NAVAL BASE KITSAP BREMERTON, Wash. – Sailors assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68) had an opportunity to share Christmas dinner with shipmates and family members aboard the ship, Dec.25.
Nimitz's culinary specialists provided a traditional holiday meal for not only Sailors on duty, but for crew members whose families may be out of the area. Family members also had an opportunity to come onboard to enjoy a specially prepared feast and tour the ship if they desired.
U.S. Navy Capt. Kevin Lenox, Nimitz's commanding officer, Cmdr. J.W. David Kurtz, executive officer, and Command Master Chief Jimmy Hailey, came aboard to celebrate and serve dinner to the Sailors.
The meal took hours to prepare and consisted of ham, turkey, lobster, prime rib, various sides and a vast assortment of baked goods.
More than 500 Sailors and family members ate aboard the ship in the mess decks surrounded by Christmas decorations and an abundance of Christmas cheer.
Nimitz is currently preparing for a planned incremental availability at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility where the ship will receive scheduled maintenance and upgrades.


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Global Thought Leaders are investing in innovation today to build the future led by TBD Media Group
LONDON, Nov. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The world is moving faster than ever before with disruptive industries overturning established practices and change being a constant. But while some businesses are dragging their heels, others are leading the charge: meet the Global Thought Leaders.
In the Global Thought Leaders Campaign from acclaimed production company, TBD Media Group, we discover genuine reasons for optimism for the future of our planet as the world's most innovative business leaders reveal their plans for building a future that creates win-wins around the world, helping to realise a prosperous and equitable vision of the world.
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Adopting the circular economy: this approach eliminates waste by putting recycling and reusing raw materials at the heart of the production process, ensuring that the earth's limited resources are used to maximum efficiency.
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Miss Fern Williams, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Williams, and Harry O. Hales, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hales, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at the Methodist Parsonage at Marshfield at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon when Rev. Jordan spoke the sacred words uniting these happy young people. The bride was daintily gowned in a dress of light blue silk georgette and was attended by the groom's sister, Miss Ella Hales, the latter charmingly attired in pink Mescaline trimmed with Georgette. The groom's attendant was the bride's brother, Roy Williams. After this nuptial knot was tied uniting for life these worthy representatives of two of the town of York, Clark County's best known and highly respected families, the bridal party returned by auto to the home of the bride's parents here, where a delicious wedding repast awaited them and a reception limited to relatives only, was given them. The newlyweds left late that evening on a wedding trip to Madison, Milwaukee and other state points, expecting to be at home after July 1st on the A. W. Hales Stock farm in York, which the groom has rented and is to take possession of on that date. The groom is a progressive and practical young farmer. He is a Neillsville High School graduate, then with two years attendance at the state university where he completed the agricultural course, he has the required education for his chosen profession. The bride, also a Neillsville High School graduate, took the teachers training course at Stevens Point Norman and for 4 years past has been a successful teacher here in the Clark County schools. They are a worthy and most capable young couple with hosts of friends. We predict for them a happy and successful future. ( Granton News)


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Inside Masdar City, the UAE's Zero-Carbon City That Will Never Be
Author: Laura MalloneeLaura Mallonee
A billboard on the way to Masdar City.
A solar tower in Masdar City.
A sandstorm blows through Masdar City.
Workers care for Masdar City's drought-resistance plants.
A field of solar panels on the outskirts of Masdar City, home to about 88,000 solar panels.
Construction near Masdar City.
Personal rapid transit pods ready for use in the station beneath the Masdar Institute.
A worker cools off in the shade.
The view from the Knowledge Center, the library of Masdar Institute.
Tahra, a communications employee at Masdar Institute.
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Buildings in Masdar City.
A lab at Masdar Institute.
Portraits on display at Masdar Institute.
The desert outside Abu Dhabi.
Ten years ago, the UAE embarked on a $22 billion mission to build a zero-carbon city powered by the sun, cooled by the wind, and entirely dependent upon mass transit. But building the world's first sustainable metropolis proved far trickier than anyone anticipated, and just 5 percent of Masdar City stands today.
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Renowned British architecture firm Foster+Partners developed the Masdar City plan in 2007, combining historic Arabic architectural cues with sustainable technology. Plans included some 88,000 solar panels to provide electricity to a city of 40,000 people, and a 148-foot wind tower to send a breeze through narrow, shaded streets. Instead of cars, everyone would use the Personal Rapid Transit system of driverless white pods to get around a city spread over just 2.3 square miles.
Then the Great Recession happened. Money got tight, the project stalled, and the developers rethought the project. Their revised master plan pushed the completion date from 2015 to 2030 and said that "low-carbon" is good enough. It also 86'd the people pods in all but two locations with plans to build one more, choosing more conventional mass transit instead.
Just a dozen or so buildings stand today, including the Masdar Institute where the city's 287 permanent residents—all of them students—live. Some 5,000 people work in Masdar and 370 companies have offices in the Incubator building. Everyone shops at the organic grocery, relaxes at the coffee shop. Some of them deposit their money in the bank.
Malapert learned a little about Masdar City while reading about "green" cities in October, 2014. The idea behind the city, and its futuristic aesthetic, so fascinated him that he immediately booked a flight. He spent 10 days exploring the city, then returned for another 20 days in March, 2015.
An official tour took 15 minutes, so Malapert spent most of his time wandering around. He marveled at the sights, chatted with construction workers, visited the Masdar Institute, and took a ride in one of those weird pods. His images, made with a large format camera, capture the loneliness and emptiness of the city. "I felt like I was in a ghost town," he says.
Nothing about Malapert's eerie photos suggests Masdar City will ever be a model of sustainability. "It is true that Masdar seems empty, dead," he says. "This is deliberately magnified in my landscape photography and architecture where all life is shelved." And with it, the dream of a zero-carbon city.
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Ginger ASMR
Ginger ASMR is a well-known American YouTuber who has amassed a large following in a short period. The social media sensation is renowned for her exceptional talent. Ginger ASMR is among the most popular ASMR channels on YouTube, right now. She has a charming demeanor that comes across as warm and compassionate, as well as the ability to give everything she does an intimate feel. This is especially useful amid the present pandemic, where many of us are famished for this type of connection. She specializes in up-close-and-personal ASMR, as well as developing a variety of roleplays for her audience to enjoy.
Ginger ASMR's Bio
Biography and Early Life
How much does Ginger ASMR make?
Ginger ASMR was born in the United States, on February 19, 2000. Ginger's parents' names are unknown. There is no information available regarding her educational background. Megan is her real name. Now that you know her real identity, you will be able to appreciate her stuff even more and feel a little closer to her.
Ginger's marital status and relationship status are unknown at this time. We will provide an update as soon as possible. Because of a discussion she shared with her mom when she was seventeen, she has a tattoo that reads, "Follow your heart." To inform you a bit about her: she enjoys dressing up, roleplaying, and being creative in general. Every Wednesday, she uploads videos to YouTube.
Ginger ASMR built a name for herself on YouTube. She shared a lot of pranks, ASMR, and comedy videos there. In January of 2019, she launched her YouTube channel. Her debut video, a cranial nerve exam roleplay of men, received over 90,000 views in July 2019. A mouth sounds clip from December 2019 was her first video to reach one million views. She now has over 169,000 subscribers and over thirty-two million views on her YouTube channel.
Ginger ASMR has more than 169,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel. The channel has accumulated more than twelve million views, which is a respectable figure. Considering this, you can easily estimate how much cash she has generated from her channel, since she originally posted her first video. You have to presume that all of her clips have been monetized from the beginning, which isn't always the case, as there are specific requirements that a creator must satisfy, before being paired.
Furthermore, some ASMR content may not receive approval regarding monetization; videos such as ear eating, ear licking, and specific ASMR roleplays would prevent you from receiving adverts on the video. This implies that you would not be able to profit from these films.
She has earned around $35k+ from YouTube alone based on the number of views she has generated, which is a decent sum for the first year in the ASMR community. If you include her other sources of money, such as Patreon, she will have made a lot more. She fully deserves it, based on what she has accomplished in the last twelve months.
Not many individuals can launch a YouTube account, let alone one dedicated to ASMR, and have it explode as quickly as Ginger ASMR's has. She certainly pleases many people in our community, and we can recommend checking her out on various online accounts, to see what all the excitement is about.
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Q: React - Splice removing too many elements from state array I'm trying to create an image gallery that has a variable number of inputs. I have successfully created an add button which will add a new element to my array that is in the state. However, when I click the button to remove an element from the array, it removes all elements except the first one. Could someone help me figure out where I'm going wrong here?
My initialization/add/remove logic in parent component:
const newImage = {
    fileName: 'placeholder.png',
    description: '',
}

