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In 2004, Alcoa identified a candidate location for an interim (and possibly longer term) Ice Control Structure (ICS) on the Louisville stretch of the Grasse River (upstream of Massena). The type of ICS proposed was a pier type structure (see photos below) designed to trap the ice during the spring breakup and prevent it from moving downstream to the lower Grasse River where the 2003 ice jam event occurred. This ICS site was selected based on its physical characteristics as it was at a location suitable for capturing the major source of ice pieces that can jam against the intact ice cover on the lower Grasse River and it included sufficient floodplain area to allow bypass of elevated river flows that can occur at an ice jam as a result of river stage increases.
It was anticipated that construction of the ICS in Louisville would be part of the 2005 Remedial Options Pilot Study (ROPS); however, this location was not pursued further due to community concerns related to the proposed location. As part of this dialogue, input was received from the community to evaluate whether restoration of the deteriorated weir in the Village of Massena could be integrated into some form of ice control approach. This request was based on interest in the community to see water levels upstream of the weir returned to the levels that existed prior to the breach of the weir in the mid 1990s. Community interest in restoration of the weir has also been reflected through the Massena Local Waterfront Revitalization Plan activities as well as resolutions that were passed by the Village of Massena and the Town of Louisville.
Although restoration of the existing weir was determined to not be a feasible location for an ICS based on the site characteristics, Alcoa agreed to conduct additional evaluations of other possible locations and re-evaluate other potential interim options for ice management. In addition, as part of the 2005 ROPS, the company removed a significant quantity of PCB-containing sediment in the ice scour prone reach of the lower Grasse River and placed an armored cap designed to withstand ice jam related scour forces in the river. The armored cap consisted of a bottom layer of sand and topsoil, a middle filter layer of coarser material, and a final top layer of large stones. The cap was successfully placed and has been visually observed via an underwater video camera with the video showing adequate coverage of the armor stone materials over the area. The most recent video shows the armor stone with finer-grained material on top or in between the armor stone.
Additional details regarding this pilot study can be found under the 2005 Remedial Options Pilot Study.
Other potential ICS locations were evaluated in 2005, and a location in the lower Grasse River adjacent to the Alcoa West facility (T6.75) was selected as potentially feasible for installation of an ICS (see figure below). In addition, the Massena Electric Department (MED) approached Alcoa about the possibility of a multi-purpose project which could provide ice management, hydroelectric power, and recreational benefits for the community through restoration of upstream water levels to those that existed prior to the breach of the weir in the Village of Massena. The company is currently providing support to MED through the initial study phases for the project.
A pier-type ICS stops ice at the piers, but allows river flow to pass beneath the ice accumulation or through an adjacent floodplain or bypassed channel. Due to a lack of a natural floodplain area in the vicinity of the T6.75 location, the typical design has been modified to include a series of additional piers that form a flow relief channel within the river (see schematic below).
Use of state-of-the-art computer based ice modeling (DynaRICE) to evaluate ice retention capabilities and projected backwater effects. This work is being conducted by Clarkson University.
Construct and test large scale physical and flume models of the lower Grasse River (T6.75) ICS site and a flume model for the MED hydroelectric dam site in a specially designed refrigerated testing facility at the United States Army Corps of Engineers Cold Regions Research Engineering Laboratory (CRREL) (see photos below).
Alcoa sponsored a tour of the CRREL physical model testing for members of the Community Advisory Panel and other interested parties in March 2007. Details regarding the tour are summarized in the CRREL Physical Model Community Group Tour Trip Report.
The results of the modeling and engineering evaluations conducted for the ICS at T6.75 were compiled and submitted to EPA. This report summarized the findings and next steps for the study, and will be made publicly available once approved by EPA.
The MED hydroelectric project is currently in the initial study phase under the oversight of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).


