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Nina Storey Releases New EDM/Pop Singles "All On Me" And "Through The Glass" With Coronavirus Healing Themes
Nina Storey, a provocative and dynamic Colorado-born, Los Angeles based singer, musician and songwriter, is thrilled to announce her new single "All On Me" will be made available May 22, 2020. Fans will be excited to learn that the upcoming single fuses EDM and pop, an exciting departure from Storey's typical retro R&B style. The single boasts a rich, emotional undercurrent, kicking off with the lyrics: "10 PM, the day is just beginning…" And the sound itself begs you to dance along as Storey's vocals lean into the joyful complexity of life.
Storey has been making waves for some time in the New York and Los Angeles music scenes. Her strength as an independent artist quickly turned into sales, selling over 50,000 records independently. Storey has opened for other powerhouse female performers like Sara Bareilles and Rachel Platten, as well as headlining numerous international festivals, such as the Montreal Jazz Festival and the New Orleans JazzFest. People Magazine wrote: "With a voice like hers, pyrotechnics are redundant."
Storey has quickly moved her way into the mainstream. Her music has appeared in many national commercials for brands like Heineken, Nissan and Pepsi, as well as major television programs like "My Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" and "So You Think You Can Dance". Storey's song, "In The Morning" is up for consideration for Best Original Song in a Drama for the 2020 Daytime Emmys after being featured on the hit NBC show "Days of Our Lives". The artist's success has led to her being featured on major news networks and publications like mtv.com and RollingStone.com.
Prior to the release of "All On Me", Storey also released "Through The Glass" on May 13. The song is a reflection of the passion and emotions being experienced as a result of the stay at home order during the coronavirus.
The releases of Storey's new singles are coming during the midst of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic. The artist commented, "Music has the remarkable ability to lift us up in both good and difficult times. I hope that my music will allow people to move their bodies and shift their energy into a place of joy, even if only for a short time. If it can do that, I will be forever grateful." And when she was asked about future endeavors, Storey said, "I'm always humbled and excited to put out new music, especially when it's in a new direction and I'm looking forward to releasing more in the EDM/Pop realm in the future."
Storey resides in Los Angeles, where she continues to perform and produce music for her projects as well as creating music for film and television.
Music links:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Nzkd6ylAQdpacGvNKQYKJ?si=a1OwotSxRqG8sCE8CTymsg
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/through-the-glass-single/1512566819
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ninastorey/
Company Name: Persevere Entertainment
City: Bronxville
Website: http://www.perseveremusic.com/


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Welcome to the home of Up-Country Letters.
Please use the search feature to access our inventory, or scroll down for links to recent catalogues.
Up-Country Letters Fine and Rare Books is an internet rare bookselling concern operated in Gardnerville, Nevada, USA, by Mark Stirling. We specialize in Nineteenth Century American and English Literature, particularly American Renaissance and Transcendental Literature, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Nathaniel Hawthorne. We also maintain an inventory of general rare and fine antiquarian books and manuscripts, first editions, natural history (especially birding) books, and archaeological books and monographs.
Please search or browse our inventory of hard to find, out of print, used, and rare books. If you can't find what you like please fill out our off-line search form and we will search our off-line inventory, other bookstores, and book search services for you.
E-list one: A small archive from the family of William Wright (Dan DeQuille), including autograph material; two of his books, annotated; a cdv of his wife; correspondence between scholars and his family; several photocopies of letters from Sam Clemens, un-published autograph notes, drafts of stories; newspaper clippings; scholarly contributions to magazines/journals; and more. For the archive: $850. To see a summary with representative samples, click the link below.
eList: Andrews Norton. Unitarian, Scholar, Polemicist.
eList Two: D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson, Father and Son, individually priced.
Catalogue Twenty-Eight, Literature and Americana.
Since 1998 we have been buying and selling rare books and manuscripts. Finding good items to buy is more difficult than selling them; please give us the opportunity to make an offer for your fine or rare items.


Original black and white photographs by O'Rork Studios, November 1, 1940: Private Collection of Texann Ivy Buck.
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Cool air breezed across my pillow as I stared into the forested darkness. A light flickered. Then another. "Eyes in the trees," my young cousin called them. Fireflies sparkled like twinkling lights on a Christmas tree, a storybook ending to an unanticipated experience on our cross country trip.
A simple phone call changed our destiny in upper state New York, land of our many cousins. "Hey, this is cousin Mike. Heard you're coming to town in a couple days." It's not that we intended a stealth entry, we were just planning on the fly. "You can come stay at my place", he offered. My sister Sharon expressed concern about the space required for our RV's while the rest of us nodded knowingly. A diesel truck pulling a 38-foot fifth-wheel plus a 41-foot motorhome towing a car may be a squeeze. "I have 120-plus acres. You think you can fit on that?", he laughed.
Not only did cousin Mike and his wife Dolores have space for us, it was lush!
Green, grassy meadows framed by forests, a pond (which I thought was a lake!) on our doorsteps and deer, heron and other wildlife made for a perfect retreat. But the company was the best! Mornings found us sipping coffee and visiting on their deck. Most evenings the guys morphed into grill masters as we toasted the day's adventure.
We laughed, played and toured the local sites. Like a rolling family reunion, each day brought visits from family, mostly cousins. The word was out. Alice's (my mother) kids were in town. I feel blessed and humbled to be part of this family. We share a history and heritage, bonds that will always hold us together in heart. Who would've thought I would travel cross country and find myself at home?
Thank you to our hosts Mike and Dolores, Larry and Jane, Lynn and Charlie and to all our family for the cherished times we spent together. The week of June 6 through June 12 will be treasured as a highlight of our trip.
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That is so awesome! What a great trip!!
You two surely live the good life! Happy you found time with your family too.


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Since owning our own observatory, we can't get enough of the opportunities to stargaze in the Dolomites… it's one of the hazards of being such passionate amateur astronomers! Plus, as we are keen to share this passion with our guests, we have created our own astronomy workshops. Anyone interested in astronomy will surely be enticed by them… they will show you just how beautiful the galaxy we live in is.
As a rule, these workshops take place once, sometimes twice, a year. The number of participants is limited to 12. There are currently no workshops scheduled as we're working on next season's programme.
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Shuttle from Surabaya airport or hotel or railway station or other places using private transportation from our company.
Driving approximately 4 hours trip to the destined hotel in Batu area.
Check in at Batu area using Standard Room with facilities such as: breakfast, hot showers and cold water.
After having breakfast, we proceed to check out and headed towards apples/oranges garden, coban rondo waterfall and paragliding area if we still have a time.
Check in at Bromo Permai or Cafe Lava or Pondok Wisata Adas or others using Standard Room with facilities such as: breakfast, hot showers and cold water.
At 11:00 am, check out will be proceed.
We leave the area of Mount Bromo and drive for around 5 hours towards Mount Ijen.
On the way to Mount Ijen, we could stop at the local restaurant for lunch.
Finally, around 5 pm we will arrive at the hotel/homestay near Ijen.
Check-in at Ijen View Hotel or Palm Hotel or Arabica Homestay or others using Standard rooms, with facilities such as: breakfast, hot showers and cold water.
Wake up at 12:10 am morning and get ready for the tour to the crater.
Around 12:30 in the morning, the check out from hotel/homestay is proceed and the breakfast will be packed in a box.
Drivers will take us towards Paltuding. That's the starting point before climbing Mount Ijen.
The distance from hotel is about 2 hours, and the preparation to climb Mount Ijen is about 15 minutes.
Start climbing Mount Ijen around 02:00 am, accompanied by a local guide.
The time needed to reach the summit of Mount Ijen is about 1.5 to 2 hours.
Then you can watch the Blue Fire of Mount Ijen from the top with amazing view.
The blue fire will be in vision only at night in friendly weather.
Blue fire sulphur is sulphur with high temperature. It looks like burned sulphur in the dark.
We will see the lake of Ijen with tosca green color and a lot of sulfur miners hauling sulfur in bamboo baskets to be brought to Paltuding, near with our starting point of departure.
At 07:00 am, we left the summit of Mount Ijen and return back to Paltuding.
Around 8.30am, we reach Paltuding.
We could relax for a while and around 9 am, we leave Paltuding to go back toward Surabaya or to the Port of Ketapang if you wished to continue your trip to Bali.
Bromo Ijen tour package is completed.
If we are going back to Surabaya, the time required is approximately 7-8 hours. If we are going to Bali, then we must go first to the Port of Ketapang, the time required to reach the Port of Ketapang from Paltuding is about 1,5 hours.
Private transport during bromo ijen tour package for 3D2N include cars, fuel, driver, toll charges and parking.
Standard room with breakfast, hot or cold water shower.
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In the past decade, Ethiopia's horticulture sector has seen rapid growth challenging Kenya's role as leading horticulture exporter in the world.
0.25 bn The horticulture sector contributed 0.25 bn to Ethiopia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which amounted to $118.2 billion in 2013.
150,000 More than 150,000 people have found work in the sector, either directly on farms or in other jobs of the value chain.
$250 EHPEA raised a membership fee of $250 a year in order to cover some of its costs. Other revenue streams for the association include call for proposals, trainings and the organisation of the fair HortiFlor Expo every two years.