const [galleryImages, setGalleryImages] = useState([newImage])

const addNewImage = () => {
    setGalleryImages(galleryImages.concat(newImage))
}

const removeImage = (index) => {
    setGalleryImages(galleryImages.splice(index, 1))
}

My image gallery component:
const ImageGallery = ({galleryImages, setGalleryImages, addNewImage, removeImage}) => {
    console.log('gallery images:', galleryImages)

    return(
        galleryImages.map((image, index) => {
            const fileId = 'image' + (index + 1) + 'File'
            const descriptionId = 'image' + (index + 1) + 'Description'

            return(
                <Card key={index} style={{marginTop: '10px'}}>
                    <Card.Body>

                            <IconButton aria-label="remove" color="secondary" onClick={() => removeImage(index)}>
                                <CancelIcon />
                            </IconButton>

                        <Card.Title>Image {index+1}</Card.Title>
                        <Form.Group>
                            <Form.File id={fileId} />

                            <Form.Label>Image Description</Form.Label>
                            <Form.Control id={descriptionId} type="text" placeholder="Image description..."/>
                        </Form.Group>
                    </Card.Body>
                    { index === (galleryImages.length - 1) &&

                            <IconButton aria-label="add another image" onClick={() => addNewImage()}>
                                <AddCircleIcon style={{color: 'green', fontSize: 40, backgroundColor: 'white', borderRadius: '50%'}}/>
                            </IconButton>

                    }
                </Card>
            )
        })

    )
}

A: Splice mutates the array directly, which is generally disapproved in React.
While the recommended approach is using the filter method to remove, you can do it in this way if u want to use splice -
const removeImage = (index) => {
    //create a new array here with the spread operator of the original array.
    //Without this, react won't recognize the change and the child component won't be re-rendered!
    const galleryImagesData = [...galleryImages];
    galleryImagesData.splice(index, 1)
    setGalleryImages(galleryImagesData)
}

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Manchester United are ready to make a surprise bid to try and bring Jonny Evans back to Old Trafford in the January transfer window, according to reports in the British media.
The Daily Mirror is reporting that the Red Devils are pondering a move to re-sign the 29-year-old defender after he was sold by former manager Louis van Gaal to West Brom two and a half years ago.
The same report claims that Jose Mourinho feels that it was a "huge mistake" for Manchester United to have sold the Northern Ireland international back then and are now in the market to try and re-sign him.
However, it is also claimed that Manchester United are likely to have to fight with the likes of Arsenal and neighbours Manchester City for the signature of the centre-half.
Manchester City are said to have had a £20m bid for Evans rejected last summer, and Arsene Wenger is claimed to have "registered" his interest in signing the defender.
The story claims that West Brom would be open to selling Evans in the January transfer window if a bid of around £30m came in.
Manchester United are bound to be linked with a host of players in the coming days and weeks as the January transfer window draws ever nearer.


