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Huawei P20 Lite Leaks With Display Notch In Press Renders
By Dominik Bosnjak
Two supposedly official press renders depicting the Huawei P20 Lite appeared online earlier today, having been obtained by GSMArena. The images that can be seen above correspond with previous leaks of the handset, suggesting the Chinese phone maker's next mid-range offering will feature an 18:9 screen with minimal bezels and a display notch. The cutout seen at the top of the alleged Huawei P20 Lite appears to be housing a front-facing camera and loudspeaker, as well as a proximity sensor. The bottom bezel of the device is about twice as thick as the top one and accommodates Huawei's conventional branding, though it lacks a physical Home button which could double as a fingerprint scanner, with that sensor presumably being mounted at the back of the handset, which several older leaks already indicated.
The Huawei P20 Lite is expected to feature a dual-camera setup, albeit one that won't use the traditional monochrome-RGB combo seen on the company's more premium offerings released in previous years. Instead, the Android mid-ranger is likely to have a traditional main camera supported by a low-resolution secondary sensor meant to help it perform depth mapping that's usually utilized for dedicated portrait modes. The system is expected to be supported by a traditional LED flash, whereas the handset itself should be powered by the Kirin 659, a mid-tier chip from Huawei's HiSilicon. 4GB of RAM is also said to be part of the package, together with 64GB of expandable storage space, a 3,000mAh battery, and a 5.84-inch FHD+ display.
While Huawei is understood to be targeting the P20 Lite at Europe, the company is also expected to launch the same device in its home country as the Nova 3e, according to recent reports. The handset may eventually make its way to the United States via Amazon, albeit rebranded as a product of Huawei's subsidiary Honor. The P20 Lite, P20, and the P20 Pro are all scheduled to be officially announced on March 27 at a dedicated unveiling in Paris, France. Huawei is expected to begin retailing all three devices by late April or early May.
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Dominik started at AndroidHeadlines in 2016. He's approaching his first full decade in the media industry, with his background being primarily in technology, gaming, and entertainment. These days, his focus is more on the political side of the tech game, as well as data privacy issues, with him looking at both of those through the prism of Android. Contact him at [email protected]


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TWICE, BLACKPINK, Girls' Generation: Best-Selling K-Pop Girl Groups On Gaon
by Victoria Marian Belmis / Nov 15, 2021 05:31 AM EST
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TWICE is the best-selling K-Pop girl group of all time. On Gaon alone, the JYP Entertainment girl group has recorded a total sales of 6.51 million.
Ranking at far second is YG Entertainment's BLACKPINK. The quartet has sold over 2.69 million copies since its debut in 2016.
Meanwhile, the "Nation's Girl Group" of South Korea, Girls' Generation, is the third best-selling K-Pop girl group of all time. Since their debut, Girls' Generation has sold over 2.36 million copies on Gaon.
READ: BLACKPINK, TWICE, Girls' Generation, & More, November's Most Popular K-Pop Girl Groups!
Check out the top 25 K-Pop girl groups of all time below.
1. TWICE from JYP Entertainment with 6,519,695 copies sold
2. BLACKPINK from YG Entertainment with 2,696,076 copies sold
3. Girls' Generation from SM Entertainment with 2,363,982 copies sold
4. IZ*ONE - 2,123,434 copies sold
5. Red Velvet from SM Entertainment with 1,946,923 copies sold
READ: TWICE Confirmed For 4th World Tour 'Ⅲ'! Are You Ready To Meet Them, ONCEs?
6. ITZY from JYP Entertainment with 1,233,461 copies sold
7. MAMAMOO from RBW Entertainment with 1,001,466 copies sold
8. GFRIEND from Source Music with 920,250 copies sold
9. Apink from Play M Entertainment with 726,034 copies sold
10. WJSN from Starship Entertainment with 656,554 copies sold
READ: LOONA, ITZY, MAMAMOO, TWICE, & More, Male & Female Fans Voted For Their Favorite K-Pop Groups!
11. (G)I-DLE from CUBE Entertainment with 595,101 copies sold
12. f(x) from SM Entertainment with 584,930 copies sold
13. Dreamcatcher from Dreamcatcher Company with 573,530 copies sold
14. T-ARA from MBK Entertainment with 565,047 copies sold
15. KARA from DSP Media with 531,609 copies sold
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16. 2NE1 from YG Entertainment with 455,367 copies sold
17. LOONA from Block Berry Creatives with 446,427 copies sold
18. OH MY GIRL from WM Entertainment with 428,465 copies sold
19. Lovelyz from Woollim Entertainment with 399,815 copies sold
20. Girls' Generation-TTS from SM Entertainment with 314,323 copies sold
READ: Check Out The Most Followed K-Pop Girl Groups On Instagram For The Month Of October
21. fromis_9 from Pledis Entertainment with 276,794 copies sold
22. I.O.I from YMC Entertainment with 272,000 copies sold
23. STAYC from HIGH UP Entertainment with 268,496 copies sold
24. AOA from FNC Entertainment with 249,915 copies sold
25. Red Velvet - IRENE & SEULGI from SM Entertainment with 233,162 copies sold
Congratulations to all K-Pop girl groups who made it to this list!
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package org.example.calculator;

import javax.annotation.Nonnull;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;
import javax.validation.constraints.Max;
import javax.validation.constraints.Min;
import java.io.Serializable;

public class Calculation implements Serializable {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1_000_000L;

    private String error;
    private long result;

    @Nonnull
    public static Calculation of(long result) {
        return new Calculation(result);
    }

    @Nonnull
    public static Calculation of(@Nonnull String error) {
        return new Calculation(error);
    }

    public Calculation(@Nonnull String error) {
        this.error = error;
    }

    public Calculation(long result) {
        this.result = result;
    }

    @Min(-100)
    @Max(10000)
    public long getResult() {
        return result;
    }

    @Nullable
    public String getError() {
        return error;
    }

    public boolean hasError() {
        return this.error != null;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object o) {
        if (this == o) return true;
        if (o == null || getClass() != o.getClass()) return false;

        Calculation that = (Calculation) o;

        return !(error != null ? !error.equals(that.error) : that.error != null) && result == that.result;
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        int result1 = error != null ? error.hashCode() : 0;
        result1 = 31 * result1 + (int) (result ^ (result >>> 32));
        return result1;
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Q: My 5-year-old off-the-track Thoroughbred gelding, who I compete in hunters, won't let me clip his whiskers or under his jaw even when twitched or sedated. (He rears up and strikes out when I try.) I don't think he's afraid of the horse clippers themselves because he lets me clip his fetlocks and coronary bands without any problem, and having the clippers turned on nearby doesn't seem to bother him. I can clip his ears and bridle path if he's twitched. My guess is that he's really sensitive, because he won't let me use a razor or scissors either. I've tried spending time before and after each ride rubbing his muzzle with a terry cloth towel to desensitize the area, and he's fine with that, but I still can't clip him! Any suggestions?
A: My question for you and for most other competitive riders is: "Why would you clip your horse's whiskers?" Although they may appear superficial and nonessential, horse whiskers provide valuable information to horses. Equine eyes are positioned in such a way that objects immediately in front of or below horses' noses are beyond their range of vision. So their horse whiskers help them "see" these objects. For example, while grazing, horses constantly rely on their whiskers to guide their muzzles toward edible food and away from other objects. The long whiskers near their eyes also warn them when there's a risk of bumping into obstacles, such as branches poking up out of the grass.
Because whiskers serve as a sort of "third eye" for horses, I wonder if your horse's extreme reaction to having his whiskers clipped may indicate some type of visual impairment. We currently have no way of determining the accuracy of individual horses' vision. (Until we can teach horses how to read eye charts, our equine ocular diagnostic abilities are limited to obvious problems, such as foreign bodies, degenerative diseases and infections in the eyes.) But it would make sense that, just like humans, some horses may be nearsighted or farsighted. Perhaps your horse has a vision impairment and has learned to compensate for it by relying even more on the sensory ability of his whiskers, much the way blind people develop unusually sensitive fingertips. The threat of losing his whiskers may be sending him into a complete panic.
Another possible explanation may be that your horse is experiencing pain in his mouth or jaw. Young horses experience tooth-eruption issues that can make their muzzles and jaws sensitive to the touch. Older horses, too, can experience occasionally painful tooth problems. Incorrectly used curb bits and chains can also cause nerve damage and oversensitivity. Your veterinarian can help you rule out these possible causes.
Whatever your horse's reason for resisting trimming, ask yourself if it really is necessary. The practice of clipping horses' whiskers may be common, but it is purely for cosmetic reasons. There is no box on the judge's scorecard for "trimmed whiskers." Sure, a healthy bloom to your horse's coat, produced through good nutrition, exercise and basic grooming, can help to make a good impression in the show ring. But if you have a terrific trip, little details like your horse's whiskers should not affect your placing.
Dr. Joyce Harman is always looking for better, safer ways to treat and train horses. She complements her traditional veterinary background with a wide variety of holistic treatments, ranging from acupuncture and chiropractic to homeopathy and herbal medicine. Based at her Harmany Equine Clinic in Flint Hill, Virginia, Dr. Harman frequently writes for and lectures to both professional and lay audiences. She has written two books about saddle fitting (for English and Western riders), which are available at www.harmanyequine.com, along with many other healing tips and products, or at www.EquineNetworkStore.com.