A blend of Japanese Sencha tea and toasted rice make for a unique experience. The toasted grain flavor and aroma enhance the green tea characteristics. Together, this blend is lively, dry and full-bodied. This is a great choice for those new to drinking green teas. Certified Kosher Parve.


Prince Mohammed is introducing in his effort to turn Saudi Arabia into a 21st century autocracy with an economy that produces badly needed jobs in and can compete in a post-oil world.
The match between Al Hilal and Al Ittihad in Riyadh's King Fahd stadium is "a historic game, the first in which Saudi families can enter a stadium together... They are finally going to have activities and entertainment together where they're not separated, where parents go with their kids and mothers and even grandmothers, where they can enjoy sports events specifically, together… I really think it reinforces family values," said Lina Al-Maeena, a member of the kingdom's Shura or Advisory Council, and director of Jeddah United, Saudi Arabia's first women's basketball team.
In the latest incident, Prince Abdullah bin Saud bin Mohammed, the head of kingdom's Maritime Sports Federation, was sacked and replaced by a military officer. Prince Abdullah was the latest Saudi sports executive to be fired in an apparent violation of international sports governance that bans governments from interfering in the affairs of federations and clubs.
In a country in which differences within the ruling family are seldom aired in public, Saudi Arabia's attorney general, Saud al-Mojeb, said the 11 had been arrested for staging a sit-in outside a palace and protesting a royal order to halt utility payments for family members. He said the princes were also seeking compensation for the 2016 execution of one of their cousins, Prince Turki bin Saud al-Kabir, who was convicted of murder.
Abdallah Al Shahani, a popular singer, actor, and TV host was arrested in August after a video clip of his dab went viral. The Saudi Interior Ministry's National Commission for Combating Drugs recently banned the dance because it allegedly referred to the use of marijuana.


Get your business into one of Wellington's most prestigious locations, with this ground floor unit in the middle of the quality Clyde Quay Wharf complex.
This blank canvas will allow a range of business use options, with other businesses in the immediate area including Saatchi and Saatchi, and Whitebait Restaurant. Facing to the West, back towards Wellington City and enjoying afternoon sun, this unit also features a double-height area in the entrance, providing a grand arrival for your customers and clients, or the ability to add a mezzanine area.
A range of lease packages could be available for the right tenant, so don't let the current 'naked' appearance deter you from inspecting this unique Wellington location.


MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — New statistics from U.S. Customs and Border Protection show the number of people apprehended along the U.S. border with Canada is continuing to climb.
Statistics show 4,316 people were apprehended along the border last year, up from 3,027 in 2017 and 2,283 in 2016.
Of the 2018 total, 963 people, or about 22 percent, were apprehended after illegally crossing the border from Canada. Others were apprehended by border agents inside the United States without authorities knowing how the individuals entered the country.
The Border Patrol sector that includes much of upstate New York, Vermont and New Hampshire accounted for more than half of the people who entered illegally from Canada.
The northern border numbers are tiny compared to the southern border where just under 400,000 individuals were apprehended last year.


For British fans, Kyle Edmund was the hero of last year's Australian Open, taking out two top-ten players in Kevin Anderson and Grigor Dimitrov on the way to his first grand-slam semi-final.
This time around, he barely made a ripple on the surface before slipping out of the tournament, beaten in three largely one-sided sets by the unseeded Tomas Berdych.
It was a grim outcome, especially as Edmund's run here last year meant that he was defending 720 points – a third of his overall total. His 6-3, 6-0, 7-5 defeat will thus roughly double his ranking from around No. 14 in the world to No. 28.
While the result might have been disappointing, it was not hugely surprising. Edmund has been struggling for fitness since the end of last year, when he pulled out of the Paris Masters with a knee injury, and then had his tonsils removed early in November.
And his travails did not end with the coming of the new season. A fortnight ago, he cited his knee as the reason for another withdrawal, this time from the recent Sydney International. On the court yesterday, he looked underpowered and hesitant in his movement.
"I'm not 100 per cent," said Edmund afterwards. "But it's always my choice whether I walk onto court or not.
On a day when seven British players clocked up just two wins between them, the only successful male was Dan Evans – the reformed scamp who is playing his first grand slam since he lost a year of his career to the cocaine that showed up on a routine dope test. His reward for yesterday's win will be a crack at Roger Federer, the man he lost to in the third round of Wimbledon in 2016.
Having fought his way through qualifying in fine style, Evans carried his form straight into his match against fellow qualifier Tatsumo Ito. Admittedly, this was the best draw he could possibly have had. But on a day of intense heat, it would have been easy to let his concentration wander. Especially as Ito kept calling the physio on court for attention to his left thigh, yet continued to charge around the court at high speed.
The final male player in action – leaving Murray to one side – was Cameron Norrie. Coming off a career-best run to the final of the ATP event in Auckland last week, Norrie found himself facing his doubles partner Taylor Fritz. Coincidentally, he had also beaten Fritz in Auckland, but the lack of acclimatisation time may have counted against him after he flew into Melbourne on Saturday night. This time, Fritz was the victor by a comprehensive 6-3, 7-6, 6-2 scoreline.


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Booking catering and A/V items is an easy process in Workspace – simply select the quantities required using a familiar tick box process. Any changes will be automatically recorded in Workspace and communicated to your service providers ensuring that all meetings run without a hitch.
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Hey friends! I am just telling you now that although today was another travel day, it is going to be an exciting post because my video has a lot of time lapses of me editing! Okay, yes, I am trying to make this post seem way more exciting than it already is because I know that it isn't going to be super exciting, like when we went to Etretat.
We woke up and went to the Van Gogh Museum (we woke up in Arles). After, we ate some Thai food, surprise, surprise! It was very good! It was recommended to us by our hotel and it ended up being amazing!
We then hopped on the bus to go to the train station! We had a long train ride and we are finally back! It wasn't that exciting of a day, but our trip is starting to wind down. We have less than two weeks left! I can't believe it!


