\n";
    }

    /**
     * @param ScenarioInterface $scenario
     *
     * @return string
     */
    private function getTags(ScenarioInterface $scenario)
    {
        if (! $scenario->hasTags()) {
            return $this->indent();
        }

        return $this->indent() . (new Tags())->format($scenario->getTags()) . "\n";
    }

    /**
     * @param ScenarioInterface $scenario
     *
     * @return string
     */
    private function getScenarioDescription(ScenarioInterface $scenario)
    {
        $titleLines    = $this->getTitleLines($scenario);
        $scenarioTitle = trim($scenario->getKeyword() . ': ' . array_shift($titleLines));

        if ($scenario->hasTags()) {
            $scenarioTitle = $this->indent() . $scenarioTitle;
        }

        return implode(
            "\n" . $this->indent(12),
            array_merge(
                [$scenarioTitle],
                $titleLines
            )
        ) . "\n";
    }

    /**
     * @param ScenarioInterface $scenario
     *
     * @return string|void
     */
    private function getSteps(ScenarioInterface $scenario)
    {
        if (! $scenario->hasSteps()) {
            return;
        }

        $step = new Step($this->align);

        return $step->format($scenario->getSteps()) . "\n";
    }

    /**
     * @param $scenario
     *
     * @return string|void
     */
    private function getExamples($scenario)
    {
        if (! $scenario instanceof OutlineNode) {
            return;
        }

        return (new Example())->format($scenario);
    }

    /**
     * @param ScenarioInterface $scenario
     * @return array
     */
    private function getTitleLines(ScenarioInterface $scenario)
    {
        return array_map(
            'trim',
            explode("\n", $scenario->getTitle())
        );
    }
}


