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Steps to take to connect to a MS SQL Server using Python. In this case using the python ODBC module pyodbc.
1. Download pyodbc from http://code.google.com/p/pyodbc/downloads/list, get the newest 32-bit version (even if you have 64-bit OS), since you need to have a paid license to use the 64-bit version. The 32-bit version is free.
2. Check what ODBC client you have for MS SQL Server. Go to Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Data Sources (ODBC) -> Drivers tab (on Windows 7). You will hopefully see a list of drivers to choose from. I had SQL Server and SQL Server Native Client 10.0. You will need the whole name in the next step.
Notice how we put the driver name from step 2. into the Driver parameter, the Server parameter should point to your server and the Database should be the name of your database. The triple quotations is just to let us have the connection string on multiple lines in the code, you could use a single quotation mark and have it all on the same line.


When Joe Landwehr isn't working on graphic design for a client, you'll find him traveling, taking photos, or maybe brewing craft beer with friends. Joe grew up on a farm west of Wichita and has a BFA in Graphic Design from Wichita State University.
His work history has given him a well-rounded experience in working for a small design firm as well as a large advertising agency. His resume also includes creative marketing for the manufacturing industry, privately owned as well as a corporate manufacturer. He understands the nuances of working within all facets of marketing and getting the best result from both spectrums of budgets.


As another story hits the headlines about a lip filler treatment gone wrong, consultant cosmetic nurse, Frances Turner Traill, offers us how to avoid the pitfalls in seeking the right clinician.
It may seem that seeking injectable's can be a bit of a minefield – in light of the many media stories of late, we may wonder how we can be assured of side stepping the hazards in out bid to achieve happy results.
1. Make sure the person treating you has experience on the field of fillers. They should have relevant training. If not, seek an alternative clinician.
2. Request evidence that they are registered with their relevant organisations.
3. Don't be shy in asking to see qualifications and certificates. In England, the clinic should have CQC certification and the doctor, nurse or dentist should be registered with their professional regulatory body, such as the General Medical Council or General Dental Council. In Scotland, new regulations will come into force in April 2017, which you can read about here.
4. If you have opted for one treatment, walk away if the clinician suggests extra procedures or fails to make you aware of alternative options. Before going ahead, you should also understand what realistically can be achieved.
5. Clinics must now offer a 'cooling off' period and should never offer time-sensitive special offers to get you to commit within a certain timeframe. If this should happen, go elsewhere!
6. Make sure you understand the recovery time and what aftercare is needed and what you need to avoid following treatment. Written guidance is vital so you can read at leisure.
7. Request before and after photos of the clinician's OWN work. Ask for real testimonials online and see if you can chat to other patient of theirs.
8. Injectable treatments should always take place in a clinical environment.
9. A medical history will be taken and you will be asked about lifestyle habits. Be honest, there is a reason why the clinician needs to know this.
10. Your clinician will also need to know about any upcoming holidays, whether you partake in any physically demanding sports and if you have a medical condition, as these may affect recovery.
11. Make sure you get contact details should anything go wrong post treatment and you need someone quickly.
12. Listen to your inner voice if you feel something doesn't feel quite right about the clinic or clinician. There are many other practitioners out there who are qualified, trained and trustworthy!
Find out about Perfectha, Ellanse and Sculptra dermal filler treatments.
• Frances Turner Traill is one of the busiest medical injectors in Scotland and runs two busy Skin Clinics in Glasgow and Inverness.
She is a trainer with Sinclair Pharma, manufactures of a range of dermal fillers.


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Grade I listed buildings in Powys
Powys shown within Wales
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In the United Kingdom, the term listed building refers to a building or other structure officially designated as being of special architectural, historical, or cultural significance; Grade I structures are those considered to be "buildings of exceptional interest".[1] Listing was begun by a provision in the Town and Country Planning Act 1947. Once listed, strict limitations are imposed on the modifications allowed to a building's structure or fittings. In Wales,[2] the authority for listing under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990[3] rests with Cadw.
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St Silin's Church Llansilin 4 January 1966 SJ2096528185
52°50′43″N 3°10′30″W / 52.8453714199°N 3.1749333149634°W / 52.8453714199; -3.1749333149634 (St Silin's Church) Church At centre of village. Stone-walled churchyard with iron gates at west to High Street; prominent War Memorial of Celtic Cross form; sundial.[4][5] 638
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Keep at Bronllys Castle Bronllys 28 September 1961 SO1493834633
52°00′13″N 3°14′26″W / 52.003617272225°N 3.2405596258705°W / 52.003617272225; -3.2405596258705 (Keep at Bronllys Castle) Castle keep Located strategically near the crossing of the Llynfi River, perched on a motte approximately 6m high[6][7] 6616
St Ellyw's Church, Llanelieu Talgarth 28 September 1961 SO1849234183
