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Changes to vehicle excise duty fees could hit East Yorkshire's big hitters hard, MP warns
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David Davis has hit out at the changes to vehicle excise duty
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Rises in the fees buyers must pay when getting a new motorhome could have a damaging impact on Hull's big manufacturers, an MP has warned.
David Davis MP, for Haltemprice and Howden, said changes to vehicle excise duty fees were "totally unacceptable," and could affect the thousands of people employed by motorhome builders in East Yorkshire.
Motorhome buyers must now pay a registration fee of up to £2,135 when they first buy a model – an increase of over 700 per cent on the previous cost.
Mr Davis hit out at the new fees after a visit to Cottingham-based manufacturer Swift.
Swift Group employs 1,200 people in East Yorkshire, and is one of the biggest hitters in the UK's motorhome sector.
Mr Davis said: "This change to vehicle excise duty is totally unacceptable and threatens the wellbeing of one of our last great British manufacturing industries.
David Davis MP (left) with Swift's MD James Turner (Image: David Davis)
"That is why the Government must urgently reconsider this excessive increase to vehicle excise duty on new motorhomes. A rise to the cost of registration of more than 700 per cent will lead to reduced demand and associated risk to employment in our supply chain.
"It is clear that motorhomes are derived from commercial vehicles and are not cars so they should not be taxed as such.
"I'm therefore asking the Government to urgently consider the unfair taxation of these popular leisure vehicles and review the policy when the next Finance Bill comes before Parliament."
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Motorhomes were previously classed as 'Private/light goods (PLG) vehicles' for excise duty purposes, mainly because they are built using 'commercial goods base vehicle' chassis.
However, from September 1, new EU regulations mean motorhomes with a declared CO2 value will now be taxed at the same level as cars.
The result is that instead of paying £265 of excise duty per year, motorhome buyers will have to pay a first registration fee of up to £2,135.
This represents a 705 per cent increase in the tax paid on new motorhomes. It will also be followed by a fixed annual fee of £465 for a further five years.
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Mr Davis said: "It was a pleasure to meet the people working at Swift this afternoon and to see first-hand the contribution they are making to the economy.
"This is an important industry, not just in my constituency of Haltemprice and Howden, but for the wider British economy as well. Swift employs 1,150 people in Cottingham alone."
Mr Davis has now written to the Chancellor, Sajid Javid, raising his concerns and urging the Treasury to reconsider the change.
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Local classical artists release a 'silent' album
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Across the world, right now, from Cape Town to Kabul and London to Beijing, the arts are being silenced. Covid-19, conflict, censorship, loss of funding, displacement, even natural disasters, are seeing to it that the volume is being turned down on one of humanity's driving forces: creative expression.
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But right here in South Africa, two organisations currently dealing with these enormous pressures, the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra (CPO) and Cape Town Opera (CTO), are standing up for the arts, both here and internationally, with the release of a new album, Cwaka. The Silence. The album features recordings of silent versions of some of their greatest works. It also includes an original 49-second title track, Cwaka. The Silence.
The release of the album comes after the two organisations were forced to either stop live performances altogether or to perform to extremely limited audiences for 18 months now, leading to a significant loss of earnings.
Help raise funds for the cause
The call for donations is being done in a simple and effective manner. South Africans are encouraged to add the track to their Spotify playlists as a way of raising awareness and funds for the cause (royalties will top up the fund each time the song is played, at no cost to the listener). Those with a love for the renowned artist William Kentridge, who has designed the vinyl cover, can bid for one of 40 limited edition fine art print copies of the vinyl via the auction or purchase one of 50 limited edition copies of the vinyl.
The funds raised in this campaign will go directly towards supporting the classical arts in South Africa via the Duet Endowment Trust. The world-famous soprano Pretty Yende is one of the alumni who entered the global stage via the Cape Town Opera. They will also ensure the organisations can continue their work at grassroots levels in local communities where they are always on the lookout for discovering bright young talent from diverse, vulnerable, impoverished areas who have previously been underrepresented within the classical music industry.
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Nicholas Ackerman, director of the Duet Endowment Trust, commented: "We believe the arts are at the heart of what makes us human, what brings joy and meaning to life, and that they're worth fighting for.
"Yes, we are asking people to listen to our silence - and then we want them to go out and support their own local creative voices as well," says Ackerman, who is passionate about raising awareness and donations for the Duet Endowment Fund which was founded by his grandmother, Wendy Ackerman.
The public can listen to the album on audio streaming services such as Spotify or via the campaign website. They can also watch a performance of the title track, donate to the fund, buy one of 50 limited edition copies of the vinyl, or register for the auction of one of only 40 limited edition fine art prints numbered and signed by artist William Kentridge.
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Yann Bartosiewicz obtained his PhD in mechanical engineering from U. of Sherbrooke, Canada in 2003. After a position of research scientist at Natural Ressources Canada, he joined UCL in september 2005 as assistant professor. Since 2013 he is associate professor at UCL in the division of thermodynamics and fluid mechanics (TFL) which he lead between 2012-2016. His teaching duties include thermodynamics, thermal cycles and nuclear thermal-hydraulics. He is also an academic member of the Belgian Nuclear Education Network (BNEN) which he chaired between 2012-2016.
His research interest covers numerical simulation and experiment in thermodynamic, fluid mechanics and heat transfer for applications in energy systems and nuclear thermal-hydraulics.
For energy systems his research focusses on the investigation of supersonic ejectors to be used in waste heat recovery technologies as well as two-phase ejectors to be used in heat pumps. Those investigations are carried out at the component scale by as well as at the system scale. In both cas a balance is achieved between numerical simulations (CFD, system modeling) and experiments (local flow measurement/visualization within an ejector and full system experiment). In this field the collaborations includes Natural ressources Canada, University of Sherbrooke, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Firenze, EDF (Electricité De France), Polish academy of sciences.
For nuclear thermal-hydraulics, the research is essentially conducted by numerical simulation. The main research topic concerning GENII/GENIII reactors is the simulation of two-phase choking occurring during the flashing of a liquid (application to a Loss of Coolant Accident) other two-phase flows situation related to safety. For future reactors (GENIV) the research is focussed on the simulation of turbulent heat transfer in liquid metals under different conditions; this includes direct numerical simulations (DNS), Large-Eddy Simulation (LES) and Reynolds Averaged Simulation (RANS). This research in thermal-hydraulics is essentially achieved through the participation in EU projects with many collaborators (EDF, CEA, NRG, SCK•CEN, VKI, etc.). More information ...
Philippe Chatelain obtained his doctorate in aeronautics and applied mathematics from Caltech in 2005. After a research associate position at ETH Zurich, he is since 2009 professor of aeronautical mechanics at UCL. His research interests cover fluid mechanics, Lagrangian numerical methods, their deployment in HPC environment, and their application to fundamental problems as well as more applied ones in bio-propulsion, aeronautics and wind energy. His work in these last two thematics led in 2013 to the launch of Wake Prediction Technologies, a spin-off company which offers services in studying and modelling aircraft and wind turbine wakes.
He also collaborates with the von Karman Institute, ULg and Cenaero on aerothermal flows past Thermal Protection Systems. Other collaborations include UMons, UCLA, Caltech,UIUC, DTU and ETHZ. More information ...
Hervé Jeanmart obtained a mechanical engineering degree from UCL in 1996 and then his PhD in fluid mechanics in 2002 from the same University. After a post-doctoral experience at the University of Stuttgart (team of Prof. Weigand) in 2003 on the internal cooling of gas turbines, he came back at UCL as an associate professor in 2004.
His teaching activities cover basic and applied thermodynamics, internal combustion engines and renewable energy.
His research activities cover topics related to combustion, and more specifically, biomass thermochemical conversion including gasification, combustion and operationnal issues, combustion of gases in HCCI engines and combustion kinetics. Recently, he started a new interdisciplinary activity on the Energy Return on Investment of renewable energy and its impact on the society.
Research collaboration includes ULB, VUB, Umons, CIRAD, CEA, University of Lille and University of Orléans. He also collaborates with the University of Kinshasa, the University of Ouagadougou and the 2iE. More information ...
Miltiadis Papalexandris received an MSc degree in Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens and MSc and PhD degrees in Aeronautics from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). Soon after the completion of his PhD, he joined the Engineering Staff of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. While at NASA, he worked mainly on thermal control and optical modeling of space telescopes, including the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and the Laser Interferometry Space Antenna (LISA). In 2002 he became a member of the academic personnel (faculty) at UCL where he remains until now. He is the recipient of the William Balhaus Dissertation Prize of Caltech, NASA's Space Act Award, and the NOVA Award of Excellence of NASA. Prof. Papalexandris is an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA).
The research activities of his group lie primarily on the fields of Theoretical and Computational Fluid Dynamics with particular emphasis on the fundamentals of multi-phase flows, complex fluids, and reacting flows. These activities cover: i) development of mathematical models for the flows of interest, ii) algorithm development and implementation for these models, iii) software verification and validation, and iv) detailed numerical studies and simulations via high performance computing. More information ...
Grégoire Winckelmans obtained a mechanical engineer degree from UCL (1983), a postgraduate degree in aeronautics and aerospace from the von Karman Institute (VKI, 1984), a M.S. degree (1985) and a Ph.D. degree (1989) in aeronautics from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). He was senior scientist at STD Research Corp. until 1992, then postdoc at Caltech until 1993, then assistant professor at U. of Sherbrooke. He joined UCL in 1996 and is full professor since 2007. His service duties include: member of the "Conseil d'Administration" of Cenaero (since 2003), of Skywin aerospace cluster of Wallonia (since 2006), president of the mechanical engineering dept. (2007-2009), then of iMMC (2009 -2015).
His research interests cover fluid mechanics, and more specifically turbulent flows, together with their numerical simulation (DNS, LES) deployed in HPC, and their modelling; advanced numerical methods (eulerian, lagrangian, hybrid vortex particle-mesh (VPM) method) and subgrid-scale modelling (also multi-scale); vortical and turbulent flows: wakes of aircraft, wind turbines, rotorcraft.
He and the research group worked on many projects devoted to aircraft wake vortices since 1994: Canadian project (VFS), EC projects (I-WAKE, ATC-WAKE, AWIATOR, WakeNet2-Europe, FAR-WAKE, FLYSAFE, CREDOS, WakeNet3-Europe, GREEN-Wake, UFO), RW project (LASEF), research contracts in projects (TBS, WIDAO, SESAR 6.8.1 for Eurocontrol, SESAR 12.2.2 for Thales, SESAR 9.11 and 9.30 for Airbus), service contracts (Airbus). They also developed the WAKE4D software for operational modelling of aircraft wake vortices, and developed metrics for the assessment of wake hazard (also for RECAT-EU and for RECAT2-EU). He his co-founder, with Prof. Philippe Chatelain and Dr. Ivan De Visscher, of Wake Prediction Technologies (WaPT): a UCL spin-off created in 2013; also built on the expertise developed in the simulation and modelling of aircraft wakes and wind turbine wakes (since 2010).
Research collaborations include Caltech, Stanford (CTR), Cenaero, UMons and DTU. More information ...
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Hamid ït Abderrahim is a nuclear engineer and reactor physicist. A graduate from South Paris University, he chose to conduct his doctoral research at the Belgian Nuclear Resaerch Centre in 1984. He has stayed in Belgium ever since. In 1996, he set up the MYRRHA project to develop an innovative research infrastructure in close collaboration with various research centres and European universities among them UCL. In 2006, he became director of one of the scientific institutes of SCK•CEN before being appointed as Deputy Director-General in 2010.
Tony Arts is the Head of the Turbomachinery and Propulsion Department, von Karman Institute, Belgium. More information ...
Michel Giot is Emeritus Professor of the Catholic University of Louvain (UCL, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium), where he got his doctoral degree in mechanical engineering in 1970. During his career he was active in research in two-phase flows and heat transfers, teaching thermodynamics, transport phenomena, nuclear thermal-hydraulics and major technological hazards. He was Dean of Engineering of UCL from 1989 to 1994, and chair of the Board of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Ingénieurs de Constructions Aéronautiques (ENSICA – Toulouse) from 2001 to 2006.
He contributed to the creation of the Belgian Nuclear Higher Education Network (BNEN) , an inter-university postgraduate nuclear engineering programme, and to the creation of the ENEN network.
He is currently Member of the Board of SCK•CEN (the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre) and of Isotopes Services International n.v./s.a. (ISI), a radio-isotopes transportation company.
He is Honorary Chair of the Scientific Council of SCK•CEN and Member of several scientific advisory boards including the scientific council of ionizing radiations (AFCN-FANC), the scientific committee of the nuclear energy division of CEA (France) and the Comité de Visite of IRSN (France). In the recent times he was invited by the French AERES and HCERES to chair several scientific evaluation committees.
Active in international editorial boards and in the organisation of conferences and symposia, Michel GIOT was lead guest editor of the special issue of "Science and Technology of Nuclear Installations" devoted to TOPSAFE 2008, and of the special issue of "Progress in Nuclear Energy" devoted to EUROSAFE 2013. He has chaired the scientific committee of the ANIMMA (Advancements in Nuclear Instrumentation, Measurement Methods and their Applications) Conferences from 2009 to 2017.
Member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts and Doctor h.c. of the University Politehnica of Bucharest, he received several Belgian and French distinctions.
He authored or co-authored several books or parts of books, about two-hundred papers in journals or at conferences, and one patent.