Cancer, and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs) were till recently regarded as the maladies of the West, so much so that organizations like Gates Foundation and The World Bank, paid little or no attention, but instead confined their effort to infectious diseases like malaria, tuberclosis and AIDS. Slowly and surely we are realizing that chronic diseases can break the bank for individuals and families and the burden can run national health systems into the ground.
On another level it is becoming obvious that global cooperation is needed to find a cure for chronic diseases which has to spread across different domains of medical knowledge and disciplines. No longer is it possible to keep genomic information apart from biospecimen or imaging data. On the other hand, biomedical research is increasingly about connected scientists, working together leveraging 'big data to knowledge' and cyber-physical systems. His work at OHSL has focused on team science and virtual organizations as a socio-technical system with a belief that communication and collaboration technologies provide the platform for the future.
Internet of Everything and systems biology is the fast emerging future. In this we need tools for discovery (of people, places and things); ability to connect them into vibrant networks (cyberinfrastructure) for friction-less science and science gateways that will allow scientists a cyber laboratory where they can quickly and easily assemble their instruments, data and patients into an ecosystem.
Open Health Systems Laboratory working with its partners in the ICTBioMed: International Consortium for Technology in Biomedicine and biomedical researchers across the world is working on creating an open and shared global cyberinfrastructure for biomedical research led by the needs of life sciences and public health. Center for Research Computing at the University of Notre Dame is an important member of the ICTBioMed consortium.
Anil Srivastava (OHSL) and Michael Sullivan (Internet2) will describe their global efforts and answer questions from the audience.Most of Anil Srivastava's work has been at the nexus of information and communication technologies (ICT) and their utilization for furthering societal and scientific purposes. He started his career as head of Knowledge Engineering and director of Centre for Development of Instructional Technology (CENDIT) where he participated in Ariane Passenger PayLoad Experiment (APPLE) experimental communication satellite for date networking in India; later worked with Apple's Advanced Technology Group on Educational Object Economy research funded by NSF which has resulted in MOOCs; and served as the founding chief executive of India's NASSCOM (National Association of Software and Service Companies) which has resulted in a $49 million industry growing several folds to $49 billion in a decade and growing. He has worked as senior advisor to the leadership team at The World Bank; several specialized United Nations agencies including Unesco, Unicef, FAO and WHO; and Booz•Allen & Hamilton; and visiting faculty at California State University and Tata Memorial Centre beside teaching at Stanford University, Jawaharlal Nehru University and other institutes of higher learning and research.


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Pete Froedden
Anthony Robertson
Sherie Eubanks
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Pete Froedden, in his fourth year as an assistant coach for the Bisons, is no stranger to the Lipscomb basketball program.
Froedden played point guard for the Bisons under former head coach Don Meyer from 1987 to 1991. A three-year starter, he finished his career with 1,053 points.
Froedden is heavily involved in developing team strategy. He supervises the video exchange program and works in development of Lipscomb's guards.
Froedden has instituted new team shooting programs and constantly works on perfecting each player's shooting form. In his first year with Lipscomb, the team field goal percentage rose from .437 to a league-leading .472. Lipscomb's three-point percentage also rose from .345 to a conference-high .363.
Froedden also shares the NAIA record for 46 games played in a season. He shares the record with seven other members of the 1989-90 basketball team. In his four years at Lipscomb the Bisons won 147 games. He is the winningest player in the history of collegiate basketball with Lipscomb going 146-14 in games he played.
Upon graduating from Lipscomb, Froedden served as a graduate assistant coach at Austin Peay State University where he earned his Master's of Science in Public and Community Health.
Froedden had an opportunity to return to Lipscomb in the middle-1990s, but instead accepted his first head coaching job at Hillsboro High School in Nashville, Tenn.
After four years at Hillsboro, Froedden was named head coach and Athletic Director at Harding Academy in Memphis, Tenn. in 1998. He spent six years at Harding compiling a record of 114-68 while winning three district championships and being named District Coach of the Year twice.
Froedden served as head coach at Dyer County High School in Newbern, Tenn. from 2004 to 2006. After moving to Sycamore High School in 2006, he won two regular season championships and a district tournament championship finishing 50-17 over his two year tenure.
Froedden, originally from New York, N.Y., prepped at Houston County High in Erin, Tenn. He and his wife Audrey have three children - Keenan, Kiana, and Christian.