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While we had driven by the Chuy's in Columbus, Ohio a number of times over the last few years, it was not until we moved to Arkansas to have a chance to stop in and see what the restaurant had to offer. We were immediately seated and given a run through about the menus. Our basket of tortilla chips was refreshed with fresh fare a few times through the meal.
We believe that Chuy's succeeds because it has such a wide array of sauces. We tasted each of the chain's sauces on a "rainbow plate" and were particularly impressed with their Ranchero, which added considerably depth to anything we dipped into it. The Tomatillo sauce was well spiced and spicy, linking together a bit of heat with garlic and onions. Of course, Chuy's is known for their Boom-Boom sauce, a cheesy sauce that includes green chilis from New Mexico, tomatillos, green onions and cilantro with a hint of lime sauce. The Hatch Green Chile sauce was bar-none our favorite, with a good amount of heat matched with onions.
The dough balls that the waitress gave to our daughter ensured silence, while the spectacle of seeing workers make the tortillas in-house was another fun distraction. Finally, there was a unique, funky, and individualistic flair weaved throughout the restaurant's decor. Whether one is seated in the hubcap room, notices any odd tile or fitting, or looks at the hand-carved birds or one-of-a-kind paintings, one will always be engaged.
Chuy's offers a wide variety of draft and canned offerings. I chose to match my food with a Tecate, while the wife had a pair of their special drinks – The King's Punch ($9.79) and La Pina Colada ($8.99). The King's Punch was a great way to get our meal started, a drink that had equal portions sweet and tart, put forth to the next level with just enough of a boozy bite. The drink blended together Mount Gay Eclipse Rum with Malibu and orange/lime/pineapple juices. To get the bright red coloration, grenadine is utilized.
For those that decide to begin their night with a stop at Chuy's bar, the restaurant offers a "Fully-Loaded Nacho Car" which allows one to gussy up their nachos with a number of distinct fixins.
The menu at Chuy's makes it easy for one to come back multiple times and have something wholly different with each visit. I chose the Steak Burrito ($11.69) while the wife chose the Elvis Green Chile Fried Chicken ($10.69). The Steak Burrito made for good eating for two meals, containing a light and fluffy tortilla, succulent steak that fell apart with the lightest prodding, and an amount of cheese that was in perfect portion to the bread and meat elements. This burrito contained a good drizzle of the aforementioned Hatch green chile sauce; the overall heat level further increased when paired with Chuy's premium green chile rice.
The Elvis Green Chile Fried Chicken uses crushed-up Lay's chips for the breading of this fried breast. We were astonished at how crispy the crust got while leaving the meat within absolutely juicy and succulent. Where many restaurants skimp on the children's meal offerings, Chuy's brought our daughter massive cheese quesadillas ($5.49), kissed with just the right amount of char from the grill.
To conclude our meal, we had a huge piece of Chuy's Tres Leches (three milks) cake brought out to us. Despite being stuffed from the chips, appetizer, and entrees, we were able to dig on in and were able to experience a rich, tender milk flavor alongside a firm, spongy cake. With all three of us getting a good serving, we were quite impressed to see that we had only eaten about half of the cake.
If you're in the North Little Rock area and want to get a bit of authentic Tex-Mex food for a very approachable price, search out Chuy's. Friendly servers, ample servings, and an unmatched experience await you.
The restaurant is open from Sunday to Thursdays 11am to 10pm and on the weekends (Fridays and Saturdays) from 11am to 11pm.


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God, give me the words to say and write. Guide my mind and my heart to communicate your will more than mine. Give me the eyes to see what you want me to see. Give me the heart to feel for whom you want me to feel for. Give me the freedom to think, write, and communicate according to the purpose of your will, and ultimately for your glory.
Forgive me for presuming upon my abilities to see all things correctly. Forgive me for assuming I don't view your Church, culture, and people without bias.
Forgive me for walking in sexism and not honoring the minds, emotions, and beauty of women. Forgive me for covertly assuming a position of power over women that you have not given me. Lord – beginning with my wife – help me listen, honor, and uplift women.
Help me better see their salvation on the same equal foundation of Christ as mine. Help me to honor their strength and be a defender of the image they bear. I confess, they are queens of the universe because they are daughters of your kingdom.
Forgive me for idolizing cultural whiteness as a means to gratify my desire for acceptance. Forgive me for not trusting and believing that Yeshua is enough to validate and affirm me – a Black man that you've created in your image.
Help me to walk in freedom as a son of your kingdom who is ethnically and socially different than the majority culture around me. Help me to believe that I am hidden in Christ and that I am free to live, move, and have my being in him.
Forgive me for seeking to gain knowledge about the systemic injustices of our generation without equally seeking to be gracious and compassionate to the victims of the system.
Help me see and meet the needs of your people. Give me confidence and the assurance of my security in you to be transparent and vulnerable with the marginalized.
Forgive me for believing that the only way my social and financial needs can be met is by working, attending churches, and living in areas that are "socially" acceptable according to our culture's standards.
Forgive me for buying the American Dream, believing I can work hard enough to be and feel considered acceptable within the predominantly white evangelical circles.
Forgive me for believing that diversity can only happen when minorities join predominantly white evangelical churches. Forgive me for withholding who I am from my community in fear of what they might think of the real me.
Father, help me to see the Church that exists outside of the walls that meet every Sunday. Give me the courage to unapologetically be who You've called me to be.
Help me to write with clarity about what I see. Help me to not only write about the ways I am free in Christ, but also make me free to be who you've made me to be.


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Q: how to get am/pm using simple date format I want to get 12 hour clock time from milliseconds.I tried as follows
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The corresponding date for the above milliseconds is Tue Dec 03 13:59:00 IST 2013
So I thought I will get formatted date as Dec 03,2013 1:59:00 PM
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there is no need for am/pm in 24 hour clock and in 12 hour clock am/pm is required
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Can Any body tell me whats the mistake here?
Another question is why in ideone its showing Dec 03,2013 08:29:00 AM
Not only in ideone but I have checked many online compilers and every where its showing the same but in local machine time is different(13:59)

A: You need to use a lowercase h in your format pattern:
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Ford's 100 years on British roads
posted 17 Aug 2011, 09:37 by Mpelembe
Andy Barratt, Ford of Britain's sales director, says they've been the nation's best-selling car brand for over 30 years.
UK-FORD ANNIVERSARY - Andy Barratt, Ford of Britain Sales Director, saying
"We've produced just over 26 and half million vehicles in the UK, and there are 4 million still on the road today. So a lot to be proud of and we've clearly touched most families in the UK over that period of time."
At the moment, Ford sells around 440,000 cars and commercial vehicles in Britain each year.
And while it has cut back vehicle production in recent years, the company's UK plants still make engines for a third of Ford's vehicles globally.
Like its rival car makers, Ford was hit by the slowdown in the global auto industry.
There have been signs that Asian and U.S. car markets are returning to health.
But analysts say it's too early to say that for Europe and the continent's auto industry still needs to get leaner and cut production.
Andy Barratt, Ford of Britain Sales Director, saying
"There is no doubt that the European market and indeed the UK market are tough, there is too much production chasing too few customers. We've seen government support through scrappage etc which gave the market some stimulus. But at the end of the day every customer is looking for the same thing, they're looking for trust, value, convenience and affordability."
Ford are hoping some new technology might persuade drivers to buy a new car - especially if they're not very good at parking.
The Active Park Assist reverse parks a car for you.
The driver has to go past a space so the car can measure it.
Once it's found one, the vehicle uses cameras and sensors and takes care of the steering.
Meaning the driver controls the accelerator, brake and clutch, but can park in the smallest spaces without using their hands.
That's something no driver could have dreamed of when they were travelling the streets of Britain 100 years ago in a Model T.
Joanna Partridge, Reuters

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print (mask)
[[ True  True False]
 [False False False]
 [ True  True  True] <- problem - all values True
 [ True  True False]
 [ True  True  True] <- problem - all values True
 [ True False  True]
 [ True False  True]
 [False  True  True]
 [ True False False]
 [False  True  True]]

Need in each row no all values True - so here can be only 0, 1 or 2 True because  3 'columns'.
Ugly solution is:
mask[:, -1] = False
print (mask)
[[ True  True False]
 [False False False]
 [ True  True False]
 [ True  True False]
 [ True  True False]
 [ True False False]
 [ True False False]
 [False  True False]
 [ True False False]
 [False  True False]]

What is better and more generic solution?