text:
Education stems Ebola's spread
This story appears in the Ebola feature series. View the full series.
by Dan Stockman
dstockman@ncronline.org
Follow on Twitter at @danstockman
If one of the biggest weapons in Ebola's deadly arsenal is fear, then one of the best ways to combat it is through education.
And Sr. Ann Kelly, of the Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary, not only found herself in a great position to help fight that battle, but said it seems to be paying off: In the area where Kelly works, the number of Ebola cases currently is dropping.
Kelly and two other sisters have been working to educate people on how to prevent the spread of the deadly virus.
"At first, the government took a very heavy-handed approach – they wanted to keep things under control," she said. So markets were closed, schools were shut down and the economy ground to a halt.
"In the rural areas, there's a lot of peasant trading, where people carry goods to market on their head," Kelly said. "But with the markets closed, they couldn't do that, and they couldn't get money to survive. You were not allowed to transport goods to the capital, and that was an important source of income for a lot of people."
Some of the restrictions have eased, and people now understand that the checkpoints where everyone's temperature is taken to check for signs of the virus are for their own protection. They have also set up smaller markets so goods can be traded, and it is now harvest time.
"The main thing will be to move the goods they harvest," Kelly said. "The economy is faltering badly on the macro level, but on the micro level they're eating at least."
Still, everything has been difficult – even the geography. Their small town of Voinjama is only a few miles from the border with Guinea and only a few dozen miles from the border with Sierra Leone.
"The borders are so porous, people cross over without a second thought," Kelly said. "The tentacles of the virus go in every direction, and tracing it is very difficult in this kind of set up."
Kelly said the fear is that when the crisis is over, the international community will go back to ignoring Liberia, just when the country will be most vulnerable to the kind of power struggles that have led to civil wars there and elsewhere.
"The vacuum of power will be very big," she said. "People here believe in government, but there is also some belief that the government is somehow getting power out of this, that there's a lot of money coming in and people are asking where is it going. They fear that it's a money racket, and once again they're the losers."
But the people are survivors in every sense of the word.
"Things are at a subsistence level anyway. They don't have running water, they don't have a lot of things," she said. "They cope with it, they celebrate what they have. They're also physically strong – from a young age they walk long distances and work very hard."
They've also lived through years of civil war.
Still, with so many dead – including medical staff and religious – isn't Kelly afraid of Ebola herself?
"From the very beginning, we educated ourselves about prevention. So the biggest fear is getting the virus indirectly," she said. "Our fear is that we'll walk into a village inadvertently when someone has just died there."
And just as they taught villagers, the sisters took precautions.
"We didn't wear protective clothing, but we also didn't feel at any point that we had to stay in the house and not go out," Kelly said. "We avoid shaking hands and hugging, which is difficult, but we lived through the war, to some extent. We have a bit of a history of living through these tense times."
Besides – there are worse things than fear.
"The worst thing is seeing the trauma of other people; that's more distressing than anything else," she said.
And she can let others worry for her: Kelly is Irish by birth and American by naturalization, and her family keeps up on the news.
"They phone a lot, they worry and they wonder. They see more than we do – they see the reports on TV," she said. "We're not getting all those pictures all the time. We see the survivors and the post-quarantine people, but we're not seeing people dying."
And the people they serve are grateful for their presence.
"They view us, as they say, as 'God People.' So our being here continued to give them that feeling they're not completely on their own. They can take courage from that," Kelly said. "A lot of people have expressed that. They would have understood it if we did go, but we said, 'No, we're staying.'"
The people are especially grateful when they see the price others have paid for staying.
"We used to stay in Monrovia with a group of sisters when we traveled there," Kelly said. "One died, two other contracted Ebola, but survived. Two brothers and a priest died. . . . It lets people know we come for the long haul. And the people know that those [religious] died here so far away from their family, they express their gratitude for that. You can't help but feel blessed by them."
Kelly spent 11 years in Guinea, where she and other sisters worked with refugees from the civil wars in Sierra Leone and Liberia. Then eight years ago, she and two other sisters moved into Liberia and began working there, mainly to reduce illiteracy.
In Liberia, about 85 percent of the population of 4 million lives in poverty, so education is key, Kelly said. Knowledge is power, of which the people have little.
"We were educating people about land rights and land grabbing," she said.
And then came Ebola.
"I was here when the first outbreak of Ebola took place, and no one took it as seriously as it should have been taken," Kelly said. "Once Ebola came into being and took over the environment, we moved into Ebola awareness and education."
Kelly and the other sisters were not medical professionals, so they couldn't treat the disease, but they could teach people how to prevent it. That was especially important in the villages around Voinjama, in the rural north part of the country.
With an education network already in place, the sisters just switched from teaching people how to read to how to prevent the spread of Ebola.
"We're using the same team throughout the whole county," Kelly said, and that team has since expanded its reach as the crisis demanded.
With Ebola, they quickly learned, education can be the difference between life and death.
"In the initial stages, many people died because they only went to the clinic at the last minute, so the treatment came too late. So we had to educate them to go right away, to seek help as soon as they're sick," Kelly said. "We also had to teach them that Ebola is real – some people thought that it was just made up or that it was some kind of money-making scheme."
The sisters also had to teach people that the traditional burial methods could be deadly: The local custom is for family members to wash the body, and extended family comes from all over to take part in the rituals – and at the time when the virus is most dangerous.
"In one village near us, 165 people died, largely due to burials," Kelly said. "In their traditional beliefs, they have something called 'bad signs,' so if you're sick, it's because someone put a bad sign on you. And with Ebola, many people believed that's what happened. Then they died and all the rituals began, and before you knew it, it had spread everywhere."
Then panic set in, as people didn't know what to do or where to turn.
"In one case, instead of calling a treatment center, they took the sick person to Guinea, where they infected others. Then they brought them back and spread it further, and then died," Kelly said. "In some cases, whole families were wiped out."
Information was key.
"Not being able to bury their loved ones in the traditional way and to have to call emergency workers in all this gear to come get the body, it terrified them," Kelly said. "But once they're educated, those fears subside."
They also had to educate them on simple things that not only help to fight the spread of Ebola, but other illnesses, as well – which became critical as the little bit of health care infrastructure that existed collapsed under the Ebola explosion.
Kelly said West Africa cannot be forgotten.
"The thing I most want people to know is this is a tragedy that can strike anywhere, but it struck the most vulnerable part of the world. We in the international community must put our best foot forward and let the people of West Africa know they matter to us," she said. "Keep all of us and all of West Africa in your prayers – it is as important as all the financial contributions."
[Dan Stockman is national correspondent for Global Sisters Report.]


text:
Q: Tabulator copyToClipboard method isn't working as anticipated I am new to the Tabulator plug-in and I am attempting to copy data from one table to another using the Tabulator copyToClipboard method but with no success.
In my application I have created eleven <div> elements (one for the [Crew Leader] and one each for up to ten [Crew Members]) to serve as containers for the Tabulator tables to be instantiated.  I am hoping to copy data from the [Crew Leader] table and paste it into each of the affected [Crew Member] tables thus mitigating data re-entry.  This sequence of copy/paste events is triggered by the click event bound to a <button> in the header of the [Crew Leader] table.  The following function is called by the <button> click event:
        function CloneTable() {

            // Verify the [Crew Leader] Tabulator table is present....
            var tableLeader = Tabulator.prototype.findTable("#CrewLeaderTable");
            if (tableLeader.length > 0) {
                alert("The Tabulator table #CrewLeaderTable was found.\ntable.length = " + tableLeader.length);
                tableLeader.copyToClipboard("all");
                alert("The table contents were copied to the clipboard.");
            }
            else {
                alert("The Tabulator table #CrewLeaderTable was not found.");
            }
        }

