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Understandably, Offit Kurman attorneys have been getting a lot of inquiries from our community association clients and management companies on what to do about the COVID-19 virus, how they should respond and communicate to homeowners. CAI (the Community Association Institute) has published some guidance on its website, along with a sample letter that can be adapted for use to your community associations.
https://www.caionline.org/Pages/Coronavirus.aspx
HOAs with annual meetings scheduled in the near future have asked about the possibility of holding "virtual meetings" of members. That's generally not allowed under North Carolina law unless there is very specific language in the bylaws addressing the format and protocol for such meetings. My colleague Jim Slaughter, a Registered Parliamentarian, has published an article on this topic that can be found here:
http://lawfirmcarolinas.com/blog/lets-have-our-meeting-or-convention-online/
As Jim notes, circumstances may be so urgent as to justify holding a virtual meeting, understanding the risk that someone may later challenge the validity of any action taken at such a meeting.
For North Carolina HOAs, there is a specific statute in the North Carolina Nonprofit Corporations Act that allows boards of directors to conduct meetings via teleconference. Still, there is no corresponding statute for meetings of members.
55A-8-20. Regular and special meetings.
(a) The board of directors may hold regular or special meetings in or out of this State.
(b) Unless the articles of incorporation or bylaws provide otherwise, the board of directors may permit any or all directors to participate in a regular or special meeting by, or conduct the meeting through the use of, any means of communication by which all directors participating may simultaneously hear each other during the meeting. A director participating in a meeting by this means is deemed to be present in person at the meeting.
Can A Board Disclose the Identity of a Person Exposed to COVID-19? Another topic of concern is what type of information can and should a board disclose to its members when it learns of a possible Covid-19 infection. This may be less a concern in single-family HOAs than in condominiums or townhomes, where proximity to other people is a genuine concern.
We believe that if a board learns that one of its community's members is infected, that the board should let owners know that there is a possibility of exposure to the virus; however, we do not advise that the board discloses the identity of the person or that the board attempts to impose different requirements on an infected person (such as limiting access to community mailboxes). While we recognize the pressures boards face from members who want to protect themselves and their families, we cannot treat people with a virus differently than other people. These are people's homes, and there is no less of a right to be sick at one's home than there is a right to be free from the virus.
ABOUT MIKE HUNTER
mike.hunter@offitkurman.com | 704.716.0817
Mike Hunter's practice focuses on community and condominium association law. He represents more than 700 associations across North Carolina.
Mike's background includes real estate and litigation, with a concentration in the area of creditors' rights, including debt collection, bankruptcy, foreclosure, lien enforcement, and collateral recovery.
From 1995 to 2006, Mike served as an assistant attorney for the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office, primarily in the areas of civil process and judgment enforcement.
ABOUT BEN KARB
ben.karb@offitkurman.com | 704.716.0929
Ben Karb's law practice is dedicated to commercial real estate transactions and advising HOAs and condominium associations in both North and South Carolina.
In his HOA and condominium practice, Ben regularly advises HOAs and condominium associations across a broad spectrum of issues, including the interpretation of covenants, contractual matters, and collection of assessments. He routinely attends membership meetings and assists communities with the ever-difficult process of amending their governing documents. He has formed numerous HOAs and condominium associations, and regularly drafts and amends Declarations and corporate documents for his clients.
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Q: Handling custom javascript exceptions in iOS's UIAutomation UIATarget.onAlert I've set up some UIAutomation scripts that will eventually become jenkins tests. The UIAutomation scripts do not output in jenkins-friendly format, so I'm using tuneup_js, specifically this failure exception.
When a test fails, I can throw a custom FailureException. The exception is gracefully caught and failure output is properly logged. The output is Error: FailureException: "hello world".
My problem occurs when I try to throw that same FailureException inside an onAlert handler, UIATarget.onAlert = function onAlert(alert) {...}. In my onAlert function, I throw a FailureException if the title matches a certain regex, but the FailureException is never caught and the tests crash with the following output:
Script threw an uncaught JavaScript error: hello world on line 18 of assertions.js

Any ideas how I can throw this FailureException inside the onAlert handler and handle it properly? It seems as if the onAlert is handled in a different scope than the rest of the tests, but I'm not sure how to rectify that.

