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Brendan Weber November 29, 2019 11:15 am
How to Protect Yourself From Online Holiday Shopping Scams
Online shoppers, beware. Scammers could be going after your money this holiday season as you try to take advantage of online deals.
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Here's What Restaurants Are Offering Black Friday Deals
When most people think of Black Friday deals, they picture discounts on electronics, toys or clothing. But restaurant chains also offer their own deals. Here's where to find deals on restaurant gift cards and discounted food and drinks on Black Friday.
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Here's How to Avoid Taking on New Debt This Holiday Shopping Season
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Mica Mined By Child Laborers in Madagascar Ends Up in US Products
A mineral used in electronics, automotive and even in cosmetics to add sparkle to makeup is being mined in Madagascar by an underground army of child laborers, NBC News reports. Mica is mined by hand in a cluster of sites in Madagascar, an island nation of 25.5 million people located off the southeast coast of Africa. NBC News traveled more...
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Fed's Powell Sees Steady Growth, Signals Pause in Rate Cuts
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the Fed is likely to keep its benchmark short-term interest rate unchanged in the coming months, unless the economy shows signs of worsening. But for now, in testimony before a congressional panel, Powell expressed optimism about the U.S. economy and said he expects it will grow at a solid pace, though it...
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Choosing Healthy Snack Bars for Your Kids
You're seeing lots of snack bars for kids … smaller, often with more chocolate options than the bars you might grab on the go. The marketing makes it look like they're healthy. But are they a good choice for your child?
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Choosing a Healthy Snack Bar for Kids
You're seeing lots of snack bars for kids … smaller, often with more chocolate options than the bars you might grab on the go. The marketing makes it look like they're healthy. But are they a good choice for your child? Consumer Reports' nutritionists checked them out for you.
Are you feeling tired and stressed by the pressures of your life? Consumer Reports says that an easy and free way to feel better is to simply open your door and step out into nature.
Brendan Weber October 10, 2019 8:03 am
PG&E Power Shutoffs: How to Prepare, What to Do During an Outage
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Cash For Gadgets Not Paid
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Mar-a-Lago Trespassing Trial: Jury Hears Opening Arguments in Case of Chinese Businesswoman Accused of Lying Her Way Into Trump Club
A Chinese businesswoman defending herself on charges that she trespassed at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago club and lied to Secret Service agents gave one of the shortest opening statements in legal history Monday, proclaiming her innocence and appreciation for the country that may put her prison. After a federal prosecutor gave a 20-minute opening statement laying out Yujing Zhang's alleged...
California September 9, 2019 8:36 am
Search Warrants Served in California Boat Fire Investigation
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Modest Hiring Enough to Fuel Sluggish But Durable US Economy
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Fake Cop Busted Pulling Over Real Detectives, Police Say
Police in the New York City suburbs say they've arrested a fake cop who tried to pull over real detectives. Nassau County police said Valiery Portlock sounded a horn and flashed emergency lights Friday morning as he an attempt to pull over a van in Hicksville, Long Island. The unmarked van turned out to be occupied by detectives from the...
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Explaining the Yield Curve Inversion with Gummy Candy
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Baseball analyst Alex Rodriguez had about half a million dollars worth of possessions stolen from a rental vehicle in San Francisco, according to sources. The former MLB All-Star shortstop and third baseman who now works as a studio analyst for ESPN was in San Francisco for Sunday night's game between the Giants and Philadelphia Phillies at Oracle Park. No details...


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LSU returning four of six players who entered NBA draft process
By Scott PhillipsMay 28, 2019, 7:15 PM EDT
LSU will still have a talented roster available for next season despite six players declaring early for the 2019 NBA Draft process earlier this offseason.
Point guard Tremont Waters and big man Naz Reid are both staying in the draft. And replacing those two would be tough for anybody. But the Tigers are expected to return guards Javonte Smart, Skylar Mays and Marlon Taylor while freshman big man Emmitt Williams will also be back for next season.
Considering where LSU was a month ago — with a suspended head coach and potentially six players leaving early — and things are looking a lot better for the 2019-20 season.
It's a distinct possibility that all four of those returning players will make up most of LSU's starting lineup for next season as the program also brings in a five-star forward in Trendon Watford and an intriguing sophomore forward in Darius Days.
Williams could be the key for LSU's success next season. While the Tigers know what to expect from Smart and Mays, Williams and his high-motor style will have to replace the imposing size and skill of Reid on the interior.
Taylor will also have to step up his play, particularly his scoring, for next season, but if Williams can become a double-double threat and protect the rim then LSU should be in position to return to the NCAA tournament while remaining competitive in the SEC.
Now that Will Wade is reinstated as head coach and much of a conference title-winning core is back, things are looking up for the Tigers are an up-and-down spring.

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The aim of a summary translation is usually to allow the reader to understand the key points of the original document. It is not a
Spanish is the most spoken language in Mexico: 97% of people use it either as their mother tongue or a second language. However, there are
Salvadoran Spanish
El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America and, like the vast majority of countries in the Americas, has Spanish as its official language.
Nicaragua is a Central American country with a multi-ethnic nature, due to the legacies of various cultures including the Toltec, Maya and Aztec. The official
Puerto Rican Spanish
The Spanish spoken in Puerto Rico shares linguistic features with other West Indian islands and the continental Caribbean, but it has its own characteristics. Undoubtedly,
Guatemalan Spanish
The Republic of Guatemala is a Central American country that was the cradle of the Mayan civilization, which gives it immense cultural heritage as well
Panamanian Spanish
Due to Panama's geographic position, many diverse linguistic influences have to varying degrees combined to for what is now known as "Panamanian Spanish". Although the
Honduran Spanish
Honduras has a history heavily influenced by the Mayan and Aztec cultures, as these were the people pueblos who lived there before the Spanish conquest.
Costa Rican Spanish
As we have been showing in the various articles about each of the Spanish-speaking countries in America, and Central America is also proud of its
This variety of Caribbean Spanish, with numerous similarities to the Spanish of Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and Cuba, came to the land of the
Paraguayan Spanish
The unique and distinct Spanish spoken in Paraguay today, along with Guarani, has a historical explanation. In Paraguay, the Spanish language brought by the conquerors
Cuban Spanish
To understand Cuban Spanish today, we need to look at history. The island of Cuba, along with Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, were the


Consider the privilege we have in taking communion, the Lord's Supper. Consider the honor we have in sitting at His Table!
Let's go to 2 Samuel in the Old Testament. Here we read about the strong friendship between David and Jonathan. With great loyalty, they both promise to take care of each other's family when the other dies.
When Jonathan dies first, we witness King David's sincere loyalty when he says, "Is there anyone still left of the house of Saul to whom I can show kindness for Jonathan's sake?" (2 Samuel 9:1). Even though Jonathan's son, Mephibosheth, was crippled in both feet, David invited him to sit at his table - the king's table – all of his days.
Think about that! We are just like Mephibosheth – far from perfect, yet invited by the very King of kings to forever feast at His table.
Let us rejoice! It is only by the blood of Jesus Christ that we are given this privilege. May we never take this blessing for granted.


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Cyclops.Web
{
    public abstract class ViewModel<T> where T : class, new()
    {
        public abstract bool IsValid();

        public abstract T ToModel();

        private string _Icon = "server.red.png";
        public string Icon
        {
            get { return _Icon; }
            set { _Icon = value; }
        }

        protected string ResolveIcon(int appTypeId)
        {
            if (_IconMaps.ContainsKey(appTypeId))
            {
                return _IconMaps[appTypeId];
            }
            return "model.default.png";
        }

        private static Dictionary<int, string> _IconMaps = new Dictionary<int, string>()
        {
            {20,"app.website.png" },
            {21,"app.website.png" },
            {22,"app.website.png" },
            {24,"app.webservice.png" },
            {25,"app.webservice.png" },
            {26,"app.processing.png" },
            {27,"app.processing.png" },
            {28,"app.windows.png" },
            {29,"app.processing.png" },
            {30,"app.datastore.png" },
            {31,"app.mongo.png" },
        };
    }
}

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In between the days John Sumich is running his practice as doctor, he comes to Matuku Link to build the barn… and do loads of other jobs. The past weeks he has been using the materials supplied at 'mates rates' by Placemakers in Cook Street (thank you!) to construct the missing 'nogs and studs' in preparation for the building paper and plywood cladding. Hopefully this will give us some shelter from the rain and wind, as it seems to be more enjoyable outside the barn these days, than inside!
We're now looking for a couple of sets of extra hands to help steady the ladder, make coffee in the breaks, hold the hammer, lift the plywood, pass the screwdriver… you know the drill: barn raising is teamwork!
Appropriately scheduled for coming Sunday 21st of October: Labour Weekend!!! Let us know if you're coming and have specific wishes or skills, matukulink@gmail.com. Thank you and hope to see you there.


