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ARI Strengthens Senior Team with Two Key Appointments
Hong Kong – 9 January 2019, Aircraft Recycling International Limited ("ARI", a CALC Group member), Asia's first integrated solutions provider for mid-to-end-of-life aftermarket aircraft, has announced the appointment of two seasoned industry practitioners to its senior team, as it continues to expand its service offerings which further strengthen CALC Group's aircraft full life-cycle and aircraft value chain. Thomas Peng as Senior Vice President, PRC Sales & Marketing, Used Aircraft, and Richard Spaulding joins as Regional Head of Portfolio Management, Used Aircraft.
Prior to joining the company, Thomas Peng worked in Air China and AMECO, where he has set up and managed the company's first professional aviation asset technical management department, and has completed return projects for more than 100 aircraft including 737-300, 757, 767 and A340 fleet. Thomas developed the used aircrafts import technical specification for CAAC.
At ARI, Thomas is responsible for the planning and development of sales and marketing strategies of used aircraft, and managing the Group's relationship with aviation partners in China. With more than 20-year experience in aircraft engineering, of which 15 years in aircraft sales and leasing, Thomas brings the Group with his expertise in managing diversified cross functional areas including aircraft leasing, sales & asset value management, as well as technical & professional support, such as engineering evaluation, asset evaluation, asset disposal, lease planning, contract negotiations, cost control, and delivery management.
Richard Spaulding joins the company from Spaulding Aviation Services where he was a Principal provided professional advisory services to commercial aviation equity investors and commercial banks in the aviation asset acquisition and sales arena. He was previously a Senior Managing Director at GMT Global Republic Aviation.
At ARI, Richard is responsible for the development and management of the Group's used aircraft sales, acquisitions and sale leaseback opportunities as well as aircraft portfolio trading and management. With more than three decades of experience and proven track record of over 300 aircraft and aircraft engine transactions in global aviation industry, Richard's extensive experience including managing multimillion-dollar portfolios, originating successful commercial aviation transactions and directing high yielding acquisition and sales campaigns, enrich the Group's service offerings.
Mike POON, CEO, commented, "We are excited to have Thomas and Richard, recognized aviation specialists, joining CALC Group as subject matter experts in their respective functional areas. Their wealth of knowledge will be fundamental to the success of our aviation partners, and help further optimize our product offerings, bringing the strategic focus of the CALC Group to life, that is, to provide fully-fledged aircraft solutions worldwide."
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Innovations in Sustainable Packaging for Confectionery & Ice Cream
Nestlé, Unilever, and Mars Wrigley pioneer technologies—such as advanced recycling, recycled-content plastic, reusable packaging, and a switch from plastic to paper—to reduce their use of virgin plastic materials. This Take Five video has the full story.
Anne Marie Mohan
Quick hits:
Brand owners in every Consumer Packaged Goods category are implementing new technologies to make their packaging more sustainable and, in particular, to reduce their use of virgin plastic. The confectionery and ice cream category is one, with companies such as Nestlé, Unilever, and Mars Wrigley testing the waters with a range of sustainable packaging strategies.
Nestlé is employing a number of new technologies for its candy and ice cream packaging to reduce its use of virgin plastics. Among them are the first flexible candy wrap to use 30% recycled content plastic created through advanced recycling, a striking double-walled reusable can for ice cream, and a switch from paper to plastic across its entire Smarties candy portfolio.
Unilever has found success with advanced recycling, working with Sabic to create the first ice cream container made from certified circular polypropylene. The new package, for Unilever's Magnum brand, has the same functionality as virgin plastic.
Mars Wrigley has partnered with bioplastics company Danimer Scientific to develop compostable materials for both flexible and rigid packaging applications. The candy company's first commercial offering will be for its Skittles brand.
Related to this episode:
Consumers are seeking healthier choices in treats, such as reduced sugar or protein-fortified formulations. Learn more in this market snapshot of the candy and confectionery industry.
Find out how a number of brands, in confectionery and other industries, are redesigning their packaging for reusability through the Loop circular shopping platform.
Discover how bio-based materials are being used for packaging from Cucina Fresca and Lamb Weston in this Take5 video.
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Hello, this is Anne Marie Mohan, senior editor of Packaging World Magazine, with Take Five.
Almost daily, I receive press releases on new packaging that's been engineered to reduce or eliminate the use of virgin plastic. This is happening in every industry, including food and beverage, personal care, household cleaning products, and others. To highlight some of the new strategies that brands are taking, I'd like to share some recent examples that come from confectionary and ice cream in particular.
In Australia, Nestlé has created a prototype of a flexible film overwrap with 30% recycled plastic content for its KitKat chocolate bar. Eight companies were involved in developing the material, handling all stages from curbside and in-store collection of flexible packaging all the way to film converting, which is done by Amcor. The food grade recycled content polypropylene is created through an advanced recycling technology called cat-HTR from Australian company Licella. Cat-HTR converts the flexible packaging waste into a refined synthetic oil, which is then used to produce polypropylene. There's no word from Nestlé on when the packaging might be commercialized.
Also, using advance recycling for packaging is Unilever. In August 2020, Unilever's Magnum brand became the first in the ice cream category to use recycled plastic in its packaging, rolling out more than 7 million ice cream tubs made with certified circular polypropylene from SABIC's TruCircle initiative. TruCircle involves taking mixed plastic waste and recycling it through pyrolysis into an oil that can then be used as a feedstock to produce a range of plastics with the same functionality and characteristics as virgin plastic. Iconic to the Magnum brand is the fact that consumers can squeeze the tub and crack the chocolate shell that covers the ice cream inside. The new plastic delivered on this as well.
And speaking of ice cream, Nestlé has a great story to tell with the package it developed for its Haagen-Dazs ice cream brand for Loop. Loop is an online shopping platform where consumers can purchase a range of products in reusable packaging that is returned for cleaning and refilling. The Haagen-Dazs package for Loop is a stainless steel double-walled container that keeps the ice cream fresh and cold from the time it's filled until it reaches the consumer's home. When Loop was first announced, this was one of the packages that got a lot of attention because it demonstrated how brands can add greater functionality and aesthetics to their packaging when they don't have the cost constraints of single use packaging.
In other news from Nestlé, in Europe the company has commercialized paper packaging for 419 skews of its popular Smarties candy coated chocolates. Nestlé says the breakthrough development is a world first for confectionary. The project took 200 people 18 months to develop. Not only did the new paper wrap have to provide the same barrier and durability as plastic, but it also had to be able to run at full production speeds of 300 packs per minute on Nestlé's existing equipment. Nestlé also had to redesign many of its iconic packages for Smarties because they couldn't be reproduced with paper. Over the past year, Nestlé has moved the majority of its Smarties confectionary range to paper.
Mars Wrigley is taking a very different approach with compostable packaging. The company just announced a two-year partnership with bio-based plastics maker Danimer Scientific to develop compostable materials for both flexible and rigid packaging applications. Danimer's Nodax PHA bioplastic is produced through the natural fermentation processes using plant oils, and can be composted both industrially and at home. PHA is also the only bio-based plastic certified to biodegrade in marina environments. Mars Wrigley's first commercial offering in the new packaging will be at Skittles brand, with launch tentatively scheduled for late 2021 or early 2022.
As you can see, even within just these industries, confectionary and ice cream, brand owners are delving deep into new technologies to make their packaging more sustainable. As many brand owners have shared with me, while it's a very challenging time to be in packaging. It's also never been a more exciting time. Thank you for joining me for this episode of Take Five. Be sure to visit our website to learn more about new sustainable packaging developments.
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Psychopathy and its implication for criminal justice - Key presentations and discussions from a specialist conference held May 2015, Austin, Texas.
Evidence based practice: What does it mean for us?
The Department's frameworks for the rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders are based on the evidence of 'what works'. This issue of Practice contains a number of themes and principles that are well-recognised as being successful in the reduction of re-offending.
To acknowledge the Department's 20th anniversary, Peter Johnston gives us some insight into how the Department's approach to offender rehabilitation has evolved over the years. The article highlights many changes that have come into effect as a result of using evidence based research from New Zealand and around the world.
Principles such as targeting interventions towards offenders' needs and aligning the intensity of these interventions with assessed risk are paramount in creating change. These principles of Risk and Need must, of course, be coupled with Responsivity. The articles by Kathy Foster, Nick Wilson, and Julie Sach and Rachel Smith illuminate the importance of these principles.
Previous editions of Practice have focused on collaboration and motivational interviewing, and we re-visit these themes in this issue. The article by Mike Howson, Alexandra Green, Gill Roper and Megan Stenswick explores how a multi-disciplinary team is working in action and the benefits this has for offenders. Jill Bowman presents a multi-disciplinary team in a different context, showing similar positive outcomes.
Motivational interviewing is internationally accepted as effective to encourage and maintain change. As highlighted by Nick Wilson and Glen Kilgour's article, Marianne Bevan's article, and the article by David Lewis, Kerry Consedine and Janice Hickey, building motivation in offenders is important if they are to change and sustain that change.
Woven throughout many of the articles is the evidence based principle of risk assessment, which is vital in mitigating risk. However, at times, mitigation of risk requires more than rehabilitation interventions; sometimes the public need extra protection. This issue is explored in the article by Michael Herder, who introduces us to public protection orders.
We also touch on how, as an organisation, we need to use people's experience and knowledge to continue making a difference. Darren Johnson discusses learning cultures, and Uarnie More looks at our new way of recruiting the right people for the job.
I hope this issue of the journal enriches your practice, and encourages you to always act on the evidence.