The first alert message verifies that the #CrewLeaderTable object has been found as anticipated.  However, the second alert verification is never received thus indicating failure of the Tabulator copyToClipboard method.
I have read through as much of the relevant Tabulator documentation as I can find and I am hoping I have simply overlooked something in my setup.
The following is a copy of my Tabulator constructor:
            var table = new Tabulator(divid, {
                height: "100%",
                layout: "fitDataFill",
                movableRows: true, //enable user movable rows
                tabEndNewRow: true, //create empty new row on tab
                rowContextMenu: myActionContextMenu,
                keybindings: {
                    "navUp": true, //enable navUp keybinding using the "up arrow" key
                    "navDown": true, //enable navDown keybinding using the "down arrow" key
                },
                columns: [
                    { title: "Phase Code", field: "phaseCode", width: 144, editor: "select", editorParams: { values: function (cell) { return window.laborPhaseCodes; } } },
                    { title: "Date Worked", field: "dateComp", hozAlign: "center", sorter: "date", editor: dateEditor },
                    { title: "Start Time", field: "timeStart", hozAlign: "center", sorter: "time", editor: timeEditor },
                    { title: "Finish Time", field: "timeFinish", hozAlign: "center", sorter: "time", editor: timeEditor },
                    { title: "Memo", field: "memo", width: 144, hozAlign: "left", editor: "input" },
                    { title: "<button type='button' id='btnClone' class='btn btn-success btn-sm py-0' style='font-size:10px;'>Clone</button>", headerSort: false, headerClick: tabCloneTable }
                ],
                cellEdited: function (cell) {
                }
            });

I have spent a couple of days trying to figure out the best way to "clone" the data from one table into another.  The Tabulator documentation is fairly comprehensive but I fear I have overlooked something.  Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

A: It looks like copyToClipboard doesn't return the data, it is maintained internally and not accessible.  But, with what you are doing set/getData works fine.
Here is an example, https://jsfiddle.net/nrayburn/19sjg74k/7/.
Basically, what you want to do is call getData on the parent table and setData on the child table.
  const crewLeaderTable = Tabulator.prototype.findTable('#CrewLeaderTable')[0];
  const crewMemberTable = Tabulator.prototype.findTable('#CrewMember1Table')[0];
  const crewLeaderData = crewLeaderTable.getData();
  // You could also use replaceData or addData, depending on the requirements
  crewMemberTable.setData(crewLeaderData);