I will miss UTC Reading. They have a certain way of approaching learning and it suits me and many others looking for similar careers.
'My two years at UTC Reading were fantastic – coming from a mainstream school to the UTC was the right move for me. I will miss UTC Reading. They have a certain way of approaching learning and it suits me and many others looking for similar careers.
Joe will be studying Maths and Computer Science and the University of Warwick.


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Sinupetraliella gigantea är en mossdjursart som först beskrevs av Ferdinand Canu och Ray Smith Bassler 1929.  Sinupetraliella gigantea ingår i släktet Sinupetraliella och familjen Petraliellidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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The report details an exhaustive account of the global aluminum wire market along with numerous associated factors. Some of these factors that are included in the report are drivers, restraints, competitive analysis, latest trends and opportunities, geographical outlook, and many other aspects. The study covered in the report spans a forecast period from 2018 to 2028. From an overall perspective, the report is expected to exist as a valuable insight to businesses which are already operating in the global aluminum wire market, as well for those who intend to newly establish themselves in this environment.
This market is mainly being driven by widespread advancements occurring in the construction industry. Aluminum wire is mainly preferred due to its several advantages such as resistance to corrosion, high electrical conductivity, reflectivity, and reusability. Aluminum also possesses lightweight properties and at the same time can bear high strength in a wire form. Such benefits also are chief factors driving extensive growth in the global aluminum wire market.
Apart from the construction industry, aluminum wire finds rampant use in the production of automobiles. And as the automobile industry is expanding rapidly with leaps and bounds thanks to rising demand for relevant products, the global aluminum wire market too is progressing at a splendid pace. Moreover, widespread urbanization and industrialization too is making both industries mentioned above witness a tremendous surge, thereby ensuring that the demand for aluminum wire stays high. With rising disposable income, improving lifestyles, and increasing demand for various commodities and products that employ industrial manufacturing, the global aluminum wire market is expected to reach unimaginable heights in the near future.
However, lack of quality aluminum wire products in remote and underdeveloped regions greatly dampens growth in the market from a geographical perspective. Nonetheless, several manufacturers are working towards expanding their regional extents. This could certainly reduce most obstacles existing in the global aluminum wire market's path of progress.
This market is majorly spread across North America, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, Europe, and Latin America. Of these, North America holds a leading edge over other regions thanks to the presence of a humungous construction industry. In this case, aluminum wiring is required on a large-scale basis for electricity transmission, power distribution, and also as fixing and connecting mediums. However, apart from North America, the aluminum wire market exhibits an impressive presence in Europe as well as Asia Pacific. In Europe, a high demand for aluminum wire exists while constructing green buildings, facades, windows and roof systems, and many other components of a structure. Whereas in Asia Pacific, thanks to the availability of cheap raw material needed for manufacturing wires, a high demand for this material exists in the region.
In spite of the presence of innumerable players, the global aluminum wire market depicts the existence of a consolidated vendor landscape. This is mainly due to maximum market shares owned by a handful of companies such as Southwire, General Cable, REA, Nexans, and Sam Dong. Even though such a narrow competitive scenario is present from the perspective of clocking revenue, many local players are making it tough for international companies, especially in terms of aluminum wire costs.
Moreover, with increasing number of businesses in the near future, the global aluminum wire market is predicted to showcase a highly intensified competition. Apart from the above-described players, there are several others comprising a notable portion of the global aluminum wire market such as ACL Cables, Kaiser Aluminum, Alro, Baotou Aluminium, Vimetco, Hydro, Liljedahl Winding Wire, UC RUSAL, and Southern Cable.


Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) environments have come a long way over the past couple of years. On the whole, they're more efficient and resilient than ever before. That makes them attractive solutions for increasing numbers of organizations who prefer the thin-client architecture or need to support multiple remote locations. Unfortunately, VDI printing continues to pose challenges to IT and end users alike.
All of the VDI printing problems mentioned above are common to most virtual solutions. Take driver management. Maintaining and updating even a small number of printer drivers on the master image isn't easy, and most organizations typically have dozens of drivers for different printer makes and models. The default solution for many VDI environments is to use universal driver (aka "driverless") printing, but this risks losing functionality because the universal VDI printing driver tends to sacrifice features for the sake of hardware compatibility.
The larger challenge is that these problems with VDI printing can rarely be addressed through simple (or even complex) backend tweaks. For example, in remote desktop service (RDS) environments that rely on Windows Server, printer redirects are frequently used to supposedly simplify printing for the end user. The issue here is that redirects involve a complex, multi-step process that can actually lead to all kinds of VDI printing errors in real-world instances.
PrinterLogic is an enterprise print management solution that excels at correcting VDI printing problems like these without resorting to patchwork approaches or precarious tweaks. PrinterLogic works seamlessly alongside virtual environments including Citrix and VMware to optimize VDI printing and build on their useful native features like proximity (or location-based) printing while incorporating its own tried and tested benefits.
That means VDI printing problems like difficult end-user installation are solved through PrinterLogic's self-service portal, which empowers session users with the ability to identify nearby printers and install them with a single click. Tricky deployment scenarios are overcome through PrinterLogic's effortless deployment options, which allow you to consistently and automatically deliver the right printers to the right users on the basis of a variety of criteria – without having to resort to group policy objects (GPOs) and finicky scripts. The high WAN bandwidth consumption typically associated with VDI printing is avoided through PrinterLogic's capacity to establish direct connections between endpoint devices and local printers.
PrinterLogic untangles the chaos of print management through its renowned centralized administration of printers as well as their drivers, so you can control your entire virtual print environment from a single pane of glass. And if your organization prefers driverless VDI printing, PrinterLogic is capable of leveraging and enhancing that too. Plus PrinterLogic offers an integrated Mobile Printing solution that allows your organization to put convenient mobile VDI printing in the hands of your end users. It's the simplest but most powerful and comprehensive fix for longstanding VDI printing problems.


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The majority of people may respond to audio no matter illness or disability. Music has an effective role in transmitting classical notations. It's an important part of our lives, and has been an significant part every culture known to man. For example, in a occasion or event, it plays a vital role that produces the occasion to be active for those. If you're prepared to begin producing techno music and do not want to go left then an internet beat maker might easily be your option. Folks realize they just will have to invest more into music audio. Customized gymnastics floor routine music can consist of all sorts of music as long because there are not any lyrics or words.
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Oxford and the Alan Turing Institute
Oxford and the Turing Institute is the University of Oxford's community of data science researchers in collaboration with the Alan Turing Institute, the UK's national institute for data science and artificial intelligence.
Areas of data science research at Oxford and The Alan Turing Institute range from machine learning and computability theory to ethics and the social implications of new computational technologies.
The University of Oxford is a founding partner of The Alan Turing Institute alongside the universities of Cambridge, Edinburgh, UCL and Warwick, and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council.
The Institute has industry partnerships with Lloyd's Register Foundation, GCHQ, Intel and HSBC
Save the Date! Internal Turing Health-AI event, March 7th & 8th in Manchester
Chris Holmes, Programme Director for Health at the Turing and joint Statutory Professor in Biostatistics at the departments of Statistics and the Nuffield Department of Medicine, has announced the dates for a two-day Turing Health Workshop being held in Manchester. Taking place on March 7th and 8th 2019 the conference will be open to all […]
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Big Tom And The Mainliners Song Lyrics And Guitar Chords. Back To Castleblayney lyrics and chords. Big Tom McBride. Castleblaney County Monaghan is where Big Tom comes from.18 September 1936 – 17 April 2018. R.I.P.
Cottage On The Borderline Lyrics And Chords. The chords are for the Big Tom Version. Also recorded by Hugo Duncan, Nathan Carter, Declan Nerney, Larry Cunningham and Richie Kavanagh.
Father Time Song Lyrics And Chords By Big Tom And The Mainliners.
Oh [A]father time I have to say you are no friend of[D] mine.
At 21 there's too much fun to think of father [D]time.
And one day they are gone away for now it is their [D]time.
Oh [A]father time I have to say you are no friend of [D]mine.
Just another page of many from a book of father [D]time.
Oh father time I have to say you are no friend of mine.
An Irish Nurse Lyrics And Chords. Big Tom McBride. There's a key change in this song that's optional. You can continue playing the handy chords the song starts with if your not comfortable playing the more difficult chords.
As she left her home for [G]London to [D]make nursing her ca[G]reer.
But she [D]left her home in Ireland to make [C]nursing [D]her car[G]eer.
Soon with her fellow [Ab]students on congradation [Eb]day.
As she recalls the day she [Ab]left [Eb]home to make nursing her car[Ab]eer.
But she [Eb]left her home in Ireland to make [C#]nursing [Ab]her career.
[E]We all were called to [A]come back to the [E]old home on the farm.
When [F#]someone stepped upon a rose and [B]pushed it in the dirt.
[B]'Round the old home place.
The [B]way they did so many years a[E]go.
But when their petals are abused I hear my daddy say.
'Round the old home place.
The way they did so many years ago.
Don't step on mother's roses let them grow.
I Love You Still Lyrics And Chords By Big Tom McBride.
I know your married but I love you still.
A Broken heart sure will have to pay the cost.
If it's lonesome at your table you're welcome at mine.
Four Country Roads Lyrics And Chords.
then put a capo on the third fret and play these chords.
Tubbercurry Song Lyrics And Chords. Recorded by Big Tom. There were a couple of words in the Big Tom version that I couldn't make out. If you know what they are will you please let me know.
[D]Tubbercurry you were[G] mine when I was young.
And ad[D]mire your sweeping beauty down below.
But[D] tonight I'll picture you through all my tears.
Tubbercurry you were [G]mine when I [D]was young.
And it's there I know they treat me with smile.
Will you sing that old song one more time.
Tubbercurry you were mine when I was young.
In this [A]map they have [E]coloured in [A]blue.
There's Ros[A]common to [E]Letrim you [A]see.
And re[A]turn here to [E]reali[A]ty.
Pre[B]tending I'm [C#m]on my way back [B]home.
Big Tom's version changes key as he repeats the chorus.
He changes to the key of B. This key change is optional.
My Donegal Shore Song Lyrics And Guitar Chords. Written by Johnny McCauley. Recorded by Daniel O'Donnell along with Big Tom And The Mainliners.
Where The Grass Grows The Greenest Lyrics And Chords. By Big Tom And The Mainliners.
And it [D]lays in the heart of [A]me.
And I [D]tell them they mean all the same to [F#m]me.
[F#m]Were you born in that old cottage [A]by the border ?
And it [D]lays in the heart [A]of me.
Do you belong to Cork or Tipperary ?
Or Sligo near the Isle Of Innisfree ?
I do and I feel you all belong to me.
And it lays in the heart of me.
The G.N.R. Steam Train Song Lyrics And Chords By Big Tom McBride. This song is all about a train service that used to run in Counties Monaghan, Cavan and Donegal, alas these trains are long since gone mainly because of emigration.
Then she [A]left for Enniskillen then on to Done[D]gal.
So [A]I left Castleblaney on the GNR [D]Steam train.
But [A]now she's gone forever, that GNR steam [D]train.
And she steamed away from Ballybay to the game in Clones Town.
You could ''' ''' and loose your heart on the GNR steamtrain.
But now she's gone forever, that GNR steam train.
When they said goodbye forever to the GNR steamtrain.
How I'd like to stop and listen to the whistle of the train.


