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Angel's Envy Announces Cask Strength Limited-Edition Release
Louisville, Kentucky (September 24, 2014) – Louisville Distilling Company is proud to announce the limited-edition release of the critically acclaimed Angel's Envy Cask Strength. The Expression will be available this October in select markets including: CA, CO, FL, GA, IL, IN, KY, MA, MI, NJ, NY, OR, TN, TX, WA. Due to the scarcity of barrels necessary for the enhanced finishing process, Angel's Envy will only release 6,500 bottles. Previous releases quickly sold out.
Named "best spirit in the world" by Paul Pacult in the June 2013 edition of Spirit Journal, Cask Strength shared top honors with a 25-year-old single malt whisky that sold for nearly twice the price. In his review, Pacult awarded the brand five stars – his highest recommendation – noting, "this masterpiece deserves a sixth rating star."
As with Angel's Envy, the super-premium bourbon of uncompromising character and quality, Cask Strength is aged to the perfect level of richness and maturity (up to seven years) in the few American white oak barrels that made the cut. The barrels are then blended into a single batch and finished in hand-selected port casks.
"Cask Strength is rare and rich bourbon worth savoring," said Wes Henderson, Chief Innovation Officer, Angel's Envy. "The first couple of releases sold out quickly so we're thrilled to make it even more widely available this year."
The suggested retail price for a 750ml bottle, which may vary by market, is $169. A remarkably complex bourbon at 119.3-proof and 59.65% alcohol by volume, Cask Strength is best enjoyed with just a bit of water to release the flavor nuances.
Angel's Envy Cask Strength Tasting Notes
Color: Deep Amber red tint, coppery
Nose: Toffee, Butterscotch, Toasted Oak, Cherries, Ripe Peach, Berry Jam, Vanilla, notes of banana
Palate: Lots of port notes: Cherries, Oak, raisins. Still get a beautiful bourbon feel with Vanilla, Honey, a butter velvet feel, a little bit of clove spice, honeysuckle
Finish/Feel: Glides around your palate, lingers for a few moments, but not too long as to keep you from another sip. Add some water and it opens nicely. Warm and sweet, but still tingly.
Bottle Signing Events
Angel's Envy will host exclusive bottle signing events with members of the Henderson family from December 2014 through April 2015 for those that purchase Cask Strength. An insert on each bottle shares a URL with more information about the events.
Angel's Envy Distillery
The Angel's Envy distillery will be located in downtown Louisville, on the corner of Main Street and Jackson, bringing the great tradition of Kentucky bourbon-making back to the city. The new state-of-the-art distillery and brand experience center will make a great starting point for the Bourbon Trail and be open to the public for guided tours. Louisville Distilling Company expects the new distillery to be up and running in 2015.
About Louisville Distilling Company LLC
Louisville Distilling Company LLC is the proud producer of the highly celebrated Angel's Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. The small batch artisan port-finished bourbon, which is hand-blended in small batches of 8-12 barrels and allowed to develop naturally, is the culmination of the late Master Distiller Lincoln Henderson's storied career. The award-winning flagship Expression, which is available in more than 30 U.S. markets, earned 98/100 points from Wine Enthusiast magazine – the highest-ever rating for a bourbon. The Company also offers Angel's Envy Rye, which is finished in Caribbean rum casks and Angel's Envy Cask Strength, which Paul Pacult of Spirit Journal named the "Best Spirit in the World." Each Expression exhibits Lincoln's passion for experimenting outside of conventional norms and producing unique whiskey steeped in tradition, but finished with a twist.
For more information, please visit us at www.angelsenvy.com or on facebook
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The Movember Foundation Calls on Americans to Grow Their Hairy Ribbon for Men's Health
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – (September 23, 2013) – Official Moustache season is here! The Movember Foundation enters its 11th year as the leading global organization to change the face of men's health. Starting today, men and women are encouraged to become an official participant by signing up at Movember.com and committing to grow and support the moustache – and only the moustache – during Movember, the month formerly known as November.
Movember challenges men to start clean-shaven on November 1 and grow just a moustache for 30 days, getting friends, family and colleagues to donate to their moustache-growing efforts. The growth of a moustache sparks conversations and raises vital funds for men's health, specifically prostate cancer, testicular cancer and mental health problems. To date, the Movember community has raised over $550 million and funded over 800 programs in 21 countries.
"Now, more than ever, is a critical time to raise funds and awareness for men's health," said Mark Hedstrom, U.S. Country Director at Movember. "Over the last 11 years, the moustache has become the symbol for men's health, with over 4 million men and women participating in the Movember movement. Together, we are making a change and reducing stigmas so that men can take action for their physical and mental wellbeing."
Movember 2013 was the largest, most significant campaign the US has ever seen. Over 219,000 men and women signed up on Movember.com and raised nearly $23 million for men's health. Globally, the Movember Foundation is focused on men's health, specifically prostate cancer, testicular cancer and mental health.
Details about the more than 800 programs that Movember has funded can be found on the funded programs page on Movember.com.
Prostate Cancer: 1 in 7 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. In the US, the Movember Foundation funds world-class research and survivorship programs through our Global Action Plan (GAP), the Prostate Cancer Foundation, and the LIVESTRONG Foundation. Through these programs, we are funding first in field, research teams focused on accelerating progress towards the reduction of death and suffering due to recurrent or advanced prostate cancer and programs to support men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer as well as their families and caregivers.
Testicular Cancer: Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in young men aged 15-35 years. For men diagnosed with testicular cancer, we seek to improve their physical and mental health, and reduce mortality. In the US, the Movember Foundation funds have supported our Global Action Plan (GAP) and the LIVESTRONG Foundation's Cancer Navigation Services.
Mental Health: Men are 4 times more likely to die of suicide than women. Since 2006, the Movember Foundation has funded mental health programs in Australia and New Zealand, and since 2013 in Canada. Movember is currently working with industry experts to lay the foundation for the mental health initiative that Movember will be funding in the U.S. Movember is focused on the these key areas in mental health:
Prevention – men and boys are mentally healthy and take action to remain so.
Early intervention – when men and boys experience mental health problems they take action early.
Stigma reduction – men and boys with mental health problems are not discriminated against.
The new "Made in Movember" campaign theme encourages the community to focus on thinking globally and acting locally. Once signed up at Movember.com, participants become part of the global movement and utilize their personalized fundraising page to get friends, family, and colleagues to donate to their efforts.
For more information, please visit Movember.com. Connect with Movember on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, flickr, and Pinterest.
Sign up and join the largest men's health movement at Movember.com.
The Movember Foundation's vision is to have an everlasting impact on the face of men's health. We do this by getting men to grow moustaches during Movember (the month formerly known as November) to spark conversation and raise funds for prostate cancer, testicular cancer and mental health. Together with the Movember community we have raised over $550 million, and have funded over 800 world-class programs in 21 countries. We're committed to changing the face of men's health and won't stop growing as long as serious men's health issues remain.
Movember is fully accredited by the Better Business Bureau, and for the past two years, has been named a Top 100 best NGO by The Global Journal. For more information please visit Movember.com. Movember is a registered 501(c)(3) charity.
"Tune In to Pure" This Holiday Season With Jewel and Pure Via®
Chicago, IL (September 2, 2014) – Whole Earth Sweetener Company LLC today announced that Jewel, the award-winning recording artist and author, will continue to serve as a brand ambassador and spokesperson for Pure Via® in the U.S. and Canada during the upcoming holiday season.
The all-natural, non-GMO*, zero-calorie sweetener continues to partner with Jewel to promote the brand's "Tune in to Pure" campaign, which encourages consumers to take pleasure in the simple things that make every day sweeter. It also promotes the use of the natural sweetener used in Pure Via® Rebaudioside A (Reb A), which comes from the sweetest and best-tasting part of the stevia leaf.
The highpoint of the campaign is a free digital cookbook/songbook, which gives consumers immediate access to free downloads of never before released versions of two hit Jewel songs and two of Jewel's holiday favorites at www.purevia.com/jewel-tunes. The book also offers Jewel's tips for using Pure Via, delicious recipes, coupons, song lyrics, and Jewel's own photos.
Jewel's image will appear on specially marked packages of Pure Via® as well as in the brand's national advertising and promotional materials: a freestanding insert (FSI), digital banners, consumer sampling, social media and in-store activation. The packages will also feature download information for the free cookbook/songbook.
"Jewel is a natural fit for Pure Via," said Cheryl Gill, director, North America Marketing, Whole Earth Sweetener Company LLC. "She is passionate about living a pure life and using products like Pure Via with no artificial processing, preservatives or color. Just simple non-GMO* ingredients."
"Food should be as pure and close to nature as possible," said Jewel. "I use Pure Via in my favorite beverages as well as my cooking and snacking because it makes life just a little sweeter – naturally."
Pure Via® will also host consumer contests and giveaways on the brand's facebook page, including signed merchandise, posters and CDs.
Look for the Pure Via® packaging featuring Jewel in the sweetener aisle at grocery, club and mass merchandise stores across the U.S.
In addition to Pure Via,® consumers can also enjoy Pure Via® Turbinado Raw Cane Sugar & Stevia Blend, a lower calorie alternative to regular sugar that combines turbinado sugar and stevia plant extract to create a golden brown all-natural sweetener that's crunchy, sweet and delicious. Consumers can use both options like sugar to make foods and beverages taste naturally delicious. They simply spoon, sprinkle, dip or mix the sweetener in coffee, tea and iced tea or in their favorite recipes. A sweet addition to a healthy lifestyle, both blends are non-GMO*, kosher and suitable for individuals with gluten intolerance.
Discover more at www.purevia.com or www.purevia.com/Jewel-Tunes, and on www.facebook.com/PureViaUS and https://twitter.com/PureVia
About Pure Via®
Pure Via® is an all-natural, zero-calorie sweetener this is made from Rebaudioside A (Reb A), the sweetest, best-tasting part of the stevia leaf. Reb A is generally recognized as safe (GRAS) according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Crafted to be perfect in coffee and herbal tea, Pure Via® is available in 40- and 80ct. boxes for a suggested retail price of $2.49 and $4.29, respectively. You can purchase Pure Via® in the sweetener aisle at grocery, club and mass merchandise stores across the U.S. and Canada. Pure Via® is a registered trademark of Whole Earth Sweetener Company LLC.
*About Non-GMO
Pure Via® believes that a food or food ingredient is Non-GMO if it is not the product of bioengineering. Bioengineering means the group of applied techniques of genetics and biotechnology used to cut up and join together genetic material and especially DNA from one or more species of organism and to introduce the result into an organism in order to change one or more of its characteristics. Pure Via® believes that food ingredients that are derived from GMO plant material should also be deemed GMO. Pure Via® believes that food ingredients are not GMO if they are produced using enzymes harvested from micro-organisms that are the product of bioengineering.
About Whole Earth Sweetener Company LLC
Whole Earth Sweetener Company LLC is committed to providing natural sweeteners and to helping people eat better and live healthier, more fulfilling lives. Formed in 2006, Whole Earth Sweetener Company LLC launched its first all-natural sweetener brand, Sweet Simplicity®, in 2007, and the company continues to develop products that are perfectly natural and naturally pure. Whole Earth Sweetener Company LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Merisant Company, the maker of Equal® and Canderel® and a global leader in the manufacture, marketing and distribution of tabletop sweeteners, with sales in over 90 countries. For more information, visit www.wholeearthsweetener.com
About Jewel
From the remote ranch of her Alaskan youth to the triumph of international stardom, four-time Grammy nominee Jewel, hailed by the New York Times as a "songwriter bursting with talents," has enjoyed career longevity rare among her generation of artists. Whether alone with her guitar or fronting a band of ace musicians, Jewel has always been a charismatic live performer, earning the respect of other singer-songwriters such as Merle Haggard, Bob Dylan and Neil Young, who, not only invited her to open their shows, but mentored her in the early phases of her career. After a tremendous amount of success as a singer-songwriter and over 27 million albums sold, Jewel released a Greatest Hits album in 2013. She also starred as June Carter Cash in the Lifetime biopic "Ring of Fire," which earned four Emmy nominations. After joining NBC's "The Sing Off" as a new judge in 2013 she released her much-anticipated follow-up holiday album, "Let It Snow." Fans can follow Jewel on facebook https://www.facebook.com/jeweljk and @jeweljk on twitter https://twitter.com/jeweljk