Join HART & CRU at wine tastings and dinners at Cincinnati's top restaurants and venues. Experience unique, quality-crafted and limited production wines.
Music Hall has been restored to glory and with that comes new spaces for us to indulge in great juice!
This season before Series 3 Saturday Subscription concerts, I am thrilled to partner with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra to share some of my favorite wines at Music Hall. Over the season, Hart & Cru will host six pre-concert wine tastings in Corbett Tower.
This is a really unique experience to enjoy amazing wine in an iconic place before a fantastic night of music. Since each performance is unique, I am hand-selecting wines that reflect the program's themes—whether region, composer or piece (pours, price and flight availability will vary by concert). Many bottles I am bringing are not often seen in Cincinnati, so these evenings will be a rare chance to taste.
Wine will flow in Corbett Tower from 6:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. No reservations are required. I hope to see you for a glass or two.
How do you define the world's finest wine? Watch and learn in this film screening, plus hear live from cast member and world-renowned Master Sommelier Dustin Wilson. Grab a post-film tasting ticket for bites from Cincinnati's top restaurants alongside 30+ best-in-class wines.
who will be pouring wine throughout the Grand Tasting & Collector's Room.
The greatest French Burgundies or the world's best Pinot Noirs? In the third installment of the "Somm" documentary film series, next-gen experts complete a secret blind tasting in New York—while industry legends hold a rare tasting in Paris—and reopen the debate on what it means to be the world's finest juice.
On March 31, experience their findings in Cincinnati's first public screening of "Somm 3" with a special introduction from film cast member and former Eleven Madison Park sommelier Dustin Wilson M.S. In a live talk, Dustin will share his inside take on the film and how he defines unforgettable juice.
After the film, soak up your wine know-how with 30+ curated wines from best-in-class producers across the globe and savory bites from Cincinnati's top talent.
Come find the wines you love, chat what you've learned and drink well. Great bottles and great company make a fun afternoon.
On January 31st we are honored to host Alain's son, Antoine Graillot, for an exclusive evening of allocated wines paired with a five course dinner. Alongside guest sommelier Kevin Hart, Antoine will pour wines from his family's estate—including Crozes-Hermitage, Saint-Joseph, Maxime Graillot and Domaine de Fa.
From a moderate 21 hectares in the Crozes-Hermitage AOC, Alain Graillot and his family have coaxed the vines and gained international acclaim with exuberant, robust and complex Syrah-based wines. In a mere 20 years, Graillot has established a reputation as one of the most talented producers not only in the Rhône Valley, but in all of France. The family recently acquired vines north of the Rhone in and around Fleurie Beaujolais and we are excited to be sharing this new property during the dinner. Each new release is allocated down to the bottle.
In France's Northern Rhone Valley, there are few names as revered as Graillot. It was in 1985 that the now legendary Alain Graillot, who after working with the venerable Jacques Seysses at Domaine Dujac, came back to his home in Crozes-Hermitage to start his own domaine. With each passing year his devotion to the art of making hauntingly delicious Syrah from his organically farmed, stone-laden vineyards, has been rewarded with an ever growing and highly dedicated following around the world. So fervent is the fandom that each new release is now allocated down to the bottle. And so it would seem a daunting task for the child of such a luminary to follow in the footsteps of such a giant. Luckily for those who appreciate the art of viniculture, Alain's sons Maxime & Antoine Graillot and the Domaine Equis and Domaine de fa not only continues the legacy started by his father, he also blazes his own trail in winemaking excellence.
For one night only, Kevin Hart and the Cru will make the Fountain Square Holiday Market extra merry with a wine tasting.
Take a break from shopping to taste eight hand-picked wines not often seen in Cincinnati, including six reds and two whites. Like what you taste and want to order for later? Hart & Cru is offering the evening's featured selections in two holiday gift sets (four bottles each) for purchase with delivery to follow.
While the wine will be seriously delicious, the night will be fun and casual. Advance tickets are encouraged but not required.
You can find us in a tent on the northeast corner of the Square (Sixth & Walnut side).
Save the date for an evening of exceptional champagne on November 29. More details coming soon.
Astonishingly complex. Ethereal. Rich. Elegant. Each are qualities used to describe the great Etna Rosso and Bianco wines we have delighted in for years.
This November 19 and 20, we are lucky to pour an exclusive flight from one of Etna's great pioneers: Terre Nere. In turning a spotlight on the ancient volcanic terroir, Proprietor Marc de Grazia has set the benchmark for wines from the Etna.