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Coming days for Midlands NHS 'absolutely critical' as variant cases rise – Mayor
Jan 8th 2021 12:16PM
The coming days will be "absolutely critical" for the NHS in the West Midlands with hospitals "struggling" under rising Covid variant case rates, health chiefs have said.
Doctors, nurses, GPs and health workers are on the front line in a race against time to see if lockdown measures and the ever-increasing tempo of the vaccine rollout can head off increasing infections.
Sally Roberts, chief nursing officer for the Black Country and West Birmingham clinical commissioning group (CCG), said the next two weeks would be crucial and it was "tough out there" on wards, and in primary care.
She said the region's Nightingale hospital at the Birmingham NEC remained on a 72-hour standby, but urged the public not to "get fixated" on the facility and rather act now by following lockdown rules, in order to help medics.
Health chiefs have said "all indicators" were the new more highly contagious coronavirus variant had taken root in the region, and particularly Wolverhampton, Sandwell and Birmingham.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan declared "major incident" on Friday as he said Covid was "out of control" in the capital, with Public Health England (PHE) figures showing the case rate was now above 1,000 infections per 100,000 people.
Speaking on a video briefing to regional reporters, West Midlands Mayor Andy Street said the seven council areas that make up the regional conurbation of three million people were "behind London" but rates had "moved up".
Final preparations are under way for the Black Country Living Museum to be used as a mass vaccination centre (David Jones/PA)
He said: "What we have got to do is every day that goes by over the next two critical weeks is look to see if the curve is beginning to change; for infections first and then, for hospitalisations."
He added only by analysing that data would it be possible to see if lockdown measures were working.
"Every single citizen has a contribution to make to that outcome," he said.
"(We have to) watch every piece of data coming through as to whether all of our caring services can move through the huge challenge we now have."
He added: "The next seven days will be absolutely critical in this fight.
"The data only reflects people's behaviour – that is mission critical to the outcome."
Katie Spence, of PHE in the West Midlands, said the increase in infections was "very worrying" with "far more cases of the new highly-transmittable version of the virus among that".
In PHE's most recent weekly figures, 31,297 of England's newest infections were in the West Midlands – just under 10% of the total number for the country in the same period.
Ms Spence said: "This rapid rise is highly concerning and it will sadly mean yet more pressure on our health services while we're in the depths of winter.
"This dramatic increase in cases and deaths should be bitter warning for us all that we must not forget the basics; the lives of our friends and families depend on it."
The latest figures available through NHS Digital in the week to January 5 for the seven West Midlands areas make for sobering reading, with infections increasing across all boroughs.
Covid-19 jabs will be administered at Birmingham's Millennium Point from Monday (Jacob King/PA)
Wolverhampton's rate was 947 cases per 100,000 people, Sandwell 863, Walsall 744, Dudley 679, Birmingham 669, Coventry 503 and Solihull 499.
However, Ms Roberts, from the CCG, said the pace of the vaccine rollout was "accelerating" with "tens of thousands" of doses now being delivered to her area alone.
She added the mass vaccination centre at Millennium Point in Birmingham would begin administering vaccine to appointment-only patients, from Monday.
All four NHS trusts in the Black Country and West Birmingham sub-region and all primary care sites, including doctor's surgeries, were now administering jabs including the Oxford vaccine, said Ms Roberts.
Deliveries for care home residents started after Christmas, while final preparations were now under way to open a second, previously announced, mass vaccination centre in the region at the Black Country Living Museum, in Dudley.
Asked if the region would need to ramp up vaccinations to 300,000 people per week to meet the mid-February target for the four most vulnerable groups, Ms Roberts said the figure was "about right".
She added GPs would also move from a "push" to a "pull mechanism" of vaccine supply by about January 25, "which we're really looking forward to getting".
Under that new system, practices request supplies they need for coming days through a national system – rather than the current top-down arrangement of supplies being "pushed" to surgeries.
"That will help hugely for our modelling and in terms of our delivery," she added.
Meanwhile, Cllr Ian Ward, Labour leader of Birmingham City Council, said he had been pleased by the Government response to a Midlands cross-party letter to the Health Secretary asking for "regular and timely" updates on the vaccine rollout.
He praised Matt Hancock's "prompt reply" adding he was "delighted" that Mr Street had, following talks with the Vaccinations Minister Nadhim Zahawi, been able to "guarantee a smooth supply of vaccines" to the region.
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Album Review Bon Iver - i,i
An emotional tour-de-force that displays an unparalleled understanding of the power of music.
Label: Jagjaguwar
Released: 9th August 2019
Reviewer: Ben Tipple
At the very end of their stunning All Points East appearance earlier in the summer, Bon Iver unveiled new material from 'i.i' with an understated confidence. Quite literally leaving fans with the songs, the vast speakers imparted 'Hey Ma' and 'Man (U Like)', both brimming with the characteristic sultry melody of Justin Vernon's early solo material, an apparent step away from the overt electronic experimentation of the band's previous effort.
Having left his fabled isolation in the past, Justin has spent over a decade reinventing his sound with help of an ever-changing backing of musicians. His stripped-back songwriting initially gave way for the grandiose instrumentation of 2011's self-titled second album, which in turn laid the foundation for the atypical (and arguably challenging) '22, A Million'. 'i.i' traverses the broad space crafted between the three.
The opening trio - 'Yi', 'iMi' and 'We' - pave the journey, building from the experimental noise of the intro through auto-tuned vocals to the comparable heaviness of 'We'. Bridging from '22. A Million' into 'i.i', they hurl towards some of Bon Iver's best work to date. 'Hey, Ma' carries the same intimacy that placed Justin firmly on the map back during the well-documented heartbreak of 'For Emma, Forever Ago', and 'Marion' harks back to his acoustic days, presenting a modern folk opus. 'Faith' soars with an urgency the group hasn't displayed in years, whilst the gospel-infused 'Naeem' is beautifully devastating.
'i,i' touches on the entirety of Bon Iver's ever-evolving catalogue with masterful delicacy. The electronic experimentation remains but is used remarkably sparingly, instead providing the foundation for the record's truly big moments. There's little subtlety here. Even at their softest there's an inarguable assuredness that effortlessly allows the jarring 'Jelmore' and the darkly minimalist 'Holyfields,' to sit against the Prince-esque 'RABi' and the brass-filled beauty of 'Salem'.
Bon Iver have bestowed experience to craft an emotional tour-de-force that displays an unparalleled understanding of the power of music. A decade on from the pained remoteness of 'For Emma, Forever Ago', 'i,i' holds the same intimacy and urgency, elevated by years of groundbreaking experimentation.
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It is with great sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Ned Chester, who left us on Wednesday, May 2, 2018, at the age of 67 years, surrounded by his family and their love.
Ned grew up near Fort MacLeod, AB and moved to Calgary in his twenties where he found his true love, Sue, and together, they raised three wonderful boys. After retiring in March of 2016, Ned continued to enjoy visiting with family, friends and neighbours, spending time with Carson and Brielle, camping with his family, big game hunting, travelling and most recently working on his new hobby – knife making.
Ned's positive outlook and warm and friendly smile will be fondly remembered by his family and the countless people who consider Ned a true friend.
Ned was the cherished husband of Sue Chester (nee Taylor), loving father of Dustin, Cody (Lindsay) and Travis, as well as "Grandpa Ned" to Carson and Brielle – all of Calgary. Ned will also be sadly missed by his father Raymond, brother Dennis (Cheryl) and sister-in-law Denise. Ned was also the much loved son-in-law of Harvey and Alice Taylor and brother-in-law to Bryan (Elaine), Don (Maureen), Tim (Arlene) and Pam (Tyler), and uncle to many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his mother Ellen and brother Don.
Memorial Services will be held at McINNIS & HOLLOWAY (Fish Creek, 14441 Bannister Road S.E., Calgary, AB) on Saturday, May 12, 2018 at 2:30 p.m. Reception to follow at the funeral home. Condolences may be forwarded through www.mcinnisandholloway.com. If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to the Alberta Cancer Foundation, c/o Tom Baker Cancer Centre, 1331 – 29 Street N.W., Calgary, AB T2N 4N2 Telephone: 1 (866) 412-4222. www.albertacancer.ca/memorial or to Southwood Hospice (501, 5920 Macleod Trail S.W., Calgary, AB) Telephone (403) 255-4969, www.intercarealberta.com or to the charity of the donor's choice.
Ned's family would like to thank all of those who cared for him during his recent stay at the Foothills Hospital and Southwood Hospice.
In living memory of Ned Chester, a tree will be planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park by McINNIS & HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOMES, Fish Creek, 14441 Bannister Road S.E., Calgary, AB, T2X 3J3, Telephone: 403-256-9575.
So sorry to hear of Ned's passing. Our hearts go out to you and we are, and will continue to be, thinking of you during this difficult time.
Our hearts are with you all and we are praying for God's comfort to carry you through this time.
Ned will be deeply missed but always remembered.
We are thinking of you all at this sad time. Sending love and Hugs, Marci, Cory, Joshua and Alex.
So sorry to hear of Ned's passing. My condolences to you and the family.
We are sad to learn of Ned passing, our prayers go out to you and the boys.
Deepest condolences to Raymond and the family. Thoughts and prayers.
I am so sorry for your lost. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Ned was such a wonderful person with a wonderful soul.
May the memories help you through this hard time.
I will always remember the night he scared me while camping with you and Arnold.
Sorry to hear of Ned's passing, Brenda and I send our condolence. Ned an I were close friends in high school. He'll be remembered fondly by us.
Thinking of you at this hard time. I will always remember Ned teaching us new games and the fun at family picnics.
I'm saddened by the news and offer my condolences. I'm one of Grey Chester's granddaughters, daughter of Valena.
I am so sorry to hear of Ned's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you through this difficult time.
I am so happy that Ned and I had such a great visit this winter over a Tim Hortons coffee. We have many happy memories of fun times. He was a great guy and would give you the shirt off his back, no questions asked. He will be missed.
My sincere condolences to Ned's family. I knew Ned for a few years and I remember him as a great guy!
Sue, I am so sorry to learn that Ned passed away. I wish you much comfort, peace, and many happy memories of him to get you through this difficult time. My thought and prayers are with you and your family.
Our sincere sympathy at this difficult time. Lots of fond memories from our youth to be treasured. Rest in peace my friend.
So sorry to hear the news Sue and boys, and families. One of the greatest employees and friends we have ever known. Boys trips on Mothers day weekends with the Nedster, are etched in our minds. Such a good and giving friend. Rest in peace my friend.
Thinking of you Sue and your family at this time.
May God surround you with his love and peace to sustain you through this difficult time. Ned was so good at teaching the cubs all of the outdoor skills, fire lighting, knot tying etc, A very generous heart combined with knowledge and skill to help out wherever he was needed. Great big smile always ready for a good time. Cowboy coffee and chocolate coated almonds, so many amazing memories. Ned you will be missed, but we know you are in His loving arms.
What a truly amazing person. We were friends for over 40 years, words cannot say how much we will miss you.
I can't fully express how I feel in words. Ned always greeted me with a firm hand shake and a big smile. I can hear him and see him every time I think of him. I miss him. My heart aches for all of you. I love you.
I grew up in Fort Macleod and went to school with Ned. I remember him as a kind, loyal and compassionate guy. I have ran into him a few times over the years in Calgary, usually in a hockey rink, and always enjoyed catching up. I am so sorry to miss his celebration of life today but I am out of the country.
Thinking of all of you. Tim recalls driving around on the ice on McBride Lake with Ned with fondness. Great fun for a younger cousin.
Sue, I am very sorry to hear of Ned's passing. I hadn't seen him for a long time but I always thought of him as a kind and gentle soul. My condolences to you and the boys.
Sue – I just found Ned's obituary by accident and even though late, wanted to send my condolences. From talking to you over the years at Macleod Dixon and "on the bus", know you two had a wonderful relationship. I hope you are healing Sue. Blessings to you and your family.