52°00′00″N 3°11′19″W / 52.000106540347°N 3.1886917213487°W / 52.000106540347; -3.1886917213487 (St Ellyw's Church, Llanelieu) Church Located at the head of the Cwm Rhyd-Ellywe, within a raised oval walled churchyard.[8][9] 6622
Gatehouse to Great Porth-Amel Talgarth 28 September 1961 SO1595235190
52°00′32″N 3°13′33″W / 52.008778665675°N 3.2259286567869°W / 52.008778665675; -3.2259286567869 (Gatehouse to Great Porth-Amel) gatehouse Situated on the approach to Great Porth-amel farmhouse, by the side of the main road from Talgarth to Hay[10][11] 6641
Trefecca Fawr Talgarth 28 February 1952 SO1427431691
51°58′37″N 3°14′58″W / 51.977070612341°N 3.2494935145365°W / 51.977070612341; -3.2494935145365 (Trefecca Fawr) Country House Situated S of Trefeca hamlet on a minor lane, about 100m from its junction with the B4560 Talgarth to Llangors road[12][13] 6653
Old Gwernyfed Gwernyfed 28 February 1952 SO1824936558
52°01′17″N 3°11′34″W / 52.021418945621°N 3.19279820838°W / 52.021418945621; -3.19279820838 (Old Gwernyfed) House Located on NW side of road from Talgarth to Felindre, and set within its own grounds at the end of an axial driveway from the entrance gates on the road. The former farm buildings lie immediately to the NE of the drive.[14][15] 6654
Church of St Issui Patrishow, The Vale of Grwyney 19 July 1963 SO2788822434
51°53′45″N 3°02′58″W / 51.895794287198°N 3.0493838697288°W / 51.895794287198; -3.0493838697288 (Church of St Issui) Church Isolated hillside church on W side of Afon Grwyne Fawr.[16][17] 6687
Llangynidr Bridge (partly in Llanfihangel Cwmdu with Bwlch and Cathedine community) Llangynidr 4 January 1952 SO1520920262
51°52′28″N 3°13′59″W / 51.874482417429°N 3.2330650569974°W / 51.874482417429; -3.2330650569974 (Llangynidr Bridge (partly in Llanfihangel Cwmdu with Bwlch and Cathedine community)) Bridge Impressively-sited spanning the River Usk on the B4560 in Lower Llangynidr.[18][19] 6694
Church of Saint David Llanddew 17 January 1963 SO0548330743
51°58′02″N 3°22′38″W / 51.967121461629°N 3.3771816076198°W / 51.967121461629; -3.3771816076198 (Church of Saint David) Church In a prominent position in Llanddew, in the churchyard just W of the crossroads in the centre of the village.[20][21] 6730
Church of Saint Matthew Llandefalle, Felin-fach 17 January 1963 SO1075535574
52°00′41″N 3°18′06″W / 52.011417379029°N 3.301724493149°W / 52.011417379029; -3.301724493149 (Church of Saint Matthew) Church In the churchyard in the centre of Llandefalle some 900m W of the A470.[22][23] 6731
Church of St Bilo Llanfilo, Felin-fach 17 January 1963 SO1190033252
51°59′27″N 3°17′04″W / 51.990729559837°N 3.2844485755182°W / 51.990729559837; -3.2844485755182 (Church of St Bilo) Church In the centre of the village of Llanfilo.[24][25] 6742
Treberfydd (also known as Treberfedd) Llangors 17 January 1963 SO1293425509
51°55′17″N 3°16′03″W / 51.921294630616°N 3.2674294041144°W / 51.921294630616; -3.2674294041144 (Treberfydd (also known as Treberfedd)) House On rising ground above the S shore of Lake Llangorse, overlooking the Lake and Mynydd Troed, standing in a large garden and parkland reached by front and rear drives.[26][27] 6757
Church of Saint Cynog Defynnog, Maescar 17 January 1963 SN9253627929
51°56′22″N 3°33′53″W / 51.939474362512°N 3.5646827892059°W / 51.939474362512; -3.5646827892059 (Church of Saint Cynog) Church Situated in large churchyard in the centre of Defynnog village.[28][29] 6774
Abercamlais including Dovecote Cottage Trallong 17 January 1963 SN9649529014
51°57′00″N 3°30′27″W / 51.949977942785°N 3.5074404999928°W / 51.949977942785; -3.5074404999928 (Abercamlais including Dovecote Cottage) Country House Situated down drive to N of A 40, some 4 km E of Sennybridge.[30][31] 6785
Church of Saint David Llywel 17 January 1963 SN8694230054
51°57′27″N 3°38′48″W / 51.957461187708°N 3.6467223977213°W / 51.957461187708; -3.6467223977213 (Church of Saint David) Church Situated some 1.2 km NW of Trecastle, on N side of A40, and E side of road to Tirabad.[32][33] 6792
The Tower Talybont-on-Usk 25 September 1951 SO1046324940
51°54′57″N 3°18′12″W / 51.915787569307°N 3.3032018859433°W / 51.915787569307; -3.3032018859433 (The Tower) Tower At the S edge of Scethrog hamlet, bordering the River Usk, on a mound and surrounded by a vestigial moat within a stone walled garden. Reached off S side of A40.[34][35] 6800
Penpont including attached conservatory and rear service ranges Trallong 25 September 1951 SN9716028748
51°56′52″N 3°29′52″W / 51.947710805518°N 3.4976884787433°W / 51.947710805518; -3.4976884787433 (Penpont including attached conservatory and rear service ranges) House Situated down drive N of A40, on S bank of the Usk.[36][37] 6802
Newton House Brecon 25 September 1951 SO0337828660
51°56′53″N 3°24′26″W / 51.948036808604°N 3.4072251074353°W / 51.948036808604; -3.4072251074353 (Newton House) House Between the road and the River Usk; reached via drive to Golf Course.[38][39] 6803
Usk Bridge Brecon 16 December 1976 SO0429928591
51°56′51″N 3°23′38″W / 51.947576147261°N 3.3938099997235°W / 51.947576147261; -3.3938099997235 (Usk Bridge) Spanning River Usk, and linking Bridge Street with Watergate.[40][41] 6815
Chapel and Remains of Nave of former Friary at Christ College Brecon 16 December 1976 SO0428728441
51°56′46″N 3°23′38″W / 51.946225863922°N 3.393942725091°W / 51.946225863922; -3.393942725091 (Chapel and Remains of Nave of former Friary at Christ College) Chapel Within grounds of Christ College, to N of main school building.[42][43] 6826
Ely Tower of Brecon Castle Brecon 16 December 1976 SO0424328793
51°56′58″N 3°23′41″W / 51.949382086778°N 3.3946808457974°W / 51.949382086778; -3.3946808457974 (Ely Tower of Brecon Castle) Tower On motte to NE of Castle Hotel, within walled grounds of Bishop's Residence.[44][45] 6849
Remains of the Great Hall of Brecon Castle Brecon 16 January 1952 SO0430428724