Drop by the bar or reserve a table to taste through four of Terre Nere's standouts: Etna Bianco, San Leonardo Rosso, Guardiolo Rosso and Prephylloxera Rosso. This is a rare opportunity to taste some of the Estate's prized single vineyards (Contradas).
Enjoy your cozy date night flight with handmade pasta, or gather the group for wine and a bistecca to share. A feast under the candlelight is sure to warm the belly and the soul.
This October 31-November 3, eight locally-owned restaurants and wine shops will host Italian winemaker Michael Schmelzer in a deliciously-packed Cincinnati wine crawl: Sotto, Oakley Wines, Taglio, The Wine Merchant, Dutch's, O Pie O, 1215 Wine Bar & Coffee Lab and Forno (Montgomery).
Schmelzer, who is an American and all-around fascinating guy, began farming biodynamically at Monte Bernardi in Chianti Classico in 2005. His newest project, "Italia Ti Amo," celebrates what we love most about Italian wine: it is uniquely shareable and inherently drinkable. Produced from certified organic grapes sourced throughout Italy, "Italia Ti Amo" is the universal, fun-loving table wine.
Come to one stop or drop by for a few, we'll be drinking all week.
With crisp fall air rolling in, my excitement builds as I think about harvest. Months of labor, sweat and care all lead up to the days when fruit and vegetables are ripe for the picking. This is the time when farmers shine and we are lucky to feast on the best of the land.
This October 27, come honor the hard work of the farmers at Greenacres Farm with a four-course dinner crafted by Chef Jeremy Luers from The Phoenix. Courses will feature produce and meats raised on the farm, plus wines from dedicated farmers I specifically selected for the menu.
Each ticket includes A private viewing of the Greenacres Artist Guild Art Show: Art in the Making, appetizers and dinner prepared by Chef Jeremy Luers, wine pairings from Hart & Cru, and a keepsake Greenacres wine glass.
While the food and wine will be seriously delicious, the night will be fun and casual. See you there.
Reservations not required, please email us with questions.
Each night the wines will be specially curated to tell a story with the concert in mind.
Please let us know what questions you have and we look forward to seeing you soon.
We had a crazy idea to open some iconic wines and let me tell some stories around why BRUNO GIACOSA is truly among the "Greatest of all Times Producers." This tasting will be a tribute to a legend in the wine world who passed at the age of 88 in January.Bruno left a mark on the wine world, both through many faithful lovers of his wines and his wine philosophy. Known as the maker of the most traded and sought-after wines of Barolo and Barbaresco, his reputation is almost as noteworthy as his humility.
This October 3, join me and a lucky few in tasting through his legendary wines alongside an exclusive menu from Sotto Chef Danny Combs. With such limited production—and even more limited allocation to Ohio—I am honored to personally present Giacosa wines for this one night only and share stories of my travels and love for the region.
This is a rare opportunity that I had to take advantage of to create a special night to open these bottles. It's not every day you have the opportunity taste all of these wines together.
I will pour Giacosa sparkling wines at 6:30pm, with a feast of 7 rustic Italian courses and 7 wines to follow at 7:00pm. Due to the collectors' level of these premium wines, we are hosting dinner for $230 a person for food & wine ($290 includes tax & grat).
Please email or call if you would like a seat. A limited number of bottles will be available for home cellars. You do not want to miss these wines.
Meet the 4th generation winemaker of the Nada family at A Tavola Madeira for handmade tagliatelle and Nebbiolo from his family's incredible vineyard.
The entire night will be casual and fun. A Tavola does not take reservations but please give us a heads up if you plan on attending and we will do our best to accommodate your party.
Nada Fiorenzo is hands-down one of the best producers in Barbaresco. While Barolo gets most of the spotlight, I think Barbaresco is equally deserving.
When I traveled to Piemonte many times over the last 10 years., I was wowed by Nada Fiorenzo's juice but even more so by the humility and passion of the tight-knit family who tends the vines. Danilo, a former sommelier and son of founder Bruno, combines his pedigree with such energy and character that you are immediately immersed in his stories.
I hope you'll join me in giving Danilo a warm welcome to Cincinnati (his first time!) at A Tavola in Madeira. He will roam the floor to share about the wines as we pour his favorites in a flight of three, plus selections by the glass. Featured tagliatelle and the full A Tavola menu will be available to enjoy as you sip.
Want more details on Nada Fiorenzo? Keep scrolling for our story on this outstanding winemaking family.
THESE RAINY DAYS HAVE GOT US IN THE MOOD TO OPEN SOME BOTTLES WITH FRIENDS CASUALLY AT THE OFFICE.