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Q: Using timepicker on bootstrap I try to use datepicker and timepicker on a web application with jQuery.
datepicker works well and I find the class.
Nevertheless I do not know why timepicker does not. The class does not exist and when I implement it, it does not work.
Datepicker:
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Timepicker:
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So Why Was It Eventually Accepted?
It Passed Rigorous Scientific Testing?
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The PowerPoint PPT presentation: "Charles Darwin and His Origin of Species" is the property of its rightful owner.


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Learning Object Metadata (LOM) (engl., "Metadaten für Lernobjekte") ist ein offener Standard für Metadaten zur Beschreibung von Lernobjekten, der 2002 vom Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) verabschiedet wurde.

Motivation für einen Metadaten-Standard von Lernobjekten

In den meisten Lernanwendungen sind die entwickelten Inhalte (Contents) eng mit der Applikation verbunden, für die die Inhalte entwickelt wurden. Angesichts hoher Kosten, die mit der Entwicklung von solchen Ressourcen verbunden sind, wurde nach Wegen gesucht, wie solche Inhalte zwischen Anwendungen ausgetauscht werden können. Dazu müssen zunächst die Ressourcen einer Lernanwendung mit Meta-Daten versehen werden, die standardisiert sind und die Lerninhalte so beschreiben, dass sie in einer anderen Anwendung weiter genutzt werden können. Werden Lerninhalte mit Metadaten in dieser Weise gekapselt, spricht man von Lernobjekten.

Der Learning Object Metadata (LOM) -Standard wurde nun entwickelt um den Austausch, die Suche, Beschaffung und Nutzung von Lernobjekten zu erleichtern. Er ermöglicht das Teilen und Austauschen von Lernobjekten durch die Entwicklung von Verzeichnissen und Bestandslisten, die auch kulturelle und sprachliche Unterschiede berücksichtigen.

Aufbau von LOM

Die Grundstruktur von LOM besteht aus neun Kategorien:

General Category (Allgemein): Grundlegende Informationen, die das Lernobjekt als Ganzes beschreiben.
Lifecycle Category (Lebenszyklus): Eigenschaften, die einerseits die Geschichte und den aktuellen Zustand des Lernobjektes als auch die beeinflussenden Lernobjekte beschreiben.
Meta-Metadata Category (Metametadaten): Merkmale der Metadatenbeschreibung an sich.
Technical Category (Technische Details): technische Voraussetzungen und Merkmale des Lernobjekts.
Educational Category (Pädagogische Details): Bildungsmerkmale und pädagogische Beschreibung des Lernobjekts.
Rights Category (Rechte): Über Nutzungsbedingungen des Lernobjekts und Copyright-Fragen wird informiert.
Relation Category (Verwandte Ressourcen): Beziehungen zwischen dem Lernobjekt und anderen verwandten Lernobjekten.
Annotation Category (Anmerkung): ermöglicht Anmerkung über den Bildungsnutzen des Lernobjekts und Informationen über die Entstehung der Kommentare (wann, von wem)
Classification Category (Klassifikation): Einordnung des Lernobjekts in ein Klassifizierungssystem.

Einerseits hilft die detaillierte Charakterisierung der Lernobjekte bei der Suche nach speziellen Inhalten und Dokumentformaten und andererseits bei der Beurteilung, ob bestimmte Lernprogramme für die eigenen Zwecke geeignet sind. Außerdem versucht LOM auftretende Fragen wie z. B. in Bezug auf die Aktualität des Dokuments, die Kombinierbarkeit mit anderen Lernmaterialien bereits im Vorfeld zu lösen. Weiter können der Typ des Lernobjekts (Übung, Simulation, Fragebogen, Diagramm, Tabelle, Text etc.) Interaktivitätsgrad, didaktischer Kontext, Schwierigkeitsgrad, Durchschnittsalter der Zielgruppe und weitere pädagogische Aspekte mit dem Standard beschrieben werden.

Standardisierung

Die Standardisierung ist eine unabdingbare Voraussetzung des zukünftigen LOM-Einsatzes. Erst durch vereinbarte Standards können Metadaten geschaffen werden, die als Schicht zwischen Datenbank und Applikation für die notwendige Datentransparenz und die Möglichkeit der Datenübertragung sorgt. Während man sich in Deutschland mit vereinheitlichten Standards noch sehr schwer tut, gibt es seit März 2005 ein sehr gutes, in Kanada entwickeltes Modell von Standards, das CanCore (von der Idee her vergleichbar mit dem Dublin Core).

Sprachen

Es wird versucht, alternative Versionen von Lehr- und Lernmaterialien in unterschiedlichen Sprachen zu identifizieren sowie den Ursprung der jeweiligen Übersetzung ausfindig zu machen. Damit soll gewährleistet sein, dass die Metadaten lokalisiert und in verschiedene Sprachen übersetzt werden können.

