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Q: Setting the default text color of MUI Typography I have a good understanding of how to style MUI <Typography> thanks to the various examples available. I also understand how to define and use the global MUI theme.
But is it possible for a MUI <Typography> to adopt color='text.primary' by default...? If I don't add this attribute, the color is always black, instead of the custom color I've set for text.primary.
Or is the preferred approach to always override / never use <Typography> directly, by defining an application-specific component for e.g. the standard body text, to ensure it has the correct color?

A: You can make your own component passing preferred color as default if it is not provided, it is a known react pattern named composition.
const MyTypography = ({color='text.primary', ...rest}) => (
  <Typography {...rest} color={color} />
)

You can also configure the material theme be always your preferred color, here is the default theme
import type { Components,Theme } from "@mui/material";

export const MuiTypography = (theme: Theme): Components["MuiTypography"] => ({
  defaultProps: {
    color: "text.primary",
  },
});

const initialTheme = createMuiTheme({
    typography, // for font size and variants mapping
    // ... other theme config
});

const theme = createMuiTheme(initialTheme, {
    components: {
      MuiTypography: MuiTypography(initialTheme)
    }
})

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Thomas Bresnan, 20, wants to be a runway model. So, he responded to several ads on Craigslist from people offering their services. One of them was a woman using the name Taylor.
He met Taylor on the street downtown. She had no business card. But she brought him up to one of those work space offices. He gave her $100 as a deposit for modeling photos. Then paid a photographer $260 more when he had the photos made.
Next, he says, Taylor told him he could be put on her website where bookers could see him.
But her behavior and style of dress made him suspicious. He checked online. And Thomas found her name is really Judith DeLong and she has a long history of ripping off aspiring models. She's been at it for at least 25 years. In fact, back in 2004 the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs shut down the operation she was running at the time.
Thomas had made arrangements to meet her again to give her another $200 for so-called "comp cards" that could be distributed to people who may hire him. They were meeting on the corner of 3rd and 59th in front of Bloomingdales. Thomas kept the meeting. But my photographer and I were waiting nearby.
I tried to get some answers about Judith's behavior. But when she saw me coming she took off…right into Bloomingdale's. I followed her trying to get her to explain herself. She asked the very polite Bloomingdale's staff to call security. That was fine with me. We'd love to hear them inquire about the situation.
In the end, though, Bloomingdale's asked me to take the issue outside and we agreed. We know people like Judith DeLong generally don't pay back a dime to the people they rip off. Thomas knows that, too. But at least our story will be online for anyone who wants to check out her phony names and useless pitches.
And if you really want to be a model, go to an established reputable agency. Give them a photo or two. And that alone is likely all they need to decide about you. If they like you, they'll pick up the tab for most of the other things, including better photos if needed.


And because it was the time between Christmas and New Year's, I really didn't have anything better to do with my time.
Brief Summary of story: Based strongly around the 2003 film version, this story centers on a particular storyteller and one of her more provocative creations.
I love the way you wrote up the conversation with the eyeball lichen. It's not easy to describe conversations with mute creatures. I also liked the image of "silence exploding".


The Carbon Smart Manchester team has been working with WRAP to support Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) in their shift towards more efficient resource use.
Carbon Smart have been working closely with the university's facilities management department to identify the key opportunities for resource efficiency and the key barriers.
Office furniture was highlighted due to the high annual spend on new furniture. It was found that there was significant potential to improve resource efficiency through redeployment of furniture that is no longer needed in a particular area.
Since the completion of the resource optimisation review, in March 2013, MMU have implemented the main recommendation from the report – to develop an internal furniture reuse programme. It is anticipated that this project will divert a significant amount of the 30 tonnes per year of office furniture currently disposed offsite for internal reuse, with the programme predicted to save the University over £40,000 in procurement and disposal costs and around 90 tonnes of CO2e.
World Environment Day 2015: Seven Billion Dreams. One Planet. Consume with care.


What: SandRidge Energy Inc.'s stock continues to take investors on a wild ride. It jumped by double-digits as the market opened this morning before fading a bit by midafternoon. Fueling today's volatility is the same thing that has pushed the stock around over the past few months: the price of oil. Crude is up 4% today after word of an agreement to cease fighting in Ukraine, which helped ease concerns over demand for Russian oil. This was enough to rally the price of crude oil and SandRidge Energy's stock.
So what: SandRidge Energy stock was priced over $7 a share last summer before going into a deep slide and bottoming out in January at just over a buck a share. It has now nearly doubled off that low, as it has rebounded along with the price of oil in recent weeks.
Almost all of the stock's recent movement has been linked to its leverage to oil. The only recent news to move the stock wasa report that SandRidge is slashing its rig count by 75%. This move was necessary as the company can't make much money drilling for oil that costs less than $50 per barrel.
Now what: There's not a whole lot SandRidge Energy can do at the moment. Its core drilling area needs sustainably higher oil prices in order to make a decent return on operations. The company will need to do its best to tread water until the price of oil improves just to control its debt, which has already been a huge weight on the stock.
The article Heres Why SandRidge Energy Inc.s Stock Continues to be Volatile originally appeared on Fool.com.
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The might of Indian startups has begun to show, as the most successful accelerator program in the world, YCombinator has selected three companies from the country for its summer batch.
The largest representation of Indian startups so far in the renowned Silicon Valley program include—Co-working space Innov8, car rental startup JustRide, and an app for sellers on Facebook and Whatsapp, Meesho. Founders of the three startups will participate in the three-month program at Mountain View headquarters of YC.
"Each of the founders from India in the current batch has personal experience with the problems they are solving, which gives them unique insights into the market they operate in," President of YC, Sam Altman said. Incidentally, YCombinator now receives a second highest number of applications from India, next only to the US.
YC program organizes two batches of its accelerator program every year and invests $120,000 in these startups for a 7 percent equity stake. Towards the end of the program, startups present their products in front of selected audience of investors for funding.
Few of the most popular success stories of YCombinator include Airbnb, Dropbox, and Reddit to name a few. In India, YC has funded two startups—payments gateway Razorpay, and online tax return filer ClearTax.
"With this new war chest, expansion in India will be the immediate goal after the completion of YC and our main focus will be on JustConnect which is our P2P arm," Aishwarya Singh, CEO and co-founder of JustRide said while speaking about their future plans with YC.


