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Iowa Committee Passes Bill to Ban Abortions and Call Unborn Children Human Beings
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An Iowa bill that would recognize unborn babies as people and protect them from abortion passed a state Senate committee on Monday amid heated debate.
Radio Iowa reports "a large and vocal crowd" attended the hearing on Monday to voice their support and opposition to the measure. The committee gave its initial approval of the bill, moving it to another Senate committee for consideration.
"The sovereign state of Iowa recognizes that life is valued and protected from the moment of conception," the bill states.
The bill would recognize that human life begins at the moment of conception and ban abortions in the state. According to the Associated Press, it is unclear if the bill has enough support to pass the full state Senate.
Pro-life attorney Rebecca Keissling, who attended the hearing, was one of several pro-lifers who spoke up in support of the bill, according to the radio report.
"You're providing the framework to recognize that the unborn child is a person and also to have a public policy that prefers childbirth over abortion," Keissling said.
Abortion advocates criticized the legislation, claiming it pushes a "religious point of view" about when life begins, according to the report. Others indicated that there would be a lawsuit if the bill becomes law.
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Because of the current make-up of the U.S. Supreme Court, the measure likely would be overturned in the courts. In 2012, the Oklahoma Supreme Court struck down a similar personhood bill as unconstitutional because it recognized unborn babies as human beings with a right to life.
Many pro-life groups think one of the keys to ending legalized abortion is to overturn Roe v. Wade, but the current Supreme Court justices are highly unlikely to do so, especially after the unexpected death of pro-life Justice Antonin Scalia. Three of the justices, Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and John Roberts, potentially would vote to overturn Roe and return abortion laws back to the authority of the states; but five of the other justices almost certainly would not. Scalia's seat on the high court remains empty.
President Donald Trump promised to nominate "pro-life" justices to the high court, but he would need to nominate and the Senate would have to confirm several before there is a chance of Roe v. Wade being overturned.
Trump's nominee to replace Scalia, Neil Gorsuch, has taken the pro-life side in several important cases, including with pro-life Utah Governor Gary Herbert's effort to defund Planned Parenthood and with the Little Sisters of the Poor and Hobby Lobby against the Obama Administration. Several pro-life groups also praised Gorsuch as a nominee.
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Home » Entertainment » Upcoming 'Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' Novel Unveils Title, Release Date
Upcoming 'Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' Novel Unveils Title, Release Date
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The fifth book in The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo series now has a title: The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye.
Publisher Alfred A. Knopf announced Tuesday a Sept. 12 release date for the novel, to be written by David Lagercrantz and again featuring protagonists Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist.
Lagercrantz took over the series after creator Stieg Larsson died in 2004. The Swedish author wrote the first three thrillers, which became an international and posthumous phenomenon … (read more)
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                    "\' not configured. Will be using the default");
        }
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        request.setAttribute(SSOAgentConstants.CONFIG_BEAN_NAME, config);
        super.doFilter(servletRequest, servletResponse, filterChain);
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UFO convention attendees dressed the part -- even representing sumo aliens and alien babies.
Alien geeks unite in Roswell
Editor's note: Emma Loggins is the editor of Fanbolt.com, a fan news site that specializes in behind-the-scenes information and interviews with the casts and crews of entertainment franchises with organized fan bases.
This year marked the 65th anniversary of a mysterious object crashing down just north of Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947, and launching decades of speculation about the truth behind the wreckage.
The Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) released an initial statement claiming that a "flying disk" had been recovered. The following day, a second press release was issued which stated that the 509th Bomb Group had been mistaken, and the wreckage was actually that of a weather balloon.
Years later, believers and skeptics alike flock to Roswell for the annual UFO convention. The event attracts scientists, doctors, engineers, and of course alien enthusiasts. This year, there were two festivals commemorating the event: One was put on by the city, and the other festival was hosted by the International UFO Museum.
Cameras in hand, Barry and Ann Lasky stood outside the museum waiting for the opening ceremonies to begin Sunday. The couple moved to Roswell a few years back after attending an earlier festival and falling in love with the city. They moved to Roswell from Los Angeles, California, and began selling collectible memorabilia.
"My official reason for moving to Roswell is I wanted to be kidnapped and probed by aliens," Lasky joked. "But the other reason is it's too expensive to live in Los Angeles. We know people out here, and we're into the science fiction. We sell comics, magazines, and collectibles, so this seemed like a good place to go. We're having a lot of fun here." FULL POST
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What a packed Comic-Con panel looks like if you're a speaker.
'Make them ... love zombies even more'
If Comic-Con is "nerd Christmas," then speaking on a panel at the con feels like taking Santa's sleigh out for a spin. I have been fortunate to speak at large cons like New York Comic Con and Dragon*Con, but San Diego is the "really big shoe" – so obviously I didn't want to crash and burn.
When Matt Mogk, founder of the Zombie Research Society, invited me to join him and zombie intellectuals, authors and experts on the "History of the Modern Zombie" panel, nerdy giddiness overcame me. That was then immediately followed by an "Oh, crap" moment.
Sure, I've written and spoken quite a bit about zombies but these were dudes whose work I followed, like Max Brooks, Steven Schlozman, Scott Kenemore, Bradley Voytek and Dan Drezner. Speaking in front of a crowd didn't freak me out and I have confidence in my knowledge. But I'm also a fan and very aware that the ZRS has legit legend George A. Romero on the Advisory Board.
So, to prep, I did what any good journalist would do: call in an expert. Actor Bruce Campbell is con royalty and if he didn't attend San Diego, it could be considered a harbinger of doom in some nerd cultures. Instead of deep, philosophical advice about my first SDCC panel appearance, Campbell kept it simple. FULL POST
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Home » TheSWEducator » Twelve-Step Guide to Resources in Kamloops and Southern BC to Support Flood Evacuees (State of Emergency)
Twelve-Step Guide to Resources in Kamloops and Southern BC to Support Flood Evacuees (State of Emergency)
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Compiled by Oleksandr (Sasha) Kondrashov, PhD
Step 1: Review Useful Resource Guides.
Step 2: Check States of Emergency, Evacuation Orders and Alerts.
Step 3: Find Access to Emergency Support Services (ESS)
Step 4: Review Emergency Support Services (ESS) Step by Step Guide.
Step 5: Find Sandbag Locations.
Step 6: Share Information for Weather and Travel Resources.
Step 7: Plan ahead: Preparedness and Recovery Resources.
Step 8 Care for Pets and Livestock.
Step 9 Prepare for Clean Up and Returning Home.
Step 10 Practice Self-Care and Mental Well-Being.
Step 11: Find Online Community: (social media updates, and resources)
Step 12: Share Resources: Ways to Donate.
Step 1: Review Useful Resource Guides
BC Economic Development Association Resource for Flood Impacted Individuals & Businesses: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p2HZjcBilzMzuXb4VurBgpnhr_sDxf4G57FY0uAYcTk/edit
Welcome to Kamloops Newcomers Guide with information on the following resources: Free Internet in Kamloops page 21-22; Short Term Housing and Apartment Rentals in Kamloops (p.65); Volunteering (p.100) Thrift Shopping (p.104-105) Affordable Grocery Shopping in Kamloops (p.106): https://immigrantservices.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Welcome_To_Kamloops_Publish.pdf If you want to add an article, please email Oleksandr (Sasha) Kondrashov okondrashov@tru.ca to share your resources for the second edition of the guide
Haulers LIST to help with animals/livestock shelter. This list is in addition to the information received during the fire season and may not be up-to-date with volunteers still willing to house. If you see your name on any of the lists and wish to have the information, updated or your name removed, please reach out to Tasha Leepart and she will update your information. PDF version: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BCsEmergencyLIvestockAnimalEvacuationGroup/permalink/3053208541617891/ Microsoft Word version: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BCsEmergencyLIvestockAnimalEvacuationGroup/permalink/3051190631819682
BC 211 Guide and Help Line is a non-profit society that connects people to the community, health and government resources for help, where and when they need it. https://bc.211.ca/
Fraser Valley Flood Resources: Lots of useful resources and supports in one spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B98b7CeMFU4Fi040rUPY8x0aaSr-H87wrBijN4x7cj0/edit?
How to Organize Critical Documents for Emergency Evacuation https://theprovidentprepper.org/how-to-organize-critical-documents-for-emergency-evacuation/
Basic Emergency Kit: https://www.getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/kts/bsc-kt-en.aspx
Step 2: Check States of Emergency, Evacuation Orders and Alerts
Check for recent updates: Provincial Evacuation Orders, Alerts, and Rescinds https://www.emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca/current-flooding-information-2/ for current flooding information, including a summary of evacuation orders, alerts, and rescinds. Includes links to local government/authority websites for the most up-to-date information about local areas. Information also available in map format at EmergencyMapBC: https://governmentofbc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=950b4eec577a4dc5b298a61adab41c06
When required, an Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) will be opened by the Regional District to support the emergency or disaster. An EOC is responsible for various duties such as declaring states of local emergency (SOLEs) as well as issuing evacuation orders and alerts.
ESS provides short-term basic support to eligible evacuees; for those unable to support themselves for the first 72 hours of an emergency, and who do not have insurance coverage.
ESS Information Centre: 1-800-585-9559 (if line is busy, contact an ESS Reception Centre)
A list of activated ESS Reception Centres can be found on EmergencyInfoBC website. The list is updated or changed as new information is made available.
Evacuee Registration and Assistance (ERA) https://ess.gov.bc.ca/ is an online platform to help people who have been displaced register as an evacuee. The site links to a form for people who have been instructed to self-register for ESS. Assistance with self-registration can be obtained by calling ESS Information Centre: 1-800-585-9559.
For the most up to date information on Evacuation Orders and Alerts in your area, visit your local government or local authority website:
City of Abbotsford
City of Merritt
Cooks Ferry Indian Band
Cowichan Valley Regional District
District of Kent
Lower Similkameen Indian Band
Regional District of East Kootenay
Regional District of Nanaimo
Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District
Thompson-Nicola Regional District
Step 4: Review Emergency Support Services (ESS) Step by Step Guide
Step 1: Self-register online at ess.gov.bc.ca. If you require assistance with self-registration you can ask for help by calling the Emergency Support Services Info Line: 1-800-585-9559.
Step 2: Proceed to the nearest Reception Centre (listed below) to complete the ESS registration. You will also be asked to complete a needs assessment to determine what short-term supports you require (e.g. food, lodging, clothing and incidentals). Tip: After you register, you may receive calls from unlisted numbers regarding your evacuee registration. Make sure your voicemail box is not full so ESS volunteers can leave a message.
Emergency Support Services (ESS) Reception Centre Locations: Please check updated locations https://www.emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca/current-flooding-information-2/
Abbotsford:
Fraser Valley Trade and Exhibition Centre (Tradex) located at 1190 Cornell Street
Evacuation Orders & Alerts – https://www.abbotsford.ca/alerts/evacuation-order-and-alerts-issued-localized-areas
Evacuees with questions can call the Public information line at 604-864-5688 where staff are available to address questions.
Tourism Abbotsford Emergency Response Resources
Agassiz:
Agassiz Agricultural Hall, 6800 Pioneer Avenue (for evacuees from the Hwy #7 slides)
Chilliwack:
Chilliwack Secondary, 46363 Yale Road
Flood Watch Warning and Closures – chilliwack.com/FloodWatch
Chilliwack ESS Reception Centre located at the Chilliwack Landing Sports Centre – 45530 Spadina Avenue
Cowichan Valley Regional District:
Cowichan Community Centre – 2687 James St, Duncan, BC V9L 2X5
Cowichan Tribes Gym – 5574 River Rd, Duncan, BC V9L 6V9 250-732-1475
Grace Baptist Church, 949 3 Ave, Hope, BC V0X 1L0
Hope Secondary School, 444 Stuart St, Hope, BC V0X 1L0
Coquihalla River and Silver-Hope Creek remain high and fast flowing. Residents are reminded to stay clear of fast moving water and river banks. Staff continue to monitor the situation. Hope Secondary School (444 Stuart St.) is open if you leave your home at this time.
Camp Hope 61855 Lougheed Hwy, Hope Mountainview Brewing Co in Hope is open for evacuees to come get warm, have a coffee, shower and rest.
Kelowna:
Parkinson Activity Centre, 1700 Parkinson Way
Kamloops:
McArthur Island Sport and Event Centre, 1655 Island Parkway
Kamloops Food Bank – 171 Wilson St, Kamloops, BC V2B 2M8 (250) 376-2252
https://www.facebook.com/thetree2020/ planning to open our centre (657 Seymour Street) on Saturday from 10 – 4 so that evacuee's can have access to our donation room. We have clothes for babies, children, and women. We do not have much for men unfortunately. We also have baby equipment, new bottles, and some diapers (size one). We will be bringing all donations up to our main floor and setting them up for ease of access
https://www.facebook.com/NoLimitsFitnessCanada With all of the catastrophic flooding happening, No Limits Fitness would like to do our part in the community by opening our doors to anyone displaced by the flooding or road closures. Please present ID at front desk!
Lillooet Friendship Centre: Community Cares Building
76 5th Avenue (please pre-register as above)
Evacuation Orders: An Evacuation Order has been issued by the District of Kent Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) due to the potential danger to life and health for the following area: Rockwell Drive: Rockwell Drive, north to Lillooet Road Reception Centre for Displaced Residents The Emergency Operations Centre at Municipal Hall will be open until 6:00 pm for phone enquiries only. For after hours emergencies, please call 911. If you do not require emergency support services (ie, accommodation, food, etc) please register online.
https://www.princeton.ca/p/november-2021-flood
RDOS / Penticton:
Bus Barn, 199 Ellis Street Penticton
If they you have access to use a phone safely, please call Penticton ESS at 1-833-498-3770 as soon as possible.
If you cannot access a phone, please go to 2965 South Main Street, Penticton (Penticton Seniors' Drop-In Centre)
Salmon Arm:
The Prestige, 251 Harbourfront Drive Open from 8 AM to 6 PM until further notice