Weblinks
 IEEE Draft Standard for Learning Object Metadata (PDF; 165 kB)
 IEEE Arbeitsgruppe für LOM
 LOM-DE für den deutschen Schulbereich angepasste LOM-Spezifikation
 LOM-CH von der Fachagentur Educa entwickelte LOM-Spezifikation für die Schweizer Bildungslandschaft

Quellen

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Ms. Neal attended Texas State University from 1998 to 2006, where she received both her bachelor's and master's degree. In 2003, Ms. Neal graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice, with an emphasis in Pre-Law. She went on to graduate with a Master of Arts in Legal Studies. After obtaining her undergraduate degree, Ms. Neal begin working as a file clerk in Austin, Texas at a medium sized law firm that specialized in education and insurance defense. While attending graduate school, Ms. Neal became a Certified Paralegal in Texas. Later, while attending graduate school she relocated to Houston, Texas where she has gained experience in insurance defense, document review, family law, corporate law and criminal defense and became a Texas Certified Paralegal. After taking a break from the legal field and teaching 9th grade World Geography, Ms. Neal moved to Florida and began working in the legal field again in Palm Beach County. Ms. Neal has continued to expand her legal knowledge as a legal secretary and paralegal supporting litigation attorneys in the fields of business/commercial litigation, condominium/homeowner association disputes, foreclosure, employment, personal injury, landlord-tenant, and trial practice. Ms. Neal has also assisted various attorneys with transactions. Ms. Neal is a Florida Registered paralegal with substantial experience in the field of litigation with a focus on practice and procedure.
Ms. Neal strives to remain a professional and efficient in her work.


I'll let you in on one of my favourite things about marketing destinations and travel experiences.
There's no room for dishonesty.
Cold calls, spammy emails and fake reviews don't work. Sugarcoating will be seen through immediately and pointed out on TripAdvisor. The only way you can build your travel business is by being the real deal. Once you've got an authentic and valuable offer, that's where content marketing comes in.
I've spent the last few years delving into what works for content marketing, especially for tourism boards, tour & activity operators, and other brands in travel. In both my life and my work, so much of it comes down to stories, especially in travel. Here I'll show you how to make the most of them.
P.S. I'm writing a book on content marketing for travel. You can sign up now and I'll send you over an advance free copy when it's ready.
It all comes down to stories. Know and tell the right stories to the right people. What stories do your audience want in their lives? How can your brand provide the stories they want in their future?
If you're a destination or experience provider, your content marketing might involve 80% curation, 20% creation. Bounce off user-generated content.
Know exactly who you are, consistently be the best version of that, and put out content that resonates with the right people.
Content marketing isn't a one-person job. Your team and destination are involved, as well as your visitors.
We're working in a world where stories, experiences, and recommendations fly faster than ever. As travel as we know it keeps on changing, brands have ever more opportunities to gain from building a content brand.
The travel brands that win are the businesses that capture the hearts and minds of visitors and prove that they are the business who can provide the experience of a lifetime.
They stand out from the crowd by knowing exactly who their guest is, what they're looking for, and how to delight them. They tell their story and embrace their quirks.
It's not easy, but the most successful travel and tourism brands are doing it every day – and getting creative by going back to basics.
Let's delve into how you can make magic with your own content marketing stories.
Looking too much at the competition keeps you behind. Often it's more useful to look outside your industry – if you're a destination, perhaps seeing how SaaS startups are marketing a product launch or a popular media company runs its social media– rather than the tourism board next door. If you know who you are and have a powerful sense of identity, you don't need to worry about the competition – or telling the right story.
Nebraska's new slogan, announced in October 2018, is one of my favourite destination branding moments from this year: "Honestly, it's not for everyone". It's a humble smile at how Nebraska was the ninth least-visited state in the USA in 2017. And they're ok with that. In the promotional material below, they say, "we believe that only boring people get bored. So we invent our own fun". It's funny and honest – and spectacular branding. They also encourage those who think it could be their "cup of tea" to head to their website for a Travel Guide (hurrah for lead magnets).
Sure, you'll have a maximum of a few people logging into your social media accounts. And that's good – you need to monitor the content coming out under your brand name and make sure it's all consistent. But there's brand content, and then there's content from individuals at brands. Many individuals at your company can be creating content under their own name, if you choose to encourage it.
I love seeing CEOs publishing thought leadership pieces on Medium and LinkedIn, Heads of Product talking about the lessons they're learning, or guides writing about their top recommendations for grabbing a bite to eat in their city.
Look at your customer segments. One great example is Visit Greenland's profiles of 11 different types of tourists that visit Greenland, as identified by their Visitor Survey.
These include the Globetrotter (27%), Nature Lover (16%) and Sightseer (15%).
With this qualitative data, tour operators and other providers in-destination can tap into a base of extremely well-researched advice to help them be more successful (and get results for the DMO in turn).
Every visitor who comes to your destination or books a tour, room, or experience with you will have their own "big picture" that influences whether they'll book with you or not.
In the back of their mind, they might think: how will this brand help me to experience the stories I want to tell? How will this destination add to the story of my life?
In my own life, my big picture is that I want an adventurous life exploring new places and experiences, and my travel choices reflect that. I want to gain stories from experiences that fit into that big picture.
What stories do your visitors or guests want to gain by handing you their money?
Is your brand using the right content and stories to attract these people?
What matters to them? Who do they want to become? How do they want to shape their identity with their travel choices? How will your destination or experience fit into their future?
Who's got the key to this stunning mountain hut? It looks like a great place to unwind and gaze out across the lake for a few days. Although we can't call this hut home, we can reveal where you can find this wonderful location: @graubunden, south of Arosa Reservoir at a height of 2,251 metres in the Strela mountain chain. In this photo by @ma_hu_, you can see Altein Lake, located below the Valbellahorn. If you ever hike up to the hut, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of the Schiesshorn and many other mountains. The name "Altein" comes from "Alp Tein", the old Romansh term for the alps of #Davos Wiesen. #themoreyouknow. Thanks for the great photo!
In your content marketing, your goal is to share content that speaks to your guests and reaches them on the channels they turn to for travel inspiration, consideration, and decision-making. In these places – whether it's Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube – distribute the content that shares the best stories organically and with paid promotion.
Travel is far more influenced by timing than other industries. As well as the usual dilemma of what time to share on social media, there's seasonality to consider as well as special events, festivals, and celebrations to market around. Planning in advance is the only option for much of your content marketing.
The best travel content is so good that it swoops through online channels and good ol' fashioned offline conversations as word-of-mouth advertising – and the brand travels with it.
It does their marketing team's work for them, so they can focus on putting even more great content out there and sharing stories of happy customers.
Know what your key visitor segments are, understand exactly what their ideal experience in your destination is, and make sure the content you create and curate visualises just that.
What does your audience see when they imagine their dream time in your destination? What is the perfect story they could get from your destination? What are the attributes of the experience – relaxation, luxury, adventure, incredible views, cultural wonder? Find a medium that gets it all through.
To encourage user-generated content, one of your jobs is to get conversations going. Put a video on Facebook that you know your customer segment of adventure-seekers will drool over and want to tag their travel buddies in. Ask your Instagram fans for their top picks in your destination – such as for their favourite coffee shop – and get them started with your best recommendation.
Ideally, make it subtle. You don't have to scream "tag a friend who wants to go here!" Rather, know your visitors inside out and quietly but knowingly deliver something they'll want to pass on to their networks – because it fits exactly who they are and want they want.
When we're in the inspiration stage of our travel planning journey, we see where our own influencers have been to. When I say influencers, I don't just mean high-profile Instagrammers with 500k+ followers (although they can be useful). Oftentimes, they're recommendations from our friends, family, publications we follow, or other brands. We listen to their tips and visit places they've been because we trust them, look up to them, and want our own lives to share attributes from the vision they've cultivated.
Pay attention to who's persuading visitors to come to your destination or guests to book with you. If it's friends or family, you could use retargeting to give them content that reminds them of the quirks of your destination that they can then (hopefully) share.
If your influencers include high-profile bloggers and social media accounts, make sure they're telling the right stories for your target.
As a destination or experience provider, your content marketing will probably involve 80% curation, 20% creation. A content marketer will have their ear to the ground, setting time every day for social listening: monitoring what people are saying about their brand and interacting with it, but also looking for opportunities to re-post or make a piece of content into something bigger.
Get to know the people who are the right ones to care about your brand – just them, not everyone – and fine-tune your awareness of what they're looking for. Create a laser-focused knowledge of what your brand is and isn't, and deliver that with each piece of content. Just be you. When your content reaches them, organically and via paid targeting, the right people will respond.
If you're working on building a travel brand, you're going to have to accept that a lot of your success will come down to long-term tactics.
There are some things you can do with a quick turnaround, but your content isn't something you set and forget. One thing I can tell you: if you commit to your content strategy and play the long game for your brand, your future self and business will tip their hat to you.
It's hard to even say it's just content marketing – it's the heart of all of your marketing. We fall in love with the aura of a destination, or how we imagine it on our mind based on the blogs we read, books we read, the films we watch, the music we listen to, the magazines and websites we scroll through, the social profiles we follow, and the conversations we have.
When it comes to using our limited days off work and holiday budget, we think about what trip is top of the list. What place has been niggling at the back of our mind the most, or for the longest? Content marketing helps your destination to be on that list.