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PDG was founded in 2017 by Rangu Salgame and Varoon Raghavan. The company is headquartered n Singapore, with presence and operations in China, Singapore, India, Indonesia, and Japan.
PDG specializes in providing world-class data center services through their carrier and cloud-neutral data center facilities. The company's portfolio of data centers powers the expansion of hyperscalers and enterprises in the fastest-growing digital economies across Asia.
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Challenge WalesJobAll Aboard as Mate Position is Filled
All Aboard as Mate Position is Filled
The only salaried sea-staff position within the Challenge Wales charity has now been filled and we are excited to announce that Shannon has joined the team as Mate, supporting and assisting the Skipper in delivering sail training activities, supervising volunteers, helping to manage the volunteer training programme and taking an active role in the refit/maintenance programme.
She joins at an exciting time as the charity has also recently acquired a second vessel.
In between servicing some of the winches onboard Challenge Wales today we asked Shannon a couple of questions about her now job and aspirations. Shannon said: "I applied to be the Mate at Challenge Wales because I wanted to be a part of the incredible work the charity does. A few years ago I joined as a trainee on board but didn't realise at the time it was the start of many sailing adventures! I'm excited to now be able to contribute to other's positive experiences and inspire young people to follow a different path in life. My goal is to progress to working as Skipper for the charity in the future and I am most looking forward to expanding my knowledge of boat systems and engineering."
Challenge Wales is keen to support more women to get into the sail training/ marine industry and a few months ago was part of the Only Girls Afloat initiative by RYA Cymru. Challenge Wales is also running two ladies only voyages on 23rd June and 2nd September.
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Elemental Bromine, Halogen (in glass ampoule). Bromine is a non-metallic element, and the only non-metal that is a liquid at room temperature. The liquid is weakly bonded and easily evaporates to form the gas seen here, which has spread out to fill the jar by diffusion. Bromine is part of the halogen group of elements. It is extremely toxic and takes its name from a Greek word meaning stench.