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Kennedy King Memorial Initiative, 2019 Impact 100 Change-Maker, Commemorates April 4th Virtually
ByImpact 100 Indy April 30, 2020
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As the Kennedy King Memorial Initiative worked to adhere with city, state, and federal guidelines to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus, they reimagined this year's April 4 commemoration of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's famous speech in Indianapolis on April 4, 1968, the night Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was killed.
Just as Sen. Kennedy was urged to cancel his appearance that evening, KKMI was afraid they would have to cancel their commemorative ceremonies. But like Sen. Kennedy, they decided to commemorate the day online instead of in person.
On the night Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was killed, Sen. Kennedy delivered an impromptu speech from the back of a flatbed truck in near-downtown Indianapolis. It was a moving message urging peace and forgiveness, offered in the midst of violence across the country. His words left a deep impression on all who heard it. The impassioned remarks he delivered became one of the greatest speeches of the 20th century and Sen. Kennedy's call to strive for understanding and peace reverberates today.
You can view Sen Kennedy's historic speech by clicking here and hear directly from civic leaders how this deeply moving moment in Indianapolis history continues to connect us to the values and legacy of Sen. Kennedy and Dr. King.
Although all Indy Parks facilities are closed, the outdoor campus at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park at 601 E. 17th St., Indianapolis, is open for the community to enjoy from dawn to dusk and features the Landmark for Peace Memorial sculpture of King and Kennedy reaching out to each other. Out of an abundance of caution and to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, the community is asked to practice social distancing (6 feet between each other) when they visit in order to keep the space healthy and safe.
To learn more about the Kennedy King Memorial Initiative, and the 2019 Change-Maker Finalists, review the 2019 Giving Report.
COVID-19 and 2020 Impact 100 Activities
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Follow the Impact: Jameson Camp
ByImpact 100 Indy October 28, 2018 November 13, 2018
On October 25, 2018, more than 30 Impact 100 members and guests convened at the Blind Owl Brewery to learn how our 2012 grant to Jameson Camp has impacted that organization. New executive director, Jennie Broady, reminded us what Jameson Camp was doing in 2012. The total operating budget was $627,000; total youth served in…
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Women's Philanthropy — More Important Than Ever for 2021!
ByImpact 100 Indy September 27, 2020 March 21, 2022
Women's Philanthropy — More Important Than Ever for 2021! On September 22, 2020, Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis officially kicked off its membership drive for the 2021 grant pool with our webinar "Women's Philanthropy – More Important Than Ever for 2021!" Karen Holly, Board President, opened the webinar by stating that2020 has taught us many lessons…
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Join Us for the 2016 Annual Dinner
ByImpact 100 Indy May 6, 2016 September 20, 2016
Members, be sure to check your email for your Annual Dinner Invitation. Please RSVP as soon as you know your plans. If you RSVP "No," we will send you a ballot along with the descriptions of the four proposed programs so you can cast an absentee vote. If you did not receive an email invitation,…
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Congratulations to Our 2016 $100,000 Grant Recipient, The IMPACT Program to Curb Runaway and Human Trafficking of Young Girls
ByImpact 100 Indy June 8, 2016 September 20, 2016
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis awarded a $100,000 grant to the IMPACT Program to Curb Runaway and Human Trafficking of Young Girls, a collaboration between Ascent 121 and Lutheran Child & Family Services, at their annual dinner June 7, 2016, at The Willows on Westfield in Indianapolis. The grant winner was announced following presentations by each finalist and…
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Please Join the Tindley Community and Mayor Greg Ballard for the Dedication Ceremony for Tindley Collegiate
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The dedication ceremony for our 2013 Impact 100 $100,000 grant recipient, Tindley Collegiate Academy, will take place on Monday, September 16, 2013, at 10 a.m. at Tindley Collegiate, 3960 Meadows Drive, behind Tindley Accelerated. Deputy Mayor of Education, Jason Kloth, commented, "High-quality schools are a critical element of comprehensive neighborhood redevelopment. The work of Tindley and others in…
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package com.test.week1

import com.test.TestSpec

class ForExpressionTest extends TestSpec {
  case class Person(name: String, isMale: Boolean, children: Person*)

  val lara = Person("Lara", isMale = false)
  val bob = Person("Bob", isMale = true)
  val julie = Person("Julie", isMale = false, lara, bob)
  val persons = List(lara, bob, julie)

  "for expression" should "query users" in {
    // find out the names of all pairs of mothers and their children
    // in the list persons

    // persons is a generator, thus for each person
    // test if the person is a male
    // if not, loop over children
    // yield a pair which contains the name of the mother
    // and the name of the child
    type MotherAndChildName = (String, String)
    val xs: List[MotherAndChildName] =
      for {
        p ← persons
        if !p.isMale
        c ← p.children
      } yield (p.name, c.name)
    xs shouldBe List(("Julie", "Lara"), ("Julie", "Bob"))
  }

  case class Book(title: String, authors: String*)
  val books: List[Book] =
    List(
      Book(
        "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs",
        "Abelson, Harold", "Sussman, Gerald J."
      ),
      Book(
        "Principles of Compiler Design",
        "Aho, Alfred", "Ullman, Jeffrey"
      ),
      Book(
        "Programming in Modula-2",
        "Wirth, Niklaus"
      ),
      Book(
        "Elements of ML Programming",
        "Ullman, Jeffrey"
      ),
      Book(
        "The Java Language Specification", "Gosling, James",
        "Joy, Bill", "Steele, Guy", "Bracha, Gilad"
      )
    )

  it should "find the title of all books whose author's last name is Gosling" in {
    val result =
      for {
        b ← books
        a ← b.authors
        if a.startsWith("Gosling")
      } yield b.title

    result shouldBe List("The Java Language Specification")
  }

  it should "find the titles of all books that have the string 'Program' in their title" in {
    val result =
      for {
        b ← books
        if b.title.indexOf("Program") >= 0
      } yield b.title

    result shouldBe List(
      "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs",
      "Programming in Modula-2",
      "Elements of ML Programming"
    )
  }

  it should "find the names of all authors that have written at least two books in the database" in {
    val result =
      for {
        b1 ← books
        b2 ← books
        if b1 != b2
        a1 ← b1.authors
        a2 ← b2.authors
        if a1 == a2
      } yield a1

    result shouldBe List("Ullman, Jeffrey", "Ullman, Jeffrey")