A: The core problem here is that js exceptions don't really work with asynchronous code like an event loop (which is why you rarely see thrown exceptions at all in "modern javascript" code and people use error callbacks instead).
If you look at the test function in tuneup_js, it catches an exception that gets thrown by fail and then calls UIALogger.logFail.  UIATarget.onAlert will respond to some top-level alert event and run in that context, outside of the test function, so triggering an exception there means it won't be caught by the try/catch block in test.
One thing that does work is is using a closure to return data to the caller, something like:
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South Africa-based casual dining restaurant chain Barcelos is looking forward to set up about 40 outlets by the end of 2019.
The firm, which opened its second restaurant in south Delhi's Hauz Khas Village hopes to set up new stores by company-owned and franchise mode. This store is stretched in the area of 3200 sq. ft and has raw and rustic interiors.
Delhi-NCR, Kochi, Chennai, Mumbai, Jaipur, Pune, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Goa and Kolkata are among the other locations where the brand is planning to open its stores in future. The brand also intends to invest USD 5 million by fiscal 2017. With an eye on opening about 25-30 outlets in India, it is targeting Rs 200 crore turnover in four years time.
With a single operation founded in Pretoria, South Africa in 1993, Barcelos has grown exponentially which led it to start franchising in 1998. It has been expanded its presence in 17 countries with 120 outlets.The company currently employs in excess of 2000 staff and instills ongoing high standards and expectations from all staff at head office and stores alike.
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Some cities are just plain pretty, and some are a little less photo-friendly. I wanted to give you a little bit of a guide to some spots you should check out in Valencia, to get the very best photos of the city. I'll include some of my favourite locations, as well as the best times to be there to get some really amazing shots. Consider this your Instagram tour of one of the most beautiful cities in all of Spain (a country really quite Instagram ready to start with). Parks in Valencia, some great quiet streets and some bustling locations can be found below.
There are two places that I love to take people to show them something of the city energy and bustle that Valencia has to offer, one that is perfect to see people and movement, and another which is great to see daily life and routines in their most picture friendly places.
The central square in Valencia is an incredible location to really get a sense of the energy of the city, and the combination of the wide open square, the busy traffic and the dominating fountain in the middle make it ideal. You can take some fantastic shots from the centre of the square, and capture the grand and beautiful government buildings, and you can also get some really lively shots from the streets that ring the square. These side streets are packed with fun restaurants and fast-walking people, as well as plenty of tourists as well. These locations are great any time of the day, sunny or night.
Warm nights in long thin streets, with open street cafes and restaurants and great food are for me, the hallmark of Spain. There is nowhere I have visited that can compete with Spain (and Valencia) for gentle evening vibes. Some of my absolute favourite streets to really capture this gentle, relaxed and easy-going outdoor dining atmosphere are the streets surrounding the cathedral in Valencia. Based in the Cuitat Vella district of the city, these streets are tiny and tall, and with the right light (during early mornings and early evenings), you can find some stunning shots of Spanish life glacially drifting by.
There is nowhere better in the city to find natural beauty mixed with Valencia's unique energy, than the part of the park right below the Palau de la Musica de Valencia. Here you can find a large rectangle pond surrounded by tall columns, as well as gorgeous Japanese looking trees planted in little islands on the corners of the pond. Trees all around, and people gathering to dance, cycle and hang out make this a really peaceful gathering of the natural and easy-going energy that typifies Valencia to me.
On the side of this pond is a row of palm trees that frame a shot beautifully, and I'd highly recommend checking out this spot for a great photo.