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#include "test.h"
__FBSDID("$FreeBSD: soc2013/dpl/head/contrib/libarchive/libarchive/test/test_write_format_ar.c 249817 2013-03-22 13:36:03Z mm $");

char buff[4096];
char buff2[64];
static char strtab[] = "abcdefghijklmn.o/\nggghhhjjjrrrttt.o/\niiijjjdddsssppp.o/\n";

DEFINE_TEST(test_write_format_ar)
{
	struct archive_entry *ae;
	struct archive* a;
	size_t used;

	/*
	 * First we try to create a SVR4/GNU format archive.
	 */
	assert((a = archive_write_new()) != NULL);
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_set_format_ar_svr4(a));
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_open_memory(a, buff, sizeof(buff), &used));

	/* write the filename table */
	assert((ae = archive_entry_new()) != NULL);
	archive_entry_copy_pathname(ae, "//");
	archive_entry_set_size(ae, strlen(strtab));
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_header(a, ae));
	assertA(strlen(strtab) == (size_t)archive_write_data(a, strtab, strlen(strtab)));
	archive_entry_free(ae);

	/* write entries */
	assert((ae = archive_entry_new()) != NULL);
	archive_entry_set_mtime(ae, 1, 0);
	assert(1 == archive_entry_mtime(ae));
	archive_entry_set_mode(ae, S_IFREG | 0755);
	assert((S_IFREG | 0755) == archive_entry_mode(ae));
	archive_entry_copy_pathname(ae, "abcdefghijklmn.o");
	archive_entry_set_size(ae, 8);
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_header(a, ae));
	assertA(8 == archive_write_data(a, "87654321", 15));
	archive_entry_free(ae);

	assert((ae = archive_entry_new()) != NULL);
	archive_entry_copy_pathname(ae, "ggghhhjjjrrrttt.o");
	archive_entry_set_filetype(ae, AE_IFREG);
	archive_entry_set_size(ae, 7);
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_header(a, ae));
	assertEqualIntA(a, 7, archive_write_data(a, "7777777", 7));
	archive_entry_free(ae);

	/* test full pathname */
	assert((ae = archive_entry_new()) != NULL);
	archive_entry_copy_pathname(ae, "/usr/home/xx/iiijjjdddsssppp.o");
	archive_entry_set_mode(ae, S_IFREG | 0755);
	archive_entry_set_size(ae, 8);
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_header(a, ae));
	assertEqualIntA(a, 8, archive_write_data(a, "88877766", 8));
	archive_entry_free(ae);

	/* trailing "/" should be rejected */
	assert((ae = archive_entry_new()) != NULL);
	archive_entry_copy_pathname(ae, "/usr/home/xx/iiijjj/");
	archive_entry_set_size(ae, 8);
	assertA(0 != archive_write_header(a, ae));
	archive_entry_free(ae);

	/* Non regular file should be rejected */
	assert((ae = archive_entry_new()) != NULL);
	archive_entry_copy_pathname(ae, "gfgh.o");
	archive_entry_set_mode(ae, S_IFDIR | 0755);
	archive_entry_set_size(ae, 6);
	assertA(0 != archive_write_header(a, ae));
	archive_entry_free(ae);

	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_close(a));
	assertEqualInt(archive_filter_bytes(a, -1),
	    archive_filter_bytes(a, 0));
	assertEqualInt(used, archive_filter_bytes(a, 0));
	assertEqualInt(ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_free(a));

	/*
	 * Now, read the data back.
	 */
	assert((a = archive_read_new()) != NULL);
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_support_format_all(a));
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_support_filter_all(a));
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_open_memory(a, buff, used));

	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_next_header(a, &ae));
	assertEqualInt(0, archive_entry_mtime(ae));
	assertEqualString("//", archive_entry_pathname(ae));
	assertEqualInt(0, archive_entry_size(ae));

	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_next_header(a, &ae));
	assertEqualInt(1, archive_entry_mtime(ae));
	assertEqualString("abcdefghijklmn.o", archive_entry_pathname(ae));
	assertEqualInt(8, archive_entry_size(ae));
	assertEqualIntA(a, 8, archive_read_data(a, buff2, 10));
	assertEqualMem(buff2, "87654321", 8);

	assertEqualInt(ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_next_header(a, &ae));
	assertEqualString("ggghhhjjjrrrttt.o", archive_entry_pathname(ae));
	assertEqualInt(7, archive_entry_size(ae));
	assertEqualIntA(a, 7, archive_read_data(a, buff2, 11));
	assertEqualMem(buff2, "7777777", 7);

	assertEqualIntA(a, 0, archive_read_next_header(a, &ae));
	assertEqualString("iiijjjdddsssppp.o", archive_entry_pathname(ae));
	assertEqualInt(8, archive_entry_size(ae));
	assertEqualIntA(a, 8, archive_read_data(a, buff2, 17));
	assertEqualMem(buff2, "88877766", 8);

	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_close(a));
	assertEqualInt(ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_free(a));

	/*
	 * Then, we try to create a BSD format archive.
	 */
	memset(buff, 0, sizeof(buff));
	assert((a = archive_write_new()) != NULL);
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_set_format_ar_bsd(a));
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_open_memory(a, buff, sizeof(buff), &used));

