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Fylde coast businessman's service sector plea
Norman Tenray, Adam Armstrong and Tony Raynor launch the Bibas Bend
Tim Gavell
Published: 09:36 Tuesday 06 February 2018
A Lytham businessman has called for authorities to take heed of the concerns of the nation's powerhouse service sector.
Tony Raynor, who is managing director of East Lancashire-based Abbey Telecom, has said business owners in the county had concerns around issues including inflation, interest rates and business rates as they attempt to stimulate growth.
The latest Quarterly Economic Survey, published by the county's three Chambers of Commerce, highlighted these as three major concerns for the service sector which reported muted growth below historic averages.
Abbey Telecom is sponsoring the Service Business of the Year category at this year's Be Inspired Business Awards, the BIBAs, which is now open for applications.
Mr Raynor said: "The service sector has a history of being resilient to economic headwinds which has seen it become the main driver of the economy, but there is still much which can be done to support it.
"These findings show that issues such as inflation and business rates are concerning Lancashire's business owners and creating the right conditions to stimulate confidence is within the gift of policy-makers.
If these conditions can be created, we know the result is improved growth which brings jobs and prosperity for all." Abbey Telecom which has been installing and maintaining telephone systems since 1992, is among the line-up of sponsors at this year's BIBAs.
Mr Raynor will head the judging panel for the Service Business of the Year, as part of a panel which includes Michelle Cuffe, a director at Lytham-based Excel Fostering, a former BIBA winner.
Shortlisted businesses will face judging panels for an initial round of face-to- face interviews from May 14, with those selected following the interviews receiving a visit to their business premises.
Mr Raynor added: "Often you cannot understand the DNA of a business until you have seen its people operating in their own environment, so when the BIBAs sends its judges on tour, we get a unique view of our finalists."
The awards have 18 categories which are open for applications until April 6.


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I agree completely Josh. I think we are taught to almost "suffer" at work and nothing should be easy about making a living. We don't consciously think it should be hard but it is in our hidden beliefs I think.