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Harbaugh, Michigan counting on ex-Ole Miss QB Shea Patterson
By Larry Lage
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Jim Harbaugh was hailed as a savior when he came back to Michigan, a former star quarterback tasked with returning college football's winningest program to glory.
Harbaugh hasn't been able to do it yet and, perhaps coincidentally, quarterback has not a position of strength for the Wolverines his first three years.
It is now.
Mississippi transfer Shea Patterson will be under center when the 14th-ranked Wolverines open the season on the night of Sept. 1 at No. 12 Notre Dame. Patterson said Harbaugh has prepared his players well for the challenge.
"He's making the most of his opportunity," Patterson said Thursday night, surrounded by about 30 reporters. "And, so will I."
By all accounts, Harbaugh has found what he has been looking for — a dynamic playmaker at quarterback. Patterson will play behind an offensive line that has improved, according to coaches and players, and he will be able to rely on a pair of experienced and talented running backs, a handful of potentially potent receivers along with perhaps one of the nation's best defenses.
"I think Shea Patterson will be the whip cream on the cake that Harbaugh has been missing," said former Dallas Cowboys executive Gil Brandt, an NFL draft consultant and SiriusXM Satellite Radio analyst.
If it seems that everything is lined up for a banner year at Michigan, it's been a journey and then some for Harbaugh (28-11 in three seasons and a pair of bowl losses) — and for Patterson.
On a cold day last winter, Patterson was missing his parents.
He had been cozy in a condo he shared with teammates he knew well in Oxford, Mississippi. Now, he was living like a freshman again in a shared dorm room with a bathroom down the hall. His appeal to play this year was still pending, leaving him at the mercy of the NCAA after he left a program on probation.
Some of his credits from Ole Miss, where he had As and Bs, were not accepted by Michigan. He knew only a couple of his new teammates, he was learning a new playbook and he was enduring sub-zero temperatures for the first time since he was a kid. Patterson called his father.
"When do you want us to come up?" Sean Patterson asked his son.
"Tomorrow," his father recalled him saying.
Sean and Karen were on an airplane the next day to see their stressed-out son. They helped him wash, dry and fold clothes at a laundry and simply spent time with him, reassuring him that everything was going to be OK.
"Whatever you go through you have two decisions — get better or get worse," Shea Patterson said. "I've been taught by my parents and older siblings to control what you can control and keep working. It's been a rough road, but I'm so thankful I'm here at this university and that I get to be a Michigan Wolverine."
Shea Patterson is the fourth of five children. His younger brother, Nick, is a junior tight end at San Antonio Christian High School and has a scholarship offer from Michigan .
Michigan's new quarterback was born in Toledo, Ohio, and raised to root for the Wolverines, with Ann Arbor just an hour's drive from home. He recalls watching Chad Henne play quarterback at the Big House with his father, whose family had season tickets.
Back then, his dad would tell him bedtime stories that always included him playing quarterback for the Wolverines.
"Every night before I went to bed if I wasn't being crazy and he had to yell at me, he would lay down with me and tell that story," he recalled. "It's crazy just to think I'm here at the University of Michigan and it's a reality now."
Sean Patterson, a salesman, moved his family south after the mortgage crisis hit more than a decade ago. That means Patterson's path to Ann Arbor included stops in Hidalgo, Texas; Shreveport, Louisiana; Bradenton, Florida and Ole Miss. That doesn't count a short stay this summer working out with the Triple-A Round Rock Express and picking the brains of professional baseball players. The Texas Rangers drafted him this year in the 39th round with the 1,169th pick overall, though he hasn't played baseball since he was a junior in high school.
Coach Scott Ford was glad to have Patterson at Hidalgo High School, which is a mile from Mexico.
"I went over to their house to meet Shea and watched him throw in the driveway to his brother," recalled Ford, who now coaches at Elysian Fields High School in East Texas. "I only needed to see him throw three or four passes to see a quick trigger that reminded me of Dan Marino. I ended up starting him as a ninth-grader over a returning starter, who was a senior, when I was in my first year as coach and inheriting an 0-10 team."
The freshman helped his team go 7-4 and was named MVP of the district, Ford said.
Sean Patterson's promotion at work pushed his family about 600 miles away to Louisiana. The rising quarterback prospect was enrolled at Calvary Baptist, where he was coached by John Bachman and led the school to consecutive state championships.
"When we first got him, you could see the skill right away and later you knew he had that 'it' factor,'" said Bachman, who now coaches at Red River High School in Louisiana. "He's a rare kid who is talented and has a great work ethic."
By Patterson's junior season, he had become a highly touted player who was welcomed to finish high school at IMG Academy where even more people were able to see the mobile quarterback with a strong and accurate arm.
"Shea is a defensive nightmare because he can move, but he doesn't look to run and his eyes are always downfield," IMG coach Kevin Wright said. "Knowing Shea and what Michigan has lacked, he's exactly what they need."
At Ole Miss, Patterson wore No. 20 as a tribute to his grandfather, who played for the Pistons a half-century ago. At Michigan, he is wearing No. 2, a number worn by Heisman Trophy winner Charles Woodson.
Patterson called Woodson to ask if that was OK, calling him with a number his father had because he was one of Woodson's basketball coaches in Fremont, Ohio.
"I think Charles made some stipulations that only he and Shea know about," Sean Patterson said.
Patterson started the last three games of his first season with the Rebels and helped them rally from a 23-point, four-quarter deficit to beat No. 8 Texas A&M. He threw for 3,139 yards and 23 touchdowns with 12 interceptions over parts of two years before his sophomore season ended in the seventh game because of a knee injury.
"He can place balls wherever you want him to put it," said Indianapolis Colts running back Jordan Wilkins, who played with Patterson at Ole Miss. "One of the things a lot of people don't realize is a lot of quarterbacks' balls are hard to catch, but he has a lot of feel to his passes."
Michigan's passes last season were often high, low or wide.
The Wolverines were a woeful No. 110 in yards passing nationally and 105th in total offense out of 129 programs at the highest level of college football last year. Returning starter Wilton Speight, who has since transferred to UCLA, struggled early last season before being injured and John O'Korn and Brandon Peters followed with lackluster results that led to an 8-5 record.
Patterson was given the OK to play this season by the NCAA nearly four months ago and has been leading ever since with an aura Ann Arbor needs in the fourth year of the Harbaugh era.