	/* write a entry need long name extension */
	assert((ae = archive_entry_new()) != NULL);
	archive_entry_copy_pathname(ae, "ttttyyyyuuuuiiii.o");
	archive_entry_set_filetype(ae, AE_IFREG);
	archive_entry_set_size(ae, 5);
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_header(a, ae));
	assertEqualInt(5, archive_entry_size(ae));
	assertEqualIntA(a, 5, archive_write_data(a, "12345", 7));
	archive_entry_free(ae);

	/* write a entry with a short name */
	assert((ae = archive_entry_new()) != NULL);
	archive_entry_copy_pathname(ae, "ttyy.o");
	archive_entry_set_filetype(ae, AE_IFREG);
	archive_entry_set_size(ae, 6);
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_header(a, ae));
	assertEqualIntA(a, 6, archive_write_data(a, "555555", 7));
	archive_entry_free(ae);
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_close(a));
	assertEqualInt(ARCHIVE_OK, archive_write_free(a));

	/* Now, Read the data back */
	assert((a = archive_read_new()) != NULL);
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_support_format_all(a));
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_support_filter_all(a));
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_open_memory(a, buff, used));

	assertEqualIntA(a, 0, archive_read_next_header(a, &ae));
	assertEqualString("ttttyyyyuuuuiiii.o", archive_entry_pathname(ae));
	assertEqualInt(5, archive_entry_size(ae));
	assertEqualIntA(a, 5, archive_read_data(a, buff2, 10));
	assertEqualMem(buff2, "12345", 5);

	assertEqualIntA(a, 0, archive_read_next_header(a, &ae));
	assertEqualString("ttyy.o", archive_entry_pathname(ae));
	assertEqualInt(6, archive_entry_size(ae));
	assertEqualIntA(a, 6, archive_read_data(a, buff2, 10));
	assertEqualMem(buff2, "555555", 6);

	/* Test EOF */
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_EOF, archive_read_next_header(a, &ae));
	assertEqualIntA(a, ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_close(a));
	assertEqualInt(ARCHIVE_OK, archive_read_free(a));
}

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Q: Getting id from sqlite raw and make it integer type Hello I develop register screen in android and  I need to get id from my database by entered username and password that stores database and make it as int.Firstly user will register then type name and pass and login up.In my database I have many raws like:id username password.I want to get id of entered username and password.For ex:id:1 username:A pass:a id:2, username:B pass:b.. and when user A entered his name and pass and login up i should get his id then make it int type if you dont  something please leave comment thanks
I tried to made attempt but i dont know is it rightand how to develop it:
EditText name;
 String Username = name.getText().toString();

Cursor c = database.rawQuery("SELECT * FROM " +LOGIN_TABLE  + " where username = '"+Username+"'", null);

and in this code Login table is my table name?

A: Get the id from database as:
String id = c.getString(1);//c is object of cursor

then convert to integer by using Integer.parseInt()
int integerId = Integer.parseInt(id);

A: If you are using the built in id field of the database, I recommend changing the query a bit.
I find that if I did not define the _id row in my create table statement, I do not get it in Select * statements.
Cursor c = database.rawQuery("SELECT * FROM " +LOGIN_TABLE  + " where username = '"+Username+"'", null);
Can be switched to:
Cursor c = database.rawQuery("SELECT _id, * FROM " +LOGIN_TABLE  + " where username = '"+Username+"'", null);
After that, when you get it from the cursor, use this to find the id:
Long id = c.getLong(c.getColumnIndex("_id"));
EDIT:
Before calling the last line of code here, make sure to move the cursor to the first result.
if (c.moveToFirst())
{
    id = c.getLong(c.getColumnIndex("_id"));
}

A: public void addData(View view){
    DBHandler dbHandler = new DBHandler(this);
    //normally the id is comming as int , i changed it to string
    long val = dbHandler.addInfo(username.getText().toString(), password.getText().toString());

    if(val > 0){
        Toast.makeText(this, "Inserted Successfully", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
    }else{
        Toast.makeText(this, "Inserting Error", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
    }
}

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South Station protesters say police lack trans awareness. Lawsuits are now planned.
One of the protesters arrested when Albany riot police forcibly removed a peaceful encampment of Black Lives Matter activists says he is going to sue the city.
In an interview with Albany Proper last week, Kasey Charles described mistreatment and misgendering at the hands of Albany police and the Schenectady correctional officers that later processed his arrest.
"They broke almost every law that has been set in place for trans people," he said.
Charles said that following his arrest he repeatedly told officers his name and personal pronoun but felt gaslighted when they made excuses for not using them. "To be a trans person and have to already fight for people to call you by what you want to be called, not only name but pronouns as well," he said. "It feels like I went from being a regular human being to being so minute." He said he was later subjected to a strip search and ultimately put in the women's jail unit in Schenectady.
In a public statement announcing the arrests, Albany police misidentified Charles in a way known as 'deadnaming', which trans rights advocates say is an overt discrimination or microaggression to deny the personhood of a transgender individual by using their former name. The deadname was then repeated widely in the media as a result of the department's official press release.
Another protester, whose name is being withheld, said a lack of transgender awareness was also evident in the department's investigation following the South Station protest. He described Albany police officers unexpectedly arriving at his home in Schenectady last week to investigate a tip based on surveillance footage from South Station — and using his deadname during their interaction.
Appearance-wise, he and the protester in a photograph had only a buzz cut hairstyle in common. "I have short buzzed blonde hair and am masculine presenting and haven't presented femininely in public in over four years," he said.
He said he was not at the South Station the day of the incident that was being investigated and does not know how a tipster led them to his door. Police left shortly thereafter — leaving him shaken and angered.
As LGBQT+ movements across the country have increasingly called attention to violence against trans people, a lack of trans awareness is nothing new for many police departments. In a 2018 report, ProPublica found that 65 different law enforcement agencies investigated murders of transgender people within a three year time-span — in 74 of 85 cases, victims were identified by law enforcement by names or genders they did not identify with.
Albany police department had appeared to be making progress as far back as 2013, when the NYCLU presented then-Chief Steven Krokoff with the Ned Pattison Award for "new policies and procedures when interacting with transgender individuals in criminal justice matters."
The first item on the department's General Booking Procedures explicitly states that "each prisoner shall be addressed by the title, pronoun, and name that the individual uses to identify them selves. Gender identity is determined by an individual's self-identification."
In a 2018 Facebook post celebrating National Transgender Day of Remembrance, Albany Police Department promoted Chief Hawkins' appearance at a city hall event: "Chief Hawkins spoke about the great relationship the APD has with the LGBTQ community and those who advocate on their behalf. He also reassured those in attendance that the APD is committed to ensuring that the LGBTQ remains safe and that those who choose (to) victimize people based on their race or gender will be held to the highest degree of accountability. He reminded all to simply treat people with dignity and respect."
Meanwhile, Charles says he has struggled between discouragement and motivation following the traumatic interactions surrounding his arrest. He stayed home the day after being released from custody to focus on mental health.
"It's really hard to talk about," he said.
Despite the difficulty, Charles continues on with his activism with what has since organized into a group named the Arch Street Abolitionists. "I am obligated to have hope," he said. "If I didn't have hope, I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing right now. I need to see some type of resolution."
Albany Proper previously profiled Charles' efforts to make the Black Lives Matter movement into a more inclusive community, something he says has been largely successful.
"Once we all believe that we can be different things and still fight for the same thing… I feel like that was the catalyst within our community. I remember that was a big thing I was afraid of. That I wouldn't be accepted as an organizer because I'm trans," Charles said.
"I am accepted as an organizer. And helping to facilitate some things in this movement has brought me a lot of joy."
Trans Lifeline is a 24/7 hotline staffed by transgender people for transgender people. If you are a transgender person in a crisis, struggling with gender identity, or having thoughts of self-harm, call 1-877-565-8860.