Meteorologists are warning the Bay State could be in for a heat wave.
Massachusetts residents can expect "another fantastic summer day" on Wednesday, but National Weather Service meteorologists say rain and a potential heat wave will round out the rest of the week.
Rain showers and a few thunderstorms are expected to sweep across the Bay State starting Wednesday evening and continuing Thursday, bringing some "beneficial" moisture to the region.
The wet weather will be followed by some scorching temperatures through the weekend, according the service.
"Heat builds Friday through Sunday with the possibility of a heat wave as hot conditions linger into Monday," forecasters said on Wednesday.
The service said there is potential for heat advisories to be issued, with Sunday predicted to be the warmest day with widespread highs in the low 90s.
"There is the risk across interior portions of Southern New England of reaching heat advisory criteria with heat indices and/or temperatures at or above 95 degrees for two or more consecutive days," the service said.


Like you do for your family, the Town of Castle Rock plans for the future.
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Influencers spreading sexual health misinformation: Study
Young people's tendency to source contraception advice from social media, rather than doctors, has public health experts concerned.
Around 74% of tracked social media influencers said they had discontinued or planned to discontinue using hormonal contraception.
When seeking advice on contraception or sexual health, a visit to the GP would seem the apparent path.
But a new US study suggests that for many young people, the first port of call is actually a growing online presence of social media influencers who are more likely to provide advice around ceasing hormonal contraception based on unsubstantiated research than information on safe sex.
Melbourne GP and long-time advocate for tackling online medical misinformation Dr Preeya Alexander, told newsGP she is 'not at all surprised' by the study's findings.
'I've had lots of people tell me that shared stories on social media have led them to question the use of contraceptives like the COCP [combined oral contraceptive pill] or IUD,' she said.
'I see this play out on social media constantly and in my own consulting room.
'While the patient has no issues with the device and is low risk for complications, social media makes them question their choice.'
The influencers tracked by the study all had between 20,000 and 2.2 million followers, and talked about their experiences with contraception, including hormonal contraceptive pills, injections and implants, and non-hormonal contraception such as condoms and fertility tracker apps.
Even though the majority (92%) said they were currently using or had used hormonal contraception, nearly three quarters said they discontinued or planned to discontinue, with the main reasons cited as 'to be more natural' and to improve their mental health.
Previous studies have examined the connection between hormonal birth control and depression, but the researchers say it remains unclear.
According to the study, around 40% of the influencers said they were using, or had used, non-hormonal birth control, with fertility trackers the most popular method.
Lead author, Emily Pfender from the Department of Communication at the University of Delaware, said the reliance on using fertility trackers for contraception is 'potentially harmful'.
'Tracking cycles may not be as effective at preventing pregnancy as hormonal birth control,' she said.
'What young viewers don't see in influencer content is the amount of effort and meticulous planning that goes into tracking cycles.
'Influencers' videos that discourage the use of a highly effective option for birth control and fail to encourage using other forms of protection to prevent against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections are a public health issue.'
On her own social media accounts, Dr Alexander said she 'tries very hard' to tackle misinformation and provide evidence-based resources for people to make an informed choice, including via a recently posted video directly combatting misleading posts about contraception options.
'I try to remind people that what might work for someone else may not work for them and that each of us has a different set of scales on how we measure risk and benefit,' she said.
'For instance, for me, benefits of the COCP – like managing PMS symptoms and preventing deficiency and managing my cycle – outweigh the risks.
'It's a case-by-case basis and everyone needs to chat to a trusted health professional. Social media makes it appear that some of these things are black and white when we know from our time in the consulting room that it's often grey, and people need to be given the options in a balanced manner to make an informed choice.'
The study authors say social media influencers can have 'powerful' persuasive impacts on attitudes and behaviours, hence the need to examine ways in which they convey sexual health information, such as contraception.
Ms Pfender also notes the importance of young people critically evaluating the health information they receive on social media and the source of the information.
'They should be sceptical of taking a one-size-fits-all approach to health based on the information we find online,' she said.
The authors concluded that the study results are concerning due to social media influencers' high credibility and the 'potential for parasocial attachment', and the fact that social media is the primary source for young adults' sexual health information.
'Future research is needed to understand the effects of influencers' birth control content on sexual health behaviours,' they write.
For Dr Alexander, she vows to continue on her mission to combat medical misinformation and provide safe and effective healthcare.
'The misinformation on many health topics is exhausting on social media,' she said.
'I keep saying this, but the more qualified voices in this space the better.'
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Aijia Lise Grammer (born June 26, 1986) is an American, singer, songwriter, actress, and television star from Los Angeles, California. Her self-released extended play under the title Learning to Let Go was released in 2012. She has worked as a touring singer for Selena Gomez, Colbie Caillat, Hilary Duff, Jack Black and her husband Andy Grammer.