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BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) — Boca Raton's Amanda West is out of jail Tuesday following her Monday morning arrest for DUI, battery and resisting an officer.
West was arrested by PBSO and booked into jail at 3:52 Monday morning. She was released on her own recognizance several hours later.
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Samsung has taken the 'M' series a step forward by launching the highly-awaited Galaxy M51 in Germany. Samsung has revealed the main highlights of the renowned Galaxy M51 through its official European website. The handset is launched at a price tag of 360,01€ (approximately Rs.31,500) for the 6GB RAM+128GB storage variant. The device is only available for pre-order for the time being.
The main highlight of the Samsung Galaxy M51 is the humongous 7,000 mAh battery it packs. This is a remarkable feat of engineering that has not been heard of before. Apart from this, the device also supports 25W super-fast charging technology to charge the battery to its maximum capacity in the blink of an eye.
Samsung is known to provide mesmerizing display units in the Galaxy M series. Continuing the trend, the South Korean multinational conglomerate company provides the Galaxy M51 with a near-bezel less 6.7-inch full-HD+ Infinity-O display that is propelled by the Super AMOLED Plus technology. The visual experience is ought to be breathtaking with vivid, contrasting colors that are true-to-life.
Samsung has been sneaky with the Galaxy M51 ever since the rumors of a Galaxy M series smartphone with a 7,000 mAh battery surfaced. Although, Samsung has continued to play the sneaky card by not revealing details about the processor that is equipped below the hood. The only detail revealed about the processor is that it is a powerful octa-core processor that will provide a smooth gaming experience even with graphics-intensive games.
Rumors from reliable sources suggest that the processor equipped could be the snappy Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 SoC. However, these are mere speculations. On the software front, the handset will boot in Samsung's custom skin OneUI on top of Android 10. To ensure the privacy of the user, the South Korean technology giant has provided a side-mounted fingerprint scanner on the Galaxy M51.
In terms of optics, the Galaxy M51 packs a quad-camera setup that features a primary 64-MP camera with f/1.8 aperture; a 12-MP Ultra-Wide-Angle shooter with f/2.2 aperture and a field of view of 123-degrees; a 5-MP depth sensor with f/2.4 aperture, and lastly a 5-MP macro camera with f/2.4 aperture. On the front, the Galaxy M51 equips a 32-MP sensor that is expected to capture stunning portraits.
The Galaxy M51 features Samsung Knox that protects the privacy of the user using a multi-layered security mechanism. The feature gets enabled once the handset is booted and protects sensitive data from the hands of malware and other threats.
Talking about the launch of the "Meanest Monster Ever" in India, the e-commerce giant Amazon has teased the smartphone in its entirety. According to reliable sources, the handset will launch in September in India and will be priced below the Rs.30,000 mark.
The Galaxy M51 is an all-in-one package that will not fail to impress the masses with its revolutionary camera setup, impeccable glossy design, splendid display unit, and smooth interface. It has been observed in the past that the Galaxy M series equip some of the most powerful camera setups. However, the results are below-par.
The Galaxy M31 and Galaxy M31s featured a whopping 64-MP primary sensor, yet they failed to impress. To avoid such a scenario, it will be a wise decision to download Google Camera on the Galaxy M51. Gcam is a powerful camera software that improves the camera performance of the smartphone by a great margin.
Gcam offers a truckload of features that are backed by the powerful post-processing of Google. It is important to note that Gcam is the stock camera application of Google's Pixel series. However, it cannot be downloaded on the Galaxy M51 as it is exclusive to the Pixel series. Nevertheless, it can be downloaded on the Galaxy M51 via an APK.
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The Galaxy M51 seems to be a capable smartphone in theory. The handset is a worthy competitor that features specifications that are never heard of before. Unfortunately, Samsung has not released details about the launch in India yet. Having said that, more details about the launch will be heard shortly.
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Marco Silva has no doubt the competition between Michael Keane, Yerry Mina and Kurt Zouma will make all three better players - even if it is giving the Everton manager a headache.
Mina got his chance in the centre of defence last week with Zouma ineligible to face parent club Chelsea and the former Barcelona man kept his place alongside Keane for Saturday's 1-0 victory over Cardiff.
Mina and Keane have kept clean sheets in both games and Silva admits he is torn between wanting to give all three opportunities and the stability of a settled back four.
He said of leaving out Zouma: "It was a really difficult decision to take. We have very good solutions in that position at this moment.
"Kurt Zouma deserved to play the 90 minutes as well but it's football. Other times Mina was on the bench and Kurt was playing, or Michael wasn't playing some moments.
"Zouma worked really hard during the week to show me he wants to play. We have five, six months to play, a busy December as well, and all of them will have their chance to play more and more.
"I'll see what will be my decisions. What we achieved before Mina came into the starting XI with Kurt and Michael, and (Seamus) Coleman and Lucas (Digne) as well, that stability is really important. They start to know better each other and they did really well.
"Last game our organisation was fantastic and the back-line did really well, and Mina did well and kept his position. I can change for many reasons. I like to have this problem. That means we have quality and I don't have doubts.
"This competition between them will make them better players every day and we can grow as a club in this way."
The result, settled by Gylfi Sigurdsson's 59th-minute goal, lifted Everton up to sixth place in the Premier League table and left Cardiff in the bottom three.