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Lighter vehicles contribute to 'climate goals'
Life-cycle analysis shows lighter vehicles can enhance contribution of electrification to climate goals, a new study shows.
A new study from transport decarbonisation specialists, Zemo Partnership, uses life-cycle analysis (LCA) to compare the greenhouse gas emissions performance of powered light vehicles (PLV), including powered two wheelers (PTW), with larger vehicles, focusing mainly on urban areas.
Zemo's study, commissioned by the Motorcycle Industry Association (MCIA), the representative body for powered two-, three- and four-wheeled light vehicles, assessed eight typical use cases where PLVs could replace traditional cars and vans. The work considered both traditional ICE (combustion engine) vehicles and BEV (battery electric) versions.
The research found that in almost every use case, where the load requirements enable use of a PLV, substantial greenhouse gas (GHG) emission savings were delivered. It also revealed that 'significant benefits' can be gained by using electric zero emission PLVs which require smaller batteries, have lower GHG production impacts and lower energy requirements in use.
In higher mileage applications, the benefits of zero tailpipe emissions operation are amplified even using today's grid electricity, but for very low mileage use the embedded GHG of a BEV means battery size is critical, according to the report.
Commenting on the research, Andy Eastlake, Zemo Partnership CEO, said: 'There's a great opportunity to decarbonise transport through the use of smaller lighter vehicles and to multiply the gains we can achieve through electrification
'We should embrace PLVs as a key part of the spectrum of road transport solutions, which of course range from active, shared and public transport, through to cars, vans and HGVs.
'Detailed life-cycle assessment is a fundamental consideration in the context of transport decarbonisation but is critically dependent on the assumptions around vehicle lifetime, mileage and battery replacement as well as the rate of decarbonisation of the electricity grid over time.'
#decarbonisation #electric vehicles


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As a mom to four children and several cats and dogs, I thought it would be fun to share some experiences I have had over the years.
Dogs will not bark, ever, until your baby has finally fallen asleep after three hours of crying. Then your dog will let loose with a hundred decibel barking spree just as you are about to lay the baby in the crib. At which point the baby will startle awake and your dog will fall back to sleep.
Just as cats are fascinated by us reading the paper or working on the computer, they are also completely intrigued by the idea of feeding or nursing a baby. My cats would routinely tiptoe across my nursing babies while I tried to shoo them away by making mean and scary faces at them so as not to disturb the baby. This would unfailingly be met with a feline look that said, "Bug off – I'm busy here!"
If your child goes through a biting phase (as one of mine did), the dog is absolutely not safe. My dog earned a guaranteed sainthood the day my one of my daughters bit him on his big hound nose when she was 2 years old. I was nursing her little sister and I heard him yelp. When I asked her what happened she said, "I bited his nose." The dog in question looked at me with a martyred look and I assured him that an extra cookie was definitely in his future. Also, the mystery of what lies under the dog's tail is one that toddlers may investigate on a daily basis, so hand washing is imperative.
Asking a child to clean the kitty litter will immediately inspire them to get right on their homework or saxophone practice and help to jog their memory about a very important test they must study for immediately.
Asking a child to pick up poop in the yard will have the same effect. My eleven year old daughter will only pick up poop under great duress and will act as if I've asked her to clean a sewage plant with her toothbrush.
I am convinced that having pets has made my children more responsible, compassionate and empathetic. My pets are convinced that having children has given them freer access to junk food and extra tummy rubs.


Arup is recruiting an infrastructure Quantity Surveyor to join the Cost Management Team at our Dublin Office.
Arup provides cost management services for a wide range of projects, including buildings, civil engineering, industrial infrastructure and major highway projects. These specialists are an integral part of the design and project management team on projects of all sizes and levels or complexity. They share the firm's commitment to sustainable development, project performance and life cycle analysis.
Cost planning and value management include the evaluation of alternative design against the client's value criteria for function, quality and durability. The evaluation techniques enable the design team to optimise the design to fit within the clients budget.
The ideal candidate should be enthusiastic and flexible and have an undergraduate or postgraduate qualification in quantity surveying or construction economics as well as 4 to 6 years experience. Candidates will have experience from a broad range of projects including but not limited to roads, site infrastructure, services and buildings.


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Politically correct Nobel
Jerzy Pawlas
The American President did not achieve much but he was given the Nobel Peace Prize to the joy of the odd communist dictators (Cuba, Venezuela). The supporters of abortion and privileges for homosexuals rejoice. At last they triumph over the values of the traditional society. And the laureate himself – encouraged by the distinction – will conduct more effectively the American version of democracy and human rights in Afghanistan and in all places where there are strategic resources. The creative role of the Nobel Prize proved useful in the case of Simon Peres whose 'activities for the cause of peace' led to put the Palestinian population in the ghetto, surrounded by the concrete several meter high wall.
Some time ago it was ironically – by the way, understandably – said that a phantom of communism circled over Europe or at least over the burning (by the Marxist ideology) heads of the jury of the Nobel Prize. After the meticulous eulogist of Stalin (Wislawa Szymborska), the libertine juggler (Dario Fo), then the zealous communist (José Saramago) mocking at the Catholic religion. The left-wing sensitivity must have ordered the jury to take into account the ideology of the Holocaust business. Awarding 'Kaddish for a Child Not Born' by Imre Kertész they contributed to the modern reinterpretation of the events of World War II towards the only and unique martyrology. This year the ambitions of the jury went further. They decided to interpret the contemporary European history. In their opinion Herta Müller, a daughter of an SS soldier, presents 'the world of the uprooted'. The Germans feel harmed since they did not succeed to realise the idea of 'the Master race.' One cannot find a better exhibit for 'a visible sign', built by Erica Steinbach (a daughter of a German occupant, born in Poland, who also considers herself as 'expelled'). We do not know to what extent the cancellation of the project of the missile shield in Poland or the announcement of escalation of Afghanistan's pacification became the key argument for the jury to award the American President. His announcement to struggle with the windmills (the so-called global warming) and the introduction of common surveillance of citizens (under the pretext of terrorism) might have caused that. Anyway, the triumph of the international leftism was announced. Those who are threats to the whole world – give peace prizes.


I had so much fun hanging out with Kelly and her family last Saturday. They came from North and South to gather here in Atlanta to celebrate their Dad's 70th birthday. What a fun group of people! They had the whole weekend planned out – they made the most of every minute they had together. I'm just glad they fit me into their schedule. There was lots of laughing and silliness, you could tell that these folks really loved each other. Thanks for letting me capture this time in your lives!
I remember when my husband and I had our first child, all we did for the first month or so was stare at him. Every waking moment of the day – we just watched him – we were so in awe… It was Deja Vu all over again, watching Ben's parents with him. They (rightfully so) are so in love with him – all they do is watch him – he is the center of their universe now, rightfully so. He's perfect!
Thank you for letting me document this incredible time in your lives!