    // let's remove the double entry
    def removeDuplicates(xs: List[String]): List[String] = xs match {
      case Nil ⇒ xs
      case head :: tail ⇒
        head :: removeDuplicates(
          for {
            x ← tail
            if x != xs.head
          } yield x
        )
    }
    removeDuplicates(result) shouldBe List("Ullman, Jeffrey")
  }

  it should "allow for nested for expressions" in {
    val xs = List(1, 2, 3)
    val xy = List("1", "2", "3")

    val result: List[(Int, Int)] = for {
      x ← xs
      y ← for (y ← xy) yield y.toInt
      if x <= 2 && y <= 2
    } yield (x, y)

    result shouldBe List((1, 1), (1, 2), (2, 1), (2, 2))
  }
}


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Q: What comet server should I choose? I need to incorporate some real-time features in a web app, mostly notifications and ability to chat between users. I found that APE server fits my needs, they have impressive demos on their site etc. But soon after I started following their docs and tutorials it turned out that they're totally outdated and even the simple demo code on the main site doesn't work with the newest version :( Also it seems to be pretty much dead.
So, I'm looking for an active project with decent documentation. The only thing I really need is to be able to create a 'channel' where server could send (and receive) messages, preferably in json. Can you suggest anything?
Thanks for help!
jan

A: We use the Comet server called WebSync from Frozen Mountain.  It is a .net based solution running in IIS.  It works pretty well, and we have been able to pump a fairly substantial load through it.