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Russian supermarket explosion injures at least 13
Police officers and firefighters at the scene of an explosion at a supermarket in St. Petersburg, Russia, on Wednesday.Anatoly Maltsev / EPA
Dec. 27, 2017, 8:52 PM UTC / Updated Dec. 28, 2017, 8:56 AM UTC / Source: Associated Press
MOSCOW — The explosion at a supermarket in Russia's second-largest city was a terrorist attack, President Vladimir Putin said Thursday.
At least 13 people were injured Wednesday night when an improvised explosive device went off at a storage area for customers' bags at the supermarket in St. Petersburg. Investigators said the device contained 7 ounces of explosives and was rigged with shrapnel to cause more damage.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Putin made his comment Thursday at an awards ceremony at the Kremlin for troops who took part in Russia's Syria campaign but did not offer any details. He also said another terrorist attack had been thwarted in St. Petersburg but did not elaborate.
Putin has portrayed Russia's operation in Syria as a pre-emptive strike against terrorism at home. He said the threat of attacks at home would have been much worse if Russia had not intervened in Syria.
"What would have happened if those thousands (of terrorists) that I have just spoken about, hundreds of them had come back to us, trained and armed," he said in comments to Russian news agencies.
Related: What should the West do with fighters returning from Syria, Iraq?
Earlier this month, Putin telephoned President Donald Trump to thank him for a CIA tip that helped thwart a series of bombings in St. Petersburg, Putin's hometown.
Vladimir Putin says Saint Petersburg blast was 'act of terror'
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The Federal Security Service said seven suspects linked to the Islamic State group were arrested in connection to the alleged plot. The Kremlin said the suspects had planned to bomb Kazan Cathedral and other crowded sites.
In April, a suicide bombing in St. Petersburg's subway left 16 people dead and wounded more than 50. Russian authorities identified the bomber as a 22-year old Kyrgyz-born Russian national.