Early life
Born June 26, 1986 as Aijia Lise Guttman in Los Angeles, California, Aijia took part in choir shows and talent shows from school age.

She is maternal granddaughter to Helen Guttman, former owner of Anti Club; formerly located in Melrose Hill in Los Angeles. Anti Club hosted bands such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, System of a Down, Weezer, Faith No More, Sonic Youth, and The Cult.

Her paternal Grandfather was head of the Jazz Piano Dept at the University of Southern California.

She is the Paternal Niece of voiceover actress and fellow alumni of The Voice E.G. Daily .

Education
An alumnus of California State University, Northridge, she majored in Jazz Studies. While studying she started an internship at Warner Records supplementing her learning with that of publicity, marketing and A&R.

Personal life
She is wife to recording artist Andy Grammer, whom she married in July 2012 in Fullerton, California.

She and husband Andy are parents to daughters Louisiana K Grammer (born July 28, 2017) and Israel Blue Grammer (born April 3, 2020). During pregnancy Grammer suffered from complications due to Hyperemesis gravidarum.

During their time at California State University, Northridge she met husband Andy while both were enrolled as music students.

Aijia and husband Andy have spoken in the past about their adherence to the Bahá'í Faith.

Musical career
Grammer began teaching piano lessons to kids, playing local gigs to her native Los Angeles, and writing music for commercials, trailers and TV. She went on to singing backing vocals for other artists including Selena Gomez, Colbie Caillat, Hilary Duff, Jack Black, Rachel Platten and her husband Andy Grammer. In 2011, Aijia played for the U.S. troops on a USO tour throughout Iraq, Kuwait, Kosovo and Germany. Under the performing name of Aijia, Grammer self-released her debut EP titled Learning to Let Go in 2012. This was followed in 2018 and 2019 respectively by singles "For You" and "Magic".

Grammer is also an ambassador for the Los Angeles chapter of Rock and Roll Camp for Girls, a non-profit organisation which describes itself as "a social Justice organization empowering girls through music education." Other notable ambassadors include Sara Bareilles, Katy Perry, Andra Day, Patty Schemel, Shirley Manson and Keala Settle.

Grammer lists her influences including Alicia Keys, Sia, and Amy Winehouse. Her preferred equipment on stage is the Korg SV-1 88-Key Stage Vintage Piano.

Entertainment industry career
She starred in a production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's, Jesus Christ Superstar in Los Angeles in 2006. In 2010 she starred as the part of Angela in The Alliance Theater's production of Twist: An American Musical, staged by Debbie Allen.
In the 2010s Grammer played roles in short films, including Drew's 5th Birthday, Girls Night, and The First Step directed by Donnie Hobbie and Ally Zonsius, and Michael A. MacRae respectively.

In 2016 she appeared on Season 10 of American singing competition television series The Voice.

Her first feature-length appearance was as Kristin in Snare directed by Khu and Justin Price, also in 2016.
In 2019 Grammer joined the casting department of American songwriting competition series Songland as a talent producer during their first season.

Discography

As Aijia

Extended Plays and Singles
 Learning to Let Go 2012

Singles
 "Magic" 2019
 "For You" 2018

Songwriting Credits

Singles
 "Over Getting Over You" 2020 - performed by Molly Moore
 "Black Halo" - written with Josh Doyle and Josh Nyback
 "Did It To Myself" - written with Josh Doyle and Evan Hillhouse
 "Coming For You" - written with Josh Tangney and Andre De Santanna
 "Just Gettin Started" - written with Josh Doyle and Josh Nyback
 "Love Is What Happens" - written with Dayyon Alexander and Ryan Beatty
 "Time of Our Lives" - written with Josh Doyle and Josh Nyback
 "Trouble" - written with Josh Doyle and Josh Nyback
 "When I'm With You" - written with Josh Tangney and Andre De Santanna
 "Whenever Whatever" - written with Josh Doyle and Josh Nyback
 "Woman Scorned" - written with Josh Doyle and Josh Nyback

Filmography

Film

Television

Music Videos

External links

References

1986 births
Living people
American women singer-songwriters
Musicians from Los Angeles
American women pop singers
Singer-songwriters from California
21st-century American women singers
21st-century American singers

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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted by a margin of 8-3 on Tuesday to grant the city's police department the legal authority to use remotely controlled robots to attack and kill suspects in certain circumstances. The measure was widely condemned by civil liberty and police oversight organizations. City officials and members of the board who voted against the authorization said that the move would further militarize a police force that already enacts violence against poor and marginalized communities. "Most law enforcement weapons are used against people of color. I'm really just stunned that we're here talking about this," San…


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Palmdale City Library now open 7 days, longer hours
by The AV Times Staff • January 2, 2013
PALMDALE – The Palmdale City Library has announced its new hours of operation for 2013, which will increase both the number of days and the total number of hours that its services will be available.
Beginning Wednesday (Jan. 2), the Palmdale City Library's hours of operation will be Monday through Thursday, from 10 am to 8 pm; Friday and Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm; and Sunday from 1 to 5 pm.
In December, the Palmdale City Council voted unanimously to contract staffing services with Library Systems & Services, LLC (LSSI). The City maintains ownership of the building, the collection, the equipment and the furnishings, and oversight continues to be provided by the Board of Library Trustees.
"LSSI has a proven history of public library operations and is the only company in the nation to provide such service," said Palmdale City Manager Dave Childs. "LSSI currently provides public library services in 79 communities across the country."
"By contracting with LSSI, we have been able to reduce the annual operating cost of the Library by 5 percent, while adding 17 hours of operation, going from 41 to 58 hours a week—a 40 percent increase," Childs said. "It also allowed us to reopen for seven days instead of five, and will allow us to re-introduce programs that we were forced to suspend when the economy went south in 2008."
"We'll also be able to expand our collections of new books and other materials by leveraging the purchasing power of a large organization," added Childs.
For more information, call the Palmdale City Library at 661-267-5600 or visit www.cityofpalmdale.org/library.
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10 comments for "Palmdale City Library now open 7 days, longer hours"
Hof says
I've asked the city manager to look into us applying some of those savings on expanding the Senior Center hours of operation, and depending on the numbers, maybe adding some to some additional grant funds to expand the free wifi over to the library, as well.
Steve Hofbauer
Palmdale City Councilman
Wayne Luke says
Did LSSI rehire the previous personnel? Or are they out of jobs? Seems though with more hours and less cost, the employees would have received a paycut or loss of benefits.
Palmdale_Steve says
Probably cuts in benefits, like CALPERS retirement. Very few US private companies still have a defined benefit retirement program like CALPERS, relying on 401K contribution/match programs. Switching to a non-defined retirement plan is a huge savings for most employers.
No a significant cut in pay and not everyone was rehired
Doc Rivers says
Great innovation by Palmdale, one city is living within their means while the other spends like there is no tomorrow,I wonder how long reserves in Lancaster will last?
William says
Well, Doc, one city was going by the Mayan calender and can you blame them?
It's about time someone is doing something about the retirement plan that has been causing the state of California to go broke. The only way to get rid of it, is to start closing down some of the institutions. Privatizing and rehiring employees with realistic and competitive benefits. Good work.
Why should Calpers give everyone a free retirement? They don't work any harder than anyone else does for their money.
John Mlynar says
Hi Wayne:
Twelve former Palmdale City Library employees were hired by LSSI. There will also be some new job opportunities with the library: Library Director, Children's Librarian (part time) and Library Pages (part time.)
Forward says
Great that the library is open again with the previous operating hours, so many kids don't have computers, and since most of their homework is now online – this is great.
Perhaps it'll be so successful, the city can reopen the Children's library?
Am wondering what the back-story is to this feel-good story, though. Will fees go up, and will LSSI honor previous library cards?
Forward, the Palmdale City Library is still owned by the City of Palmdale. So are all the books and collections. LSSI is simply operating it. The same library cards are valid, and we have the same Web site, http://www.cityofpalmdale.org/library.
The children's library was consolidated into the main library and will continue to operate there with expanded programming and a part time children's librarian. There are some exciting plans for the future and we will keep you posted.