The urinary system, also known as the renal system, consists of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and the urethra. Each kidney consists of millions of functional units called nephrons.
The purpose of the renal system is to eliminate wastes from the body, regulate blood volume and blood pressure, control levels of electrolytes and metabolites, and regulate blood pH.
Anatomyou VR offers tours from generic (male and female) urinary system from the renal artery to the excretory duct.


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This is a basic command shell for CS100, written in C++.  It accepts and is able to run executables stored in the locations specified by $PATH, typically /usr/bin and /bin, using execvp().

## Installation
In bash, perform the following:
```
$ git clone http://github.com/htang014/rshell.git
$ cd rshell
$ git checkout hw1
$ make

```
## Launching
After proper installation:
```
$ bin/rshell
```

## Features/Usage
Rshell is a bash-like command shell.  A display showing the current working directory, followed by a command prompt ($ ) means the program is awaiting input.  You may execute any command stored in the $PATH variable along with supported flags.

* **ls** - Recently implemented!  Type `bin\ls` to use. See info below.

###To execute a command:

When the program displays "$ ", type in commands and press ENTER.  Any excess whitespace before or after arguments is ignored.

###Using logic connectors:

In order to use a connector, simply type one between two command executions. For instance:
```
$ cmd1 ; cmd2 || cmd3 && cmd4
```

NOTE: Logic operations are interpreted and performed left to right. Empty commands are treated as successful.  Connectors MUST be separated from each command by spaces.

* **&&** - Execute the command to the right of this if and only if the command to the left executed correctly.

* **||** - Execute the command to the right of this if and only if the command to the left DID NOT execute correctly.

* **;** - Execute the command the the right of this after executing the command to the left.

###I/O redirection and piping:

Redirection and pipes are read left to right:

* **<** - Pass file to the right as input to command on the left. (``cat < inputfile``)
* **<<<** - Pass string to the right as input to command on the left. (``cat <<< "This is a string."``)
* **>** - Output all commands to the left to file on the right. Create if outfile does not exist, overwrite if it does.  (``cat > outfile1 > outfile2``)
* **>>** - Output all commands to the left to file on the right. Create if outfile does not exist, append if it does.
* **|** - Pipe output of command on the left to input of command on the right. (``cat infile | grep word``)

NOTE: Redirects and pipes can be combined.  Commands located after output redirection are ignored.  Passing in two input will result in an error if potentially fatal, ignore second input if not.

###Adding comments:

```
$ cmd -l # Everything after the '#' is a comment.
```

###Changing directories:
As `cd` is not built into Linux, rshell has `cd` explicitly coded in.  In order to execute `cd`:
```
cd <PATH>
```
If you want to return to a previous directory:
```
cd -
```
In order to go to the home directory:
```
cd
```
To go to the parent directory:
```
cd ..
```

###Force closing a command/program:
```
^C
```

###Quitting:
```
$ exit
```

## Included Programs
### ls
Displays filenames in a specified directory, or the current directory by default.  Implementation is based off of GNU ls. The following options are available:
* `[file/dir]` - passing in filenames causes ls to ignore all other files and directories.  If filename is a directory, will display its contents.  In order to check hidden files, please use -a as well.
* `-l` - prints files in long-listed format
* `-R` - recursively performs ls through all folders and subfolders
* `-a` - displays hidden files
NOTE: Options can be combined under one '-' flag.  Options without a '-' flag are treated as file/directory names.

Output is color coded:
* Filenames are white by default
* Green filename indicates executable
* Blue filename indicates directory
* Grey text background indicates hidden file

###cp
``cp [source] [destination]``.  Takes the file in source and copies it to destination.

## Possible Errors

### rshell
* There was an error with execvp(): File or directory not found ---- Caused by an incorrect or invalid command.
* There was an error with open(): File or directory not found ---- Caused by trying to access an invalid file.
* Too many input redirects ---- Occurs when attempting to pass in more than one input to a command.
* Invalid redirection at front()/back() ---- Performed redirection at front or back to empty command.

### ls
* One or more flags are unknown ---- Caused by passing in a flag that does not exist.  For instance `ls -cupcake`.
* There was an error with stat(): File or directory not found ---- Occurs when ls fails to find/open a file.
* There was an error with opendir(): Permission denied ---- Occurs when user does not have access to a directory.

## Code Summary

###rshell.cpp

Contains the shell program and all related feature sets.  This file may be broken up in the future to allow for more efficient debugging.

###ls.cpp

Contains the ls program and related options.  Functions similarly to bash ls.

##cp.cpp

Copy files.  Under Construction.

###Timer.h

Contains the clock functions of cp.cpp.