Step 5: Find Sandbag Locations
Abbotsford Abbotsford Residents requiring sand & sandbags can attend the City of Abbotsford Works Yard located at 31739 King Rd. Sand & Bags are located outside the main gates. Please bring a shovel with you to fill the bags.
Chilliwack The City has supplied sandbags and sand at Townsend Park (45130 Wolfe Rd)
Mission The City of Mission has free sandbags available for collection from the Public Works car park at 33835 Dewdney Trunk Rd. The public is asked to go to the parking lot gate west of the building.
Oak Bay Residents are able to get sandbags at the Public Works yard located at 1771 Elgin Road. Please report any flooding to Public Works at 250-598-4501.
Port Coquitlam We will be making sand and sandbags available for residents. Residents can pick the bags up at the entrance of our Works Yard (1737 Broadway).
Sooke Sandbag station is open at the #Sooke Parks Works Yard, 2070 Kaltasin Road. Sandbags and sand are provided at no charge. Please bring your own shovel. Learn more: http://sooke.link/1cha
Tulameen Sand and sandbags are available at the Tulameen and District Fire Hall. You can also find updated sand and sandbagging locations, as well as an informational video at: https://emergency.rdos.bc.ca
Kamloops (Previous floods) https://www.castanetkamloops.net/news/Kamloops/298299/Here-s-a-list-of-where-you-can-find-sand-and-sandbags-in-Kamloops
Step 6: Share Information for Weather and Travel Resources
● EmergencyInfoBC Provides links to websites of Regional Districts currently affected by flooding in BC, including evacuation orders, alerts, and rescinds. EmergencyInfoBC also has information about flood preparation, safety, and emergency services.
Twitter @EmergencyInfoBC: https://twitter.com/EmergencyInfoBC
Environment Canada Weather: https://www.canada.ca/en/services/environment/weather.html
● Severe Weather https://www.canada.ca/en/services/environment/weather/severeweather.html
● During periods of high risk of flooding in BC, the River Forecast Centre provides information on current and forecast streamflow conditions, including flood advisories and warnings. http://bcrfc.env.gov.bc.ca/warnings/index.htm
● The online Current Emergency Highway Advisories and Resources Page provides detailed information about highway travel disruptions during emergency situations like flooding or fire: https://www.tranbc.ca/current-travel-advisories/
Follow Drive BC updates when planning your trip: https://www.drivebc.ca/#mapView&z=7&ll=50.169861746007314,-123.51928710937501&xtg=South%20Coast%20Region
Check: Border exemptions for British Columbians otherwise stranded by floods https://vancouver.citynews.ca/2021/11/16/bc-border-flood-covid Link2: https://cfjctoday.com/2021/11/18/canadian-land-border-waiving-proof-of-covid-19-testing-for-stranded-british-columbians/
Travel documents when crossing US Border: https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/td-dv-eng.html#s1-1
General DriveBC website – https://www.drivebc.ca/
BC Highway Conditions toll-free in North America 1-800-550-4997
Major Events Border Delays: https://www.drivebc.ca/#listView&severity=Major&xtg=Major%20Events
BCFerries Current Travel Advisories https://www.bcferries.com/travel-advisories
Step 7: Plan ahead: Preparedness and Recovery Resources
● PreparedBC This is the government website for disaster readiness information. It has flood Information for Homeowners and Home Buyers, including tips on preparing for floods, and protecting your home and property. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/emergency-preparedness-response-recovery/preparedbc/know-your-hazards/floods
● Disaster Financial Assistance Those impacted by recent flooding may apply to the Province for Disaster Financial Assistance (DFA) where losses could not be insured or where other programs are not available. Information regarding DFA may be obtained from:
Emergency Management BC Phone: 1-888-257-4777 Email: dfa@gov.bc.ca Website: www.gov.bc.ca/disasterfinancialassistance
Financial assistance in a disaster https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/emergency-management/preparedbc/evacuee-guidance/disaster-financial-assistance#step1
Disaster Financial Assistance for local communities https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/emergency-management/local-emergency-programs/financial/communities-dfa
● Insurance Bureau of Canada IBC can answer insurance questions related to flooding in BC Phone: 1-844-2ask-IBC (1-844-227-5422) Website: http://www.ibc.ca/bc/
Step 8 Care for Pets and Livestock
If you've been evacuated and need emergency boarding for your pet, the BC SPCA has you covered. Call 1-855-622-7722.
Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen If you have pets or livestock that need to be cared for and billeted, please contact Animal Lifeline Emergency Response Team (ALERT) for support:
250-809-7152. http://www.alertcanada.org
Animal Food Bank at 250.860.4517 www.animalfoodbank.org https://www.facebook.com/animalfoodbankcanada/
BC Cattlemen's Association Toll Free in BC 1.877.688.2333 Email info@cattlemen.bc.ca
Aide for Paws & Rescue Society – offering donations of dog food & supplies to evacuated families. As long as we still have items available we are happy to donate and drop off at the Tradex (Abbotsford)
Harmony Farm Kennel And Lamb https://www.harmonyfarmkennelandlamb.com/
Pet Emergency Checklist: https://spca.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/BCSPCA-EMERGENCY-CHECKLIST-1.pdf
Four Paws Food Bank Foundation https://www.facebook.com/fourpawsfoodbank/ provide pet food and supplies to evacuees in Kamloops. Email Fourpawsfoodbank@gmail.com or message the Facebook page. Strictly volunteer run – anyone in a position to make a donation can use the same email address
Step 9 Prepare for Clean Up and Returning Home
HealthLink BC has a document outlining health hazards https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/healthlinkbc-files/clean-after-flood associated with a flood along with information on safety returning home after a flood.
Information on mould prevention and cleanup is available from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/professionals/industry-innovation-and-leadership/industry-expertise/indigenous-housing/develop-manage-indigenous-housing/maintenance-solutions/mould-in-housing/mould-prevention-and-flood-cleanup and from HealthLink BC https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/healthlinkbc-files/air-quality-mould
Step 10 Practice Self-Care and Mental Well-Being
310 Mental Health Support offers 24-hour emotional support and information and referral services, call 310-1234 (no area code required).
Canadian Mental Health Association offers mental health tips https://cmha.bc.ca/documents/coping-through-a-natural-disaster-emergency/ for you and your family on coping through a natural disaster emergency.
Bounce Back https://bouncebackbc.ca/ is a free program teaching effective skills to overcome symptoms of mild to moderate depression or anxiety and improve their mental health, suitable for people who have suffered fear, anxiety and loss from stressful events such as a disaster.
For those needing immediate crisis emotional support, call 1-833-546-4566.
If you are concerned for the immediate safety or yourself or someone else, call a local crisis support line or 911 right away.
All of BC:
Crisis Line Association of BC http://www.crisislines.bc.ca/
1800SUICIDE (24 hours): 1-800-784-2433 310
Mental Health Support (24 hours): 310-6789
KUU-US Aboriginal Crisis Line http://www.kuu-uscrisisline.ca/
Toll Free (24 hours): 1-800-588-8717
Adult/Elders Crisis Line (24 hours): (250) 723-4050
Child/Youth Crisis Line (24 hours): (250) 723-2040
Youthspace.ca (NEED2 Suicide Prevention, Education & Support) http://www.need2.ca/
Youth Text (6pm-12am): (778) 783-0177
Youth Chat (6pm-12am): www.youthspace.ca
Interior Crisis Line Network http://www.crisislines.bc.ca/interior
Toll Free (24 hours): 1-888-353-CARE (2273)
Crisis Chat Service http://www.interiorcrisisline.com/crisischat
Vancouver Crisis Centre http://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca/
Toll Free TTY (24 hours): 1-866-872-0113
Crisis Chat: crisiscentrechat.ca http://crisiscentrechat.ca/
Fraser Health Crisis Line http://www.options.bc.ca/
Crisis Line (24 hours): (604) 951-8855
CTC Telecare Crisis & Caring Line (Providing Christian Crisis Intervention, Listening & Referrals) http://www.telecarebc.com/
Crisis Line: (604) 852-9099
Northern BC Crisis Centre http://www.northernbccrisissuicide.ca/
Toll Free Youth Support: 1-888-564-8336
Youth Support: (250) 564-8336 Crisis Chat: www.northernyouthonline.ca
Richmond, South Delta, Ladner & Tsawwassen
Chimo Crisis Services Crisis Lines http://www.chimoservices.com/
Crisis Line (8am-12am): (604) 279-7070
S.U.C.C.E.S.S Chinese Help Lines http://www.successbc.ca/eng/services/family-youth/counselling-service/358-chinese-help-lines
Cantonese Crisis Line (10am-10pm): (604) 270-8233
Mandarin Crisis Line (10am-10pm): (604) 270-8222
Vancouver Island Crisis Line & Chat http://www.vicrisis.ca/
Crisis Text: (250) 800-3806
Crisis Chat: www.vicrisis.ca
More Resources https://www.crisisservicescanada.ca/en/looking-for-local-resources-support/ Call 1.833.456.4566 | Text 45645
1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433): http://www.crisislines.bc.ca/services for individuals who are or know someone who is having thoughts of suicide. The service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and in up to 140 languages. Operated in partnership with Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Centre of B.C.
Kids Help Phone (1-800-668-6868 or text 686868) https://kidshelpphone.ca/ : Kids Help Phone is Canada's only 24/7 national service offering professional counselling, information, referrals and volunteer-led, text-based support for young people in English and French. Now, Indigenous people can connect with an Indigenous volunteer crisis responder, when available, by messaging FIRST NATIONS, INUIT or METIS to 686868 for young people and 741741 for adults or through Facebook http://m.me/CrisisTextLinepoweredbyKidsHelpPhone
Coping with natural disaster stress https://cmha.bc.ca/documents/coping-with-natural-disaster-stress/
BC Wildfire and Flood Support Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BC.Wildfire.Evacuee.Support
Fraser Valley: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1728308954030612/
The Flooding in Southern British Columbia, Canada: https://www.facebook.com/crisisresponse/650867985908031/
Abbotsford: https://www.facebook.com/groups/273516764191067/
Chilliwack: https://www.facebook.com/groups/goodlifeinchilliwack
Hope: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hopebulletinboard
BC Emergency Livestock/Animal/Horse Evacuation Support Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/BCsEmergencyLIvestockAnimalEvacuationGroup/
Fraser Valley Flood Help https://www.facebook.com/groups/1728308954030612
Abbotsford Disaster & Relief Resources https://www.facebook.com/groups/273516764191067
Shelter for 2021 Flood Evacuees https://www.facebook.com/groups/410519230630508/
Families of East Abbotsford https://www.facebook.com/groups/390086711336904
BC Wildfire and Flood Support Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1897632013809153
Coquihalla Road Reports (and Area) https://www.facebook.com/groups/Coquihallaroadreports/
City of Merritt – Municipal Government https://www.facebook.com/CityofMerritt
The Merritt Grapevine https://www.facebook.com/groups/MerrittGrapevine
Town of Princeton Emergency Management https://www.facebook.com/TOPEOC
fv flood help https://www.facebook.com/groups/1728308954030612/
Caremongering – Kamloops https://www.facebook.com/groups/193474165404502
Evacuees places to stay and resources in The North Thompson https://www.facebook.com/groups/350746549767441/
Kamloops Free Stuff https://www.facebook.com/groups/1434475153532391
Step 12: Share Resources: Ways to Donate
For those looking to donate goods and services may want to connect with local organizations, some suggestions may be found on local government websites. Other ways to find places accepting donations of food, goods, and services would be to check social media channels such as Facebook groups (see above).
United Way British Columbia (UWBC): United for BC Flood Response Fund https://uwbc.ca/flood/
Canadian Red Cross: British Columbia Floods & Extreme Weather Appeal https://donate.redcross.ca/page/94172/donate/1?locale=en-CA
GoFundMe has set-up a centralized page for those who have been affected by the BC flooding, it lists verified fundraisers seeking to rebuild and recover from this natural disaster. https://www.gofundme.com/en-ca/c/act/bc-flooding#bc-flooding
GlobalGivingFor The Flooding in Southern British Columbia, Canada. More information https://www.facebook.com/crisisresponse/650867985908031
Kamloops Food Bank: https://www.facebook.com/kamloopsfoodbank/
By Sasha in TheSWEducator on November 19, 2021 .
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Nobel Prize winner Bob Dylan, now 75, was 19 when he arrived in Greenwich Village in the bitter cold winter of 1961. Although Dylan creates fascinating music to this day, he made his boldest mark in the early to mid-sixties, when he transformed the pop soundscape with his matchless topical songs, signature symbolist imagery and leap from acoustic music to raw rock 'n' roll.
In Dylan's early career, a smart, confident, determined musician/myth-maker emerges. So does a charged era, from the Folk Revival to the Freedom Rides. Vivid characters – from Joan Baez to Allen Ginsberg to the brash, funny, enigmatic Dylan himself – parade by. And the great songs ring out: "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall," "Mr. Tambourine Man," "Like a Rolling Stone" and more.
Peter King, a well-known Pittsburgh guitar teacher, performer and journalist, will supplement lecture, recordings and videos with his own guitar playing to tell the story of this true American iconoclast.
Hear a few notes from his guitar, and you know it's James Taylor. Now 68, the writer of "Fire and Rain," "Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight" and "Carolina in My Mind" has influenced pop, folk and country music with his unique sense of jazz-tinged chords and syncopated rhythms. Taylor's back with a brand-new CD, "Before This World." As with his earlier work, the melodies and harmonies go down easy, but a closer listen reveals nuance, surprise and understated power – qualities that have endeared him not only to fans but to peers including Yo-Yo Ma, Pat Metheny and Mark Knopfler.
Performer, guitar teacher and music journalist Peter King will explore what makes Taylor's music so original, from his debut Apple LP till today. Through guided listening to Taylor's recordings as well as to songs played live by the instructor on his guitar, the class will gain a deeper appreciation of the art of Sweet Baby James.
Fifty years have passed since The Beatles first hit No. 1 in America with "I Want to Hold Your Hand." The group rocketed to unimaginable success, forever altering the course of popular music.
"The Fab Four's Big Three" focuses on these three landmark recordings – why they still sound catchy, innovative and even profound almost a half-century after they were made.
- The group's innovative use of emerging recording studio technology.
- How the band was influenced by musique concrete, Indian ragas, Bob Dylan and the Beach Boys.
- How cultural currents of the 1960s, from drugs to Eastern religions, shaped The Beatles, and vice-versa.
- The complex personalities and relationships behind the music.
Fifty-one years ago this October, a song called "The Sounds of Silence" made its debut on a little-noticed album called "Wednesday Morning, 3 a.m." by Simon and Garfunkel. Months later producer Tom Wilson added electric guitar, bass and pounding drums to the track. The song was released as a single in September, 1965 and became a No. 1 hit.
Songwriter and guitarist Paul Simon, now 75, had started performing with singer Art Garfunkel when they were still school kids in Queens. As Tom and Jerry, they recorded the minor hit "Hey, Schoolgirl." Simon would go on to produce an extraordinary body of work, first with Garfunkel and then as a solo. From "Bridge Over Troubled Water" to "Still Crazy After All These Years" to "Graceland," Simon explored diverse musical styles marked by memorable melodies and literate, inventive, profound insights into the human condition.
Through recordings, discussion and live music, "The Sounds of Simon" touches on Simon's many triumphs, as well as disappointments and controversies. It's a brief but penetrating look at Simon's long, illustrious career.