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Alexander Trademark: The Alexander Signature Series is a gel memory foam cushion readily available in three different suppleness setting. Each one is created to fit particular resting preferences. The Alexander Luxury Firm is best for back and also stomach sleepers, while the Alexander Medium Plush is best for back and side sleepers. 92% of sleepers like the Medium Plush including myself. The Alexander Soft feels like a soft hug, and also it 's ideal for side sleepers that enjoy to cuddle up in bed.
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Love and Sleep: The Love and also Sleep is one of the reduced priced direct- to-consumer mattresses. It is an upgrade to Nest Bedding popular Love Mattress. This is not memory foam, a latex foam cushion or a springtime cushion. Instead, the Love as well as Sleep bed mattress makes use of an unique type of foam called Energex foam that offers you the bouncy feeling of a latex bed mattress and the extra-supportive convenience of memory foam. Nest Bedding also paid special interest to cooling, responsiveness and also comfort. It is also readily available in two different firmness levels: Medium and Firm and also a terrific consideration for back, stomach and also combo sleepers, according to your favored convenience level.
Hybrid Latex: The Nest Bedding Hybrid Latex cushion incorporates the bounce of latex foam with the assistance of pocketed coils that supplies adjustable comfort for an unique resting experience, naturally. It comes in three suppleness choices– Soft, Medium and also Firm. The interaction in between foam and coils attains a good blend of bounce and assistance, which maintains you lifted in addition to the bed mattress while still really feeling reassuring pressure degree. Hybrid Latex likewise has specific advantages over innersprings, such as better activity seclusion, less sound, and longer life-span typically.
Latex Cushion: The Latex Mattress is manufactured using natural materials. The surface is green and also offers the sleeper a healthy and balanced increase. The cushion not just relieves pressure on the joints yet additionally maintains proper spine alignment by also distribution of body weight. The foundation of the mattress makes up a high-density base offering lifelong longevity and also strength to the entire structure. In addition, the Latex Mattress is readily available in three firmness option. The Soft, Medium and also Firm options.
The Nest Alexander Signature Select is available in a box as well as the purchase is incredibly very easy. You just place an order with their site as well as the cushion will certainly come to your front door in concerning a week or much less. The most effective component is that delivery is definitely complimentary!
The Alexander Signature Series is made using a breathable, sturdy pressure-relieving, cooling down Gel Foam, and support base layer intricate foam.
If you are in the market for stress relief without getting stuck, obtain this cushion. It does an impressive task.
You get a 100 days cash back test duration so there's no risk in trying this out versus any of the significant brand names.
Unlike all the other on the internet brands I have actually tested, the Nest Bedding also uses financing directly from their site! If you have good credit history, you will certainly be eligible for 0% financing for 12 months! So if you wish to oversleep convenience now, you can! Simply click the funding text below the price to pay in month-to-month installments as opposed to all at once.
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It takes a few hrs for comfort layer to fully decompress, adhering to unboxing.
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NEW ZEALAND SWITCHES TO ELECTRIC VEHICLES
The New Zealand government has announced plans to double the number of electric vehicles in the country every year to reach approximately 64,000 by 2021 in an ambitious and wide ranging package of measures to increase the uptake of electric vehicles. The package also includes extending the road user charges exemption on light electric vehicles until they make up two percent of the light vehicle fleet and a new road user charges exemption for heavy electric vehicles until they make up two percent of the heavy vehicle fleet.
Other measures include: a contestable fund of up to US$4 million (NZ$6 million) per year to encourage and support innovative low emission vehicle projects; work across Government and private sector to investigate the bulk purchase of electric vehicles; Government agencies coordinating activities to support the development and roll-out of public charging infrastructure including providing information and guidance; and allowing electric vehicles in bus lanes and high-occupancy vehicle lanes on the State Highway network and local roads.
Announcing the package, Transport Minister Simon Bridges said, "It's clear that electric vehicles are the future. A move from petrol and diesel to low emission transport is a natural evolution, and it is our aim to encourage that switch sooner, rather than later.
"The benefits of increasing uptake of electric vehicles are far-reaching. They're cheaper to run than petrol or diesel vehicles, they're powered by our abundant renewable electricity supply, and they'll reduce the amount of emissions that come from the country's vehicle fleet."
The package is intended to tackle and remove barriers that have until now prevented households and business from choosing electric. Current barriers include the limited selection of models available; a lack of widespread public charging infrastructure; and lack of awareness about electric vehicles.
"The Government can't tackle these barriers alone. That's why we've been working closely with the private sector and local government over the last year on what measures we can take that will have the greatest impact," said Bridges.


Be. Hotel is situated right in the heart of Malta's most vibrant town, St Julian's and with the blue flag beach, St George's Bay, just a few metres away, this makes for the perfect place to stay for those wishing to fully enjoy all the restaurants, bars, clubs and restaurants that are right on the hotel's doorstep. With the hotel being surrounded by vibrancy, there is no wonder why this is a very popular with younger tourists.
You have the choice between a standard hotel room and a studio apartment.
The appointed hotel rooms are all spacious and comfortable and equipped with ensuite bathroom, hairdryer, air conditioning/climate control, trouser press, cable TV, direct dial telephone, writing desk and bar fridge. Balcony rooms are available at a supplement.
The apartments sleep up to 3 people and include a kitchenette and balcony as well as all the amenities included in a hotel room.
Both room types are serviced daily.


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Грушевская — название населённых пунктов:

Белоруссия
 Грушевская — деревня в Витебском районе Витебской области.

Россия
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Ezequiel Adrián Gallegos (born 16 April 1991) is an Argentine professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Primera Nacional club Temperley.

Career
Gallegos' career began with Huracán. He made his professional debut on 18 September 2011 in a Primera B Nacional match with Independiente Rivadavia, having previously been an unused substitute versus Independiente in December 2010. After six further appearances in 2011–12 and 2012–13, Gallegos left the club on loan in January 2013 to join Malaysian Premier League side Johor Darul Ta'zim II. However, he returned to Huracán six months later without featuring. Three years later, Gallegos left again on loan to play for Almagro in Primera B Nacional. Forty-six appearances and one goal followed.

On 25 July 2017, Gallegos left Huracán permanently after signing for Primera B Metropolitana team Platense. His debut for Platense arrived on 2 September against Defensores de Belgrano. Overall, Gallegos scored once in twenty-one matches as the club won the 2017–18 Primera B Metropolitana title.

Career statistics
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Honours
Huracán
Copa Argentina: 2013–14
Supercopa Argentina: 2014

Platense
Primera B Metropolitana: 2017–18

References

External links

1991 births
Living people
Argentine footballers
Argentine expatriate footballers
People from La Matanza Partido
Association football midfielders
Argentine Primera División players
Super League Greece 2 players
Primera Nacional players
Malaysia Premier League players
Primera B Metropolitana players
Club Atlético Huracán footballers
Johor Darul Ta'zim II F.C. players
Club Almagro players
Club Atlético Platense footballers
Gimnasia y Esgrima de Jujuy footballers
Club Atlético Temperley footballers
Almopos Aridea F.C. players
Expatriate footballers in Malaysia
Expatriate footballers in Greece
Argentine expatriate sportspeople in Malaysia
Argentine expatriate sportspeople in Greece

Sportspeople from Buenos Aires Province


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Q: How do I open a file from a URL in Laravel 4 I've got a URL of a pdf or a an image. I want to get that file and store it on my server.
I know laravel has File::get(), but can this open a file from a web url and then do File::put() to a a folder on the server?
Is there a better way to achieve this?
thanks!
Here is what I have:

$shared_folder = $destinationPath.'/shared'
if(!File::isDirectory($shared_folder)){
    File::makeDirectory($shared_folder,0777,true,true);
    File::get($attachment->link);
    $file_name =$file->getClientOriginalName();
    File::put($shared_folder,$file);
    $new_location = $shared_folder = $destinationPath.'/shared/.'.$file_name;
}

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I know laravel has File::get(), but can this open a file from a web url and then do File::put() to a a folder on the server?