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He was literally doubled up. First he coughed, then he spluttered then he erupted into a staccato yuk, yuk, yuk, that sounded like a machine gun firing. At one point he was gasping for breath and could hardly breathe.
I love it when I get this kind of response to a joke!
Naturally a few minutes later he stopped laughing and we continued our conversation. If he hadn't stopped laughing then events might have taken a slightly different turn. People in white coats might have appeared and put him in a special cardigan with sleeves that tie at the back! Then he would have been taken away - to the funny farm.
Laughter results from a particular state of mind.
Other states of mind include sadness, confidence, calm and Texas (no, wait - that's a different kind of state).
To maintain a state you have to keep reinforcing it.
So to feel sad, you would have to keep reminding yourself of reasons to be sad. To feel happy you'd have to remind yourself of your reasons for being happy and to be moody you'd have to remind yourself of the reasons you're in a mood.
The moody person might not be aware of HOW they make themselves moody, and that's part of their problem. Without self awareness they have no idea how they 'do' their mood.
But unlike a fog or rain, moody people do have some control of their moods. The moody person usually blames something or someone for the way they feel. They don't realise it's their own way of thinking that's keeping them stuck in the mood.
To become moody you start by having a negative thought about something. Then that negative thought attracts more supporting negative thoughts until pretty soon there's a whole gang of negative, poisonous thoughts just lying in wait ready to hijack the next person who dares make conversation.
Here's an example: I was working on a project with a colleague who, for some reason, was in a bad mood. My questions and suggestions were met with blunt one or two word responses or grunts. My attempts to lighten his mood were met with glares which were easy to mind-read as, 'Why don't you just drop dead?' The situation was tiresome, childish and unprofessional.
At one point the boss came into the room. For a moment I thought she must have been some kind of fairy godmother. Her entrance had an almost magical effect on my colleague who took on a whole new persona for the 10 minutes the boss was with us. He was lively, fun, confident, even a bit flirty. The minute the boss left, it was as if she'd taken his good mood with her.
The black cloud came back, along with the one word responses and dirty looks! If you've ever been around someone who's moody you might have experienced something similar.
The fact that a mood can be interrupted like that is a testament to just how much control people really have over their state of mind.
As you saw from my example, a mood can be targeted towards one or two people. This is usually because the moody person hasn't got the communication skills needed to say what they want to say to whomever they need to say it. They haven't learnt how to say how they feel without blaming someone else for those feelings.
So what are the antidotes to moodiness?
- Remember others cannot read your mind.
Recognise that moodiness is a choice. No-one can make you feel unhappy unless you allow them to. You don't blame others when you're happy do you? So why would you blame others when you're unhappy?
If you believe someone has done or said something to deliberately upset you, tell them about it. If you think you can't tell them, learn how to, or write them a letter. Better to get the issue off your chest than keep it inside eating away at you. If you believe the misdemeanour was not deliberate, then why are you getting upset? Forgive the person and move on!
They don't know what you're upset about. So if you don't tell them what's upsetting you they might easily and perhaps unwittingly upset you again.
Become aware of you're own thought processes. How are you making yourself moody? Observe the negative thoughts that are making you moody. Then, one by one begin changing them to support a better mood.
Remember something that was funny. Replay it over and over in your mind, notice the pictures you make in your mind and words that make it funny and start laughing all over again - not for too long though - remember those people in white coats.
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Indian Science Museums
Science and technology have always been an integral part of Indian culture. The science museums preserve India's scientific heritage while showcasing it to the common people.
The advancement of science and technology has been major instruments for India's growth and welfare as an independent, democratic nation. The development of science centres and museums encourage the excitement of discovery.
List of Science Museums in India
Museums are an integral and dynamic part of the learning environment, promoting exploration. They offer a wide range of subject matters with many interactive exhibits. In India, there are a number of famous science museums which are dedicated to providing information to the people regarding the latest scientific and industrial developments.
Birla Industrial & Technological Museum (BITM): It is situated in Kolkata and was founded under the initiative of the then Chief Minister, Bidhan Chandra Roy. The Birla Industrial & Technological Museum was set up with a motto of stimulating a scientific consciousness. It is a unit under the NCSM. The galleries of the museum offer different exhibits on electricity, nuclear physics, optics, motive power, iron and steel, communication and mining. It also showcases several live snakes, rabbits, reptiles along with aviary and aquariums. The mining gallery gives a feel of going down a coal mine. The museum conducts mobile science exhibitions in villages.
Science City, Kolkata: The Science City in Kolkata has a maritime centre which depicts the maritime history of India, artefacts, dioramas and interactive exhibits on shipping and navigation systems. The Dynamotion Hall provides hands-on interactive exhibits on science encouraging visitors to experience with props to understand scientific principles.
B. M. Birla Science Museum: Located in Hyderabad the B.M. Birla Science Museum was constructed by civil engineer Mr. P. A. Singaravelu. The museum comprises of a planetarium, museum, science centre, an art gallery as well as a dinosaurium. The Dinosaurium created in the year 2000 exhibits a 160-million-year-old mounted Kotasaurus Yamanpalliensis. This fossil was excavated at Adilabad district in Telangana and presented by the Geological Survey of India.
Gujarat Science City: Located in Hebatpur, Ahmedabad, the Gujarat Science City centre hosts an IMAX 3D theatre, an energy park, a hall of science, Planet Earth, an amphitheatre, Life Science Park etc. A program called Vacation Training Program on Bio-resources for school children is organised by Science city with the help of government funds to encourage students regarding Bio-resources. It is a month-long program for students from every district of the state.
B. M. Birla Planetarium: Located in Chennai, the B.M. Birla Planetarium provides a virtual tour of the night sky by holding cosmic shows on a specially perforated hemispherical aluminium inner dome. It has 8 galleries with over 500 exhibits. The planetarium also offers courses in astronomy and night-sky observations.
Hakim Karam Hussain Museum on History of Medicine and Sciences: The Centre is an academic unit of the Ibn Sina Academy of Medieval Medicine and Sciences (IAMMS). The main theme is the history of health and disease from a cultural perspective, with focus on the material and iconographic culture of medieval medicine and sciences. The museum has categorical illustrations and busts of physicians belonging to various civilizations. Medical manuscripts, catalogues, philately, souvenirs, memoirs of physicians including Nobel laureates are preserved and exhibited here.
Kerala Science and Technology Museum: A self-governing Government institution, Kerala Science and Technology Museum was set up as a centre for popularisation of science and scientific temper among the young generation. The museum has 10 galleries exhibiting more than 300 items. In addition to the planetarium, the museum offers facilities for night sky observation with a fully automatic 11-inch telescope.
National Council of Science Museums (NCSM): It is an autonomous organisation under the Indian Ministry of Culture located in different states of India. The headquarters of NCSM are situated in Kolkata. There are 24 own science centres or museums and one R&D laboratory and Training centre of NCSM. It is the largest chain of science centres or museums in the world.
National Science Centre: Located in Delhi the National Science Centre is a self governing organisation under India's Ministry of Culture. This centre houses one of the largest exhibits in the world called the Energy Balls. The Centre has an excellent library and an inflatable planetarium along with the efficiency-sharpening Cyber School. The Cyber School conducts many short-duration courses for both the students and the teachers.
Nehru Museum of Science and Technology: Situated in Kharagpur, West Bengal, the Nehru Museum of Science and Technology has many indoor exhibits which include technical models collected from various institutes across India. The park outside the museum contains 14 open-air demonstrations and outdoor exhibits including a hunter plane, and a steam engine. The museum has an archive room showcasing documents relating to history of the institute.
Nehru Science Centre: Located in Worli, Mumbai, the Nehru Science Centre is the largest interactive science centre in India. Above 50 direct participatory programmes, science-discourses and demonstrations on energy, sound, kinematics, mechanics, transport, etc. exist in the science park. The science park provides opportunity to experiments on display items, like press levers, turn wheels, roll balls, pull strings and distant vision-favouring periscopes and telescopes.
Regional Science Centre, Bhopal (RSCB): Situated in Bhopal, the Regional Science Centre has over 266 science exhibits spanning across a wide range of scientific disciplines. The 5 acre campus includes a Science Park, which contains over 60 exhibits such as pulley demonstrations, a windmill and solar-powered devices. The campus houses Dinosaur Park and zoo. The Centre has a Mobile Science Exhibition bus which visits remote villages creating scientific awareness through demonstrations.
Regional Science Centre and Science Park: Located in Jaipur, the Science Park propagates scientific and technical awareness through Khel Khel Mein Vigyan. The Centre houses models on optics, sound, electromagnetism, static electricity etc. It has a portable planetarium, sections on geology, meteorological equipments etc. The Science Park provides workshops on repair of household items, computer awareness, low cost teaching etc. They also provide health and environmental camps with live theme exhibitions on evolution of life, IT, biotechnology, earthquake, remote sensing etc.
Srikrishna Science Centre: Located in Patna, Bihar, the Srikrishna Science Centre promotes critical thinking through scientific activities. The Centre has galleries like Fun Science Gallery demonstrating physics and maths with 50 hands-on exhibits; Evolution Gallery with 60 interactive exhibits; then there are the Mirrors and Images Gallery, the Jurassic park, the 3D show and the Science Park with 40 exhibits.
Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum (VITM): Located in Bangalore, the VITM has Engine Hall exhibiting engines of various cars, machines used in industry, a jet aircraft engine etc. The predictability and precision of mechanics is demonstrated by the rolling balls. The Wright Brothers exhibit includes a 1:1 scale model of Wright Brother's Flyer. The Electro Technic Gallery boasts interactive electrical exhibits that work on electricity, electronics and communication. There is a Fun Science Gallery displaying the sciences of sound, optics, fluids and perception. The centre has Space Gallery showing history of space exploration. There are other displays on Electronics housed in the Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL) Hall of Electronics. Shows on 3D films and 'Taramandal' are projected on regular basis.
The Indian science museums are created to emphasize on a hands-on approach, featuring interactive exhibits that encourage visitors to experiment and explore.
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Burmistrov I., Tikhonov K., Gornyi I., Mirlin A.
We study the entanglement entropy and particle number cumulants for a system of disordered noninteracting fermions in d dimensions. We show, both analytically and numerically, that for a weak disorder the entanglement entropy and the second cumulant (particle number variance) are proportional to each other with a universal coefficient. The corresponding expressions are analogous to those in the clean case but with a logarithmic factor regularized by the mean free path rather than by the system size. We also determine the scaling of higher cumulants by analytical (weak disorder) and numerical means. Finally, we predict that the particle number variance and the entanglement entropy are nonanalytic functions of disorder at the Anderson transition.
Парадигма сложности в перспективе философской стратегии Жиля Делёза. Материалы "Круглого стола"
Аронсон О. В., Аршинов В. И., Буданов В. Г. и др. Философия науки и техники. 2016. Т. 21. № 2. С. 149-181.
The round table rises important questions - the questions concerning developments of the conceptual apparatus which would provide constructive movement within the limits of a complexity paradigm. These problems concern the status of the such paradigm, how it is accepted or not accepted in natural-science and philosophical traditions, what influence it renders to express its specificity on description languages. Different aspects and ways of understanding of complexity are considered in a context of the conceptual strategy which is offered by the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze. During the discussion an attempt of rethinking the relation of methodology and ontology, parts and whole, a text and a context etc. is undertaken. Also the problem that draws attention of the participants of a round table is the conceptualization of the opposition "simple-complex". Within the limits of the discussion on the dichotomy "simple-complex" possible approaches to complex thinking are considered to construct the concept "complex vision of the world". In this aspect the construction ontology of nonclassical type, the ontology, which is based not on static vision of the world, not on identity, but on dynamics, on becoming, is discussed. The accent is done on dynamics and on removal of classical dichotomies, for example on removal of dichotomy "methodology-ontology". This suggests a new postnonclassical ontology and special type of methodology. The special attention is given to the problem of observer, considering that the conceptual character "observer of complexity" is found almost in all later works of Deleuze. Thus the emphasis is made on a role of recursion and communications during such observation. In this context complexity is seen as a recursive process between integrity and partiality which basic premise is the idea of distinction. The observer of complexity is the observer creating distinctions, staying in the nonequilibrium, uncertain situation which is open for the future having in the past the set of causes and effects for retrospective explanations which however cannot serve as a support for the determined forecasts of the future events. Position, according to which it is necessary to refuse the position of the external observer, considering this or that state of affairs from outside, is put forward. Moreover, we have in mind postnonclassical complexity, but not difficult complex problems that we have to solve. And this fact can be grasped from a number of practices related primarily to innovation activities. Also the special attention is given to postnonclassical control strategy of complex systems which can be considered in terminology of Deleuze as movements from "virtual object" to "the virtual subject". The considerable attention in performances is given to the status of truth in a paradigm of complexity (in perspective of philosophical strategy of Deleuze). At last, the considered theme is developed in a context of congruence of philosophies of Deleuze with philosophical and research strategy of Edgar Moraine (the author of the term "paradigm of complexity") and also with the theory of autopoiesis offered by Francisco Varela and Humberto Maturana.
Some aspects of the phenomenon of complexity which are congruent to the conceptual constructions of Gilles Deleuze are considered in the presentation of Helena Knyazeva. Six such methodologically important aspects of the phenomenon of complexity are singled out by her. The round table rises important questions – the questions concerning developments of the conceptual apparatus which would provide constructive movement within the limits of a complexity paradigm. These problems concern the status of the such paradigm, how it is accepted or not accepted in natural-science and philosophical traditions, what influence it renders to express its specificity on description languages. Different aspects and ways of understanding of complexity are considered in a context of the conceptual strategy which is offered by the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze. During the discussion an attempt of rethinking the relation of methodology and ontology, parts and whole, a text and a context etc. is undertaken. Also the problem that draws attention of the participants of a round table is the conceptualization of the opposition "simple–complex". Within the limits of the discussion on the dichotomy "simple–complex" possible approaches to complex thinking are considered to construct the concept "complex vision of the world". In this aspect the construction ontology of nonclassical type, the ontology, which is based not on static vision of the world, not on identity, but on dynamics, on becoming, is discussed. The accent is done on dynamics and on removal of classical dichotomies, for example on removal of dichotomy "methodologyontology". This suggests a new postnonclassical ontology and special type of methodology. The special attention is given to the problem of observer, considering that the conceptual character "observer of complexity" is found almost in all later works of Deleuze. Thus the emphasis is made on a role of recursion and communications during such observation. In this context, complexity is seen as a recursive process between integrity and partiality which basic premise is the idea of distinction. The observer of complexity is the observer creating distinctions, staying in the nonequilibrium, uncertain situation which is open for the future having in the past the set of causes and effects for retrospective explanations which however cannot serve as a support for the determined forecasts of the future events. Position, according to which it is necessary to refuse the position of the external observer, considering this or that state of affairs from outside, is put forward. Moreover, we have in mind postnonclassical complexity, but not difficult complex problems that we have to solve. And this fact can be grasped from a number of practices related primarily to innovation activities. Also the special attention is given to postnonclassical control strategy of complex systems which can be considered in terminology of Deleuze as movements from "virtual object" to "the virtual subject". The considerable attention in performances is given to the status of truth in a paradigm of complexity (In perspective of philosophical strategy of Deleuze). At last, the considered theme is developed in a context of congruence of philosophies of Deleuze with philosophical and research strategy of Edgar Morin (the author of the term "paradigm of complexity") and also with the theory of autopoiesis offered by Francisco Varela and Humberto Maturana.
A. S. Holevo. Berlin: De Gruyter, 2013.
The subject of this book is theory of quantum system presented from information science perspective. The central role is played by the concept of quantum channel and its entropic and information characteristics. Quantum information theory gives a key to understanding elusive phenomena of quantum world and provides a background for development of experimental techniques that enable measuring and manipulation of individual quantum systems. This is important for the new efficient applications such as quantum computing, communication and cryptography. Research in the field of quantum informatics, including quantum information theory, is in progress in leading scientific centers throughout the world. This suggests a need for a text that not only introduces the basic concepts of quantum information theory, but also presents in detail some of its recent achievements. The book gives an accessible, albeit mathematically rigorous and self-contained introduction to the subject, starting from primary structures and leading to fundamental results and to exiting open problems.
Holevo A., Giovannetti V. Reports on Progress in Physics. 2012. Vol. 75. P. 046001.
One of the major achievements of the recently emerged quantum information theory is the introduction and thorough investigation of the notion of quantum channel which is a basic building block of any data-transmitting or data-processing system. This development resulted in an elaborated structural theory and was accompanied by the discovery of a whole spectrum of entropic quantities, notably the channel capacities, characterizing information-processing performance of the channels. This paper gives a survey of the main properties of quantum channels and of their entropic characterization, with a variety of examples for finite dimensional quantum systems. We also touch upon the ``continuous-variables'' case, which provides an arena for quantum Gaussian systems. Most of the practical realizations of quantum information processing were implemented in such systems, in particular based on principles of quantum optics. Several important entropic quantities are introduced and used to describe the basic channel capacity formulas. The remarkable role of the specific quantum correlations -- entanglement -- as a novel communication resource, is stressed.
Сосна Н. Н. Международный журнал исследований культуры. 2018. № 2. С. 240-250.
The article focuses on problematic of vision in the circumstances of the growing impact of media and technology. Discussing, on the one hand, the separation from the phenomenological approach to vision and visible, based on such categories as image, imagination, which were endowed with fundamental importance and did not use the category of technical, and on the other hand, the classical studies of certain visual dispositives, such as J. Crary's, it advances to the theories, considering the so-called "media convergence" (Miller, H. Jenkins), which try to justify the specific character of new visual objects on the ground of their complexity and multilevel nature of the media themselves. The author comes then to the problems of the role of the visual in science and technology studies (STS), which at first glance seems to put visuality behind the brackets of consideration. However, the conclusion is that these latter also use the category of visible but transformed. Some terms are also proposed to describe these processes.