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Obama Administration Announces Federal and Private Sector Actions to Accelerate Electric Vehicle Adoption in the United States
The Obama Administration is taking responsible steps to combat climate change, increase access to clean energy technologies, and reduce our dependence on oil.
That is why, today, on the heels of the United States Department of Energy's (DOE) first-ever Sustainable Transportation Summit, the Administration is announcing an unprecedented set of actions from the Federal government, private sector, and states, as well as a new framework for collaboration for vehicle manufacturers, electric utilities, electric vehicle charging companies, and states, all geared towards accelerating the deployment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure and putting more electric vehicles on the road. The collaboration, forged by the White House in partnership with DOE and the Department of Transportation (DOT), the Airforce and the Army, and the Environmental Protection Agency, and is centered on a set of Guiding Principles to Promote Electric Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure that nearly 50 organizations are signing on to today.
By working together across the Federal government and with the private sector, we can ensure that electric vehicle drivers have access to charging stations at home, at work, and on the road – creating a new way of thinking about transportation that will drive America forward. Today's announcements include:
Unlocking up to $4.5 billion in loan guarantees and inviting applications to support the commercial-scale deployment of innovative electric vehicle charging facilities;
• Launching the FAST Act process to identify zero emission and alternative fuel corridors, including for electric vehicle charging across the country, and standing up an effort to develop a 2020 vision for a national network of electric vehicle fast charging stations that will help determine where along the corridors it makes the most sense to locate the fast charging infrastructure;
• Announcing a call for state, county, and municipal governments to partner with the Federal government to procure electric vehicle fleets at a discounted value;
• Leveraging the power of data and hosting an 'Electric Vehicle Hackathon' to discover insights and develop new solutions for electric vehicle charging;
• Publishing a guide to Federal funding, financing, and technical assistance for electric vehicles and charging stations; and
• 35 new businesses, non-profits, universities, and utilities signing on to DOE's Workplace Charging Challenge and committing to provide electric vehicle charging access for their workforce.
Today's announcements build on a record of progress from multiple programs across the Administration that are working to scale up electric vehicles and fueling infrastructure, including at the Departments of Energy, Transportation, Defense, and at the Environmental Protection Agency. In fact, in the past eight years the number of plug-in electric vehicle models increased from one to more than 20, battery costs have decreased 70 percent, and we have increased the number of electric vehicle charging stations from less than 500 in 2008 to more than 16,000 today – a 40 fold increase.
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UPD: Пояснение: я имею в виду как связать с кнопкой текстовое поле в котором будет вводится количество товара?
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Home Industry Players Isuzu invests R1.2bn in SA
Isuzu invests R1.2bn in SA
Today Isuzu Motors of Japan confirmed that it will be investing R1.2 billion into the next generation bakkie programme in South Africa, while an additional total local content value of R2.8 billion will be generated through the lifecycle of the programme.
This milestone development follows Isuzu's take over last year of the company's light commercial vehicle operations as well as the balance of shareholding in the trucks business. This decision saved 1 000 direct jobs, 4 000 jobs through its dealer network and many more through its base of 430 suppliers in South Africa.
Current plans are to grow the company's annual bakkie production to 29 000 units per annum, said Yoichi Masuda, Senior Executive Officer for Isuzu Motors Limited and Chairman of the Isuzu Motors South Africa Board. "Our decision to invest in the production of the next generation bakkie in South Africa demonstrates our commitment to this market. This is further reinforced by the fact that this operation is the bakkie and truck manufacturing and distribution operation which is 100% owned Isuzu operation outside of Japan."
Masuda emphasised the important role the government's Automotive Production and Development Programme plays in providing predictability and stability for investors when making long-term business decisions. "We fully support the requirements of the extended APDP and are working on various initiatives to ensure that we contribute to the achievement of the South African Automotive Master Plan aspirational targets over the coming years. Furthermore, I would like to acknowledge the instrumental role the South African government has played in enabling us to successfully operate in this market since January 2018."
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Ebrahim Patel, has welcomed the announcement saying it will contribute immensely towards President Cyril Ramaphosa's investment drive.
"This investment shows confidence in the South African economy's growth potential and will help to secure more than 1 000 direct jobs at the plant. The South African Automotive Master Plan, developed in partnership between government and industry, provides a good basis for companies to plan and gives policy certainty on which investment decisions can be made," Minister Patel said.
Norio Maruyama, Japan's Ambassador to South Africa, hailed Isuzu's investment decision as a concrete follow up action to the South Africa Investment Conference which was held last week. "This is also an encouraging step towards the achievement of the objectives which were announced earlier this year at the TICAD 7 in Yokohama, Japan."
South Africa will initially serve as the main market for the next generation bakkies but with growing volumes expected to be generated from the roll-out of its sub-Saharan Africa growth strategy, which will be geared at further strengthening its position in key markets as well as its overall distribution footprint.
"The next generation bakkie will be locally engineered to meet the requirements of the South African and key sub-Saharan Africa markets." said Michael Sacke, CEO and Managing Director of Isuzu Motors South Africa. "Our customers have come to know our vehicles for their reliability, durability and flexibility and it is important that we continue to build on these strengths."
Isuzu's biggest markets in sub-Saharan Africa currently include Kenya, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique, Mauritius, Senegal, Ghana and Ivory Coast. Last year the company's sales in these markets increased by 17% versus the prior year.
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DDAVP Brand Nasal Spray: Store at room temperature, between 20 and 25 degrees C (68 and 77 degrees F). Store bottle in upright position.
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Predicting Space Radiation
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By Astrobiology Magazine - Oct 20, 2012
Stuart A. Newman, Ph.D., professor of cell biology and anatomy at New York Medical College. Credit: New York Medical College
Astrophysicists from the University of New Hampshire's Space Science Center (SSC) have created the first online system for predicting and forecasting the radiation environment in near-Earth, lunar, and Martian space environments. The near real-time tool will provide critical information as preparations are made for potential future manned missions to the Moon and Mars.
"If we send human beings back to the Moon, and especially if we're able to go to Mars, it will be critical to have a system like this in place to protect astronauts from radiation hazards," says associate professor of physics Nathan Schwadron of the UNH Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space (EOS), which houses the SSC.
Schwadron is the lead developer of the new web-based tool known as PREDICCS, which for the first time integrates numerical models of space radiation, a host of real-time measurements being made by satellites currently in space, and "propagation codes" that can accurately project radiation levels out as far as Mars. The tool was made possible through NASA's Living With A Star (LWS) Targeted Research and Technology program.
The website provides updates of the radiation environment on an hourly basis and archives the data weekly, monthly, and yearly. This historical record provides a clear picture of when a safe radiation dose limit is reached for skin or blood-forming organs, for example.
Nathan Schwadron, associate professor of physics and the University of New Hampshire. Credit: K.Donahue, UNH-EOS
Says Schwadron, "What we really need to know is how hazardous this cycle of radiation is. How often do we see large events that have significant risk associated with them? Those questions can only be answered if you're continually building up the database of events and the risk associated with them."
He notes further that the space science community has traditionally viewed radiation hazards in space as a "showstopper" and that until PREDICCS there has never been an extremely accurate, nearly real-time means of challenging that.
"There hasn't been enough work done to ask, 'Is it really a showstopper and, if so, why, and what are the problems we need to solve so that it isn't a showstopper?'"
That work has now been done, and the proof is in PREDICCS.
Among other satellite measurements used by PREDICCS are solar energetic particle data from the Cosmic Ray Telescope for the Effects of Radiation (CRaTER) instrument on NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. CRaTER, whose principal investigator is Harlan Spence, director of EOS and a co-developer of PREDICCS, has made the most accurate and comprehensive measurements of radiation at the Moon since the dawn of the space age.
During several recent large solar events in which the Sun, waking from an unusually long quiet period, sent billions of tons of high-energy particles rippling through space, the radiation levels measured by CRaTER as it orbited the Moon were matched almost perfectly by PREDICCS.
"For the whopping solar events of January 23 and March 27 of this year, our predictions seem to be within 20 to 30 percent of what was observed, which is incredible. These types of highly accurate comparisons have never been made before," Schwadron says.
CRaTER, which gauges radiation doses using a high-tech material called "tissue-equivalent plastic" that mimics human muscle, has thus not only provided the validation that PREDICCS models are accurate, but has done so in the context of how the radiation data would impact human beings on the Moon or on a mission to Mars.
"We needed to accurately assess what the biological impacts are to make the best quantitative comparisons between models and observations," says Schwadron, "and having a system like this in place now is sort of like flying a trial balloon in preparation for a return to the Moon and a trip to Mars."
When in space, the cells of living organisms are battered by space radiation that can damage DNA.Predicting the radiation environment near Earth, the Moon and Mars could be vital for the success of future missions. Credit: NASA
To make its radiation assessments, PREDICCS integrates two radiation environment models, including the Earth-Moon-Mars Radiation Environment Module (EMMREM) developed at UNH.
"Complex applications like EMMREM are able to leverage observations from all relevant space missions," notes NASA's Madhulika Guhathakurta, LWS program scientist.
A blog has been developed for PREDICCS that allows people to understand how the tool works and how to interpret the various graphs of radiation dosage.
Note's Schwadron, "For the first time people are able to see the affects of space radiation playing out in near real-time, and this opens a new window to an otherwise invisible world."
The goal of the LWS is to develop the scientific understanding needed for the U.S. to effectively address those aspects of the connected Sun-Earth system that may affect life and society. The program's Targeted Research and Technology objectives can be achieved by data analysis, theory and modeling, and the development of tools and methods.
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Source: University of New Hampshire press release
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Ms. Rakocevic graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Western University and then pursued her Bachelor of Commerce degree with a major in finance and a minor in international law, graduating summa cum laude from Ryerson University in 2002. She then went to the Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Shepard Broad College of Law and earned her law degree, cum laude, in 2006. While there, she functioned as the Law Review editor and a member of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity. She also took part in the Association of Trial Lawyers of America's Trial Team and Negotiation Competitions.
Licensed to practice in Florida in 2006 and, later, in the District of Columbia (2009) and New York (2013), Ms. Rakocevic is a skilled litigator with vast legal knowledge. She is well-versed in French and Persian, and, over the years, she has assisted a diverse range of clients across the economic spectrum in setting up entrepreneurships and scaling business ventures. Her clientele includes media companies, lifestyle brands, celebrities and technology startups.
Well-experienced in the fashion, arts and tech industry, Ms. Rakocevic helps her clients expand their networks into foreign markets. She also guides them in dealing with shareholder agreements, brand protection, and asset purchase and sale agreements. Sharing her legal acumen with law students and colleagues, she often lectures and presents on topics such as establishing and expanding businesses.
Business/corporate, Intellectual property, Technology transactions, Business litigation, Mergers & acquisitions
Contracts, Business organizations, Copyrights, Patents, Trademarks, Intellectual property law, Internet, Science and technology law, Non-compete agreements
30% Intellectual property
20% Technology transactions
10% Business litigation
10% Mergers & acquisitions
First Admitted: 2006, Florida
Super Lawyers, New York Rising Star, 2013-2016, 2019-2022
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It's the long weekend! What are your plans? If your plan is to stay in, it's the perfect time to do some redecorating to get ready for Summer. Here are a few simple tips for breathing new life into your home this long weekend.
Take advantage of the long weekend and make the time to create that gallery wall which you've been putting off. We've written a blog post here on how to achieve a cool, no fuss gallery wall with our expert advice.
Don't stress about coordinating an enormous change all at once. Rather, buy just one beautiful piece you love. Acquiring one or two quality pieces each year won't break your budget, and creates more character over time than an all-at-once overhaul. After all, the best design is the one that reflects your personal style.
Creating an eclectic mix can pull any room together: try blending an antique couch with modern art prints, and blend every space with personal touches. Of course, eclectic does not mean "anything goes" there is a fine line to follow. A room can look more kitsch than cool, so take care to not get carried away.
One often overlooked tip to instantly update your space: Change out your old hardware. Use an afternoon to unscrew and upgrade the handles on your wardrobe, dresser drawers or kitchen cupboards to achieve a new look in an instant for all your existing pieces.
Another great and cost effective way to change the dynamics of a room is to introduce a new lighting fixture. You can find the lights we love here, here, here and here. For more luxurious light, spend some time shopping for candles like this to bring ambience to those hot evenings outside. Opt for a variety of volumes, sizes and shapes. A large, translucent holder throws a gorgeous glow while guarding the flame from the wind. Why not paint your decorative fireplace this long weekend and fill it with a stunning variety of pillar candles? Use a beautiful base on a couple of them to polish the look and invigorate the vignette.
Spend a morning shopping for a well sized rug which your furniture fits in comfortably. Introducing a rug to a room is an easy way to anchor your furniture and separate your spaces. Also, the bigger the area of the rug, the bigger the room will feel. At the same time, remember it is a rug and not the carpet; don't lay it from wall to wall. Right now we love rugs like this, this and this.
Give your home a fabulous first impression by refreshing your front entry hall. The entrance is the face of your home, and giving it a makeover is as easy as introducing a mirror and a few pieces that give guests a glimpse of the rest of your home. We love these mirrors here, here, here and here.
Our simplest design tip is to change your coffee table decor. Start with something large in the middle, like a bold vase with fresh flowers from Bondi Markets. Then from there, add a couple of eye-catching books, a Voluspa candle and some nostalgic pieces to match your current mood.
Just like your clothes, change the covers on your decorative cushions with the warmer weather. Swap the thicker, deeper shades of winter for the bolder patterns and lighter shades of summer. Fold your fur throws for the cupboard, and bring out lighter throws for your lounge room. Along with your cushions, update your draperies with the sunnier shades of Summer. We love these, these and these. Along with your couch, consider breaking out some lighter linens for your bedroom. Switching to slim curtains can keep the summer sun from interrupting your sleep-ins while matching the warmer mood. Be sure to include calming colours in your design: gentle shades of green and lavender to relax your senses to sleep.
And, as always, add greenery to produce fresh air and positive energy in your interiors. Houseplants are a smart, sustainable piece to bring peace to your space. Invest in an attractive oasis of wellbeing: mix plants and flower decoration with different heights and textures. Play around with pots like this and introduce stands like these two with a few thicker, bushier plants. Consider a crafty afternoon painting your existing pots with simple shapes and patterns. Geometric designs are very hot right now, and we love this, this, this and this.
Of course, if you're unsure of how to freshen your home this long weekend, a free consultation with one of our interior decorators this weekend could give you more tips to create a tidy, attractive space just in time for Summer.