51°56′56″N 3°23′38″W / 51.948772426045°N 3.3937743453474°W / 51.948772426045; -3.3937743453474 (Remains of the Great Hall of Brecon Castle) Great Hall To E of Brecon Castle Hotel into which it has been partially incorporated.[46][47] 6851
Cathedral Church of St John the Baptist Brecon 16 January 1952 SO0444329003
51°57′05″N 3°23′31″W / 51.951304047985°N 3.391830222309°W / 51.951304047985; -3.391830222309 (Cathedral Church of St John the Baptist) Cathedral In large precinct to north of historic centre of Brecon.[48] 6998
The Canonry and Vestries, Cathedral of St John the Baptist Brecon 16 January 1952 SO0441528967
51°57′04″N 3°23′32″W / 51.950975656058°N 3.3922274865429°W / 51.950975656058; -3.3922274865429 (The Canonry and Vestries, Cathedral of St John the Baptist) Canonry Running S from the SW corner of the Cathedral.[49][50] 7002
Chapter House, Clergy House and Deanery Brecon 16 January 1952 SO0445128937
51°57′03″N 3°23′30″W / 51.950712210308°N 3.3916954839888°W / 51.950712210308; -3.3916954839888 (Chapter House, Clergy House and Deanery) Chapter House About 40m S of south transept of Cathedral.[51][52] 7003
Porth-Mawr Gatehouse, Brecon Road Crickhowell 4 January 1952 SO2171718544
51°51′36″N 3°08′17″W / 51.859992420036°N 3.1381623759564°W / 51.859992420036; -3.1381623759564 (Porth-Mawr Gatehouse, Brecon Road) Gatehouse Gatehouse adjoins side of Porth Mawr House, Brecon Road.[53][54] 7158
Remains of Crickhowell Castle Crickhowell 19 July 1963 SO2173618253
51°51′27″N 3°08′16″W / 51.857379255217°N 3.1378205266402°W / 51.857379255217; -3.1378205266402 (Remains of Crickhowell Castle) Castle (ruined) Situated to the SE of the High Street between Castle Road and Beaufort Street.[55][56] 7192
Crickhowell Bridge Crickhowell 19 July 1963 SO2147318169
51°51′24″N 3°08′30″W / 51.856587152154°N 3.1416194106866°W / 51.856587152154; -3.1416194106866 (Crickhowell Bridge) Bridge Situated to SW of the town, spanning the River Usk.[57][58] 7237
Hay Castle Hay-on-Wye 24 October 1951 SO2292542336
52°04′26″N 3°07′34″W / 52.074027265799°N 3.1259731327215°W / 52.074027265799; -3.1259731327215 (Hay Castle) Castle Dominating the town with Back Fold, Castle Lane and Oxford Road bordering the castle grounds.[59][60] 7405
Theatre at Craig-y-nos Tawe Uchaf 14 March 1985 SN8401715427
51°49′31″N 3°41′04″W / 51.825405556202°N 3.6843459987793°W / 51.825405556202; -3.6843459987793 (Theatre at Craig-y-nos) Theatre The theatre is attached to the NW of the house with entrance from the corner of the front courtyard.[61][62] 7492
Dolforwyn Castle Llandyssil 10 March 1953 SO1519495030
52°32′47″N 3°15′07″W / 52.546513018336°N 3.2520400269527°W / 52.546513018336; -3.2520400269527 (Dolforwyn Castle) Castle Located on a sharp promontory above the Severn Valley, in an excellent defensive position, with good views all round.[63][64] 7550
Church of St Michael and All Angels Kerry 10 March 1953 SO1471790101
52°30′08″N 3°15′28″W / 52.502137959211°N 3.2578058686347°W / 52.502137959211; -3.2578058686347 (Church of St Michael and All Angels) Church Located within a circular churchyard on the N side of the Square, at the centre of Kerry village.[65][66] 7558
Llandrinio Bridge (partly within the community area of Bausley with Criggion) Llandrinio 31 January 1953 SJ2983616988
52°44′45″N 3°02′27″W / 52.745964147633°N 3.0408390224139°W / 52.745964147633; -3.0408390224139 (Llandrinio Bridge (partly within the community area of Bausley with Criggion)) Bridge Carries the Llanfyllin to Shrewsbury Road over the River Severn.[67][68] 7614
Church of St Melangell Llangynog 31 January 1953 SJ0242026550
52°49′39″N 3°26′59″W / 52.827632378614°N 3.4497067580987°W / 52.827632378614; -3.4497067580987 (Church of St Melangell) Church In the upper part of Cwm Pennant, close to the confluence of Cwm Nant-ewyn. Preaching cross shaft in churchyard, reused as sundial pillar.[69][70] 7634
Parish Church of St Tysilio and St Mary Meifod 31 January 1953 SJ1553713185
52°42′35″N 3°15′06″W / 52.709735953274°N 3.2516315732136°W / 52.709735953274; -3.2516315732136 (Parish Church of St Tysilio and St Mary) Church Located near the centre of the extensive 3.6ha (9-acre) churchyard, within the village of Meifod.[71][72] 7646
Powis Castle Welshpool 25 April 1950 SJ2158406451
52°39′00″N 3°09′38″W / 52.65012377471°N 3.1605412045571°W / 52.65012377471; -3.1605412045571 (Powis Castle) Castle On a rock outcrop, in parkland to the S of the town.[73][74] 7746
Marquess Gate with steps leading to E entrance to Powis Castle, and flanking wall to N Welshpool 11 March 1981 SJ2161706463
52°39′01″N 3°09′36″W / 52.650236407714°N 3.1600563813925°W / 52.650236407714; -3.1600563813925 (Marquess Gate with steps leading to E entrance to Powis Castle, and flanking wall to N) Gateway At the NE approach to the castle, facing Welshpool.[75][76] 7747
Brick Wall to rear of Top Terrace at Powis Castle Gardens Welshpool 11 March 1981 SJ2160006440
52°39′00″N 3°09′37″W / 52.650027225759°N 3.1603021365254°W / 52.650027225759; -3.1603021365254 (Brick Wall to rear of Top Terrace at Powis Castle Gardens) Wall The raised terrace lies immediately S of the flight of steps leading from the Marquess Gate to the E entrance to the castle.[77][78] 7748
Church of Saint Mary Welshpool 11 March 1981 SJ2255907662
52°39′40″N 3°08′47″W / 52.661148440776°N 3.1464172463124°W / 52.661148440776; -3.1464172463124 (Church of Saint Mary) Church Above the road in a steeply climbing churchyard.[79][80] 7776
Church of St Aelhaiarn including outbuilding to W end of N aisle, and outbuilding on W side of porch Guilsfield 25 April 1950 SJ2192511655
52°41′49″N 3°09′24″W / 52.696945665715°N 3.1567369385212°W / 52.696945665715; -3.1567369385212 (Church of St Aelhaiarn including outbuilding to W end of N aisle, and outbuilding on W side of porch) Church Situated in a large oval raised graveyard at the centre of the village[81][82] 7866
Church of All Saints, Buttington Trewern 25 April 1950 SJ2498908841