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Five Finger Death Punch trick Labonte into singing about dicks
By Christina O'Neill ( Metal Hammer ) published 13 December 16
Five Finger Death Punch changed lyrics to The Bleeding on teleprompter being used by guest vocalist Phil Labonte
Phil Labonte performing with Five Finger Death Punch
Five Finger Death Punch tricked stand-in vocalist Phil Labonte into singing about dicks at their recent show in Duluth, Georgia.
The All That Remains man had been filling in for Ivan Moody on their North American trek, and they certainly had their fun with the temporary recruit during their final tour stop at Duluth's Infinite Energy Center.
The band and crew changed the words in their song The Bleeding from "I remember when all the games began" to "I remember when all the dicks began" on the screen – and also fixed a dildo onto Labonte's microphone stand.
Given the last-minute nature of stepping in for Five Finger Death Punch, Labonte ended up singing the lyrics.
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Moody sat out the rest of the tour after suffering what he called a "mental moment" on stage late last month. He appeared to claim that his mother was dying, when his sister said she wasn't.
The singer has suffered ongoing substance abuse problems.
Guitarist Zoltan Bathory said: "Ivan is our brother and we fully and wholeheartedly support him in taking care of himself so he can get well as soon as possible.
"We discussed cancelling the remaining shows, but the response from the other bands on the tour was so overwhelmingly supportive that we decided to move forward."
Labonte – a close friend of Moody's and an ex-serviceman – added: "I got their six and stepped up right away. I'm honoured to be able to help and give Ivan a chance to take care of himself."
Five Finger Death Punch have festival appearances scheduled in Latin America and Europe in 2017.
Five Finger Death Punch tour dates 2017
May 06: Buenos Aires Maximus Festival, Argentina
May 13: Sao Paolo Maximus Festival, Brazil
Jun 02-04: Rock Am Ring festival, Germany
Jun 02-04: Rock Am Park festival, Germany
Jun 09: Download festival, UK
Jun 14: Nova Rock festival, Austria
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Well, another year has come to a close and we are off to a fresh start. For me, I am determined that 2011 will be be a year of joy, new experiences and wonderfully creative endeavors, rather than a continuation of the same old thing. I'm thinkin' positive people.
You know how it is. You say to yourself, "This year I'm going to (insert your resolution here) AND I'm going to stick to it this time!" So off you go, you start out pretty good and then, well…things just die off, right?
I remember hearing or reading somewhere that it takes thirty days or so to change or break a habit. So, I'm just going to take things minute by minute, day by day and hopefully, fingers-crossed, I will see some improvements.
Whatever it is in your life that you are hoping to change, stop or start, just know that you have it in you. You can do it. Give yourself a pep talk, make a plan, take little steps and before you know it your world may be a little bit better…just give yourself some time to get there.
I hope that 2011 brings you only joy and happiness!
Change takes time and can be difficult but sometimes it is worth the effort. It is always nice to want to improve yourself. Thanks for the pep talk and a very Happy New Year!
Loving your encouraging words. Don't you love to have a new year to start new things? I love new beginnings. Thanks so much for your encouragement and hints this past year as we started blogging together. Happy new year!
happy new year tricia. wonderful words to start this wonderful new year. all the best to you.
Happy New Year, Tricia! Lovely post~ this year I want to step outside my comfort zone more and learn new things…I signed up for a local photography class to get me started!
Lovely post, Tricia! Positive and encouraging words. Happy New Year to you! I wish you a happy and healthy 2011.
I love your positive words. I wish you all the very best for a wonderful and Happy New Year.
Oh, and I love your Christmas collage in your previous post. Beautiful!
oh, how I'm praying that I can find a little more balance….
oops. hit send before I needed to!
I need to find balance in all of my roles….
very nice post…2011 is going to be our year!!..I just know it!!!
Here we come 2011!!! I can't wait to see what the year holds. I am so thankful that God holds the future.
Great post! I hope that you are able to accomplish all your goals for 2011 and have a great year!
hi, i hope you have a great 2011!
Happy New Year Tricia! I like your advice and agree we need to take it step by step.
well said! happy new year Tricia!
how much they propped me up.
I was down and out!
happy happy new year to you, too!!
Wonderful words from a wonderful woman…Happy New Year!
A happy 2011 to you abd your family!
Oooh…I somehow missed this post. I think you've missed your niche as a lifestly coach!! 😉 YOu sound so encouraging and inspiring in this post.