No - this will only access a local resource.
You need to use cURL and access the resource. I suggest using the Guzzle package which allows for an easy way to use cURL.
Then you could do something like this
function getFile($fromUrl, $toFile) {
    $client = new Guzzle\Http\Client();
    $response = $client->get($fromUrl);
        ->setResponseBody($toFile)
        ->send();
    return true;
}

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Vaisakhi (Punjabi; also known as Baisakhi) is an ancient harvest festival in Punjab, which also marks beginning of a new solar year, and new harvest season. Baisakhi also has religious significance for Hindus and Sikhs. It falls on the first day of the Vaisakh month in the solar Nanakshahi calendar, which corresponds to April 14 in the Gregorian calendar.
Vaisakhi is one of the most significant holidays in Sikh calendar, commemorating the establishment of the Khalsa in 1699; which marks the Sikh New Year. It also is observed as the beginning of the new year by Indians in West Bengal, Kerala, and some other regions of India. The particular significance attached to the occasion shows regional variation outside of Punjab.
In Himachal Pradesh, Hindu Goddess Jwalamukhi is worshipped on Vaisakhi, while in Bihar, Sun-god Surya is honored. The festival is celebrated as Rongali Bihu in Assam, Naba Barsha in Bengal, Puthandu in Tamil Nadu, Vishnu (or Vaishakhi) in Kerala, and the Sinhalese/Tamil new year festival in Sri Lanka. Besides Punjab, Vaisakhi is widely celebrated as a harvest festival in other northern states of India, such as Haryna, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarachal.


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2020 FIM ASIA ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP Season Called Off Due To Travel Restrictions
2020 FIM ASIA ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP Season Called Off Due To Travel Restrictions2020-09-092020-09-09https://troyalberto.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/troy-alberto-69-logo-1-1.pngTroy Alberto | Asia Road Racing SS600 Championshiphttps://troyalberto.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/sh5_2330-2048x1363-1.jpg200px200px
The 2020 season of the FIM Asia Road Racing Championship has been called off. As a result of stronger border restrictions and quarantine procedures, many of the international teams and riders will not be able to travel to the host venues. In agreement with FIM Asia and the teams and riders, series promoters Two Wheels Motor Racing has decided to cancel the 2020 edition.
This will be the first time in the Championship's 25 year history that a season has had to be cancelled. But the current global health crisis remains a source of concern with crossHcountry travel largely restricted in many countries.
Ron Hogg, Director, Two Wheels Motor Racing
"We have exhausted all possibilities to bring everyone together for at least a few more rounds to meet the minimum requirements to declare a 2020 champion. Regrettably, without any prospect of deregulation of immigration restriction on visitors in sight, we have had no choice but to declare the cancellation of the 2020 season. With no possibility of continuing the season, this effectively renders the 2020 Championship null and void and no champions will be declared for this year. We extend our apologies and regrets to all the fans of Asian racing who have been looking forward to the reHscheduled start of the series. We also extend our sincere apologies to the stakeholders involved, especially our sponsors and circuit partners. We thank everyone for their kind understanding and cooperation. Meanwhile, rest assured, Two Wheels Motor Racing is planning for a great season in 2021."
Stephan Carapiet, President, FIM Asia
"The cancellation of the 2020 FIM Asia Road Racing Championship is really very disappointing, but we must accept the decision of the different countries regarding the national laws for quarantine requirements that takes into account the safety measures for the health of the population in general. In these difficult times, I want to thank all the efforts made by our promoter Two Wheels Motor Racing. Let's look forward to a comeback in 2021. In the meantime, I hope everyone continues to stay safe."


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I'm sure you all heard of Pink/Blue Ribbon collection from Magnolia. This cutie (Hear no evil) is my favourite and I had so much fun colouring her. All I've been doing lately are red Christmas cards so it was such a joy making pink one.
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Miami Chris: 10 4. Going to sit on a couch for a couple hours and veg. I actually had an entire pitcher of Miller last night. I normally dont do that amount.
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Our PPV (Pay Per View) feature allows you to set value for individual content. When a user clicks on a PPV content, he/she sees a popup that they need to pay a certain amount of money to view the content for a certain period of time. You can set different values for subscribers and non-subscribers as well as for Single Part, Multi Part and Live Streaming content.
Note: First you need to integrate Payment Gateway (Monetization --> Payment Gateway) to enable PPV plan.
Before adding Pay Per View plan, first you need to enable this feature in your CMS.
To enable PPV, go to "Monetization" --> "Settings" in your CMS.
A window will open. Where the default currency will be already set.
Click on 'Add more price for specific country" if you want to set another currency for PPV content. (While adding currency for other country, you need to convert your default currency to that specific country's currency. For example, if your default currency is US Dollar and you are adding currency for India, then you need to convert the value of US Dollar to Indian Rupees. If you have set $1.00 for a content then while adding INR you need to type Rs. 64.45 in the corresponding field.). You can also set different value for different countries. Like $1.00 for US and Rs. 500 for India and so on.
Note: By default this value will be applicable to all single part content including Live Streaming content. If you want to set different price for Live Streaming content then you can create a separate category for this and set different values.
A window will open. Where the default currency will be already set. Set the value for "Non-Subscribers" and "Subscribers".
Mention value for "Per Show", "Per Season" and "Per Episode".
Click on 'Add more price for specific country" if you want to set another currency for PPV content.
There are 2 categories under "Manage PPV Categories". 1. PPV categories for Single-part Content, 2. PPV categories for Multi-Part Content. PPV category price will supersede the PPV price that is already set for "All Single Part" content and/or "All Multi Part" content. That means if you have already set a PPV price for all single part content to $10 and then you create a category price $15 and apply the price to any single part content, then end users will see the category price when they click on the content.
To add PPV categories for Single-part Content, click on "Add Category" on the right-hand side.
A window will open. Mention a Title.
Type description for the category in the "Description" filed. (For example, You Can Access this Content for 2 Days) This will be appear in the payment popup screen when viewers try to purchase a content.
To add PPV categories for Multi-Part Content, click on "Add Category" on the right-hand side.
For Live Streaming content you can set a different category under Single Part content category.
Under Single Part Category click on "Add Category"
After setting up the PPV value for single part content, multi-part content and non-subscribers, subscribers now you can assign the PPV category to individual content in the Content Library. Here you need to select the single part category for single part content like movies, video clips etc., multi-part category for TV series and other multi-part content and for live streaming content, select the category accordingly.
Note: You can assign multiple categories to a specific content. When users click on the content to purchase it, they will see multiple categories with different pricing. They can select the category according to their preference.
Go to "Manage Content" -->"Content Library" in your CMS.
On the right-hand side of a content under "Action" column, click on "Set PPV".
In PPV Settings, you can set Number of Views (For how many times a user can view the content after purchasing it by using the voucher. For example, 1 time, 3 times etc.), Access Period (For how long the content can be accessed by the user after purchasing it. For example, 12 hours, 5 days, 1 month etc.) and Watch Period (Once the user start watching the content, he/she needs to finish watching the content before the watch period is over). If you will mention number of views to 1, access period to 7 days and watch period to 12 hours, then a user can watch the content 1 time within 15 days'. If the user starts watching the content (within 15 days) and stop it after some time. then he/she needs to finish watching the content before 12 hours (watch period), otherwise the content will expire.
To setup Number of Views, Access Period and Watch Period, go to "Monetization" -->"Pay Per View" --> "Settings".
Under PPV Settings, select the check box "Restrict Content by Number of Views" to restrict the user to watch the content for specific number of times. Then, mention the number in the corresponding field and click on "Update".
When a user clicks on a PPV content, he/she will get a popup to purchase the content. After purchasing the content, the user will get a popup for confirmation of purchase before the video stats playing. The user can either choose to play the video by clicking on "Watch Now" or close the popup by clicking on "Dismiss" to play the video afterwards. If none of the option is selected, the video will automatically start playing after 5 seconds.


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SEQUEL "STILL 2GETHER" TO BE SIMULCAST IN PH VIA iWANT EVERY WEEK
Thai heartthrob Bright Vachirawit sings first OPM cover for "Still 2gether"
Anticipation for BrightWin's newest project reaches fever pitch in the Philippines as iWant finally streams "Still 2gether," the sequel of the hit Thai series "2gether," on August 14, simultaneous with their airing in Thailand.
The Filipino-dubbed episodes of "Still 2gether" will stream on iWant every Friday at 10:30 PM in the Philippines. The Tagalized episodes will also be aired on cable and satellite TV via Kapamilya Channel on Saturday nights at 10 PM after "MMK," beginning August 15.
In "Still 2gether," Sarawat (Bright) and Tine's (Win Metawin) almost-perfect two-year relationship takes a different turn when their responsibilities in their music club start to mess with their dynamic. In order to maintain their relationship, Tine resigns from the club and joins another, causing jealousy and even more problems for the couple.
ABS-CBN's back-to-back surprises for fans also include Bright's first OPM song cover "With A Smile," which will be released as the official theme song of "Still 2gether" in the Philippines.
Catch the music video premiere of Bright's "With A Smile" this Friday at 3 PM on the official Star Music PH YouTube channel and the Facebook pages of Star Music, Dreamscape, iWant, and ABS-CBN Entertainment.
Fans have already expressed their excitement for the OPM cover by Bright, who is also a musician and has recorded Thai songs for the series' soundtrack. In "2gether," his character also sings and plays the guitar.
Stream "Still 2gether" for free on iWant or iwant.phstarting August 14 at 10:30 PM, and catch it on Kapamilya Channel on August 15 at 10 PM, after "MMK." For updates, like www.facebook.com/iWant, and follow @iwant on Twitter and @iwantofficial and @dreamscapeph on Instagram, and subscribe to www.youtube.com/iWantPH.
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package example.fetchgraph;

import javax.persistence.FetchType;
import javax.persistence.NamedEntityGraph;

import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.EntityGraph;
import org.springframework.data.repository.CrudRepository;