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South Durham Gymnastics operate from a waiting list for each of their recreational classes. Parents/guardians are required to enrol their child online (https://members.southdurhamgym.co.uk/register) and select the classes they may wish to attend.
When a space becomes available in the appropriate class, an email invitation will be sent. To guarantee the space in the class, the invite must be accepted, and invoice paid (see further details below) before the invite expires; failure to complete this process fully will result in the space being offered to the next person on the waiting list.
Recreational sessions run in 10-12 week blocks, and full payment (amount displayed on the invoice) must be paid by the prescribed deadline to secure the space.
Sessions continue to run through Half Terms, but break at Christmas, Easter & Summer. Block fees will take account any sessions that won't run, and session dates, alongside exact payment deadline dates will be communicated in the invite emails.
If a gymnast joins part-way through a block, the amount due for the rest of that block is adjusted to take account of the missed weeks.
Payment can be made online (following the instructions in the invite email), over the phone (01388 811877) or in person (via cash/card) at the Gymnastics Centre Office.
At the beginning of week 7, all existing recreational members are invited to sign up to the next block of sessions; at this point, members are given the option of moving into any recreational class of their choice (age permitting).
Failure to accept the invite and pay for the invoice within the prescribed timeframe will result in the space being offered to someone on the waiting list. After this, SDG cannot guarantee the child a space in any class, and the child may need to go back onto the Club waiting list.
SDG is under no obligation to refund or transfer your money if you are unable to attend part of or the entire course, however, we will do our best to accommodate refunds, should your child not wish to return to their sessions.
Should your child suffer an injury which means they cannot attend the remainder of their gymnastics/trampolining sessions (e.g. broken ankle), SDG will hold the space and provide you with an appropriate discount code for the next block of classes.
We regret that we are unable to offer an alternative for missed lessons. Unfortunately, what seems like one simple request is an impractically huge administrative task when spread across hundreds of SDG members.
Private lessons are offered throughout the Easter and Summer holidays and are bookable via the South Durham Gym website; the fee is paid online at the time of booking.
Should you wish to cancel your private lesson, you will be refunded the cost of the lesson, less a cancellation fee. We do not offer refunds/an alternative lesson should you miss the session.
South Durham Gymnastics offer a range of holiday camps throughout the Easter and Summer holidays for members and non-members. The camps vary in discipline and in duration, therefore the cost of each camp is different.
Spaces for all camps must be booked and paid for online, via the South Durham Gym website. SDG do not offer refunds for Holiday Camps.
South Durham Gymnastics offer Star Achievement Days to its existing members. Star Achievement Days are bookable and payable online, on a first come first serve basis. SDG do not offer refunds for Star Achievement Days.
A deposit will be taken over the phone/in person at the time of booking to secure the party slot. The remainder of the balance is to be paid by cash to the diner staff on the day of the party.
Party Cancellation: Should you wish to cancel a party, you will be charged no additional fee; however, you will lose your deposit.
Change of Date: Should you wish to change the date of your party, we will take an additional deposit to secure the new date. When/if we manage to fill the other party space, you will be refunded your initial deposit (usually we take this off the final balance payable on the day of the party).
Gymnasts attend squad sessions through invite only.
There are no additional fees for squad trials.
Monthly fees are applicable for all squads and are to be paid on the 1st of the month by Standing Order. The fee for each squad is different and is confirmed via letter upon joining the squad.
Upon receipt of written notice (via email) advising a change in payment is required (e.g. increase/decrease in monthly fees due to a change in squad), the standing order must be altered within the prescribed timeframe. Over payments will not be refunded; under payments will be invoiced and subject to a £5 administration fee each month.
Members who do not pay their Club Membership Fee within the prescribed timeframe will not be allowed to train until it is paid.
Invoices will be generated for competition entry fees, as well as leotards, tracksuits, fitness equipment (e.g. skipping ropes) and items such as chalk/tape.
Invoices must be paid as quickly as possible; invoices still outstanding after 3 months will be doubled.
Payment plans can be arranged if there is going to be an issue paying an invoice. Payment plans must be agreed in advance with the SDG Senior Management Team.
Annually, on/around October 1st, each squad member must re-register with British Gymnastics (BG) and have the correct level of membership to suit their needs (as detailed below).
Members and/or parents/carers must register gymnasts themselves for BG Membership on line with the GDPR regulations (we, SDG, are no longer able to do it on gymnast's behalf) by visiting https://register.british-gymnastics.org/gymnet/register/registerstart or calling British Gymnastics on: 0345 1297129.
BG membership must be completed by October 31st; anyone who does not complete their membership within this timeframe will be charged an administration fee by SDG, and training will not be permitted until the gymnast is appropriately covered by British Gymnastics. SDG will check that gymnasts have current membership and gymnasts will be refused entry to classes if they can't provide proof.
New squad members are required to take out British Gymnastics Membership upon commencement in a squad and have 1 week after their first squad session to complete this. As above, anyone who does not complete their membership within this timeframe will be charged an administration fee by SDG, and training will not be permitted until the gymnast is appropriately covered by British Gymnastics. SDG will check that gymnasts have current membership and gymnasts will be refused entry to classes if they can't provide proof.
Any squad gymnast who leaves SDG is required to give a one-month notice period. If a gymnast leaves prior to the end of the notice period, the one month's fees will still be payable.
It is the responsibility of the gymnasts' parent/guardian to cancel the Standing Order; SDG will not refund any payments made beyond a child leaving the club.


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Q: Custom Validation on Multiple Inputs in ASP.net MVC After researching various methods to implement custom form validation rules in MVC I have found, what I originally considered to be a straightforward bit of validation, to be rather more complex that I anticipated.
I have 2 text inputs, one or the other (or both) need to be populated. If both are NullOrEmpty we need to throw an error.
I have found DataAnnotations to have it's limitations when attempting to validate on multiple fields, giving me highlighting on both inputs and throwing a single error. Is this some beginners naivity?
I also played around with FluentValidation and was unable to get the results I was after.
Currently I am throwing the error in the Controller using:
ModelState.AddModelError("PropertyName", "You need to enter a Property Number or a Property Name")
ModelState.AddModelError("PropertyNumber", String.Empty)

This gives me highlighting on both fields and server-side validation. I am now finding it difficult binding custom client-side validation without using DataAnnotations.
Does anyone have any advice on how to do this properly? Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I need validation on the server/client, on both fields, with highlighting and a single error message.
Thanks in advance.

A: [Fool proof][1] validation library covers almost all kind of validation scenarios.
[RequiredIf]
[RequiredIfNot]
[RequiredIfTrue]
[RequiredIfFalse]
[RequiredIfEmpty]
[RequiredIfNotEmpty]
[RequiredIfRegExMatch]
[RequiredIfNotRegExMatch]

Applied to a Model:

public class CreateUserViewModel
{
    [Required]
    public string Username { get; set; }

    [Required]
    public string Department { get; set; }

    [RequiredIfEmpty(ErrorMessage="error message"]
    public string Role { get; set; }
}


A 98 minutes documentary about Rammstein will be broadcasted at Cannes Festival this year. "Rammstein Paris" has been directed by Jonas Åkerlund, who also filmed the concerts in Paris, on March 6th and 7th, 2012. The teaser says this: A subtle musical documentary glorifying the Teutonic band, directed by Jonas Åkerlund, author of the "Lady Dior" advertising, with Marion Cotillard. What else?
The documentary was projected on May 11 at 3:30pm (local time) at Palais H and will be projected again on May 16, same time, at Palais B. There are good chances that the film will be included as a bonus on the upcoming DVD/Blu-Ray of Paris.