"Just walking around, (Patterson) has a presence," Michigan fullback Ben Mason said. "He's not afraid of anything, which is something very important that you need in a quarterback. He just has this swagger that, honestly, spreads throughout the team. He gives off positive energy, which is very good for a quarterback."
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I am currently in the process of researching flights from DRW (Darwin, Australia) to TLV (Tel Aviv, Israel).
It am currently considering an itinerary with the route DRW -> SIN -> FRA -> TLV with the DRW -> SIN leg being with SilkAir and the rest with Lufthansa. I have not been able to find this itinerary on airline websites, only third-party websites, e.g. Orbitz.
I have been trying to understand in what cases I would need to pass through immigration/border-control in connection airports, rather than just being able to stay "airside" the entire way. From my research so far, it seems that if my booking is under a single PNR, then I would likely be able to be checked in for all the flights at the first airport, and so would be able to just remain "airside" the entire way, in SIN and FRA.
Now what I am trying to understand is whether booking through third-party websites will in fact produce a ticket which is under a single PNR. For example if I book through Orbitz, though it'd also be helpful for me to know whether that is the case in general.
So the question is whether booking through third-party websites will in fact produce a ticket which is under a single PNR, mainly in the case of Orbitz, but a more general answer would also help.
How I got to this itinerary is that I used Hipmunk to search for itineraries, and then it led me to Orbitz. On the Orbitz online booking pages, I do not see anything about PNRs or whether it is a single "ticket" or not, or anything like that. It just lists the flights and asks for my details. It does link to a Terms & Conditions page but that page doesn't seem to say anything about this issue.
If you book an itinerary in a single transaction from an online travel agency, you can be pretty sure what you get is a single (electronic) ticket issued by one of the airlines in question (the plating carrier). You pay the travel agency, who pays the plating carrier, who pays the other airlines in the itinerary.
On sites such as this one, you will often meet the question "is it all on one ticket?" This is not because you risk getting your itinerary split into several tickets in an ordinary booking. Rather, the question is asked to exclude corner cases where you've been talking to an actual human travel agent and they decide to split the booking into multiple ones in order to finagle together the itinerary you want (which the automated systems would simply refuse to do in one go) or get special deals for you -- or of course if you piece it together from multiple bookings yourself.
So when you're making a single booking you can be sure you're covered for onward transportation in case of missed connections.
Note that this does not necessarily mean that you have a single PNR locator. It may need to be different if different legs on your itinerary are flown by airlines that use different GDS providers to manage their reservations.
Are all legs on the same ticket? (That means, the same e-ticket number).
Do the airlines in question transfer baggage at all in each of your layover points?
Booking everything in one go should make you pretty sure that the answer to the first question is "yes".
The second question is harder and depends on the airlines and airports. In general you ought to feel safe if (a) both airlines are full-service airlines, (b) the airport is a hub for at least one of the airlines, and (c) they interline well enough that you can book the connection there in the first place.
If neither airline has a hub at the connection point (but they are still full-service), there's still a good chance that your baggage can be transferred if it is still a hub for someone that the two airlines interline with.
On the other hand, if you're making a rare connection at a smallish airport where it is unusual for anyone to connect, it may be that it's simply impossible: The ground operations is not set up to take bags from arriving planes anywhere else than to a baggage carousel where you need to pick it up.
In the two latter cases, my recommendation is to contact one of the airlines before booking and ask if they interline baggage at XYZ with other airline such-and-such.
A final wrinkle is that even if you can get your bags checked through it may not be possible to issue a boarding card for all your legs at the airport you start out at. This is getting rarer nowadays -- and can be moot if the second airline lets you check in and get a boarding pass online -- but in some cases you may still need to go to the (airside) transfer desk at the layover point to get your onward boarding pass printed. You won't need to worry about in advance anyway, though.
In your particular case: SilkAir is a regional subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, who is in Star Alliance together with Lufthansa. Even though SilkAir is not itself a Star Alliance member, you can rest assured that they interline baggage with their parent's alliance partners at their own main hub.
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As the oldest neighborhood in San Francisco, the Mission District (named after Mission Dolores in 1776) is also home to some of the most popular bars in the Bay Area. Because the district is home to so many great drinking establishments, finding just one for an evening out isn't easy. Before heading out for a night on the town, check out this list of some of the best bars in the Mission District of San Francisco.
As one of the oldest bars in the neighborhood and city, Elixir is still a popular stop for all ages. Although the building burned in the 1806 fires, it was quickly rebuilt and has only served as a saloon since it opened in 1858.
Located on Valencia Street, the former Spanish restaurant, country-western bar and night club opened its doors as a full bar and entertainment establishment in 1991 and has been going strong since. The two-story Elbo Room offers a full bar with entertainment downstairs and a dance floor and full stage on the second floor. If stopping by after work, happy hour runs daily in the evening hours. Later, when the sun goes down, guests experience live music. From DJs to live bands, the Elbo Room features funk, jazz, soul, hip-hop, indie rock, rock and alternative rock.</p
Bender's Bar and Grill
Bender's Bar and Grill on South Van Ness Avenue doesn't have the history of Elixir or the Elbo Room, but it still offers a variety of draft and bottle beers, signature cocktails, local wines and great food to share with friends. When it's not too crowded, guests can play a round of pool. Bender's also has live music every Saturday night. The dive bar has a full menu that includes vegetarian and vegan dishes. Visitors can find daily happy hour specials Monday through Friday.
For a newer location in the Mission District, locals and tourists will love Amnesia. With a variety of live music every night, such as Bluegrass Mondays, comedy Tuesdays and Jazz Wednesdays, the dark but popular hipster bar is an excellent venue with an affordable drink lineup.
The Mission District is a great area to stop by after work for a relaxing drink or during the weekends for a little celebrating. One would think the neighborhood would be full of all long-established bars and pubs, but it's actually a good mix of classic spots and up-and-coming, trendy dives.