## Known Bugs

###rshell
* Space after '$' prompt is sometimes deletable.  Causes unexpected behavior.
* Exit command does not take flags
* Cursor can move up and down inside shell.  Doing so will mess up commands.
* The bash command "cd" is not implemented and therefore does not work currently.
* Piping the linux command ``tee outfile`` and the piping the output of tee to another command will yield an empty outfile.
* Avoid using the '>' output redirection on an existing file.  The file will be overwritten, and the contents may be unpredictable.
* Bash commands run in this shell will not be contained within the shell and can potentially affect the bash process.  For instance, "clear" will clear the entire screen, including text originating in bash.
* [FATAL] Entering in a connector with no commands can crash the shell

###ls
* The getpwuid() and getgrgid() syscalls used in the -l flag return NULL occasionally and unpredictably.  Owner name and group name will occasionally display as "ERROR" in this case.
* Errno errors occur in an unpredictable fashion when using -l.
* A rare error occurs where stat() fails to open files in a directory.  Slightly more noticable when executing on very large directories.  Appears to occur in predictable locations.
* Running ls with -R while passing in filenames displays current directory even if no files inside are mentioned.
* Color codes for hidden files (grey background) skews column formatting slightly.

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Community Impact: The benefits of green spaces have been confirmed in study after study. Not only do yards, parks and sports fields contribute to economic growth, community development and improve the environment, healthy green spaces can actually promote a longer life.
Project EverGreen and its partners are creating and restoring an area within the vibrant and growing W. 25th St. corridor allowing both residents and visitors to benefit from a healthy dose of green.
Project EverGreen is partnering with Cleveland-based Land Studio and Painesville-based Yardmaster to create a new community friendly green space on Gould Court next to Mitchell's Ice Cream on W. 25th Street in Cleveland's rapidly expanding Ohio City neighborhood.
The Gould Court alleyway will be transformed into a green space that offers neighborhood residents and visitors a place to relax, reflect and connect with one another while enjoying ice cream, music and the uniqueness of W. 25th Street and Ohio City.
The project will feature the installation of seating areas, walkways, and an underground cistern to collect rainwater that will be used to irrigate new landscape beds that will feature a variety of locally sourced trees, ornamental grasses, annuals and perennials.
Local companies and organizations lending support to the project include Yardmaster, North Coast perennials, Klyn Nurseries, Gilson Gardens, Lake County Nursery, Kurtz Brothers, Sweet Peet, LAND Studios and Mitchell's Ice Cream.


Released with a single engine configuration and body style, the Sera featured optional configurations for its transmission, brakes, cold climate and sound-system. Toyota marketed three trim versions, marketed as Phases, over its production and marketed the Sera exclusively in Japanese Toyota retail sales channels Toyota Corolla Store — as an alternative to the Toyota MR2, which was exclusive to Toyota Vista Store.
As the Sera was built solely for the Japanese market all cars were right-hand drive as factory standard and the speedometer and odometer units were metric. This makes the car readily importable into countries with similar standards and requires only minimal changes for ones such as the United Kingdom (where vehicles are also right-hand drive but instruments are in Imperial units). However, major alterations may be necessary before the Sera is legal for general use in, or even importation into, other countries. In Australia, most Seras will have required three-point seatbelts and side impact beams to be fitted for compliance, as such it may be beneficial to import a later model Phase III to avoid this third-party work. Any vehicle over 15 years old can be legally imported to Canada, so even the newest Seras are now eligible. Similarly, any vehicle over 25 years old can be legally imported to the US, so the first three model years are now eligible as of 2017.
Kama and Wuzheng trucks from China (we were the first to import Chinese vehicles into the US), Volkswagens from Germany, GAZ and Trabants from Soviet Russia – if it has wheels and goes on the road, we have probably imported one into the USA!


As you get ready to celebrate Memorial Day and kick off the 2016 summer season, make sure you plan to avoid driving while impaired, authorities at the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) are now warning Coloradans.
That's because, starting today and continuing through this coming Tuesday, Colorado law enforcement officials will be out in greater numbers to focus on arresting drunk and stoned drivers.
Supporting this effort, which is part of the ongoing The Heat Is On campaign in Colorado, are at least 100 local law enforcement agencies, as well as troopers from the Colorado State Patrol (CSP). In addition to running saturation patrols, authorities are also reportedly planning to set up sobriety checkpoints in various areas of the state.
Between 2007 and 2015, there were 67 traffic fatalities on Colorado roads during Memorial Day weekends…Of those 67 fatalities, an alarming 41 (61 percent) were alcohol related. The need for The Heat Is On enforcement periods is clearly evident, particularly over Memorial Day weekend.
Law enforcement understands that people will be out having fun during the holiday weekend, but there will be zero tolerance for impaired drivers… We encourage drivers to consider the consequences of a DUI and the danger they present to themselves and others on the road.
You don't have to submit to field sobriety tests in DUI stops.
The less you say during DUI stops, the better.
There are automatic penalties associated with refusing BAC tests.
You're going to be in jail until at least Tuesday (because processing officials also have a holiday on Monday).
The smartest thing you can do to start defending yourself and fighting the charges is to call a Denver DUI attorney at the Griffin Law Firm ASAP.
If you or someone you love has been charged with a DUI in Colorado, you can turn to the Denver DUI lawyer at Griffin Law Firm for experienced help and effective defense representation.