52°40′20″N 3°06′39″W / 52.67208754653°N 3.1107655516147°W / 52.67208754653; -3.1107655516147 (Church of All Saints, Buttington) Church Situated at the junction of the main Shrewsbury to Welshpool road and the B4388, the Leighton Road, near the River Severn crossing.[83][84] 7902
Montgomery Castle Montgomery 19 July 1950 SO2215296800
52°33′48″N 3°09′00″W / 52.563463176724°N 3.1498723076043°W / 52.563463176724; -3.1498723076043 (Montgomery Castle) Castle Situated at the top of Castle Hill, reached by footpath from car park by Old Castle Farm.[85][86] 7947
Parish Church of Saint Nicholas Montgomery 19 July 1950 SO2236296520
52°33′40″N 3°08′48″W / 52.560976594616°N 3.1467093549104°W / 52.560976594616; -3.1467093549104 (Parish Church of Saint Nicholas) Church Situated in large churchyard bounded on S and E by Church Bank.[87][88] 7950
Old Market Hall, Long Bridge Street Llanidloes 24 October 1950 SN9541984523
52°26′55″N 3°32′25″W / 52.448644472675°N 3.5402465266477°W / 52.448644472675; -3.5402465266477 (Old Market Hall, Long Bridge Street) Market Hall In the centre of town.[89][90] 8317
Owain Glyndŵr's Parliament House Machynlleth 19 January 1952 SH7481600841
52°35′27″N 3°50′58″W / 52.590924706665°N 3.8493934190747°W / 52.590924706665; -3.8493934190747 (Owain Glyndŵr's Parliament House) Parliament House Midway along Heol Maengwyn, opposite the entrance to Plas Machynlleth[91][92] 8429
Leighton Hall Forden 24 December 1982 SJ2411104584
52°38′01″N 3°07′22″W / 52.633703368521°N 3.1227665482203°W / 52.633703368521; -3.1227665482203 (Leighton Hall) Hall Located approximately 1.4km S of Leighton church. The Hall is reached by private road on the E side of the B4388 Buttington to Forden road, and is set in landscaped gardens.[93][94] 8663
Old Vicarage Glasbury 25 February 1952 SO1772139031
52°02′37″N 3°12′04″W / 52.043569687237°N 3.2010867638612°W / 52.043569687237; -3.2010867638612 (Old Vicarage) Located close to and on a bend of the River Wye, set apart from the village, at the far S end at the end of the road.[95][96] 8734
Maesyronnen Chapel Glasbury 18 September 1960 SO1766641096
52°03′44″N 3°12′09″W / 52.062123004976°N 3.2023868231062°W / 52.062123004976; -3.2023868231062 (Maesyronnen Chapel) Chapel The chapel and adjoining cottage lie at the end of a lane off the road from the A.438 Hereford to Brecon Road to Ffynnon Gynnydd, near the top of a steep bank and overlooking the Cilcenni Dingle.[97][98] 8756
Parish Church of St Mary Gladestry 21 September 1962 SO2306255107
52°11′20″N 3°07′37″W / 52.188841603223°N 3.1268680991254°W / 52.188841603223; -3.1268680991254 (Parish Church of St Mary) Church Situated in open churchyard above B4594, on NW side of village centre.[99][100] 8774
Church of St David Glascwm 21 September 1962 SO1559253151
52°10′13″N 3°14′08″W / 52.170165641764°N 3.2356251090743°W / 52.170165641764; -3.2356251090743 (Church of St David) Church In a round churchyard approximately 250m SW of the village centre and on the N side of the road through the village.[101][102] 8780
Church of St Michael Michaelchurch-on-Arrow, Gladestry 21 September 1962 SO2474250711
52°08′58″N 3°06′05″W / 52.149559297431°N 3.1013217096446°W / 52.149559297431; -3.1013217096446 (Church of St Michael) Church Situated in large churchyard uphill from road junction in middle of the village[103][104] 8782
Bryndraenog Beguildy 24 October 1951 SO2040978537
52°23′57″N 3°10′16″W / 52.399061639143°N 3.1712109920014°W / 52.399061639143; -3.1712109920014 (Bryndraenog) House Approximately 1.5km SE of Beguildy, reached by farm road on the W side of the B4355.[105][106] 8792
Church of St Cewydd Disserth and Trecoed 31 May 1962 SO0347358372
52°12′54″N 3°24′51″W / 52.215099738226°N 3.414261689496°W / 52.215099738226; -3.414261689496 (Church of St Cewydd) Church In a walled churchyard on the E bank of the River Ithon, and the S side of a minor road between Howey and Newbridge-on-Wye, approximately 1.7km WSW of Howey.[107][108] 8806
St Andrew's Church Presteigne 28 November 1950 SO3157864560
52°16′30″N 3°00′15″W / 52.27494°N 3.00423°W / 52.27494; -3.00423 (St Andrew's Church) Church In a spacious churchyard close to the River Lugg with Broad Street low down east and Church Street to north-west.[109][110] 8830
Church of St Mary Magdalene Bleddfa, Llangunllo 24 October 1951 SO2065468384
52°18′28″N 3°09′55″W / 52.307839326024°N 3.16520777496°W / 52.307839326024; -3.16520777496 (Church of St Mary Magdalene) Church Central position in small hamlet of Bleddfa. Nearly circular churchyard set back from triangular green on north side of A488. Ancient site, traditionally founded by the Irish saint Brendan in C6.[111][112] 9122
Monaughty House Llangunllo 24 October 1951 SO2381568580
52°18′36″N 3°07′08″W / 52.310049586875°N 3.1188990964363°W / 52.310049586875; -3.1188990964363 (Monaughty House) House Situated to W of the junction of A488 and B4356.[113][114] 9126
Parish Church of St Stephen Old Radnor 15 February 1993 SO2498859093
52°13′30″N 3°05′59″W / 52.224936450121°N 3.0995847466805°W / 52.224936450121; -3.0995847466805 (Parish Church of St Stephen) Church Elevated position on W flank of Old Radnor Hill in largely circular churchyard.[115][116] 9131
Lake Vyrnwy Dam Llanwddyn 25 November 1993 SJ0178019250
52°45′43″N 3°27′25″W / 52.761914091244°N 3.4570076489823°W / 52.761914091244; -3.4570076489823 (Lake Vyrnwy Dam) Dam In the Vyrnwy Valley, at the south-east end of this magnificent reservoir.[117][118] 15621
Lake Vyrnwy Straining Tower and approach bridge Llanwddyn 25 November 1993 SJ0120620149
52°46′12″N 3°27′57″W / 52.769888151218°N 3.4657823360285°W / 52.769888151218; -3.4657823360285 (Lake Vyrnwy Straining Tower and approach bridge) Water tower On the north-east side of Lake Vrynwy visible from the dam; approached by a gated bridge from the lake-side road.[119][120] 15622
Aviary Terrace in Powis Castle Gardens Welshpool 11 March 1981 SJ2160806428
52°39′00″N 3°09′37″W / 52.649920530131°N 3.1601810561355°W / 52.649920530131; -3.1601810561355 (Aviary Terrace in Powis Castle Gardens) Terrace Forms the upper tier of the terraces immediately S of the castle[121][122] 16775