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Q: Template function static variable I have a template function to give me a unique id based on the typename passed to it, like this:
template<typename T>
inline std::size_t get_component_type_id() noexcept
{
    static_assert(std::is_base_of<Component, T>::value, "T must be of type Component.");

    static size_t uniqueComponentId{__INTERNAL__::getUniqueComponentId()};

    return uniqueComponentId;
}

When I call get_component_type_id with BaseClass 10 times, I get the same id. That works perfectly.
However, I want to get the same id as well if I pass a child class to that function. When I call it with ChildClass, I get a different id. Why is that?

A: This is because an instantiation of a template, once instantiated, has nothing to do with a second instantiation of the same template. The two are seperate entities and get their own static variable.
PS: Here is a video where this occurs in an example: CppCon 2015: Arthur O'Dwyer "Lambdas from First Principles: A Whirlwind Tour of C++"". The example starts aroung 6:00

A: You can try adding a function that calls get_component_type_id() with Component as the template argument when the actual T is a child of Component.
template<class T>
auto fn() noexcept
{
    using type = std::conditional_t<std::is_base_of<Component, T>::value, Component, T>;
    return get_component_type_id<type>();
}

A: get_component_type_id<BaseClass> and get_component_type_id<ChildClass> are two different functions. Hence, you get two of static size_t uniqueComponentId, each with their own value.
Update, in response to comment by OP
Yes, it is possible. You could use:
template <typename T>
inline std::size_t get_component_type_id(T*, std::false_type) noexcept
{
   static size_t uniqueComponentId{__INTERNAL__::getUniqueComponentId()};
   return uniqueComponentId;
}

inline std::size_t get_component_type_id(BaseClass*, std::true_type) noexcept
{
   static size_t uniqueComponentId{__INTERNAL__::getUniqueComponentId()};
   return uniqueComponentId;
}

template<typename T>
inline std::size_t get_component_type_id() noexcept
{
   static_assert(std::is_base_of<Component, T>::value, "T must be of type Component.");
   return get_component_type_id((T*)nullptr, typename std::is_convertible<T, BaseClass>::type{});
}

However, it is fragile. If you want the same behavior for another class derived from Component, you will need to make substantial changes.
You will be better off using a virtual member function.
struct Component
{
   virtual size_t get_type_id() const = 0;
};

struct BaseClass : Component
{
   size_t get_type_id() const
   {
       static size_t uniqueComponentId{__INTERNAL__::getUniqueComponentId()};
       return uniqueComponentId;
   }
};

struct ChildClass : BaseClass {};

Now you can implement size_t get_type_id() const at any level in the inheritance hierarchy as you see fit.


The cabinets in our house are the originals from 1970. They were totally open on the inside which was an organizational nightmare. Everything just sort of had to be piled in, and when you wanted something in the back, you had to move everything out of the cabinets to get to what you needed. Getting new cabinets was not an option because we didn't want to over-renovate for the neighborhood, and there is no way we'd make back the cost of a completely new kitchen when we move in a few years. I'm pretty OCD when it comes to organization, so I set out on a search for an affordable solution to make the cabinets more livable. I found a bunch of options online and at the hardware stores, but the ones I found to work the best for me were the Elfa Easy-Glider Drawers.
I loved that they were white mesh so I could see what was in them, but they still kept everything looking clean and organized. Most other systems I found were metal or wood, which would look messy or wouldn't match the newly painted white interiors of the cabinets.
This was before we had finished putting on our cabinet doors and after I had just unpacked. They're even more organized and functional now!
The Container Store is currently having their annual Elfa sale, so right now these drawers are a great deal. I wish I could have waited for this to purchase mine, but I was desperate to have functional cabinets!
To see our completed kitchen remodel, check out this post!


Christmas parties in the wood panelled parlours with crackling flames in the tiled stove, candlelight and the fragrance of fir trees are truly special.
Guest reception in the picturesque arcade court. The castle is decorated with fir boughs, numerous candles and lanterns during the advent season. See the hand-carved family crib in the baroque castle chapel.
We serve mulled wine or hot punch made according to the house recipe.
A short lantern walk (4 minutes) through the castle park takes you to the Gaisrieglhof.
A fire crackles in the open fireplace in the Lab'n (room) and the parlours are traditionally decorated with apples, candles and fir boughs.
The small parlour offers space for 45 guests, the large one for 50.
The buffet is set up in the Lab'n – our cuisine, which is among the best in Styria, is highly flexible and tailored to your wishes.


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package services

import scalaoauth2.provider.DataHandler
import scala.concurrent.Future
import scalaoauth2.provider.AuthInfo
import scalaoauth2.provider.AccessToken
import scalaoauth2.provider.AuthorizationRequest
import com.softwaremill.tagging._
import akka.actor.ActorRef
import akka.util.Timeout
import scala.concurrent.duration._
import domain.InstanceAggregate
import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext
import com.mohiva.play.silhouette.api.LoginInfo
import play.api.libs.json.Json
import pdi.jwt.JwtClaim
import utils.oauth.AuthorizationCodeGenerator
import play.api.libs.json._
import play.api.libs.functional.syntax._
import scala.util.Random
import java.time.Instant
import java.util.Date
import play.api.Logger

object InstanceOAuthDataHandler {
  implicit def authInfoFormat[U](implicit ru: Reads[U], wu: Writes[U]): Format[AuthInfo[U]] = (
    (__ \ 'user).format[U] and
    (__ \ 'clientId).formatNullable[String] and
    (__ \ 'scope).formatNullable[String] and
    (__ \ 'redirectUri).formatNullable[String]
  )(AuthInfo.apply _, unlift(AuthInfo.unapply))
}

class InstanceOAuthDataHandler(
    val authorizationCodeGenerator: AuthorizationCodeGenerator,
    val instanceSharder: ActorRef @@ InstanceSharder.type,
    val identityService: IdentityService
    )(implicit ec: ExecutionContext) extends DataHandler[IdentityService.User] {

  val log = Logger(this.getClass)

  import akka.pattern.ask
  import InstanceOAuthDataHandler._
  import LoginInfo.jsonFormat

  /**
   * Validate client_id against instance JWT client_secret
   */
  override def validateClient(request: AuthorizationRequest): Future[Boolean] =
    request.clientCredential
      .collect[Future[Boolean]] {
        case cred if cred.clientId.startsWith("instance-") && cred.clientSecret.isDefined =>
          implicit val timeout = Timeout(1.minute)
          val token = cred.clientSecret.get
          InstanceSharder.resolveJwtInstanceId(token) match {
            case Left(msg) =>
              log.error(msg)
              Future.successful(false)
            case Right(instanceId) =>
              (instanceSharder ? InstanceSharder.Envelope(instanceId, InstanceAggregate.VerifyJwt(token))).map {
                case InstanceAggregate.ValidJwt(instanceId) =>
                  cred.clientId == s"instance-$instanceId"
                case InstanceAggregate.InvalidJwt =>
                  false
              }
          }
      }
      .getOrElse(Future.successful(false))

  /**
   * Not part of DataHandler, but here for completeness
   */
  def createAuthCode(authInfo: AuthInfo[IdentityService.User]): Future[String] = Future.successful {
    authorizationCodeGenerator.create(
      AuthInfo(authInfo.user.loginInfo, authInfo.clientId, authInfo.scope, authInfo.redirectUri))
  }