As the reality of cloud-based business technology catches up to the hype, MSPs (Managed Service Providers) face fundamental changes in their revenue models. Project-based billing and margins on hardware sales are being replaced by recurring monthly fees that wrap software and services in a neat, predictable package for customers. The reality for MSPs is that SaaS stands not only for software as a service, but also services as a service. The transition to a subscription billing revenue model requires a reset for business owners in how they monitor the health of the business and plan for growth. MSP bookkeeping isn't what it used to be.
As with any small business, MSPs have to focus on day-to-day operations and service delivery— keeping clients happy—during their transition to subscription billing business models. Tracking financial metrics can easily get pushed to the bottom of the list…until there is a cash flow crisis.
To avoid those choppy waters, it's critically important for MSP owners to stay ahead of the revenue changes that accompany the subscription billing model. There are five key challenges to consider and plan for that will enable you to make a smooth, and profitable, transition to the subscription billing based managed services world.
This article takes a very high level look at the revenue recognition challenges facing MSPs and he impact on MSP bookkeeping. In subsequent articles, we'll dig deeper into each challenge and the specific metrics that will help you navigate the path to profitability.
The costs associated with a subscription-based recurring revenue model will be calculated based on a number of components. For example, when you resell a SaaS product, there will be the licensing costs paid to the software vendor on behalf of customers plus the internal administrative personnel and monitoring costs that support the software. In addition, you may charge for your IP (Intellectual Property) as well as value-added services via your monthly fee. And be sure that corresponding costs are allocated across the same schedule.
The change to cloud-based business model doesn't happen overnight. Some of your project-based business will continue as is and some will move toward subscription billing pricing over time. The types of managed services you offer will develop and morph to meet changing customer expectations, vendor offerings and your own observations of potential revenue opportunities. Tracking each of the service lines separately will help you identify areas of opportunity and those offerings you should leave to others.
The concept of "Customer Lifetime Value" (CLV) takes a high profile in the Managed Service and SaaS worlds. Because revenue is earned and recognized over a long period of time, understanding the long-term potential value derived from a customer relationship is critical. The profitability horizon in Managed Service and SaaS operations is longer than for project work, requiring metrics that look further into the future.
Whether you have aggressive or more modest growth goals, tracking the forward motion of the business will keep you from losing ground. Factors like customer adds and service attachment will provide the performance measure to keep the business on track and ensure your growth is profitable.
One of the upsides of a cloud-based service practice comes through higher valuations from investors or buyers based on recurring revenue. With accurate measurement of the contribution and growth of recurring revenue, owners have a stronger financial position.
The momentum of cloud is unquestioned. To remain relevant, MSPs must adapt and provide services that align with customer expectations of subscription based software and service delivery. To remain profitable, MSPs must rethink how they monitor the financial health of the business.
At Driven Insights, we help MSPs get better visibility into the metrics that matter. Our bookkeepers and controllers are charged with much more than simply "doing the books"—they understand MSP bookkeeping take the time to understand your unique business challenges. We'll help you navigate the transition to the cloud, providing the metrics and analysis you need in monthly reports and/or real-time dashboards.
Let's talk about how Driven Insights can help you build for the future. Contact us at mailto:info@driveninsights.com or 888-631-1124.