Orangery Terrace in Gardens at Powis Castle Welshpool 11 March 1981 SJ2161506421
52°38′59″N 3°09′36″W / 52.649858628797°N 3.160075944075°W / 52.649858628797; -3.160075944075 (Orangery Terrace in Gardens at Powis Castle) Terrace Forms the middle tier of the terraces immediately S of the castle[123][124] 16776
Apple Slope Terrace in Gardens at Powis Castle Welshpool 11 March 1981 SJ2163306405
52°38′59″N 3°09′35″W / 52.649717429184°N 3.1598061330524°W / 52.649717429184; -3.1598061330524 (Apple Slope Terrace in Gardens at Powis Castle) Terrace Forms the lowest tier of the terraces immediately S of the castle[125][126] 16777
Outer Gateway at Powis Castle Welshpool 25 April 1950 SJ2152706390
52°38′58″N 3°09′41″W / 52.6495672574°N 3.1613690272152°W / 52.6495672574; -3.1613690272152 (Outer Gateway at Powis Castle) Gateway Forms the principle entrance to the castle, from the W. The retaining wall links the S pavilion with the main castle building.[127][128] 16780
Retaining wall to courtyard at Powis Castle Welshpool 25 April 1950 SJ2155706405
52°38′59″N 3°09′39″W / 52.649706422607°N 3.1609292606528°W / 52.649706422607; -3.1609292606528 (Retaining wall to courtyard at Powis Castle) Wall Forms the principle entrance to the castle, from the W. The retaining wall links the S pavilion with the main castle building.[129][130] 16781
Ballroom Range at Powis Castle Welshpool 25 April 1950 SJ2153006420
52°38′59″N 3°09′41″W / 52.649837327378°N 3.1613318393069°W / 52.649837327378; -3.1613318393069 (Ballroom Range at Powis Castle) Forms the N boundary of the courtyard to the W of the main castle building.[131][132] 16782
Cottage attached to Maesyronnen United Reformed Chapel Glasbury 18 September 1960 SO1765341098
52°03′44″N 3°12′09″W / 52.062139046276°N 3.2025768860248°W / 52.062139046276; -3.2025768860248 (Cottage attached to Maesyronnen United Reformed Chapel) Cottage The chapel and adjoining cottage lie at the end of a lane off the road from the A.438 Hereford to Brecon Road to Ffynnon Gynnydd, near the top of a steep bank and overlooking the Cilcenni Dingle.[133][134] 17220
Leighton Hall Tower Forden 24 December 1982 SJ2414704555
52°38′00″N 3°07′20″W / 52.633447759287°N 3.1222280562049°W / 52.633447759287; -3.1222280562049 (Leighton Hall Tower) Tower Located approximately 1.4km S of Leighton church. The Tower is SE of Leighton Hall, reached by short private road E of B4388. A second (currently disused) service road leads to SW side of the Tower. The Tower has landscaped gardens to S and E.[135][136] 19523
Ty Mawr Castle Caereinion 16 September 1998 SJ1727004365
52°37′51″N 3°13′26″W / 52.63073350487°N 3.223769358484°W / 52.63073350487; -3.223769358484 (Ty Mawr) Located on a platform site adjacent to the by-road leading SW off the B4345 to Berriew, S of Castle Caereinion.[137][138] 20509
Tretower Court Llanfihangel Cwmdu with Bwlch and Cathedine 21 October 1998 SO1858021187
51°53′00″N 3°11′04″W / 51.883300466002°N 3.1843287555751°W / 51.883300466002; -3.1843287555751 (Tretower Court) Country house Approximately 150m S of the parish church on W side of a minor road between Tretower and A40[139][140] 20656
Tretower Castle Llanfihangel Cwmdu with Bwlch and Cathedine 21 October 1998 SO1845621260
51°53′02″N 3°11′10″W / 51.883938501376°N 3.1861471602458°W / 51.883938501376; -3.1861471602458 (Tretower Castle) Castle Prominently sited SW of church on S side of Ty Llys farm, W of Tretower Court. Farm buildings are contained within the bailey walls[141][142] 20662
Llangynidr Bridge Llangynidr / Llanfihangel Cwmdu 21 October 1998 SO1521420306
51°52′30″N 3°13′59″W / 51.87488°N 3.23300°W / 51.87488; -3.23300 (Llangynidr Bridge) Bridge Spanning the River Usk on the B4560.[143][144] 20677
Crickhowell Bridge Crickhowell / Llangattock 21 October 1998 SO2142518146
51°51′23″N 3°08′32″W / 51.85637°N 3.14231°W / 51.85637; -3.14231 (Crickhowell Bridge) Bridge Located between Crickhowell and Llangattock communities 0.4km NE of the Church of St. Cattwg. The bridge crosses the River Usk, and extends southwards, with its southernmost arch spanning the Nant Onnau, before its confluence with the River Usk.[145][146] 20716
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 Paulson, Tom. "Conflicts Advance a Burgeoning Field Industry, Academia Now are Bedfellows."  Seattle P-I. May 19, 1999: A1.
 Biotech Industry Driven By Evolution Searching For Cures, Companies Get Creative. Carol Smith P-I Reporter. Seattle P-I. May 17, 1999: A1.
 Mature companies beat out new ones for VC cash. Romano, Benjamin J. Seattle Times. October 25, 2005: C1.

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Brexit & Private Equity: Roundup on Deal Flow and Opportunity
by Chris Riback on November 9, 2016 in Economy, Investing
A new CNBC report indicates that "private equity deal flow sinks in Europe in wake of Brexit vote."
The piece cites data from PitchBook and states: "The value of private equity deals in Europe has slumped by nearly a quarter during the first nine months of 2016 compared with last year, as the pace of deals in the U.K. and Ireland showed a marked decline in the wake of the EU referendum."
"The first three quarters of the year saw 249.4 billion euros ($275.9 billion) invested into 1,989 deals, heralding a respective 23 percent and 11 percent slide in both measures of activity, compared to the same period in 2015."
What is not clear: Is this trend because of an endemic slump or because of delays that occurred because of the Brexit uncertainty?
PE Hub reports that "a majority of private equity firms in the United Kingdom and many across the continent delayed fund launches following the Brexit vote, and a sizable number of them anticipate European startups will see less investment as a result of the election-box decision in the U.K. to leave the European Union, according to a study." The study came from a survey of 160 GPs and LPs released by the law firm Mourant Ozannes.