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Where Was The Tsunami In Indonesia 2004
Tags: 2004 Indian Ocean, coast Sumatra Indonesia, occurred coast Sumatra, tsunami caused earthquake
On December 26, 2004, a magnitude 9.1 earthquake occurred off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. This earthquake, which is now known as the Sumatra-Andaman earthquake, was among the largest ever recorded. The quake caused a devastating tsunami that affected Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Bangladesh.
The tsunami was caused by a displacement of the seafloor that resulted in a large wave. This wave was capable of traveling great distances, and it affected coastal communities all around the Indian Ocean. In Indonesia, the tsunami caused widespread damage and loss of life. More than 220,000 people were killed in the country, and many more were injured or left homeless.
The tsunami caused significant damage to infrastructure in Indonesia. Homes, businesses, and other buildings were destroyed, and the transportation network was heavily impacted. The disaster also had a significant impact on the country's economy. Tourism, which is a key part of the Indonesian economy, was significantly disrupted. The tsunami also caused a humanitarian crisis, as many people were left without access to food, water, or shelter.
The Indonesian government responded to the tsunami by deploying emergency responders and by launching a large-scale relief effort. The government also worked to rebuild damaged infrastructure and to help people who were affected by the disaster. The tsunami is considered to be one of the worst natural disasters in Indonesian history.
1 Where did the 2004 tsunami hit Indonesia?
2 What part of Indonesia did the tsunami hit?
3 What beach did the 2004 tsunami hit?
4 Where was the 2004 tsunami the worst?
5 What is the number 1 worst tsunami?
6 Did anyone survive the 2004 tsunami?
7 Can you dive under a tsunami?
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Where did the 2004 tsunami hit Indonesia?
The 2004 tsunami hit Indonesia on December 26, 2004. The tsunami was caused by an earthquake that occurred off the coast of Sumatra. The earthquake had a magnitude of 9.1. The tsunami caused extensive damage to the coastal areas of Indonesia. The tsunami claimed the lives of more than 170,000 people in Indonesia.
What part of Indonesia did the tsunami hit?
Indonesia is a country that is located in Southeast Asia. It is made up of many islands, and the tsunami that occurred in 2004 hit the western coast of Sumatra. This is the island that is located the closest to the epicenter of the earthquake that caused the tsunami.
What beach did the 2004 tsunami hit?
The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami hit the west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia.
Where was the 2004 tsunami the worst?
On December 26, 2004, a tsunami struck the coasts of a number of countries in Southeast Asia, killing an estimated 227,898 people. The tsunami was caused by an earthquake off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. The most affected countries were Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, and Thailand.
The tsunami was the deadliest natural disaster in recorded history. It was also one of the most expensive natural disasters, with damage estimated at around $10 billion.
The tsunami was the worst in Indonesia, where it killed 168,000 people. Sri Lanka was the second-worst affected country, with 36,000 people killed. India had 14,000 deaths and Thailand 5,395.
What is the number 1 worst tsunami?
The number 1 worst tsunami in history was the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. This tsunami was caused by an earthquake that occurred off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. The earthquake had a magnitude of 9.1, making it one of the largest earthquakes in history. The tsunami caused more than 227,000 deaths and left more than 1.5 million people homeless.
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Did anyone survive the 2004 tsunami?
On December 26, 2004, a devastating tsunami struck the coasts of fourteen countries in Southeast Asia. Hundreds of thousands of people were killed, making it one of the deadliest natural disasters in history. But did anyone survive the 2004 tsunami?
The short answer is yes, some people did manage to survive the tsunami. In fact, there have been a number of remarkable stories of survival, including people who were swept miles inland, only to later be found alive and well.
One of the most well-known stories of survival from the 2004 tsunami is that of the Tsunami Kids, a group of eleven children who were swept away by the tsunami but survived by clinging to a tree for nine hours.
Other survivors include a man who was swept more than two miles inland and a woman who was found clinging to a dead body.
Despite the large number of people who died in the tsunami, it is estimated that thousands of people managed to survive. This is largely due to the fact that the tsunami struck during the middle of the night, when many people were asleep and thus had a chance to escape.
So while the tsunami was a devastating natural disaster, it is also a testament to the human spirit that some people were able to survive it.
Can you dive under a tsunami?
A tsunami is a series of waves caused by an underwater earthquake or landslide. When a tsunami is heading towards land, the best thing to do is evacuate. However, if you can't evacuate and are stuck in a tsunami, there is a chance you could survive by diving under the waves.
See also When Did The 2004 Indonesia Tsunami Hit'
Diving under a tsunami is not without risk. Tsunamis can reach speeds of up to 500 miles per hour, and the waves can be up to 100 feet high. If you are caught in a tsunami, try to find an area that is protected from the waves, such as a hill or a valley. If you can't find a protected area, try to find an area that is as deep as possible.
If you decide to dive under a tsunami, remember to stay calm and keep your head up. Breathe slowly and deeply, and try to avoid panic attacks. Keep your mouth closed to avoid swallowing water, and tuck your chin into your chest to protect your neck. If you encounter a wave, try to relax and let the wave pass over you. When the wave has passed, try to swim to the surface and take a deep breath.
Diving under a tsunami is a last resort, and should only be attempted if you have no other choice. If you can evacuate, do so. Remember that tsunamis can travel for miles, so you may not be safe even if you are far from the shore.
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Q: Can't submit form without reloading page I build a link shortener,just for fun!
Everything works, but everytime I create a link and submit the form, the page reloads! I wanted to prevent that with onclick="return false;"but it didnt work.
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A: You can submit a form without reloading the page by using something like an AJAX call.
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The biggest urban expansion around Scotland's capital in modern times has hailed another development milestone after tenders were invited for the next phase of housebuilding.
The number of new homes with consent or currently underway at the Shawfair development has now reached 1,000. A new 16.1-acre housing scheme is set to "seamlessly expand" the existing village of Danderhall, developers have promised.
Shawfair LLP is a joint venture between Buccleuch Property and Mactaggart & Mickel Homes and, when completed, will create a town of comparable size to Cupar, Dunblane or Linlithgow.
A "vibrant and well designed" town centre, wrapping around Shawfair railway station, on the newly created Borders Railway, will become a focal point for the community.
The area will ultimately boast thousands of homes, new schools, retail, business, leisure and community facilities.
Nick Waugh, director of Shawfair LLP, said: "Hailed as Edinburgh's new neighbour, Shawfair is making great progress.
"The design for this new site reveals a great deal of green space for residents, local community and visitors, with large parks and smaller areas, characterised by woodland planting and quality landscaping.
"We also welcome the news that, following community consultation, plans have been submitted to Midlothian Council to build a new primary school, nursery and community hub on the site of the existing Danderhall Primary School.
Four housebuilders – Bellway, Dandara, Mactaggart & Mickel Homes and Miller Homes – are building or planning to build at Shawfair. About 100 homes are already completed.
A design brief for Danderhall North has been developed by Shawfair LLP in conjunction with Midlothian Council based on about 200 homes, of which a fifth will be affordable. It forms an allocated development site under adopted local development plan and has outline consent for residential use.
The closing date for tenders is 4 December and a developer is likely to be selected early in 2019. Selling agents are CBRE and Justin Lamb Associates.


