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import { withBlueRain } from '../../../src';
import Icon from '../../../src/components/Icon/Icon';
import React from 'react';
import storiesOf from '@blueeast/bluerain-storybook-addon';

storiesOf('Icon', module)
	.add('Only title', () => {

		const Story = withBlueRain(() => {
			return <Icon title="simple Icon" />;
		});

		return <Story />;
	})

	.add('Icon with color', () => {

		const Story = withBlueRain(() => {
			return <Icon  title="simple Icon" color="green"/>;
		});

		return <Story />;
	});

// storiesOf('ComponentState', module).add('Simple', () => <div>hello </div>);


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Genus: Galvezia Species: speciosa Cultivar: "Boca Rosa"
Description/Care: This California native sub shrub forms a dense mound with arching stems reaching to 4 feet tall. In the summer through early fall it produces tubular bright red flowers that resemble small snapdragon flowers. Plant in full sun to moderate shade in well-drained soil. It is drought tolerant, especially if planted in shade.
Description/Care: A 2' wide perennial with 3-5" dark green leaves and 3' spikes of small pinkish flowers that emerge in Feb.-Apr. Native to the Channel Islands. It likes part to full shade, and is quite drought tolerant.


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Q: Controlling an ImageView using a Button click I have here four sets of buttons and an empty RelativeLayout under them, whenever I click one of these another layout will pop-out in the empty RelativeLayout containing another TWO sets of buttons namely ON and OFF. my problem occurs in the ON and OFF buttons because I want an ImageView to appear whenever I click the ON button & disappear whenever I click the OFF button. Here is my layout and the code:
This is the layout for the 4 buttons:
    <RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
    android:id="@+id/RelativeLayout"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:background="@drawable/green_bg"
    tools:context=".AleccMainActivity" >

    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/textView1"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
        android:layout_alignParentTop="true"
        android:text="@string/please_choose"
        android:textAppearance="?android:attr/textAppearanceLarge"
        android:textColor="#CAFFD8" />

    <LinearLayout
        android:id="@+id/linearLayout"
        android:layout_width="fill_parent"
        android:layout_height="70dp"
        android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
        android:layout_below="@+id/textView1"
        android:background="#95FF4F" >

        <Button
            android:id="@+id/btnAcu"
            android:layout_width="0dp"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            android:background="@drawable/tab_acu"
            android:onClick="gotoACU" />

        <Button
            android:id="@+id/btnFan"
            android:layout_width="0dp"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            android:background="@drawable/tab_fan"
            android:onClick="gotoFan" />

        <Button
            android:id="@+id/btnLight"
            android:layout_width="0dp"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            android:background="@drawable/tab_light"
            android:onClick="gotoLight" />

        <Button
            android:id="@+id/btnHallway"
            android:layout_width="0dp"
            android:layout_height="fill_parent"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            android:background="@drawable/tab_hallway"
            android:onClick="gotoHallway" />
    </LinearLayout>

    <RelativeLayout
        android:id="@+id/rl"
        android:layout_width="fill_parent"
        android:layout_height="200dp"
        android:layout_alignParentBottom="true"
        android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
        android:layout_below="@+id/linearLayout" >

    </RelativeLayout>

</RelativeLayout>

And this is the code for one of the layout that will be appearing when I click one of those FOUR (they have the same buttons inside but different images to show):
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:id="@+id/RelativeLayout1"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:background="@drawable/green_bg"
    android:orientation="vertical" >

    <LinearLayout
        android:id="@+id/linearLayout1"
        android:layout_width="fill_parent"
        android:layout_height="50dp"
        android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
        android:layout_alignParentTop="true"
        android:layout_marginTop="16dp" >

        <Button
            android:id="@+id/button1"
            android:layout_width="0dp"
            android:layout_height="fill_parent"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            android:onClick="offFAN"
            android:text="@string/off" />

        <Button
            android:id="@+id/button2"
            android:layout_width="0dp"
            android:layout_height="fill_parent"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            android:onClick="onFAN"
            android:text="@string/on" />
    </LinearLayout>

        <ImageView
            android:id="@+id/fanOn"
            android:layout_below="@+id/linearLayout1"
            android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
            android:layout_width="wrap_content"
            android:layout_height="100dp"
            android:contentDescription="@string/acu"
            android:visibility="invisible"
            android:src="@drawable/fan_on" />

</RelativeLayout>

This one is the function when calling the layout with ON and OFF buttons:
public void gotoFan(View v){
    // Do something in response to button
    RelativeLayout rlFAN = (RelativeLayout) findViewById(R.id.rl);
    getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.alecc_fan, rlFAN, true);
}

And this is where I think my problem exists:
public void offFAN (View view) {
    String messageToSend = "FANS OFF";
    SmsManager.getDefault().sendTextMessage(number, null, messageToSend, null,null);
    Toast.makeText(AleccMainActivity.this,"Electric Fans turned OFF", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();

    ImageView fanON = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.fanOn);
    fanON.setVisibility(View.GONE);
}

public void onLIGHT (View view) {
    String messageToSend = "LIGHTS ON";
    SmsManager.getDefault().sendTextMessage(number, null, messageToSend, null,null);
    Toast.makeText(AleccMainActivity.this,"Flourescent Lights turned ON", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();

    ImageView lightON = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.lightOn);
    lightON.setVisibility(ImageView.VISIBLE);
}

I can't get it working. When I first click the one of the 4 buttons then click ON / OFF it seems fine but, whenever I click another the image no longer becomes visible.

A: Your problem is actually in this section:
public void gotoFan(View v){
    // Do something in response to button
    RelativeLayout rlFAN = (RelativeLayout) findViewById(R.id.rl);
    getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.alecc_fan, rlFAN, true);
}

Every time you make a call to
getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.alecc_fan, rlFAN, true);
it adds another child RelativeLayout in the layout specified by R.id.rl.
Each of those layouts has an ImageView named the same thing (such as fanOn), so that when you try to set visibility on fanOn, it turns visibility on to the first child in the hierarchy, which is covered by all of your subsequent layouts.
Remember:  your .inflate method adds a child layout.  It doesn't replace what is there, and they are all in the hierarchy as children of the parent layout.  Also, if something weird is happening with a layout, look at it in the debugger and inspect its properties.  In this case you would have seen an expanding list of children as you pressed on and off repeatedly.

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Coming out of Philadelphia, Pa is a very cool and funky vibe of Holy Smoke, recent visitors to our lovely city for the Steel City Showcase. A five piece heavy, psychedelic groove rock band formed in early formed in 2015, it's members are David McNally (Vocalist/Lyrics), Brian Schmidt (Guitar), Justin Ulrich (Guitar), Aaron Morgan (Drums/Precussion), and Mike Forte (Bass). Not only do these guys put on a high energy performance on the stage, their five track release "Pipe Dream" is incredible!
"Pipe Dream" is pretty much what you expect and need from a band whose vocalist can be found in hippie skirts and bare feet, a real turning back of the page to a time of peace, love and happiness with a funky and heavy feel.
"Rinse and Repeat" is made up of cool rhythmic sounds and transitions to a heavier rock feel while keeping the softer tones and smooth vocals, not an easy thing to do.
"Blue Dreams" brings you hypnotic beats and psychedelic guitar sounds. Paired with strong vocals they bring you back and forth between a dream like quality and some heavier vibes. While listening I got the feeling I was really surfing a half pipe rather than music.
"Missing the Mark" has a really smooth guitar intro and seemingly sporadic drum beats on intro and regulates itself to a meditative background of sound until the end where it lifts you up into a much less mellow feel.
"Golden Retriever" is the most fun song on the CD. Listen carefully to the lyrics and enjoy a different blend of music than the other songs, almost an old country rock vibe. This one is gonna make you smile.
"Asch Backwards" is a funky, electronic twang type of song. We're back to a different side of the 70's, which is pretty much where we started this journey. It's got an almost simplistic feeling that makes this stick in your head before totally jamming out on you!!
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Q: How to use where on timestamp column in vertica I am using vertica db and want to query  somthing like:
select count(*) from users where  create_ts ='2015-04-17 05:01:02'

where create_ts is timestamp . I am getting zero count however I am having many records.

A: Timestamps are accurate to more precision than a second.  Try using an interval:
select count(*)
from users
where create_ts >= '2015-04-17 05:01:02' and
      create_ts < '2015-04-17 05:01:03';

A: From date part to seconds you can use,
select count(*) from users where  date(create_ts) ='2015-04-17 05:01:02'

Without the date function you have to be specific to the most detailed level.