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All abour you favorite Music!
Big Bang Music
Spanish Songs You Can Drink Wine To
Classic Spanish Songs of All Time
Music festivals in Spain
Why Latin Music is So Popular
What is Spanish Music?
The Paso Doble dance
Spain's Psych Rock Music Bands are Surreal
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The Greatest Rock Band from Spain – The Hinds
Hit after Hit, Scaling The Rock Music Industry in Spain – Joaquin Sabina
The Beautiful Dance of Bachata
What is the Zumba Dance?
How to Dance Salsa
The Difference Between Spanish Music and Latin American Music
Best Music Festivals All Around the World
What is Flamenco Music
A History of Spanish Music
Best Places to See Concerts in Spain
Amazing Spanish Singers
Greatest Rockstars of All Time
The bachata is a dance that originated in the Dominican Republic and includes Latin American and African influences. In the 1960s, the original style was slow and involved dancing in a closed position. In other words, the dance partners danced close together and made contact with their bodies. Bachata of the 1960s was strongly influenced by Cuban Bolero.
You may have heard of people taking up zumba dance to stay fit, and you may even have wondered exactly what zumba dance is. Zumba is a type of dance that originated in the 1990s. It was developed by Alberto Perez who is a Columbian choreographer and dancer.
Before going through the process of involved in dancing salsa, it is trite to mention the necessary salsa dance steps in the Linear Style or Cross-Body-Lead style of salsa.
Music serves as a great form of human expression and communication. Spanish music has a rich long history that contributes to its great diversity and is reflective of the various musical traditions across its regions. The music of Latin American was greatly influenced by the European settlers during the 16th-century conquest by the Spanish and Portuguese. These countries have styles of music that showcase their rich cultural heritage. Still, there are significant differences between Spanish Music and Latin American Music when you look at factors such as styles, instrumentation, musical history or even culture implications.
If you're a huge music fan, no matter what genre of music you're into, there's a music festival for you somewhere out there. Music has changed so much over the last several decades. EDM is extremely popular today, as well as rock, hip hop, jazz, and pop. Music is such a huge part of any culture and it really brings people closer together. All across Europe, North and South America, Africa, and Asia, people are listening to music, dancing, and attending festivals. Here is a list of the best music festivals all around the world, that you must attend, in no particular order.
Tomorrowland is an electronic dance music festival held in Belgium. The first festival was held back in 2005, and since then, it has become one of the world's largest and most notable music festivals. Tomorrowland stretches over two weekends and usually sells out within a matter of minutes. This music festival is known for huge main stage designs and hosting extremely popular DJs in the industry. Tomorrowland focuses on the small details, finely tuned to create an overwhelming sense of magic that will keep you coming back.
Coachella Music and Arts Festival
Coachella is held every April in California and focuses on rock, indie, hip hop, and electronic dance music. This music and arts festival is a ginormous melting pot of fashion, A-list music, huge art structures, and tons of instagrammable moments. This two-weekend event would probably take the number one spot if this list were numbered. Everyone who is anyone attends this festival, and music icons perform, such as Beyonce, Calvin Harris, Drake, Justin Bieber, and many more popular artists. If you aren't able to make the festival, it is usually live streamed for viewers to enjoy all of the festivities from the comforts of their own home.
ADE: Amsterdam Dance Event
ADE is a giant music festival that is centered around electronic dance music. For five days every October, the entire dance music industry invades Amsterdam's music venues, conference halls, bars and streets. Each and every year, the festival attracts over 350,000 people from all over the world and features 450 events and over 2,000 different artists. ADE has grown to become one of the biggest and most fun music festivals in the world. What is also unique about this festival, if you're into politics, is that delegates have the chance to network, exchange expertise and keep on top of all the latest developments in the electronic music field, since the festival also includes a conference and discussion platform.
Afropunk started out as a DIY movement in the U.S., in response to feeling like an outsider and desiring to feel belonged. However, today, Afropunk is one of the world's most famous cultural movements held every year in Brooklyn and Atlanta in the U.S. and also in Paris and London. Afropunk is a mixture of art, activism, and music that attracts over 60,000 people and spreads its message in cities around the globe. Afropunk is more than just a festival, it's all about celebrating black culture, giving back to the community, and drawing awareness to issues all over the world. Afropunk creates an environment cultivating artistic expression whether it's through music, fashion, or visual art.
Mad Cool Festival, only a few years old, is held in Spain. It has risen at such a rate that it is impossible to ignore. With legitimate and popular headline acts filling much of the poster, Mad Cool is now looked at as the rock n roll hall of fame. Spain is apart of the world where music is very important to the culture, and there are many places to hear Spanish music, dance, and see concerts. Mad Cool boasts an impressive selection of veteran and newly emerged indie, rock, and electronic talent. This festival is live, much anticipated, and full of hardcore fun.
UMF: Ultra Music Festival
UMF is held each year in Miami and is a huge music festival where over 160,000 people pack into a city park to party. The park is transformed into a huge dancefloor like no other, complete with a stage, lights, music, and booze. This festival is the holy grail for electronic dance music and big-room house fans. UMF used to be a one-day festival up until 2006, then it grew into a three-day weekend event. When attending Ultra, you will hear all types of A-list artists perform from Tiesto, Diplo, and David Guetta to Skrillex, Zedd, and Martin Garrix. Miami is a party city, so it's the perfect place for this festival to be hosted.
If you're into music, any one of these festivals are worth hitting up. If you're like me, you'd choose a festival that is held in a city where there is much to see and do Miami is known for its hot clubs, upscale restaurants, and packed out casinos, so quite naturally, UMF would be my first pick. After partying it up over the weekend at Ultra, you could stop in and spin the reels at one of their famous casinos. Of course, if it's not your scene, you can always play from your laptop or smartphone on pokerstarscasino.com. You can't go wrong when in Miami for Ultra, since you get the music, booze, and club/casino nightlife. Music festivals have come a long way since the psychedelic wig-outs of the 1960's, so if you're not particularly into one genre or the other, you can find something on this list to appease you.
Ostensibly the most prominent Spanish music art-form, the Flamenco has its origins in the different folkloric music traditions of Andalusia. It incorporates singing (cante), guitar playing (toque), dance (baile), vocalizations (jaleo), hand clapping (palmas), and finger snapping (pitos).
Rich, diverse and interesting is the history of Spanish music. Various cultural trends such as the bagpipe-based music of the northwest, the jota of the north and central, and the flamenco from the southern regions as well as centuries of uninterrupted Roman influence contributed greatly to the rich diversity observed in Spanish music. Although commercial pop music now dominates the industry, the expansiveness of melodic development can be found in music composers like Tomás Luis de Victoria, the zarzuela style of Spanish musical show, Manuel de Falla's ballet, and Francisco Tárrega's guitar music.
Spain has several venues where music is played. Some of the best concert venues are discussed here. Depending what area of Spain you happen to be visiting, you can catch a live music concert or some Spanish flamenco music. The hour long Spanish Guitar Concert at the Palau de la Música Catalana in Barcelona is definitely one of the best concerts to attend in Spain. Not only is the music fantastic but the architecture in the concert hall is so impressive that it has been named a UNESCO world heritage site.
There are some amazing Spanish singers who are around today. Some of these singers have made a noticeable impact internationally. Not all singers who sing in Spanish are from Spain. Enrique Martín Morales, better known as Ricky Martin has made a very big impact in America. He actually started his career as a child in a boy pop group called Menudo. After this time he went solo and produced albums singing in Spanish. He comes from Puerto Rico and has also made a big impact singing in English as well as Spanish.
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It's almost as if brands can't help themselves. Informed by the mountains of data they have collected, many seem compelled to flash this knowledge under the noses of buyers, and to deliver "experiences" that are framed around that knowledge. Even customer-centric organisations like Amazon let you know what they know. So does Google. So does Facebook. In the cases of Google and Facebook, the ad placements are so blatant that everyone with an ounce of awareness recognises that what they are being served up is no coincidence.
And that's my point. Perhaps brands should be a little more circumspect in how they frame what people get. Not to be deceitful or opaque – but because happenstance is a powerful motivation for anyone. Coincidence turns the everyday into the extraordinary. And that sense of surprise – that unexpected but fulfilling encounter – is an opportunity too often missed it seems to me.
The experiences we remember as consumers are not the manufactured moments that everyone else got too. The times we remember are the ones that were special to us, that seemed to arrive with perfect singularity and that transformed something that was otherwise uneventful into an instance that we love to replay – even years later. In a world where so much is expected and too little is spontaneous, perhaps it's time brands found ways to design for surprise.
The urgency for this rethink shouldn't be underplayed. The Customers 2020 Report is predicting that by 2020, customer experience will overtake price and product as the key point of competitive advantage for brands. Customers will dictate the experiences that they want, and they will want those experiences to be more personal, faster to the point of proactive and anticipatory, and across the many platforms they feel comfortable using. To respond effectively, companies will need to source all the market intelligence they can gather in order to know the people they deal with better. But knowledge alone won't be enough.
Nor will innovation. In this article on why, Patrick Newbery describes the need for a new playbook: one where experiences are designed around the brand's values; that recognise the different behaviours and priorities of people at different buying points; and that present the brand in ways that add new meaning to the perceptions customers already have of the brands they interact with.
The coincidental opportunity it seems to me lies at the nexus of these ideas: knowing as much as possible, and at the same time, orchestrating things based on that deep pool of knowledge that just seem to happen, as if by magic, for consumers.
The designer Dries van Noten once described coincidence as the convergence of different ideas. To me, that's exactly how brand experiences should be fashioned – they should bring together something that someone did expect with something they didn't in ways that expand and elaborate the brand and make it more interesting. Disney do that through a combination of people, absolute commitment to their core promise, listening to guests, putting those guests in control of the experiences they have, and technology.
Brand coincidences can occur as extended offers, astute additions, perfectly timed gestures that (happen to) correspond with what people didn't realise, or were just realising, they wanted right about now. Big data makes that possible. But deft touch makes that magical. And it's that feather light control of the serendipitous, delivered with discretion and perfect timing, that brands need to get much better at.
As a brand you know so much. But the real challenge in transforming that into moments that are unforgettable stems from a different question altogether: where are the quiet little delights that prove the brand and happen to make experiences truly personal?
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TORONTO, ON – November 20, 2018 – The original Toyota RAV4 arrived in Canada 22 years ago, casting the mold for a whole new industry segment, which evolved into the compact crossover SUV.
The 2019 RAV4 is, in essence, disrupting the segment it created. It is bringing more sport and more utility back while enhancing the agile handling, everyday comfort and exemplary fuel efficiency that made RAV4 the segment leader it is now. All told, the 2019 RAV4 is designed to tackle urban, suburban or great outdoors Trails with equal aplomb. The look is tougher, and there's greater capability with a new type of all-wheel drive, yet the ride is smoother and quieter, with new comfort touches inside.
RAV4, the compact crossover SUV trend-setter, is poised to, once again, change the game.
The side mirrors are now positioned lower on the doors for increased forward visibility around the A-pillar. Side visibility is increased thanks to a lowered beltline and the redesigned and enlarged rear-quarter glass. Form and function combine in taillights and exterior door handles shaped to contribute to aerodynamic stability.
Beneath the 2019 RAV4's bolder sheet metal, the Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA-K) platform provides the robust foundation for capability, comfort and safety. The longer wheelbase and wider front and rear tracks provide a stable, confident driving platform. Shorter front and rear overhangs aid the RAV4's trail driving capability.
The 2019 RAV4's unibody structure is 57-percent more rigid than the previous model, allowing tuning for the front strut and rear multi-link suspension that enhances agility while also providing a smoother, quieter ride. The end goal was clear: create a driving experience that is confident and natural.
The driver will feel the benefits when steering into the first corner, or over the first bump. RAV4, even with its added capability for 2019, offers crisper on-road handling and an even more compliant and quieter ride than its esteemed predecessor.
A lighter powertrain and new steering system are major contributors to that cause. The new parallel-type electric power steering system is rack-mounted rather than column-mounted in the previous model. The new design enhances turning response and delivers a natural feel that can help reduce fatigue on long drives. Higher rigidity in the steering mounting and column further enhances steering responsiveness and feel.
The 2019 RAV4 will offer impressive fuel economy, with fuel consumptions of 8.8 / 6.7 / 7.8 L/100 km (city/highway/combined) for front-wheel drive (FWD) models and 9.2 / 7.1 / 8.3 L/100 km (city/highway/combined) for the all-wheel drive (AWD) versions. The RAV4 Hybrid's fuel economy numbers will be announced later.
The other eye-opening numbers, of course are for output: 203 horsepower for the gas models and 219 total system horsepower for the HV models.
When AWD isn't required –on long stretches of highway, for example – RAV4 can achieve better fuel economy thanks to the Rear Driveline Disconnect system. The system uses the world's first ratchet-type dog clutches to stop the rear-axle driveshaft's rotation, thus significantly reducing energy loss and improving fuel efficiency.
Standard on all AWD-equipped gas RAV4 models, Multi-Terrain Select gives drivers the ability to maximize traction when driving through mud, sand, rocks, dirt and snow. The system is easy to use thanks to control buttons or a control dial (depending on the grade) positioned to the left of the transmission shift lever.
As with the AWD system in the previous RAV4 HV models, the new AWD version employs a separate rear-mounted electric motor to power the rear wheels when needed. The 2019 system comes standard on all RAV4 HV grades and increases total torque to the rear wheels by 30 percent compared to the previous system.
A driver-selectable Trail Mode makes it possible to get unstuck by braking a spinning wheel and sending torque to the wheel with traction.
The Refined theme guided interior design, and the word "premium" will come to mind, as well. The dash layout is modern and uncomplicated, yet packed with the latest multimedia technology and some thoughtful surprises. "User-friendly" may sound like a cliché until one experiences it in the 2019 RAV4.
The instrument panel's horizontal layout has a slimmer profile and lower position than before to enhance forward visibility. Its reduced visible angle conveys a feeling of greater openness in the cabin, as well.
The thoughtful mix of interior materials conveys a higher level of sophistication in the 2019 RAV4, obvious at first look and touch. Solid material used for the upper and lower parts of the instrument panel and door trim grip conveys strength and durability. Soft padding has been added to areas that passengers frequently touch. These contrasting surfaces emphasize the dual nature of an SUV. Stitching that enhances the continuity from the door trim to the instrument panel adds a sense of quality.
In addition, an overhead console offers room for small objects, such as sunglasses. Attention to detail also shows in the way the climate controls can be operated while wearing gloves, greatly enhancing tactility.
Rear seat passengers get plenty of attention in the new RAV4, starting with access. The larger rear door-opening angle, reduced distance from the hip point to the rocker, and increased distance from the rear seat to the door trim makes getting in and out easier. Once seated, passengers will immediately feel the benefit of the greater left and right couple distance and legroom, as well as the improved seat cushioning.
The rear armrest area is nearly 38 mm wider than before, and its cup holders are deeper. There are new air conditioning vents for the rear seat area, which are standard on LE HV and above on hybrids, and XLE and above on gas models.
Previously, RAV4 was already lauded for its quiet ride, but that didn't stop Toyota from making further improvements. The high-strength TNGA platform is the first defense against noise intrusion. Sound-damping and soundproofing materials have been optimized throughout the vehicle, with a particular focus on minimizing noise in the frequencies that interfere with conversation in the cabin.
Holes and gaps between parts have also been filled in with sound-damping material for an even greater reduction in road noise intrusion. As one example, the floor silencer pad is now one large piece, and its surface area is increased from 60 percent coverage to 92 percent.
Upper level: The heights of the finish plate and deck board surface are aligned, making it easy to store and remove objects. Also, when the rear seats are folded, the rear seatbacks, finish plate, and deck form a nearly flat surface, enabling long items to be carried more easily.
Lower level: The height from the deck board to the vehicle ceiling increases by about 55 mm to accommodate taller items.
The deck board is reversible: Flipping it over brings a plastic surface, ideal for carrying wet or dirty objects.
Every 2019 RAV4 model is equipped with Entune 3.0 multimedia, including Apple CarPlay compatibility.
The standard Entune 3.0 audio system uses a 7-inch touchscreen perched atop the centre stack for easy access. Entune 3.0 Audio Plus adds an 8-inch touchscreen and SiriusXM Radio. Entune 3.0 Premium Audio enhances the multimedia system with embedded dynamic navigation.
Topping the RAV4's multimedia offerings is an all-new available JBL audio system. This next-generation premium audio setup incorporates enhanced system architecture, new speaker design and an improved tuning process.
The available JBL audio system rocks music of all genres through 11 speakers in nine locations at 800 watts. The result is an all-access pass to the most intimate music concert, all from inside a RAV4.
The 2019 Toyota RAV4 gas models will be offered in five grades: LE, XLE, XLE Premium, Trail and Limited. RAV4 HV will be offered in five grades: LE HV, XLE HV, XSE HV, XSE HV with Technology package and Limited HV.
The new XLE Premium grade builds on that, adding 19-inch super-chrome-finish alloy wheels; SofTex-trimmed seats with 8-way power driver's seat and 2-way lumbar; and shift handle with sequential mode.
The Trail grade continues in the all-new 2019 RAV4, equipped for all-weather urban, suburban, and trail exploring. Inheriting design features from Toyota off-roaders, the Trail grade represents the pinnacle of the design team's Robust theme. It is distinguished by standard high-rise roof rails and larger over-fenders, more aggressive bumper, grille design and fog light surrounds.
The 19-inch, split five-spoke wheels with matte-black accents are exclusive to the Trail grade and wear 235/55R19 tires. The Trail grade backs up its tough stance with 218 mm of ground clearance and rugged functionality for any road. The Trail and Limited grades are equipped with active grille shutters to enhance fuel economy.
To maximize the adventurous look, this RAV4 Trail grade can be ordered with an Ice Edge-coloured roof that is paired with one of three exterior colours: Midnight Black Metallic and Blue Flame are both new for RAV4, while Lunar Rock is new to the Toyota lineup and makes its first appearance on RAV4.
Heated and ventilated front seats are available on the Trail grade, and interior seat finishes come in either black or a grade-exclusive Mocha-coloured SofTex, the latter a brand-new interior finish in the Toyota lineup. Orange stitching accents the interior, with additional orange appointments placed throughout the dashboard.
The HV models are the power and acceleration leaders in the RAV4 line with a 7.8-second 0-96 km/h. For those who prefer sportier on-road driving dynamics, the XSE HV leads the charge with its sport-tuned suspension, tauter spring and shock absorber tuning, and 18-inch five-spoke, black-painted sport alloy wheels with P225/60R18 tires, capping off a handling package that makes RAV4 XSE HV hungry for the corners.
The look is unique, too, with piano-black accents across the front end, mirror caps, fender arches, and lower rockers. Exclusive to RAV4 HV models, projector-beam LED headlamps and unique signature LED daytime running lamps (on XLE and above) produce a more premium light source.
A standard two-tone exterior paint scheme gives RAV4 XSE HV a striking presence. The standard black roof is paired with Blizzard Pearl, Silver Sky Metallic, Magnetic Gray Metallic, or Blueprint (a new colour to the palette). RAV4 XSE HV's exclusive interior comes mono-spec with black SofTex material and blue accents throughout.
RAV4 Limited comes standard with a new 7-inch Multi-Information Display (MID) in the instrument panel, which can, among other functions, display turn-by-turn directions in navigation-equipped vehicles and serve as a digital speedometer.
A power liftgate is standard, and a hands-free power liftgate is available. The Entune Premium Audio with Dynamic Navigation system is standard, which includes an 8-inch touchscreen and 11 JBL speakers.
The new TNGA-K platform forms the foundation for exemplary collision protection in the 2019 Toyota RAV4, while a suite of standard driver-assist technologies is designed to help prevent collisions, or to mitigate their impacts.
Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) with Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) is standard on all models. Rear Cross Traffic Braking (RCTB) system is standard on Limited grade. Intelligent Clearance Sonar (ICS) is available on Limited and XSE grade with Technology package.
The 2019 RAV4 is equipped with eight airbags, along with a backup camera with projected path, and Toyota's Star Safety System, which includes Enhanced Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Traction Control (TRAC), Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD), Brake Assist (BA), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), and Smart Stop Technology (SST).
Available safety technologies include a panorama backup camera with customizable dynamic grid lines, and, on the Limited grade, a Bird's Eye View Camera with perimeter scan, overhead 360-degree view, and curb view.
No matter the grade, every RAV4 is a winning choice, whether it's for a city exploration, a weekend trip to the countryside, or a jaunt on the trails. With seven gas models and five hybrid models, the 2019 RAV4 arrives at dealerships with an option for everyone.
The RAV4 Hybrid pricing will be available at the beginning of 2019.