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DoorDash delivery driver accused of sending disturbing texts to teenage boy
Posted 5:26 AM, December 2, 2019, by Tribune Media Wire
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) - A Sacramento County mother has a warning for parents after a DoorDash delivery driver sent disturbing messages to her teenage son.
"I was terrified. I know that I'm not there at the moment. I can't go out and handle this guy myself, so my son is in real danger," said the mother, who asked KTXL to protect her identity.
Her teenage son ordered Wendy's off of DoorDash Sunday evening when he was home alone.
After dropping off the food, the driver kept messaging him, first asking the teenager if he lived alone.
"And so he's screenshotting (the messages) as he's getting them and sending them to me, and I'm eating my words. I'm like, oh my God, there's no way. This has got to be a joke," the mother told KTXL.
The driver went on to ask the boy to come with him on his deliveries before offering to take him to a hotel.
"When he came out with the 'let me take you to a hotel,' I lost it," the boy's mother said. "Why do you need my son, a minor, at a hotel for 40 minutes? I can't even think about what his intentions were."
The mother had her friend pick up her son and the driver was waiting outside. That's when they called the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.
But since no crime was committed, deputies said there was not much they could do.
DoorDash said it has taken action, saying:
We take the safety of our community extremely seriously and do not tolerate any form of inappropriate behavior. We have since taken action, including permanently deactivating the Dasher from our platform for failing to follow our code of conduct, and we are working with the customer to rectify the situation.
DoorDash is for people 18 and older, so the company also canceled the teenager's account.
The mother said she just worries the driver may sign up for another delivery service.
"I would not be surprised if he's already done this before," she said. "Really grateful that my son knew better."
She said she was also trying to get the driver's name so she can file a restraining order but DoorDash would not release it without a criminal investigation and, again, police said no crime was committed.
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Arsenal loose 1-3 to FC Bayer Munich
Arsenal suffered a humiliating defeat against FC Bayer Munich 1-3 in the last 16 first-leg match played for Champions League at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday February 19, 2013.
Munich's Toni Kroos and Thomas Müller scored goals in the first half o the match in 7th and 21st minute to give the 2-0 lead in half time. In the second half, Arsenal's Lukas Podolski scored goal in 55th minute and later on Munich's Mario Mandzukic scored goal in 77th minute to finally end the game in 3-1 score.
With this loss, it is very doubtful that Arsenal will enter the quarter finals of the league and hence their hope of winning the trophy looks a distant dream.
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10 miles from Cheltenham and 50 miles from Oxford, The Moretons is ideal for a family holiday. Bredon Hill is a short walk away, and the many attractions of the Cotswolds and the heart of England are on the doorstep. Corner House is a 2 storey cottage sleeping 4. Upstairs has 1 double or twin bedroom, ensuite bathroom & beamed sitting room. Downstairs has a kitchen with large dining area & 1 double or twin bedroom with ensuite shower room. The dining table seats 10 and features a salt & pepper train. Our 2 heated indoor swimming pools are each booked by the hour (at additional charge) for your exclusive use. Each has changing rooms and jacuzzi. The gardens are extensive and away from the road. Enjoy the playhouse, trampoline, swings, slide and see-saw or play badminton or croquet. There is plenty of room for children to play in safety and without disturbing other guests. Prices include gas, electricity, bed linen and towels. We offer flexible arrival and departure days.
Opportunities for a wide range of activities are within easy reach. Bredon village has a great playground with playing field, or feed the ducks on the river Avon. Local attractions include Cotswold Farm Park, Bourton model village, Birdland, Ragley Hall's adventure playground and maze, Broadway Tower, Stratford Butterfly Farm, Cotswold Wildlife Park, Thomas and friends at the GWR in Toddington, and 2 soft play centres.
There are 2 family friendly pubs serving food within easy walking distance. Bredon village has 2 general shops for essentials, whilst Tewkesbury, the nearest town, has supermarkets, cafes and restaurants. Each cottage has garden furniture, and parking directly outside. Barbecues, cots (not cot bedding), stair gates and highchairs can be provided. There are changing mats and playpens for your use at the swimming pools.


The Hyde Park Barracks is a Sydney based museum belonging to the Historic Houses Trust. It is a popular hub to discover more about the foundations of Sydney. Sydney was founded by convicts, and this museum was home to many convicts from 1819. The top floor of the barracks was where the convicts slept from 1819 to 1848.
From 1848 to 1886, this space was used as an immigrant depot and asylum. Prior to becoming a tourist museum, the Hyde Park Barracks was then home to courts and various Government offices in Sydney's legal precinct until 1979. From 1979 onwards, the Hyde Park Barracks became a museum spread over three floors. This establishment is known to be a world heritage Australian convict site.
There were plans back in 1904 to demolish the barracks. A proposal was lodged to enable the Hyde Park Barracks to become a museum in 1935. This museum was re-constructed by the Public Works Department from 1980 - 1984.
There is a cafe outside, and is situated right next to The Mint on a Street named by a New South Wales Governor who owned this property before it became a museum. At the main entrance, there are a few sentimental souvenirs of Sydney available for purchase, and if you want to listen to audio recordings on a self guided tour of the museum - this facility is available at reception when paying your entry fee.
On the first floor, expect to see some history gems from Francis Greenway. He is a builder by trade, and was transferred to Australia under Governor Macquarie's employ for the crime of forgery. His gallery occupies the entire first floor of this museum.
Walk up some old school stairs to level two, where some interesting histories on the penal colony is covered. There is ample information to read, in tandem with some visual displays of the clothes the convicts had to wear. The history behind Lucy Hicks makes way for an interesting read on the asylum period.
Take in the ambience, and continue to do so as you head up the stairs to level three. Level three of this museum today was exactly where the convicts lived. Francis Greenway assisted in the construction of this space from 1817, ready for some convicts to move into this space in 1819. The names of all of the convicts who lived in this space is also available at this museum. Their crimes are also mentioned.
When you really get present to the top floor, you can use your imagination to really discover what it would have been like for these men to live here. You see an abundance of hammocks. Many attendees sit in one for a moment, imagining how uncomfortable it would have been to sleep in one of these. You get a feel for the rules the convicts had to adhere to. All five senses can get involved in this space.
Although the walls, stairs and floors of this museum have been restored; a touch of history is alive and well during these times.
Adults receive half price entry if visiting the Hyde Park Barracks Museum on Australia Day.
Where: Queens Square on Macquarie Street.
When: 10am to 5pm daily. This museum is closed on Good Friday and Christmas Day.
Cost: Family $20 / Adults $10 / Child/Concession $5 / Historic Houses Trust members receive free entry.


Sforno suggests that Moshe sought to find men who possessed all the qualities mentioned by Yitro, but not being able to find anyone who had them all, he chose capable or able men because they would at least have the skill to understand cases and render correct judgements. Our Sages said, "Even if a scholar is vengeful and bears malice like a serpent, gird him on your loins; whereas even if an am ha'aretz (an ignoramus) is pious, do not dwell in his vicinity" (b. Shabbat 63a).
But is that true in either respect? The Hebrew word , translated here as 'valour', in the quote from verse 21 as 'capable', has a wide range of meanings. It is used to describe the Woman of Valour in Proverbs 31, to describe Bo'az (Ruth 2:1) and by Bo'az to describe Ruth (Ruth 3:11). It can mean 'competent' or 'resourceful' (Hirsch), 'leadership qualities' or 'efficient' (Ramban), 'strong' (Ibn Janach), 'strong-hearted' or 'confident' (Ralbag), 'wealthy' (Rashi), or simply 'status' (Rashbam). This is a collection of qualities that describe someone who not only has scholarship skills but is wealthy enough to be above a bribe or financial influence, who is a natural and resourceful leader, who has the strength of character to be both compassionate and fair, who can be respected by the community as of excellent reputation and integrity. So perhaps Moshe summed his choice up in one word rather than four!
Rav Sha'ul wrote to his friend and disciple Timothy about the qualities he should encourage in the people of G-d, that "when the men pray, no matter where, they should lift up hands that are holy - they should not become angry or get into arguments" (1 Timothy 2:8, CJB). There is an echo of Psalm 24 here: "clean hands and a pure heart", as Sha'ul stresses the spiritual and behavioural characteristics of one who worships G-d. "Likewise, the women, when they pray, should be dressed modestly and sensibly in respectable attire" (1 Timothy 2:9, CJB). Nothing outlandish here, no unreasonable restrictions, just a simple focus on being quiet, normal decent people behaving sensibly towards each other. The following verses go on to list the qualities that mark out leaders and officers/servants within the community - qualities that seem very reasonable for all of us - and Sha'ul sums up by saying, "I am writing these things so that ... you may know how someone should behave in the household of G-d" (1 Timothy 3:14-15, CJB) thus establishing a pattern for all of us to live and share our lives together in the body of Messiah.
Application: Are you living your life in a way that is consistent with Scripture? In the modern world, where competitiveness and a certain ruthless drive to succeed and to stand out from the crowd are considered de rigeur, we are called to be different, to show those qualities that G-d values. Think about your lifestyle today!