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Today is a very important QI anniversary can anyone guess?
Is it a first tv show?
It is the day in 1954 when Great Britain defeated France to capture the first ever Rugby League World Cup in Paris in front of around 30,000 spectators.
November 13th 2003 Stephen Fry said the immortal words for the first and only time.
"But way out in front, it's Alan with 23 points"
A day to be remembered indeed!!
Saying that my dream team would not involve any females....mmmmm... unusual!
I think Paul Merton would be fantastic, but how many questions would you get through? He'd hijack the whole show! It'd be funny though. Tom Lehrer would be funny.
Jeremy Clarkson and Jo Brand.
i admit now, i was tempted to put marilyn manson, but fair play! the man is intelligent!!!!
What's that? It's been done? Ah.
A panel of Alan Davies, John Sessions, Bill Bailey and Sean Lock would suit me fine.


High traffic websites like CNN, Yahoo!, Adobe, Rediff, etc. use a Content Delivery Network (like Akamai) so end users have to spend less time waiting for the web page to load on their screens.
Why You Need a Content Delivery Network?
Let's take a real example: This website is hosted on a web server that's located in some part of America. Now if we have a visitor from Singapore, the page loading time for him will be relatively high because of the geographic distance between Singapore and America. Had there been a mirror server in either India or Australia, the page would load much faster for that visitor from Singapore.
Now a content delivery network has servers across the world and they automatically determine the fastest (or the shortest) route between the server hosting the site and the end-user. So your page will be served from the server in Australia to a visitor in Singapore and from America for a visitor in UK. Of course there are other advantages but this example should give you a good idea of why we need a Content Delivery Network.
Absolutely. If you are using Amazon S3 for hosting images, you can consider using their their new CloudFront service for content delivery. Like Amazon S3, CloudFront is inexpensive (you pay for what you use) and gives all the benefits of a typical CDN service.
When you upload files to Amazon S3 and configure them with CloudFront, a copy of S3 files will be cached in various Amazon servers that are spread across important cities in US, Europe and Asia. So a visitor from India will be served content by the server located in Asia and so on – see illustration above for location of all Amazon servers.
Step 1: Get the S3 Fox add-on for Firefox and log-in to your Amazon S3 account. Now right-click your S3 bucket and select "Manage Distributions."
Step 2: Next we'll associate a CNAME (some easy to remember sub-domain name) with our S3 bucket so it become easy to link to the files from our web pages. In this example, I use the web address "cache.labnol.org" and then click Create Distribution.
Step 4. Log in to your account on your web hosting service's website, and go to the DNS management page. Create a new CNAME record as shown in the screenshot. The CNAME name is the same sub-domain you created above while the CNAME value is your cloudfront.net URL generated by Amazon.
It may take a while (5 minutes?) for the domain change to propagate across different DNS servers. You may use online nslookup to confirm that the changes have been correctly propagated.
And you are done. Simply replace the image URLs in your web templates with the new sub-domain (in our case, cache.labnol.org) and your done.
Amazon S3 is the place where you store content (your files) while CloudFront ensures that you files stored in S3 buckets get served faster.
CloudFront does this by copying files from S3 buckets to different edge locations that in turn serve content to end-users.
Edge Locations are spread across the world and content is always served from an Amazon server that is closest to the user's location thus improving the page loading time as it means fewer network hops.
Statistics from YDN says that 80-90% of the end-user response time is spent downloading all the components in the page: images, stylesheets, scripts, Flash, etc. We can therefore disperse all this static content using a content delivery network an improve the speed of our web site..
In the case of S3, you were only paying for data served from S3 to the end user but in case of CloudFront, you also need to pay for data transferred from S3 to these edge locations.


Can I get some help migrating from one email to another?
I have a MSFT account under a yahoo mail. I made a new alias which is on outlook mail. I have made the outlook mail as a primary email alias. If I remove my yahoo email on my account as an alias, will I still be able to access the store or should I make a hard reset on my phone and start all over again?
As far as I know, you cant change your phone's primary email ID without a hard reset. However there was an article here sometime ago which implied that changing primary IDs would be possible in W10P.
I had been using a primary alias on my outlook.com account and recently dropped it in the account settings in favor of the outlook.com account name. As the store account links to the base outlook account, for me it just worked.
Phone (8.1) and Windows all just updated and the email names changed in login and in the settings without me needing to do anything.
You don't need an alias. You CAN change the Primary email address for your Microsoft Account and keep all your App ownerships, backups etc.
Thanks guys. I can sleep now because of this.
Can I delete my previous email address using my phone browser?
According to your link this could only be done using a PC browser.
I just want to clarify things.
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Build 10130: anyone managed to activate Windows Hello?
Microsoft wake UP ! There is a Halo Watch and Halo 2.....this is a plee to add W10 I.O.T.
How can I cancel a speech from downloading on my Lumia 730 there is no pop up to do this?
How to make a phone number, with country code be detected as one number?
What app can I use to lock my Gmail app?


Band music has played an important part in the religious and military history of Mahone Bay.
The community's Lutheran Church, for example, had a band of its own in the late 1800s which operated until the start of the twentieth century. The Mahone Bay Band, itself, was a brass band affiliated with the militia called the 69th Battalion Band of the Annapolis Regiment, based at Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia. It was one of three Lunenburg County bands that attended training sessions at Camp Aldershot, N.S., near Kentville, in the early 1900s. The Lunenburg Band went with the 75th Regiment, the Bridgewater Band accompanied the 68th Regiment while the Chester Band was normally a militia unit, according to a February 25, 1961 newspaper report. The 69th Battalion Band from Mahone Bay went to Camp Aldershot, during a ten-day training period each fall when the Annapolis Regiment was living there under canvas. This tradition continued for five or more seasons.
"At Camp Aldershot, each band marched with the regiment to the training area and brought them back in the afternoon," said an article by Roy K. Cooke, of the Halifax Chronicle-Herald. "With more than 20 bands in camps, it was a stirring sight and sound." "Usually the bands played in the regimental mess every evening." Following the First World War, the 69th Battalion musicians formed a 20 to 25-member civilian band that continued to play for garden parties and at exhibition parades including those held at Bridgewater, Liverpool and Shelburne. In the 1920s and 1930s, the bandsmen traveled by train to these performances in Lunenburg, Queens and Shelburne Counties. Eventually, as more and more cars took to South Shore Roads, the band players got around by automobile.
Band practice, at one point, was held in an old village hall situated at the site of the Save Easy store in Mahone Bay. For a while, space for the musicians to practice was provided to the rear of the current Mahone Bay Town Hall.
Warren H.G. Hirtle, who played in the band for about 40 years and was band master for several of them, said the town produced "good musicians". The band apparently was good for the health as well. For example, Mr. Hirtle was hale and hearty and playing band music at 80. Harris Smeltzer, was still vigorously marching and playing alto horn with brass bands at 77. Harris Smeltzer was the father of Phillip Smeltzer, the founder of the Mahone Bay Legion Band, and the late George Smeltzer, a member of the West Nova Scotia Regimental Band during The Second World War and a member of the legion group in the 1980s.
The Mahone Bay civilian band continued to function into the early 1950s until more and more of the players moved away to find work. Mr. Hirtle described the break-up of that band as "regrettable". He said, in an interview with the Lunenburg Progress Enterprise, that he hoped that a school band being formed at that time would someday form the basis of a new citizens band.
The Mahone Bay School maintained a band until 1982 when it too was temporarily disbanded. The Legion band was formed the following year. The school band has been reincarnated at the new Bayview Community School under the direction of Gale Lohnes, a university music graduate and a former leader of the Bridgewater Fire Department Band. Mrs. Lohnes, who has been teaching music for 18 years, received the Prime Minister's Award for Teaching in 2005. Earning provincial honours is a way of life for that school's music program which is considered one of the best in Nova Scotia. The future of Mahone Bay's musical tradition is in good hands.
- Abridged from an article By John Cunningham (2010).