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U.S. ARMY IRCM REQUIREMENT PROGRESSES TO RFQ
BATTLESPACE spoke to Bob Lawler, Business Development Manager, IRCM, ITT Electronic Systems
08 Jan 10. The last time we covered the multi-billion upcoming IRCM (Infrared Countermeasure) requirement for the U.S. Army's helicopter fleet was during last year's Paris Air Show. BATTLESAPCE met up with Bob Lawler, ITT Business Development Manager, to discuss the progress of the Requirement. The U.S. Army Requirement is being bid by amongst others, BAE Systems, ITT Electronic Systems, and Northrop Grumman (teamed with Selex). The Army saw the earlier DIRCM systems, developed by Ferranti in Scotland and supplied by the likes of Northrop Grumman over fifteen years ago, as being heavy and lacking reliability.
"IRCM technology is a new area for ITT?"
"Yes, four years ago, following an internal survey of future business opportunities, we saw IRCHM technologies as a major area to earn new revenues. To that end we put a lot of internal funding into the design of the system and following developments testing in 2009, ITT built a production demonstrator system which is a laser-based anti-missile system. We then built four systems under LRIP. It was after that that the U.S. Army issued its Requirement. We worked with Lockheed Martin's Aculite segment who supplies the laser for the pointer tracker."
What was the reason for the requirement?"
"The 13 year old ATIRCM Program run by BAE Systems has run into problems and the U.S. Army decided to seek requests for new systems. They kept the Common Missile Warning Systems (CMWS) element. BAE subsequently supplied some systems under a UOR for CH-47 helicopters for Afghanistan. The new system is required to be based on an Open Architecture."
"How many systems are involved?"
"Although it is not a Joint Requirement, we expect the USAF and the US Navy to become involved in the Requirement as it matures. The U.S. Army has 3000 aircraft, the U.S. Navy 1000 and the USAF many hundred, so it is a multi-billion
dollar Requirement."
"What is the next stage?"
"A number of suppliers, including ITT, chose to supply systems for evaluation and this process finished this month. The test results will be shown to the individual companies and a common design set in stone by the DoD. There will be no down-select at this stage and an RFP is expected by the end of February 2010. Depending on the technology risk, there may be a down-select to two suppliers mid-year or a down-select to one, with a winner-takes-all solution for one supplier announced in mid-September. If a Company did not participate in the assessment process, it will still be able to bid the Requirement."
"Is ITT looking at ground-based laser applications as we reported last week with regard to the Boeing system?"
"Yes, that would be the next stage in the process, but we have not reached the point of developing a product. Ant-armor missiles are becoming more sophisticated by the day and require the best technology to defeat them."
"We announced last week the realignment of ITT's defense segment, how has this affected the Electronics Systems segment?"
(See: BATTLESPACE ALERT Vol.12 ISSUE 02, 06 January 2009, ITT ANNOUNCES REALINGNMENT OF DEFENSE BUSINESS)
"As you know ITT has consolidated its Defense business from seven to three business areas to create better synergy of product and technology. This consolidation will allow the interaction of technology to cross fertilise between systems and break down any exiting segment barriers. Chris Bernhardt is still our boss. Its good news all round."