/**
 * @author Thomas Darimont
 */
interface ProductRepository extends CrudRepository<Product, Long> {

	/**
	 * Here we use the {@link EntityGraph} annotation to specify that we want to use the {@link NamedEntityGraph}
	 * product-with-tags specified on the {@link Product} entity.
	 *
	 * @param id
	 * @return
	 */
	@EntityGraph("product-with-tags")
	Product findOneById(Long id);

	/**
	 * Here we use the {@link EntityGraph} annotation to specify that we want the {@link Product#tags} association which
	 * is marked as {@link FetchType#LAZY} to be fetched eagerly.
	 *
	 * @param id
	 * @return
	 */
	@EntityGraph(attributePaths = "tags")
	Product getOneById(Long id);
}

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Patronyme
 Andreas Wenzel (1958-), skieur liechtensteinois, frère de Hanni
 Carl Friedrich Wenzel (1740-1793), chimiste allemand
 Christine Wenzel (1981-), tireuse sportive allemande
 Ernst Ferdinand Wenzel (1808-1880), pianiste et professeur de piano allemand
 Hanni Wenzel (1956-), skieuse liechtensteinoise, sœur d'Andreas
 Hartmut Wenzel (1947-), rameur d'aviron ouest-allemand
 Hugo Salas Wenzel (1935-2021), militaire chilien
 Kirsten Wenzel (1961-), rameuse d'aviron est-allemande
 Jean-Paul Wenzel, dramaturge et metteur en scène français
 Léopold Wenzel (1847-1923), compositeur et chef d'orchestre français
 Paul Wenzel, illustrateur américain
 Peter Wenzel (1952-), haltérophile est-allemand
 Ramona Wenzel (1963-), plongeuse est-allemande
 Tino Wenzel (1973-), tireur sportif allemand
 Johann Wenzel Peter, un peintre animalier autrichien

Voir aussi
 Loi de Wenzel
 Wenzell Brown (1911-1981), écrivain américain.


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Double podium at Rally Turkey
Hyundai Motorsport has registered a double podium in Rally Turkey, the fifth round of the 2020 FIA World Rally Championship (WRC)
Thierry Neuville finished in second place and took the maximum five Power Stage points, ahead of Sébastien Loeb, who claimed third overall - his first podium since Chile 2019.
Ott Tänak brought his difficult Rally Turkey to a more positive conclusion with four Power Stage points, as the team maintains second in the manufacturers' championship.
Hyundai Motorsport has concluded Rally Turkey with a double podium finish on a dramatic final day in which both Thierry Neuville and Sébastien Loeb picked up punctures on the opening stage.
With the longest test of the entire event - the 38.15km Çetibeli - run twice on Sunday morning, in addition to the shorter 6.28km Marmaris test, it was never going to be a straight-forward finish to the rally. However, issues for the crews during the opening run were not a welcome addition to the script.
Overnight leaders Neuville and co-driver Nicolas Gilsoul saw their 33-second advantage eradicated as they were forced to stop to change a tyre mid-stage. Loeb and Daniel Elena, too, were struck by tyre misfortune as they nursed their Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC through the final kilometres with a puncture, losing over a minute of time. They weren't the only crews to experience trouble in the first run through Çetibeli, which transformed the overall classification.
On the first pass through Marmaris, Neuville took an emphatic stage win to reclaim second overall, behind new rally leader Elfyn Evans, with Loeb in fourth overall - less than five seconds from the podium.
Heading into the repeat loop, all three Hyundai Motorsport crews - including the re-joining Ott Tänak and Martin Järveoja - were aiming to make it through safely in a bid to secure the maximum manufacturer points possible. Another stage win for the Belgian crew - their sixth of the weekend - saw them consolidate second with Loeb moving into third following Sébastien Ogier's retirement.
All eyes were on the Power Stage to see which drivers would add to their personal tallies. All three Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC pairs were able to secure points with Neuville fastest, Tänak second and Loeb in fifth. All in all, Hyundai Motorsport crews took eight stage wins (seven for Neuville, one for Loeb) from a possible 12, including five 1-2s.
The final result marks Hyundai Motorsport's 15th WRC double podium in total, and second in a row following the 1-2 in Estonia. Second place is Neuville's second podium finish of 2020, and his first since winning Rallye Monte-Carlo. By taking third, Loeb has taken his first top-three finish since Rally Chile last year, while also confirming the team's best result in Turkey following two consecutive third-place finishes in previous seasons.
In the manufacturers' championship, second-placed Hyundai Motorsport keeps the pressure on with just a nine-point deficit to the leaders. Tänak lies third in the drivers' table on 70 points, with Neuville fifth on 65.
Crew Notes: Thierry Neuville/Nicolas Gilsoul (#11 Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC)
Seven stage wins, including the Power Stage; Belgian crew's first podium since Monte-Carlo
Puncture in SS9 saw chances of victory snatched away after competitive weekend
I have the feeling we deserved to have taken more away from this weekend, but it is still a great feeling to be back on the podium again. We showed a strong performance and the car was working really well; we made some changes on Saturday afternoon and the speed was definitely there. Unfortunately, we were among the unlucky crews to pick up a puncture on the first stage today, which prevented us from taking the victory. Still, we fought back to take P2 and five Power Stage points, so from a championship point of view it was a good move. Even if we didn't take the win, we did the maximum we could. I have to say thanks to the team for all their efforts.
Thierry Neuville
Crew Notes: Sébastien Loeb/Daniel Elena (#9 Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC)
First podium for Loeb/Elena since 2019 Rally Chile; their second for Hyundai Motorsport
Crew had led event on Friday and were on a charge for second place before SS9 puncture
It has been a tough final day of this rally. The first stage this morning was a bit of a lottery and we didn't get the right numbers! There was a lot of dust and I was driving carefully because I knew there was a chance of a puncture, and suddenly that's exactly what happened. We only had ten pages of notes left so we decided to bring the car to the end, but I lost the tyre completely so had to drive really slowly. We were still in the battle for the podium. Our aim in the second loop was the get the car through safely and we were able to do that to secure third place – and a great podium finish.
Crew Notes: Ott Tänak/Martin Järveoja (#8 Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC)
Challenging weekend for Estonians, who were forced to stop on Saturday with steering issues
Four points secured with second fastest time in the Marmaris Power Stage
Since the beginning of the weekend, it has been a very challenging event for us. Friday night, we had some demanding conditions, then on Saturday morning we had to retire with the steering issue. Today, we had to drive through the first three stages with a target of getting something from the Power Stage. I didn't really have the full commitment to go flat out, somehow it was only at 90%, but we made it through and got four extra points which is much better than nothing.
Ott Tänak
It has been a tough rally and not the result we had hoped to score here, even if second and third places are not so bad. We had some reliability issues this weekend which shouldn't happen and that has cast a shadow on our result. We have also had these 'rally moments' with punctures on today's opening stage. My crews have done all they possibly could, and my thanks go to them. Our job now is to give them a better car for Sardinia.
Andrea Adamo Team Principal
Next rally
The 2020 FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) continues its modified schedule with a trip to Rally Italia Sardegna for round six
The gravel event takes place from October 8-11 and is a rally where Hyundai Motorsport has previously secured victory on three occasions - 2016, 2018 and 2019.
Final Overall Classification – Rally Turkey
2020 FIA World Rally Championship for Manufacturers' Standings
After round 5
2020 FIA World Rally Championship for Drivers' Standings
All results remain subject to official FIA confirmation.
Hyundai Motorsport strengthens operations with Team Principal appointment
Hyundai Motorsport has strengthened its operations with the appointment of Cyril Abiteboul in the role of Team Principal.
Hyundai Motorsport sets out championship ambitions for 2023 FIA WRC season
Hyundai Motorsport is prepared to meet the challenge of the 2023 FIA World Rally Championship head on.