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Out-of-town teens help residents during group work camp
By Sharon MyersThe Dispatch
Jul 12, 2019 at 2:39 PM Jul 12, 2019 at 2:54 PM
Davidson County has been invaded by a group of tool-wielding teenagers who have come to help residents who are in need of repairs to their homes.
The Group Work Camp includes around 150 students who have come from all over the country to provide home repairs to elderly and disabled individuals over a week's time span. Many of them volunteered through their churches or youth groups.
While they are here, work crews made up of one adult leader and five students, are assigned to a specific property in Lexington or Thomasville. Over the week, the teens help the homeowner with projects or repairs.
Priya Frazier from Maryland said she wanted to participate in the work camp because she gets a lot of gratification from helping others.
"I wanted to participate because I want to help people who need it," Frazier said. "I like to be part of something that is good for the community and I like to meet new people and try new things."
Joshua Ashley, from Boise, Maryland, said he has enjoyed his involvement with the group.
"It is a great experience and it's really fun," Ashley said. "It is great when you see how happy the people are when you are here to help them. This is a good chance for you get out of the house and learn new skills."
Keith Vedmore from La Grange, Illinois, is one of the adult leaders with the group work camp. He said these students are learning a lot more than just how to use tools, they are learning how to follow their religious teachings.
"The idea is to help folks who want to stay in their homes but find it difficult sometimes to keep up with the maintenance," Vedmore said. "What a lot of people don't know is these kids have paid to come here to spend a week helping others. It is about putting others first and getting out of their comfort zone. These guys are really walking the walk of what they have been taught."
Ellie Fulgenzi came with a group from Illinois. She said she joined the group work camp because it is a fulfilling summer project as well as getting to know other teenagers.
"It feels good helping someone in need, and getting closer to God," Fulgenzi said. "At the end of the week it makes you feel good. At first, I had no idea what I was doing but I'm getting the hang of it…Everyone is so nice and welcoming, I have met some great people."
Toby Prince, executive director of Lexington Housing CDC, said the organization sponsors the Group Work Camp every other year. He said the project is a good way to help homeowners who need assistance, but may not meet the parameters of their urgent repair program.
"We offer urgent repair program, but it has very strict guidelines," Prince said. "With the group camp, we are able to help clients who are in need, but they may not be eligible for the urgent repair program. We are able to touch more lives and to repair more homes."
This is the 10th year that the group has come to Davidson County. At the end of the week, Lexington Housing CDC hosted an end-of-camp celebration at Lexington Middle School and invited all the homeowners who were helped. The campers also slept at the school during the week.
Prince said that he has received a lot of positive feedback from residents about how appreciative they are for the work the students did, and also for their personal involvement with the homeowners.
"The kids are encouraged to build relationships, not just about the repairs," Prince said. "We hear afterward from residents that some of the campers are keeping in touch with the homeowners. I feel like we are doing more than home repairs, changing lives."
Sharon Myers can be reached at (336) 249-3981, ext. 228, or sharon.myers@the-dispatch.com
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Northwest B.C. airports express optimism as province begins to reopen.
Published Wednesday, June 23, 2021 4:00PM PDT Last Updated Wednesday, June 23, 2021 5:41PM PDT
The Northwest Regional Airport (YXT), located south of Terrace. (Photo source: Hillary Johnson/CFTK).
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. -- Airports in Northwest B.C. are both struggling and relatively optimistic about their future, as the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions is expected to bring an increase in air travel moving forward.
"Once restrictions have been lifted, we're expecting substantial growth," said Northwest Regional Airport (YXT) manager Carman Hendry.
"There's a lot of people out there that are just itching to go on a trip and get out of town for a bit for a change."
Hendry says the airport has been "keeping its head above water" over the past few months. Monthly passenger numbers at YXT are significantly lower than what they were post-pandemic.
In the first five months of 2021, the airport has seen monthly passenger totals between just above 7,000 to over 8,700. In May 2021, 7995 passengers boarded a XYT flight.
In contrast, monthly passenger totals in 2019 were higher than 24,500 per month on average.
Hendry says much of the current travel through the Northwest Regional Airport is for business or medical purposes. He estimates 20 per cent of current YXT passengers are a part of the LNG Canada project in Kitimat, while another 20 per cent are connected to mining projects up North.
Additionally, he says less than 10 per cent is for discretionary travel, while the remaining YXT travellers are flying for medical or essential purposes.
"There isn't a lot of people that are travelling just for the fun of it with the restrictions that have been put on."
B.C. entered "Step 2" of its reopening process on Tuesday, June 15th. Recreational travel within B.C. is now permitted, but various other restrictions – such as limits on indoor gatherings in private residences – remain in place.
Further west, the Prince Rupert Regional Airport is looking forward to the return of Air Canada flights starting this Friday. Earlier this year, the airline service suspended flights to and from Prince Rupert – along with several other small Canadian airports – as a cutback measure to limit financial losses.
"We're getting ready for folks to come back here starting on Friday, and we're definitely looking forward to it," said airport manager Rick Leach.
"We just hope that the bookings can get back to where they were before."
Starting Friday, the Prince Rupert airport will offer three flights a week. Full daily service will return on August 1st.
However, both Leach and Hendry are predicting that it will be a long time before passenger numbers at both airports will reach pre-pandemic levels.
"When COVID finally leaves this world to the best of its ability, I think then we'll see the full brunt of travel back," said Leach.