A: You could do:
In [109]:
mask[mask.all(axis=1),-1] = False
mask

Out[109]:
array([[ True,  True, False],
       [False, False, False],
       [ True,  True, False],
       [ True,  True, False],
       [ True,  True, False],
       [ True, False,  True],
       [ True, False,  True],
       [False,  True,  True],
       [ True, False, False],
       [False,  True,  True]], dtype=bool)

So just test row-wise using all and only set the 3rd col to False on this condition
Thanks to @Divakar, you could type less:
In [110]:
mask[mask.all(1),2] = 0
mask

Out[110]:
array([[ True,  True, False],
       [False, False, False],
       [ True,  True, False],
       [ True,  True, False],
       [ True,  True, False],
       [ True, False,  True],
       [ True, False,  True],
       [False,  True,  True],
       [ True, False, False],
       [False,  True,  True]], dtype=bool)

So here the position arg axis is being set and 0 is being cast to boolean False otherwise is same
Some explanation, first use all with axis=1 to test row-wise if all are True.
Then we use that mask to mask the rows in the square brackets, the second arg -1 selects the last column and finally we assign the new desired value

A: Here's a fair one (all legal triplets equally likely):
N = 10
bits = np.random.randint(7, size=(N,))
mask = (bits[:, None] & 2**np.arange(3)).astype(bool)


For each of the seasons of Pokémon, Ash wears basically the same colors, but the clothes vary slightly. It's pretty easy to find an Ash costume for the original series of Pokémon, but XY is newer, less iconic, and therefore more difficult to find. Scratch that, it's IMPOSSIBLE to find. Not that I have a problem with pulling out the sewing machine in the name of Halloween costuming.
Next I used a zigzag stitch to sew the front decoration to the jacket. I trimmed out the excess blue behind the white to make adding the zipper easier. I also used this step to add about an inch to the overall width of the jacket, which my giant of a son needed. After sewing the shoulder seams and attaching the sleeves, but before adding the collar, I added the shoulder decoration which are just white stripes along the shoulder seam. The next modification was the white gussets on the sides, which were added in as I sewed the side seams. I used the top of the pocket as a quick measure for my gusset size. This added another couple of inches to the circumference of the jacket. For the rest, I followed the instructions for finishing as appear in the pattern except adding the cuff, since the sleeves are finished short.
Caleb was quite thrilled with his costume and the best part for me was that I only needed to make one piece – the pants are just his jeans, we picked up the gloves at a biking store and the decoration is fuzed to a red hat.
Erica's costume is a super simple one piece I made by tracing a sleeper that fit her well. It closes down the front with hook & loop and has elastic in the wrists and ankles. I finished the neckline with yellow fold-over elastic. The adorable hat came out of the free Monster Hat Pattern from Running with Scissors, adding Pikachu ears instead of the monster horns, of course. The tail is soft and attached at the bottom and tacked on at the top so that it stays out of the way and the stripes are felt that I fuzed to the fleece. Halloween was a bit chilly, so the fleece was a perfect choice for the costume material. As you can see, Caleb had to wear long sleeves under his short-sleeved Ash jacket!
Tagged Ash, Ash Ketchum, blank slate patterns, children, cosplay, costume, felt, fleece, halloween, kids, monster hat, Pikachu, Pokemon, running with scissors, XY, zippy jacket.
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20 inmates shot dead during Mexico prison battle
Posted on June 15, 2010 by californiaprisonwatch
MEXICO CITY – Twenty inmates were shot to death Monday when a group of prisoners attacked another gang inside a prison in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, authorities said. Two policemen guarding the prison were wounded.
The lock-up in the Pacific coast city of Mazatlan was quickly brought under control and investigators found two pistols and an assault rifle inside, said Martin Gastelum, a spokesman for the Sinaloa state prosecutors' office.
Gastelum said all the dead inmates were killed by other prisoners. He did not say whether police fired any shots while restoring order.
Sinaloa state Public Safety Secretary Josefina Garcia told Radio Formula that one of the two police officers wounded was in serious condition.
Garcia said 17 of the dead were among the inmates attacked and three were with the attackers.
Local media said those attacked were apparently members of the Zetas drug gang, which is battling the powerful Sinaloa cartel, but officials were unable to confirm that.
Many of Mexico's most powerful drug traffickers hail from Sinaloa, a key smuggling corridor and cultivation area for marijuana and opiates. The northwestern state, and Mazatlan in particular, are rife with turf battles among drug gangs.
Mexico's drug gangs frequently try to break their members out of prison, by staging attacks from the outside or buying off prison officials. But there was no immediate confirmation Monday's shootings involved a prison-break attempt.
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Singapore and France to Sign Protocol on Information Exchange
July 13, 2009By @BahamasFSBIndustry News, International Issues, Tax Co-operation
Singapore and France to Sign Protocol on Information Exchange@BahamasFSB2009-07-13T00:00:00+00:00
Singapore's Minister for Finance, Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, and Minister for the Budget, Public Accounts, Civil Service and State Reform of France, Mr Eric Woerth met today in Singapore.
A release from the Ministry of Finance reported that in order to enhance tax cooperation, both Ministers agreed that Singapore and France will work expeditiously to sign a Protocol to incorporate the internationally agreed Standard for the exchange of information for tax purposes in the existing bilateral DTA between the two countries later this year.
The Ministers agreed that a multilateral, transparent and impartial framework would be necessary to drive and monitor the implementation of the agreed standard for the exchange of information for tax purposes by all jurisdictions, whether onshore or offshore.
Singapore has indicated its commitment to the new standard for the exchange of information and its has said that it would aim to introduce draft legislative amendments by the middle of 2009 as part of its annual Income Tax Act amendment cycle. Once the legislative amendments are passed in parliament, Singapore is prepared to negotiate and conclude double tax agreements that will enable it to provide further assistance for the exchange of information.
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The Indian World of George Washington: The first president, the first Americans, and the birth of the nation by by Colin G. Calloway
Reviewed by Joshua Specht •
The Indian World of George Washington: The first president, the first Americans, and the birth of the nation
by by Colin G. Calloway
Oxford University Press, $53.95 hb, 640 pp, 9780190652166
As a young man, George Washington (1732–99) worked as a surveyor. Looking at a landscape, he could plan its division into orderly tracts. These skills would prove useful when he became the first president of the United States in April 1789. At the time, Americans widely believed that new territory was vital to securing ongoing independence, in large part because small parcels of land could be sold to European settlers, expanding the American polity and helping pay down crushing Revolutionary War debts. As a result, President Washington made the fledgling country's territorial expansion his chief focus. It was a perfect fit between man and mission, between a surveyor and a country that would grow from a set of colonies perched on the east coast of North America to a continent-spanning empire. Of course, this growth was far from inevitable. What would become the United States was already inhabited by as many as a million American Indians, and expanding west beyond the Appalachian mountains would be far messier than reorganising a landscape along a surveyor's grid.
Colin G Calloway
Monash contributor
Joshua Specht
Joshua Specht teaches American history at Monash University. His first book, Red Meat Republic: A hoof-to-table history of how beef changed America is coming out with Princeton University Press in April 2019. Broadly, his research focuses on land and political economy. He is on the web at www.joshuaspecht.com and @joshspecht on Twitter.
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Finding the Heart of the Nation: The journey of the Uluru Statement towards voice, treaty and truth by Thomas Mayor
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Secret: The making of Australia's security state by Brian Toohey
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Porchfield Cricket Club is situated about 3 miles west of Newport on the Isle of Wight in Porchfield.
We enjoy friendly, competitive (non-league) cricket and look forward to welcoming all teams to the Colemans Lane Cricket Ground for a good game and great teas.
We're always happy to welcome new members who are interested in joining us with cricket and club activities, helping us organize events and being part of our community.
Porchfield Cricket Club is a club with a long tradition. For us, it's not all about serious training; we love it when our teams win, but ultimately we are just simply enthusiastic about cricket, and have been for some time.
The oldest scorebook dates back to the 25th July 1893 and the game saw the Married Men take on the Single Men in a 2 innings affair. The Married Men were beaten by the Singles by a resounding 8 wickets. Undeterred the Married Men of today still carry on the tradition of pretending to be the master of their own destiny, wielding the willow for the occassional game much to the amusement (and permission) of their wives, safe in the knowledge that one the Singles will forgo their batchelorhood for a life of wedded servitude. What goes around comes around. The score card can be seen in the souvenir programme from 1987's grand opening of the new pavillion.
The first ground was on a field located on The Homestead Farm situated in the village on Main Road. Around 1912 the ground moved across the Rodge Brook to Locks Farm off the New Road and when the farmer had harvested the last bit of hay for the winter feed, the season could commence!
The Colemans Lane Ground is the 3rd ground used by the club and has been owned since 1985, two years later the pavillion was built and officially opened on the 27th June 1987. It is located just outside the main village but still within hitting distance of the Rodge Brook. It feels strange to think that for over 100 years cricket balls have been lost in that little flow of ancient water.
The original programme from the the Grand Opening of the Porchfield Cricket Pavilion 27th/28th 1987.
Open to read further historical accounts of the club, ground and cricket in the village.