301. We have done a few kilometers since those incredible times, but our love is not worse for wear. Each step of our journey has strengthened and deepened the love we are so fortunate to share. Happy Valentine's Day!
302. Many hearts are sweet, some are good and true. But of all the lovers I could find, I would not choose anyone but you. Happy Valentine's Day, darling!
303. Through all the changes in our lives, the love you give remains reliable and unconditional. Although sometimes you may have lost sleep over worry, you never stopped loving me. Thank you for all your love that is the most important part of my life.
304. I am very grateful to have you in my life and grateful that our love grows stronger every day. I love you with all my heart.
306. Things about you that I first fell in love is your sweet behavior. The gentle force and easy friendliness have always been the heart of who you are. You're a good man who keeps getting better and I still love you more. Happy Valentine's Day.
307. A million cards would be too few to carry all my love for you. You mean the world to me. Happy Valentine's Day.
308. Snuggling with you is my favorite place to be. You make me feel so happy and happy. Love you very much! Happy Valentine's Day.
309. Together, you and I, there is no better place to be. I promised to love you forever to be by your side in good and bad times. It was the greatest promise I've made. However, each year, as it gets closer and closer, I am surprised at how simple it has been, because marrying you was the smartest thing I ever did. Happy Valentine's Day.
310. When we started, we thought we knew all about love and romance, and that we did not need anything more than our dreams. But over the years, we have learned more about life, about love and about ourselves.
311. Our love is stronger knowing that we are together, regardless of the circumstances, and knowing that we are partners, friends and confidants for life. Happy Valentine's Day. I love you so much.
312. This road we are on is winding, we have been on it for a while! And there is no one else, I would like to have my side, mile by mile. Happy Valentine's Day to my husband, to my partner, to my friend.
313. I love how our story began, how excited the two of us were, how exciting it was to fall for each other. I love how you said for the first time that I loved you, the look in your eyes, the way my heart knew it was you. I love being with you. I love everything we've become together. I love the history of us. Happy Valentine's Day.
314. Especially on Valentine's Day, I hope you know how much I love you. Sometimes I get so wrapped up in my life outside our relationship that I refuse to tell you and I assume you know it. And sometimes, it probably seems like I take you for granted. I never want to do that because when I stop to think about how wonderful you are and how important our relationship, I realize that I am the luckiest person.
315. Husband, you and me, side by side. With you in my life, the bad times are not so bad and the good ones are even better because I have to share them with you. I'm so happy to have you to laugh, to share, to love. Happy Valentine's Day.
316. Every day we celebrate achievements and joys, we face challenges and obstacles always together. We laugh, we cry and we share things that nobody else can understand always together. In the most difficult moments and the happiest times, I do not need anything or anyone else but you are the love of my heart.
317. Real love is what I dreamed of finding, the lasting kind we can do. And that is just what I recognize when I look deeply into your eyes or when you embrace me at night and I know that everyone is fine. True love, real trust, that is what you bring, and that is why you are my everything. Happy Valentine's Day.
318. You are my life. For that and much more, you are my soul, and I love you with all that I am. Happy Valentine's Day, my love.
319. It's amazing what just being around you does to me. It's something that goes beyond my control or understanding. Only your physical closeness triggers something deep inside me that makes me want, no, I need to touch you, breathe you, become part of your warmth. I think I could live forever in the shelter of your arms, finding sustenance in your embrace, happiness hot kisses that express more than words can.
320. Saint Valentine may not have invented love, but he did not damage his cause. Thanks to him, we have this special day in which the most important thing I can say is that I love you. And I really love you, my husband, with all my heart.
321. Maybe it while I sleep in the warm night, safe under the dark sky, the bright moon and stars galore Perhaps when I inhale your scent when caressing hand is under the dark sky, the bright moon and stars galore perhaps love grows when you close your eyes and heart open lower dark sky, the moon and the stars shine in abundance Happy Valentine for my husband, my love.
322. When I think of you, my heart fills with memories of our shared past, the promise of the future and love. Knowing that you have chosen to serve our nation as army officer makes my heart full of pride. I love you so much. Wishing you Happy Valentine's day with love.
323. I wish I could tell you what your love means to me, but there are not enough words to express how much I love you, so tenderly, my dear husband.
324. The years have really gone by since we fell in love and they have brought me new reasons to love you more and more. You have been my soul mate and my friend and my partner You've been strong when I needed you to support yourself. Love you.
325. You have been tender when I needed you to listen and understand. Although I do not always remember to tell you how much I appreciate you, you are still the only one who makes my heart beat faster. You are the one I will always love. Happy valentine's day with all my love and affection.
326. Our love began as a castle in the air, all romance and magic. And now we have added a reliable time base and walls of trust and security. Happy Valentine's day.
328. Today is the special time to praise everything your love does to make me happy, to make life so beautiful and good, I want you to know that I love you and I want to be your Valentine forever.
329. You are my fantasy man in every way. And believe me, that's not exaggerated. You are the big strong hands, I have always wanted to approach. You are the soft touch that I have always dreamed. You are the sure voice of yourself that I love to hear my name said. I always want to give in to your subtle persuasion. You are my real world man who has made my life more satisfying than dreams could be.
330. Not every day dreams come true. But that is exactly what happened when it entered my life is that day when time stopped and our story began.
331. I was not sure there really was someone for me especially someone so funny, considerate and interesting in every way. But there you were, and here you are now, the one my heart was waiting for.
332. And even if every day with you is even better than the previous one, I will always remember when everything changed that moment in which my dream became wonderfully real is you.
333. Since God brought you into my life, it has never been the same. You have shown me what it means to live truly anchored in the Lord, and every day I learn something new about you that inspires me to walk closer to him. Love you so much.
334. Your faith strengthens me and your sweet love sustains me, so that wherever our path takes us, I have no doubt that we will be fine. I only pray that someday you will know the true blessing that you are in my life. Happy Valentine's Day.
335. We stay together, keeping them together, feeling them deeply together, beautifully, boldly and with soul, with all that one person can give to another, we are doing this. Our true love is magical. Right before we touch in the seconds that feel like a million years before your lips reach mine and your body leans on mine. You're very good to me and good to me and, baby, I'm very grateful.
336. The way you love me is beautiful. Long for your soft kisses. I need your strong arms. Love your splendid soul. Happy Valentine's Day to my hubby.
337. I am thinking of all the kind and loving moments that you have brought into my life. I am dreaming of all the moving memories that we have not yet done. I hope you know that our life together means more to me than anything else in the world, because nothing sounds better to me than spending the rest of eternity with you. Happy Valentine's Day.
338. Through the seasons of life, our love has been there through the good times and the challenges, the fun and the worries, the routines and the surprises through caring and share all the memories we have had done together As the seasons change and the years go by, you are still the person I love with all my heart. Happy Valentine's Day.
339. Laughing, kissing, getting up all night as well hugging, snuggling feels great. I'm so happy you're mine, my fun and cool Valentine.
340. When we are not together, I feel so alone. When we are not together, I understand the feeling of love. I have it bad for you and that's good! Happy Valentine's Day.
341. Love is like the music and laughter, stars, moon and sun. Everything beautiful done in one, Share and care, give infinitely. Love, in itself, is the reason of life! Happy Valentine's Day.
342. The love that we two share is a beautiful example of the love that is celebrated today. Happy Valentine's Day, hubby!
343. You are my friend forever who shares everything, a partner through the ups and downs that life can sometimes bring, a partner in the good times when the world is warm and bright. Wishing you warmly, Happy Valentine's day.
344. A comfort and a source of strength that helps make things right. You are the one I always turn to and when everything is said and done, you are my confidante, my love and my best friend, all in one. Happy Valentine's Day, my love.
345. Each of my dreams begins and ends with loving thoughts towards you, and you are the most important part of everything I do. You are in my mind and in my heart every moment of the day, and nobody else in everything. The world could make me feel that way! Happy Valentine's Day, my love.
346. I love being ourselves, and the way we are ourselves, comfortable with our little ways of doing things, we do not need much to make ourselves happy, but simply to be together, to love one another and the life we share. Many more wishes on valentine's day, hubby.
347. You mean more to me than anything else in this world that can. You are my life, and you are the one I will always love. Happy Valentine's Day.
348. Love makes memories happier. And I'm so glad to have you with whom to share them. Happy Valentine's Day with all my heart.
349. I love that you are my best friend, I love the romance we share, and I love sharing everything with you, you mean the world to me. Happy Valentine's Day, baby!!!
350. You give and take care. You laugh and love You share and listen, and you touch so many hearts. You mean both Valentine's Day and always. I love you so much.