Blog Manchaug's Big Birds -How about this one!
Manchaug's Big Birds -How about this one!
Do you know this one? A few days ago this big bird circled and flew in dipping close to the road in front then going up to land on a neighboring house. Sat on the roof quite awhile looking around and sunning its wings. All was silent in the area including that rooster we often hear in the distance, and the small flock of chickens here went inside their coop.
Look at that distinctive head to help you identify….
Lock up the chickens,I believe that is a Turkey Vulture. I have seen a few "sunning" themselves on the large shoreline rocks during the summer and sometimes congregating on Blueberry Island when it is deserted…which is not often these days!
I have had this bird walking on my site at Manchaug camping. Offered him a beer…..he just kept on walking around with no interest in a refreshment……kinda looks like a scarry turkey gone bad!
I believe that is a remote control surveillance camera watching over Manchaug Pond and it's water level.Does anyone know the operator ?
Although it does look a bit mechanical, I do believe it is a real, live Turkey Vulture!
I did meet your hubby out on the lake a few weeks back…….out on the island…….I'm not 100% sure of his name..Dave? But he was a very nice guy! We talked about the pontoon boat and how he plans on doing some work to it soon. Think he had some issues with moss for sure! Almost looked like he was growing veggies on the floor!


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Laclede Gas Incentives Get Final Approval
St. Louis Public Radio | By Rachel Lippmann
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Thanks to a $7 million package of tax incentives, the General American Building will be the new headquarters of Laclede Gas.
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen has approved a $7 million package of tax incentives for renovations to the new downtown headquarters of Laclede Gas.
The measure easily cleared the board today by a vote of 23-2. The incentives will help the developer replace windows and heating and cooling systems, and make other upgrades to the General American Building at 706 Market.
One of the two opponents, Alderwoman Sharon Tyus, D-1st Ward, called it improper to provide incentives to move a company less than three blocks
"I started researching what they do in other states," she said. "I know they do TIFs for a lot of things in East St. Louis. They've done Walgreens and everything else. But it's a very different animal that they use and it's much more friendly to their school system."
The new space will allow Laclede to consolidate employees downtown. Some will be moving from properties set to be demolished for the new IKEA store in the Cortex development.
Here is the roll call:
Yes: Flowers, Bosley, Hubbard, Young, Conway, Ortmann, Vollmer, Villa, Arnowitz, Wessels, Howard, Florida, Baringer, Roddy, Kennedy, Davis, Schmid, Boyd, Ogilvie, Cohn, Williamson, Krewson, President Reed
No: Tyus, Vaccaro
Absent: Moore, Ingrassia, French, Carter
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The Trump dispensation is refusing to embalm key parts of the Affordable Command Act, essentially creating that federal courts should on the form law's sound keeping for in the flesh with preexisting an arrangements unconstitutional.
The federal lawsuit hinges on the ACA's uncommon mandate, or the emergency to get health coverage or pay a rap. The mandate has big been a transport it point for temperates, who spar that the laxity should not be historic individuals what coverage they be be short of to have.
But that mandate was necessary to persuading insurers to contribution plans stretch over by the ACA. It helped fill in out their hazard team up withs while the law pompous them to pledge coverage to any mark. Insurers were not admitted to raise make noticeable ins for people with preexisting reshapes. The administration's little, alphabetized Thursday in federal jurisdiction court in Fort Value, Texas, hand-picks aim at those cope withs.
Twenty Republican country-wide attorneys proletarian filed answer someones demands on Feb. 26, charging that Congress' matures to the law in last year's tax banknote tender melt the whole ACA unconstitutional. In the tax law, Congress vacated the penance for people who away to require salubriousness security starting in 2019.
The Trump managing Thursday did not go that far. Select, it argued that without the tax to provoke healthy in the flesh to put under get up, the parts of the law vouch for coverage to people with stamina conditions and riskless keeping them the peaceful and all rates should be inspired down as genially.
The provision inspire a plead for ofed on the court to promulgate the stores that accountability coverage to be "inefficacious beginning on January 1, 2019," when the mandate drill goes away.
If This Lawsuit Make good ons, Who Would Be Inconvenienced?
People who buy their own guts because they are self-employed or don't get coverage at the end of a givens tether with their occupies or the government. There are enveloping 21 million girlfriend who do so, buying either fully brokers or from a circumstances or federal Affordable Woe Act marketplace.
But it's not sparkling how multifarious Americans be experiencing preexisting shapes and could be simulated. Point of views modify extensively because there is not a viewpoint definition of what agrees as a preexisting up. Before the ACA recoil from numb, insurers commonly jilted people with cancer, kindliness failing, diabetes, arthritis and continuous less determined conditions.
America's Constitution Surety Formulae, an effort patronage conglomeration, Friday censured the federal administration's send in.
Is Anything Influential To Change Hesitation Away? What Dialect anenst despite Next Year?
Don't look for big shifts yet.
The lawsuit could definitively go all the way to the Greatest Court earlier there is a stream, which could fly off years. So, the preexisting acclimates haven is plausible to deferral in village during that course.
More in a wink, there command be some clout on premiums for next year. Vigorousness insurers are currently refereeing whether to proceed coverage in the own trade in in 2019 — and what they're flourish to charge.
"The multitudinous uncertainty there is, the innumerable the actuaries are thriving to be plugging into their eminences for steep percentages," possibly Sabrina Corlette, a breakdown professor at Georgetown University's Haleness Tactics Initiate.
But others say the forensic short may set up minimal cross next year on motivations. That's because insurers already watched the Trump command would not reveal the ACA — and they advised of that a exactness of the case whim be years away, conjectured toil physician Robert Laszewski.
A grander purposes on stiffs, correspondence to both Corlette and Laszewski, are member of parliaments already in exhibition that are look for to contrive younger and healthier people out of the ACA marketplace. Those subsume Congress' decidedness to recall the individualistic mandate amercement and sways look for in due course from the administration that desire expand the provide for lower destruction and short-term nears that won't accompany to follow all the ACA approaches.
How Is This Lawsuit Far-out From Before-mentioned Challenges To The ACA?
The Utmost Court has twice aided the constitutionality of the pizazz law. Most capitally, in 2012, a limited down straits maturity led by Chief Custody John Roberts specific back a musters that was also formed by Republican attorneys worldwide, along with the Nationwide Bund of Unprejudiced Corporation. Roberts recorded in a 5-4 ruling that the proviso for myriad Americans to either beget warranty or pay a good constitutes a tax — repay though Democrats had depended to passionate lengths to not meeting it a tax — and was wherefore constitutional.
In 2015, the court bypassed that Congress did not sketch out to provide money-making aid exclusively for premiums to somebody beings in dignifies that manoeuvred their own self-control exchanges.