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After a night bundled up against a late September starry sky under one of the leanto's of Burke Mountain Campground, picked up a $15 day pass to Kingdom Trails, over 150km of prepared and maintained XC trails. The ticket lets you ride everything in, near or around Burke except the chair lifts. Open from 8-5 the KT office is just behind the The Pub Outback bar opposite the petrol/gas station in the middle of town. It's well signposted and very quiet during the week. The campground was booked up for every weekend until end of October but had only two other groups on a Monday night so a weekday suits if you prefer quieter trails. There are three kind-of-official parking spots around to access the various trails including parking at Burke Mountain to access the XC trails around the DH there. In the valley all the trails link up, in two to three (maybe 4 depends on how you look at it) main areas. Plenty to go at for at least a day and probably two, though at least in the valley around Darling Hill on greens, blues and a few blacks I didn't see huge variety in riding terrain - maybe my riding limits and choice of trails! It was interesting enough with varied scenery, and very pretty but very little 'tricked up' trail work, and only a few banked corners to speak of. Certainly no north shore style that I found, unless ignoring the 2ft wide planking over boggy areas. I get a strong feeling there is more to explore - i didnt ride a single trail twice the whole morning. There were a few puddles but on the whole the areas even down by the river were dry and grippy. There are plenty of roots on a few of the trails in the valley so don't have any major dental surgery before hand. I will be leaving the pump track plus the XC and DH up at Burke Mountain itself for another day. After 4 hours blasting around the lower valleys on a frigid autumn morning I was done.


Thomas Erben Gallery and Aparajita Jain of Seven Art are excited to present Moment as Monument, a curated exhibition of work in a variety of media by thirteen artists from Brazil, Canada, Germany, India, Iran, Pakistan and the United States, many of whom are part of the South Asian diasporas.
Moment as Monument explores the dynamic relationships between the temporal and the authoritative, in the overlap where politics, social systems and cognitive structures intersect. Through varied strategies, processes and materials, the artists in the exhibition all seek to question, challenge, expose or destabilize the often unacknowledged ideological, social, psychological, aesthetic and philosophical constructs that surround us daily.
The concept of "moment" implies sequentiality, a before and after. The criterion of isolating one moment from another is marked by intensity – of a political nature, for example, in Rit Premnath's (b. 1979, Bangalore) Surrender, a photograph of Somali pirates buzzed by a U.S. Navy helicopter. Cropped and reframed as a triptych, the singularity of the scene assumes the quality of a cinematic event. In his interactive video-installation, Kiran Subbaiah (b. 1971, Sidapur, India) heightens our awareness of the moment by duplication and temporal displacement whereas Barbad Golshiri's (b. 1982, Tehran) Jxalq [(d_ælgh) v.t. & i. act of creating a masturpiece], in part, is a meditation on the mutability inherent in the cyclical, or "looped" in video parlance.
Mahbub Shah's (b. 1978, Sindh, Pakistan) seemingly unorganized arrangements of dots cropped from colorful magazine ads solidify a scintillating universe in which shifting patterns and structures emerge. Similarly visually fragmented, Haeri Yoo ((b. 1970, Korea) systematically suspends in her paintings stories of disrupted feminist and cultural narratives. This new body of work evidences her shift towards the dissolution of a linear narrative, testing the inherent possibilities in the foundational language of painting itself.
By its function, the monument solidifies the moment and, through amplification, projects itself as an overriding principle pushing other moments into oblivion. Interested in the detritus of buried narratives, marginal figures and parallel histories, Chitra Ganesh (b. 1977, Brooklyn) ink-jets, in a new body of work, disparate visual materials and languages onto unstretched canvas which she further elaborates upon with paint additions and collaged elements.
Siamak Filizadeh (b. 1970, Tehran) uses the visual language of advertising with its authorial intentions, not only as a tool to mock Iranian's high end consumerist aspirations but also ironically points to the impossibility of the production of these products in contemporary Iran.
Yamini Nayar's (b. 1975, Rochester, NY) photographs of meticulously constructed and intervened, small-scale architectonic works situate themselves at a very specific place of time defined by an intersection of personal, historical and psychological story lines that converge for an instance and diverge again. Keeping the images in flux, her formal skills transform the transient and ephemeral into iconic images. Similarly, the paintings and photographs of Vijai Patchineelam (b. 1983, Rio de Janeiro) are trapped in a perpetual state of transit. Idea and result are conflated into a present continuous, which is both the impetus behind and the product of the work.
Jaret Vadera (b. 1976, Toronto) is exhibiting work from the Here be Dragons series where he layers photographic prints – taken from experimental paintings – and re-presents them on light boxes. The resulting, back-lit images float back and forth between something abstract and decipherable, clinically cold and subtly seductive, digitally high-tech and biomorphic.
Vacancy, a collaged travelogue by Matthias Müller (b. 1961. Bielefeld, Germany) explores the city Brasilia, "the ultimate utopia of the 20th century" (Umberto Eco), abandoned by its inhabitants – kept alive today only by its staff. The film exudes a strangely obsessive feeling of time and space, documenting this vast and failed modernist utopian monument.
In her installation, Hemali Bhuta (b. 1978, Mumbai) uses cacti as her primary, unwieldy and literally prickly material to create a visceral experience for the viewer that elicits synesthetic associations. She processes her materials formally and uses accumulation to create large-scale environments.
All of these works finally demonstrate that such categories as moment and monument are inextricably linked, constantly shifting and forever being reconfigured. Their malleability is finally determined through each artists strategies and processes, and, ultimately within the viewer.
This entry was posted in NEWS on July 27, 2009 by rit.premnath.


Everyone's been talking about Article 13 and the way it will affect the internet. As with any major news story, there's a lot of hype and chatter around this, so we want to get clear in this blog on what it's really all about.
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Article 13 is a controversial EU law. It's all about how content sharing services, which means websites such as YouTube, have to behave when it comes to presenting any content that is protected by copyright, such as music videos and movies.
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Patrick and his wife are in their early 70's but they actively work hard in their 6 acre farm without outside help.
Figure 5: Tabitha, one of the oldest farmer with her pigeon pea crop. Tabitha says that the pigeon peas has helped her to diversify her diet. Pigeon peas are among the few crops that strive well to maturity even when there is drought.
Some of the Embu project farmers chose to plant the cowpea together with the pigeon pea as a green manure/cover crop. As we visited the farmers, the crops were doing well. The cow peas are also a leguminous crop and like the pigeon pea, it helps with nitrogen fixation in the soil.
Figure 6: A pure stand of cowpeas at Nicosia Njeru's farm. Farmers consume cowpeas and pigeon peas as a stew, when eaten green, they are rich in protein and vitamins.
Why emphasize so much on the drought tolerant leguminous crops in Embu?
Itabua sub location, the project area in Embu, Kenya is a dry land area with erratic rainfall patterns and frequent drought situation. The farmers practice subsistent farming but many times they have received food aid in the past. The Embu food security project has endeavored to reverse these trend in the current 3 year project. We thank God for the friends who have partnered with us to assist the farmers.
To our partners, I am grateful for your continuous prayers and financial support. May God bless you! May He fulfill the desires of your heart in Jesus name!