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Q: Is Google API's access token never expiring? I don't know if there is a problem with my code but; using google-apis nodejs client for Drive REST API.
However, when I refresh my access token with the refresh token provided, it gives me an expiry time as seconds. (3600 more seconds from request)
I store them in a text file. Then I set credentials before a new request.
oauth2Client.setCredentials({
  access_token: gTokens[0],
  refresh_token: gTokens[1],
  expiry_date: gTokens[2]
});

var expiryDate = oauth2Client.credentials.expiry_date;

var isTokenExpired = expiryDate ? expiryDate <= (new Date()).getTime() : false;

Then I check wheter access token is expired or not. The code above gives me true for isTokenExpired. Even If my access token is expired, I can upload a file to Google Drive with an access token which is expired long time ago.
What's the problem?

A: There is no problem - you're also saving the refresh_token, it sounds like, and the client library has logic that uses the refresh_token to get a new access_token if the first one you use fails.
What it does not do, however, is save this token automatically. You need to take action to setup hooks to do the save if necessary.

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Selecting wedding designs can be one of the hardest planning items that each bride's confronted with. Would you like to go the affectionate road, or keep things fresh and modern? Once you identify the theme of your dreams, you can officially progress with the others of your wedding strategies. But, if you are still on the fence about which way you want to go, we round up the best wedding styles for just about any style and place, no subject how unique. Utilize this as a comparative guide to finally mix this major decision off your planning checklist and placed the firmness for your wedding day.
More of an offbeat bride-to-be who's never been someone to take the standard option? We get you. Buck custom with an alternative solution wedding theme, and spin with it nevertheless, you see fit. If cool, moody color palettes and creative stand-ins match your look better than smart flora and been-there-done-that wedding design, then an alternative solution theme has your name written around it. Force the boundaries around you want.
Draw creativity from generations past if you need an antique style for your wedding–and one of easy and simple ways to route this is through your wedding clothing and beauty look. For the wedding ceremony and reception, you can count on antique-looking interior decoration, like weathered gates and worn-in solid wood seats, to help expand exemplify a vintage-inspired wedding. And also the last hoorah, end the vintage theme generating away in a vintage getaway car, as an old Porsche or Volkswagen.
For today's wedding, think clean lines, geometric forms, and little design. Today's theme is aware few bounds, so channel it nevertheless, you see fit. Put today's spin on anything from your bridal dress (have a break in the action from white) to your place decorations, like modern seats, a great structural backdrop, or a strong color design. We also asked top wedding organizers their 2018 style predictions, so stay current with the ideas, like greenery and cream balloons.
String lighting, mason jars, twine, ribbons, and all real wood everything donate to the easy and homey vibe of the theme. If you are an enormous DIY enthusiast, rustic wedding interior decoration will be your glass of tea. Look at a more rural location, like a fashionable and close barn (hardwood or bust), if this is your desire wedding style.
Getting in touch with all boho brides–if this complements your own private style, then say "I really do" to the related wedding theme. Exactly like your bridal dress will likely look, a bohemian wedding remains cool and carefree, but nonetheless beautiful. Maintain your venue adornments simplistically fashionable, with oriental carpets coating the aisle and altar, attractive pillows, or clinging macram? decorations. Have a note from celebrity Troian Bellisario's 2016 wedding, which is the products of boho dreams.


Finnish Blues Society has a record label called Blue North Records, which over the years has published a number of recordings, LPs and CDsc. Most of the LPs are now sold-out collector items. Most of the Blue North's CD releases are still available by mail order from the FBS/BN office (see section BN RECORDS). One exception is the promo CD Roots Power (BNCD008), which was distributed along with a BN magazine. The President of Finnish Blues Society Maiju Lasola is also the Head of the Blue North Records.
Finnish Blues Society ry (FBS) is a non-profitable association, sponsored by the Finnish Ministry of Culture and the City of Helsinki. Finnish Blues Society (FBS) is the publisher of the Blues News magazine and the owner of the Blue North records. The subscribers of the Blues News are automatically members of the Finnish Blues Society. Finnish Blues Society (FBS) is the Affiliate member of Blues Foundation (Memphis, TN), and the Active Member of the European Blues Union (EBU). FBS has selected and sponsored the entrant for the annual European Blues Challenge (EBC) organized by EBU. FBS is also the organizer of concerts and the annual "Stompin' at the Savoy" festival - in the city of Helsinki - in April.
- Finnish Blues Society's founding meeting on 3.7.1968.
- Blues News 1/1968 published on 12.7.1968.
- Finnish Blues Society's second founding meeting on 24.05.1970.
- FBS renamed Finnish Afro-American music association (SAMY) in spring 1980.
- The name of the society returned to the Finnish Blues Society (FBS) on 29.8.2006.
- Blues News celebrated its 40th anniversary in Helsinki Gloria Theatre on 19.9.2008.
- Finnish Blues Society revealed a commemorative plaque for Eddie Boyd at his former home house in Kallio, Helsinki, on 16.5.2009.
- Finnish Blues Society became an Affiliate Member of Blues Foundation (Memphis, TN) on 1.1.2009.
- Finnish Blues Society was awarded with a "Keeping the Blues Alive Award, KBA 2010" by the Blues Foundation in Memphis on 23.1.2010 for long-term and selfless work on behalf of the blues music.
- Finnish Blues Society participated in building up the European Blues Union (EBU) and became its Active Member in 2010.


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Q: createElement(script)/appendChild how to debug added script?     var js = document.createElement("script");
    js.type = "text/javascript";
    js.innerHTML = layout[i].text;
    document.body.appendChild(js);

I am adding a script like that, notice there is no src, but innerHTML instead, a script is fetched on demand with XMLHttpRequest. Unfortunately the script does not appear in the dev tools, not in Chrome not in Firefox.
How to append a script from a source string so that I can still debug it in the devtools?

A: To be able to debug dynamically added scripts in Chrome, you need to append //# sourceURL=test_file_name.js at the end of the script that you want to debug, like below
var js = document.createElement("script");
js.type = "text/javascript";
js.innerHTML = layout[i].text + "//# sourceURL=test_file_name.js";
document.body.appendChild(js);

Now, if you open the source tab in Dev console, you will find test_file_name.js under the (no domain) section (normally). I just verified it in Chrome version 67.0.X
I believe the same should work on Firefox as well,
Refer these links also,
Chrome Dev Tools
sourceMappingURL and sourceURL syntax changed
Update :
This doesn't work in firefox. There are several bugs created for this issue, but no fix so far, script tag using sourceURL doesn't appear in debugger sources pane