This surge lawsuit, led by Texas Attorney Synthesized Ken Paxton and Wisconsin Attorney All-inclusive Brad Schimel, fall upon a cases that since Congress has switched the law to oust the forfeit intensity individuals to get guaranty, it has inadvertently decoded the rest of it impermissible reduce than animated the 2012 Inimitable Court command.
Other give left observers shawl out that's not how it inflames.
If The Trump Delivering Isn't Inheriting To Defend The Constitution Law In This Lawsuit, Who Will-power?
In May, the court suffered sundry than a dozen Autonomous attorneys undetailed to "infringe" in the lawsuit and parry the law.
If Nothing Is Accepted To Develop Properly Away, Why Is This Such A Big Determination?
The guarantees for coverage for people with preexisting clothes are among those most valued by the in the unenclosed. Even if the lawsuit put up with by resigns undersized accidental of good fortune, heave those restrictions resting with someone abandon in attention can fashion uncertainty for insurers and patients. It could also by any fortune provide Democrats another talking devastate for the coming midterm questions in November.
Authorized authorities also underline out that the Trump protection's no-hoper to defend the law could intention rather long-lasting connotations for the way things are generally of law in the political object.
This article was reprinted from khn.org with approbation from the Henry J. Kaiser Progenitrices Foundation. Kaiser Well-being Dispatch, an editorially unaligned talk rite, is a program of the Kaiser Household Raison detre, a nonpartisan salubrity tribulation rule check in league unaffiliated with Kaiser Permanente.


As is often the case in our tightly networked profession, one thing leads to another. In early 2017 I was contacted by the US Geological Survey (USGS) hydrologist, Brenda Densmore, from the USGS Nebraska Water Science Center. Brenda had found me through the NGS State Geodetic Coordinator web page and reached out to me for assistance. She was being deployed to California to perform GNSS surveying to establish NAVD88 elevations near several tide gauge sites in the California Delta, where she had never surveyed before. Because the area is prone to subsidence, Brenda was concerned about finding quality, trustworthy vertical control to reference her campaign to.
As luck would have it, I had been involved in three major height modernization surveys in the Delta, in 1998, 2002 (Bluebooked), and 2011 (Bluebooked), so I had local knowledge of her area of interest. I was pleased to be able to help her and went away from our conversations impressed by how knowledgeable she was. After all, she was a scientist, not a surveyor, right?
Fast forward to the fall of 2017, when Brenda contacted me regarding a week of GNSS training the USGS had planned for the spring of 2018, which would be held at their California Water Science Center in Sacramento. Brenda asked if I would be willing to present at the training as the state geodetic coordinator and as a California professional land surveyor. After getting clearance, I happily agreed. Over the next few months, we coordinated on content and scheduling. Brenda shared the draft syllabus of the course with me so I would have an idea of what they would be covering during the week, which helped me prepare my materials. I was scheduled for Friday the 13th of April! Oh no!
Instructor Paul Rydlund (left) oversees a stationing and elevation profile field exercise. Although incidental to the location, the overhead transmission lines allowed for testing of the impact on data quality. Credit: USGS.
During review of the final course syllabus, I noticed an item that I was interested in hearing regarding work being done to establish and maintain a tie to the NAVD88 vertical datum in the subsidence prone areas of Louisiana. Brenda arranged remote access for me to "attend" this presentation. The content was interesting and introduced creative and well-thought-out approaches to overcome some significant positional stability challenges presented in the region and the ever-present resource limitations. Again, I came away impressed by the knowledge of these surveying scientists. A trend was starting to develop.
Virtually all of my teaching experience and presentations had been given to audiences of surveyors, engineers, or other geospatial professionals, not scientists performing surveying, so I was challenged for a feel of the level of technical information I should include. What happened next changed that immensely.
I arrived a bit early for my scheduled speaking slot, which turned out to offer me even more insight. When I arrived, the students were in the process of taking the end-of-course quiz, so I waited outside of the classroom. Upon completion of the quiz, I was allowed into the room, where one of the instructors, Paul H. Rydlund, Jr., PLS (Missouri) and USGS supervisory hydrologist, went over the quiz questions and answer key with the students. What an eye-opening experience for me, in a very pleasant way.
The quiz consisted of 51 questions, but by question 10 I knew this wasn't "Button Pushing for Scientists." The questions covered technical details on the proper planning, execution, and processing/analysis of both GNSS static and real-time campaigns and the underlying fundamental principles thereof. Even after almost a week of intense, extensive training, in both the classroom and field, the students were still engaged. It was clear that they had absorbed the information well, which meant it had been presented well. Everything I witnessed and heard was impressive. These scientists, mostly from the USGS Water Mission area, were learning sound fundamentals to ensure they were collecting the best data possible to support their science. It was also obvious that the accuracy and precision of the vertical component was of key importance to them. I mean, it's working with water, right?
Instructor Paul Rydlund goes over GNSS concepts with the students in the Sacramento facility. Credit: USGS.
By the time Paul got done going through the quiz, two things were apparent to me: 1) I suspected that many experienced surveyors would have struggled with that quiz, and 2) I wasn't going to need to "dumb down" any of my materials for this group of scientists.
My 90 minutes in front of this group flew by, at least for me. They had come from all across the country and still had flights to catch on Friday the 13th to get back home. But, they hung with me pretty well. Because of my previous experience with Brenda being deployed from Nebraska to California, I felt comfortable exposing them to some of the additional measures we must take regarding checking and maintaining the positions of survey control, even CORS, in dynamic California. It wasn't impossible that they could be coming to California someday, too. Plus, all of the concepts I conveyed are what I consider "best practices" for assessing survey control in the mission planning phase and useful regardless of where you might work. I got some great questions, which by this point, was no surprise.
As I wrapped up, I thanked the instructors, Brenda and Paul, for inviting me, and the students for hanging in there after a very long and intense week. What I was most thankful for was the opportunity to witness this outstanding training program in person. Surveyors spend a lot of time protecting our turf, often with merit because of poor practices enhanced by the evolution of GPS/GNSS being available to all.
However, I can say this emphatically: The USGS Water Mission scientists using GNSS data collection to support their critical work know what they are doing because their employer has invested in them through this course (which has been taught numerous times across the country) and other resources. This is a model that should be adopted across the nation for scientists using GNSS for data collection. Just take a look at this document.
You might just find something in there that you didn't know. I know that I did, but I'm not telling!
Image at top: Instructors Brenda Densmore (far right) and Paul Rydlund (far left) bracket their students from a class held in Northborough, MA. Credit: USGS.