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September 20, 2020 February 3, 2021 Alex Kutilin Blog, Business
The Easiest Post-Pandemic Business Article You Will Ever Read
"Historically, pandemics have forced humans to break with the past and imagine their world anew. This one is no different. It is a portal, a gateway between one world and the next." – Arundhati Roy, The Pandemic Is a Portal
Everyone is curious about what business will look like in the post-pandemic world. But, it's easy to lose interest when articles are saturated with economics concepts that non-economists don't understand. Have no fear, this an easy read that attempts to put some of the things we've been hearing into an easy-to-understand format – starting off with an individual perspective, and ending with a global economy perspective.
Work from home is the new norm.
Working from home has benefitted both businesses and their people because businesses have reduced their overhead expenses, and people have more control over their time. Now, we are gradually returning back to our offices only a few days a week, with more control over our time and commutes. Furthermore, the lonely aspects (or busy aspects if you're also managing your children's schooling) of working from home might now fill people with excitement on their days in the office.
Of course, we can't talk about "all the savings" without discussing the digital transformation costs required to keep a remote workplace connected. Those costs to some businesses turned into massive revenues for companies such as:
Amazon, which sought out to hire 100,000 warehouse workers to meet consumer demand,
Microsoft, which said that it's Microsoft Teams users grew by 37%,
Netflix, which saw downloads of it's app increase by 9% in the United States, 35% in Spain, and a whopping 66% in Italy.
Health screenings will be more common.
Heading into the office for today? Expect a health screening. Sergio Rebelo, an international finance professor at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, predicts that virus screening after COVID-19 will be what national security was after 9/11. As a result, health infrastructure will increase and our preparedness to respond to future health threats increases. Some countries have already instituted mandatory temperature checks when entering public buildings.
Office rent might go down.
Working from home, layoffs, and the rise of co-working spaces reduced the demand for office space in some regions. This opens the office space market to new, more cost-effective co-working spaces that could drive down the cost of traditional owning or leasing. "Companies could see this as an opportunity to downsize, to reduce operating costs, and invest more in technology", says Paul Stapley, Vice President, Project Management, WSP Canada.
WeWork is one such company that offers subscription-style workspaces. Recent cost-cutting and the increased demand for workspace flexibility has the company on track to be cashflow positive by 2021. According to Magnus Meyer, Managing Director WSP Nordics & Continental Europe, "this crisis is probably going to accelerate the need for modern, flexible office space with lots of services. The buildings that suffer will be the older ones that tenants just don't want any more. They're just the wrong product."
Vancouver might be showing different trends, however. Office leasing costs have not decreased despite the office vacancy increasing to Statista's reported 4.9% at the end of Q2 2020. Tony Quattrin, the vice chairman of capital markets for CBRE in Vancouver, explains that this trend is due to tech companies seeing Vancouver as an industry hotspot. To the contrary, subleasing has increased by approximately 500,000 sq. ft. from the end of 2019, which could mean that tenants are subleasing to cover expenses of keeping their empty office spaces.
The birth and growth of start-ups.
People are stuck at home, bored, and concerned about the security that their job offers them. This is the perfect recipe for a new start-up because creativity and efficiency are at their highest when resources are hard to come by, particularly funding. Globally, Startup Genome found that 65% of start-up businesses will run out of funding in 6 months or less.
The small size of start-up companies, compared to large corporations, allows them to react more quickly to changing market conditions. Start-ups also have long-term effects on employment, and with big companies going under as a result of COVID-19, start-ups will rise up to take up the extra space. This will not be the first time this has happened either. Dropbox, Uber, Airbnb, WhatsApp, Groupon, and Pinterest, were once start-ups that experienced significant growth in the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis. This time around, it will be telehealth, technology, remote work, drones and robotics, and distance learning that are likely to get the boost.
Supply chains and production will be more localized.
Global supply chains were devasted as the movement of goods and materials halted during the beginning of the pandemic. Goods and materials security is greater when businesses are closer to their suppliers, so more companies will entertain reshoring their supply chains and production.
Off-shore supply chains and production result in a lower cost of goods sold, implying that reshoring will cause the opposite unless the shift to nationalizing production involves advanced automation. At first, this will be extremely concerning to labourers who are fearful of losing their jobs; however, as manufacturing economies are more automatized, production efficiency will increase, the price of goods will remain stable, and the reallocation of labour will result in new career opportunities that we can't yet imagine.
Additionally, Ian Bremmer, president and founder of Eurasia Group, predicts that businesses will shift from just-in-time production, to what The Financial Times calls just-in-case production. COVID-19 has taught us that the just-in-time model is excellent in certain market conditions with little variability and that the model comes at the sacrifice of resilience. The benefits of just-in-time models don't matter when your business is struggling to supply goods, or worse, ceases to exist. The emergence of a just-in-case model would incorporate buffers that will protect against future economic threats.
Governments will be protective of domestic industries attracting foreign investment.
The post-pandemic unpredictability of global cash flow has caused greater ambivalence on both ends of the foreign investment table. First, foreign investors are eager to invest while market valuations are low because the potential for ROI is greater. Second, governments and corporations are wary over foreign investments because of the effect the foreign investor could have on a local economy. The latter was always true in the pre-pandemic world, but now, this concern is greater than ever due to the fragility of current economies. It may be in governments' and companies' best interest to limit foreign investment so as to keep industries on domestic soil. This is particularly important to consider in the areas of food production, health care, vaccine research, technology, and other essential industries of our time because accepting foreign investment from the wrong groups can disassemble the local economies we are trying to rebuild. Australia was one of the first countries to put protectionist measures on foreign investments – as Treasurer of Australia and Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party in Australia Josh Fyndenberg said, "We do not want any predatory behaviour."
Governments could increase income taxes, or create an altogether new crisis response tax.
Governments have been "playing the role of insurer and investor of last resort" according to Sergio Rebelo (from point 2). He goes on to say that "public debt will balloon, creating financial challenges around the world."
In Canada alone, the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) and Canada Emergency Student Benefit (CESB), Canada Emergency Business Account loans, and small business emergency wage subsidies are the greatest expenses. These expenses are being incurred during a time tax revenues are staggeringly low due to not being able to collect income tax from unemployed citizens.
According to Trevor Tombe, associate professor of economics at the University of Calgary, one way we can pay our pandemic response debts is through a COVID-19 Debt Repayment Fund. This fund would collect special taxes similar to how Canadians pay GST or HST on purchases. Many Canadians will question if a tax like this would ever be removed from government revenues, long after pandemic response debt has been paid. Tombe admits that an idea like this needs to be investigated more.
Royce Mendes has other ideas, however. As a senior economist at CIBC Capital Markets, Mendes claims that there may be a possibility that Canadians won't see their taxes increased. Mendes quotes, Canada had "the lowest central government debt-to-GDP ratio" in all of the G7 economies, which improves the outlook for Canadian economic recovery. Unlike previous recessions, the COVID-19 recession has forced interest rates extremely low which means that Canadian government could repay all of its COVID-19 response debt by borrowing for 10 years at a rate of 0.6% at little-to-no increase in taxes for Canadians.
Either way, the Canadian economy will need to grow past pre-pandemic statistics in order to pay back it's crisis response debt.
Economic weirdness for a while…
Canada's GDP is projecting a drop from $1,736 billion USD in 2019, to $1,670 billion USD by the end of 2020. When GDP drops, so does consumer spending and corporate earnings. Naturally, the stock market will follow. Or so we thought…
The TSX was at it's lowest on March 23, 2020, just as businesses were closing and the lockdown began. Since then, it's been steadily increasing to just below pre-pandemic levels despite GDP decreasing. Three theories attempt to explain this:
The first theory is that people are investing in the stock market while prices are low to increase future returns.
The second theory is that people are speculating on share prices, and then buying and selling shares multiple times in one day. The stock exchange tells us that recent stock value increases are a result of speculation.
The third theory is foreign investment and/or speculation. Offshore currencies may be finding their way into the stock market which explains why GDP remains low compared to what is happening on the stock market.
Either way, both investing and speculation will increase stock prices and stimulate growth which will then increase GDP. Praveen Chakravarty on BloombergQuint quotes "I do not have any clear answers to explain why [global stock markets] are so euphoric when the entire economy is feeling despondent." Summary? Stock exchanges are doing weird things, and all we have are educated guesses as to why. And… this is likely to continue for a while.
Additional sources used:
New York Times, Big Tech Could Emerge From Coronavirus Crisis Stronger Than Ever
WSP, How Will COVID-19 Change Demand for Office Space
Real Estate News Exchange, Vancouver Office Market Riding Out Pandemic: CBRE
Statista, Vacancy Rate of Office Space in Vancouver Q2 2020, by Submarket
Resume Lab, Gig Economy: Statistics and Definition
International Monetary Fund, Life Post–COVID-19
World Economic Forum, Foreign Investment Is Drying up Thanks to COVID-19 but There May Be a Silver Lining
Investment Executive, How will Canada pay for its Covid-19 response?
Global News, Ottawa's Coronavirus Deficit Will Take 'Many, Many Years' to Pay Down: Economist
Maclean's, Why Canada Might Need a Temporary COVID-19 Tax and Repayment Fund
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Big Ben talks Saints
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"I absolutely think it's a must win. We feel this is a very important game. We have to put together a stretch of football that we never played before. That's what we are preparing to do." — Ben.
Re: Running more against the Saints:
It's still early in the week. We are going to evaluate them more and ourselves. We are just going to try to do whatever we think will help us win the game.
Re: Two elite QBs playing against each other and going up against someone like Drew Brees:
You know how good of a player he is. You know that you have to step your game up because your offense counts on it. It's an honor to be on the field with a guy like that. I will continue to watch him. I have watched him for a long time. I know him well. He's a great football player. Hopefully our defense steps up and helps him not have a good day.
You know Drew pretty well?
Yeah, I know him just from over the years and doing events and things like that.
How close are you to figuring out the run against the pass defense and pass against the run defense and being capable of both and taking what the defense gives you?
You can sit there and look at how the Ravens ran the ball and how we ran the ball well but every week is different. The Saints could come in and shut down the run for all we know and we'd have to throw the ball. Or vice versa. That's why we put together a game plan and have plan, work that plan and plan for the unexpected.
Re: The confidence to do either one:
Very confident; we feel if we have to run it we can or throw it, we can do that too. That goes to all the weapons that we have and how well the offensive line is playing.
Have you ever seen an AFC North race like this?
No. There hasn't been, because Cleveland, as long as I have been here, hasn't done what they have been doing. It's pretty fun. It speaks to this division and what each team has done.
Have you and other veterans relayed the message of this being a must win game?
A little bit. I just think it's that time of year. It's November and December football. It's always a must win game. I don't care if you are undefeated or if you have your division locked up, anybody that has played the game for a while will tell you that this time of the year is must win. Like you mentioned in 2005, if you get hot at the right time, that's when teams make runs. That's when championships can be had. It's all about playing your best football this time of year.
You can read more & watch video of Ben's interview here.
"Big Ben: Super Bowl is 'ultimate goal'"
From Jeremy Fowler, ESPN.com:
Ben Roethlisberger is producing his best statistical season — perhaps an MVP season — and is on pace for nearly 4,800 passing yards and 35 touchdowns by late December.
The way Roethlisberger sees it, winning an MVP would be an "awesome individual honor," but he wouldn't trade it for either of his two Super Bowls — or three, if he has his way.
"If you asked any player that's won MVP awards and never won a Super Bowl, I'm sure they'd trade that in in a heartbeat," Roethlisberger told ESPN on Wednesday as the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints. "[An MVP] is a great thing. It would still be a reflection of how our offense has played. To me, that Super Bowl is the ultimate goal."
Roethlisberger, who has completed 68.3 percent of his passes this season, hasn't always aligned big statistical years with the Steelers' highest win totals.
In 2009, Roethlisberger threw for 4,328 yards and 26 touchdowns, and the Steelers finished 9-7. These Steelers have a 7-4 record, offensive playmakers such as Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell and an offensive coordinator in Todd Haley who Roethlisberger said embraces collaboration.
Roethlisberger said he has "no clue" why the perception exists that he and Haley don't get along, a theme that percolated late last season after a loss to the Miami Dolphins. At the time, Roethlisberger quickly squashed what he believed was a misconception.
"It's been like that since he got here, and we're still not sure why it is," Roethlisberger said Wednesday. "We kind of laugh at it and make a mockery of it now. I think it's just the reason [the perception] came early that we didn't get along is because it was something new."
Roethlisberger said he'll throw a concept Haley's way and Haley can keep it, tweak it or not use it, and no decision is personal.
"I have to be an extension of him on the football field — we have to be able to communicate well together," Roethlisberger said. "He gives me the freedom — that's part of working together, having the freedom, being able to change a play, getting into my own play, no-huddle type stuff, but none of that works if we don't put the time in during the week."
Roethlisberger said in the offseason he wanted this year to be his best, which he tried to back up by eating right, putting in extra work away from the facility and picking up quarterbacking nuances from "watching the greats." Roethlisberger effusively praises his offensive teammates for the Steelers' production, but he also knows his health and his arm are ready for the stretch run.
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package com.groupdocs.comparison.examples.advanced_usage.generate_page_previews;