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Together Against Racism
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ALA and Core are committed to dismantling racism and white supremacy. Along with the ALA Executive Board, we endorse the Black Caucus of the American Library Association (BCALA)'s May 28 statement condemning the brutal murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis Police Department officers. In their statement, BCALA cites Floyd's death as "the latest in a long line of recent and historical violence against Black people in the United States." Not only does Core support the sentiments of BCALA, we vow to align our values regarding equity, diversity, and inclusion with those of BCALA and other organizations that represent marginalized communities within ALA. We also stand strong with the Asian/Pacific American community, which has been the target of xenophobia and racism in the wake of the outbreak of COVID-19, and support the Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA) and their statement that, "There is no excuse for discriminatory sentiments and actions towards Asians…
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The 2020 Census Starts in Two Weeks — Are Your Computers Ready?
February 25, 2020 February 24, 2020 | Jessica D. Gilbert Redman
Post courtesy of Gavin Baker, ALA Office of Public Policy and Advocacy, Deputy Director, Public Policy and Government Relations On March 12, millions of American households will begin receiving mailings inviting them to respond to the 2020 Census. To get an accurate count, everyone has to respond – if they don't, our libraries and communities will lose needed funding. As the mailings arrive, patrons may come to your library with questions – and, with a new option to respond online, to complete the questionnaire using the library's computers or internet. To help you prepare, ALA has a new, two-page tip sheet, "Libraries and the 2020 Census: Responding to the Census," that provides key dates, options for responding, and advice for libraries preparing for the 2020 Census. For instance, the tip sheet explains these important facts: Ways to Respond: Households can respond to the Census online, by phone, or by mail…
A New Division Discussions
News Regarding the Future of LITA after the Core Vote
February 24, 2020 February 24, 2020 | Jenny Levine|1 Comment
Dear LITA members, We're writing about the implications of LITA's budget for the upcoming 2020-21 fiscal year, which starts September 1, 2020. We have reviewed the budget and affirmed that LITA will need to disband if the Core vote does not succeed. Since the Great Recession, membership in professional organizations has been declining consistently. LITA has followed the same pattern and as a result, has been running at a deficit for a number of years. Each year, LITA spends more on staff, events, equipment, software, and supplies than it takes in through memberships and event registrations. We were previously able to close our budgets through the use of our net asset balance which is, in effect, like a nest egg for the division. Of course, that could not continue indefinitely. Our path towards sustainability has culminated in the proposal to form Core: Leadership, Infrastructure, Futures. The new division would come with…
Joint Working Group on eBooks and Digital Content in Libraries
John Klima, the LITA Representative to the Working Group on eBooks and Digital Content, recently agreed to an interview about the latest update from ALA Midwinter 2020. Watch the blog for more updates from John about the Working Group in the coming months! What is the mission and purpose of the Working Group on eBooks and Digital Content? Quoting from the minutes of the ALA Executive Board Fall meeting in October of 2019: [The purpose of this working group is] to address library concerns with publishers and content providers specifically to develop a variety of digital content license models that will allow libraries to provide content more effectively, allowing options to choose between one-at-a-time, metered, and other options to be made at point of sale; to make all content available in print and for which digital variants have been created to make the digital content equally available to libraries without…
Announcing the new LITA Blog Editor
December 9, 2019 January 10, 2020 | Chrishelle Thomas
We are proud to announce that Jessica Gilbert Redman will be the new editor of the LITA Blog. Gilbert Redman has been the web services librarian at the University of North Dakota for the past three years. She coordinates and writes for the library blog and maintains the library website. She has completed a post-graduate certificate in user experience and always seeks to ensure that end users are able to easily find the information they need to complete their research. Additionally, she realizes communication is the key component in any relationship, be it between libraries and their users or between colleagues, and she always strives to make communication easier for all involved. "I am excited to become more involved in LITA, and I think the position of LITA Blog Editor is an excellent way to meet more people within LITA and ALA, and to maintain a finger on the pulse of new…
Welcome to LITA, Chrishelle Thomas!
September 19, 2019 September 17, 2019 | Jenny Levine
Please help me welcome Chrishelle Thomas as LITA's new Membership and Marketing Manager. She comes to us from C200, a nonprofit that connects women from the highest levels of successful public and private companies, where she was the Member Services and Programs Administrator. Before that, she was with the American Bar Association for over a decade, serving as their Membership & Events Coordinator and then as their Membership & Marketing Specialist. She has a wealth of experience supporting recruitment and retention campaigns, online community engagement, and digital marketing communications. High-level customer service with a "can do" spirit is one of the greatest attributes she acquired during her tenure at the American Bar Association. Chrishelle is a certified dance coach and a faith and fashion blogger, encouraging people to become the best version of themselves. She enjoys podcasts, roller skating, and hanging out with her yorkipoo, Mr. Mixx Saint Charles. She…
Ruth Mahaffy Awarded 2019 LITA/Christian Larew Memorial Scholarship
August 20, 2019 August 30, 2019 | Jenny Levine
Ruth Mahaffy has been selected to receive the 2019 LITA/Christian Larew Memorial Scholarship ($3,000) sponsored by the Library and Information Technology Association (LITA) and Baker & Taylor. Mahaffy will graduate from Emporia State University's School of Library and Information Management in 2020. This Scholarship is for master's level study, with an emphasis on library technology and/or automation, at a library school program accredited by the American Library Association. Criteria for the Scholarship includes previous academic excellence, evidence of leadership potential, and a commitment to a career in library automation and information technology. Mahaffy is the Bilingual Services Director at the Sioux Center (IA) Public Library, where she started the Library's first outreach to Spanish speaking immigrants in 2010, which now has over 1,000 attendees at programs for Spanish speakers and English language learners each year (in a town of 7,000). She also drafted a new internet use policy that addresses the rights of minors to…
Become a LITA Emerging Leader
LITA is still accepting applications through August 30, 2019, to sponsor two Emerging Leaders for 2020. LITA sponsorship provides $1,000 to attend the 2020 ALA Midwinter and Annual conferences in order to participate in the program. It also puts you on the fast track to get involved with LITA in a leadership capacity. Apply now! ALA Emerging Leaders is a leadership development program that enables newer library workers to participate in problem-solving workgroups, network with peers, and gain an inside look into ALA's and LITA's structure. Participants select a project to work on virtually between February and June. The team will then present its work at the 2020 ALA Annual Conference in Chicago, IL. Contact us if you have questions about the Emerging Leaders program or this sponsorship opportunity.
Take the LITA Close to Home Survey
April 19, 2019 April 19, 2019 | Chrishelle Thomas
Are you interested in connecting with other LITA members near you? In what ways can LITA help foster local activities that would benefit you? Would you like to take the lead in starting a group near you? LITA Close to Home is an ALA Emerging Leader project studying whether LITA members would like to participate in local peer groups and what form those groups should take. We need your help! Please take just 5 minutes to complete the Close to Home survey before it closes on Friday, May 10. The 2019 LITA Emerging Leaders team are: Liz Gibbons-Camp, Adult Services Coordinator, Chillicothe & Ross County Public Library, egibbonscamp@crcpl.org Kat Greer, Digital Systems & Acquisitions Librarian, Agnes Scott College, kgreer@agnesscott.edu Rachel Murdock, Innovation Librarian, Hedberg Public Library, rmurdock@hedbergpubliclibrary.org Abigail Sparling, Serials Metadata Librarian, University of Alberta, abigail.sparling@ualberta.ca
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LibTech Leadership: An Interview with ALA Leadership Institute Attendee Jennifer Chan
February 21, 2019 | Race MoChridhe
In 2018, LITA offered its first-ever scholarship to the ALA Leadership Institute to Jennifer Chan—Scholarly Communication Librarian at the UCLA Library. Ms. Chan's work has focused on alt- and bibliometrics, research impact, open access, and the Affordable Course Materials Initiative, involving targeted outreach with campus partners to promote open education strategies. The generosity of LITA's 2017 fundraising donors made it possible for her to attend one of the country's premiere professional development opportunities for library leadership this past August. What sparked your interest in the Institute? I came across the call for participants about a year prior to actually applying. I was researching programs and opportunities for professional development to enhance my leadership skills and quickly developed the impression that while such programs existed, there did not appear to be many designed for my current stage of career development. The ALA Leadership Institute offered the right fit for my needs….