PE Hub: "The work also found that about two in five U.K. general partners are considering changing the jurisdiction of their funds." The piece also notes, "Perhaps most concerning to private equity in Europe is the belief by 47 percent of the respondents that the Brexit vote will lead to a decrease in investments in European companies. Fewer – a third – anticipated an investment reduction in U.K. companies."
But where there's change, there's also opportunity.
The Boston Consulting Group explains "Why Brexit Offers Opportunities for Private Equity." BCG writes: "The United Kingdom's vote to exit the European Union is already leaving a mark on the country's economic landscape. The full timing and extent of the break are uncertain and may not be known for several months, but many British companies are starting to reassess aspects of their business. Private equity firms will have to step up their due diligence and accept additional risk in UK investments. But the breakup also offers an opportunity for PE firms that have honed their capabilities in helping companies deal with change."
BCG "analyzed Brexit's likely impact on each sector in five areas where it is most likely to have major consequences:
"Foreign Exchange Exposure. Different sectors will be affected differently by the weakening pound depending on their geographic mix of revenues. UK businesses that rely heavily on international revenues will get a boost, while those that sell domestically but import most of their supplies, especially in dollar-denominated currencies, will get squeezed."
"Dependence on EU Labor. Several sectors depend heavily on the freedom of movement across Europe. Many of them rely on low-cost labor, but others—such as health care and financial services—need access to sometimes-scarce skilled workers."
"Terms of Trade. Once outside the EU, the UK will need to negotiate not just with the EU but also with other countries with which it previously operated under EU agreements. Some sectors will be more protected than others, but most are likely to face higher tariffs or lower quotas, or both, when they export. Domestically oriented companies may see somewhat less competition."
"Exposure to EU Regulation. Most exporting industries depend heavily on EU permission to operate, from financial services' passporting rights to agriculture's rules on output to aviation's airport landing rights."
"Growth Constraints. It's unclear how much Brexit will affect economic growth in the UK or the EU, but sectors sensitive to consumer demand, or whose growth correlates with overall output and productivity, will suffer from a general economic slowdown."
The "most promising sectors" — and "other sectors of interest" — BCG identifies include:
Private Medical Clinics and Laboratories
Aerospace Manufacturing
Employment and Recruitment Services
Nonfood Retail
Agricultural Suppliers
In the Harvard Business Review, Martin Reeves, a senior partner at the Boston Consulting Group, the director of the BCG Henderson Institute, and a coauthor of Your Strategy Needs a Strategy, Philipp Carlsson-Szlezak, BCG Chief Economist, and Stuart Quickenden BCG senior partner and managing partner of its London office, explain why "Companies Shouldn't Wait to Prepare for the Post-Brexit World." They "outline measures that leaders can take to minimize downside risks and shape outcomes to their advantage."
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Mike Flynn sealed the deal on the name O SEA for his up-and-coming dining concept the minute his insider group text blew up with a resounding 'YES!'
"I was recipe testing in Seattle and wrote a concept recipe called the OC bowl. The thought then came to mind to change the spelling and call it O Sea. That's when I had the AHA moment and sent the text," shared Mike, the owner of O SEA, a new fine-casual seafood restaurant coming to Old Towne Orange next year.
Everyone in the group text loved the name and the rest is history (in the making)! But let's jump back.
Mike grew up in Newport Beach and frequently visited the Circle. He studied history in college with the thought that he would go to law school. After his first law internship, he realized that it wasn't for him and something else was calling his name. He took an opening at a seafood restaurant in Huntington Beach and immediately fell in love with the foodservice industry. Ever since then, Mike has worked in foodservice from Chicago and San Francisco to downtown LA and Orange County. So when it came time to decide the location for his new project, Mike said from day one, it was always going to be Orange, and here's why.
"For one, Orange takes care of Orange. When a business chooses to invest in Orange, the community invests back in return," said Mike, "Secondly, to appropriately tell the story of the restaurant, it was important to find a site with unique character and history."
O SEA will be in a 110-year-old building. Part of our decor will feature the legacy and history behind the building, which is hard to find somewhere else.
Sneak peek of the inside of O SEA.
Rendering concept for O SEA
Fun fact: Mike was in the history center at the library and found a photo of the original building from 1910 from the backside where the parking lot is now. It used to be a grocery store and the photo shows the horses and wagons that used to come load up groceries. He'll be framing these images as part of O SEA's decor to help share the location's history.
"The last reason," said Mike, "is the incredible generational diversity of Orange. Many businesses in the area are locally owned and it's the multi-generational families, the teachers, students, and visitors that make Orange the diverse and welcoming place it is."
Mike says he is working to open the restaurant that he always wanted to visit growing up, but never could find. He wanted to create an opportunity for folks to find a great piece of fish at a great price with a nice glass of wine, and boy do they have wine. At their "juice bar" (the O SEA version of a wine bar) they will have a large selection of wine pairings to perfectly complement your dish.
O SEA will be a fine casual dining establishment, but what does that mean exactly?? Fine casual dining means that you are getting a fine dining experience, that is also casual enough for easy get-togethers and frequent visits. There will be counter service, which means no servers, however, the wine will be served in the appropriate wine glass. Nice booths will section off your party at the restaurant for privacy. The menu will offer small bites to share, entrees, salads with protein options, and more. All of this makes for the fine casual dining style, a soon-to-be new normal in OTO.
O SEA plans to partner with Orange Home Grown, Orange's lovely farmers market, giving you access to a seasonal menu on weekends. O SEA is set to open in 2021, and you know we will be the first ones ready to taste some delicious seafood and give you the inside scoop! For now, visit them on Instagram and their website for future updates! Thank you for reading the blog. Have a great week and we will see you around Towne!
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Q: Как объединить/увидеть пересечение множеств через цикл? Задали задачу: Ввести два множества и провести операции над ними (пересечение, объединение и тд) , с пересечением разобрался, подскажите пожалуйста, как можно реализовать объединение? (Использовать union нельзя, только цикл), код который есть сейчас:
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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
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    class Program
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        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            int n, count1 = 0;
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            // пересечение(и в том массиве встречается и в другом)
            for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)
            {
                int coutn = 0;
                for (int j = 0; j < n; j++)
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            // объединение (или то, или это)

            Console.ReadLine();
        }

    }
}

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Teletubbies Pull and Play Giant Noo Noo - Review
Both of my littlest two are huge fans of Teletubbies. LM has loved them since watching the old school series on Netflix so she was delighted to see the revamp come to cBeebies a little while ago. She has shared this love with her little brother and I can often find them curled up watching the show on TV in the mornings. We have a few of the new Teletubbies toys now so we were delighted to be offered the opportunity to add to our collection recently when we received the Pull and Play Giant Noo Noo from Character Toys.