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ORLANDO LAND TRUST'S LITTLE OLD LADIES CLOSE LAKE EOLA LAND DEAL
Grass roots campaign reaches goal and donates property to City of Orlando's Community Redevelopment Agency
ORLANDO, FLA. – Tuesday, March 23, 2021 – A grassroots effort launched 18 months ago by two self-described "little old ladies" who sought to protect green space at Lake Eola Park has reached its fundraising goals which resulted today in the donation of an important land parcel to the City of Orlando's Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA).
The Orlando Land Trust, organized by Orlando natives Lynn Long and Eugenia Sefcik, along with Ted Haddock, sought to raise $3.25 million dollars to purchase land at the corner of Rosalind Avenue and Central Boulevard, currently the site of a convenience store. Their goal has been to purchase the property and donate it to the City of Orlando's CRA with a requirement that it is to remain a park and open green space.
An out of state developer was planning to build a 28-story, mixed-use, high-rise complex on the site and the women feared the character of Lake Eola Park would be destroyed. After several efforts to thwart the project, they formed a non-profit solely to raise funds and buy the land from owner Robert Murrell, who appreciated their preference for green space over a high-rise.
"We joke that we're just a couple of old ladies who knew little about a project of this magnitude. The reality is we are quick learners and hard workers who have a passion for preserving the integrity of our downtown" Lynn Long explained. "We had no clue how intensive this would be, especially during a pandemic, but we had a lot of help from the community and we are grateful that so many people, most especially the City, believed in our mission. That was the key."
"I have great respect and gratitude to Lynn and Eugenia for not only their dedicated efforts to secure this key piece of land near our Lake Eola Park, but also for their vision to gift this to the city and allow us to incorporate it into future green space, giving us the opportunity to expand the amenities of our crown jewel park for future generations to come and enjoy," said Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer.
Support for their endeavor was almost immediate. They partnered with the Trust for Public Land (TPL) whose mission is to protect land, acquire property for public space and create more public green space and parks across the country. TPL served as the purchaser until OLT was able to obtain their 501 (C )(3) and raise the funds for the purchase.
Long and Sefcik immediately began a community awareness campaign to raise money by organizing small fundraisers throughout Central Florida. However, like so many other projects, the effort was temporarily disrupted due to the impact of the COVID-19 virus. When Long and Sefcik started appealing to fellow grandmothers with a message about creating a legacy for their grandchildren, the campaign took off again. In addition, in an effort to reach downtown residents, they hand addressed materials explaining the project to 4,000 current residents. These initiatives increased awareness of the project and as a result, contributions rapidly came in ultimately pushing them across the goal line.
"As grandmas, we knew grandmothers would do anything for their grandchildren and we were right. So many grew up with Lake Eola and still visit it today so there is a huge support for preserving the park which truly is the heart of our wonderful city," said Sefcik.
"We have said all along, that this issue is about protecting the quality of life we all enjoy here in Orlando. Cities are living breathing things, and while growth is important, so is protecting the city's heart and soul," Long noted.
OLT's Board of Trustees includes philanthropist Haddock, who serves as board chair, former Orlando mayors Bill Frederick and Glenda Hood, J. Charles Gray, Steve Goldman, Chas. Bailes, Dr. Leslie Kemp Poole, Mark. G. Line along with Long and Sefcik.
For information about Orlando Land Trust visit: www.orlandolandtrust.org
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Wednesday September 6, 2017
Visual AIDS introduces new Programs and Artist+ Registry Associate - Orlando Tirado
Visual AIDS is excited to announce our new Programs & Artist+ Registry Associate, Orlando Tirado. Orlando brings with him a creative range of work with artists and will support collaborations with program partners and Artist+ members. Please help us welcome Orlando to Visual AIDS—stop by the Visual AIDS office to say hello or drop him a line at: [email protected]
From Orlando:
I am thrilled to lend my energy to an organization that has consistently provided lifelines to the poz community. The work of Visual AIDS has also been crucial and instrumental in preserving queer history. I hope that our collective efforts as a new staff will highlight the rigorous work of HIV-positive artists and activists to create context for our work.
My goal is to create coalitions across cultural difference by being an ally and a link between many individuals and entities. As Programs & Artist+ Registry Associate, I look forward to building programs that reach broad audiences, engage pressing questions in unique and rigorous ways, and are part of an ongoing, honest conversation. As an exacting archivist, I am excited to preserve this impressive archive, work with estates to process new material, and correspond with our Artist+ Members consistently. I want to include new voices and new visions from more poz people of color, particularly from the Latinx community, into our Visual AIDS archive—a challenge given the stigma that silences and puts our communities at increasing risk.
After the initial shock of the Pulse shooting in Orlando, the urgency to speak out against hate, homophobia, and HIV-stigma propelled me to position myself on the front lines, readily speaking at rallies, vigils, and protests. I spent the last few years doing work to hold and maintain queer space, beginning with formal curatorial projects in galleries, then at the Dreamhouse/ the Spectrum (a collective DIY, artist-run space and nightlife venue); at Arts in the Woods (a camp for homeless trans- and gender-non-conforming people), as well as participating in readings and performances in artist-run spaces, at Le Petit Versailles, and various bars and after-parties. This type of multi-faceted community building showed me the power of shared space and the responsibility we have to maintain and foster collectives. These spaces—both physical and immaterial—are oftentimes how we access information, organize, and resist. At a moment in which the queer community needs to be in good health, I urge my contemporaries to take care of themselves and one another, especially those struggling on the margins and my QPoC brothers and sisters. We need to be present in every way possible right now, and strong enough to fight for our rights in numbers, using many different strategies.
In addition to these ongoing projects, I also write and make films. My second feature, part of an ongoing collaboration with Italian director Andrea Pallaoro, is titled Hannah and will premiere in competition in this year's 74th Venice Film Festival. Our next film, Monica, in pre-production, will feature a trans lead actress. Other screenplays include two adaptations, both dealing explicitly with HIV/AIDS and pandemics: To the Wedding, based upon the novel by the late John Berger and Salon de Belleza, based upon the novella by Mario Bellatin. My films, like my community-building endeavors, demonstrate new ways of being through shared experience.
It is a privilege to be part of Visual AIDS and be part of this story.