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March 18, 2010 From staff and wire reports Crime, Sheriffs Reports
•Joshua R. Dupre, 23, of 122 Bridlewood Drive in Poplarville, MS, was arrested on March 4 and charged with possession of Hydrocodone, possession of Alprazolam, use of a firearm with a CDS and improper turn signal.
•Jessica J. Perez, 30, of 325 Lakewood Drive in Luling, was arrested on march 3 and charged with possession with intent SCH I – Marijuana, possession with intent – Hydrocodone, possession with intent – Carisoprodol (Soma), possession with intent – Alprazolam (Xanax), controlled dangerous substance near school property and possession of drug paraphernalia.
•Darrow J. Tregle, 55, of 172 Ridge Road in Des Allemands, was arrested on March 3 and charged with possession/distribution of a Legend drug – Flexeril and theft under $300.
•Erica M. Pherigo, 21, of 14463 Old Spanish Trail Road in Paradis, was arrested on March 3 and charged with simple burglary.
•Ronnie J. Reagan, 24, of 128 Frickey Lane in Des Allemands, was arrested on March 3 and charged with simple burglary.
•Shawn P. Clauson, 25, of 122 Champagne Lot 115 Drive in Hahnville, was arrested on March 3 and charged with simple burglary.
•Junious Lawrence, 52, of 17 Goodhope St. in Norco, was arrested on March 4 and charged with aggravated battery.
•Clifton M. Blue, 34, of 901 E. Macadoo in New Sarpy, was arrested on March 5 and charged with distribution of a SCH II CDS to with Crack Cocaine in conjunction with the Krewe of Dope operation.
•Andrew L. Farrell, 19, of 148 Dixie Drive in Des Allemands, was arrested on March 4 and charged with D.W.I., possession of marijuana, 2 SCSO attachments, monetary instrument abuse and FUG/JPSO.
•Nicholas Cockerham, 18, of 436 Turtleneck Lane in St. Rose, was arrested on March 10 and charged with distribution of a SCH I CDS (marijuana) in conjunction with the Krewe of Dope operation.
•Chad Dufrene, 37, of 118 S. Mark Drive in Des Allemands, was arrested on March 8 and charged with carnal knowledge of a juvenile (2 cts.) and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile.
•Chad M. Lewis, 27, of 13671 Hwy. 190 in Covington, was arrested on March 10 and charged with D.W.I. and improper control of vehicle.
•Joshua L. Smith, 25, of 1329 Paul Fredrick St. in Luling, was arrested on March 11 and charged with principle to a distribution of SCH I (heroin), theft under $300 and attempted distribution of a SCH II CDS (crack cocaine) in conjunction with the Krewe of Dope operation.
•Jonathan Quigley, 17, of 229 Duke Drive in Kenner, was arrested on March 11 and charged with simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling.
•Haskel Herzog, 19, of 3710 Terry Court in Metairie, was arrested on March 11 and charged with simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling.
•Jervell J. Pierre, 19, of 16479 Hwy. 631 in Des Allemands, was arrested on March 11 and charged with burglary of a moveable and possession of stolen property over $500.
•A Coke machine was broken into at a business at 13572 LA 48 in Destrehan on March 11.
•A pressure washer, total value of $265, was stolen from 231 Mimosa Ave. in Luling on March 11.
•A metal bending machine, two 60-ft. ladders and 100 sheets of sheet rock, total value of $2,500, were stolen from 10405 U.S. 61 in St. Rose on March 11.
•A tackle box and assorted fishing bait, total value of $180, were stolen out of a vehicle at 13001 U.S. 90 in Boutte on March 4.
•An iPod Touch, total value of $200, was stolen from 140 Plantation Road in Destrehan on March 9.
•A Play Station 3, total value of $599, was stolen from 502 Adams St. in Killona on March 9.
•An air compressor and an air hose, total value of $150, were stolen from 11 Asphodel Drive in Luling on March 5.
•A lawn mower and two gas cans, total value of $588, were stolen from 336 St. John St. in Luling on March 5.
•Assorted jewelry was stolen from 203 Maryland Drive Apt. D in Luling on March 6.
•A bicycle, total value of $500, was stolen from 245 Easy St. in Luling on March 7.
•A radar detector, total value of $300, was stolen out of a vehicle at 12321 LA 18 in Luling on March 8.
•A radio/CD player and an amplifier, total value of $1,100, were stolen out of a vehicle at 218 River Point Drive in Destrehan on March 10.
•A lawn mower, total value of $245, was stolen from 231 Mimosa Ave. in Luling on March 10.
•A cell phone, personal checks and U.S. currency were stolen out of a vehicle at 17271 U.S. 90 in Des Allemands on March 10.
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Paul Wood, Director, AppleSearch: "I hope to attract more Romanians from the diaspora to return and local people to stay"
July 11, 2018 July 4, 2019 409
Mr. Wood, you have been in Romania since 1998. Please tell us in a few words why you chose our country?
Growing up in the West during the Cold War the countries behind the Iron Curtain always fascinated me. They were much less known than anywhere else in the world. I came to Eastern Europe in 1990 to explore the bipolar shadow of Europe. There was a sense in which Eastern Europe had suffered for the sake of Western Europe. I expected to like it much more than Western Europe and I did and still do.
I liked the other countries in the region but none of them had nearly as much impact on me as Romania, which I fell in love with within minutes in 1990. I knew in half an hour that it was where I wanted to live my life.
Back in 2011 you stated in an interview for Romania-Insider.com that "the country I lived in 1998 was also a much more interesting country than it is now, from my point of view as a foreigner. That is partly because Romania now is much less exotic, much less funny, much less interesting, compared to what I was used to". Now after 7 more years, what is your opinion on that?
Romania has continued to change very fast and become more like Western Europe. There is an epidemic of poshness, for example. Good, cheap restaurants and useful shops are replaced by pretentious ones, because of high rents. Much more important is the change in thinking. People have become pluralistic, consumerist and less conservative, as was inevitable. In many ways the changes are for the better, but in many ways for the worse. People continue to want to copy the west and few want to critique it.
The biggest change is to rural Romania, the real Romania, which is dying. The biggest problem Romania faces is depopulation, the unintended result of the EU policy of free movement.
You own and run a recruitment company here in Romania since 2000, AppleSearch. What have been your challenges in this period and what are your objectives in this role?
When I started recruiting in Romania in 1998 the challenge was the economy, which was shrinking, while the average monthly wage was $96. It went down further after I came. It was hard to make money then, but new international firms were continually coming and wanting the services of executive search firms.
From the beginning I recruited in all sectors but specialised in lawyers and the Big Four tax and audit firms, to which I later added real estate. We work with the biggest names in these sectors.
After the years spent in Romania, how would you define the local recruitment market?
Semi-mature. Now we have many competitors and we live in the age of LinkedIn, which some people thought threatened the future of headhunting. But things for us are very good because the economy is booming and, after twenty years, we have a long list of satisfied clients who come back to us. The big challenge is to keep abreast of rapid changes in the nature of work. These changes will accelerate with Artificial Intelligence
How would you characterize AppleSearch's team in Romania in three words?
Ethical, creative, intelligent.
This year we celebrate 20 years of activity of British Romanian Chamber of Commerce and 80 years since the establishment of British Council in Romania. As a former London resident now living in Bucharest, what's your message to our readers on this occasion?
Even though Great Britain is leaving the European Union, something many Romanians are sorry about, my country is not turning away in any sense from Europe or Romania. I have the sense that Great Britain is very liked and respected here. 411,000 Romanians last year lived in the UK, an increase of one third on the number the year before. England from now on will have a large Romanian minority and the two countries will be closely bound together.
Blue jeans did more to make the world classless than Marxism did and cheap flights are doing more than anything else to bring people from different countries together. Free market economics brings people together.
It was different in 1998 when an Englishman in my first week here told me, 'You know what's the best thing about living in Romania? It's thinking about your friends back in England who are feeling sorry for you.'
My message is that too many clever Romanians fail to see the good things that they possess here, that have been lost in many Western countries. Bismarck had it right when he said that the country which copies another is lost. I hope to attract more Romanians from the diaspora to return and local people to stay.
20 years of activity of British Romanian Chamber of Commerce80 years since the establishment of British Council in RomaniaAppleSearchFrom the beginning I recruited in all sectors but specialised in lawyers and the Big Four tax and audit firmsI hope to attract more Romanians from the diaspora to return and local people to stayPaul WoodReal-estate
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Livingston County Sheriff provides update on manhunt
By Jasmine Willis
Aug 7, 2018 at 11:57 PM Aug 8, 2018 at 12:42 AM
GENESEO — Fugitive David Clyde Morgan is still on the run, considered armed and dangerous.
On Aug. 7 Sheriff Thomas Dougherty had a press conference with state, federal, and local law enforcement to alert the public that Morgan is still at large.
Inv. Josh Monster showed the media the dashcam footage from Geneseo Police Officer DiPasquale's vehicle as he stopped Morgan for traffic violations on July 18.
You see DiPasquale approach the vehicle, as a male driver and female passenger exit the vehicle. It is at this moment DiPasquale notices Morgan has a gun, and the female has what appeared to be a weapon. Morgan aimed his gun at DiPasquale. DiPasquale fired one round, and did not hit either suspect. The female held her hands behind her back, as Morgan continued to aim at DiPasquale. Both suspects ran into the cornfield.
Monster broke down the entire scene for the media as he looked at stills of the dashcam footage.
Geneseo Police Chief Eric Osganian said that Officer DiPasquale did exactly what he was trained to do in that situation, and no one was injured in this case.
"The suspect did not shoot his gun, it was the officer who shot his gun," he said. "The officer went to the back of his car for cover. He did everything he was supposed to do, and he did a great job. The female made it look like she had a gun in her hand, and that was very menacing to the officer."
James P. Kennedy, United States Attorney, said Morgan is charged by criminal complaint with being a felon in possession of a firearm. The charges carry a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison, and a fine of $250,000.
"We are trying to bring him to justice. This serves as a reminder of what our law enforcement deals with on a daily basis," he said. "The officer was doing a traffic stop, and had his life put in danger. We are working closely with the Livingston County District Attorney's office."
Kennedy said that the federal, state, and local law enforcement are working together to respect the rules of the law.
Charles Salina, United States Marshall, said that there are wanted posters put up in several states asking for anyone with information on Morgan to call them.
"We released a video to show how Morgan appeared that day. He has tattoos on both his arms, and is said to be very well spoken," he said. "He is considered a fugitive, and anyone who has seen him can call us."
Dougherty said that the information given had to be careful, because this case will be prosecuted in local or federal court once he is in custody.
"We are asking anyone with any information about Morgan to give us a call; it may be the piece we need to get this guy," he said. "I have been upfront from the start that I understand residents have concerns. We are one of the safest counties, so this kind of thing doesn't happen often. The suspect made a poor decision to leave North Carolina and come here. He brought those problems he had there with him here."
Dougherty said that this gentleman will be apprehended, and there is a lot of state and federal help.
"It is abnormal that there has been no burglaries, stolen cars, or larceny. That is the first thing you look for when someone is on the run. There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes," Dougherty said. "It would be hard to believe if he is still in the area. We can't confirm if he is in the woods, or if he is dead or alive. It is extremely difficult terrain out there. We had cadaver dogs on the lookout last week, and they didn't find anything."
Dougherty urged the community to not live in fear, and said that everyday he and the U.S. Marshalls are looking to bring Morgan into custody. He also asked that anyone who drove by the scene that day to come forward about anything they remember.
Morgan had previously served 200 months in Texas State Prison for a meth charge. There was a search warrant in North Carolina for a drug search at his residence. There was no explanation given as to why he was in Geneseo. The investigation is ongoing.
The female passenger, Sandra Nadine Brown, was put into custody after she walked unarmed out of the cornfield on July 18. It was discovered she had held up her cellphone to make it look like a weapon to distract the police officer. Brown told investigators she had known Morgan for two years, and dated him for six months. Brown also told investigators that on July 11 the New Hanover County Sheriff's Office had executed a raid on Morgan's home in Wilmington, North Carolina. They decided to run from North Carolina with a .22 black pistol. In 2002 Morgan was convicted of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 50 grams or more of meth. As a result he is legally prohibited from possessing a firearm.
Morgan is 5' 7'', brown eyes, unique teeth, tattoos on both arms, and was last seen with a gray long sleeve shirt, blue jeans, and a baseball cap. If anyone has any information call 844-LCSO-TIP or 585-243-7100.