import com.groupdocs.comparison.Comparer;
import com.groupdocs.comparison.Document;
import com.groupdocs.comparison.common.delegates.Delegates;
import com.groupdocs.comparison.examples.SampleFiles;
import com.groupdocs.comparison.examples.Utils;
import com.groupdocs.comparison.options.PreviewOptions;
import com.groupdocs.comparison.options.enums.PreviewFormats;

import java.io.*;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.nio.file.Paths;

/**
 * This example demonstrates how to get document specific size previews
 */
public class SetSpecificImagesSize {
    public static void run() throws Exception {

        String outputFileName = Utils.getOutputDirectoryPath(SampleFiles.RESULT_SLIDES, "SetSpecificImagesSize");

        Path resultPath;
        try (OutputStream resultStream = new FileOutputStream(outputFileName);
             Comparer comparer = new Comparer(SampleFiles.SOURCE_SLIDES)) {
            comparer.add(SampleFiles.TARGET_SLIDES);
            resultPath = comparer.compare(resultStream);
        }
        if (resultPath == null) {
            resultPath = Paths.get(outputFileName);
        }
        try (InputStream documentStream = new FileInputStream(resultPath.toFile());
             Document document = new Document(documentStream)) {

            {
                // Note: It is the same with commented code below
                document.generatePreview(
                        new PreviewOptions.Builder(
                                new Delegates.CreatePageStream() {
                                    @Override
                                    public OutputStream invoke(int pageNumber) {
                                        String pagePath = Utils.SAMPLES_PATH + "result-SetSpecificImagesSize_" + pageNumber + ".png";
                                        try {
                                            return new FileOutputStream(pagePath);
                                        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
                                            e.printStackTrace();
                                            throw new RuntimeException(e);
                                        }
                                    }
                                })
                                .setPreviewFormat(PreviewFormats.PNG)
                                .setPageNumbers(new int[]{1, 2})
                                .setHeight(1000)
                                .setWidth(1000)
                                .build());

                // Note: It is the same with the code above
//                PreviewOptions previewOptions = new PreviewOptions(new Delegates.CreatePageStream() {
//                    @Override
//                    public OutputStream invoke(int pageNumber) {
//                        String pagePath = Utils.SAMPLES_PATH + "result-SetSpecificImagesSize_" + pageNumber + ".png";
//                        try {
//                            return new FileOutputStream(pagePath);
//                        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
//                            e.printStackTrace();
//                            throw new RuntimeException(e);
//                        }
//                    }
//                });
//                previewOptions.setPreviewFormat(PreviewFormats.PNG);
//                previewOptions.setPageNumbers(new int[]{1, 2});
//                previewOptions.setHeight(1000);
//                previewOptions.setWidth(1000);
//                document.generatePreview(previewOptions);
            }
        }
        System.out.println("\nDocument previews generated successfully.\nCheck output in " + Utils.OUTPUT_PATH + ".");
    }
}