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Google Pixel Battery Life is Amazing Says Early Review
There is a saying among smartphone experts that the company that finds a battery that lasts two days should win a Nobel Prize. In the past few years, our phones are becoming bigger, brighter, with much more applications, features, notifications and everything else. But one thing that is relatively stagnant is battery life. However, judging by early reviews of the Google Pixel, we might have a winner when it comes to battery life.
Google Pixel and Pixel XL Battery Review
A Reddit user managed to get his hands on the new Pixel phone before launch, and he shared his experience. A word of notice: he was using the smaller Pixel version that comes with a 2770 mAh battery. The XL version has a 3450 mAh battery inside.
Anyway, after 12 hours of usage, the Reddit user still had 40% of his battery left. According to stats, he had 8 more hours of usage. Judging by that, the phone can safely run through the whole day.
The test was done in real life scenario. The user enjoyed all of the capabilities offered by the phone, including camera, navigation, WiFi and phone.
What is impressive is that WiFI accounted for just 4% of battery drainage, even though the service was on for more than 8 hours. Another impressive feat is that the screen was active for more than three hours, and that accounted for 33% of battery life. Do the math and you get nine hours of screen time on the Google Pixel. There was not much of call time, but the radio was on for more than 8 hours, and it drained only 1% of battery life.
Official Pixel stats from Google
When Google announced the phone a few days ago, the company dropped some official stats regarding battery life.
For starters, the Pixel will run up to 14 hours when connected to a Wi-Fi source or 4G. Those numbers are up from 13 hours on the previous Google phone. When listening music on audio playback, the Pixel XL should last 130 hours, 20 hours more than the smaller version. And once you run out of battery life, using the Google's USB-C cable will get you 7 hours of juice in just 15 minutes.
Criticism on Pixel Battery
It is not all honey and milk for Google, as there has also been some criticism regarding Pixel and its battery. For starters, the phone becomes hot when charging. This should be expected, as even Samsung's phones become hot when charged by a fast charger.
Another criticism is that fast charging works only when charging from the wall with official charger. When you use an alternative cable charger, or you charge from your computer, the charging time is reduced. In other words, unless you carry your own USB-C official charger with you, chances are you won't find someone to borrow from.


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Following in the footsteps of its bestselling predecessors, the Handbook of Parametric and Nonparametric Statistical Procedures, Fifth Edition, provides researchers, teachers, and students with an all-inclusive reference on univariate, bivariate, and multivariate statistical procedures.
Broad in scope, the Handbook is intended for individuals involved in a wide spectrum of academic disciplines encompassing the fields of mathematics, the social, biological, and environmental sciences, business, and education. A reference for statistically sophisticated individuals, the Handbook is also accessible to those lacking the theoretical or mathematical background required for understanding subject matter typically documented in statistics reference books.


Today there are more companies that are offering European sham coverings that match the top bedding patterns. If you are someone who picks the king sized pillows for sleeping comfort you may have to overlook both the Euro sham and the basic sham and choose for the king size version.
It goes without stating that silk pillows and pillowcases are, to be sure, the most favored when it pertains to luxury, softness, convenience and sophistication. Indulging into lavishness, opting for silk pillows, is in fact an elegant ways to highlight the dignity and grandeur of your bed room. Not only do they give you a much better night's sleep, however also add to the splendor of your bed room giving it a sense of extravagance and luxury. What's even more? Silk assists in keeping your head cool, too!
The coverlets are seen in different design patterns. They can be printed, embroidered with thread, zari, mirror work. There can be applique work on it. Batik prints, tye and dye prints are preferred in Indian homes. Making use of modern-day printing methods, the coverlets are created with different prints, stripes, checks, abstract prints, geometric patterns, floral designs, cartoon characters and numerous even more such prints. Even the strong color coverlets provide a very sophisticated appearance to the space. Modern homes also see using luxury bed coverlets through tapestry coverlets, chenille, damask, matelasse, crochet and jacquard coverlets. These have a very marvelous look and better to be made use of in unique events.
Before picking the bed furniture, identify the color of the bedroom wall and floor, which should match with your furniture color and dcor. The furniture you buy should include sophistication for the bedroom. It is now possible to get even more details of bedroom sets online, where hundreds of internet sites offer lot of pieces daily.
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These were quite basic bed frames made of wood or iron. If a Roman was wealthy he would have his bed covered in the furs of unique animals. The wealthy individuals would rest in different beds.


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This plate, made in 2000, is a wonderful example of Dora's traditional work with the incised bear figure. The incised bear is surrounded by a polished red center medallion, embedded with a beautiful string of inlaid turquoise heishi, and bordered with the beautiful tan micaceous clay. Just the right size for someone who admires her work and wants to add a terrific plate of hers to their collection.
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Categories: San Ildefonso, Pottery, New Additions Artist: Dora Tse-Pe
Dora Tse-Pe, was born at Zia Pueblo in 1939. Dora learned pottery as a child from her mother, Candelaria Gachupin, gathering clay and sand and basalt. When Dora married and moved to San Ildefonso Pueblo, she knew how to make pottery, but she watched Rose Gonzales, her new mother-in-law, make red and black pottery. "We didn't polish at Zia," says Dora, who helped Rose gather clay and fuel for fire. Dora told me she was also inspired by Popovi Da, and his son, Tony Da.
Dora is known not only for her coiling skills, and carving techniques, but her polishing has always been exemplary. She has always been a perfectionist with her vessels. She achieves a beautifully smooth burnish and an exceptional black and red firing to her pottery. She has been able to balance traditional methods with innovative combinations of textures, colors, and clays. Dora has received much recognition for her work. The first prize she ever won was a blue ribbon at the 1969 New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque for a simple, plain black pot that she had polished and fired with Rose Gonzales. In 1988 and 1991 she won the prestigious Best in Traditional Pottery award at Indian Market in Santa Fe.
I have worked with Dora for over twenty years, and it has been a joy to know her.


Please read the chapter and take the quiz by midnight on Sun, Dec 16, 2018.
What are the consequences of the changed conception of a civilization centered around the Mediterranean to one centered in continental Europe?
How did the Church in the West fill an administrative power vacuum, and what new opportunities did this provide?
How does the mixture of the old Roman traditions and forms with Germanic concepts of law create ferment and invite new combinations of ideas and ways of doing business?
How does the codification of law in the East shape a different underlying idea of society?