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The Keoladeo National Park, famed for its birds
Civil Society Reviews
Published: Sep. 25, 2020
INDIA's wondrous natural heritage is still a hidden gem for most Indians. Not for them the deep jungle, the steep climb or a chance encounter with a slithery snake. No offence, but heritage for middle class India implies the Taj Mahal, the ruins of Hampi or perhaps the Ellora Caves.
This anthology, Wild Treasures, lures readers into another world of heritage sites, of forests, mountains, grasslands and a plethora of wildlife. The editors, Prerna Singh Bindra, Sonali Ghosh and Anuranjan Roy, have put together a series of pieces by a galaxy of writers: wildlife conservationists, scientists, researchers, forest officers, biologists, historians, journalists and even Amitav Ghosh.
This is nature writing at its best, compelling and informative.
Almost all of India's major national parks, protected areas and wildlife sanctuaries are covered: the Great Himalayan National Park, Kaziranga, Keoladeo, Khangchendzonga, Manas, Nanda Devi, the Valley of Flowers, Sundarbans and the Western Ghats. The anthology then crosses borders to write about natural heritage sites in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Myanmar and Iran.
"People aren't aware of natural heritage sites like Manas or Kaziranga or the 39 sites in the Western Ghats," remarks Bindra. "We wanted the anthology to be readable and inspire people to care about our ecological wealth."
Bindra got a visiting fellowship from UNESCO's Category 2 Centre which works under the aegis of the Wildlife Institute of India (WTI) in Dehradun. Her mandate was to organize a nature writing festival which she did in February 2017. "It actually morphed into a nature and cultural festival. We had writers like Stephen Alter and Ranjit Lal. Forest officers spoke of their experiences. Regional poets recited poignant poetry in beautiful Hindi. It was all very moving."
The festival got people interested in natural heritage sites. Sonali Ghosh, a forest officer, headed the Category 2 Centre at that time. She was keen to build on the momentum created by the festival and that's how the idea of an anthology was born.
Putting together varied writings wasn't very difficult, says Bindra. A community of people came on board because of their shared interest in nature. Sanctuary magazine, where Bindra once worked as a journalist, gave her access to their archives. The book is also beautifully illustrated by Vivek Sarkar and neatly edited.
"This range of writing depicts India's diversity. We are such a blessed country to have such a diversity of landscapes. I especially liked getting forest officers on board because they represent voices from the field that we rarely hear," says Bindra.
As forest officer, Sonali Ghosh's first job, in the male-dominated forest service, was as Assistant Conservator in Kaziranga, famed for its one-horned rhinos. She writes of her life in the park, of managing its vast terrain, of being chased by an irritated rhino and getting stuck on the back of a recalcitrant elephant. She's written another piece on her time in Manas as well. It's an interesting history of the park, how it fell on bad times during the insurgency and its revival by Kampa Borgayari, an astute Bodo political leader.
Samir Sinha, former Field Director of the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, writes of the Valley of Flowers, the intelligence of local people and countering the bane of tourism. Sanjeeva Pandey's article is on the Great Himalayan National Park in Himachal Pradesh, the deep connect of the people with nature and the importance of an integrated approach to conservation.
Sandeep Pande was posted to Sikkim. His piece, "Securing Khangchendzonpa: Happy Forests, Happy People," is a remarkable story of how this region, revered as sacred, was creatively rescued from poaching, ranching and tourism with political backing by Chief Minister Pawan Chamling. When the lucrative cardamom crop was struck by disease, new plantations were raised with MGNREGA funds.
Bindra also recommends reading Stephen Alter's essay, "Writing Outdoors." There is good advice here for aspiring nature writers. Read Samia Saif, a brave researcher and conservationist, on the difficulties of saving tigers in the Sunderbans.
Read also Ullas Karanth on the predators of Nagarhole, Asad Rahmani on the Bengal Florican in Kaziranga and on Manas, Anuranjan Roy's affectionate piece on the creepy crawlies of the Western Ghats, Erach Bharucha on sacred groves and E.R.C. Davidar on saving the Nilgiri Tahr. Bhutan's Queen Mother, Ashi Dorji Wangmo Wangchuck, has penned a memorable piece on the Royal Manas National Park. Bindra too has written a lively and engaging piece on her journey through sites in the Western Ghats.
There are also archival material and historical narratives. Salim Ali's humorous piece on the birds of Keoladeo is reproduced. And, moving back in time, Francis Younghusband's rapturous ode to Kanchenjunga is almost funny. Read also E.P. Gee's first-hand account of discovering a primate near Manas and how it got named after him.
So how does one protect this valuable natural heritage? The universal axiom is that local people protect forests best. In the past, forest departments and locals were at loggerheads many times but things are changing.
"In all these years in my interaction with forest officials and staff I find that they interact with locals especially in buffer zones and involve them in conservation. It's part of their mandate," says Bindra.
In many remote forested areas, she says, there is no other government department apart from the forest department. It's the rangers and guards who represent the administration. "There is cooperation. Locals give information of any illegal activity and the forest department helps if they have a health crisis. Villagers also come out to assist if there is an emergency like a forest fire because it impacts them too. The level of participation has increased. The forest department trains locals as guides and there are tiger conservation foundations which help with livelihood and skilling projects."
In fact, some of the pieces penned by forest officers, especially Sandeep Pandey's, are case studies in people's participation in protecting forests.
The real threat to natural heritage sites is from a spate of linear projects likely to come up in ecologically sensitive areas. To make matters worse, a new draft environment impact assessment notification seeks to weaken laws and silence local communities. Environmentalists have objected and called it regressive.
Since it's mostly industry which lobbies for such policies, shouldn't protesters also talk to the business community? "We can't ease pressure on the government. Political will is very critical. Sure, industry lobbies but it is the government which dilutes or changes laws. We do see a weakening of political will. But we have to engage with the government to conserve these areas," emphasizes Bindra.
Perhaps the pandemic will change business perceptions. It has ruined businesses. Environmentalists point to the exploitation of nature and the consumption of wildlife for an upsurge in zoonotic diseases. "So every ministry, whether it's mining or infrastructure, should be mindful of its impact on the environment and not the environment ministry alone," says Bindra.
"There is a lot of greenwashing that goes on. Look at Oil India's blowout in Baghjan Tinsukia in Assam. It started in May and ruined one of our finest wetlands, the Dibru Saikhowa Wildlife Sanctuary. Local people are suffering because their groundwater is ruined. It's an ecological disaster by a public sector company," says Bindra.
Another threat is the degradation of forests, and construction of roads and railways through ecologically sensitive areas increasing human-animal conflict. Corridors where animals traditionally crossed over have been segmented by such infrastructure.
"Animals like tigers, lions, leopards, bears are all migrants. They need to travel for sustenance or to find a mate. Earlier they had safe passage because forests were connected. Now they don't so there is more interaction with people and more conflict. I always say, if an animal is invisible it's safe," says Bindra. Her suggestion is to educate people to just let the animal pass. Instead, the sight of a snake or a leopard or a herd of elephants results in crowds, hysteria and violence. The poor animal is beaten up and forced to retaliate.
But, all said and done, in the final analysis, most Indians, especially in rural India, don't mind having animals as neighbours. "We do have conflict but we also have remarkable co-existence. We have 1.3 billion people, grinding poverty, a fast developing economy and in this matrix, an amazing diversity of wildlife. What doesn't get reported is the remarkable acceptance of our people towards animals and that is what has contributed to saving our wildlife," says Bindra.