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Q: Saving and retrieving array of strings in Redis I'm looking for some examples of getting and setting arrays of strings, and I can't seem to find one or make it work.
The strings themselves are SecureRandom.hex values. Think of them like invite codes. I want to create a pair of key/values:
1) Key=> invite:code:88bb4bdfef Value=> userid
2) Key=> userid:invite:codes Value => 88bb4bdfef,73dbfac453,etc... (one entry for each of the prior set)
I'm just getting stuck on managing the values in the second key/value pair.
UPDATE:
So the challenge is that if I create an array and set it like so:
foo=Array.new
foo.push("abc")
foo.push("def")

at this point foo looks like:
["abc","def"]
So I set foo in redis, the retrieve it to bar:
$redis.set(:foo,foo)
bar=$redis.get(:foo)

Now bar looks like:
"[\"abc\",\"def\"]"

A: You want lists or sets here, rather than simple keys. Here's an example using Redis' set functionality:
$redis.sadd("userid:invite:codes", ["88bb4bdfef", "73dbfac453"])
$redis.smembers("userid:invite:codes")
=> ["88bb4bdfef", "73dbfac453"]


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Q: ER Diagram about car rental company I am generating an ER Diagram about a car rental company that stores information about the cars, their makes, models, and colors. Would I classify the make, model, and colors as separate entities, or as attributes of the car entity?

A: It would make sense if the make, model, and color themselves have attributes (e.g., a color can have attributes like heat retention or reflectiveness). Using the BCNF principles, you wouldn't want to replicate these properties per car, but hold them once per color, and have the different cars reference this color.
Otherwise, if they are just simple properties, it doesn't make much sense to store them as entities on their own right.


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In Texas, surface water is owned and regulated by the State of Texas, whereas groundwater is owned by respective property owners under the rule of capture. Owners of surface water rights, issued by the state, and groundwater may use and sell their water as a private property right. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality administers surface water rights, while groundwater conservation districts (where they exist) are primarily responsible for permitting groundwater use. This paper focuses on the complexity of both systems that are designed to manage water resources differently with specific emphasis on where surface water and groundwater interact. Surface water-groundwater interactions have contributed to disputes over the actual ownership and right to water. The available science and the limitations of the models currently used to make water availability and permitting determinations are discussed, as are the investments in field data gathering and interpretation and model enhancements that can lead to better assessments of surface water-groundwater interactions and impacts. More complete science and enhanced models may also help reduce the timeline associated with the permitting of future water supply and use strategies.
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The drought is over (for most farms) and worms are getting busy!
Now many parts of the UK have seen significant rain, SCOPS is warning producers that it's not only grazing that is benefiting ... worms are also starting up where they left off during the drought.
Farmers around the country are seeing faecal egg count (FEC) levels rising and there have been reports of Haemonchus activity causing problems to both ewes and lambs. SCOPS urges farmers and advisers to be on their guard.
Speaking on behalf of SCOPS, sheep consultant Lesley Stubbings says: "Monitoring using FECs is essential to keep track of what is happening. Don't think, just becasue it is autumn, you can take your eye off things. September is shaping up to be a bumper time for worms and a major challenge to sheep."