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Q: Phoenix Form Field For Array Model Data Type I'm using the amazing Phoenix Web Framework and trying to figure out how to create the form field(s) for a model with an array field.
Here is an example field from the model:
field :grateful, {:array, :string}
I've tried generating the fields like this:
<%= inputs_for f, :grateful, fn fp -> %>
   <%= text_input fp, :grateful %>
<% end %>

But I get this error: could not generate inputs for :grateful from Motivation.DailyPost. Check the field exists and it is one of embeds_one, embeds_many, has_one, has_many, belongs_to or many_to_many
If I generate the field like this: <%= text_input fp, :grateful %> it generates a form field with a name of: daily_post[grateful] which actually won't work. I would need daily_post[grateful][].
The code below works, but loading the data after saving does not work. All array values are merged into one input field.
  <div class="form-group" id="grateful-group">
    <%= label f, :grateful, class: "control-label" %>
      <%= text_input f, :grateful, name: "daily_post[grateful][]" %>
    <%= error_tag f, :grateful %>
    <input type="button" class="btn btn-success" id="add-grateful" value="add" />
    <script>
      window.onload = () => {
        $('#add-grateful').click((e) => {
          $('<input type="text" name="daily_post[grateful][]" />').appendTo("#grateful-group");
        })
      }
    </script>
  </div>

How can I properly work with the array datatype in phoenix?
Thanks!

A: Ok I think I got it now. This is what I did:
defmodule Motivation.InputHelpers do
  use Phoenix.HTML

  def array_input(form, field, attr \\ []) do
    values = Phoenix.HTML.Form.input_value(form, field) || [""]
    id = Phoenix.HTML.Form.input_id(form,field)
    content_tag :ul, id: container_id(id), data: [index: Enum.count(values) ] do
      values
      |> Enum.with_index()
      |> Enum.map(fn {k, v} ->
        form_elements(form, field, k, v)
      end)
    end
  end

  def array_add_button(form, field) do
    id = Phoenix.HTML.Form.input_id(form,field)
    # {:safe, content}
    content = form_elements(form,field,"","__name__")
      |> safe_to_string
      # |> html_escape
    data = [
      prototype: content,
      container: container_id(id)
    ];
    link("Add", to: "#",data: data, class: "add-form-field")
  end

  defp form_elements(form, field, k ,v) do
    type = Phoenix.HTML.Form.input_type(form, field)
    id = Phoenix.HTML.Form.input_id(form,field)
    new_id = id <> "_#{v}"
    input_opts = [
      name: new_field_name(form,field),
      value: k,
      id: new_id
    ]
    content_tag :li do
      [
        apply(Phoenix.HTML.Form, type, [form, field, input_opts]),
        link("Remove", to: "#", data: [id: new_id], class: "remove-form-field")
      ]
    end
  end

  defp container_id(id), do: id <> "_container"

  defp new_field_name(form, field) do
    Phoenix.HTML.Form.input_name(form, field) <> "[]"
  end

end

I import that file into my web.ex, then I can print array fields like this:
<%= array_input f, :grateful %>
I can also print an add button for the field like this:
<%= array_add_button f, :grateful %>
To facilitate adding & removing fields I wrote this javascript:
window.onload = () => {
  const removeElement = ({target}) => {
    let el = document.getElementById(target.dataset.id);
    let li = el.parentNode;
    li.parentNode.removeChild(li);
  }
  Array.from(document.querySelectorAll(".remove-form-field"))
    .forEach(el => {
      el.onclick = (e) => {
        removeElement(e);
      }
    });
  Array.from(document.querySelectorAll(".add-form-field"))
    .forEach(el => {
      el.onclick = ({target}) => {
        let container = document.getElementById(target.dataset.container);
        let index = container.dataset.index;
        let newRow = target.dataset.prototype;
        container.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', newRow.replace(/__name__/g, index));
        container.dataset.index = parseInt(container.dataset.index) + 1;
        container.querySelectorAll('a.remove-form-field').forEach(el => {
          el.onclick = (e) => {
            removeElement(e);
          }
        })
      }
    });
}

A: Maybe that will save someone few hours or more. You can use inputs_for for array type like this:
<%= f = form_for @changeset, Routes.user_path(@conn, :create), opts %>
  Name: <%= text_input f, :name %>

  <%= for friend_form <- inputs_for(f, :friends) do %>
    # for generating hidden inputs.
    <%= hidden_inputs_for(friend_form) %>
    <%= text_input friend_form, :name %>
  <% end %>
</form>

https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_html/Phoenix.HTML.Form.html?#inputs_for/2

A: if you want a better solution with less confusion of array indices and more of .eex work in your code than dealing with InputHelpers and even less JS.
I would recommend to take a look at this page
https://fullstackphoenix.com/tutorials/nested-model-forms-with-phoenix-liveview


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namespace arangodb {
/// @brief base class for regular logging and audit logging streams.
/// do _not_ add virtual methods here, as this will be bad for efficiency.
class LoggerStreamBase {
 public:
  LoggerStreamBase(LoggerStreamBase const&) = delete;
  LoggerStreamBase& operator=(LoggerStreamBase const&) = delete;

  LoggerStreamBase();
  explicit LoggerStreamBase(bool enabled);

  // intentionally not virtual, as such objects can be created _very_ often!
  ~LoggerStreamBase() = default;

 public:
  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(LogLevel const& level) noexcept;

  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(LogTopic const& topic) noexcept;

  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(Logger::BINARY const& binary) noexcept;

  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(Logger::CHARS const& chars) noexcept;

  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(Logger::RANGE const& range) noexcept;

  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(Logger::FIXED const& duration) noexcept;

  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(Logger::LINE const& line) noexcept;