RMG - Fr René Santos: "For what kind of people and for what kind of world are we forming?"
(ANS - Rome) - Fr René Santos, SDB, is the representative of the Dicastery for the Salesian Schools of America in the Youth Ministry Department. During the Team Visit to the Interamerica region in 2017 in Bolivia, Fr Fabio Attard, General Councilor for Youth Ministry, asked him to collaborate with his team so as to have a referent for America.
What is your job as the "referent"?
In concrete terms, it consists of animating the territorial teams that guide the schools of the Salesian Family throughout the Americas. It is a group that includes those realities of the Salesian Family that animate schools: Salesians, Daughters of Mary Help of Christians, Daughters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, in Colombia, the Daughters of the Divine Savior, who are present in Central America and Venezuela, the "Damas Salesianas", and also some Salesian Past Pupils who run schools along Salesian guidelines and which are part of the "Salesian School in America" (ESA, the acronym in Spanish).
How is the "Salesian School in America" structured?
There are four zones: the "Cimac-Mesoamerica" which covers North America, Central America and the Antilles; the "Cinab-Andina" area, which includes Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia and Venezuela; the "Brazilian zone", unique for the whole country, and the "Cicsa-SEPSur" area, which includes Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay. With the managers of each of zone, we meet once a year to follow the processes of the ESA in its continental congresses. The last one took place in May 2017: "ESA IV - With the Youth, Sign of Hope and Proposal of the Future".
What work or process guidelines emerged from this last meeting?
The first guideline is the focus to the educational needs of the students of Salesian schools; the second is the ongoing formation of the people involved in the Pastoral Educational Community in Salesian schools; the third concerns the qualification of the Pastoral Educational Proposal in Salesian schools, and the fourth concerns the institutional management of schools and vocational training centers in relation to sustainability and their significance.
What is your relationship with the Youth Ministry Department in Rome?
I find myself with the dicastery team to share and receive indications to continue the work.
What are the educational guidelines in the current context on the continent?
There is a great diversity in the schools on the American continent due to the contexts and situations of each country. There are different needs in the educational field, but our priority as Salesians is fundamentally to work in the formation of young people. We are constantly asking ourselves a question: what kind of people are we educating and what kind of world are we training for? The answer is not easy, but we are working to train good Christians and honest citizens.


Landing your first job as a UX designer is exciting. You likely put a lot of effort in creating your portfolio, interviewing, waiting, and finally, you receive word regarding next steps about an offer. Now, you can put 'UX designer' as your job title on your LinkedIn profile, but accepting the offer is just the beginning. Whether it's your first professional job or you're switching from another field (like graphic design), your first few months will be critical to your success.
Speak to the team members about what they can expect from you, and when.
Speak to management about what data you'll provide at each stage.
Make a list of what you need to do and break it down into important chunks. It's better if each chunk represents information from one particular area (e.g. mobile design patterns).
Order how you'd like to get these chunks done from the most important to the least. If you can't tell what's important, ask! Check with your peers and your manager about your priorities to see if your hypotheses about learning priorities make sense.
Сonsider whether any of these chunks are time-sensitive.
Design is a team sport and, as a UX designer, it's crucial that you know how to effectively communicate design decisions with the team from the beginning of the project right through to implementation. Keep in mind that each team member probably sees a given project through different contextual lenses, but, as UX designer, you need to be able to efficiently communicate with all of them to identify any problems or misunderstandings.
Developers : For effective collaboration with developers try to understand the technology stack they work on and get a good sense of constraints and opportunities. This way you'll have more realistic expectations of what the developers can produce and in what time-frame.
PMs : To work well with product managers, remember to translate prototypes into proper specifications, usually in the form of detailed stories.
Designers : Designers typically have continuous cycles of pairing and siloing, called design interaction. Be ready to iterate on design.
Learn to receive criticism. When faced with criticism, try to get as much good out of it as possible. Put yourself in the critic's shoes and try to understand where the critic's point of view is coming from. It's crucial to be open-minded and be aware that constructive criticism of your design work is the best way to grow.
Learn to critique. When you're in a design team, you also need to give considered feedback. Concentrate on providing feedback that will help your colleagues improve their work. Before making any judgment always try to understand the context of the problem a particular design trying to solve.
Avoid being heavily influenced by the other designers' opinions. It's very easy to get swayed by other's opinion in design, especially those that have more experience. Don't be afraid to follow your own way of solving the problem when something doesn't make sense to you. Prototype and test your solution — testing will help you reveal whether it works or not.
While you're working on a project, make sure to document the process as you go. Write notes and take photos of the journey and add them to a Google Doc, Evernote, or any other tool you use for this purpose. Collecting as you go will help you better remember the information and recall it in the future when you need it. Another benefit of this approach — you will be able to use the best projects for your portfolio.
Note: Don't limit yourself only to the project details — form a habit of taking notes for all UX-relevant findings. For example, when you're reading an article or studying something, note down what you feel to be important. This information will help you in future.
Get involved in the business and find ways to be proactive. As a new team player, your job is to learn as much as you can and then quickly provide value back to the company and your team. But how do you identify quick wins? That's not hard. Ask yourself: What are areas of opportunity in which you can quickly make an impact? How can you make that impact evident? Are these areas in line with the company's/team's priorities?
Talk with your teammates or management to uncover gaps that you may have an advantage in filling.
Don't expect that UX design will always be a smooth ride. Things are going to go wrong, but that's normal. Instead, use these moments as opportunities to accelerate your professional growth. It's always important to remember that you can learn more from failure than success. Thus, handle your mistakes with grace and turn them into action.
Communication is a critical skill for UX designers. If you can't communicate properly at all levels of an organization then you're going to struggle to get things done.
Negotiation skills. Negotiation skills don't mean the ability to trick people and sell them on your design solution. It's about finding and arguing for the best solution. Sometimes you're going to need to compromise to get the right results.
Active listening. Active listening is more than a willingness to listen to what others say. It's about questioning people to clarify things that they have said. Remember, the more you ask questions of your coworkers, the more information you'll get about the project, and the better designer you'll likely become.
The ability to present effectively to clients and colleagues is another critical skill for UX designers. Quite often, the only way to really know if your ideas are on track is to get in front of real people and see if they resonate. It's not always easy, as it requires a lot of time and effort, but it's definitely worth it because becoming a better presenter will make you a better communicator. As was said previously, solid communications skills are the key to creating a shared vision of your new product.
Note: When you present your work, always tie your decision-making process back to user needs and business goals.
When looking for a solution to a problem, check out how other designers solve similar problems. UX Stack Exchange is a question-and-answer website for UX design. It's a great resource for new designers who want to ask questions about any design related topics. If you have a specific question and would like to hear a frank opinions from UX experts you can ask it there.
The world of user experience has never stopped evolving and it's essential to stay up-to-date on the latest ideas and conversations happening in the industry. Make inspiration a priority. It will help help you better understand UX patterns and visual design. Look at design work and case studies on Behance and latest articles about design on Medium. To make yourself familiar with latest design trends, form a habit of reading a few articles on design each day.
Note: If you're looking to add more resources to your list, check out the article 30 UX Design Inspiration Resources.
When you start something new, it's important to be confident in your skills and abilities. Be flexible, adapt to your environment, learn new skills, and adjust as necessary. Bring your whole self to work and encourage others to do the same.