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SETTLEMENT DAYS
Settlement Days 2016
Thanksgiving weekend, October 7th, 8th and 9th, 2016 was a fun-filled weekend to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the call to settle Valcartier, Quebec.
For details of the activities that took place, see the information below and to see the photos from the event, click HERE.
Photo: Allison Kirkwood
3 PM: Local Musicians playing Traditional tunes
Come and listen to some of our talented local musicians play traditional music as we prepare to dance!
4 PM: workshop: Learn the Lancer and the Set
The Valcartier Set and the Lancer were once danced at most every party and everybody knew these dances. Whether or not you have ever been "square dancing", you are welcome to come learn, or relearn these local dances. All ages are invited, but parents must accompany children.
5 PM: Family Dance
Now that we have learned the steps, let's try it from the top! Family dancing until supper.
6 pm: opening ceremonies and Welcome
The Honorable John Neilson will officially open the celebrations. Rumour has it that an old friend of his, Lt. Col. Alexander Wolff, may show up to really get the party started!
6:30 PM: "HOUSE PARTY" SUPPER
In the olden days, the house parties would have a "lunch" served after the dancing, quite late at night. We will keep the traditional menu, but eat at a more reasonable hour. The cold supper will include sandwiches, turkey buns, pickles, squares, tea, coffee and juice. The bar will be open as of 5:30 pm. Supper will be free, but donations to support Oasis (to help the more needy in the village) will be appreciatively accepted.
8 PM TO 10 PM: SQUARE DANCING
James Allan and his band will be joining us from Kinnear's Mills to 'call' our square dance evening. All dances are easy and will be taught. No experience is necessary. Come and enjoy some traditional music and dancing.
10:30 AM: PRESENTATION: JOHN NEILSON, LE FRANKLIN CANADIEN
Ethnomuseologist, Claude Corriveau, will be presenting the life of the Honourable John Neilson. Claude Corriveau was the researcher and creator of the exhibition "John Neilson, le Franklin canadien" which ran at the Centre d'interpretation historique de Sainte-Foy from Sept. 2015 - June 2016. Come learn why this remarkable man was considered the Benjamin Franklin of Canada. This presentation will be in French only.
12 PM: Press conference
Come to the unveiling of a very special, but still top secret, project. Keep checking here for hints as to the nature of this project. All we can say for now is that even though John Neilson can't fathom the internet, we have some techno wizards among us... EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
2 pm to 4 pm: Family activities
Kids and adults can test their skills in these traditional workshops!
Spinning: Annie Blackburn is passionate about wool. Alpaca, merino, angora, llama... she shears, cleans, cards and spins them all. Watch or try it yourself. Annie will have a variety of wool and hand knit products. Continuous from 2 pm to 4 pm.
Quilters: Join Beverly McKinley and Betty's quilters and learn to quilt with a simple project. Maybe the boys didn't have to quilt back then, but they are invited to try now. Dads too! Continuous from 2 pm to 4 pm.
Baking: Whether it's called "Cakebread" or "Baking Powder Biscuits", it's one of the traditional treats of the village. Join Sally Lavallee and learn to bake this tasty treat, then taste it! Workshops start at 2 pm, 2:45 pm, and 3:30 pm.
Costumes: We will have some costumes available to try on and take selfies. Why not wear your own costume? You may win a prize!
Horseshoes: Sign up for our horseshoe tournament (weather permitting!)
2 pm to 4 pm: Slideshow/videos
We will be presenting slideshows and videos of our local heritage. Sit back, reminisce and share your memories. There will be the following topics:
2:00 pm: Excerpts from the film "Le Gros Bill", which was filmed in Valcartier in 1949
2:15 pm: Village Vacances Valcartier Through the Years
2:30 pm: Pine River Remembered
3:00 pm: Valcartier Ski Lodge Memories
3:30 pm: Faces and Places of the Village
4 pm: 'Fairchild House' mystery
A text from 1903 describes a magnificent house perched above the Jacques Cartier River. It was called "Riverside" and belonged to George Fairchild who served as host to many a country visitor. Exactly where was this house located? What happened to it? Was it the original "Riverside"? We'll pool all the information we have at hand to try and solve this mystery. If you know something, your presence is requested!
4 pm: Valcartier Elementary school open house/Family show with Daniel Roy
There will be a family show with singer Daniel Roy at Valcartier Elementary starting at 4pm. Mr. Roy is a Quebec traditional musician and singer who includes the children in his show. Space is limited to the first 50 people. Also, tour the school and see what great changes have taken place over the years.
8 pm: country show UNPLUGGED
The Valcartier Country Show was an annual event in the village for almost twenty years thanks to the late Roger Lamont and other local musicians. There were 22 shows in 17 years! Come and enjoy this less formal version of the Country Show with singers, musicians and songs from past shows. A display of photos and memorabilia will bring back the memories of those 22 shows.
Fair warning: in the tradition of the village, music and dancing will continue into the wee hours!
St. Andrew's United Church will have a service starting at 9 am. St. Gabriel's Catholic Church will have a service starting at 9:30 am.
10 am to 4 pm: bus tours
We will be offering free bus tours leaving from the community centre throughout the day. Please be prompt as space is limited.
10:00 am: Four churches - Visit each of the four Valcartier churches: United, Anglican, Presbyterian and Catholic.
12:30 pm: Valcartier traditions - Little known facts and a few surprises!
2:00 pm: Mont-Saint-Sacrement high school - Walk to the site of the Murphy and Monaghan homesteads or relax by the lake and take in the beautiful fall colours. You will also be able to see a mural that represents Valcartier, painted by the students, as well as the display case created by the archeology club of the artifacts found at the old Murphy and Monaghan homes.
10 am to 12 pm: Open house at the four churches
All four churches, Christ Church (Anglican), St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, St. Andrew's Presbyterian and St. Andrew's United, will be open to the public from 10 am to 12 pm. Feel free to ask questions, tour the cemeteries and take photos at your own pace.
12 pm to 1 pm: book/cd signings
Local authors Marion Paquet and Julien Dubois, as well as musicians Eric Corrigan and Jimmy Kelly will be on hand to meet you, sell books and CDs and autograph them.
1 pm to 2 pm: Informal discussion - genealogy
Eric Corrigan and others will be available to answer questions, offer advice and help you find your "genealogic" way. If you have an interest or expertise in genealogy, please come join the discussion.
1 PM TO 4 PM: ONGOING ANIMATION
Public Market: A market will be available with local artisans, jams, breads, soaps, etc.
Information booths: Local organizations such as the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, Life in Quebec Magazine and Irish Heritage Quebec will have open kiosks.
Family attractions: Check out the mini farm with pony rides and antique and modern farm equipment on display.
4 pm: closing ceremonies
Awarding of prize for best costume.
Photo opportunities with John Neilson and Alexander Wolff and their descendants. We would love to see John Neilson and all of his great (+) grandchildren in one big photo. Same for Alexander Wolff --- yes, the rumours are correct that he will be joining us this weekend. Our photographer, Allison Kirkwood, will be there to take the photos which will, at a later time, be available to all.
5 pm to 7 pm: turkey supper
Could we really celebrate Valcartier without a traditional turkey supper? Since the demise of this annual community tradition, Fall has never been the same. So bring on the turkey and the trimmings just like it used to be!
Adults 13+: $15
Children 0-5: Free


Culminating more than 50 years of open-space master planning, Irvine Company in 2014 announced a major land gift of 2,500 acres near Anaheim Hills, East Orange and Irvine Lake in Orange County, Calif. The gift brought the grand total of parklands and open space donated by Irvine Company to 57,000 acres or more than 60% of the 93,000-acre Irvine Ranch. Irvine Company has long treasured land as a precious resource to be used for the benefit of the public.