WE HAVE PULLED SOME OF OUR FAVORITE WINES OF ALL STYLES AND ARE CASUALLY POURING THINGS BY THE GLASS THIS FRIDAY NIGHT.
SWING BY, GRAB A GLASS, CHAT ABOUT ALL THINGS IN LIFE!
WE'RE POURING 5 PM UNTIL THE WINE IS GONE.
LIEU DIT WAS FOUNDED IN 2011 AND FOCUSES SOLELY IN THE VARIETIES INDIGENOUS TO THE LOIRE VALLEY, NOW GROWN IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY. THE VARIED MICRO-CLIMATES AND MARINE BASED SOILS OF SANTA BARBARA COUNTY ARE IDEALLY SUITED TO THIS SET OF GRAPES. LIEU DIT CENTERS ON SAUVIGNON BLANC AND MORE LIMITED BOTTLINGS OF CHENIN BLANC, CABERNET FRANC AND ROSE AND PRODUCES AROUND 2500 CASES ANNUALLY.
WHY WE LOVE LIEU DIT !
HART & CRU is excited to welcome, with the support of wineCRAFT and 3CDC, Eric Railsback of Lieu Dit Wines, Southern California, on July 24. Eric is a longtime friend of sommelier Kevin Hart and will be sharing some of his favorite wines at the Southwest Porch at Washington Park. Eric's focus for Lieu Dit Wines is Loire Valley varietals grown in California. Through Eric's vast knowledge of European wines, his California project produces wines with character and soul. Eric was formerly the sommelier at wine-renowned restaurant RN74, which gained international recognition. Forbes named him as a 30 Under 30 for food & wine in 2014. He opened Les Marchands wine bar in Santa Barbara and has recently taken on many other ventures in the wine world. The wines of Lieu Dit have been some of Hart & Cru's favorites for years and we look forward to sharing them on July 24.
We realized it has been too long and we need to pop some bottles with friends casually at the office.
We have pulled some of our favorite wines of all styles and are pouring things by the glass this Friday night.
Swing by, grab a glass, chat about all things in life.
But, a heads-up if you can join is greatly appreciated.
you can still order wine here!
On Wednesday, March 14th, find your way out of the hustle of downtown and surrounds, to quaint La Petite Pierre, the destination in our fair city that most reminds me of a great find in the French countryside. Though the wines are not all from France, they're all the crème de la crème. I am pouring six personal selections that best reflect the purity and potential of their regions to pair with five courses curated for the evening. Limited seating lends to a night of conviviality and bonhomie, so reserve yours while you can.
On March 7 from 5pm-9pm at Sartre, join me and top sommeliers from around the city as we pour 25 amazing New California wines produced in the style of the Old World masters. The restrained and compelling New California wines reflect the terroir-driven spirit of both Wine Country's iconoclastic young winemakers and the pioneers of the late '60s and early '70s.
Come for the great juice or make it an evening with hor d'oeuvres and entrées from the kitchen.
Retail bottles can be purchased in person or online to enjoy later.
I am going to be on the floor at Sotto, GUEST SOMMELIER style, next Wednesday.
Make a reservation at Sotto to join me as I pour wine flights and geek out about producers I love, just like the old days. I know Cincinnati loves Barolo and I'm sure these will be some busy and fun nights.
In an industry dominated by men, Chiara Boschis and the E. Pira & Figli Winery step forward as pioneers of change. Crackling with energy and determination, Chiara has turned out one fantastic wine after another from her small parcels (including a small portion of the famed Cannubi vineyard), producing some of the most refined and elegant wines in the region.
Join us for our third and final Barolo night this January 31st where we'll be welcoming special guest Chiara Boschis, E. Pira & Figli owner and winemaker, to pour flights of four of our favorite wines from the E. Pira & Figli estate.
I am going to be on the floor at Sotto, GUEST SOMMELIER style, January 24th.
I am going to be on the floor at Sotto, GUEST SOMMELIER style, for the next three Wednesdays.
This January 10th, in collaboration with our dear friends from Boca Restaurant, we proudly present an evening of unforgettable food and the highly esteemed wines of the Gaja family.
Founded in 1859 in Barbaresco, the legendary winery represents five generations of winemaking knowledge passed downward throughout the years. From modest roots set down by founder Giovanni Gaja, to the near monolithic reputation they carry today, Gaja has always made a point to put quality, craftsmanship and innovation at the forefront of everything they do.
Join Giovanni Gaja, fifth-generation winemaker, for an evening showcasing the family's top vineyard sites and single vineyard wines, from Gaia & Rey Chardonnay to their iconic Barbaresco. Add to your cellar collection with exclusive vintages available for purchase.
"Kermit Lynch, iconic influencer of the modern wine world, deserves thanks for making it possible to drink great European wine every day, even though we're in America. In that spirit, Sartre will open their doors on Monday, December 4th as a pop-up winebar to pour some KLWM classics + newbies.
To give us a heads-up !
offered at an incredible value.