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Find A Park > Marcus Garvey Park > News > COMMUNITY RESIDENTS SHARE VISION FOR MARCUS GARVEY PARK
Marcus Garvey Park
The Daily Plant : Monday, April 22, 2002
COMMUNITY RESIDENTS SHARE VISION FOR MARCUS GARVEY PARK
On Wednesday, April 10, more than forty neighbors of Marcus Garvey Park, at 122nd Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan, gathered at North General Hospital for a community visioning workshop organized by Partnerships for Parks. The workshop was designed to bring together community leaders and residents interested in contributing to the renewal of the park. Tamara Greenfield, Outreach Coordinator, worked to organize local residents and institutions that have been active volunteers as well as those who have expressed interest in the park but had not yet become involved. Representatives from over 20 neighborhood organizations were in attendance, including the Children's Aid Society, Cityscape, Commandment Keepers Ethiopian Hebrew Congregation, Community Board 11, Harlem Little League, Maple Court, Maple Plaza, Masjid Malcolm Shabazz, Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association, Rheedlen Centers, and the Studio Museum in Harlem. Two students from TRUCE, a media education group for teens, videotaped the workshop to present to their peers.
Participants stayed late into the evening, sharing their memories of Marcus Garvey Park. From basketball tournaments to jazz concerts to quiet family picnics, the park has been the scene of many happy times. Eventually participants were able to articulate their specific concerns and compare their ideas for the park's future. Community resident Albert Davis suggested naming certain areas of the park to provide distinct identities for different locations, and former Parkie Jeannette Boyd added that installing bulletin boards listing park activities at each entrance would better inform and engage park users. With the help of Chandra Travis, a consultant hired to facilitate the meeting, community members worked together to reword their ideas as ten priorities that will direct future planning and action. Manhattan Outreach Coordinator Mary Price commented, "I am really pleased with the workshop. It seems like one of the main goals was achieved – everyone who participated is very committed to working together in the future." Ten participants volunteered to summarize what was discussed and create a report for the group at the next community meeting, which is scheduled to take place during the second week of May.
One of the oldest parks in the city, Marcus Garvey Park has long been a center for spiritual, cultural, and educational events in Harlem. In 1999, it was targeted as one of five parks in Partnerships' catalyst program for intensive outreach, constituency building, and programming. Funded by the Wallace-Reader's Digest Funds, the catalyst program seeks to refine and test a strategic combination of public, private, and community resources to benefit and revitalize five diverse parks. A stroll around Marcus Garvey Park today reveals the benefits of recent investment and improvement. From its flowering gardens at each entrance, active playgrounds, and rich cultural programming, Marcus Garvey has turned a corner in its development. These visioning sessions are the next step in the park's continuing revitalization.
By Tamara Greenfield and Dana Litvack
THIRTEEN YEARS AGO IN THE PLANT
(Monday, April 29, 1989)
LITTERBUG GOES TO LOCKUP
On Sunday, March 26th, Mounted Parks Enforcement Patrol officers George Correa and Eugene Rogers observed a man throw a glass bottle to the ground at South Beach on Staten Island. After the officers issued an Environmental Control Board Summons for littering, the suspect, 48-year-old Eugene Cox, removed a $20 bill from his pocket and offered it to Rogers to "forget the whole thing."
The officers then placed the man under arrest and took him to the 123rd precinct, where he was later charged with bribery in the second degree, disorderly conduct and littering.
QUOTATION FOR THE DAY
"I had therefore to remove knowledge,
in order to make room for belief."
(April 22, 1724–1804)
Directions to Marcus Garvey Park
Pelham Fritz Recreation Center
New York City's recreation centers and indoor pools remain closed to the general public until further notice to provide COVID-19 related services as well as free childcare options for children who are scheduled for blended learning. To learn more or to apply for the childcare program, please visit the New York City Department of Education's Learning Bridges program page.
Once we reopen, NYC Parks will extend all existing recreation center memberships to cover the length of time we are closed to the general public.
NYC PARKS CELEBRATES RESTORATION OF HISTORIC MOUNT MORRIS FIRE WATCHTOWER IN MARCUS GARVEY PARK
NYC PARKS PARTNERS WITH FACEBOOK'S ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM TO CREATE COLORFUL COMMUNITY MURALS ON TWO MANHATTAN BASKETBALL COURTS
Walk It Out! Trail Dedicated At Marcus Garvey Park
Baseball Fields
Dog-friendly Areas
Media Labs
Wi-Fi Hot Spots
Manhattan Schist In New York City Parks
Mount Morris Fire Watchtower
More About Marcus Garvey Park
Council Member: Bill Perkins
Park ID: M058
Property Type: Community Park


A service cover from the Secretary General of the XVI (16th) International Congress on Anthropology and Prehistoric Archaeology held in the Paris, France School of Anthropology.
Cover is dated 26 December 1934 – what a wonderful Christmas present that would have been!
Vernal is a small city in the Ashley Valley of the Unitah Mountain range which lies in the northeastern corner of Utah. The area was inhabited in prehistoric times by dinosaur giants and today is the site of tourism as it is near Dinosaur National Monument on the Colorado border.
Contract airmail was instituted through the Airmail Act of 1925 (Kelly Act) which authorized the U.S. Postmaster General to contract with private airlines to carry the U.S. mail. Routes were given Contract AirMail (CAM) numbers and awarded to various airlines.
Served by the Vernal-Unitah County Airport, Challenger Airlines was awarded Contract Airmail route number 74 on May 10, 1947 with service to various cities in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. Service to Vernal was initiated on 1 July, 1949 with two routes – one to Salt Lake City to the west and a second to Evanston to the northwest. The flights connecting from those cities took the mail in all directions.
Special First Flight Cachets were instituted to mark the initial flights and in the case of Vernal, a local hand-stamp was used commemorating the airport dedication as well. This hand-stamp is found on the rear of envelopes and is present on covers carried on both routes.
The northwest route morning flight was postmarked at 7AM and piloted by R.D. Nicholson. Addressed to Philadelphia, PA, this cover used the northwest route through Evanston and was backstamped along the route at Rock Springs, Wyoming at 10:30AM.
The westward route afternoon flight was postmarked at 12PM piloted by Harry Mitchell. Addressed to San Francisco, CA, this cover used the western route through Salt Lake City and was backstamped along the route at Salt Lake City at 6PM.
The 'Century of Progress International Exposition' was held during 1933-1934 in celebration of Chicago's centennial. Also known as the Chicago World's Fair, the most advanced technology available was on display for the pleasure of attendees. One of the more popular pavilions was Sinclair Refining Company's 2 ton, animated exhibit of 'Dino the Dinosaur'. The intent was to associate the origin of the product's raw materials with vast age, insinuating it was better quality. People could not fathom how large these animals really were until they stood near this giant and even then, it was difficult to believe. The dinosaur's popularity resulted in the company's use on mail advertising beginning the same year in the form of Sinclair Dinosaur Illustrated Postage Meter Slogans.
This post card, printed in DEEPTONE color by R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co., Chicago, was an opportunity to use the public's fascination with dinosaurs as free advertisement for the company. I was told many years ago that a second post card exists with a similar design but I've never seen it in the 50 years I've collected this material.
The real treasure when it comes to this post card however is an example of one actually mailed from the exposition's post office – what a wonderfully exciting find this was!
Stegodon ganesa was an ancient cousin of mammoths and modern day elephants. The name Stegodon means 'roofed tooth', and referred to the shape of the teeth resembling a roof. Stegodons, there were several sub-genus, lived in many parts of Asia, from the Indian subcontinent to as far east as Japan. Fossils have been found that date the animal's existence up until the Pleistocene. The Geological Survey of India, founded by the Coal Committee of the British East India Company to explore and record the mineral resources of India for further development, was commemorated with a stamp issue in 1951 depicting the Stegodon ganesa.
This cover bears a commercially used pair of the 1951 issue. It was mailed on the first day of issue (Jan. 13 1951) from Bombay, India to Dalfsen, Netherlands at the first class international surface rate of four Annas. The typewritten text in the upper left indicates the year as 1950 – which is a typographical error. This stamp has the distinction of being the first postage stamp to depict a reconstruction of a prehistoric animal.