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Austria's Foreign Ministry Hit by Cyber-Attack
Sarah Coble News Writer
The Austrian government has been hit by a cyber-attack that could be the work of a rival foreign power.
The attack, which was leveled against the country's Foreign Ministry, began late on Saturday night. A spokesperson for the ministry described the incident as "serious" and said that experts had warned it could continue for several days.
On the same day the attack was launched, at a congress held in the city of Salzburg, Austria's Green Party said that it was in favor of forming a coalition with the conservative People's Party.
The ministry said that the attack had been caught early and countermeasures had immediately been put in place. The signatures and the pattern of the attack suggest that it could be the work of a state-sponsored threat actor.
"Despite all intensive security measures, there is never 100 percent protection against cyber-attacks," the ministry said, before adding that other European countries had been affected by similar incidents in the past.
By Sunday, the ministry's official website was once again accessible.
Commenting on the news, Hugo van den Toorn, manager of offensive security at Outpost24, said: "It is true that despite the precautions taken and all the controls in place, a motivated attacker can always find a way through an organization's defenses. Although we see an increase in politically motivated attacks over the past few years, we should remain vigilant in blaming certain threat actors or nation-states.
"As we also see that attribution remains difficult with cyber-attacks, past attacks have taught us that adversaries will attempt to make their attacks look like other actors in an attempt to avoid taking the blame or to provoke conflicting parties."
This latest incident in Austria follows the serious cyber-attack on the German government's IT network, which was launched in March 2018. A group of Russian-backed threat actors known as APT28 or Fancy Bear was suspected to be behind not only that attack, but also an earlier cyber-hit on the German parliament carried out in 2015.
APT28 are similarly suspected of waging cyber-warfare on entities in Eastern Europe and in the United States.
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A World class University is all Konza Technocity Needs: The rest will follow
What is the present day silicon valley might not have become what it is without the existence of Stanford University. In 1876 when former California Governor Leland Stanford bought their first 650 acres of land for a country home in San Francisco, he certainly didn't have silicon valley in mind. Even as the Stanford couple were deciding to setup an institution in memory of their gone-too-soon son in 1884, the option of setting up a private university appeared not to be a first choice. As the Stanfords made exploratory visits to the then established MIT, Harvad and John Hopkins universities, they probably didn't imagine the scale of impact that would arise from setting up "yet another university" - in memory of Leland Junior. Here is an account of Stanford University's history and the rise of silicon valley.
That happenings in Silicon valley over the years have shaped the global economy is not in doubt. That many cities and regions in the world are trying har…
Why would you call Konza Technocity a white elephant?
Its been two years since former President Kibaki broke ground and laid the foundation stone for Konza Techno City - back in January 2013. The ceremony was then considered long overdue by industry pundits. The project, estimated to be implemented in about two decades is significant to Kenya's growth aspirations so much so that it is labelled as a Vision 2030 flagship project. That President Kibaki prioritized Konza City's ground breaking in the late days of his presidency is telling of how important the project was for his legacy.
Here's a media clip of the proceedings at the early 2013 ground breaking ceremony.
Fast forward to December 2014 and there was some traction. The Konza Technocity Authority board has since been set up, and career investment banker Mr. John Ngumi was appointed as its chair. ICT4D specialist Dr. Catherine Adeya - Weya - also got to act as the authority's CEO for over 2 years. One of the milestones of Dr. Adeya's legacy has been preparation of a detailed econom…


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Australia's Department of Defence wants input on proposed changes to "controlled technology" export controls – and the deadline is this coming Friday.
Those controls are described in The Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 and are unloved by Australia's tech sector because their requirements to seek approval before sharing code are felt to have a chilling effect on academic research into cryptography and other advanced technologies.
Australia isn't alone in fighting that battle: internationally, the Wassenaar Arrangement's impact on crypto research is a touchy topic – especially since December 2016, when talks broke down. White-hats who travel to conferences to show off their exploits are particularly leery of the pact, since its classification of exploit software as a weapon puts the onus on researchers to seek exploit licenses merely to collaborate with researchers overseas.
Australian researchers have to worry both about Wassenaar and the local laws that implement it. In 2015, HackerOne's chief policy officer Katie Moussouris warned that the impasse threatened fixes to big bugs by crimping collaboration.
All of which makes the Defence Export Controls branch consultation important.
In the e-mail that accompanied the launch of the consultation, the department canvasses the idea of a "specific personal use exemption" for the export of technology.
That might not be enough to keep the academic hackers hacking: the department gives the example that "a permit will not be required to take a computer or data storage device overseas that contains controlled software or technology where it is for personal use and will not be transferred".
The department also proposes a change to legislation to clarify "that the physical export of controlled software and technology stored on an uncontrolled good (e.g. computer/data storage device) will require an export permit".


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Chloe was born in Metropolis. Her cousin is Lois Lane, Superman's future love interest. Her mother left her father when Chloe was 5. She moved to Smallville with her father Gabe and begun attending Smallville High School in the 8th grade. She is the editor and reporter for the school newspaper, The Smallville Torch. Also, in the summer of her freshman year, she interned at The Daily Planet in Metropolis for whom she one day hopes to work. She has a crush on Clark Kent. Pete Ross has a small crush on her. She is very curious about all the strange activities in Smallville since the meteor shower. She keeps a Wall of Weird in her office. Recently, Lana Lang has moved in with her and her father. Chloe is very aware of Clark's love for Lana.
She had a short run partnership with Lionel Luthor to get information on Clark, in order to further her journalist career, but this did not last long, due to the disastrous effect of being associated with Lionel. In fact, when Lex Luthor has his father sent to prison, Chloe testified, and was then placed in the witness protection program with her father for her own safety.
Allison moved to South Beach California at the age of 2. At 4, she appeared in print and commercials. At 7, she studied at The Young Actors Space in Los Angeles, where she still lives. She is also a dancer and a singer.
Allison has recently announced her engagement to longtime boyfriend Peter from the band "Leisure".
Notable TV Appearances: "The Saturday Show", "The Nightmare Room", "Kate Brasher", "Providence", "7th Heaven", "Empty Nest".