The agency has successfully spotted a real good place for their campaign ironically named "Keep playing". A good spot indeed, as people spend about 10 to 15 minutes (sometimes more!) staring at the belt while waiting for their luggages. This new kind of roulette will only bring one type of losers: the ones whose luggages have been lost!
According to the Venetian Casino, visits increased by 60% since the eye catching ad appeared at the airport. That seems a lot, but that's what you get for doing an original ad, with good visibility and a good sense of humor.
Here is a recent survey of the Association of European Airlines (AEA).
Price is 27,000€ for a 3 months campaign. 75,000€ for a year. 10% commission for the agency.
Hey that's a really neat belt. Do you have any info on friends traveling in groups?
Hello Ester! In fact I have learned about this ad thanks to your blog that I found randomly browsing Linkedin Answers! Thank you for sharing thore pictures. By the way if you have better pictures do not hesitate to send them to me. Cheers.
That's a great advertising idea. Maybe they should place an ad in the bottom of the security bins too!
I hope it has nothing to do with your chances to have your luggage lost.
Ok, maybe next time I'll go to the Marco Polo I'll take other photos!
It looks great. Idea is very creative.
The article on our site is about the fact that the great advertising campaign that you noticed at Venice Airport was copied by the GrandCasino of Helsinki at their airport. Since most of our visitors are Dutch or Belgian (and a few Italians because of the nice pictures of Clarence Seedorf) we only publish in our awful Dutch language. And yes, there is definetely a problem of copyright!