Philippine Education: Child Labor in Relation to Education Gabrielle Campos Veloso Dr. Elineth Suarez Coomunication in English II 23 January 2009 Gabrielle Campos Veloso Dr. Suarez Communication in English II 23 January 2009 Philippine Education: Child Labor in Relation to Education The Philippines faces the issue of child labor because the state has failed to exercise the proper actions in order to take control of the situation. It has, like the US, set a minimum age of employment under the circumstances that the work hours be limited and the undertakings not be hazardous (DOL).
The minimum age of employment in the Philippines has been set at age 15(IPEC- Philippines). Yet although certain policies have been made to improve the condition of child labor in the Philippines, none of these involve the educational requirements of the child. It is evident that the educational sector in terms of child labor has been neglected, as seen in studies indicating that the education of these child laborers have been placed in jeopardy. Statistics show that 41. 1 % in Angono and 56. % in Taytay among the working youth are out of school. These people are working in agriculture and manufacturing services, researched by Del Rosario in 1989. Also, KDC recorded in 1994 that all children in Navotas, Metro Manila, Quezon City and Bulacan involved in prostitution, domestic work, a sardine's factory and a textile factory are out of school as well. (Bonga 94-95) Oosternout observed that in Cebu, during the year 1986, "50 percent of the males who dropped out of school after grade four and five were found in Muro-Ami ships. The employment of children by the Muro-Ami could be the cause of the increased number of student dropouts in that same year (Bonga 100). Also, as studied by Orense in 1992, children in Masbate work everyday of the week for over ten hours a day (Bonga 97) and according to Magno (1986), most of the child prostitutes or vendors in the Philippines work at least eight hours a day every day of the week (Bonga 92). These facts hint the possible causes of why a number of students, in public schools, especially, are unable to attend their classes often, if they even attend school at all.
Although the working hours are said to have been limited since 2006, these child laborers could go to the extent of working under more than one employer, just to attain a decent income. Therefore, these children are still employed nonetheless, and their education suffers for it (speaking in terms of work that circulates throughout the school year and not just a summer job). Even among Member countries of the OECD, which is said to be a class of well developed countries, only the US population from ages 15 to 19 find it possible to be employed full-time while studying (Beyond 14).
The inability to balance one's job and schooling forces the students to pick between the two, and, choosing the more urgent need, these students are most likely to drop their studies to pursue their labor. Their decision is also influenced by the parents of these students who find it difficult to sustain their family with their income alone. As a result, some of them turn to their children to enter a world of labor in order to help support the family financially. It is said that students who have left their schooling to enter the world of the paid labor force are ill-equipped and under-qualified to meet standards of the economic world. Compulsory 13) I believe that the state of the Philippines should not permit individuals under eighteen years of age to be employed in any labor whatsoever during the school year, without a high school diploma. This will be more beneficial to each of these individuals and to the country as a whole. First of all, I chose the age of eighteen to be the minimum age because at is at this age wherein an individual is expected to have a sense of understanding on what his or her purpose and civil duties might be. It is at this age wherein one is 'legalized' and is trusted by society to responsibilities such as career, vocational studies and voting.
They are considered to be adults who are supposed to know what is expected of them by society and that is why I feel that these people, regardless if they have accomplished secondary school or not, should have the right to be employed if they wish. Those under eighteen years of age however, such as the young people from ages twelve to about seventeen, are at a crucial stage wherein they are easily influenced and should be educated properly in order to instill in them the knowledge that will enable them to keep up with society.
If even those who have completed their compulsory education are having trouble finding permanent and decent paying jobs because of under-qualification (Beyond 37), what more those who haven't? Among the Member countries of the OECD, majority of these countries are burdened with the case of the youth who have terminated their studies embarking on the paid labor force having trouble seeking and maintaining their first job. (Beyond 35) This is because, according to Terranti (2002), the economy is in demand more for mental than physical labor (Farrell and Fenwick 14).
Most child laborers undertake physical labor rather than mental labor because they are not mentally skilled enough. Yet what will become of them after they have left their studies to do physical labor, thus leaving them under-qualified? Eventually they will get older and weaker and their employers will seek out younger and fitter child laborers to replace them. These people will be left with nowhere to turn to because the more stable jobs require the mental skill that they have forgone the moment they decided to neglect their education to become a child laborer.
That is why it is getting harder and harder to afford to be under-educated in the ever-evolving world of economics. "Developing countries risk being further marginalized in the competitive global knowledge economy because their education systems are not equipping laborers with the skills they need. " (Farrell and Fenwick 14) If the education systems are already said to be insufficient enough to equip the people with the intelligence needed to cope with the fast paced globalization, what more for those who embark on their careers without finishing their secondary school at all?
They are most likely to end up with temporary, low paying jobs, and their under qualification and lack of skills training will cause them career instability, most probably for the rest of their lives unless they decide to go back to their studies or skills training in order to be better qualified. I feel that if the youth does not jump into the world of labor without the proper secondary and preferably tertiary education, the country will flourish as a whole socially, politically, economically and obviously intellectually.
Studies have proven that countries that prioritize the education of its citizens have had the most well developed economies. For example, among the reason behind the economic success behind the East Asian Tigers is that their governments give much focus on strengthening the educational aspect. Because their educational system is given much attention, they are well-equipped to tackle the changing world and globalization (Mok and Tan 1).