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Arborg And District Multicultural Heritage Village
Preserving the
Roots of the Past
The Vigfusson House
1898, Lundi. This was the first house moved onto the property on Oct.13, 2000, draw in by two teams of horses! Come listen to the legend of Chief John Ramsey and his connection to the Vigfusson family via a dream and superstition.
The Interpretive Centre
2010, Arborg. Marvel at our various exhibits that depict what life was like 100 years ago. The interpretive centre is home to our old-fashioned storefronts as well as many other exhibits.
Sigvaldason House
1913, Arborg. This was the house that Bjorn and Lara Sigvaldason and their 16 children called home for over 50 years. Witness how the family lived and admire many artifacts that were original to the family.
St. Demetrius Ukrainian Catholic Church
1921, Bjarmi. This Provincial Historic building is a must-see! The church has most of its original artifacts including an all-glass candle chandelier. The church has been re-sanctioned after restoration so church services can be held in it again.
Oddleifsson House
1880s, Geysir. This is the oldest Icelandic building still standing in all of New Iceland. With the help of a number of volunteers, we are proud to have obtained this building in 2017 and completed the restoration in 2019.
Kowalski house
1920, Morweena. This beautiful Polish home was moved on-site in the summer of 2009. Many of the Kowalski family volunteered hundreds of hours of tender loving care into the restoration. Come admire all their hard work.
Poplar Heights School
1918, Warren. Come experience what it was like to attend school one hundred years ago in a one-room schoolhouse.
The Saunders House
1905, Clandeboye. Rescued from demolition from the Winnipeg Beach Ukrainian Homestead Museum upon its closing, this Ukrainian-style house has been set up to demonstrate a rural doctor's office.
The Ice House
Come for a tour to learn more about the importance of these ice houses now daily living 100 years ago.
Brandson House
1900s, Arborg. Sigruidur and Jodis raised 10 children in this home. Mrs. Brandson was well known for her hospitality and sometimes received up to 40 visitors in one day alone! Also, come see our tribute to the North Star Creamery where their son Oskar worked.
Ukrainian Bake Oven
2007, Arborg. Our replica of a typical Ukrainian oven. Come learn about how they were made. On special occasions, you may get a taste of the bread that comes out of it.
Hykaway Grist Mill
1917, Meleb. One of the last grist mills left in Canada! Come see this impressive grist mill, which was made entirely by hand from the foundation stones to the sails.
The Caboose
In 1910 the railway came to Arborg, drastically bringing about change in the area. With easier access to wood, livestock, and a means of transportation to Winnipeg, the Arborg community really began to grow. Take a look inside and picture the life of a freight train crew!
St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish Hall
1937, Narcisse. Originally a house in Narcisse and later moved to Poplarfield and with many additions became the hall there. This was our second building.
The Tipi
Replica. This Tipi is a Cree-Style Tipi with 13 poles to signify the 13 moons of the year and 13 teachings. Tipis have been constructed by Indigenous people possibly as early as 10,00 B.C.E.
The Outhouse
2020, Replica. Outhouses were typically separate from other buildings and had a moon carved in the door for light and ventilation.
Stoyanowski Sawmill
1974, Framnes. As the need for more cut lumber increased, many families purchased or built their own sawmills.
Chapil Barn
1938, Arborg. By the turn of the century, the introduction of new farm machinery, innovative construction techniques, and scientific planning greatly altered the appearance of barns. The top floor of this barn is now open to the public.
Slipachuk House
1920s, Komarno. This Ukrainian-style log house is joined at the corners with dovetail joints. The house was sold to the Winnipeg Beach Museum in 1984 and donated to Arborg and District Heritage Village in 2009.
The General Store, Garage, Blacksmith & Livery Stables
Replica. All a part of the same building, these four businesses would often go hand in hand.
2021 Season Senior Fun Days
2021 Season Senior Fun Days Our 2021 season Senior's Days are an excellent way to interact with others in the community. They include games, food, entertainment - and a lot of laughs.
Themes will be announced soon!
See you at the Heritage Hall from 1:30 to 3:30!
Save the Dates:
June 16, 2021 - Cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
July 14, 2021 - Cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
August 26, 2021 - Tea Party
Venue- Arborg Heritage Hall in the Arborg & District Multicultural Heritage Village. The building is wheelchair accessible.
*Covid protocol being followed*
Adults (13 & over): $15 Full tour
$10 Half tour
$5 I.C. and M.B. Tours
Children ( 5-12 ) : $7 Full tour
$5 Half tour
Children 4 & under: FREE
Our 2021 Season:
July 17/21 to September 5/21.
Mon-Sat: 10:00-4:00pm
Sun: 12:00-4:00pm
Open to fully vaccinated individuals only.