  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(Logger::FILE const& file) noexcept;

  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(Logger::FUNCTION const& function) noexcept;

  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(Logger::LOGID const& logid) noexcept;

  template<typename T>
  LoggerStreamBase& operator<<(T const& obj) noexcept {
    try {
      _out << obj;
    } catch (...) {
      // ignore any errors here. logging should not have side effects
    }
    return *this;
  }

 protected:
  std::stringstream _out;
  size_t _topicId;
  LogLevel _level;
  int _line;
#ifdef ARANGODB_ENABLE_MAINTAINER_MODE
  bool const _enabled;
#endif
  char const* _logid;
  char const* _file;
  char const* _function;
};

class LoggerStream : public LoggerStreamBase {
 public:
#ifdef ARANGODB_ENABLE_MAINTAINER_MODE
  explicit LoggerStream(bool enabled);
#endif
  LoggerStream();
  ~LoggerStream();
};

}  // namespace arangodb

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A majority tribunal at the Additional Facility (AF) of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) dismissed the case of Spanish construction company Grupo Francisco Hernando Contreras, S.L. (Contreras Group) against Equatorial Guinea, in an award dated December 4, 2015.
Access to water is the driving force behind the surge in foreign investment in farmland. Yet, with all the focus on "land grabbing" and food security, water issues have received little attention. It is vital to understand all applicable legal regimes and the rights of all stakeholders.


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Rick Goff, executive director of the Office of Child Nutrition, said "Our programs excel in poor economic times."
Currently 54 percent of the student population in the Mountain State qualifies for free or reduced price school meals.
In Calhoun County, at least 70% of the student population qualifies.
The state education office has direct certification for children whose families already receive other benefits like food stamps and welfare payments.
"Counties are identifying more of those children, which means more families have signed up or are receiving more food stamps or TANF benefits in West Virginia," Goff said.
Goff said there other areas where there tends to be a lot of layoffs, in addition to counties that have a high poverty rate.
He said the state Office of Child Nutrition will also make sure each student is given an application for free and reduced price meals when school begins next week. "Those benefits are good for one year regardless of whether the parents go back to work or not," Goff said.
The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture reimburses the county school boards $2.60 for each meal served.


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package de.fubatra.archiv.client.ui.view;

import com.google.gwt.core.client.GWT;
import com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.ClickEvent;
import com.google.gwt.uibinder.client.UiBinder;
import com.google.gwt.uibinder.client.UiField;
import com.google.gwt.uibinder.client.UiHandler;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Anchor;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Composite;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget;

import de.fubatra.archiv.client.presenter.LoginInfoPresenter;

public class LoginInfoView extends Composite implements LoginInfoPresenter.IView {

	private static LoginInfoViewUiBinder uiBinder = GWT.create(LoginInfoViewUiBinder.class);

	interface LoginInfoViewUiBinder extends UiBinder<Widget, LoginInfoView> {
	}

	@UiField
	Anchor btnLogin;

	public LoginInfoView() {
		initWidget(uiBinder.createAndBindUi(this));
	}

	@Override
	public void setLoginButtonHref(String href) {
		btnLogin.setHref(href);
	}

	@Override
	public void setLoginButtonText(String text) {
		btnLogin.setText(text);
	}

	@UiHandler("btnLogin")
	void onLoginClicked(ClickEvent event) {
		String href = btnLogin.getHref();
		if (href.isEmpty() || href.endsWith("#")) {
			event.preventDefault();
			event.stopPropagation();
		}
	}

}


Despite large and growing student loan balances, there is relatively little evidence on the effects of access to student loans on borrowing and educational outcomes. We examine the effect of access to credit by using policy variation in the maximum federal student loan amounts available to U.S. college students. In particular, first-, second-, and third-year students have access to different amounts of federal student loans. Using a regression discontinuity and administrative data from a state higher education system, we find that access to higher loan limits increases borrowing for at least 26 percent of borrowers. Despite this increase in borrowing, we find no evidence that eligibility for additional loans affects student GPA, persistence, or graduation.


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Notre Dame Hoops Victim of Brutal Schedule
Irish drop fourth straight to Marquette with no schedule help in sight
By Eamonn Brennan • Published January 27, 2009 • Updated on January 27, 2009 at 9:30 am
It's no secret that college basketball's best conference this season is the Big East. Though there have been a couple disappointments (Georgetown's sudden defensive woes are out of character for John Thompson III's teams) there have been just as many surprises (West Virginia, Marquette). So Notre Dame must have scanned their conference schedule before the season and known the depressing truth: Surviving in the Big East is no easy task, even with an All-American forward.
Such is the case for the Irish. After last night's home loss to No. 8 Marquette, Notre Dame finds themselves at 12-7 overall and 3-5 in the Big East, trailing Villanova, Georgetown, and Cincinatti all the way down at 11th. For an Irish team supposed to compete for the conference -- and for a Final Four spot -- it's a disappoint mark brought on by four straight losses. Maybe worse, the losses aren't what's disappointing.
Look at the schedule: Notre Dame went to Louisville (as hot a team as any in the country) followed by Syracuse (ditto), and then had to host Connecticut, one of the country's most athletic and dominant teams, and Marquette. What's more, the two home games were within two days -- Saturday and Monday. Getting beat up by Jeff Adrien and Hasheem Thabeet is no way to prepare for playing Jerel McNeal and Dominic James.
Unfortunately for the Irish, there's no schedule ease approaching. Saturday, they travel to former No. 1-ranked Pittsburgh. Wednesday, they roam to Cincinatti, and then next Saturday have a weird non-conference road game at UCLA. Yikes. By the time the Irish finish the season with the easiest portion of their schedule -- "easiest" being relative in the Big East -- it might be too late. Either Notre Dame picks up a few of these tough conference wins, or they'll be a good team but not a great one. With their schedule, they needed greatness.
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