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What Every Law Enforcement Agency Needs to Know about Narcan
Claiming nearly 120 American lives daily, opioid overdose is a true public health crisis. An opioid overdose typically takes 45 to 90 minutes to turn fatal, creating a critical window of opportunity for lifesaving intervention. Across the United States, law enforcement agencies are increasingly training their officers to carry naloxone in an effort to stem the tide of overdose fatalities.
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IACP Webinar on Protecting Children of Arrested Parents (Nov 2014)
On November 5, 2014, from 3:00 to 4:00 PM EST, the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), in collaboration with the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice, will host a webinar, "Protecting Children of Arrested Parents: Using a Trauma-Informed Approach".
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Procurement with Federal Grants: Understanding and Applying the Rules for Success
For most grantors and grantees, procurement can be the single most time-consuming administrative task in the lifecycle of grants management. And most grantee agencies rely on a procurement office to know, understand and apply the rules and regulations. However, to be successful administrators, we all need to know the federal guidelines and compliance requirements for procuring goods and services with grant money and how to train our subgrantee agencies on these same rules and regulations.
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A Judicial Conversation on Emerging Evidentiary Issues and Alcohol
Depending on the state's laws, underage drinking offenses may be referred to a number of courts including juvenile court, traffic court, criminal court, or family court, depending on the offense. Over time many states have adopted changes in state law enabling law enforcement to charge minors based officer observations, and theories of constructive possession. As these underage drinking cases are brought forward the courts are also asked to accept the results of fuel cell developed evidence of the offense.
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Representing Victims Who Don't Fit Society's "Mold"
The justice systems are predominately designed for able-bodied victims who speak English. Securing access to justice for victims with disabilities whether they have impaired vision or hearing, high anxiety, or use a wheelchair, or for persons who have English as a second language can be challenging. This session will include a panel of lawyers who can provide practice tips for securing access to justice.
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The Evidence Behind Swift and Certain Sanctions in Community Supervision
Historically, many community supervision agencies have had few meaningful intermediate sanctions for when offenders are found in violation; agencies have had the unenviable task of trying to improve offender accountability with few tools to increase compliance. In an effort to enhance offender accountability, many localities over the last decade have tested programs to improve the speed and certainty of intermediate sanctions.
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SPI Webinar - Peer-to-Peer Roundtable: Sustainability
The Smart Policing Initiative will present a webinar titled "Peer-to-Peer Roundtable: Sustainability" on October 15, 2014 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. Eastern Time. This webinar will be facilitated by Dr. Michael White, SPI Subject Matter Expert and Arizona State University professor, and will include presentations from the Lowell, MA; Pullman, WA; and Indio, CA SPI sites.
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NCSL Webinar - Health Care for Aging Prisoners
This webinar, facilitated by the National Conference of State Legislatures, will address policy options for states to consider to reduce health care costs for older and sicker inmates. State spending on health care for prisoners increased in 41 states between 2007 and 2011, with a median growth of 13 percent. Although there has been a slight downturn in spending since the 2009 peak of $8.2 billion, a majority of states are working to address and reduce prison health care costs.
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NPRC Webinar for Paroling Authorities on Risk Assessment and Managing Low Risk Offenders
The National Parole Resource Center (NPRC) is joining with its partner, the Urban Institute, to deliver a Webinar for Paroling Authorities on Risk Assessment and Managing Low Risk Offenders.
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SPI Webinar – The Importance of the Chief Executive in Smart Policing
The Smart Policing Initiative (SPI) presents the webinar The Importance of the Chief Executive in Smart Policing on September 24, 2014 from 2:00 to 3:30pm Eastern Time. Edward F. Davis, former Boston Police Commissioner, will facilitate this webinar.
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School children across New Zealand are photographing, drawing and describing their favourite places as part of a national competition celebrating enjoyment of the great outdoors.
Before I had even started in the role, I was asked to investigate an access issue by someone I knew. Soon after, I was asked by a friend to consider another case of access.


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Rev. James Cleveland
Iris Schneider / Los Angeles Times
Music: South side of the 6700 block of Hollywood Boulevard
Arranger | Composer | Gospel Singer
Born Dec. 5, 1931 in Chicago, Ill.
Died Feb. 9, 1991 of congestive heart failure in Brotman Medical Center, Calif.
The Rev. James Cleveland was the acclaimed "King of Gospel" whose singing style and commitment to excellence inspired an array of gospel and secular singers alike.
Cleveland, who would later win three Grammys and earn 15 gold records, grew up on the South Side of Chicago and befriended Jesse Jackson at a young age.
As his fame grew, Cleveland sang for President Carter and released with Aretha Franklin in 1972 what is considered a landmark gospel album, "Amazing Grace." He also founded and was pastor of Cornerstone Institutional Baptist Church in Los Angeles.
— John Johnson in the Los Angeles Times Feb. 10, 1991
The Crown Prince of Gospel
Rev. James Cleveland; 'King of Gospel'
Five thoughts about Rev. James Cleveland
Man look how skinny James was in this photo
" — Dr. Martin Samuels, December 2, 2011 at 10:14 a.m.
Cleveland was about the greatest singer I ever heard,,,proves God can take the rough things and make a gem....all the whitebread televangelists need to bow there heads!
" — john iorio, April 19, 2012 at 8:07 a.m.
The world's greatest gospel singers, saved and inspired so many souls. May he rest in peace. He helped me out of deep, sad
and dark despair so many times in my
life. His mourning voice was so touching. You could feel Gods heart so near. A true gem of God's glory.
" — gloria, January 17, 2014 at 2:07 p.m.
A member of the Love Center Church, I met James on occasion of one of his visit at he church. Following the music of Walter I was a member there knowing absolutely nothing about the controversity of alternative life style. I ate every word my Pastor taught and preached. I arrived there with a job and enough to make it from paycheck to paycheck. I moved away after 12 years a MILLIONAIRE. I was browsing the internet and start listening to Rev Clevelamd so inspirational I have been listening for two days. I continue to pray for him and remind the Lord of the GOOD Stuff. may he rest in peace.
" — ethel murrey, August 28, 2014 at 4:55 p.m.
Do anyone have a VHS Tape or DVD of James cleveland preaching or singing in his church? I would love to see and hear it. He's gone but he's my favorite
" — Cooper, April 25, 2015 at 7:31 a.m.
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