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Award Discussions, Part 1: 1949 NL MVP
Welcome to the first installment of Award Discussions, a closer look at some of the more interesting individual award races in MLB history. First, let's examine two Hall-of-Famers who put up these monster numbers one magical season in the '40s.
So who's your MVP? Player X… the second baseman who swiped a MLB-best 37 bags, hit .342, and successfully sacrificed himself 17 times (both tops in the NL)? Or Player Y… the outfielder who led the Majors in games played, hits, doubles, and total bases, paced the NL in on-base percentage, and recorded an incredible 1.062 OPS?
The actual results of the 1949 NL MVP balloting can be found here.
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Breakdown of NL MVP voting; Braun's message to Aaron Rodgers
The following is a detailed look at the 2011 National League Most Valuable Player voting:
When Ryan Braun was notified of the NL MVP results, he immediately proceeded to call his mother, his agent, and then Green Bay Packers quarterback and fellow Cali-native Aaron Rodgers, who Braun calls his "best athlete friend." His message to the leader of the 11-0 Packers was clear: your turn. Rodgers, forever a Wisconsin legend thanks to his Super Bowl XLV MVP performance, has the inside track for the MVP award this season and was happy for his pal. "I'm proud of him," Rodgers said in an ESPN interview, "he had an incredible season." Rodgers was also thankful to play in front of the best fans around. "It's fun to know that he's going to be in Milwaukee for a long time," he said. "I'm hopefully going to be here for a long time, and we appreciate the opportunity to play in Wisconsin for sports teams and their fans who really care about their players." Braun may now have the award, but Rodgers has the title – something Braun craves. "[Rodgers has] accomplished far more in his sport than I have in mine," stated Braun, "it inspires me to try to get better and ultimately to win a championship of my own for the Milwaukee Brewers." One day, Milwaukee. One day.
Two Wisconsin legends. Asking who's cooler is like asking which of your children you love the most.
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Ryan Braun crowned NL MVP
Milwaukee once again has a Most Valuable Player. Ryan Braun received 20 first-place votes to Matt Kemp's 10 to earn National League MVP honors Tuesday afternoon, becoming the first Brewer to win the award since Robin Yount in 1989. The announcement caps an incredible year for baseball fans in Wisconsin. The Brewers won their first division title in 29 years, set a franchise-record with 96 wins, walked-off to the NLCS in dramatic fashion, and now can say they boast the MVP. Kemp put up some ridiculous numbers, but Braun deserved the award. He led the league in slugging (.597) and OPS (.994), finished second in batting (.332), became only the second Brewer ever to have a 30-30 season (33 homers, 33 steals), plus he drove in 111 runs, scored 109, was an All-Star for the fourth consecutive year, and won his fourth straight Silver Slugger. Brewers' first baseman Prince Fielder finished third in the balloting. Thank goodness Milwaukee has Ryan Braun inked through 2020, because there isn't a cooler, classier, or more clutch player in all the land.
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Brewers' season ends with a glimmer of hope for '12
Milwaukee's magical run came to an end with a Game 6 loss to the Cardinals Sunday night. But keep your heads up Brewers fans, the 2011 Brew Crew won the most games in franchise history and the core is coming back: Ryan Braun, Rickie Weeks, Corey Hart, Yovani Gallardo, Zack Greinke, Shaun Marcum, John Axford, etc. will all be around in 2012. As for the humongous pink elephant in the room, Albert Pujols said after the game that he believes Prince Fielder will be a Brewer next season, and he thinks Milwaukee will be back in the NLCS sooner than later.
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American League Cy Young
It's been a year of milestones for Detroit Tiger's starting pitcher Justin Verlander. 2011 saw Verlander record his 1,000th strikeout and 100th win. On May 2 he tossed his second career no-hitter, losing his bid for a perfect game with an eighth inning walk, his only blunder on the day. Verlander didn't give up a hit until the sixth inning of his following outing, compiling 15 2/3 innings of hitless baseball over three starts. The Detroit ace struck out a career-high 14 batters versus the Diamondbacks on June 25. Verlander flirted with no-hitters multiple times later in the season, not allowing a hit through seven innings on both June 14 and July 31.
Verlander's numbers are off the charts. He leads Major League Baseball in wins (24), innings pitched (251), strikeouts (250), WHIP (0.92), and hits per nine innings (6.2). He leads the American League in ERA (2.40) and win-loss percentage (24-5, .828).
If being named to his fourth All-Star team doesn't push him over the top, his 7.0 WAR does.
Ladies and gentleman there is no debate, Justin Verlander is the American League Cy Young.
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BREWERS WIN NL CENTRAL!
Ryan Braun and the Milwaukee Brewers are your 2011 National League Division Champions!
No, that's not a typo. The Milwaukee Brewers clinched their first division title in 29 years today when they defeated the Marlins 4-1 and the Cubs topped St. Louis 5-1. In an eerily similar scene to 2008, Ryan Braun crushed what turned out to be a game-winning three-run home run in the bottom of the eighth with chants of "MVP" coming from the stands. It was an electric atmosphere in Miller Park with the players anxiously watching the Cubs-Cards game on the big screen right along with fans. What a moment for a squad built from the ground up. Teammates Ryan Braun, Rickie Weeks, Corey Hart, Yovani Gallardo and Prince Fielder have experienced all of the ups and downs together over the years. There is not a fan base or group of players around that deserve a division title more. John Axford locked it down in the ninth to tie a franchise record with 44 saves. With a spectacular full-extension diving catch turned double play and a super clutch three-run bomb, Ryan Braun all but locked up the National League MVP award in my opinion. There's not much more to be said about the Brewers that hasn't been said already; and with that, Milwaukee fans can look forward to next Saturday when the NLDS begins. Go Brewers!!! 11 wins away from a World Series title…
Cherish these moments, Milwaukee.
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Ryan Braun MVP Update
CAN HE DO IT? Ryan Braun is looking to become the first Brewer ever to win a National League MVP award.
Today the Milwaukee Brewers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 at Busch Stadium to increase their division lead to a season-high 10 1/2 games (with 20 remaining). Ryan Braun continued to improve on his dynamic numbers, furthering his case for the National League Most Valuable Player.
Here are Ryan Braun's stats along with his rank in the National League. I personally believe that the best numerical way to evaluate a player is OPS, in which Braun ranks first in the NL and second in all of baseball (Jose Bautista).
On-base Plus Slugging (OPS): .999 (1st)
On-base Percentage (OBP): .404 (3rd)
Slugging Percentage (SLG): .595 (1st)
Batting Average (AVG): .335 (1st)
Home Runs (HR): 27 (T-10th)
Runs Batted In (RBI): 95 (5th)
Runs (R): 96 (1st)
Stolen Bases (SB): 31 (7th)
Hits (H): 163 (4th)
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Publisher: ArtTour International Publications Inc.
ArtTour International Magazine is proud to present a highly anticipated and groundbreaking publication, a testament to our dedication and involvement with some of the most talented and inspiring artists operating in the world today: the ATM'S Top 60 Masters of Contemporary Art! Featuring sixty top master artists, we bring you inspiration from the best of the best in the contemporary art world. Curated by international art personality Viviana Puello, Editor-in-Chief of ArtTour International Magazine, the publication spotlights top talent from a broad range of artistic forms.


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From the moment I walked into the hotel suite for my Pixel Ripped 1989 appointment at GDC 2018, I immediately recognized that this wouldn't be your normal, everyday meeting.
Before I had time to take in my surroundings, I heard a thick Brazilian accent from the next room over: "Sorry, I was eating a hamburger." Then suddenly a woman in full, bright green and pink cosplay gear walked out into the main living area. I reached out my hand to shake and she embraced me with a strong hug instead.
"Welcome!" exclaims Ana Ribeiro, Creative Director on Pixel Ripped 1989. "Would you like some Brazilian candies?"
Since Pixel Ripped 1989 is unlike any game I've ever played, it's fitting then that its GDC meeting would follow suit. According to Ribeiro, this concept has been bouncing around in her head ever since she was a little girl playing Gameboy in class when she isn't supposed to or playing Nintendo at home with her brothers.
The concept for Pixel Ripped 1989 (the VR game) is that you control a similarly little girl in school named Nicola. She's a great gamer and the world of Pixel Ripped (her handheld 2D game) calls on her to take control of its main character — Dot. Both the digital 2D and physical 3D world are at risk here, so the stakes are higher than ever. It's a game within a game in VR and it sounds confusing, but it just makes sense once you're inside the world.
What Ribeiro realized though is that for all of the countless retro indie games on the market today, none of them are about what goes on around you while you're playing.
If you think back to any of your favorite gaming memories, you don't just remember the game itself — you remember where you were and what you were doing at the time too. So by making Pixel Ripped 1989 a VR game, Ribeiro is able to convey the entire gaming experience from the screen to the world around you. And because its a retro-ified VR experience, there is plenty of dimension-crossing action and pixelated visuals.
During my demo I got to play the first two levels, stopping right before the second level boss. The first level has Nicola in class playing Pixel Ripped when the teacher isn't watching. This creates an interesting gameplay loop in which you've got to keep an eye on your surroundings and make sure you're not being watched, while also trying not to die in the game itself. If your childhood was anything like mine, this probably rings a few bells for your past. The second level's environment was a bit more relaxed with Nicola just outside during recess without any other stresses controlling the pacing.
On a moment-to-moment gameplay basis, you'll spend almost the entire game looking down between your hands (while wearing a VR headset) as if you're holding a Gameboy. This is great for immersion, because it really did make me feel like I was playing a little handheld game, but it's not the best VR design. The issue is that just in my 45 minute demo it was already starting to hurt my neck and there didn't appear to be a way to snap the angle upwards so you're not craning down.
This is Ribeiro's actual working Gameboy and two magazines printed as replicas of their in-game counterparts.
Another disappointing aspect is that, despite my demo taking place on an Oculus Rift with Oculus Touch, I may as well have been using an Xbox One controller. This game started development back on the DK1 so it's not too surprising that motion controllers are an afterthought in its design, but not being able to reach out and interact with the world around me feels like a major missed opportunity.
Luckily, the 2D game (Pixel Ripped itself) is actually quite good. The fast-paced 2D platforming has strong Mega Man undertones with pixel perfect jumping and dashing segments. You collect pixels over the course of a level and as you amass enough units, your character sprite slowly morphs and becomes more advanced looking. If you take a hit, you lose all your pixels just like Sonic loses his rings. This creates a great dynamic that keeps everything extremely challenging without feeling too cheap or unfair.
As you can tell from the photos I took above during my demo, Ribeiro is taking this game very seriously. Dot (and by extension Nicola) are just as much a part of her identity as her history with video games is. While I do have my reservations as of now, if just a fraction of Ribiero's passion comes through in the final product then I think we'll absolutely be in store for a game worth playing.
Pixel Ripped 1989 is coming to PSVR, Rift, and Vive on May 22nd after being in development for around four total years — perhaps even longer if you count the dreams and visions its creator has had in her life. Let us know what you think of the game so far down in the comments below!
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Q: NodeJS app crashes after several requests This is my most annoying problems of all time, i have a simple get request handler in my nodejs app
router.get('/api/docs/fetch', async (req,res) => {
    try{
       let docs = await Doc.find({public: true}).limit(5);
       const docsToSend = docs.filter(doc => new Date(doc.expires) < new Date().getTime());
       return res.status(200).send({
           docs: docsToSend
       })
    }catch(err){
        return res.status(500).send({
            message: err.message
        })
    }
})