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I don't know about you, but as soon as the Christmas presents have been opened I'm in, I wanna sort out mode. Major sort out mode! It often doesn't happen for a few days. I prefer to have a morning free to sort out. I'm not very good at doing chores in the evening. That's my excuse. More on that later.
This time of year inbetween Christmas and the New Year has most of us reflecting on the past year and thinking about the next. I don't believe in New Year resolutions. One day is as good as the next to start on something new (or the 3rd day after a new moon according to the lunar cycle). There's never a right time, sometimes you just have to start. Somethings work out, others take a different path, some just come to a dead end. You learn, you observe and you grow even if it's not how you thought'd you grow. I do believe in making a list or writing goals or things of what you'd like to achieve in the up and coming weeks, months, or year and looking at it regularly. Break it down into mini goals or tasks. I'm the worst one for following things through. I get so far then I either back down, everyday life gets in the way, or I'm just not motivated enough to find time for it. If you really want to do it you'll find time. Also don't beat yourself up too much if you don't reach goals, tasks in time. Observe for next time.
Specific. Be as specific as you can. Long term goals are the end result. Short term or mini goals for the long term goals are easier – breaking down into mini tasks, even if it's just one small task a day working towards something bigger. They're easier to obtain than the long term goals even if at times it seems like you're just treading water. Both work hand in hand.
Measurable. In fitness this is system measuring the success of achieving the long and mini goals. It could be meet ups at regular intervals discussing the exercise programme or issues arising like, life getting in the way, not motivated enough or money. Money can be deal breaker at times. Next is looking at training logs or diaries analysing what needs adapting or changing. Outside fitness, analysing if you're on the with track, what's working, what's not or again what needs adapting or changing. Sometimes change that's the hardest part. Us humans can get stuck in ruts. Getting out of them can be hard.
Agreed. Making sure the project aims are realistic, such as the long and mini goals, when to start, potential issues and how to overcome them, how often the programme is reviewed or looking at tasks. Set yourself checkins every now and then to see how you're doing tackling those tasks or goals. A friend once said to me sometimes all you can see ahead are mountains, but once you've got over the first one, the others aren't so bad. She also said you can always get help or pay someone to help, nothing is unachievable. She's wise that that one!
Realistic. Those short and long term goals should be achievable. This is where I slip up. In fitness we're taught to discuss lifestyle habits and how an exercise programme will fit in with a clients available time, work, family and commitments, otherwise it can lead to disappointment, de motivation and adverse health effects. I'll add here mini road blocks clients set up or excuses. I always have an excuse or two, like can only sort out while it's daylight. And also distractions. I can easily get lost on YouTube when that time could have been spent on more productive things – look at where time goes and where could it be used more efficiently. I've gradually stopped 5 minutes of YouTube during the day as it's never only 5 minutes. Likewise with other social media platforms. I can easily loose 20 minutes without noticing on Instagram. The past couple of months I've been less active on Instagram (and noticed less followers but followers aren't everything) and have gained time in other areas. Don't get me wrong, I love Instagram. I just don't need to go on it all the time. I can go a day or 2 without checking in or checking out what everyone else is up to. Sometimes you have to give something else up or sacrifice something for those goals.
Timed. Goals can be easily put off, so timed goals are more achieved than open goals. In fitness, the instructor and client must decide and agree on a time to start and a time to finish, setting clear time scales for reaching the mini goals. This includes confirming meet up times and analysing training and completed assessments. Again this is where I slip up. I get scared, put things off, make excuses, or simply don't know where to start (break down those mini tasks!) which leads to disappointment. I have to remind myself it's the things that scare me that can have the biggest pay back and once I start it's not so bad. After that the scary becomes a easier until a new scary comes along!
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Are you a New Year Resolution type of person or just start whenever, there's never a right time?


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Q: Jenkins Crowd2 authentication broken on passing jira traffic through Cloudflare We use jira for authentication to our Jenkins sites(Authenticate Jenkins users against JIRA). For this purpose we use Crowd 2 plugin in Jenkins. We use Cloudflare for our DNS Service. The Authentication System works perfectly fine when we have DNS only flag on in Cloudflare for our Jira site. But once we enable "Traffic to this hostname will go through Cloudflare" for the Jira Site in Cloudflare the Authentication System breaks for some of our Jenkins Sites. Authentication for some of the Jenkins servers still work fine.
We have tried resetting the password for the Application and setting new password in Crowd 2 plugin and as well as in Jira user server section. But for the servers where this Authentication is broken, this approach doesn't work.
This is the error which I can see happening in Jenkins log when I try to authenticate through the Crowd 2 plugin in Jenkins:
SEVERE: The connection check failed.
com.atlassian.crowd.exception.InvalidCrowdServiceException: The following URL does not specify a valid Crowd User Management REST service: https://*******/rest/usermanagement/1/search?entity-type=user&start-index=0&max-results=1&expand=user
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Does anyone have any idea why Crowd 2 plugin of Jenkins throws the above mentioned error?


The favourites made the early running at the ISAF Grade 1 International Women Match Race Criterium, with the top three skippers in the ISAF World Match Race Rankings heading up the leaderboard. After a windless first day, Lotte MELDGAARD PEDERSEN (DEN) seized the initiative, winning all of her five matches on Thursday.
After a day without any racing due to the absence of wind, the first ISAF Grade 1 women's match racing event of 2007 began on Thursday at the Real Club Náutico Calpe in Spain.
Though the day began with rain, fog and lights winds, the weather forecast was right and at about 11:00 the Race Committee displayed the D flag allowing the competitor to go out to the course area.
In contrast it was not a good day for Sandy HAYES (USA), European Champion Sabrina GURIOLI (ITA) nor the only Spanish representative Maria CAMPOS, all of whom remain winless.
The end of the round robin is scheduled for tomorrow, with the semi-finals to follow.