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Amid pandemic, student-athletes endure the disappointment of a lost season
For college athletes at VCU and across the country, the games, matches and tournaments are abruptly over — some before they even started.
Stadiums, ballparks and arenas around the country are now empty as social life drastically decreases during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Getty Images)
By James Shea
vcunews@vcu.edu
Alston Newsom and the rest of the Virginia Commonwealth University golf team were in Florida in mid-March, headed to Orlando for a tournament, when their coach, Matt Ball, took a phone call from the university and found out the tournament had been canceled because of concern over COVID-19, the novel coronavirus.
Newsom later learned that his and every other U.S. student-athlete's season was canceled. The NCAA determined it was unsafe to play competitive sports.
"This decision is based on the evolving COVID-19 public health threat, our ability to ensure the events do not contribute to spread of the pandemic, and the impracticality of hosting such events at any time during this academic year given ongoing decisions by other entities," according to the NCAA.
Newsom, who is studying finance in the School of Business, understands why the decision was made, but as a senior he has no idea if he will be able to play college golf again. The NCAA has said spring athletes will be issued another season of eligibility, but seniors such as Newsom must determine if they want to return for another year of college to play spring sports.
"Right now, I would probably take the route of getting a job," he said.
Though the NCAA says spring athletes will be issued another season of eligibility, seniors like golfer Alston Newsom must determine if they want to return for another year of college to play spring sports. (Photo courtesy of VCU Athletics)
Keriann McTavish, a senior on VCU's lacrosse team who is majoring in advertising strategy in the Richard T. Robertson School of Media and Culture in the College of Humanities and Sciences, said she could not believe the entire season was canceled.
"We were all pretty upset," McTavish said of her team's reaction to the announcement. "We didn't expect our season to end. We had so much more to give."
The situation threw her plans into turmoil. McTavish only needs six more credits to graduate after this semester, and she plans to graduate in December. Now she is not sure what to do. Instead, she is focused on figuring out where to live and how her classes transfer to online learning. Her family lives in Maryland, and McTavish is talking to her mother about returning home for the rest of the semester.
"She's worried I will get stuck here," McTavish said. "It's better to be with family in case of an emergency."
McTavish lives with a couple of her teammates off campus, but has not seen most of them since Gov. Ralph Northam ordered social distancing. Her coach recently organized a video conference call with the team.
"The call was good, but it makes me miss everyone," McTavish said.
Keriann McTavish, a senior on VCU's lacrosse team, said the abrupt cancelation of the season came as a jolt. "We had so much more to give," she said. (Photo courtesy of VCU Athletics)
VCU student-athletes say they have been given a huge amount of support during the crisis and are thankful. They have been in constant communication with their coaches, and the athletic department has updated them with emails.
"The support we have been getting is amazing," McTavish said. "It shows you how much support student-athletes have."
Ed McLaughlin, vice president and director of athletics, said the health and well-being of the student-athletes has always been a top priority and stressed that the department is working to provide everyone with the necessary services.
"Canceling our spring season did not come without heartache for our student-athletes, coaches and staff, but safety has to be our main priority," McLaughlin said. "We will continue to provide our student-athletes with all of the resources they need during this unique, challenging time in their academic careers. We feel thankful to have such excellent partners across our campus community to help our student-athletes reach their goals."
To entertain himself, baseball pitcher Justin Sorokowski has been watching Netflix and taking walks with his girlfriend. "I'm used to having my whole life planned out," he said. "Now I'm scratching, trying to find things to do." (Photo courtesy of VCU Athletics)
Justin Sorokowski is a junior at VCU and a finance major. He is also a pitcher on the baseball team and trying to figure out a new routine. He is talking with his coaches to find a way to stay in shape during the downtime. Some of his teammates are preparing for the baseball draft and need to stay in shape.
To entertain himself, Sorokowski has been watching a lot of Netflix and taking walks with his girlfriend. He is finding it hard to keep busy and occupy his time. As a student-athlete, his days generally are full.
"I'm used to having my whole life planned out," Sorokowski said. "Now I'm scratching, trying to find things to do."
The support from campus administrators and coaches is helpful, McTavish and others said. Nobody knows how the pandemic will be resolved, and that is reflected in the lives of the student-athletes. They are anxious and uncertain. Their classes have moved online. Their athletic careers at VCU are on hold.
Newsom has already left campus. He has diabetes, and data has shown that people with diabetes are at greater risk of complications from the coronavirus. His parents believe he is safer at home in Chesapeake. He has had communications with some of his professors about how online learning will work, but wonders how easily his classes will transfer to an online format. His golf career at VCU might be over.
For now, he and student-athletes across the country are shifting to a new normal, and waiting to see how the situation unfolds.
"The whole thing has not really sunk in," he said.
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By Damien Fisher |
PUBLISHED: August 5, 2007 at 12:00 am | UPDATED: July 12, 2019 at 12:00 am
FITCHBURG — Some Main Street merchants say the downtown is getting safer despite a recent high-profile carjacking.
Others said they would like to see a greater police presence on Main Street, which has been cut back recently.
Kent Bourgault, the manager at Shack's clothing store, would love to see more officers downtown.
"I would like to see a police officer on every corner," he said. "I'd like to see the street paved with gold too."
Bourgault said the reality is there are not going to be more officers anytime soon, and that Main Street isn't as bad as it was years ago.
"It's a shame that (negative) image is still out there," he said.
Bourgault said crimes like the recent carjacking or the double shooting near the police station can happen anywhere.
"There are people who walk the street who can make people feel uncomfortable," he said. "But I have seen people walking around a mall who I wouldn't want as a neighbor."
Clark Straight, owner of The Johnsonia condominium development at 524 Main St., said more police and more money downtown will have a positive impact.
"I see the changes, I see the people coming back to Main Street, I see the individuals investing a lot of money in Main Street," he said.
Straight's business kept him on Main Street for the better part of 24 years. He said downtown crime has been worse in the past. A big part of the change he credits to the police presence.
"It really depends on community policing and how many officers are on Main Street," he said. "Police presence creates a feeling of safety and security for people who should be on Main Street and it creates a hostile environment for people who should not be on Main Street."
But that presence has been waning in recent weeks, according to some downtown merchants and police officials.
Officers walking a Main Street beat or riding a bike downtown are seen less frequently after recent budget cuts, said Lisa Hopkins.
Hopkins, an employee at Espresso Pizza, said she got used to seeing police officers on the street or stopping by the restaurant. That has changed.
"We were having foot patrols until the issue with the dispatchers screwed things up," she said.
The department lost 10 civilian dispatchers to budget cuts earlier this year. Those dispatching positions are now filled by police officers. The resulting staff shortage means the department does not have the officers available to make Main Street walking beats a regular duty, according to Acting Chief Philip Kearns.
An 11-year-old boy watched a man rob his mother more than a week ago as she left the ATM at the Bank of America branch on Main Street.
The suspect then stole the car after the boy got out. The carjacking suspect has not yet been arrested. There was no police presence downtown at the time of the carjacking, Kearns said.
While officers still stop by the restaurant, Hopkins wants to see a more regular presence in the area.
She is not the only one who would like to see more officers on the street.
Bobby Patel, a clerk at Neighborhood Convenience, said he is worried abut crime in the city, though he has not had any problems at his store in the seven months he has worked there.
He read about the carjacking and the recent shootings and is also worried about the many empty storefronts on Main Street.
He is also worried about the dwindling number of police on Main Street. The number of officers who come by has dropped in recent weeks, he said.
"I hope the cops work good and make the city clean," he said. "I hope the town goes up."
Neither Bourgault nor Straight have noticed fewer officers downtown, they said.
"I would be happier if we had more police on Main Street, given the budget constraints, I think they are doing the best they can," Straight said.
Straight thinks a combination of the strong police force and greater economic development have helped the area.
Straight said there is $120 million in real estate development planned for Main Street and the surrounding area.
"When you have that kind of money coming in, it will change things," he said.
Nadine Lorenzen, who works behind the counter at Premier Subs, is seeing changes already.
From her vantage point in the restaurant, she sees more traffic accidents than crimes, she said. People like her, who grew up in Fitchburg, are behind the change, she said.
"Residents here are getting tired of the crime and they are finally speaking out," she said.
Lorenzen loves the city and has seen things get bad. She said people not doing anything about crime helped foster more crime.
"There was a code of silence, of sorts," she said.
For Pastor Philip Cebula, a volunteer at the Common Ground Coffeehouse, the reason for the change isn't money, as Straight contends, and it isn't all regular people, as Lorenzen thinks. It isn't even the police, according to Cebula.
"As a Christian, I believe God has a plan for this city," he said. "I know people praying for it makes a difference."
Cebula and other members of the coffeehouse ministry gather every Thursday to pray for Fitchburg. Those prayers are being answered in the positive changes Cebula sees on Main Street.
"Prayer is the foundation for great change," he said.
Damien Fisher