The Science RLC attracts and supports science majors who seek a community with a common academic interest, a collective respect for individual study habits and an understanding of the benefit of collaborative study. This housing option provides student and faculty interactions through academic, programmatic and experiential opportunities, and supports students who are preparing for post-graduate work in medicine, dentistry, health care, teaching or research.
Past Events have included: Pre-Med Health Advising Sessions, Summer Scholars Info Sessions, trips to the Philadephia Zoo, Camden Aquarium, National Aquarium, Franklin Institute, Mutter Museum, Bodies Exhibit in NYC, as well as study groups, in hall study sessions, etc.


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In recent years, ducted rotors have become increasingly important to rotor craft for performance and safety reasons. Although much is understood about the thrust performance of a ducted rotor, the acoustics is less well understood. This dissertation describes the tools and techniques to lay the ground work for an accurate acoustics analysis. Some theoretical work will be presented using the NASA Fast Scattering Code (FSC) for later comparison to noise data obtained from Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). The CFD work was be done using the commercial software package Fluent. Both an open rotor and a ducted rotor will be simulated for the purpose of comparison with both momentum theory and acoustics. A converter was written to link Fluent with the rotor noise prediction code PSU-WOPWOP. PSU-WOPWOP uses the Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings approach to calculate the sound field. The duct and the rotor sound fields may be calculated separately, which provides an understanding of the impact of both noise sources. Ultimately, the goal is to compare the ducted rotor acoustics to the open rotor acoustics to analyze the differences and to understand sources of those differences.