The people will be better informed of the new scientific and technological ideas needed to boost the development of out economy and apply these concepts to their given fields. Although some countries such as Pakistan and Uganda with low income rates have low primary school participation (22 percent and 32 percent, respectively), the Four Tigers, which also had low income rates back in 1960, had a participation level that ranged from 57 to 67 percent. It is said that the these countries rose from their economic state because of the well-educated citizens and their growth in skill formation. Ashton 1) This just proves that the Philippines too, with low income rates as well, can afford to focus on education and not neglect it in order to emerge from its economic situation. According to Barro-Lee's human capital dataset on the average years of schooling attained by the population over fifteen years of age, by 1990, an increased amount of people have attained over nine years of education in South Korea and Hong Kong, which are now at level with the well developed OECD countries because of this (Ashton 1).
The Meiji government, initially focused on the establishment of universal primary education, has now been giving more attention to the development of vocational education in order to mold skilled laborers. It is believed that the focus on educational development of the government is among the key factors that contribute to the very developed Japanese industry (Bowman 5). What do all these countries have in common? An educated people and a government that supports the need a higher educational level.
This is especially important before one embarks on his or her career. According to Muhammad Shamsul Huq in his book; Education, Manpower and Development in South and Southeast Asia, "…The education sector influences economic and social development by inducing change in technology through the systematic application of scientific and other knowledge as a consequence of their division and differentiation, and in values and attitudes to provide the necessary incentives for increasing productive efficiency. (Huq 53) The World Bank supports a higher education by stating in 2003 that, "By improving people's ability to function as members of their communities, education and training increase social cohesion, reduce crime and improve income allocation" (Farrell and Fenwick 17). It is not only the individual lives of the people that will be improved if those under eighteen years of age will have attained a high school degree by the time they enter into work, but many other sectors of the country as well, because the laborers will be better skilled and better informed on their civil responsibilities.
I feel that with my proposal, child labor will be finally put to an end because those under 18 years of age, which most would consider as the country's youth, will either be forced to finish high school before working or not work at all and continue their education instead until they have reached the age of legalization. So either way, the youth will be better informed by their educators in their either complete or lengthened course of study. An educated people is the core of the country's political and economic stability because these people are made aware if their civil responsibilities and work towards the good of their country. Bilodeau at al. 62) Therefore, those who are properly educated in such aspects should have the right to work and contribute to the country's welfare. The last thing this country needs are people- under educated children, who are not informed of the common good of their country seeking out whatever job they can find weather it be illegal, demeaning, hazardous or hindering to their studies. They do not work towards the development of their country, but towards their own insufficient income. An income that can never compare to how much they would be receiving in the future if they had pursued their studies.
And this way, as mentioned, they would not only be receiving, but contributing, as well. I believe that only when individuals can actually contribute to the country and are set in doing so, the nation can flourish. The Director General of UNESCO said in 1952 that, "Ignorance is one of the factors in the tragic vicious circle of under-production, under-development, and endemic disease" (Bilodeau et al. 147). I believe that it is the state's responsibility to take control and to fight this ignorance. Works Cited Ashtom, David and Green, Fancis and James, Donna and Sung, Johnny.
Education and Training for Development in East Asia. London:Routledge, 1999. Beyond Compulsory Schooling. France:OECD,1976. Bilodeau, Pathammavong and Quang Hong. Cumpolsory Education in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. Paris:United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization,1955. Bonga, Melinda and Del Rosario, Rosario. Child Labor in the Philippines. Manila:UP,2000. Bowman, Mary Jean. Educational Choice and Labor Markets in Japan. Chicago and London:The University of Chicago,1981. Compulsory Schooling in a Changing World.
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Orange Bowl Cheer Championships Presented by Metro by T-Mobile to Take Place This Sunday November 11th
The 2018 Orange Bowl Cheer Championships, presented by Metro by T-Mobile, will take place Sunday, November 11 from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., at the Rick Case Arena at the Don Taft Center at Nova Southeastern University.
The action-packed day will feature over 1,600 youth cheerleaders of all different ages and skill levels from Orange Bowl Youth Football Alliance (OBYFA) presented by Metro by T-Mobile leagues who will compete in five different divisions: mini, peewee, prep, varsity and pro. One deserving team will also take home the title of Overall Competition Grand Champion. Two other teams will take home either the Sportsmanship Award or Spirit Award which exemplify the teams that excel in those areas during the competition.
"We're proud to host the Orange Bowl Cheer Championships, presented by Metro by T-Mobile, again this year," said Orange Bowl Committee President and Chair Sean Pittman. "This is a tremendous event that gives these young athletes the opportunity to compete and showcase their abilities in front of family, friends and thousands of fans."
The Orange Bowl has invested more than $7 million in South Florida Youth Sports Programs since the start of the OBYFA program in 1999. Now in its 20th year, the OBYFA presented by Metro by T-Mobile benefits approximately 13,000 youth football players and cheerleaders in eight leagues reaching from Lake Okeechobee to Key West.
Youth sports is one of the four pillars of Orange Bowl Community Outreach, which also includes fundraising and community events, academic programs and scholarships, and legacy gifts. For 85 years, the Orange Bowl has been one of South Florida's leading civic organizations, promoting championship sporting events, related premier entertainment and other year-round activities to inspire youth, engage our community and enhance the South Florida economy.
The Orange Bowl Cheer Championships are presented by Metro by T-Mobile and are joined by the following associate sponsors: American Airlines, CiCis Pizza, Clutch Insurance, Comcast, Dave & Buster's, Marathon Petroleum Company, Miami Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Institute (MOSMI), Nike, Sunshine Health and Toyota.


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In this tutorial, we will show you How to Upload WordPress Premium theme to your Server.
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