Across campus and across disciplines, there is a growing awareness of the vital role quantitative literacy plays in student success. The ability to reason with quantitative information is viewed as crucial to becoming a successful student and citizen. At the University of Montana, we are committed to helping students succeed in math at every level. We offer free, drop-in math tutoring for any student taking developmental and 100-level math courses. Both M@UC and the Math Learning Center offer a plentiful supply of what some tutors call "non-digital laptop communication devices" – which is high-tech language for a lap-size whiteboard with a marker attached. In the past, even with encouragement from the tutors, most students were reluctant to get out of their chair to work at the big whiteboards on the walls. Now, with a scattering of personal whiteboards lying about, students can work out a problem where they are, and it's easier for the tutor to add a bit of help or point out a misstep when needed.
Students taking courses on the calculus track can find help at The Math Learning Center, located in the basement of the Math Building.
Fall semester hours are 10 am-4 pm, Monday through Thursday and 10 am - 1 pm on Fridays.
The M@UC Tutoring Center is located in the UC Commons.
Fall semester hours are 6 pm - 9 pm, Sunday through Thursday.
To view the most current math tutoring schedule, please visit http://hs.umt.edu/math/undergraduate/all-students/free-tutoring.php.
The Writing and Public Speaking Center works with all students as they write papers or prepare presentations in any discipline, free of cost. They help students interpret assignments, generate and organize ideas, edit prose, synthesize and integrate research, develop timed writing strategies, and deliver presentations. Tutoring sessions are available by appointment in Lommasson 271 and on a drop-in basis in the Mansfield Library and on the Missoula College campus.
The Writing and Public Speaking Center offers tutoring Sunday through Friday. Please visit our website for current tutoring hours: www.umt.edu/writingcenter.
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Visit Lommasson 271, call (406) 243-2266, or send an email to growl@mso.umt.edu.
TRiO primarily provides math tutoring in addition to several other course areas based upon our tutors' expertise. If you meet the eligibility for TRiO services (first in family to attend college; low-income or receiving a Pell grant; or, documented disability), you may receive FREE tutoring services from TRiO! Visit Lommasson 154 or http://www.umt.edu/triosss/Services/tutoring.php for more information.
The Learning Center (LC) on the Missoula College campus offers a variety of services to enhance students' academic success. Students can receive tutoring in math, writing and numerous other subjects. Skills assessments, accommodated test services and make-up testing are also offered at the LC. Working with the Retention Director, students can develop study skills, participate in academic coaching and other student support activities, as well as accomplish reinstatement plan activities. For information about these services, contact the LC at 243-7826 or the Retention Director at 243-7878, or visit the LC web site at http://mc.umt.edu/learning-center/default.php.
Missoula College students are also welcome and encouraged to use any tutoring service that is offered on the Mountain Campus.


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When progress toward immigration reform stalled in 2009, four young people from Miami, FL, two of whom (Juan and Felipe) are openly gay, decided that it was time to take dramatic action. They would walk 1500 miles to Washington DC to dramatize the barriers facing undocumented students and their family. Along the way, they would share their stories with "regular people" throughout the Southeast and give and receive encouragement from thousands of other immigrants struggling for a future.
Gaby Pacheco, Juan Rodriguez, Felipe Matos, and Carlos Roa began walking 15-20 miles a day with little more than faith and determination. They pushed their bodies to the extreme and faced the threat of detention and deportation every day. Yet, they were also met by the love and generosity of grassroots supporters—faith leaders, farm workers, immigrant families, and fellow students— who walked by their sides and gave them three meals a day and a place to lay their heads at night.
In Georgia, the walkers' humanity was a stark contrast to Ku Klux Klan members rallying against "the Latino Invasion." They passed through many Southeastern counties in which immigrants must live with crushing fear and hatred, wearing T-shirts proudly proclaiming themselves to be "Undocumented." When confronted by anti-immigrant opponents, they spoke to them directly and were able to change many minds about who immigrants are.
By the time they reached Washington, the Trail of DREAMs walkers had gained 60,000 online and text followers, been covered widely by English and Spanish press, and had sparked solidarity marches around the country. The four-month odyssey was instrumental in moving the President to speak out on behalf of the DREAM Act, and to the House of Representatives passing of the DREAM Act in December 2010.
Gaby Pacheco, Juan Rodriguez, Felipe Matos, and Carlos Roa faced intense fears and hardships on the Trail but, with each step, gained the courage to move forward despite them. Today, the four Trail of DREAMs walkers continue to inspire people around the country through their leadership and humanity.


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The Church of St Martin, Cwmyoy, Monmouthshire, Wales, was begun in the 12th century, although most of the current structure dates from the 13th century. The church is most notable for its extreme tilt, the result of a landslide. This has led to many attempts to strengthen the church and prevent its collapse, through the use of massive tie beams and buttresses. The church is in the Gothic style, and has a chancel, nave, south porch, and western tower. A round-headed north window dates to the 12th century, and the nave roof has been dated to the late 13th or early 14th century. St Martin's is a Grade I listed building and an active parish church. It is dedicated to St Martin of Tours.

History
The church is difficult to date but the North-West window in the nave is the oldest feature, from the 12th century. The underlying geology is of Old Red Sandstone overlying marl, and processes of slippage and subsidence over the centuries have caused the tower and chancel to move in opposite directions, twisting the entire structure. The initial landslips must have occurred soon after the original construction as the medieval fabric of the church shows evidence of repairs and rebuilding in attempts to address the instability of the site. The tower is medieval but cannot be dated with certainty. A Victorian restoration by J. James Spencer in 1887 added buttresses to the nave and chancel and flying buttresses to the tower. These efforts sought to stabilise the church rather than to "set (it) straight". Further renovations took place in 1991. St Martin's is known as "the crooked church" due to the extreme nature of its non-alignment and has been called "the most crooked in Britain". The church is an active church in the parish of Llanvihangel Crucorney with Oldcastle and Cwmyoy and Llanthony.

Architecture and description
The church is constructed of Old Red Sandstone rubble with stone-tiled roofs. The architectural style is Gothic and the building comprises a nave, chancel, porch and a three-storeyed tower with a castellated parapet. The interior is slightly less altered than the exterior, the nave roof dating from the late 13th or early 14th centuries. The unevenness of the structure remains very evident, however, the writer Simon Jenkins noting, "visitors might be on the deck of a galleon in a storm, with the chancel about to slide overboard". The Monmouthshire writer and artist Fred Hando describes the church chancel as an example of a "weeping chancel", where the non-alignment of the nave and chancel axes was deliberate and was intended to represent the body of Christ in death, the nave standing for the body and the chancel standing for the head, fallen to the right. The rood screen is a "remarkable work of craftsmanship". The church's windows are 16th-century and the communion rails date to the 17th century. A number of 18th- and 19th-century funeral monuments within the church were constructed by three generations of the Brute family of the distant village of Llanbedr, near Crickhowell, Powys.

The tower contains a set of six bells dating from 1672, 1697, 1700, 1700, 1722 and 1722. Cadw notes that a set of this age with such contiguous dates is "a rarity".  However, the bells cannot be rung in the proper manner, as one or more of the bells are cracked or broken and the tower has been deemed incapable of supporting the forces generated by change ringing.

The church is a Grade I listed building, its listing noting its "interesting history, distinctive historic character and fine fittings".

Cwmyoy Cross

In the nave of the church stands a stone cross, sometimes referred to as a wayside cross or crucifix, dated to the 11th or 12th century. In the Middle Ages the cross, which bears a rare carving of Christ on the cross, would have stood in the churchyard to be venerated by pilgrims travelling through the Black Mountains, via Llanthony Abbey, to St David's Cathedral in Pembrokeshire.

At the Reformation the cross was buried in the churchyard for safety, although Henry VIII's soldiers never came to the church. In 1967 the cross was stolen but was eventually located in a London antique shop after being recognised by the Keeper of Sculpture at the British Museum. It was returned to the church, although without its stepped base, and is now set into a square-shaped stone which bears an inscription.

The cross is described by the eminent Monmouthshire antiquarian J. M. Lewis in his 2000 article "The Cwmyoy Crucifix" for The Monmouthshire Antiquary.

Parish
St. Martin's Church is part of the amalgamated Benefice of Llantilio Pertholey. It is still an active church, and a regular service of Holy Communion is held each Sunday at 9.30am.

Churchyard

The preaching cross is a scheduled ancient monument. Amongst the gravestones, a modern example consisting of a roughly hewn purple slate pillar close to the north-west corner of the church is notable. It marks the resting place of the racing driver Arthur Denys Gill (1926–2008), who farmed nearby after retirement from the sport.