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package com.graphhopper.routing.util.spatialrules.countries;

import com.graphhopper.routing.util.spatialrules.AccessValue;
import com.graphhopper.routing.util.spatialrules.DefaultSpatialRule;
import com.graphhopper.routing.util.spatialrules.TransportationMode;

/**
 * Defines the default rules for German roads
 *
 * @author Robin Boldt
 */
public class GermanySpatialRule extends DefaultSpatialRule {

    /**
     * Germany contains roads with no speed limit. For these roads, this method will return Integer.MAX_VALUE.
     * Your implementation should be able to handle these cases.
     */
    @Override
    public double getMaxSpeed(String highwayTag, double _default) {
        // As defined in: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_tags_for_routing/Maxspeed#Motorcar
        switch (highwayTag) {
            case "motorway":
                return Integer.MAX_VALUE;
            case "trunk":
                return Integer.MAX_VALUE;
            case "residential":
                return 100;
            case "living_street":
                return 4;
            default:
                return super.getMaxSpeed(highwayTag, _default);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public AccessValue getAccessValue(String highwayTag, TransportationMode transportationMode, AccessValue _default) {
        if (transportationMode == TransportationMode.MOTOR_VEHICLE) {
            if (highwayTag.equals("track"))
                return AccessValue.EVENTUALLY_ACCESSIBLE;
        }

        return super.getAccessValue(highwayTag, transportationMode, _default);
    }

    @Override
    public String getId() {
        return "DEU";
    }
}


My niece Evangeline Lily is 7 months today! I can't believe how fast the time has gone. Every time I see her she is happier and more beautiful. She has a smile that can literally light up a whole auditorium hahaha my little munchkin. Happy 7 months Eva. Love you to pieces !!!
Her personality is everything !
Haha! Do you have other nieces too then??
That is awesome! She is so adorable!


Injuries have been reported following a single-vehicle collision in Brampton, police say.
Peel police say officers are in the McVean Dr. and Garryoaks Dr. area for a single vehicle collision with injuries.
Police say a call regarding the incident came in at 10:38 a.m.
UPDATE: Police say the male driver has been transported to local hospital in life-threatening condition. The Major Collision Bureau attending.
Garryoaks Dr is closed at McVean Dr and Fanfare Pl.


We recommend wearing comfortable clothing and tennis or walking shoes. Sandals/flipflops/shoes without back straps are NOT permitted. Sun glasses and sunscreen are also suggested. As the zip line does go through jungle, insect repellant is highly recommended. Cameras must be on a strap.
Guests should be in good shape and capable of climbing steps. Guests must be a minimum of 5 years old. Guests under the age of 18 need to be with a parent or guardian. Maximum weight limit is 300 pounds. Guests with back, neck or hip problems, limited mobility in raising their arms, or are pregnant cannot participate in the Zip portion. Guests showing any signs of being under the influence of drugs or chemicals that might impair their ability to Zip will not be allowed to participate. Guests will need to sign a waiver before they can participate.


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Thailand on higher alert after Zika cases double in two months to 200
YUKAKO ONO, Nikkei staff writer September 14, 2016 15:10 JST
A city worker fumigates an area to control mosquitoes at a university in Bangkok on Sept. 13.
BANGKOK -- Thailand has confirmed that it has found at least 200 people infected by the Zika virus so far this year, the second-largest figure in Southeast Asia after Singapore, which has seen over 300 cases.
The Thai government had been reluctant to reveal the figure, in a possible attempt to protect its crucial tourism sector, which accounts for roughly 10% of the country's gross domestic product and is the only bright spot in the sluggish economy.
The latest tally as of Sept. 12 was more than double the Health Ministry's previous update more than two months ago, when it stood at 97.
At least 33 of the cases were pregnant women, of which eight have already given birth, Health Ministry spokesman Suwannachai Wattanayingcharoen told the Nikkei Asian Review. None of the babies have the characteristic symptom of small heads, but are being closely monitored.
The belated update came as the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration said over the weekend that more than 20 cases were recently found in the capital's central business district.
The department of disease control has raised the level of its surveillance and prevention measures by one notch to Level 2. All 12 regional offices of the department will be required to allocate at least 10% of their staff for Zika emergency operations. Level 4 is the maximum level.
Suwannachai insisted that the situation is under control. "Newly reported cases are steady at a weekly pace of 20," he said.
Thailand confirmed its first case of the mosquito-borne virus back in 2012, but has only seen an average of five cases annually until last year.
Nevertheless, Suwannachai explained that this is not a special outbreak for the tropical country, but a result of greater awareness.
"The recent spike is a result of more people coming to do blood or urine tests after the outbreak in Latin American countries," he said, noting that the increase over the last two months was mainly because of the rainy season, a time when mosquitoes are more active.
Since February, the health ministry has been asking provincial health offices to set up emergency operations centers to monitor the situation, especially in areas where infections were found. A public awareness campaign called "Clean up the house, garbage and water" has also been launched.
Although analysts say that it is too early to tell how the endemic disease could impact the economy, concerns for a wider spread of the virus comes at a crucial time for the country's tourism.
A series of explosions in popular resort areas, such as Phuket, in the central and southern parts of the country on Aug. 11 and 12 already threatened the industry, which is expecting a record 33 million foreign travelers this year.
Back in 2003, the outbreak of the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in the region hit Thai tourism with a 7% year-on-year decline of foreign arrivals.
Tourism Authority of Thailand Gov. Yuthasak Supasorn told reporters in early September that Zika will not have a severe impact. "I think Thailand is credible as a country. We are doing everything according to international procedures. We are not hiding anything, so I don't think it should raise any concern," he said.
Shortly after he made the comment, however, China, Thailand's biggest source of tourists, issued an alert to travelers to Zika-affected countries to try to avoid mosquito bites.
In late August, the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control, an EU agency, put Thailand on alert for "widespread transmission" of Zika, the first to be labeled so in Southeast Asia.
Montes Rattayapas, an analyst at Capital Nomura Securities, however, points out that Zika is less to worry about in terms of tourism than other diseases such as the Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), as it only affects pregnant woman. She said that hospital operators could benefit such as Bangkok Dusit Medical Services, the country's largest hospital operator, whose network includes facilities in rural areas.
Iran can take fight beyond its borders, Khamenei warns West
Regional party silent on citizenship law ahead of Delhi poll
Chinese births hit lowest level in 58 years
Concern grows about Zika spreading in Asia