and after several request my application crashes (it is random number, for now it is 22), i've faced this issue so many  times but i do not know it was solved somehow (mostly i had JSON.stringify(array) in my code and removing stringify solved problem) but i do not have any clue for this, i have tried performing request with postman and last request delays for infinity, i have also tried it with axios and javascript's native fetch method but i've got same result. what is problem and how can i fix it?

A: This may be due to scope issues:

Try the following:

const getDocs = async () => {
  return Doc
    .find({
      public: true,
      expires: {
        $gte: new Date().getTime()
      }
    })
    .limit(5);
}

router.get('/api/docs/fetch', async (req, res) => {
  try {
    const docs = await getDocs()
    res.status(200).json({ docs })
  } catch ({ message }) {
    res.status(500).json({ message })
  }
})

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Tamron Hall is Coming to the Triad CW
New Daytime Talk Show Premieres This Fall
Former Today Show star Tamron Hall is back with a new daytime talk show. It will premiere on September 9th at 3 p.m. on WXII 12 and on September 16th at 1 p.m. on the Triad CW.The Triad CW can be seen on broadcast channel 20, satellite channel 20 and Spectrum cable channels 3 and 1212. Get a first look at the trailer here.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. —
Former Today Show star Tamron Hall is back with a new daytime talk show. It will premiere on September 9th at 3 p.m. on WXII 12 and on September 16th at 1 p.m. on the Triad CW.
The Triad CW can be seen on broadcast channel 20, satellite channel 20 and Spectrum cable channels 3 and 1212.
Get a first look at the trailer here.
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Anne Romaine Audiotape Collection
This collection contains 46 audio tapes, primarily of interviews collected by Anne Romaine for her unfinished biography on Alex Haley. There are also some made by the Haley Museum, lectures given by Alex Haley, and interviews of Anne Romaine herself. Primarily, the interviews are conducted by Ms. Romaine with relatives, friends, and others, including George Haley, Rodnell Collins, Dr. C. Eric Lincoln, Fred Montgomery, and many others.
Dates: 1974, 1986, 1989, 1992-1994
Anne Romaine Collection
Anne Romaine was the official biographer of Alex Haley. The collection contains her taped interviews on Haley and other research material she gathered for her never-completed biography.
Ben Franklin Oral History
This collection consists of three interview transcriptions with Ben Franklin on from 2004-2005 by G. Kurt Piehler, John B. Romeiser, and Braum Lincoln Denton. In the interviews, Franklin details his childhood in Knoxville, TN and his service in the U.S. Army during World War II.
Dates: 2004 October 20-2005 March 10
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Oral History Collection
This collection contains oral histories about the Great Smoky Mountains National Park through interviews of people who lived in the area in the early twentieth century. These interviews were conducted by students from the University of Tennessee in Anthropology and Appalachian Folklore classes.
James J. Akins Collection
Identifier: CSWS-0106
Transcription of an oral history conducted with James J. Akins, who served as a pilot during World War II in the European theater. Akins was captured by German forces in 1944 and held for almost a year as a prisoner of war. During his service, he performed in several important raids on German forces. In his interview, he dictates experiences from before, during, and after the war.
Dates: 1993 September 20
John H. Allen Collection
This collection includes two maps of the China-Burma-India theater, headquarters documents, membership records of John H. Allen, a World War II soldier. Also included is Allen's journal of places and connected events and an interview transcript of Allen detailing his time serving in WWII.
Dates: 1941-1946, 1980, 1993, undated
World War II Oral History Collection
This collection includes recorded interviews with World War II veterans. In addition to their wartime experiences, veterans are asked about their upbringing, their lives before entering the service, and their attempts to readjust to civilian life after discharge. Information regarding theatre, branch and interviewer have been included when available. Transcripts are available for some interviews.
Dates: 1984 April 22-2011 November 22, undated
Subject: Oral history -- United States. X
Authors, American -- 20th century. 2
United States. Army. 2
Women authors, American -- 20th century. 2
World War, 1939-1945 -- Personal narratives, American. 2
World War, 1939-1945. 2
Cades Cove (Tenn.) 1
Great Smoky Mountains (N.C. and Tenn.) -- History. 1
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Great Smoky Mountains (N.C. and Tenn.) -- Social life and customs. 1
Great Smoky Mountains National Park (N.C. and Tenn.) -- History. 1
Knoxville (Tenn.) 1
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United States. Air Force. 1
United States. Army Air Forces. 1
United States. Army Nurse Corps. 1
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United States. Marine Corps. 1
United States. Navy. 1
World War, 1939-1945 -- Campaigns -- Burma. 1
World War, 1939-1945 -- Campaigns -- Pacific Area. 1
World War, 1939-1945 -- Prisoners and prisons, American. 1
World War, 1939-1945 -- Prisoners and prisons. 1
World War, 1939-1945 -- United States. 1


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«Life's About to Get Good» es una canción escrita e interpretada por la cantante y compositora canadiense Shania Twain. Producido por Twain, Matthew Koma y Ron Aniello, se lanzó el 15 de junio de 2017 como el sencillo principal del quinto álbum de estudio Now. A partir de octubre de 2017, ha vendido 36.485 copias en los Estados Unidos.

Antecedentes y composición
Twain anunció formalmente la canción como su nuevo sencillo antes del Festival Stagecoach 2017. La canción fue escrita por Twain y producida por Matthew Koma y Ron Aniello. Jon Freeman, de Rolling Stone, describe la canción como un número optimista y optimista sobre cómo pasar de tiempos difíciles a días mejores. La canción está escrita en la clave de B ♭ major con un tempo de 100 latidos por minuto en tiempo común. La canción se estrenó el 15 de junio de 2017 en BBC Radio 2 y se lanzó a plataformas de transmisión y compra de música.

Presentaciones en vivo
Twain estrenó el sencillo el 29 de abril de 2017, en el Stagecoach Festival. Se incluyó en su conjunto el 10 de septiembre de 2017, durante su actuación exclusiva del Reino Unido en Radio 2 Live en Hyde Park. Durante su aparición en el final de la temporada 2017 de America's Got Talent , Twain interpretó la canción junto con «You're Still the One» con el cuarto finalista Mandy Harvey .

Recepción crítica
El escritor de Rolling Stone, Jon Freeman, escribe: «la melodía tiene un toque del trabajo hipermódico de Jeff Lynne con Electric Light Orchestra en su ADN, desde las armonías apiladas hasta la brillante combinación de acordes». Andrew Unterberger de Billboard llama a la canción, «un himno vibrante de perseverancia folk-pop con un pulso que palpita suavemente» y «Es maravilloso e irresistible».

Posicionamiento en listas

Historial de lanzamiento

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Sencillos de 2017
Canciones de 2017
Canciones de Shania Twain
Sencillos de Shania Twain

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