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When Elsie's home was destroyed by a fire, there was little she could do. At 85 and with no insurance, Elsie had no choice but to leave her home and stay with a friend. Moving back home may have seemed like a distant dream.
The community came together and now, 2 weeks on we take a look at whats been happening…
If you are a regular to this site, you will know that the day after the fire, Spotted Torquay put out a shout for help. With the help of Elsie's close friend Debbie Johnson, a fund was set up and then it snowballed.. The community wanted to help.
Soon a rebuild page was set up on Facebook ran by Debbie Johnson and Steve Daniels. With project manager Christopher Chick joining the team, the rebuild began.
The fund meanwhile, has grown steadily and currently stands at just over £5000.
As much as local individuals and businesses are joining together and doing as much as possible, money is still required to fund the project because unfortunately not everything can be obtained for free. To go to the GoFundMe page, click here
Also required, urgently, is scaffolding. Without scaffolding work cannot continue as it is needed to remove and then replace the current roof. Tarpaulin is all that currently stands between Elsie's bungalow and the elements. If you are able to help with scaffolding, please contact the rebuild group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/551964634941699/
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Q: how to get the currently edited text from textbox and not the page load contents I have a text box which i populate with text from Db on page load, i allow user to change contents of this text box. on clicking of button when i try and access this text it gives me the same content as populated from DB.
How do i get the current text from the text box edited by the user?
i am using asp.net with C#
I am using the following code
page_load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
   tbox_IssueDescription.Text = "some text from db";
}
protected void btn_SaveIssue_Click(object sender, EventArgs e){
    string Status_Text = tbox_IssueDescription.Text;
}

EDIT: my Tbox looks like "some text from db" on page_lod as normal. after i edit the text to say, "some text user entered" and click the saveIssue button i still get the tbox_IssueDescription.Text value as "some text from db"

A: The Page_Load event executes on initial load and on each server side event on postback, which is probably resetting the value of your textbox.
You need to check the "IsPostback" flag before populating the textbox.

A: Before fill the tbox_IssueDescription.Text in Page_Load event, make sure about posting-back.
if (!Page.IsPostBack)
    tbox_IssueDescription.Text = "SomethingFromDb";

A: Check whether page is  IsPostBack
page_load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (!IsPostBack)
    tbox_IssueDescription.Text = "some text from db";
}


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Donna Allen (Donna Rehkopf; * 19. August 1920 in Petoskey, Michigan; † 19. Juli 1999) war eine US-amerikanische Arbeitsökonomin, Historiker, Feministin sowie Bürgerrechtlerin, die unter anderem 1972 Gründerin des Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (WIFP) war. Als feministische Arbeitsökonomin, Historikerin und unermüdliche Aktivistin hat Donna Allen viele Frauen dazu angeregt, ein demokratischeres Kommunikationssystem zu suchen, das die amerikanische Demokratie wiederbeleben und Armut, Rassismus und Krieg beenden sollte.