Around half of all humanitarian arrivals to Australia are aged less than 18 years, with a high proportion of young children.
Children who arrived as refugees or asylum seekers will have similar health problems to their Australian-born counterparts, but may also have health issues specific to their country of origin and migration experience.
Trauma affects development and family functioning, and interrupted schooling is common – children may need healthcare and support related to their developmental and learning needs.
Children may have an incorrect date of birth recorded on their migration paperwork, which is an important consideration when assessing growth, development, learning or school placement.
The initial refugee health assessment is a starting point to link children with other universal service systems, and introduce longer-term preventative healthcare.
The World Health Organization defines children as 0–17 years, adolescent as 10–19 years, youth as 15–24 years and young people as 10–24 years. Humanitarian populations include a high proportion of children and young people. In 2016, 28% of the Australian humanitarian intake was aged less than 12 years, and 23% were aged 12–24 years. Families are often large, and there may be many children within a family group. Some refugee children arrive as unaccompanied humanitarian minors; other children of refugee-like background arrive under alternative visas (e.g. orphan relative) or as asylum seekers.
Considerations in working with children include their developmental stage and ability to express themselves, different types and presentations of medical conditions, and providing healthcare through parents/carers.
Early childhood is typically a period with multiple healthcare visits. The initial refugee health assessment provides a starting point to introduce longer-term preventative health care, for example, through catch-up immunisation, hearing and vision screening, dental referral, healthy eating advice and developmental surveillance. Additional supports for children are available through maternal and child health nursing, early childhood intervention, and the education system (through pre-schools and schools).
Children of refugee-like background will have similar health problems to their Australian counterparts (e.g. viral illnesses and injuries), but may also have health issues specific to their country of origin and migration experience.
Immigration Medical Examination (IME) is limited for children less than 11 years compared to adolescents and adults. Screening includes urinalysis (5 years and older), interferon gamma release assay (IGRA) or tuberculin skin test (TST) (2–10 years), chest x-ray if clinically indicated, and HIV screening if risk factors are identified. Unaccompanied minors (all ages) also have screening for HIV and HBsAg.
Screening tests differ – they may have lower sensitivity or may not be validated in younger age groups, and the interpretation of test results may vary with age.
Paediatric pathology specimen collection should be used to reduce the amount of blood drawn for screening tests.
Tuberculin skin test (TST) preferred for tuberculosis screening in children less than 5 years.
Catch-up vaccination and vaccine licensing varies with age. Children less than 5 years will need pneumococcal and Hib vaccines and additional doses of DTPa and IPV vaccines; hexavalent vaccine (DTPa-IPV-HBV-Hib) is licensed for use less than 10 years; MMR-V should not be used as the first dose less than 4 years.
Medication dosing varies with age and medications may not be licensed for use in children.
The impact of trauma and mental health problems may present differently in children. Consider functional impairment, developmental progress, attachment, behavioural and learning concerns, sleep issues and difficulties with attention/concentration, as well as mental health symptoms. Parent mental illness affects child wellbeing, and addressing both parent and child mental health is important.
Family structures and parenting roles may change with migration, affecting settlement and child development. Exploring these aspects offers an opportunity to assess risk and resilience factors for children and families.
Prior schooling may have been limited or interrupted, with implications for educational placement in Australia.
Children may have an incorrect birthdate recorded on their migration paperwork; this is important to consider when assessing growth, development, learning and school placement.
Link infants and children with the universal service system, which will also provide a safety net.
Seek early paediatric review for complex child health issues, including physical health, developmental/behavioural concerns, disability, and age assessment. Paediatric review may also help facilitate mental health services where needed.