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Up to now, LED packaging houses have relied mostly on using retrofitted equipment and materials from IC fabs to improve LED cost of ownership and performance, but what was once a cost-saving and field-proven option is becoming too far removed from the specific needs of LED devices and is now constraining the LED industry, reckons Yole Development in its market research report 'LED Packaging 2011' (to be release in July).
Although LEDs can have long-term cost benefits over traditional lighting technologies for example, their upfront costs have been inhibiting widespread adoption, notes Yole. However, with packaging accounting for 20–60% of the packaged LED's total cost, this stage of the manufacturing process represents the biggest area for cost reduction.
In particular, the LED market has now gained enough momentum and reached a critical mass to entice equipment and material providers into developing dedicated solutions for LED fabrication and packaging, Yole says. Many dedicated solutions are emerging from both existing and new players that can allow a significant reduction in LED manufacturing costs through improved yields, throughputs and material efficiency.
Consequently, over 2011–2016 more than $2bn will be invested in new equipment for LED packaging, including laser lift-off (LLO), permanent wafer/die bonding, singulation and testing, reckons Yole.
However, growth in the LED industry will not be straightforward, as a few mini down/up-turn cycles will occur through 2016, reckons Yole. In particular, with the general lighting market scheduled to reach $20bn by 2020, no LED makers want to get caught short of capacity. The consequent rush to add capacity for the anticipated spike in demand led to an unprecedented cycle of investment that started around the end of 2009 and is expected to extend through early 2012.
This cycle, initiated in Korea, is now essentially fueled by subsidies and other incentives in China, as the country is aggressively trying to position itself as a future leader in solid-state lighting. New entrants are investing heavily to displace existing manufacturers. This will lead to a global averaged overcapacity that will briefly exceed 50% for some tools (i.e. a capacity utilization rate of less than 50%) by mid-2012.
The over-investment in LED packaging equipment in the last 2 years and the resultant absorption of this overcapacity will create a short 12–18 month down-cycle, starting in early 2012 and extending through mid-2013, forecasts Yole. This may cause some consolidation, predicts Yole, before utilization rates return to the more usual 80% range. By mid-2013, a new investment cycle will begin, fueled again by increasing demand for general lighting. However, this may lead to another, shorter period of excess investment to be absorbed in 2016.
In contrast, material and component suppliers will enjoy a smoother ride, with regular growth at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 27.6% between 2011 and 2016, forecasts Yole.
In particular, package substrate makers will see the fastest growth, with a CAGR of 45% through 2016. Phosphors will experience strong price pressure but will still enjoy double-digit growth, with a CAGR of 12%. However, there is still a lot of room for innovation in this field, which could pay off in capturing more added value, reckons Yole. For such products, it remains paramount that the solution offers an overall reduction in cost of ownership ($/lumen) to LED makers.
The report 'LED Packaging 2011' reviews the major challenges associated with the key LED packaging process steps. It focuses in particular on the most recent technologies and market trends for high-power LED and packages and arrays, and provides quantification for various materials and equipment associated with each of those key steps. Trends that are analyzed include emerging technologies such as silicon substrates, wafer level packaging (WLP), and chip on board (COB).


"Happy Hour" means a lot of things to a lot of different people. Instead of going out to drink beer and cocktails, I see Happy Hour in a slightly different way. In partnership with Perry Ellis, I've decided to show you guys the two things I do during that 5pm-8pm stretch that's normally reserved for drinks in my city of LA.
LA is a coffee city. Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood. No matter the place, the fuel is caffeine. Espresso, latte, cappuccino, americano, iced americano and iced macchiato. Me? How about an iced sugar free vanilla (i'm a type 1 diabetic wanting that sweet taste okay?) latte with almond milk? Don't judge me. Ok? Okay?
Los Angeles is home to some of the best coffee bars and spaces on the west coast. Whether you're clocking in for a meeting at 5 or just on your computer getting work done at 6, they are the best places to work in a social setting. The coffee, combined with the warm weather, make the perfect happy hour combination.
The great thing about LA is the NUMBER of coffee shops. You can travel all over town to find the newest, best tasting spot. So that's what I did. I ended up in West Hollywood.
I combined the Perry Ellis Navy Linen Suit Jacket (with hyperlink) with a basic white tee and the Twill Tech Shorts (with hyperlink). This allows a classic look with a modern, comfortable twist.
Furthermore, you can create a third look by simply removing the jacket when it gets a little too hot! From summer meeting vibes to beach vibes in 2 seconds.
Whilst it's true that LA runs on coffee, LA wouldn't survive without it's food. That's why there is such a big selection. The ever changing population leads to a rich, complex food scene. With food in LA, you don't need a drink to have a good time.
Inside the wide city parameters you can try out hundreds of inexpensive but delicious cuisines. On one hand you could go downtown and try the best ribs you've tasted on the west coast or head to Beverly Hills to sit in luxury whilst you're served up the best pasta this side of Italy. LA is a fusion of various food thoughts and ideas. Mexican, Chinese, Indian, El Salvadoran - LA's ethnic foods stand above the rest. You don't need to drink during happy hour but you certainly need to eat.
I balanced the Short Sleeve Exclusive Acid Print Shirt (with hyperlink) with a pair of Slim Fit Solid Sateen 5 Pocket pants (with hyperlink). I love the cuban feel of the colors and textures. It made me feel like I was on vacation in my own city. Combined with the cuban salad I was having and it doesn't get much better than that.
I have some great news. Perry Ellis is having a GIVEAWAY! Do you want to win a $1000 Perry Ellis gift card? Here's how!
You must enter the giveaway by May 15th with the winner announced that day, only one entry is allowed per person and it's only open to those in the USA. Good luck!!
Hope you all enjoyed this little look into my life in LA! Big thanks to Perry Ellis!