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https://lonzowire.usatoday.com/2019/04/24/lonzo-ball-news-magic-johnson-rob-pelinka-jeanie-buss-rumor-la-lakers/
Bucher: Email exchanges between Rob Pelinka, Jeanie Buss criticizing Magic Johnson led to resignation
April 24, 2019 12:59 pm ET
Magic Johnson's resignation caught the Los Angeles Lakers and NBA world by surprise at season's end. Without any public indication, Johnson relinquished his role as one of the most powerful executives in all of sports.
However, while there may not have been anything publicly that led to Johnson's decision, behind the scenes, some backstabbing of sorts could have influenced the move.
On Colin Cowherd's show on Wednesday, Bleacher Report senior writer and Fox Sports 1 analyst Ric Bucher detailed a story involving Rob Pelinka and Jeanie Buss.
"My understanding is that there were some emails that were exchanged between Rob and Jeanie…about Magic and about what Magic was and wasn't doing. They were critical emails. And somehow, someway, Jeanie, from what I understand, was CC'ing or blind CC'ing Magic on everything. That was sort of protocol. Standard issue.
Somehow, the exchange between Rob and Jeanie ended up on that string of the blind CC's that were going to Magic. So, Magic now is seeing emails from Rob to Jeanie that were critical of what he was doing and maybe most important in all this is that there was no indication that Jeanie was backing Rob up in terms of either going to Magic and letting him know this was going on or going back at Rob and defending Magic. That was not happening and so when he talked about the backstabbing, to me, my understtanding that's what started it. The fact that Jeanie waved goodbye and said 'Thank you for all that you did' was that she didn't necessarily disagree with what Rob was saying."
If true, this is just furthering what has been a terrible month for the Lakers. Even prior to Johnson's resignation, the stories coming out about the front office were not encouraging. In the wake of the move, though, the stories are growing worse and worse.
This also isn't the first time Buss and emails have been a matter of discussion. Emails from her about Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer created a stir earlier this season as well.
At best, this is a bad look for a franchise continuing to make a fool of itself. At worst, it's another sign of the chaotic nature of the front office in which no one will be able to succeed.
Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story suggested that Magic Johnson's resignation was caused by the purported leaked email chain. The story has been updated to reflect that this rumor is unconfirmed.
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The Cougar NBA tracker, Jimmer Fredette: Game 63
The New Orleans Pelicans had a much-needed bounce back win as they knocked off the Memphis Grizzlies 95-89 at the Smoothie King Center on Saturday night. The Pelicans used a huge second half to outlast Memphis and improve to 34-29 on the season. After trailing 50-38 at halftime, they outscored the Grizzlies 57-39, including 33-17 in third quarter.
Tyreke Evans and Anthony Davis led the way for New Orleans in the victory. Evans finished with 26 points on 10-for-16 shooting from the floor to go along with seven assists, three rebounds and three steals while Davis had 23 points on 11-for-21 shooting with 10 rebounds and five blocks. Eric Gordon added 16 points on 4-for-6 shooting from the floor, including 3-for-5 from distance and 5-for-5 from the free-throw line with six assists while Norris Cole chipped in with 12 points, three assists and two rebounds in 29 minutes off the bench. Omer Asik also had a solid all-around performance with seven points, 11 rebounds, three blocks and a pair of steals.
Jeff Green and Mike Conley did most of the damage offensively for Memphis in the loss. Green totaled 20 points on 8-for-18 shooting from the floor with four rebounds, three assists, a steal and a block while Conley had 17 points on 5-for-9 shooting from the floor, including 3-for-6 from beyond the arc and 4-for-4 from the charity stripe as well as four rebounds and three helpers. Beno Udrih and Nick Calathes also made some nice contributions off the bench. Udrih had 11 points on 4-for-6 shooting with three assists while Calathes put up nine points and seven assists. Marc Gasol added eight points, seven rebounds, six assists, five blocks and three steals while Tony Allen chipped in with seven points, eight rebounds and six steals. The weirdest stat line of the night surely came from Zach Randolph. The double-double machine recorded just seven points on 3-for-10 shooting from the floor and 1-for-4 from the free-throw line. What more shocking than the lack of offensive production is the fact that although he averages 11.4 boards a night, he had two rebounds.
Jimmer Fredette did not play for the second time in as many nights and the 20th time in 64 games. This time the spare minutes that coach Monty Williams had went to Elliot Williams who the Pelicans just added to the roster. He saw four minutes of action and went scoreless on 0-for-2 shooting from the floor with two rebounds.
Up next for Fredette and the Pelicans is a matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks on Monday night.
Posted in basketball, BYU, BYU basketball, BYU Cougars, Jimmer Fredette, nba, sports, UncategorizedTagged Anthony Davis, basketball, Beno Udrih, Elliot Williams, eric gordon, Jeff Green, marc gasol, Memphis Grizzlies, Mike Conley, Milwaukee Bucks, Monty Williams, nba, New Orleans Pelicans, Nick Calathes, Norris Cole, Omer Asik, Tony Allen, Tyreke Evans, Zach Randolph
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Textile Engineering, Chemistry & Science
Comparison of heat sensors for use in evaluating the thermal protective performance of clothing
2001 advances in bioengineering: presented at the 2001 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition: November 11-16, 2001, New York, New York. New York, N.Y. : American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
By: R. Barker, H. Hamouda, J. Johnson, I. Shalev & I. Bender
Effect of measured heat loss through turnout materials in firefighter comfort and heat stress part I: Performance in a mild environment
In C.N. Nelson & N. W. Henry (Eds.), Performance of protective clothing: issues and priorities for the 21st century. Seventh volume. West Conshohocken, PA: ASTM.
By: R. Barker, L. Myhre, B. Scruggs, I. Shalev, C. Prasharn & T. Miszko
Ed(s): . C.N. Nelson & N. Henry
Evaluating operating room gowns: Comparing comfort of nonwoven and woven materials
International Nonwovens Journal, 9(1), 23–29.
By: R. Barker, B. Scruggs & I. Shalev
Protective textile particulate penetration screening
In R. L. Barker & G. C. Coletta (Eds.), Performance of protective clothing : a symposium sponsored by ASTM Committee F-23 on Protective Clothing, Raleigh, NC, 16-20 July 1984 (Vol. 7).
By: R. Barker, I. Shalev, M. McCord, P. Tucker & B. Lisk
Ed(s): . R. L. Barker & G. Coletta
10.1520/stp14442s
Comparison of heat sensors for use in evaluating the thermal protective performance of clothing materials
By: R. Barker, H. Hamouda, J. Johnson, I. Shalev & M. Bender
Effects of measured heat loss through turnout material in firefighter comfort and heat stress part I: Performance in a mild environment
In C.N. Nelson & N. W. Henry (Eds.), Performance of protective clothing: issues and priorities for the 21st century. Seventh volume (Vol. 7).
Effects of measured heat loss through turnout material in firefighter comfort and heat stress part II: Performance in a warm environment
In C.N. Nelson & N. W. Henry (Eds.), Performance of protective clothing: issues and priorities for the 21st century. Seventh volume.
By: R. Barker, L. Myhre, B. Scruggs, I. Shalev, C. Prasham & T. Miszko
Review and evaluation of thermal sensors for use in testing firefighter protective clothing: Final report
In Response of high performance concrete to fire conditions : review of thermal property data and measurement techniques. Gaithersburg, MD : National Institute of Standards and Technology, Building and Fire Research Laboratory.
By: R. Barker, H. Hamouda, I. Shalev & J. Johnson
Thermophysical and sensorial properties of heat resistant workwear materials. part I: Instrument analysis of fabric properties
Textile Technology Forum: IFAI Expo 1999, October 28-30, 1999, San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, Calif. USA. Roseville, MN: Industrial Fabrics Association International.
By: R. Barker, C. Choi Yoo, I. Shalev & B. Scruggs
Thermophysical and sensorial properties of heat resistant workwear materials. part II: Perceived comfort response to garments
Comparison of the comfort properties of nonwoven and woven fabrics in operating room gowns
Book of papers: INDA-TEC 98, largest International Nonwovens Conference: September 15-17, 1998, Trump Plaza Hotel, Atlantic City, NJ. Cary, NC : INDA, Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.
Aerosol barrier efficiency test method for wide range of fabrics
In J. O. Stull & A. D. Schwope (Eds.), Performance of protective clothing. Sixth volume. West Conshohocken, PA: ASTM.
By: B. Lisk, R. Barker, M. McCord, I. Shalev & P. Tucker
Ed(s): . J. O. Stull & A. Schwope
Blood borne hazards protective apparel with reasonable comfort
In J. O. Stull & A. D. Schwope (Eds.), Performance of protective clothing. West Conshohocken, PA : ASTM.
By: R. Barker, P. Tucker, M. McCord, I. Shalev & R. Wilderson-Barnes
Bloodborne hazard protective apparel with reasonable comfort
In J. O. Stull & D. Schwope (Eds.), Performance of protective clothing. Fifth volume (Vol. 6).
By: M. McCord, C. Barnes, P. Tucker, R. Barker, I. Shalev & J. Zingelmann
Ed(s): . J. O. Stull & D. Schwope
Heat and moisture transfer of multi-layer fabrics
In D. S. M. Y. Shapiro & Y. Epstein (Eds.), Environmental ergonomics: recent progress and new frontiers. London: Freund.
By: I. Shalev, R. Barker & P. Chen
Ed(s): D. Y. Shapiro & Y. Epstein
Development of a mechanical stylus based surface analysis system for soft paper products
Proceedings: 1994 Nonwovens Conference: Grenelefe Conference Center, Orlando, Florida, February 14-16. Atlanta, GA: TAPPI.
By: R. Barker, D. Allen, J. Rust & I. Shalev
Evaluation of surface softness of tissue paper products using mechanical stylus scanning, optical image analysis and fuzzy sets
By: R. Barker, J. Rust, T. Keadle & I. Shalev
Heat and moisture transfer through nonwoven fabrics. part I: A theoretical model describing thermal conductivity
Textile Research Journal, 64(3), 149–162.
By: R. Barker, S. Woo & I. Shalev
Heat and moisture transfer through nonwoven fabrics. part II: A theoretical model describing moisture diffusivity
Softness properties of fabric-like tissues
By: R. Barker, J. Kim & I. Shalev
Softness properties of paper towels
TAPPI Journal, 77(10), 83–89.
Tissue softness evaluation by mechanical stylus scanning
By: J. Rust, K. Keadle, D. Allen, I. Shalev & R. Barker
Instrumented methods for measuring the surface frictional properties of softener treated fabric
Textile Chemist and Colorist, 25(8), 15–20.
By: R. Barker, H. Hamouda, I. Shalev & J. Kim
Comfort properties of single layer aramid workwear fabrics
Proceedings. Soesterberg, the Netherlands : Organization for Applied Scientific Research.
By: R. Barker, I. Shalev, S. An & B. Scruggs
Development of the comfort and thermal protection laboratory facility at North Carolina State University
In J. P. McBriarty & N. W. Henry (Eds.), Performance of protective clothing, fourth volume. Philadelphia, PA: ASTM.
By: W. Behnke, I. Shalev & B. Scruggs
Ed(s): . J. P. McBriarty & N. Henry
Development of the comfort and thermal protection laboratory facility at the NCSU College of Textiles
2nd TANDEC Conference, October 13-October 16, University of Knoxville--Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee. Knoxville, Tenn. : Textiles and Nonwovens Development Center.
By: R. Barker, W. Behnke, I. Shalev & B. Scruggs
Measuring protective insulation of fabrics in hot surface contact
In R. S. S.Z. Mansdorf & A. P. Nielsen (Eds.), Performance of protective clothing : second symposium.
By: R. Barker, S. Stamper & I. Shalev
Ed(s): R. S.Z. Mansdorf & A. Nielsen
Predicting the thermal protective performance of heat protective fabrics from basic properties
In R. L. Barker & G. C. Coletta (Eds.), Performance of protective clothing : a symposium sponsored by ASTM Committee F-23 on Protective Clothing, Raleigh, NC, 16-20 July 1984 (pp. 358–375). Philadelphia, PA : ASTM.
By: R. Barker & I. Shalev
Analyzing the performance of fabrics in TPP exposures
INTERFLAM: International Conference on Flammability ; 1985.
Protective fabrics: A comparison of laboratory methods for evaluating the thermal protective performance in convective/radiant exposures
Textile Research Journal, 54(10), 648–654.
Transient thermophysical properties of thermally degrading fabrics and their effect on thermal protection
Proceedings of the Fiber Society / SAMPE Conference on high performance textile structures.
A computerized approach to evaluating the performance of heat resistant protective fabrics
Journal of Industrial Fabrics, 4.
By: R. Barker, M. Kazmierczak & I. Shalev
Analysis of the heat transfer characteristics of fabrics in an open flame exposure