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International Media Solutions LLC
The MoJo Kit®
Multimedia Production & Training
Social Media Integration & Instruction
M&E 2.0
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MoJo Kit® Micro Debut
MoJo Kit® Micro debuts in California
So what's the latest we've got for you in 2014? Well it's no bigger than a pack of cigarettes, and we are calling it the MoJo Kit® Micro.
The last two years have been some of the most dangerous years for journalists, with many now fearing arrest, kidnapping, or even worse. Yet the world needs your stories. That's why we are coming to you with a MoJo Kit® Micro.
Why are we going smaller? Well as we said it is a sign of the times. Now more than ever journalists are at risk. That's why we went smaller. The MoJo Kit® Micro is so small it fits in your shirt pocket. Once disassembled the kit is nearly undetectable. You literally have a kit that you can bring with you to volatile countries that you can easily assembly and disassemble if need be. The MoJo Kit® Micro is capable of producing the highest quality footage on the go.
Around the World in 2013
MoJo celebration in Beirut, Lebanon
"Around the world," that's what we would call 2013. International Media Solutions LLC traveled around the globe this year with the Mojo Kit in hand, working throughout the Middle East, Central Asia, and the US. IMS wants to thank all our fans, clients, and supporters for making 2013 a great year. Below is a recap of our second year in business:
From February 18-22, 2013 Washington DC hosted its second Social Media Week, a week-long festival featuring independently curated speakers, panels, workshops, events, and parties all across the district celebrating tech and social media in the Nation's Capital. IMS was proud to host an event on Social Media for Emergency Management: a post-Hurricane Sandy case study on a social media pilot project in the Borough of Manasquan, NJ to utilize social media at the local government level.
In March, the "MoJo Kit" was trademarked and used during the first Voices4Change mentor training in Amman, Jordan. Since then, two more training workshops (April and September) were held in conjunction with Transterra Media and the Voices4Change project, which is providing 600 young men and women from across the Arab world with new media production skills and distribution opportunities.
International Media Solutions Fall Update
A MoJo filming in Beirut, Lebanon
So what has International Media Solutions LLC (IMS) been up to this Fall you might ask?
Well we've been hitting the ground running, this time bringing the MoJo back to the Middle East. IMS Owner, Michael Clarke, just returned from a three-month stint in Beirut where he was working with Transterra Media on their Voices4Change project that aims to create a cadre of 600 youth media activists in the MENA region with the confidence, skills and access to make their voices heard.
On the 3rd of October the third Voices4Change mentor workshop kicked off at the Imperial Palace Hotel in Amman for three days. Mentors from Lebanon, Palestine, and Jordan were all in attendance. The main goals of the workshop were to discuss program methodologies, familiarize them with the MoJo Kit™, educate them on the effective use of the V4C youth media guide, and engage them on how to best bring youth voices forward within mainstream media.
Voices4Change Mentor Training
The second Voices4Change Mentor Training was held at the Jordan Media Institute in Amman, Jordan May 3 - 5, 2013 for mentors from Egypt, Libya and Tunisia. The objectives of the workshop were to discuss program methodologies and mentor work plans, and to engage media professionals on how to best bring youth voices forward within mainstream media.
The objectives of the Mentor Workshop were to discuss program methodologies and mentor work plans, and to engage media professionals on how to best bring youth voices forward within mainstream media. The main output of the Mentor Workshop was to familiarize the Mentors with the MoJo Kit™, the applications we will be using, creating their own WeVideo and Transterra Media (TTM) accounts, and soliciting input for the youth media distribution plan. Participating media professionals discussed and laid out a map for how they will effectively lead young people from capacity building to the actual production of media outputs. In collaboration with TTM, media professionals also brainstormed and offered input into how to get media outlets, including the ones represented by trainers/mentors, to become more receptive to youth voices. TTM is currently using the feedback and knowledge gained from the Mentor Workshop to draft the final distribution plan for youth media pieces, which will include online platforms such as YouTube and Facebook, but also more traditional platforms such as regional film festivals.
Voices4Change Mobile Journalist (MoJo) Kit
Voices4Change MoJo Kit prototype
We are busy putting together a youth MoJo Kit for an upcoming project, Amplifying Youth Voices for Change (Voices4Change) Project. The overall goal of the Voices4Change project is to empower 400 young people across the MENA region to positively influence, through media, national and regional debates on democracy and human rights.
The Voices4Change project provides young men and women from across the region with new media production skills and distribution opportunities. At the same time, it will allow participants to learn about journalism and civic engagement, while exploring issues impacting youth through a regional network of peers. Activities will take place in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, the Palestinian Territories and Tunisia and are designed to assist young people in acquiring the communication skills to effectively articulate their ideas and make their voices heard.
Our kit includes iPhone 4S ALM mCAM Stabilizer Mount with Video Lens and Mic, 1st Video (Video Editing Software), Chromo Inc.® 160 LED Light Kit, GorillaPod Video Tripod, and Lowepro Edit 130 Video Bag. When deployed the kit will use the iPod 5th Generation with the same ALM housing.
Have you worked with youth journalists or a MoJo Kit? If so, let us know what you liked or didn't like.
Social Media for Local Government and Emergency Management
Hurricane Sandy Aftermath- Borough of Manasquan
POST HURRICANE SANDY UPDATE
Hurricane Sandy made its landfall near Atlantic City, N.J., around 8 p.m. Eastern time on October 29, 2012. According to Manasquan OEM officials there were 1,850 homes flooded or damaged by wave attack, 1,100 homes in electrical grids that have not been restored (many more homes have had meters removed), 100 displaced Manasquan families reported to the school district, 250-500 displaced families estimated Borough-wide, and approximately 900 residential units currently without gas service. Sandy was the greatest test we could have anticipated when designing this training back in June. In reviewing the data, there is no doubt that the Borough's online presence was a critical portal of real-time information pre, during, and post Sandy. The analytics below demonstrate how the Borough's utilized the power of social media for natural hazard risk communication as part of FEMA's larger Coastal Outreach Program for New Jersey and New York City. Not only did the Borough serve its residents, but also it filled a void in a lack of information generated from neighboring boroughs and communities across FEMA Region II.
Updated Facebook Analytics
People who actively "liked" the Borough of Manasquan's Facebook page as of November 14, 2012: 3,689 (a 1,400% increase)
10% of Manasquan residents now like the Manasquan Facebook Page.
Manasquan's Facebook potential reach is close to one million people! As of November 14 there were 955,790 friends of fans.
There were 782 new likes on October 31, 2012 alone.
106,791 people saw content associated with the Borough's Page from 10/15/12 to 11/11/12. 97% (103,277) of those views were viral.
There were 2,559 unique visitors to the Borough's page on October 31, 2012 resulting in 12,432 page views, the most in one day.
The largest external referrer was the Borough's own homepage (www.manasquan-nj.com), with 5,180 people arriving from their homepage during the period 10/15/12 to 11/11/12.
More likes (1,402) came from mobile devices than any other source.
An overwhelming majority of fans (70.6%) are women.
The Borough uploaded over 1,400 photos (30+ albums) and one video during and after Hurricane Sandy.
The Borough posted over 200 messages from October 25 through November 12, 2012.
Updated Twitter Analytics
The Borough now has 399 Twitter Followers after Sandy compared with 23 Followers on July 8, 2012 (a 1,635% increase).
Most re-tweeted original message with 17 re-tweets: "Red Cross to be stationed at the 3rd Avenue Parking lot Sunday from 9am to 3pm. Please pass the word. #manasquan #redcross #sandy"
Most re-tweeted message from another user (3,902 re-tweets): "RT @fema: #Sandy East coast, search for open shelters by texting: SHELTER + a zip code to 43362 (4FEMA). Ex: Shelter 01234 (std rates apply)"
User most mentioned: @FEMA
Hashtag most used: #Manasquan followed by #Sandy
Ratio of followers per person followed in strong: 2.83 Followers for every one person following.
The Borough is now averaging one tweet per day.
42.2% of the Borough's tweets are re-tweeted.
For every one Tweet the Borough sends the average is that it will be re-tweeted by other followers 2.34 times.
Testimonials from FB and Twitter
Due to the Borough's Facebook presence it was featured in the New York Times: "All anyone has so far are the photos the town has posted on its Facebook page. People have been scrutinizing them for signs of damage. Is that house still on its foundation? How high is the sand piled on this one? Where is the waterline on this one?"
Dante - The Hurricane Sandy Dog
Dante came to the Borough Offices through unfortunate circumstances. His owner, running after his dog durng the chaos of the storm, fell ill and was hospitalized. Dante, through the help of neighbors and the Humane Society, was rescued from the harms of the Hurricane and was sent to Borough Hall. Rather than going to the animal shelter, Dante was fostered by Jane and Ed Donovan and is the "office" dog for a time. While his owner is recovering, Dante was given a free physical from Squan Animal Hospital on Lakewood Drive and was treated for a fractured digit and ear infection. Thank you Squan Animal Hospital!
Tim Tollefsen, "I am so grateful for the pictures of the Beach area especially our properties."
"The photo of the flag being raised by the National Guard has forever stood since my family put it there until sandy tore it down. I was so happy to see that it was put back in its rightful place when I went to do work on my house. I would really appreciate if I could somehow get a copy of the original picture so I can have it framed. Please let me know if this is possible. Thank you. You all have been doing such a great job." Mary Jane Clark Killeen, Michael Dempsey, Vicky Olender and 5,520 others like this. 1,286 shares, 160 comments.
"Just to let you know that the information you gave us on Facebook during and after the storm was much appreciated and very helpful, not to mention all those wonderful stories showing how generous people are here.
Many of my friends, family and coworkers (I'm a teacher) in France saw terrible pictures on the French news of what happened with Sandy, but mostly in New York City. So I do my best to tell/show them on my blog and on Facebook what the situation is here, in NJ but especially in Monmouth County.
The updates on the Borough of Manasquan page help me give them accurate news. Thank you for that.
One of my friends who is a firefighter in France even joined your page!
Let me tell you, from all the emails I receive every day, how much people from over the Atlantic care for Manasquan and wish everybody here and the town a quick recovery and "bon courage".
Lori Centrella, "You are doing such a great job keeping people informed!! keep it up!!"
Louise Giardelli, "I am need of assistance with clean up. My name is Jacqueline Giardelli at 361 1st ave. my cell phone number is 732-598-9279. My husband and I are in our 80's so it very hard for us to clean up. Your can also contact me through my daughter's email. Thank you."
Paul Gleitz, "I have to commend all of the information you have provided. It has been timely and invaluable. Thanks for the outstanding job."
Rebeka Jean,"Thank you so much for all your continued hard work. Everyone needed this info and it helps a lot."
Marion Vanarelli, "Thank you so much for the updates. It so hard waiting to see our home, but your updates and information are such a help in this difficult time."
ADOPTING MANASQUAN: Jennifer Rego, a 6th Grade Teacher, recently emailed the Mayor and Council about offering her part in Manasquan's Recovery Efforts.
She wrote "I have been renting a house every summer in Manasquan for years. As a teacher with summers off, I have had the opportunity to live in Manasquan for full summers and work in the area. I have come to love the town so much, that I plan to move there in the future."
Jennifer has seen first hand the level of devastation and helped families clean out their homes of all their belongings.
Through Jennifer's efforts and those of teachers, administrators and students, Grover Cleveland Middle School in Caldwell, NJ is lending its support to the Hurricane Sandy Relief efforts by "adopting" Manasquan.
Under Jennifer's leadership, Principal Jim Brown, and other conscientious teachers, the students will be sending all the items they collect to Manasquan for the next month.
The students and faculty of GCMS are keeping Squan residents in their thoughts and prayers during this trying time, and hope their efforts help in the rebuilding process!
Nina Arce @NinaA82, "@ManasquanOEM I've been checking your FB religiously lol"
Joe Delorio, Borough Administrator, "Facebook and Twitter saved our asses! "
"According to the borough's Facebook page, the order includes all areas east of the bridges – including the entire beachfront, Deep Creek Drive and Glimmerglass Circle." http://www.nj.com/monmouth/index.ssf/2012/10/manasquan_issues_mandatory_evacuation_orders_due_to_hurricane_sandy.html
Video of before and after Sandy made from Manasquan's photos and created by resident Sean W, Chief Geospatial Scientist for LongView. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10101281980946763
http://videos.nj.com/star-ledger/2012/11/borough_officials_in_manasquan.html
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/11/power_outages_continue_to_plag.html#incart_m-rpt-1
http://leonardsipes.com/hurricane-sandy-the-first-major-social-media-emergency/?goback=%2Egde_117173_member_179483891
http://google.org/crisismap/2012-sandy
http://www.accountingtoday.com/acto_blog/smolin-lupin-brett-robertson-national-guard-hurricane-sandy-64653-1.html
http://www.nj.com/monmouth/index.ssf/2012/11/manasquan_dog_rescued_after_owner_hospitalized_during_hurricane_sandy.html
http://wall.patch.com/articles/manasquan-and-wall-cares-partner-for-hurricane-relief
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/11/hurricane_sandy_heroes_manasqu.html
http://www.tcnjathletics.com/news/2012/11/14/BB_1114121159.aspx
http://www.nj.com/monmouth/index.ssf/2012/11/manasquan_to_lift_restricted_access_to_beachfront_area_today.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/03/opinion/my-jersey-shore-now-in-ruins.html
Recently I had the privilege to design and conduct and training for emergency management personnel working in New Jersey coastal communities. The Risk Assessment, Mapping and Planning Partners (RAMPP) Program piloted a one-day training for the Borough of Manasquan on "Social Media for Local Government." The purpose of the workshop was to educate and encourage local government officials to utilize the power of social media for natural hazard risk communication as part of FEMA's larger Coastal Outreach Program for New Jersey and New York City. FEMA is collaborating closely with the State of New Jersey Cooperating Technical Partners to target key stakeholders, including vulnerable communities, local planners, first responders, and members of the community. To widen the reach of the Program, FEMA is engaging non-profit organizations, academic institutions, and other federal agencies in its efforts.
As part of this effort International Media Solutions was hired to research and understand best practices for natural hazard risk communication; Develop a template for social media posting for one year for a pilot community (the Borough of Manasquan) in New Jersey; Train the pilot community on how to use this technology; and Transfer media knowledge to team members. Specifically we designed and delivered a hands-on training that addressed three of the main RAMPP Program elements as outlined in the Coastal Outreach Strategy and Implementation Plan:
Strategy development, including key message development;
Web-based outreach through design of a publicly accessible website and social media promotion via Facebook and Twitter; and
Outreach efforts surrounding increased mitigation planning.
Consultation stations at Bread for the City
I spent 13 years traveling the world first as a Peace Corps volunteer, then later working for an international NGO. During that time I focused my energies on helping people in places like Turkmenistan and Iraq. But recently I have found pleasure in working with folks in my own backyard.
Thanks largely to Digital Capital (DC) Week I started volunteering again by accident. On that Saturday I signed up for the Bridging DC's Digital Divide panel, hosted by Bread for the City. I arrived to find that this was part of a bigger event, the Discovering Technology Fair (a 'DiscoTech') organized by the Broadband Bridge. There was a line out the door, with more than 200 DC residents in attendance. Greg Bloom, who I had not met, saw me standing around confused and asked if I could help an elderly grandmother get online. I couldn't say no so I grabbed my laptop and sat down with "Mama" Jones to help her get online with a laptop she recently bought.
World Press Freedom Day 2011
I was fortunate to be able to attend this year's World Press Freedom Day. Every year, May 3rd is a date which celebrates the fundamental principles of press freedom; to evaluate press freedom around the world, to defend the media from attacks on their independence and to pay tribute to journalists who have lost their lives in the exercise of their profession.
The video below is the montage of past UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize winners congratulating this year's winner, Ahmad Zeidabadi (in absentia) from Iran. According to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, "Mr. Zeidabadi, along with his fellow activists, have been banned for life from political or civic activities. This award is a recognition of his legitimate work and the work of the numerous other Iranian journalists who are currently jailed for their courageous efforts to forge a new path for Iran – one where every citizen has the right to express themselves free from persecution or violence."
Somali Women's Role in the Peace Process
I was asked to assist with training six Somali Civil-Society Organizations (CSO) leaders on how to produce and edit a short documentary film on the role of women and youth in conflict mitigation. This film was produced and edited by the three Somali women leaders.
Somali Youth Participation in Conflict Mitigation
Michael Clarke is the owner of International Media Solutions LLC, creator of the MoJo Kit®, multimedia consultant, RPCV, and gardener with a passion for helping others.
This is a personal weblog. The opinions expressed here represent my own and not those of my employer(s).
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† MoJo Kit is a registered trademark of International Media Solutions LLC