Noo Noo is a favourite character from the show and this toy is a really fun addition to the Teletubbies range. Suitable for children from 18 months upwards, Little E was slightly too young to play at 15 months, but with careful supervision and help from both LM and Bud, we have had lots of fun with this toy.
The toy measures around 25cm tall, and about 40 cm long so he's the perfect size for toddlers to get down on the floor with and play. He looks exactly like the character in the TV show with the same big googly eyes and orange and pink body. On one side of Noo Noo's body is a shape sorter with five spaces for shapes (hexagon, star, square, triangle and Po's head). The other side has cutouts of all four Teletubbies with plastic jigsaw-type holes for them to pop into. All of these were the perfect size for little hands to use and both Little E and LM really enjoyed this activity.
On top of Noo Noo there are four big buttons (the colours correspond to each of the Teletubbies) and you can press these to get various Teletubbies speech and sound effects. Noo Noo requires 2xAA batteries to make these work, and this also makes the brush on the front of Noo Noo's hose spin. Also included is a pink Tubby Custard splat and, when you place this in front of the hose Noo Noo will make slurping sounds as he cleans it up.
Noo Noo has wheels which allow him to be pulled around using the yellow cord attached to his front. Little E picked up on this straight away and he was soon toddling around the garden with his new friend in tow.
Little E has really engaaged with this toy and he's still completely delighted by him, even though he's been here for a couple of weeks now. His interest hasn't waned at all. It's really interesting to watch him puzzling out the shape sorting and the jigsaw pieces and he was soon able to watch his sister and then work out how to do it himself. You can really see him thinking about each piece and walking around the toy to fnd out the correct place for each one.
There are so many different elements to this toy and the fact that it keeps a 15 month old,, and an almost 4 year old (and a 6 year old sometimes) busy and interested for a decent amount of time every time he is brought out to play is really great. Noo Noo has been a huge hit in our house and I'm sure he will be enjoyed for a long time to come, especially by Little E.
Check out the rest of the new Teletubbies range in this video.
Pull and Play Giant Noo Noo has an RRP of £49:99 and is available to purchase from Character Toys.
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As if poisoning from agricultural pesticides and lead from hunters' shotgun shells weren't enough, now the tiny population of California condors in Pinnacles National Park has to worry about drones.
Hikers had notified park rangers late last month that they saw a man "chasing condors with a drone," apparently trying to get photos of the endangered species.
The amateur photographer apparently was taking advantage of drastically reduced ranger patrols at the park during the 35-day federal government shutdown. Because of the delay in the reporting and reduced staffing, rangers at Pinnacles Park were unable to find the drone operator, said a park spokesperson.
"Drones are illegal in the park," he said, adding the ban holds for all national parks.
The rugged trails were still being cleared of debris this week, as rangers and maintenance crews worked to restore access routes that spider through the park's spectacular scenery.
National Park Service biologists also returned to work, monitoring and tracking the endangered bird. California condors, with an estimated Central Coast population now approaching 100, had dwindled to 20 or so in the late 1980s, perilously close to extinction.
The big raptors with the 10-foot wingspans apparently have grown fond of the peaks at Pinnacles, where biologists say at least two nesting pairs make their home. Not much is known about the condors, but nearly all are tagged, numbered and equipped with their own GPS devices and radio transmitters—not for their own navigational purposes, but for the biologists whose laptops follow the birds' movements. Condors in captivity have been known to live 50 years, but not much is known about their life spans in the wild.
Condors are visiting the park this time of year as nesting season approaches, which makes it prime time for condor watching, said park biologists.
A lead biologist estimated there are likely just six active condor nests in Central California. She reported this week sighting the first active condor nest within Pinnacles Park boundaries in several years. The soaring, reclusive birds hatch just a single egg every two years, so sighting any active nest is good news in the campaign to save the species.
The last successful nest, hatching a surviving bird, in the park boundaries was spotted four years ago. That nest, in the park's centennial year, was the first successful nest in 100 years, according to the biologist.
Lead poisoning from birdshot shotgun shells—now banned in California—is still the biggest threat to condors, she said.
The other endangered animal in the park is the Townsend big-eared bat, which lives in the unique caves in the Pinnacles. For more information, visit https://www.nps.gov/pinn/learn/nature/condors.htm.


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The Paralympics has always been something that I've wanted to participate in. It is the counterpart to the Olympics, where people who face some sort of challenge partake in the activities. When society thinks of those who are disabled, they often think of an individual who needs sympathy and is unable to function like a "normal" member of society. Thankfully, the Paralympics is one of the many ways disabled individuals can prove them wrong.
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Abstract: Mary Crossley discusses research for her book, Embodied Injustice: Race, Disability, and Health. Recognizing that Black people and people with disabilities in the United States are distinctively disadvantaged in their encounters with the health care system, Crossley uses an interdisciplinary approach, weaving health research with social science, critical approaches, and personal stories, to portray the devastating effects of health injustice in America. She examines the sometimes-vexed relationship between racial justice and disability rights advocates and interrogates how higher disability prevalence among Black Americans reflects unjust social structures. For example, these groups share harsh histories of medical experimentation, eugenic sterilizations, and health care discrimination. Yet the similarities in inequities experienced by Black people and disabled people and the harms endured by people who are both Black and disabled have been largely unexplored. Crossley also suggests reforms to advance health equity for disabled people, Black people, and disabled Black people.
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Former Virginia standout Mike Scott was selected by the Atlanta Hawks in the second round of the 2012 NBA Draft on Thursday night. Scott was the 43rd overall pick of the draft.
Scott is the first Virginia player selected in the NBA Draft since Sean Singletary in 2008. Singletary was a second-round selection (42nd overall pick) by the Sacramento Kings that year.
This season, the 6-8 Scott earned third-team All-America honors from Sporting News, Basketball Times and NetScouts Basketball, fourth-team All-America honors from College Sports Madness and honorable mention All-America recognition from The Associated Press.
A 2012 first-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection, Scott has also earned all-district honors from the U.S. Basketball Writers Association and the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
The Chesapeake, Va., native averaged 18.0 points and 8.3 rebounds a game for the 2011-12 season, while shooting 56.3 percent (215-382) from the field and 80.8 percent (139-172) from the free-throw line. He ranked first among ACC players in field goal percentage, second in scoring, fifth in rebounding and seventh in free throw percentage.