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Q: Text floating in block next to image I would like to achieve the following placement:
Two different texts (in block) floating / inline next to image. (Everything inside div).
I have been trying with different display settings (block + inline for text etc.) but it is still not working.

HTML:

<img src="<?php echo 'img/'.$row["sType"].'.png';?>"/>
TITLEe
Description

CSS:
.res {

    height:60px;
    background-color:yellow;
    border-bottom:1px solid black;
    text-align:left;

}

.res img {

    margin-top:8.5px;
    margin-left:5px;
    display:inline
}

.res span {

    display:block;
}

A:

.content {
    width: 400px;
    border: 4px solid red;
    padding: 20px;
    overflow: hidden;
}

.content img {
    margin-right: 15px;
    float: left;
}

.content h3,
.content p{
    margin-left: 15px;
    display: block;
    margin: 2px 0 0 0;
}

Title

Some Description

A: Hi why used to float left you can do this without used float as like this

<img src="<?php echo 'img/'.$row["sType"].'.png';?>"/>

TITLEe

Description

Css
    .res {
    height:60px;
    background-color:yellow;
    border-bottom:1px solid black;
}
img, .text{
vertical-align:top;
}
.text{
display:inline-block;
}
p, h5{
margin:0;
  padding:0;
}

and change to css, class according to your design

A: well you can try the classic way using tables although it is not recommended to use tables for layout

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A: try this.....should work
html:

css:
#testDiv { float:left; width: 360px; }
#testDiv .imgContainer { float:left; width:120px; height:90px; }
#testDiv .textContainer { float:left; width:240px; height:90px; overflow:hidden }

A: I think you need the following:
HTML:

TITLE

Element description

CSS:
.wrap { width: 600px; /* Just a sample value */ }
.left { width: 200px; float: left; }
.right { margin-left: 220px; width: 380px;}

That should do the trick.
Adjust width and margin params to your needs.

A: You could just do:
margin-top: 30px;

to your text. That makes it 30 pixels lower. simple


December brings with it a sense of magic, wonder, and romance. Admire the sound of sleigh bells ringing and choirs singing. Hold hands through a winter wonderland, kiss beneath the mistletoe, and enjoy quality time with the love of your life. Treat yourself to one of the best Christmas vacations for couples this year! Escape the madness of holiday shopping and family quarrels and focus on yourselves for a change. Maybe you imagine yourselves strolling through snow-covered parks and sipping hot cocoa in front of a crackling fire. Perhaps you'd prefer a warm-weather holiday, feeling the sand beneath your toes and watching illuminated boat parades from the shore. It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Where will the road take you this year?
The holidays are the perfect time to celebrate romance. When you stay at a Select Registry property, your romantic vacation transforms as a kind of Christmas miracle. Opt to stay in a Bed & Breakfast that specializes in spas and relaxation. Rest your heads in a space that emits an aura of refined elegance. You can even melt your troubles away at one of our properties that luxurious hot tubs. Make a list of preferred amenities, check it twice, and find the perfect place to stay during your Christmas vacation.
Known to many as Christmas City, Bethlehem, PA, sets the scene for a holly jolly Christmas vacation. Attend local holiday concerts and hum your favorite classic tunes. You can also shop for traditional treats and handmade decorations at Christkindlmarkt. Immerse yourself in a delightful experience bounding with joyful sentiments and moments of cheer. You and your partner will cherish the memories made in this charming town.
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There's nothing quite like a romantic Christmas getaway in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Imagine crunching through patches of snow in Town Square beneath the beautifully decorated Elk Antler arch. Dash through the snow on an adventurous sleigh ride with the Grand Tetons as your backdrop. To top it off, the powdery white precipitation makes in this regions makes it one of the best places to ski! Pack your favorite scarves and snow boots and suit up for an unforgettable escapade.
Noted by National Geographic as one of the most unique lodges in the world, The Bentwood Inn sits nestled in front of breathtaking scenes of the Grand Teton National Park. Enjoy horse-drawn sleigh rides and return to your beautiful bedroom for an unparalleled night's rest.
Ditch the Scrooges back home and head to a town known for the Christmas celebrations! Awarded the honor of HGTV's #2 Christmas Town in America, Kennebunkport, ME, is one of the best places to spend the holiday season with your honey. Fill your senses with the smell of pine trees, dazzling light displays, and baked-to-perfection confections. You'll fall in love all over again surrounded by whirling snowflakes and holiday cheer.
Cozy up in the comfort of an oversized 4-poster bed after a busy day exploring all that Kennebunkport has to offer this wonderful time of year. Fall asleep to the sound of crackling wood and the glow of incandescent flames flickering in the fireplace. Wake up to a three-course breakfast each morning and book an appointment at a day spa. Gift yourselves a stay at Captain Lord Mansion this year!
Escape to the sandy shores of Amelia Island, Florida. Don't think that because you're staying on the beach, you'll miss out on any of the Christmas cheer. Take part in local festivities like Dickens on Centre or the Holiday Home Tour. You'll even have the opportunity to see the world's largest gingerbread pirate ship in the lobby of the Ritz-Carlton.
Find the perfect spot to soak in the sun's rays on the wraparound porch of Elizabeth Pointe. Listen to the roar of the ocean from your window and look out over panoramic ocean views. Between indulging in exciting winter activities and outdoor adventures, return to your home away from home for fresh-baked cookies or a glass of lemonade. What are you waiting for? Crank up the Beach Boys' Christmas Album and head to the coast!
When you visit Ferndale, California this time of year, chances are you'll run into Santa Claus, America's tallest living Christmas tree, and a downtown strip, glowing with colorful lights. Admire Victorian era-inspired architecture adorned with wreaths, holly, and holiday spirit. Find the niche gifts to send back home to loved ones and enjoy the solitude of a Christmas getaway with your partner.
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Queen's Market is one of London's most famous and diverse markets and one of its cheapest. You can find it right next to Upton Park underground station on vibrant Green Street with its thriving small shops, cafes and restaurants.
Up to the turn of the 20th century, the market ran along Green Street. It moved to its present site in 1904.
The market is very much part of the local community with events and festivals throughout the year, including an Easter egg hunt, a Santa's grotto at Christmas, a summer festival and celebrations for Eid and Diwali.
Find Queen's Market on a map.
Buses: 5, 25 58, 86, 104, 115, 238, 325, 330, 376.
Queen's market serves the very diverse local community so you will find African, African-Caribbean and South Asian fresh foodstuffs as well as jewellery, fabric and trimmings from the Indian sub-continent and household goods and kitchenware for all cultures.
At present we are only renting a casual pitches (renting by the day) depending on what space is available and the type of goods you are selling.
After trading for a minimum of three months we may consider an application for full time permanent trading.
Fancy being your own boss? Are you an existing market trader?
Queens Market is looking for new traders and for the first two months of trading we are offering a 30% discount against the current pitch fees for casual trading.
This is an ideal opportunity for anyone who is considering starting their pwn business with minimal outlay.
For full details, go to the market trading licence page.
You will be responsible for sourcing and paying for any electricity you use.