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Rev. Alexander E. Sharp December 30, 2021 Harm Reduction, NY
Staff at the Washington Heights Overdose Prevention Site
As this unremittingly grim, even dark year, draws to a close, I offer one ray of light in the area of drug policy. For the first time, the United States now has overdose prevention sites up and running. 59 opioid overdoses, most potentially fatal, have been reversed in the first month of operation.
This major breakthrough took place in New York City on November 30. In two locations—Washington Heights and East Harlem–individuals struggling with substance use now can inject drugs under medical supervision, rather than doing so alone, often in dirty alleyways and public bathrooms.
These sites, soon to be linked in a new organization called OnPoint NYC, offer a variety of other medical services. Drug treatment is available but not required. Individuals can also test their drugs for the highly lethal drug fentanyl and other contaminants, thus protecting themselves from a major cause of overdose deaths.
Our nation experienced over 100,000 overdose deaths in 2020, with over 2,000 in New York City alone.
The United States has been waiting for too long – far too long – for overdose prevention sites. Over 120 in exist in 10 countries including France, Germany, Norway, Spain, Canada, and Australia. They save lives, result in safer communities, and enjoy the support of law enforcement.
Two years ago, it appeared that such a site would open in Philadelphia. The mayor, city council, and law enforcement officials were supportive. But the Trump administration's regional U.S. District Attorney blocked the opening under the so-called crack house law, which bans operating, owning, or renting a location to facilitate the use of illegal drugs. The Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal.
In New York City, Mayor Bill De Blasio began supporting overdose prevention sites in 2018 and has been joined by the district attorneys for Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, and Harlem. Mayor-elect Eric Adams has also expressed support.
President Biden recently became the first U.S. president to endorse harm reduction and has proposed over $30 million in federal funding. The U.S. Justice Department has not yet commented on whether it will intervene. City officials have urged Attorney General Merrick Garland not to prosecute operators of sites where local officials have approved them.
These sites are not a new issue for Clergy for New Drug Policy. In 2016, we organized a clergy visit to Insite in Vancouver, at that time only such site in North America.
We have supported efforts to open sites in other locations. While New York City's is the first, we were delighted to hear that the Rhode Island state legislature has authorized two pilot programs. The concept also is being intensely debated in cities across the country, including San Francisco, Denver, and Boston.
Why is this step in the United States such a significant breakthrough? The saved lives are surely important. 600 New Yorkers died of opioid overdose in the first three months of 2021. This number might have been cut by at least 30% had the two new sites been operating.
More fundamentally, the sites are important because they are the purest expression of harm reduction, in which the focus is on reducing harm to those struggling with substance use rather than insisting on abstinence as the only moral approach.
Measures such as: testing for contaminants such as fentanyl; sterile syringes; the availability of Naloxone, a drug that almost instantly can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose; and medication for opioid use disorder such as methadone, buprenorphine and other drugs. These measures are increasingly accepted, but they will not help individuals who are dead.
In their first month, the New York City sites have received strong community support. Their director, Sam Rivera, notes, "We are partnering with the NY Police Department," as he told a New York City radio audience recently. "They are here at our sites to support us and make sure there are no disruptions to what we are offering. They ask us for paperwork so they can refer people to us who they see are using drugs."
"The sites really speak for themselves," commented staff member Kailin See. "They're not just for people who use drugs, they are also for the communities where they're located. The community asked for less public injection, fewer improperly discarded syringes on streets and playgrounds, less overdose death, less crime in their neighborhoods."
The sites received high praise from an emergency department nurse: "In many cases, departments are overrun and the staff is exhausted. I've personally tried to resuscitate patients who — even though emergency services got to them and gave them Narcan – died because it was too late, and we've lost those patients. Anything we can do to decrease the burden on emergency services is really important."
One New Yorker recalled, "I was a resident of Washington Heights [and] used some of the safe needle exchange services probably 10 years ago. Only because of programs you're talking about was I able to get clean, stay clean, reintegrate into society, hold a solid job. I hear people saying things like 'Not in my backyard.' But you're right, you are where there is the most need."
As we close the door on a most difficult and troubling year, may I extend my best wishes for a healthier and happier New Year in 2022.
Rev. Alexander E. Sharp,
Executive Director, Clergy for a New Drug Policy


Learn how to use carved print blocks to make beautiful Mandala fabric.
Learn about Seth Apter's fascinating, layered, mixed-media art.
Learn about the amazingly talented artist-designer, Rosalida Medina.
Learn how to create painted fabric with rubbing plates, paint, stamps.