Scott was honored as the ACC Player of the Week a league-high four times during the 2011-12 season. He is the first Virginia player to earn the honor four times in one season. Barry Parkhill (1971-72), Ralph Sampson (1982-83), Bryant Stith (1989-90) and Norman Nolan (1997-98) all were named ACC Player of the Week three times in a season.
Scott finished his Virginia career ranking third in rebounds (944), third in double-doubles (34) and 16th in points scored (1,538) on UVa's all-time lists.


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Work of Detroit-Born Gay Artist James C. Harrison Featured in Schmidt's Antiques Exhibit
By Eve Kucharski|2019-08-17T10:37:16-04:00August 17th, 2019|Ann Arbor, Neighborhoods, Uncategorized|
At times figural and at others completely abstract, the work of openly gay artist James C. Harrison is hard to classify. So much so that even regular patterns in his pieces take on different feels depending on the work — but that variability of style might just be part of Harrison's genius. Elizabeth O'Connell, one of the curators of Harrison's work at the Schmidt's Antiques auction house, said that it makes him "a fascinating guy to study."
"We essentially have 50 years of his work and he has these recurring symbols, but you would think they were all done by a totally different artist," O'Connell said. "The draw for us with Harrison's work, and other past reviewers throughout his career, is that he's got this amazing sort of Detroit grittiness about him that is prevalent throughout all of his work. But we chose specifically to go with a more comprehensive timespan."
The earliest work featured in the exhibit is from the 1940s up to the late '80s near the time of his death. Harrison's work, along with that of fellow Detroit-born modern artist Darin Latimer, will be available for public viewing every Saturday now through the end of August at Schmidt's. The exhibit is called "Imaging Each Other."
"[The title] fits on multiple levels and it fits really well with the relationship between the two artists' work," O'Connell said, referencing their similar styles. "Darin … became a professional artist based on his inspiration from Harrison's work."
And the title itself came from one of Harrison's works. Harrison was known for meticulously revising and annotating his works as well as providing detailed titles to his pieces.
"… The titles being these kind of cutting, almost soundbites. And it's a dream come true if you're trying to think of a title to go through his work," O'Connell said. "He just has this kind of searching rawness about his work that reflects both the Detroit Jazz scene, the Detroit art scene and as well as his own personal life."
O'Connell added that Harrison is a rare example of a mid-20th-century artist who openly explored his sexuality throughout his works.
"In my experience, he is a bit of a rarity in that sense. It works with his seeking out for the truth within himself and his own identity outside of his sexuality and the fact that he's so willing to express his sexuality in this way," she said.
For those interested in viewing the exhibit, O'Connell's advice is to take a while to really ingest the varied meaning behind each of Latimer's and Harrison's works. Regarding Harrison's pieces in particular, paying attention to the time period in which each work was created is important as the exhibit features works of his from his time in Detroit, his time entering the New York art scene and his most prolific period in the '80s.
"It's an exhibit that ideally people should take a lot of time to go through," she said. "It's very cerebral and very layered and it's easy to see it as something that almost looks visually cacophonous at times, but it's all very intentional and it's all very rich in depth."
To find out more about the exhibit and how to purchase works visit the Schmidt's Antiques website.
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Hiring teenagers today
by Katherine Kersten
In today's super-tight labor market, employers are increasingly turning to teen-aged workers to fill the gaps in their labor force. The Wall Street Journalhighlighted this trend—and the surprising successes it has spawned—in a recent article headlined "Facing Historic Labor Shortages, Companies Snap Up Teenagers."
The article opens with a story date-lined Loveland, Colorado:
Jerry Stooksbury, the president of Avionics Specialists, LLC, needed to produce an airplane instrument panel last fall, but had only two employees able to complete the task quickly.
One was out sick. The other was in high school.
He called the high-schooler, 17-year-old Thayer McCollum. Thayer, who starts his days drinking chocolate milk and blasting indie rock, works part-time operating mechanical-drawing software for aircraft parts. He came in to do the project and still had time for homework.
After the longest stretch of continuous job creation on record, says the Journal, employers ranging from General Electric and Michelin North America to a Wisconsin nursing home and an Ohio turbine-parts manufacturer are expanding their search for talented workers to the labor market's youngest segment.
Abigail Wozniak, a labor economist at the University of Notre Dame, explains that one advantage younger people may bring is that they "often have better computer skills" than older workers.
According to the Journal,
Employers are plucking skilled students from vocational programs at high schools. Some companies are dropping age and experience requirements so they can consider teens. Others offer flexible schedules to accommodate extracurriculars and sports.
The share of working teens from 16 to 19 years of age is increasing for the first time since the 1990s—to almost 31 percent in March 2018, says the Journal. The unemployment rate for Hispanic teens is the lowest on record, and the rate for black teens is just above a record low.
In the last three years, Starbucks Corp. has hired 50,000 employees between ages 16 and 24 who were neither working nor in school. Starbucks Senior Vice President John Kelly told the Journal that these young workers
stayed in their jobs at similar or better rates than other hires. That helps ease turnover, he said, lower training costs and improve customer service.
Meanwhile, continues the Journal,
the share of teens working in health services more than doubled in the past twenty years, and the portion working in computer and data services rose nearly as much, Census Bureau data show.
Companies are going after teenagers more aggressively, as demonstrated at a high-school machining-skills competition in Cincinnati in January. There, 27 companies showed up to search for talent, about double the number last year, said organizer David Fox, who called the level of interest "crazy."
Some policy-makers are seeking ways to make it easier for employers to hire more teens:
A U.S. House bill filed in March would amend regulations that prevent commercial truck drivers under age 21 from crossing state lines. U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D. Minn.) is looking at ways to lower the age limit to operate some heavy machinery to 17 from 18 for high-schoolers in technical-training programs.
The Journal highlights the case of Julian Cornwall, a Cincinnati high-school junior with strong machining skills. He says he has received 13 job offers, and chose Meyer Tool, Inc.,
which agreed to work around his football schedule and pay his college tuition if he stays on. He will start in June at $13 an hour, up from the $8.57 he makes at a J.C. Penney men's department. Pay for machinists at Meyer's, which makes gas-turbine engine parts, can rise to $45 an hour.
"In this day and age, manufacturers are basically fighting over good employees," said Deanna Adams, Meyer's human-resources director.