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CAR-Ts to take centre stage at ASH haematology congress
Haematology is one of the most exciting areas in drug development today, with waves of new treatments emerging for hard-to-treat diseases. However continuing safety concerns will be a focal point for the companies in the CAR-T space.
Rival companies vying to be the future leader in CAR-T immunotherapy will take centre stage at the American Society of Haematology (ASH) congress, which starts today in San Diego.
The pipeline for the broad range of blood diseases, including malignancies, haemophilia and sickle cell anaemia, has grown massively in the last few years, and now haematology is one of the most exciting areas in pharma development.
CAR-T therapies have been generating the greatest level of hype and excitement in the last few years, but the field has also been rocked by deaths of patients in clinical trials.
In CAR-T, T cells are genetically engineered to attack the B cells that become malignant in some blood cancer types. However by unleashing the body's own immune system, the resulting 'cytokine storm' can set off an uncontrollable immune reaction which can be life-threatening and is still poorly understood.
Juno Therapeutics last week announced that two clinical trial patients had died due to side effects from its CAR-T therapy JCAR015 in acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. Clinical trials for the drug are now on hold, and many critical voices have been raised against the company and the FDA for resuming trials after three earlier fatalities, only for two more patients to die on the trial.
The company, led by chief executive Hans Bishop will need to reassure investors, patients, and doctors about the safety of its CAR-T programme, and provide a clear roadmap for how it proceeds after the deaths.
Another company, Kite Pharma, has been free of such serious safety concerns for its rival CAR-T drug KTE-C19, which looks set to reach the market some time in 2017.
Kite is to present data from an interim analysis of the pivotal ZUMA-1 trial of KTE-C19 in patients with chemorefractory aggressive non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) at ASH, and has been selected as one of the key studies to close the meeting on Tuesday.
Another front-runner is Novartis. The Swiss company will present interim data from a phase 2 trial of its candidate CTL019, which will be included in a planned submission to the FDA in early 2017.
Meanwhile Bluebird Bio has just announced some encouraging data ahead of the congress. Interim results from an early-stage study of its CAR-T-cell candidate bb2121 in relapsed refractory multiple myeloma patients found that seven of the first nine evaluable patients positively responded to the drug.
The ASH congress is once again being held in San Diego.
There are also major advances in sickle cell anaemia on the horizon. One of the most promising prospects is Selexys Pharma, a small US biotech, which will be presenting results of its antibody called SelG1. This treats episodes of 'sickle cell-related pain crises,' in which the malformed blood cells block circulation in blood vessels.
The promise of the company and its technology has been recognised by Novartis, which has just acquired the company for $665 million.
Bluebird Bio will be presenting studies of another of its promising therapies in this field. Its lentiviral-based gene therapy, LentiGlobin is being studied for transfusion-dependent β-thalassemia (TDT) and severe sickle cell disease (SCD).
Haemophilia is another disease area where excitement about potential breakthroughs is building. Roche will be presenting numerous studies, including late-stage trial data on its emicizumab in the treatment of haemophilia A.
Meanwhile Spark Therapeutics and its big pharma partner Pfizer will present phase 1/2 clinical trial data of its gene therapy SPK-9001 for treatment of haemophilia B.
Spark saw its share price suffer after it released its abstact for ASH, as eagle-eyed investors noted a worrying immune response in one haemophilia B patient.
However confidence has now returned, with investors reassured that the signal doesn't spell a major setback for the drug programme.
Lymphoma, leukaemia, multiple myeloma
Roche is also investing heavily across haematology, and will present more than 60 abstracts in San Diego.
Most notable is its pivotal GALLIUM study in previously untreated follicular lymphoma, which will feature in the Plenary Scientific Session, reserved for the top six abstracts submitted to the meeting. The study shows that people treated with its new treatment Gazyva/Gazyvaro plus chemotherapy lived significantly longer without their disease worsening than those treated with Rituxan/MabThera plus chemotherapy
Celgene is another major player in haematology, centring around its blockbuster multiple myeloma treatment Revlimid.
Results from its Myeloma XI study demonstrate that the use of Revlimid in maintenance treatment of myeloma helped boost progression-free survival (PFS) in patients of all ages, according to one abstract.
Also being presented will be the pivotal FIRST trial for transplant ineligible newly-diagnosed myeloma patients. Treatment with Revlimid improved both progression-free survival and overall survival in that trial, results which should help keep the drug as a 'backbone' of treatment.
A wave of new multiple myeloma treatments reached the market in 2015 and 2016, among them Janssen's Darzalex, which has just gained FDA approval for combination use.
Finally, Janssen will also be presenting new data on its chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) treatment Imbruvica. Five-year follow-up data from two phase 2 trials will provide an in-depth look into the extended use of the drug as a monotherapy in patients with CLL or small lymphocytic lymphoma (CLL/SLL).
Bluebird trumpets long-term data from beta-thalassaemia gene therapy
Medical meetings: Blockbuster or Netflix?
Clinical decision-making insights for haem/oncs
When science and biology combine – the outlook for ADCs in cancer drug development