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Supporting Adam Putnam
by RCHattonin Community Involvememt
R.C. Hatton Farms is proud to support Adam Putnam for Florida Governor!
We know that Mr. Putnam is a "get the job done" kind of guy who will stand up for conservative principles & our Florida values! As a principled conservative with a proven record, we believe that as Florida Governor Mr. Putnam will continue to fight for less government interference and to protect our constitutional liberties.
Mr. Putnam also stands for the Second Amendment as an inalienable right. He is committed to defending that right from progressive liberals. As Commissioner of Agriculture, Mr. Putnam expanded the state's concealed weapon license program so it is now the largest in the country. He expedited over 75,000 Florida concealed weapon license applications for active military members and veterans. He believes if you carried a gun in Iraq, you should be able to own one at home.
When it comes to veterans, Mr. Putnam knows that no one understands our constitutional freedoms better than our veterans. He is committed to honoring the sacrifices made by our country's military and families. He launched "Operation Outdoor Freedom," which offers wounded veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces hunting and fishing opportunities, at no cost to them. He is committed to making Florida the most military- and veteran-friendly state in the nation.
We stand with our current leaders on fixing our broken immigration system. Mr. Putnam has prioritized securing our borders within his plans to keep our citizens safe.
On the very important topic of education, Mr. Putnam believes that every student in Florida should have access to high-quality education and training in order to succeed in this rapidly changing world. As a parent himself, Mr. Putnam and his wife understand that no two children are the same and that parents should be allowed to have a choice in the education that best fits their child's needs. Likewise, Mr. Putnam also wants Florida to have stronger career training programs that lead to long-term, well-paying careers.
One of the most vital topics for us all – jobs & the economy, Mr. Putnam is going to fight for Florida to be a place where we can all prosper and grow. He understands that this is only possible with a strong economy. Working on his family's citrus and cattle farm taught him that business is not just business, it's a livelihood, a heritage, and a part of the community. He also understands what ramifications government regulations can have on Florida farms and small businesses. That is why he is committed to cutting taxes and eliminating burdensome regulations in order to strengthen the economy, create jobs, and put more money back in Floridians' pockets.
Reference: Issues. (2018). Retrieved August, 2018, from https://adamputnam.com/issues/
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Written and directed by David O. Russell from a story by Russell and Annie Mumolo, Joy is a loosely-based bio-pic about the life of Joy Mangano as a woman who would become a self-made millionaire and run her own empire despite the dysfunctional presence of her family. The film is a look into a woman who comes from a troubled family forcing her to do things by herself as she would gain fame through a series of inventions as Mangano is played by Jennifer Lawrence. Also starring Edgar Ramirez, Virginia Madsen, Diane Ladd, Isabella Rossellini, Bradley Cooper, Elisabeth Rohm, and Robert de Niro. Joy is a compelling though messy film from David O. Russell.
Set in 1990 upstate New York, the film revolves around a mother of two children who shares her house with her grandmother and mother while working for Eastern Airlines as a booking clerk with her ex-husband living in the basement. Yet, Joy Mangano's life is about lost potential who had dreams to create things when she was a kid but the dysfunctional life of her family which included her father Rudy (Robert de Niro) moving in to her home after a break-up where he would share the basement with Joy's ex-husband Tony (Edgar Ramirez). When Rudy gets a new girlfriend in the rich Italian widow Trudy (Isabella Rossellini) and she invites Joy and Joy's older half-sister Peggy (Elisabeth Rohm) to the boat. Joy gets an idea while cleaning spilled wine on the boat as it would be the start of an empire as well as tapping into the lost hopes and dreams she had when she was a child.
David O. Russell's screenplay is partially told through the perspective of Joy's grandmother Mimi (Diane Ladd) as someone who had seen Joy's potential when she was a child and then be destroyed when her family was torn apart by divorce with Rudy going to someone else while Joy's mother Terri (Virginia Madsen) spends much of her life in her room watching soap operas to escape from the harshness of reality. The script is often messy and can be over-the-top in its usage of flashbacks in the first act where Joy looks back at her marriage to Tony including their wedding reception in which her father embarrasses her. Joy is definitely at the center of the film as someone that is dealing with the fact that her life hasn't gone well as she often has to deal with Peggy's comments while Rudy often makes cynical comments though he means well. Tony is at least supportive as he would become one of the few that really believes that Joy can succeed through the invention of the Miracle Mop. Yet, would face challenges including from those who claimed to have a patent over the creation of the mop while Joy would find an outlet to sell her mop through the emergence of QVC.