  /**
   * TODO: needs implementing
   */
  override def createAccessToken(authInfo: AuthInfo[IdentityService.User]): Future[AccessToken] = Future.successful {
    AccessToken(Random.alphanumeric.take(20).mkString, None, authInfo.scope, None, Date.from(Instant.now))
  }

  /**
   * Access tokens are state-less, so we have no need to reuse them
   */
  override def getStoredAccessToken(authInfo: AuthInfo[IdentityService.User]): Future[Option[AccessToken]] =
    Future.successful(None)

  /**
   * Not intended to be used, but ultimately correct behavior
   */
  override def refreshAccessToken(authInfo: AuthInfo[IdentityService.User], refreshToken: String): Future[AccessToken] =
    createAccessToken(authInfo)

  /**
   * Reads info encoded previously by createAuthCode()
   */
  override def findAuthInfoByCode(code: String): Future[Option[AuthInfo[IdentityService.User]]] =
      for {
        // Get AutInfo[LoginData] from code
        info <- Future.fromTry(authorizationCodeGenerator.decode[AuthInfo[LoginInfo]](code))
        // Resolve it against identity service
        user <- identityService.retrieve(info.user)
      } yield user.map(AuthInfo(_, info.clientId, info.scope, info.redirectUri))

  /**
   * Authentication tokens are state-less, so we have no way to delete them
   */
  override def deleteAuthCode(code: String): Future[Unit] = Future.successful(())

  /**
   * Not required for Authorization Code Grant, so not implemented
   */
  override def findUser(request: AuthorizationRequest): Future[Option[IdentityService.User]] = Future.successful(None)
  override def findAuthInfoByRefreshToken(refreshToken: String): Future[Option[AuthInfo[IdentityService.User]]] = ???
  override def findAccessToken(token: String): Future[Option[AccessToken]] = ???
  override def findAuthInfoByAccessToken(accessToken: AccessToken): Future[Option[AuthInfo[IdentityService.User]]] = ???
}


The School of Public Health (SPH) Internships and Career Services Office is steadfast in its commitment to guide and prepare students for their career in public health by offering programs and resources designed to assist our future graduates with their career development.
Our MPH Internship Program remains a national model for practice and research based public health education and offers a variety of placements for students in each concentration and degree. It is the cornerstone of our MPH program, providing our students with the opportunity to work alongside seasoned public health professionals in order to gain practical experience and develop skills while exploring their career interests in a supervised setting. It also creates a platform for students to apply their rigorous academic coursework to meaningful, challenging projects that tackle public issues on local, regional, national and global levels, putting them on the road to obtaining valuable career skills and building their professional networks.
In addition, we provide a wide array of programs and activities geared towards assisting and supporting students in the career development phase of their professional journey. As a result, 93% of our graduates seeking employment are working in public health jobs after graduation.


In November, drivers along Great Basin Highway took in the new and welcome sight of Jr. Street Tacos, operated by Claudia Coble and parked at the Sinclair gas station.
The food truck — really a small trailer — is Coble's lifelong dream and her food is dreamy. Known for carne asada and tamales, Coble also takes customer requests. Within the first three weeks of operation, she added by popular demand albondigas (meatball soup) and nopales cactus, a vegan favorite.
A knowledge of food runs in Coble's family. Her grandmother owned a carniceria, a butcher shop, in the Mexican state of Jalisco.
Coble wakes before dawn to mix fresh tomatillo salsa and prep meat and vegetables for the grill.
The truck is a family venture, named for Coble's son, Junior. Coble's second husband, Sam Coble, a leatherworker, refurbished the truck and crafted the signs. Coble's daughter, Emilia Aguayo, takes customer orders with careful attention to detail.
"And made with love," Emilia chimed in.
Find Jr. Street Tacos parked at the Sinclair gas station near Ridley's on Great Basin Highway. Winter hours are 10-5. The truck closes Sunday or Monday each week. For information, call (801) 369-8675.
From her new herb shop on Ely's main street, Mindi Jensen concocts custom tinctures, salves and herbal teas. Each herb has specific properties and applications for conditions ranging from anxiety to allergies.
Knowing healing herbs has been a personal journey that began when Jensen herself became ill in her thirties while working full-time and raising children as a single mom.
The shop is a homecoming for Jensen who attended high school in Ely before moving to St. George, Utah and traveling and living in Mexico, Puerto Rico and Cuba. Jensen brings to this venture experience in food service—she ran a cafe in Enterprise, Utah and managed a restaurant in Ely—as well as formal training in herbalism. She holds a certificate in herbalism from The Herbal Academy.
Jensen makes herb products in-house in the shop's big kitchen flanked by red linoleum counters and glass-fronted cabinets. Her partner, Wade Bohrn, designed and crafted the front counter and display cases. He makes furniture and art signs from repurposed items, as well as picture frames and and modernist-style wall hangings of wood blocks.
Jensen reaches out to local artisans of all ages and offers a changing array of hand-made items including baby toys and blankets, hats, photographs, pottery and decor. The shop also carries essential oils and diffusers, salt lamps and yoga supplies and specialty items for dogs.
Wicked Rein occupies the ground floor of the historic Masonic Lodge. The shop's generous, south-facing space hosts yoga classes and a weekly donation-based meditation class (taught by this reporter), paint and wine nights, crafts events and more. Cozy chairs in the book exchange nook offer a place to rest and read.
On Tuesday, March 20th, the shop will host a spring equinox celebration with plants for sale, spring teas, music and more. It's an opportunity to unite people with an interest in wildlore, that combination of folk wisdom, experiential and scientific knowledge, and crafting and creativity.
"You meet people who do this for their families," she says of herbal remedies. "That they've taught themselves." Popular remedies are concocted from rose hips and elderberries foraged in White Pine County.
At any time, you might find a long-haul trucker unwinding over a cup of tea sweetened with local honey or a mom with toddler in tow picking out presents for a friend.
Stop by for a cup of hot tea, choosing from several ever-changing offerings. In summer months, Jensen plans outdoor seating and more healthy snacks.
Winter hours are Tuesdays -Thursdays 12-6, Fridays and Saturdays 12-6 For more information, check the Wicked Rein Facebook page or call Mindi Jensen at (775) 293-5744. Jensen ships her tea and salves.
For more than two decades, Ely's Nevada Northern Railway team has transformed the rail yard into a train photographer's destination during the second and third weekends of February for the Winter Steam Photo Shoot Spectacular.
"We hide all of our modern equipment and feature our historic equipment," says Mark Bassett, executive director of the Nevada Northern Railway Museum, a national historic landmark.
By capping the event at 30 people per weekend, every participant has the opportunity to capture a satisfying image under the high desert sunshine. The event is open to any professional and amateur photographer willing to brave winter's cold, snow and ice.
Setting makes a picture and Ely's is unique. Past participants have entered photos in national contests. And won.
This event does sell out. Register here for February 9-11 or 16-18 or both weekends.