Tidens Krav has closed its door for the final time. The four artists who ran the odd wood-panelled space in the centre of Oslo are off to concentrate on their own work and other projects. It wasn't just the fact that the small social space that adjoined the gallery – a big table in the middle, and a bar to one corner seemingly constantly stocked with beers straight from the crate – looked like a sauna that made this artist-run initiative unique. It was also the way Øyvind Aspen, Anders Holen, Linda Lerseth and Mercedes Mühleisen, using a moniker that translates roughly as 'time's craving', or with more nuance, 'whatever is required by the now', ran the space.
Take, for instance, the open call they staged in 2011, the year the gallery was inaugurated. Or rather, take how they took the 'open call' term literally, picking artists for solo exhibitions entirely through the voicemail pitches left on a specially set up ansaphone. One can still listen on the gallery's website to the crackly recordings, collectively titled Tele-applications, of various ideas being laid out in Norwegian and English, together with the automated callbacks made to those successful pitches. The pitch of one artist, Düsseldorf-based Chris Succo, was succinct to the point of contrariness. When it comes to the moment in the message where the artist is supposed to describe the show, Succo just says: "Right, I'd like to make an exhibition in July or August next year titled Tornado. Thank you and goodbye." The weird thing is, it sounds like the German artist, who was then based in the UK, is actually saying 'tomato'. Even Tidens Krav wasn't sure at the time, but buoyed by Succo's chutzpah, they accepted him, alongside the six other artist proposals with perhaps more verbosely made pitches.
Or one could consider the further semantic play the gallery indulged in when invited to take part in 24 Spaces at Malmö Konsthall, a show that formed part of the 2013 Malmö Nordic festival. The artists behind Tidens Krav say that they saw the festival as setting out to 'celebrate the Nordic'. Their response was to bake a 1:200 scale cakereplica of the konsthall and turn the whole thing into an actual celebration (though with the public's cake-eating restricted to within the red line demarcating their allotted space within the Konsthall, in deference to the institution's 'no eating' rule).
On my visit to the space earlier this year, there was an exhibition of Sissel Blystad's mesmerising psychedelic tapestries, programmed by the gallery, that at least at first glance seemed to lack the usual contrivances of the way it normally operates. Perfectly hung, Blystad's work was intricately made and very desirable (although the Norwegian artist's 40-year career remains, for now at least, head-scratchingly under-the-radar), and everything about the show seemed to belie Tidens Krav's normal jesterlike tactics. That is until visitors read a sheet of paper explaining the gallery's policy for sales. Complicated (and at times sounding comically like some sort of pyramid scheme), it outlined a 50/50 split with the artist. However, after a year, should any money be left in the Tidens Krav coffers once their rent was paid, it was split between the buyers, but only those that were also artists.
Tidens Krav's jokes aren't just jokes for the sake of it, but work as little digs or niggles to the accepted systems of the artworld. Their final blowout was no exception and again addressed questions of distribution and circulation within art. Various collectors, institutions and even the Nasjonalmuseet were invited to play poker, each staking a work from their collection. The whole thing was filmed and commentated on (complete with the kind of graphics that cable channels use when televising the card game). Collector Nils Wogsted won the game, picking up a ten-work pot. It wasn't just a win for Wogsted on that 123rd hand, though; it was also a full house that saw Tidens Krav reach the end of their game.


Wow, I didn't mean to take a blogging break! I think realizing how much I missed sharing here made the task too daunting. So, we'll start small. I made my mother-in-law a 241 Tote for Mother's Day. I bought the orange floral linen from a friend on the IG #greatfabricdestash sale and the metallic linen was from a random listing on etsy. This was not my first 241, and I love this Noodlehead pattern so much.
I even added one of my personalized buttons (flash sale on pickyourplum.com) to the back. I always use an elastic ponytail holder for buttons like this. Easy and they come in every color you'd ever need.
Okay, that post didn't take so long! I'll be back soon(ish) to share some more! I have three (THREE!) quilts basted sitting on the floor next to my sewing machine (and a few more tops that need backs and batting). I usually don't baste until I am ready to quilt; preferring instead to have a collection of quilt tops, not sandwiches. Someday when I finish with bee blocks, swaps, clubs, etc. I will quilt and bind them!
Oh, and she seemed to really like the tote!
Such a great combination of fabrics! I need to keep more linen on hand. Nice job!


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The Left Handed Taylor Big Baby Acoustic Guitar is the bigger version of Taylor?s baby guitar, delivering the comfort and portability of the small body whilst boasting a larger size and incredibly full voice. It?s small dreadnought body is crafted from a sitka spruce top with sapele back and sides, producing a dynamic range of tones with excellent versatility. The guitar also features a nubone nut and saddle, die-cast tuners, a tortoise pickguard, and an ebony fingerboard. At 15/16th scale, the Big Baby Taylor Guitar will sit right at home with experienced players and new beginners alike.
The Big Baby guitar is slightly bigger than the popular Baby Taylor, and just shy of a full-size guitar. Its size makes it an easy-playing, great-sounding, portable acoustic guitar with an extra dose of volume and fullness. With its popular dreadnought shape, the Big Baby yields a robust voice with excellent depth in the low end to create big, booming tones.
Taylor quite often use sitka spruce for their sound boards due to it producing a dynamic range of tones, and can accommodate a versatile range of playing styles. As well as the tone, sitka spruce also provides a stunning blonde grain that is contrasted against the layered sapele body. The use of layered sapele adds a rich tone to the mix and also offers a climate-resilient construction, making it a travel-friendly companion for all kinds of players. Like the original Baby Taylor, the Big Baby acoustic also features an arched back that provides added strength, while contributing to its big tonal output.
A Nubone nut is also incorporated into the Big Baby Taylor's design, enhancing the stings' natural volume, tone and harmonics, as well as creating a balanced tone. Nubone is a manufactured material that is renowned for outperforming any other synthetic material, and offers the best guitar performance.


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Henrino Makaya is a Congolese professional footballer who last played as a midfielder for AS Cheminots.

International career
In January 2014, coach Claude Leroy, invited him to be a part of the Congo squad for the 2014 African Nations Championship. The team was eliminated in the group stages after losing to Ghana, drawing with Libya and defeating Ethiopia.

References

Living people
Republic of the Congo footballers
Republic of the Congo international footballers
2014 African Nations Championship players
AS Cheminots players
1993 births
CSMD Diables Noirs players
Association football midfielders
Republic of the Congo A' international footballers


This activity is a wonderful writing activity to complete right before Thanksgiving. Students will pretend they are turkeys that are likely going to be eaten for Thanksgiving. Their task is to write a persuasive paragraph or essay (both versions are available) to try and convince people NOT to eat them this year. Students love using their creativity to write this assignment and often say it was their favorite of the whole year!
Have students create a turkey in disguise out of construction paper so that it makes it hard for Americans to find them and cook them. They LOVE taking their turkeys home to share with their families on Thanksgiving.
✓ Persuasive writing task to either display on board or print and make copies for each student.
✓ Paragraph Writing Graphic Organizers - For use when time is limited or students are not yet ready to tackle a full essay.
✓ Final Draft Publishing Paper - Four different styles are included. Each style has a title page + a blank page.
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Artwords: A Glossary of Contemporary Art Theory (Hardcover).
by Patin and McLerran. This book is ridiculously expensive new, but I see it on amazon for $27 or so. There's another one similar to this that's older and not so expensive...but I can't think of the name of it right now and can't find it on my shelf.
Also requested was documents for the Human Participants Review process, which is a protocol that should be undertaken by folks doing any research project involving potential risk (physical harm or psychological effect) to participants. If your project will not be shared publicly, you don't need to do this. However, if you will take photos or video, or if you're planning to do a survey the results of which will be shared, you will need to do this. I was going to post these on the blog, but I think I would rather just email them to folks who need them. They're also on First Class in an icon called Practicum Resources.


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Ida ili Kazdağı (Kaz Dağları, Karataş Tepesi: "guščja planina") je planina u Turskoj, jugoistočno od ruševina Troje.

Planina je oduvijek povezana s mitovima i kultovima.

U drevna vremena, planina je bila posvećena božici Kibeli. U grčkom mitu, Zeus je oteo lijepog Ganimeda na obroncima Ide i odnio ga na Olimp. Na Idi je održano i natjecanje božica u ljepoti, kada je Paris odlučio da je Afrodita najljepša. Upravo je na Idi Afrodita zavela Anhisa, Enejinog oca.

Kraj ove je planine na svom pohodu prošao i Kserkso I.

Planine u azijskom dijelu Turske