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Helen M. Speer
By Morning Journal | morningjournal@dfmdev.com |
PUBLISHED: September 29, 2004 at 10:38 a.m. | UPDATED: July 16, 2021 at 1:01 a.m.
She was born July 14, 1931, in Milan Township. She graduated from Milan High School in 1949. Mrs. Speer enjoyed gardening and her flowers. She was member of St. John's United Church of Christ and a homemaker. Survivors include her husband of 53 years, Richard Speer; daughters Rebecca Speer of Naples, Fla., Robin Speer of Clayton and Heather Edwards of Cedarville; son, Terry Speer of Milan; and three grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her daughters Amy and Julie Speer; her parents, Richard and Esther (nee Rosekelly) Heckelman; and brother, George Heckelman. Friends may call Thursday, 5 to 8 p.m., at Groff Funeral Home, 1 S. Main St., Milan, a service will be Friday at 11 a.m. The Rev. Wendy Schindler-Chasney will officiate. Burial will follow in Milan Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of the donor's choice.
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The Man from Tallahassee (313)
Raised By Another
All the Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues
Whatever The Case May
... In Translation
Deux Ex Machina
Do No Arms
Man of Science, Man of Faith
Everybody Hates Hugo
... And Found
The Other 48 Days
What Kate Did
The 23rd Psalm
The Long Con
Three Minutes
Live Together, Die Alone
The Glass Ballerina
Further Instructions
Not in Portland
Flashes Before Your Eyes
Tricia Tanaka is Dead
Enter 77
The Man from Tallahassee
LOCKE: It's Jack. The first time I saw him he was risking his life pulling people out of burning airplane wreckage. If he's shaking hands with the Others I'm sure he has a good reason. We just have to go down there and find out what it is.
BEN: Alex?
BEN: John!
LOCKE: Shhh. Keep your voice down.
BEN: All right. It's all right, John. You don't have to point the gun at me. I can tell you where Jack is.
LOCKE: I'm not looking for Jack. I'm looking for the submarine. The submarine. Where is it?
BEN: I want you to bring me the man from Tallahassee.
ALPERT: What do you need him for?
BEN: Just do it. Now.
ALPERT: Ok.
LOCKE: The man from Tallahassee? What is that, some kind of code?
BEN: No, John, unfortunately we don't have a code for "There's a man in my closet with a gun to my daughter's head." Although we obviously should.
LOCKE: You're conning her, aren't you? You're going to marry her for her money, right?
COOPER: What is it you want, John?
LOCKE: I want you to end it. I want you to call off the wedding.
COOPER: Why are you doing this?
LOCKE: Because. Because it's not fair! You make people think that you're their family. And then you leave their life in ruins. And I'm not going to let you do it again! You're going to call off your engagement and go...or I'm going to tell her the truth. I want to hear you say it! You say you're going to leave!
COOPER: Ok, John. You got it.
BEN: So tell me John. How do you expect to pilot our submarine? I mean, it's a complicated piece of machinery. You don't just press "submerge".
BEN: What is in the pack, John? If you met Mikhail that means you were in the communications station. Which means you found the explosives. So you're not planning to pilot the submarine anywhere, are you? You're planning to destroy it.
DETECTIVE MASON: Do you know a man named Peter Talbot?
LOCKE: No, I don't think so.
DETECTIVE MASON: Thin, brown hair, 20's?
DETECTIVE MASON: If it will be helpful we believe he was here in your apartment 2 days ago.
LOCKE: Oh, yeah. Yeah, he was a solicitor. I, I, uh, sent him away.
DETECTIVE MASON: Mr. Talbot's family is worth somewhere in the neighborhood of 200 million dollars. So I'm curious, what exactly was he selling you door-to-door?
LOCKE: Well, I...look I told you I don't know him so...
DETECTIVE MASON: Then why was your name and address on a piece of paper in his pocket, Mr. Locke?
LOCKE: Why were...would you be looking through his pockets?
DETECTIVE MASON: Because Peter Talbot's dead.
LOCKE: Where do you get electricity?
BEN: We have two giant hamsters running on a massive wheel at our secret underground cave.
BEN: I know you think you need to do this, John, but if you blow up my submarine, I have a big problem with my people.
LOCKE: Is that supposed to be an incentive not to blow it up?
BEN: I was born on this island. Not many of my people can say that. Most of them were recruited and brought here and as much as they love this place, as much as they would do anything to defend it, they need to know they can leave if they want to. The sub maintains that illusion.
LOCKE: So you're lying to them?
BEN: No. Their here because they want to be here. Some of them are just not ready to make a full...commitment yet. But you John...you've already made that commitment. And now you have a choice...because if you stop and think, I can show you things. Things I know you want to see very badly. Let me put it so you'll understand. Picture a box. You know something about boxes, don't you John? What if I told you that somewhere on this island there's a very large box...and whatever you imagined...whatever you wanted to be in it...when you opened that box, there it would be. What would you say about that, John?
LOCKE: I'd say I hope that box is big enough to imagine yourself up a new submarine.
BEN: Why are you so angry, John?
LOCKE: Because you're cheating. You and your people. Communicate with the outside world whenever you want to you...you come and go as you please...you use electricity and running water and guns...you're a hypocrite...a pharisee. You don't deserve to be on this island. If you had any idea what this place really was...you wouldn't be putting chicken in your refrigerator.
BEN: You've been here 80 days, John. I've been here my entire life. So how is it you think you know this island better than I do?
LOCKE: Because you're in the wheelchair and I'm not.
BEN: John, before you go you should know. Jack and I made a deal. In less than an hour he's leaving the island on that submarine and it's a one-way ticket. The anomaly wiped out our communications. We have no way of contacting the outside world. Which means when that sub leaves, it can never come back. So whether you destroy the submarine or whether you let it go, the end result is the same. No one will find this island.
ALEX: You know he's manipulating you, right?
LOCKE: How's that?
ALEX: That's what my father does. He manipulates people. He makes you think it's your idea, but it's his.
LOCKE: I'll have to keep that in mind.
BEN: Do you remember earlier, John, when you called me a cheater...when you said I didn't deserve to live on this island? Well get this, there I was shaking hands with Jack and thinking I'd give almost anything to come up with a way to stop him from leaving...because to let him go would be a sign of weakness, of failure, of defeat. People would see that. They would know it. And that, John, would be the end of me. But to kill him, that would be cheating, because my people also heard me make a promise and to break my word, and that would be the end of me too. And then you came striding out of the jungle, John, to make my dream come true.
LOCKE: You're not going to start talking about the magic box again are you?
BEN: No, John. I'm going to show you what came out of it.
BEN: When I asked you earlier if it hurt when you suffered your injury, I think you misunderstood me. Seems fairly obvious that when a person's back smashes into a hard surface after being thrown from a building, that that's going to sting a little. But I really wasn't asking about the physical pain.
LOCKE: What, do you want to know if it hurt my feelings?
BEN: No John. I wanted to know what it felt like when your own father tried to kill you. He's the reason you destroyed the submarine, isn't he? You're afraid. You're afraid of him and this is the one place he can never find you. This is the one place he can never get to.
LOCKE: What do you want from me?
BEN: I don't know how it happened, but you seem to have some communion with this island, John, and that makes you very, very important. You have no idea what you're talking about of course, but in time you'll have a better understanding of things. So what do I want? I want to help you, John.
LOCKE: Why?
BEN: Because I'm in a wheelchair and you're not. Are you ready to see?
LOCKE: Dad?


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Title Left Wing, Boston Industrial Area II.
Source Lucie-Smith, Edward. Art Today. London: Phaidon Press, 1995. (p.220, fig.239).
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Q: How to solve ERROR CODE:1148 The used command is not allowed with this MySQL version , works fine in workbench I am trying to Excel VBA to upload text file into a table in Mysql. Local infile is enabled on the server
SHOW VARIABLES LIKE "local_infile"; this returns local_infile is ON. Also am able to run the LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE command on workbench. But when I try to run the upload macro , I am getting the below erro
ERROR CODE:1148 The used command is not allowed with this MySQL version , works fine in workbench
The Excel ODBC connection is working fine. I am able  to download data into Excel from Mysql and also delete rows in Mysql from queries running on Excel. However, the load data command is giving error. How can I solve this issue.
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DPP AND SIGNIANT LAUNCH REAL-TIME RESEARCH PROJECT INTO REMOTE WORKING IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS
13 April 2020 – The DPP, in partnership with Signiant, has launched a four-month longitudinal research project to chart how feelings and behaviors around remote and distributed working develop across the media industry through the course of the Coronavirus pandemic. The research will examine how companies make structural adaptations, as well as recording personal and emotional journeys.
The impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the media industry – like all industries – is huge and unprecedented. One of the most immediate impacts is the need for almost every company to adopt remote working, using cloud-based tools. When the pandemic eventually ends, will businesses simply return to the way they worked before? Or will working practices have been changed forever?
At the heart of the project is a monthly survey, across a four-month period, of around 20 questions. It will be completed by companies from across the supply chain, and from around the world. These surveys will track how companies are being impacted by the crisis and how they are adapting to new ways of working.
The monthly survey is supported by a weekly 'flash survey' of around five questions, which is intended to take the emotional temperature of respondents.
"We're living through a key moment in world history, and we know nothing will ever be quite the same again," said Mark Harrison, DPP managing director. "It's important that we capture in real-time how this crisis is changing the way we work. Research such as this will give us unique insights that will enable us to gain wisdom from an otherwise traumatic event."
Jon Finegold, chief marketing officer, Signiant, added, "As Signiant solutions play a critical role in connecting the global media supply chain, enabling global collaboration, we're working hard to do our part to help the industry keep content flowing. The current pandemic has certainly magnified something we've always believed and that is 'we are all in this together'."
In addition, research analysis is being undertaken regarding the state of the wider media industry, charting key developments over time to provide background context to the work.
Halfway through the research, the DPP will hold a virtual version of its DPP At Home event strand, exploring some of the emerging themes and to add some qualitative depth to the quantitative research. A short interim report will be published following this event.
A full report will be published in July 2020.
Companies that would like to participate should email Anh Mao at [email protected]. The research team is especially interested in participation from organizations in gaming, VFX, Esports, motion picture, and television episodic production.
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