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"Summertime, and the livin' is easy." Well, it sure is a whole lot better at Wit and Wisdom's Wit on the Water patio overlooking Baltimore's inner harbor. Executive Chef Zack Mills has added a new outdoor kitchen with its own smoker and raw bar. There will also be a pig roast on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in addition to live entertainment on Thursdays and Sundays, making Wit on the Water the prime destination throughout the summer and into early fall.


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While I haven't exactly been starved of football this summer, between the Gold Cup and the Women's World Cup, there is nothing like watching the mighty Bolton Wanderers. The Trotters began their preseason with a stop in at Al Lang Stadium to play FC Tampa Bay. There was a considerable home advantage, boys from Bolton are not used to humid heat, so it was a good test of fitness. They might be a mid-table side in America's second division, but Tampa Bay made it clear that this didn't mean the game was a foregone conclusion.
Bolton dominated play in the first half, but Tampa Bay had the better shots. Coyle put out a line up that could very well be our starting XI next season. Darren Pratley made his first appearance in a Bolton shirt, partnering Mark Davies in the midfield, and looked quite sharp. I miss Stu Holden a lot, but Pratley has the potential to be a very good bit of business. If you've read the blog for a while, you'll know that I (controversially) am not Paul Robinson's biggest fan, however he impressed tonight. He looked quite fit, was making the right runs, and didn't once make me cringe with a tackle.
In fact, most of the players were decent, mixing some nice passing with tried-and-true long ball tactics. Jussi was tested several times by Mozzi Gyorio, and in spite of my many declarations that he is losing it, was solid. I think the pink keeper kit is giving him some sort of power. At the other end, Tampa keeper Attinella also impressed, easily dealing with the few shots heading his way. The first half was by no means poor, but was rather uneventful.
Coyle ushered in the second with the expected amount of substitutions. Jussi, Robinson, Knight, Pratley, Mark Davies, Taylor, and Klasnic made way for Bogdan, Alonso, Wheater, Muamba, Gardner, Petrov, and Robbie Blake (who apparently can still play). This massive change appeared to be working, and Bolton were looking much the dominant side, testing the new Tampa goal keeper Evan Newton several times. However, in the 65th minute FC Tampa Bay had something to say about this, and Matt Clare scored assisted by Pascal Millien. This was followed by another round of substitutions, putting on Obadeyi, Connolly, and Eaves for Chungy, Steinsson, and Kevin Davies, leaving Cahill the only man to play 90 minutes.
In the end, it was a disappointing if not heart breaking game. While you would expect an ambitious Premiership side to beat Tampa Bay, there was some promising playing done. It should not be forgotten that Tampa Bay are half way through their season and playing at home, while Bolton have been together for 10 days and were in a foreign climate. Hopefully the rest of the tour will bring better results, as this has whetted my appetite.