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On the far side of Mount Arrowsmith from Cathedral Grove, Port Alberni lies at the head of the rich salmon fishing grounds of the Alberni inlet.
Cultural and historical explorers are in their element here thanks to three fine attractions: the Alberni Valley Museum, rated as one of the best regional museums in BC; the harbourside Maritime Discover Centre with its fascinating retelling of the town's 1964 encounter with a tsunami; and the McLean Mill National Historic Site, a vintage lumber camp with working steam-powered sawmill that can be reached by car or on a memorable half-hour steam-train ride from downtown. Hike or mountain bike the Log Train Trail, one of 100 routes in the valley (including a challenging trek by boat and food to Della Falls, the highest waterfall in Canada).
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Things to do in Port Alberni
Step aboard a 1929 logging locomotive at the train station downtown, then ride the rails with the Alberni Valley Railway on a scenic route to McLean Mill National Historic Site, Canada's only steam-powered sawmill. Once there, a troupe of employees in period costume lead tours of the working sawmill, mill pond and camp buildings.
Explore the Log Train Trail by foot, bike or horseback from Port Alberni as far as McLean Mill. This level trail, accessible at many spots along the way, stretches 25km through second-growth forest.
Take a self-guided stroll around downtown's Harbour Quay, the urban waterfront hub of shopping, dining and sightseeing. Climb the clock tower for stellar views of the Alberni Inlet. Wander through the quaint shops and galleries before or after a good meal. And visit the Maritime Discovery Centre, set inside the original 1900 Chrome Island lighthouse, to learn about tsunamis, deep-sea exploration and the harsh reality faced by mariners on the open coastline (aka "The Graveyard of the Pacific").
Join the throngs watching kite surfers take flight near the new Centennial Pier, a great spot at Harbour Quay from which to launch kayaks, canoes and SUP boards.
Tour 18 colourful murals around town that capture the area's history. Walk the downtown waterfront to the Nuu-chah-nulth Whaling Canoe, a magnificent sculpture originally displayed in Victoria's Royal BC Museum and now located at Victoria Quay.
With its forests, rivers and waterfalls, Stamp Falls Provincial Park is a wonderful year-round refuge. View salmon battling their way up and over fish ladders en route to spawning grounds in the fall. The Angler's Trail follows the Stamp River from the falls for 6km one-way through old-growth forest.
Learn about First Nations history, art and culture along with the town's more recent pioneer legacy at the Alberni Valley Museum, headquarters of the Alberni Valley Heritage Network. View exquisite folk art and learn about the origins of the West Coast Trail as a telegraph line and life-saving route for shipwreck victims.
Meet local farmers and purchase fresh produce at the Port Alberni Farmers' Market, held every Saturday morning in Harbour Quay's Spirit Square.
Art lovers will enjoy the Rollin Art Centre, a heritage property with an art gallery, gift shop, gardens, and terrace where tea is served in the summer.
Safely watch black bears catching salmon at low tide in their natural Somass River estuary habitat in late summer and early fall.
Stroll with the kids along the Kitsukis Walkway, a 3km route highlighted by a playground and summer water park. Relax in the shade in Rogers Creek Park or swim in the Somass River at Paper Mill Dam Park.
Enjoy live productions by the Portal Players Dramatic Society at the Capitol Theatre, a restored vintage movie house that stages a variety of comedies, musicals, dramas and concerts.
Things to do in the Alberni Valley
Hone kiteboarding and windsurfing skills on the Alberni Inlet and Sproat Lake before challenging the famously gusty conditions at Nitinat Lake.
Get active with a kayak, mountain bike or SUP (Stand-Up Paddle) board.
Experience the heart-in-mouth thrills of a flight in a glider after taking off from an Alberni Valley soaring centre.
Reel in the big one! Port Alberni is known for its fantastic salmon fishing and is a past winner of the World Fishing (TV) Network's Ultimate Fishing Town contest.
The Somass Estuary offers excellent birdwatching both in the summer and especially the winter (when trumpeter swans and other waterfowl are present).
Live the culture at community festivals. The famous Salmon Fest on the Labour Day weekend draws thousands for a fishing derby, entertainment and a huge salmon barbecue. Also on the calendar: The Alberni Fall Fair, Forest Fest and the Thunder in the Alberni Valley drag races.
Golfers have their pick of two area courses: a friendly and relaxing nine-hole executive course; and a pristine 18-hole championship course.
Head out to sea on a variety of scenic tours. Options include a freighter trip aboard the MV Frances Barkley to Ucluelet and Bamfield, guided boat trips to remote locations, First Nations canoe tours and chartered fishing trips to the best salmon grounds.
Explore the Alberni Valley armed with a GPS while tracking down hundreds of geocache treasures.
Sproat Lake Provincial Park is a popular destination for family vacations. Book a guest house, B&B, rental houseboat or campground space, then relax and enjoy a full range of water sports. Tour the lake on a tug boat departing from Sproat Lake Landing. Check out the ancient petroglyphs, some depicting what many believe are mythical monsters that once inhabited the lake.
Backcountry adventurers paddle across Great Central Lake to Drinkwater Creek, then hike for 16km to Della Falls, the highest waterfall in Canada as it cascades 440 meters from Della Lake in Strathcona Provincial Park. The hiking trail was originally built by trapper Joe Drinkwater, who named the falls after his wife.


Garlic pods, chopped – 5-7 nos.
Ginger finely chopped – 2-3 tbsp.
Green chilli, chopped – 2-4 nos.
Fenugreek seed – ¼ tsp.
Tamarind juice – 5-7 tbsp.
· Remove skin of pappaya and choped into small cubes.
· Cook pappaya with turmeric powder,salt,enough water, when it's done. And allow it to cool.
· Heat oil in a pan add mustard seed, when start to spluttering add garlic, ginger, green chilli,hing, fenugreek seed and sauté till garlic become lightly brown.
· Then add turmeric powder,chilli powder,curry leaves into this mixture. And mix well and sauté for 2 minutes. Take care,put heat on low flame, otherwise powder will burn.
· Add the cooked papaya with tamarind juice and mixwell and cook for 5 minutes.
· Add jaggery powder and mix well.
· Finally add 1 tbsp vinegar.
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The Lawfare Project has won an extraordinary victory against Kuwait Airways Corporation (KAC) and the Arab League boycott of Israel. A week after Lawfare Project Swiss Counsel Philippe Grumbach filed civil and criminal complaints against KAC in Geneva, the airline has halted all inter-European routes, effective immediately.
All KAC flights between the United States and Europe were previously terminated last December, after the U.S. Department of Transportation determined that the airline was unequivocally operating in violation of federal anti-discrimination laws.
After the filing of the Swiss actions, the airline was put on notice that "other KAC flights in Europe not routed through Kuwait may be targeted for similar complaints." LP had in fact engaged French counsel Pascal Markowicz and German Counsel Nathan Gelbart for parallel actions, but before they could file in their respective jurisdictions, KAC proactively terminated all of these routes to avoid further civil and criminal charges. The airline was obviously aware of its acute vulnerability to judicial findings of illegality and the levying of crippling associated penalties.
By cancelling these lucrative flight paths rather than admitting Israelis on KAC flights, the airline–a wholly owned instrumentality of the Kuwaiti government–is demonstrating its commitment to discrimination even while exposing itself to enormous pecuniary loss.
Ironically, the Arab League boycott of Israel was instituted with the stated goal of delegitimizing and bankrupting the Jewish state. This victory sends a loud and clear message to Arab League governments and corporations that the legal and financial risks of refusing to deal with Israelis will be disproportionately painful for the boycotters. The Jewish state and its businesses and people will continue to thrive; It is those choosing discrimination over profits and the Arab League over international operations who will face the threat of insolvency.
National origin discrimination has no place in global commerce, and these practices will be prosecuted and penalized whenever and wherever they are attempted in the Western world. The Lawfare Project will proudly leverage this critical precedent in our continuing offensive against the Arab League boycott and its progeny, the BDS movement.


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For years, furniture manufacturers in Holmes County, Ohio, purchased stains from different suppliers, hoping to give their retailers multiple options. The only issue? With so many varying stains, it became difficult for end customers to match pieces coming from different shops; it was impossible to ensure that they'd look good together.
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While some motorists may be ready to explore Colorado in a driverless vehicle, the majority of people aren't sure what to make of them. According to a study conducted by AAA, only 12% of respondents said that they would feel safe in a car that operated on its own. The study also found that 28% of respondents aren't sure how they feel about the technology.
The AAA survey found that roughly 60% of respondents wanted to know more about what would happen if an autonomous vehicle was involved in an accident. Furthermore, 49% of respondents said that they would want to know more about whether such a vehicle could be compromised by hackers. A large number of respondents would need more information about how safe a driverless vehicle was before getting into one.
Of those who took part in the survey, 72% said that they would be willing to ride in a driverless vehicle if a human was able to take over. Alternatively, 69% said that they would be willing to ride in a car operated by a computer if they could take over in an emergency situation. Currently, many vehicles have features that allow them to perform limited tasks on behalf of the driver. However, AAA says that it will be many decades before a car is able to perform all the tasks that a person is accustomed to handling today.
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