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Die als Donna Rehkopf geborene Donna Allen, Tochter des Hütteningenieurs Caspar Henderson Rehkopf und der Schullehrerin Louise Densmore, begann nach dem Schulbesuch ein Studium der Geschichte und Wirtschaftswissenschaften an der Duke University, das sie 1943 mit einem Bachelor abschloss. Noch während des Studiums heiratete sie 1942 Russell Allen und aus dieser Ehe gingen vier Kinder hervor. Während des Zweiten Weltkrieges meldete sie sich 1943 freiwillig als Kryptographin in Arlington Hall, dem Hauptquartier des Signal Intelligence Service (SIS) der US-Armee, während ihr Mann seinen Kriegsdienst in die Armee begann. 1946 begannen sie und ihr Ehemann ein postgraduales Studium der Wirtschaftswissenschaften an der University of Chicago, das sie 1949 mit einem M.A. beendete. Zugleich arbeitete sie von 1946 bis 1948 Gesetzgebungsassistentin des demokratischen Senators von Illinois, Paul Howard Douglas, und schrieb während der Amtszeit von US-Präsident Harry S. Truman Schriftsätze für Arbeitsämter. Sie und ihr Ehemann unterstützten Henry A. Wallace von der Progressive Party bei dessen Kandidatur bei der Präsidentschaftswahl 1948 sowie die Highlander Folk School, die bahnbrechende integrative Arbeits- und Gemeinschaftsorganisationsschule in Tennessee. Zu dieser Zeit wandte sich das Land dem Militarismus des Kalten Krieges und einer Ära der kulturellen Konformität zu, die den Frauen zunehmend Grenzen setzte.

1949 wurde Russell Allen Forschungs- und Bildungsdirektor der Gewerkschaft United Papermakers and Paperworkers (UPP), woraufhin die Familie nach Albany. 1952 schloss sie ihre Dissertation über Kollektivverhandlungen nach dem Railway Labour Act ab und erhielt ihren Abschluss als M.A. von der University of Chicago. Nachdem die Familie von 1953 bis 1955 nach Schenectady gezogen war, lehrte als Dozentin sie an der School of Industrial and Labour Relations der Cornell University. 1965 erschien .

Kampagne für Frieden und Gleichheit
1957 zog die Familie nach Washington, D.C., wo Russell Allen eine Stelle als Arbeitserzieher und Ökonom beim Gewerkschaftsdachverband American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) annahm, während Donna Allen Vorstandsmitglied der Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) wurde, der ältesten internationalen Frauen-Friedensorganisation der Welt. 1960 wurde sie Mitarbeiterin im Stab des demokratischen Mitgliedes des US-Repräsentantenhauses aus Vermont, William H. Meyer, um dessen Kampagne gegen die Verbreitung von Atomwaffen zu unterstützen. Als die Vereinigten Staaten und die Sowjetunion 1961 ihren Waffenstillstand gegen atmosphärische Atomtests beendeten, wurde sie eine der Gründerinnen von Women Strike for Peace (WSP). In einer Zeit der Unterdrückung abweichender Meinungen wurde sie zunehmend zu einer beliebten Rednerin zu aktuellen Themen und ihr energischer sowie persönlicher Redestil rekrutierte viele neue Menschen für Bewegungen für Veränderung.

Als Wirtschaftswissenschaftlerin forschte und schrieb Donna Allen über die Ökonomie von Abrüstung und Frieden, sagte vor dem Kongress aus und nahm an nationalen und internationalen Konferenzen teil – darunter das International Arms Control and Disarmament Symposium in Ann Arbor im Januar 1964 und die Conference on Economic Aspects of Disarmament in Wien im Dezember 1964. Nach der Wiener Konferenz ging sie nach Paris, wo sie bei einer europäischen Demonstration von fünfzehn Nationen gegen eine nuklear bewaffnete Organisation des Nordatlantikvertrages festgenommen wurde. 1964 wurden Donna Allen und zwei weitere Personen vom Komitee für unamerikanische Umtriebe (HUAC) des US-Repräsentantenhauses wegen ihrer Friedensaktivitäten vorgeladen. Sie verweigerten die Aussage, als sie in geschlossenen Anhörungen dazu aufgefordert wurden, und die Regierung stellte sie wegen Missachtung vor Gericht. Ein Bezirksgericht (US District Court) verhängte am 4. Juni 1966 Bewährungsstrafen von vier bis zwölf Monaten Gefängnis, aber ein Berufungsgericht hob das Urteil 1966 auf, nachdem Allen auf eine landesweite Vortragsreise zur Verteidigung der bürgerlichen Freiheiten und des Friedens gegangen war. Im Dezember 1965 begann sie ihre Vollzeitarbeit als Vertreterin des Nationalen Komitees zum Verbot des HUAC in Washington, D.C. Sie beteiligte sich an Bürgerrechtsaktivitäten und schrieb eine Broschüre mit dem Titel "What's Wrong with the War in Vietnam", die Parallelen zwischen der brutalen Behandlung von Schwarzen im Süden und vietnamesischen Bauern zog. Allen reiste weiterhin als Rednerin durch das Land und Haus in Washington, D.C., wurde zu einem Strategiezentrum für Aktivisten der Bewegung. Im August 1965 riefen sie und dreißig andere zu einer Versammlung nicht vertretener Völker auf, um den Widerstand gegen den Krieg und die Segregation im Süden zu organisieren, und sie half bei der Organisation der dramatischen Konfrontation zwischen Friedensdemonstranten und Soldaten, die am 21. Oktober 1967 am Pentagon stattfand. Zu dieser Zeit trat sie der "Jeannette Rankin"-Brigade for Peace, der Poor People's Campaign und der Kampagne für die Eigenstaatlichkeit des District of Columbia als Mitglied bei.

Demokratisierung der Medien
Allen trat seit ihrer Jugend für das Recht jedes Menschen ein, für sich selbst zu sprechen, und vertrat die radikale Vorstellung, dass in einer Demokratie jeder den gleichen Zugang zu den Kommunikationsmitteln haben sollte. Sie und ihre Tochter Dana schrieben später:

Durch ihre Erfahrungen als Aktivistin wurde sie zunehmend mit dem Problem eines Massenmedienmonopols konfrontiert, bei dem einige wenige Unternehmen die Kommunikationsmittel überproportional besaßen und kontrollierten. Sie sagte, die Massenmedien eher ein Kommunikationsmittel als ein Mittel zum Regieren sein sollten und kritisierte das Versäumnis der Massenmedien, den Menschen zu erlauben, für sich selbst zu sprechen. Sie untersuchte die wirtschaftliche Konzentration des Medieneigentums und argumentierte, dass das Fehlen einer leicht zugänglichen freien Presse, wie sie sich die Unterzeichner der Verfassung der Vereinigten Staaten vorgestellt hatten, die Grundlagen der Demokratie bedrohte.