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Research & Commentary: Renewable Energy Mandate Expansion, Carbon-Dioxide Tax Would Make Life Harder for Low-Income Washingtonians
News Stories February 6, 2019 Heartland Institute	Tim Benson
Carbon-dioxide taxes are inherently regressive and disproportionally harm low-income families. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) found a $28 per ton carbon tax would result in energy costs being 250 percent higher for the poorest one-fifth of households than the richest one-fifth of households.
CBO reports the reason for cost discrepancy is "a carbon tax would increase the prices of fossil fuels in direct proportion to their carbon content. Higher fuel prices, in turn, would raise production costs and ultimately drive up prices for goods and services throughout the economy … Low-income households spend a larger share of their income on goods and services whose prices would increase the most, such as electricity and transportation."
The Washington Policy Center estimated the I-1631 carbon-dioxide tax would increase average household costs between $234 and $305 in the first year alone, and between $672 and $877 per year after 2030. Costs for the newly-proposed tax would be similar and would take $7.879 billion away from Washington drivers over the next decade.
One other substantial problem with the carbon-dioxide tax is that it would produce an insignificant environmental benefit, as Oren Cass, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, noted in National Affairs. "The effectiveness of a carbon tax as a matter of environmental policy [depends] not only on how it would directly alter the trajectory of [local] emissions but also on its ability to affect global emissions by driving globally applicable technological innovation or by influencing the behavior of foreign governments," wrote Cass. "On each of these dimensions, the carbon tax fails."
Thanks to its copious hydroelectric power sources, the Evergreen State currently has some of the lowest retail electricity prices in the United States (7.68 cents per kilowatt hour). Moreover, a 2018 WalletHub study reports that only Colorado has lower total energy costs than the Washington. Legislators should refrain from taking any action that would increase the prices.
The higher energy costs guaranteed by a switch from fossil fuels to higher-cost "renewable" electricity sources, such as wind or solar, lead to slower economic growth. Affordable energy is the key to productivity growth and the production of virtually all goods and services. At the same time, a carbon-dioxide tax would make everything more expensive for working families in Washington, raise costs for businesses, and have an insignificant effect on global CO2 emissions. For the good of all Washingtonians, legislators should reject these two proposals and move to abolish the Renewable Energy Standard altogether.


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If you haven't already picked up Limbo during a sale, it's free on Steam right now.
Limbo has frequently appeared in Humble Bundles, during sales, and was even given away to early Xbox One adopters. The game was free again on Xbox Live last week, and now it's totally free on Steam.
These free copies of Limbo are intended to promote developer PlayDead's fast approaching second game, Inside, which releases on Xbox One June 29, and on Steam on July 7.
If you haven't played Limbo yet, for whatever reason, now's the time. It's a truly wonderful, spooky, intense game, with an excellent sense of visual style and a soundtrack that will chill and haunt you. There are a lot of indie platform-puzzlers out there that aim for artistic resonance, but Limbo is, in my opinion, probably the best. It's one of my favourite games ever – add it to your library, at least, while it's free.


The 12th India-UK Joint Economic and Trade Committee (JETCO) meeting was held in London on 11th January, 2018. The Indian delegation was led by Hon'ble Commerce & Industry Minister (CIM), and the UK side was led by the Rt. Honourable Dr. Liam Fox MP, Secretary of State for International Trade. Hon'ble CIM had a separate bilateral meeting with Secretary of State where detailed discussions were held on trade and investment issues.
2. To strengthen the long-standing relationship, India-UK JETCO was established on 13th January, 2005. At the 12th meeting, both India and the UK welcomed the strong economic performance of both the countries and the opportunities this presents for business to boost trade and investment. The JETCO provides a platform for both the countries to discuss trade related issues and to strengthen bilateral ties. The Ministers appreciated the work done by the Joint Working Groups on Trade, Smart Cities and Technological Collaboration, Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering under the ambit of the JETCO.
3. UK and India are important trading partners. Bilateral trade in merchandise goods between the two countries during year 2016-17 saw US$ 12 billion.
4. During the meeting, Hon'ble CIM observed that both India and the UK cherish the historical ties, shared democratic values and close people-to-people contacts and further looked forward to strengthen the relationship built on these pillars.
5. The Ministers issued a Joint Statement, after the 12th JETCO meeting, which outlined the priorities of the two countries and the vision to attain the same.