Russell's direction does have elements of style as it play into the setting and time period of the 1980s and early 1990s while much of his compositions are straightforward. Shot on location in and around Boston, Massachusetts with additional locations at Wilmington, Massachusetts, Russell would create a film that is set largely in the winter to play into the look of upstate New York where the characters live in which include the garage that Rudy owns which is managed by Peggy. There are some wide shots of the locations including scenes at the QVC studio that include this telethon studio that turns around for a different set. Yet, Russell would maintain an intimacy as it relates to the family drama where it can be overwhelming at times due to the number of people arguing over Joy in the usage of close-ups and medium shots. The film's second act would loosen up as it relates to Tony taking Joy to a studio where she would be introduced to QVC and an executive in Neil Walker (Bradley Cooper).
The fact that the script is told partially from Mimi's perspective does make the film tonally uneven as it would also affect the film's pacing leading to its third act where it is about some of the business problems caused by Joy's family over these people involved in parts manufacturing. Especially as Joy knew she had to pay certain amount of royalties to a man who created a patent for this mop as she would be forced to take control of her empire by herself with only a few such as Tony to be the ones to really support her. Her action to confront these men who are trying to ruin her would show what she has to do as it relates to the questions that Trudy has asked about what is a person willing to do to succeed. Overall, Russell crafts a fascinating though flawed film about a woman who finds her lost potential in creating things and later build an empire.
Cinematographer Linus Sandgren does excellent work with the cinematography with the look of the daytime exteriors with the usage of natural lights while going for something low-key and low for the interior scenes at night. Editors Alan Baumgarten, Jay Cassidy, Tom Cross, and Christopher Tellefsen do nice work with the editing as it is stylized in some parts while it is mainly straightforward to play into the drama. Production designer Judy Becker, with set decorators Gary Alioto and Heather Loeffler plus art director Peter Rogness, does brilliant work with the look of the sets at the QVC building as well as the home where Joy and her family live in plus the garage her father owns. Costume designer Michael Wilkinson does fantastic work with the costumes as it play into something that looks casual in some parts but mainly play into the look of the late 80s/early 90s.
Visual effects supervisors Trent Claus and Gregory D. Liegey do terrific work with the visual effects as it is mainly set dressing for the look of the different places that Joy and other characters go to. Sound designers Jason King and Jay Nierenberg, with sound editor John Ross, do superb work with the sound as it play into the chaos inside Joy's home as well as the scenes at various gatherings and at the QVC studio. The film's music by West Dylan Thordson and David Campbell is wonderful for its mixture of orchestral music with bits of rock in parts of the film while music supervisor Susan Jacobs provides a soundtrack that mixes Latin music, pop, rock, and jazz to play into the different worlds that Joy encounters.
The casting by Lindsay Graham and Mary Vernieu is marvelous as it feature some notable small roles and appearances from Donna Mills and Susan Lucci as soap opera actresses, Drena de Niro as a QVC saleswoman in Cindy, Jimmy Jean-Louis as a Haitian repairman in Toussaint whom Terri falls for, Madison Wolfe as the young Peggy, Emily Nunez as the young Jackie, Isabella Crovetti-Cramp as the young Joy, Aundera and Gia Gadsy as Joy/Tony's daughter Cristy, Tomas and Zeke Elizondo as Joy/Tony's son Tommy, and Melissa River in a wonderful performance as her late real-life mother Joan Rivers who sells things for QVC as it's so dead-on. Dascha Polanco is superb as Joy's best friend Jackie who helps her out with some of the business aspects in selling the mop as well as one of the few who really believes in her product. Virginia Madsen is fantastic as Joy's mother Terri as a woman who had lost a lot of hope in reality by spending much of her time watching soap operas until she would fall for a repairman and bring some encouragement to Joy.
Isabella Rossellini is excellent as Trudy as an Italian widow who becomes Rudy's new girlfriend as a woman who isn't sure about Joy's new idea as she reluctantly gives her the money only to find a way to get it back. Elisabeth Rohm is brilliant as Joy's overachieving half-sister Peggy as someone who constantly belittles Joy to prove that she is superior and would end up causing financial trouble for Joy against Joy's will. Diane Ladd is amazing as Joy's grandmother Mimi as a woman who is Joy's greatest supporter as someone who is also a dreamer and had seen a lot of the struggles the family has endured. Edgar Ramirez is incredible as Joy's ex-husband Tony as a failed musician that doesn't like Joy's father very much as he would be the one to get Joy to meet with QVC and be one of her true supporters in her ideas. Bradley Cooper is terrific in a small role as Neil Walker as a QVC executive who sees what Joy has created and decides to help her sell the Miracle Mop in the hope that it would make money.
Robert de Niro is remarkable as Joy's father Rudy as a man who means well but often embarrasses Joy while often favoring his daughter as it's a flawed but fun performance from de Niro. Finally, there's Jennifer Lawrence in a phenomenal performance as the titular character as a mother of two children with an ex-husband that is dealing with her life believing she's failed until she came up with another idea as it is one of Lawrence's finest performances.
Joy is a stellar though flawed film from David O. Russell that features an incredible leading performance from Jennifer Lawrence. Along with its supporting cast, cool score, and an engaging story that is very messy in its structure and tone. It's a film that has a fascinating look into the life of Joy Mangano though it tends to overwhelm itself with all of the family drama and wanting to be this study into the cutthroat world of business. In the end, Joy is a very good film from David O. Russell.


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