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Ron DeSantis: I would not disinvite Dinesh D'Souza
Danny McAuliffe
U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, said although he disagrees with a controversial guest of the Florida GOP's 2018 Sunshine Summit, he doesn't think the speaker should be disinvited.
In a video clip sent to media Monday from progressive advocacy group American Bridge 21st Century, DeSantis is seen speaking with media.
When one reporter asks DeSantis for comment on summit guest Dinesh D'Souza, who mocked on Twitter students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School where 17 people were murdered during a February mass shooting, the Congressman responds: "I disagree with what [D'Souza] tweeted but I would not disinvite him."
DeSantis' rationale is that condemnations and revoking invitations are actions that disproportionately affect those with conservative views. He said there are imbalances in "scrutiny" if "you go down this road." Specifically, it "comes down" on people on "the right."
The Republican Party of Florida announced last week that D'Souza would be speaking at its summer summit in Orlando. But because of the conservative influencer's February tweets about students from Parkland, RPOF was widely criticized for courting D'Souza to speak.
Following RPOF's announcement, POLITICO Florida reported Gov. Rick Scott, Agriculture Commissioner and primary opponent to DeSantis Adam Putnam, and Republican Congressman Carlos Curbelo all released statements critical of D'Souza. Democrats, seemingly under a party consensus, sharply criticized RPOF and called on the party to revoke D'Souza's invitation.
While speaking to reporters, DeSantis distanced himself from D'Souza, but maintained that disagreements shouldn't warrant a disinvite.
"Guys like me can make it clear, I would not have tweeted that," DeSantis said. "[D'Souza] says a lot of things I disagree with and that's just the reality of the situation."
In the email to reporters, American Bridge interpreted DeSantis' remarks as a defense of D'Souza.
"It's unfortunately not surprising that Ron DeSantis would defend a crackpot conspiracy theorist who bullied the Parkland survivors," said American Bridge spokesperson Zach Hudson.
Hudson also said Putnam's criticism of D'Souza was an attempt to "have it both ways."
"Meanwhile, like a typical politician, Adam Putnam is trying to have it both ways by criticizing D'Souza's comments but legitimizing them by sharing the stage with him. The Republican Primary for Governor continues to be a race to the bottom of who is more out of touch with Florida voters," Hudson said.
In this article:Adam Putnam, American Bridge, Dinesh D'Souza, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Parkland, Republican Party of Florida, Sunshine Summit, twitter
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Hospital staffer and patient positive for coronavirus – The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community
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Created: Dec 30, 2020 08:00 AM
Michael Richmond, the chief executive and president of the Bermuda Hospitals Board (File photograph)
An outbreak of coronavirus infections in the long term care unit at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital is under investigation after another patient and staff member tested positive.
Michael Richmond, the chief executive and president of the Bermuda Hospitals Board, said yesterday the new cases followed "two patients who tested positive last week".
Dr Richmond said contact tracing was finished but the cause of the outbreak was still being probed.
A senior who died in the hospital on Saturday was the island's tenth Covid-19-related fatality.
BHB said the ward where the patient died could not be identified because of patient confidentiality.
A spokeswoman added that 13 employees in different areas of the BHB had tested positive for the coronavirus over the past month.
She said seven of the cases were classed as "community acquired".
Three more are under investigation, and three were hospital transmissions from the community cases.
Dr Richmond said all staff and patients on the long term unit would get tested again before isolation precautions were lifted.
He added: "We are also continuing with ongoing surveillance testing, which is a regular programme of testing that is being carried out in long term care areas for staff and patients.
"My thoughts remain with those who are unwell, and also for the BHB staff who continue to ensure care continues and patients are kept safe."
Dr Richmond said some families had kept in touch with their loved ones in long term care using phone and video, as normal visits were not permitted.
He said he and staff members "did our best to make the units festive" and patients had a Christmas dinner.
Dr Richmond said that outside of the long term care areas, there were "regular" patients in hospital for the illness.
He added the hospital staff had risen to the occasion and remained on high alert.
Dr Richmond said: "They have ensured we have been able to respond and that we remain prepared should numbers of people needing care for Covid-19 continue to rise."
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Middle School Announcements–Week of April 16
Dates to Know
April 26–Sports Physicals (see below)
April 28– Middle School Dance
May 9–Chorus Concert, 6:30 pm
May 15–8th grade Awards and Recognitions, 6:30 pm
May 17–6th and 7th grade Awards and Recognitions, 8:45 am
May 19–Field Day
May 23- 25–Exams (May 26 is for make up exams)
When: Wednesday, April 26th starting at 2:00pm (Elementary) and continuing after school
Where: SCPS Eckburg Gymnasium
Cost: $15 cash or check payable to SCPS
Please obtain all physical paperwork the athletic forms links on the SCPS athletic website or from the school. Return it by Monday April 24th filled out and with payment.
All current 1st through 11th graders are encouraged to attend.
8th grade Parents….see below for information about the Kleeman Scholarship!
Dear 8th Grade Parents/Students:
In the summer of 2011, the family of Joy Kleeman established the Joy N. Kleeman Scholarships. Four scholarships were established in the amount of $2,500 each. The candidates for these scholarships are Savannah Christian students in grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. Candidates should be students with good academic credentials, community involvement and have an interest in pursuing a career in education. One scholarship is awarded annually to a member of each Upper School Class.
All 8th Grade Students are invited to apply for the 2017-2018 Scholarship for 9th Grade. The scholarship would renew annually provided that the recipient is making satisfactory academic progress. Please contact Janet Pigott in the middle school office for the application.
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The City of Savannah is now accepting applications for the 2017-2018 Savannah Youth Council. The Savannah Youth Council is open to all rising 8th graders in private, public or home schools located in Savannah and Chatham County.
We are looking for committed, hard-working students who have a vision to help us improve and enhance community life for the youth of Savannah. If you have students attending your school who possess these qualities, we would like to consider them for the next Youth Council class.
What is Savannah Youth Council?http://www.savannahga.gov/index.aspx?nid=562 (More information available on the website)
City of Savannah Youth Council created in 2004 and open to all 8th graders in Savannah and Chatham County
Focus on three areas: civics, leadership development and community service
Gives middle school youth a voice in their local government
Students participate in: educational activities and events; citywide meetings, initiatives
Model based on Chatham County Youth Commission
One of the first of this kind in United States!
Snapshots and Happenings
Congratulations to students who were inducted into SCPS Middle School's Beta Club at Wednesday's chapel. Current Beta members participated in the induction ceremony. Many thanks to Ms. Daniel, Ms. Vickers, and Ms. Rea for sponsoring the club all year.
Gail Bond (third from left) leads a professional development workshop on student writing portfolios with English teachers (from left to right) Ms. Holmes (7th grade), Ms. Olgesby (6th grade), and Ms. Daniel (8th grade). All students will complete a portfolio this year and set goals for writing for next year. These portfolios will be passed on to the next year's teachers.
8th graders burn off some energy at lunch!
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RESEARCHERS are inviting adults from rural areas across three Australian states to speak up about whether the design of their local area helps them to get moving. New Norfolk is one of nearly 50 towns invited to take part in the survey being conducted by the Menzies Institute for Population Health Research.
"We want to know how the design of our local areas encourages or prevents us from being active, and whether people in rural areas have access to a sufficient range of safe, well-maintained places to be active," Menzies researcher Verity Cleland said. Dr Cleland leads the study, which also includes researchers from the Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition at Deakin University in Victoria and the University of South Australia.
"Academic research has shown that the local environment is related to physical activity levels in cities, but this sort of research has rarely been done in a rural setting in Australia," Dr Cleland said.
"Creating environments that make it easy to be active without even having to think about it has enormous potential as a way to improve population health," Dr Cleland said.
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South Australia: Victor Harbour, Port Augusta, Mount Gambier, Millicent, Bordertown, Murray Bridge, Clare, Tailem Bend, Maitland, Port Pirie, Berri, Renmark, Kadina.


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