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Scheduled monuments in Monmouthshire
Church in Wales church buildings
13th-century church buildings in Wales
Towers completed in the 13th century
Inclined towers
Black Mountains, Wales


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ProfiBusiness.eu - Business, Products, Companies in Europe » News » Bayer to support Harvard Research Study to Evaluate Trust in Science, Including in COVID-19 pandemic
Bayer to support Harvard Research Study to Evaluate Trust in Science, Including in COVID-19 pandemic
With the public debate on the merits of scientific data throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Bayer announced its support for a new, multi-year Harvard Data Science Initiative (HDSI) research effort. This initiative will explore the public engagement with science, and better understand how to build confidence in the reliability, capability and integrity of scientific data and sound science.
"Scientific progress is essential to solve the pressing challenges of our time," said Werner Baumann, Chief Executive Officer at Bayer. "We are honored to join the Harvard Data Science Initiative's efforts to evaluate the best ways to strengthen public dialogue around science and empower future evidence-based innovation. The acceptance of science is critical for human progress."
The HDSI Research Fund for Trust in Science supports the advancement of trust in science through data-driven, actionable insights. The first HDSI undertaking will be to study the public response to scientists and scientific findings in the wake of COVID-19, with other trust in science topics addressed in the future. These findings can guide future activities that strengthen the role of science and facts in decision making. Bayer has committed to support this multi-year research initiative with a total of one million US dollars.
"While scientists have emerged as visible advisors during the COVID-19 pandemic, a public debate has emerged about the value and validity of scientific research as nations evaluate the next steps in their recovery," said Monika Lessl, Head of Corporate R&D, Social Innovation at Bayer and Executive Director of the Bayer Foundation. "Therefore, we will work with the HDSI to evaluate the successes of and learnings from scientific communication during the pandemic's early months and identify opportunities to further improve the delivery of scientific data and insights among key audiences."
Established in 2017, the HDSI coalesces activity in statistics, computer science, and diverse fields of application to advance data science methodologies and apply them to questions of societal importance and impact. Through its Corporate Membership Program, the HDSI connects leading global organizations with Harvard's broad data science ecosystem to create opportunities for long-term scientific, economic, and social progress. Bayer joined the program in January 2020.
"Public trust in science is fundamental to our ability to change the world for the better, whether in academia, government, non-profit or industry," said Francesca Dominici, co-Director of the HDSI and Clarence James Gamble Professor of Biostatistics, Population and Data Science at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. "We are fortunate to have a partner like Bayer who is committed to thinking creatively and holistically about how data can illuminate the path toward a healthier future."
About Bayer
Bayer is a global enterprise with core competencies in the life science fields of health care and nutrition. Its products and services are designed to benefit people by supporting efforts to overcome the major challenges presented by a growing and aging global population. At the same time, the Group aims to increase its earning power and create value through innovation and growth. Bayer is committed to the principles of sustainable development, and the Bayer brand stands for trust, reliability and quality throughout the world. In fiscal 2019, the Group employed around 104,000 people and had sales of 43.5 billion euros. Capital expenditures amounted to 2.9 billion euros, R&D expenses to 5.3 billion euros.
About Harvard Data Science Initiative
The Harvard Data Science Initiative was launched in 2017 to connect data science efforts across Harvard University's numerous schools and research centers. It combines and coordinates diverse technical and domain expertise to ignite moonshot initiatives and drive scientific, economic, and social progress. Through its research and education initiatives the HDSI revolutionizes and amplifies data-driven approaches to creating new knowledge for the world.
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So stinkin cute! Thanks for sharing your work!
Dawn, I love this Halloween bag-a-lope! Can't wait to make one.
And that it's a treat bag or a luminary is awesome! Your ideas and projects are so great! Thanks!
You are amazing. This is such a cute idea. Thanks for sharing again.
Very cute little treat bag. Love the tea light luminary too. Hope you show us a Christmas version too. These would be cute place treats at dinner.
This is so freaking cute! Just when I was not going to get any Halloween sets but I think I need this set to make these. I love the idea of a little luminary too. The candy sounds pretty yummy too. Thanks for such a great video tutorial!
Dawn thanks for this wonderful video! I've always thought the bag-a-lope was great idea but using it as a luminary is an awesome idea! What did we do before battery operated tea lights tfs.
I love these Dawn! Such a cute idea, treat bags for the kitties and decorating bags for the adults. Thanks for sharing and inspiring. Oh I'd love to know the na,e of the color of your nail polish?
Adorable project. I really love them with the candles inside. How cute would those be with a Christmas theme. Thanks!
How cute. They glow so nicely. You are a very creative stamper.
Wow love these bag a lopes!!! Great for Christmas and New Year too.. Thanks for the tips on reinking and the money savings when purchasing the entire set of either ink pads and re inkers.. Love all your creations Dawn.. Thanks for sharing with us alll !!!!
Just so cute! Creative to use envelopes to make these bags. I would use the envelopes that cone with cards for donation requests in the mail!
I will be making this before Halloween! I was thinking how cute this would be with a tea light candle in it and then you showed that, great minds think alike! Thank you for all the great Halloween mojo this year, I have really enjoyed your projects and videos!
Oh to cute my great granddaughter would just love the bag-a-lope. I would also 🙂 Just love your web page. Look forward to it every day.
Simply Beautiful. Do you plan on making a Christmas version? These would be pretty sitting on a fireplace mantel.
Very nice! I knew I liked that set. But I opted for the Home Bundle because it was more versatile.
OMG! Just made a Bag-A-Lope the other day!
Now I have to decorate…Thanks for the idea of a Luminary!
Oh, How cute is this. This can be used for so many things, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Valentine Bab – a – Lope as well.
And, I just love the tea light bags. Adorable and clever!
I thought Frankie was cute, this is just as good. Thanks for sharing.
These envelopes are just to cute I love all the cute things you can make out of them.
What a wonderful idea, an illuminary….
I like your spooky bag. I like the idea of adding a tealight to use as a luminary.
Love, love, love it! The luminary is a great idea!
Love this idea. Will have to quickly get some made.
I seriously have no idea how you keep coming up with fresh ideas week after week – love these!


I notice that OSCADA has an OPC UA server (as well as OPC UA client) and also can communicate with PLCs using Modbus RTU and Modbus TCP.
It appears to me that OSCADA can be a very nice option as an OPC UA server (for example to serve Data from the PLC (Modbus) to an ERP system (like SAP or Idempiere) or other OPC clients using the OPC UA server feature..
2) Do you have any recommendations or restrictions?
I appreciate very much any information you may provide!
Sure and that directly described in the OpenSCADA functions and characteristics.
All the specific and restrictions wrote in the module document and in ToDo.


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Several weeks ago we were holding the HTC Flyer for the first time, a brand new tablet running a unique version of HTC's Sense user interface on top of Android 2.3 Gingerbread, all in a mid-sized tablet form factor with a special "Scribe" stylus for on-screen writing. We got to look at this device as the HTC Flyer (a Wi-fi version of the tablet) and the HTC EVO View, a WiMAX-capable black instead of white plastic casing version. Now what we've got coming down the underground pipeline is a Honeycomb upgrade for the full tablet experience!
But wait, wasn't HTC able to get ahold of Honeycomb back when they first started producing the HTC Flyer? We'd like to think that they were able to do so since the Motorola XOOM had already technically been released right around that time earlier this year, and certainly several Android 3.x Honeycomb devices had been released before the Flyer was sent out to stores, so what gives? More than likely it was simply much more feasible to build Sense around Gingerbread at the time of development for this device than it was to work with Honeycomb.
Now we've got this totally-unauthorized BETA, and an early Beta at that, build of Honeycomb for the HTC Flyer in RUU – you can access it at MoDaCo courtesy of Paul – if you should take the risk and run it, let us know how it goes. Meanwhile check out what we know about the AT&T HTC Jetstream, the manufacturer's first 10-inch tablet and first device running Honeycomb. We'll more than likely take a look at the tablet before it's released to the public having been excited about its existence since it was simply called the Puccini.


I would like to have advice on ayurvedic tooth gum treatment patanjali ?, I would be grateful to you.
The chronic infection in the gums cause gingivitis with bleeding. It will be accompanied by bad breath, swelling and blackish discoloration. Ayurvedic medicines can be taken to strengthen the gums and to reduce the inflammation. Brushing twice and oral hygiene will be beneficial to improve the oral health.
Ayurvedic medicines like Saptachadadi kvath - 15ml with 60ml of warm water before food twice daily, Neem capsules and Khadira gutika - one tablet twice dialy after food can be taken for a week and then reviewed. G32 Tablets can be used to massage the gums twice in a day.
Include carrots, cucumber, trumeric, bitter gourd and goose berry. Avoid excess cold or hot things, hard irritating foods, spicy foods and carbonated beverages.. Try to gargle each time after eating and floss if necessary. Please do have regular checkups as advised with your dentist to avoid severe pain.
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Cercamia är ett släkte av fiskar. Cercamia ingår i familjen Apogonidae.

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Cercamia