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Outside of work I love to read, spend time with family, work out and practice my amateur photography skills!
One thing most people don't know about me is that when I was younger my family moved to Paris, France and I was fluent in French for a long time!
It would be impossible for me to give up my morning routine of Iced mocha and reading the news!
When I was little I wanted to be a spy!
Ask me about…my obsession with True Crime programs on television. I think I've seen them all.
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OPERATION RAINBOW AUSTRALIA TO CONDUCT MEDICAL MISSION IN CEBU
Operation Rainbow Australia is a non-profit organization dedicated to performing free facial reconstructive surgery for children and young adults in the Philippines for almost 25 years.
Kate Marek-Salapak, President of Operation Rainbow and spearheading the mission said, "in Cebu, this is the 8th year that Operation Rainbow has been conducting medical missions for children who are underserved, have limited or no access to medical care and could not afford to have reconstructive surgery."
Ms. Marek-Salapak said that on June 1, 2019 volunteer doctors will examine the children and prepare them for surgery, which will be performed by a dedicated Australian medical team who have volunteered their skills and expertise for free. The children's fitness and anaesthetic assessment will be done by a paediatric anaesthetist.
The surgery for the selected patients will start on the afternoon of June 1 till Friday, June 7, 2019, at Dr. Ignacio M. Cortes General Hospital Inc. The hospital administrator and CEO, Nanette Cortes said that the hospital has been consistently coordinating with Operation Rainbow for the past 7 years, "I am very thankful that through our hospital we were able to serve the people from all walks of life, especially the needy, thereby fostering better care and understanding, making lives better and smiles brighter."
This year about 100 children are expected to undergo the surgery and will have their lives changed forever.
This mission is made possible with the assistance of Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry supported by its Trustee Robinson Uy, President of La Nueva Pharmacy. Trustee Benny Que, also volunteered his team to participate in this mission as part of the company's Corporate Social Responsibility Project and he has this message. "The Operation Rainbow has been doing the mission here in Cebu for the longest time. Aside from being a true-blooded Cebuano, we always have the heart for the children. This is the reason why we at Golden Prince Hotel are supporting this cause as we see the benefits will change the future of these less fortunate kids. Who knows they could be the one doing something great for Cebu in the future?"
The children who will undergo surgery will be provided with meals and medicines while in the hospital. A "take home bag" will also be given and it will contain rice and food that will help them in their healing.
For more information on Operation Rainbow and the surgery for cleft lip and cleft palate, they may call or send a message to 0917 624 7746 or 0922 857 0304 with the name of the patient, age, sex and address.
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The A/SF-01 B-wing heavy fast attack starfighter, known simply as the B-wing starfighter, was one of the largest and most heavily armed starfighters/bombers in the Rebel Alliance's fleet. The name B-wing came from the craft's appearance to a "B", when upright, the outline of the upper half and the lower half makes a B shape, although its swordlike shape in attack mode has earned it the nickname "Blade-wing", which may be another reason for the "B" prefix.
Known as "crosses" due to their distinct shape, the B-wing was designed by the Verpine company Slayn & Korpil in cooperation with then-Commander Gial Ackbar as part of the Shantipole Project. The B-wing, though difficult to fly, participated in numerous engagements across the galaxy during the latter parts of the Galactic Civil War, including the Battle of Endor and the liberation of Coruscant. The B-wing was used in its primary role of assault starfighter by both the New Republic and the Galactic Alliance throughout the Yuuzhan Vong War and beyond.
Later models included a two-man version that could be used as a small transport.


Robert Lewis Balfour Stevenson was born in Edinburgh on November 13, 1850. His father, Thomas Stevenson, belonged to a family of engineers who had built many of the deep-sea lighthouses around and outside of Scotland. His mother, Margaret Isabella Balfour, came from a family of lawyers and church ministers. At the age of seventeen, hoping he'd follow his father's footsteps, he enrolled at Edinburgh University to study engineering. However, he abandoned this career path and made the compromise of studying law. In 1875 he was a legal advisor, he had the ability to represent a person or a group in civil cases he but did not practice since by now he knew he wanted to be a writer. During his summer vacations, he went to France to be in the company of other young artists, both striving writers, and painters. His first published work was an essay called "Roads", and his first published volumes were works of travel writing.
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde revolves around the mystery of Jekyll and Hyde and how they are connected to one another. The story is told from the point of view of Mr. Utterson, a lawyer and a friend of Dr. Jekyll, who investigates this strange case. As the investigation goes on it is revealed that Jekyll and Hyde are the same individuals. In fact, Jekyll has created Hyde with an experimental potion in order to do evil in another man's disguise. This causes a problem for Jekyll as the two halves are constantly battling for predomination, which leads to the death of both.


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El Molino är en ort i Mexiko.   Den ligger i kommunen Cardonal och delstaten Hidalgo, i den sydöstra delen av landet,  km norr om huvudstaden Mexico City. El Molino ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt El Molino är kuperad. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km norr om El Molino. Runt El Molino är det ganska tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Ixmiquilpan,  km sydväst om El Molino. Trakten runt El Molino består i huvudsak av gräsmarker.

Klimatet i området är fuktigt och subtropiskt. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är maj, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är december, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är september, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är januari, med  mm nederbörd.

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