Für den Rest ihres Lebens drängte Donna Allen energisch auf neue Wege, um finanziell tragfähige Formen alternativer Medien zu schaffen, erforschte Theorien der Mediendemokratie und startete innovative Kampagnen, um Frauen zu organisieren, um ein partizipativeres Kommunikationssystem zu schaffen. Inmitten ihrer vielen Aktivitäten erwarb sie 1971 einen Ph.D. in Geschichte von der Howard University und schrieb eine Dissertation darüber, wie die Massenmedien die öffentliche Meinung davon ablenkten, die nationale Krankenversicherung nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg zu unterstützen. 1972 gründete Allen das Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (WIFP), unterstützt von ihrer Tochter Martha Leslie Allen. Sie widmeten das Institut der "Erweiterung der Kommunikationsfähigkeit und der Suche nach Wegen, die es jedem von uns ermöglichen, für sich selbst zu sprechen" (expanding the ability to communicate and to finding ways to enable each of us to speak for ourselves). Sie taten dies teilweise, indem sie ihre eigenen Kommunikationsmittel etablierten. Sie bearbeitete den Media Report to Women von 1972 bis 1987 und übertrug ihn dann an einen neuen Redakteur. Martha Allen redigierte weiterhin das Directory of Women's Media und berichtete über die vielen Möglichkeiten, wie Frauen den Raum für ein demokratischeres Kommunikationssystem erweiterten. Donna Allen arbeitete zuletzt viele Stunden ehrenamtlich ohne Bezahlung und beherbergte das Fraueninstitut in ihrem Haus, während sie und Tochter Martha ihr Einkommen durch Artikel und Schriftsätze erhöhten, Praktika für Studentinnen entwickelten, die Mediendemokratie studierten und internationale Telefonkonferenzen organisierten.

Veröffentlichungen
 Fringe Benefits: Wages or Social Obligation?, 1965, überarbeitete Neuauflage 1969
 Inadequate Media and the Failure of the National Health Insurance Proposal in the Late 1940s, Dissertation (Ph.D.), Howard University, 1971
 Communications at the Crossroads: The Gender Gap Connection, Mitherausgeberin Ramona R. Rush, 1989
 Women Transforming Communications: Global Intersections, Mitherausgeberinnen Ramona R. Rush, Susan J. Kaufman, 1996

Hintergrundliteratur
 Ramona R. Rush, Carol E. Oukrop und Pamela J. Creedon (Herausgeberinnen): Seeking Equity for Women in Journalism and Mass Communication Education: A 30-Year Update, 2004
 Danna L. Walker: Reason and Radicalism: The History of Donna Allen and Women's Activism in Media, Dissertation (Ph.D.), University of Maryland, 2003

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Einzelnachweise

Frauenrechtler (Vereinigte Staaten)
Bürgerrechtler
Historiker
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1920
Gestorben 1999
Frau
Frauen und Medien


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Neznělá palatální frikativa je souhláska, která se vyskytuje v některých jazycích. V mezinárodní fonetické abecedě se označuje symbolem , číselné označení IPA je 138, ekvivalentním symbolem v SAMPA je C.

Charakteristika

 Způsob artikulace: třená souhláska (frikativa), patřící mezi sykavky. Vytváří se pomocí úžiny (konstrikce), která se staví do proudu vzduchu, čímž vzniká šum - od toho též označení úžinová souhláska (konstriktiva).
Místo artikulace: středopatrová souhláska (palatála). Úžina se vytváří mezi jazykem a tvrdým patrem.
 Znělost: neznělá souhláska – při artikulaci jsou hlasivky v klidu. Znělým protějškem je .
 Ústní souhláska – vzduch prochází při artikulaci ústní dutinou.
 Středová souhláska – vzduch proudí převážně přes střed jazyka spíše než přes jeho boky.
 Pulmonická egresivní hláska – vzduch je při artikulaci vytlačován z plic.

V češtině

V češtině se tato hláska nevyskytuje.

V jiných jazycích

Němčina
V němčině je poziční variantou (alofonem) fonému  (psaného ch), označuje se jako tzv. .

Neznělé souhlásky
Palatální souhlásky
Frikativní souhlásky


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Ogden Dunes és una població dels Estats Units a l'estat d'Indiana. Segons el cens del 2000 tenia una població de 1.313 habitants.

Demografia
Segons el cens del 2000, Ogden Dunes tenia 1.313 habitants, 562 habitatges, i 417 famílies. La densitat de població era de 694,5 habitants/km².

Dels 562 habitatges en un 23,5% hi vivien nens de menys de 18 anys, en un 65,8% hi vivien parelles casades, en un 6% dones solteres, i en un 25,8% no eren unitats familiars. En el 20,5% dels habitatges hi vivien persones soles el 10% de les quals corresponia a persones de 65 anys o més que vivien soles. El nombre mitjà de persones vivint en cada habitatge era de 2,34 i el nombre mitjà de persones que vivien en cada família era de 2,7.

Per edats la població es repartia de la següent manera: un 18% tenia menys de 18 anys, un 3,4% entre 18 i 24, un 20,6% entre 25 i 44, un 37% de 45 a 60 i un 21% 65 anys o més.

L'edat mediana era de 49 anys. Per cada 100 dones de 18 o més anys hi havia 98 homes.

La renda mediana per habitatge era de 76.924 $ i la renda mediana per família de 90.719 $. Els homes tenien una renda mediana de 61.111 $ mentre que les dones 41.667 $. La renda per capita de la població era de 49.852 $. Entorn del 2,2% de les famílies i el 4,1% de la població estaven per davall del llindar de pobresa.

Poblacions més properes
El següent diagrama mostra les poblacions més properes.

Referències

Entitats de població d'Indiana


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