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namespace bloaty {

extern int verbose_level;

class NameMunger;
class Options;
struct DualMap;
struct DisassemblyInfo;

enum class DataSource {
  kArchiveMembers,
  kCompileUnits,
  kInlines,
  kInputFiles,
  kRawRanges,
  kSections,
  kSegments,

  // We always set this to one of the concrete symbol types below before
  // setting it on a sink.
  kSymbols,

  kRawSymbols,
  kFullSymbols,
  kShortSymbols
};

class InputFile {
 public:
  InputFile(absl::string_view filename) : filename_(filename) {}
  InputFile(const InputFile&) = delete;
  InputFile& operator=(const InputFile&) = delete;
  virtual bool TryOpen(absl::string_view filename,
                       std::unique_ptr<InputFile>& file) = 0;
  virtual ~InputFile() {}

  const std::string& filename() const { return filename_; }
  absl::string_view data() const { return data_; }

 private:
  const std::string filename_;

 protected:
  absl::string_view data_;
};

class InputFileFactory {
 public:
  virtual ~InputFileFactory() {}

  // Throws if the file could not be opened.
  virtual std::unique_ptr<InputFile> OpenFile(
      const std::string& filename) const = 0;
};

class MmapInputFileFactory : public InputFileFactory {
 public:
  std::unique_ptr<InputFile> OpenFile(
      const std::string& filename) const override;
};

// NOTE: all sizes are uint64, even on 32-bit platforms:
//   - 32-bit platforms can have files >4GB in some cases.
//   - for object files (not executables/shared libs) we pack both a section
//     index and an address into the "vmaddr" value, and we need enough bits to
//     safely do this.

// A RangeSink allows data sources to assign labels to ranges of VM address
// space and/or file offsets.
class RangeSink {
public:
  RangeSink(const InputFile *file, const Options &options,
            DataSource data_source, const DualMap *translator,
            google::protobuf::Arena *arena);
  RangeSink(const RangeSink &) = delete;
  RangeSink &operator=(const RangeSink &) = delete;
  ~RangeSink();

  const Options &options() const { return options_; }

  void AddOutput(DualMap *map, const NameMunger *munger);

  DataSource data_source() const { return data_source_; }
  const InputFile &input_file() const { return *file_; }
  bool IsBaseMap() const { return translator_ == nullptr; }

  // If vmsize or filesize is zero, this mapping is presumed not to exist in
  // that domain.  For example, .bss mappings don't exist in the file, and
  // .debug_* mappings don't exist in memory.
  void AddRange(const char *analyzer, absl::string_view name, uint64_t vmaddr,
                uint64_t vmsize, uint64_t fileoff, uint64_t filesize);

  void AddRange(const char *analyzer, absl::string_view name, uint64_t vmaddr,
                uint64_t vmsize, absl::string_view file_range) {
    AddRange(analyzer, name, vmaddr, vmsize,
             file_range.data() - file_->data().data(), file_range.size());
  }

  void AddFileRange(const char* analyzer, absl::string_view name,
                    uint64_t fileoff, uint64_t filesize);

  // Like AddFileRange(), but the label is whatever label was previously
  // assigned to VM address |label_from_vmaddr|.  If no existing label is
  // assigned to |label_from_vmaddr|, this function does nothing.
  void AddFileRangeForVMAddr(const char* analyzer, uint64_t label_from_vmaddr,
                             absl::string_view file_range);
  void AddVMRangeForVMAddr(const char* analyzer, uint64_t label_from_vmaddr,
                           uint64_t addr, uint64_t size);

  // Applies this label from |from_file_range| to |file_range|, but only if the
  // entire |from_file_range| has a single label.  If not, this does nothing.
  void AddFileRangeForFileRange(const char* analyzer,
                                absl::string_view from_file_range,
                                absl::string_view file_range);

  void AddFileRange(const char* analyzer, absl::string_view name,
                    absl::string_view file_range) {
    // When separate debug files are being used, the DWARF analyzer will try to
    // add sections of the debug file.  We want to prevent this because we only
    // want to profile the main file (not the debug file), so we filter these
    // out.  This approach is simple to implement, but does result in some
    // useless work being done.  We may want to avoid doing this useless work in
    // the first place.
    if (FileContainsPointer(file_range.data())) {
      AddFileRange(analyzer, name, file_range.data() - file_->data().data(),
                   file_range.size());
    }
  }

  // The VM-only functions below may not be used to populate the base map!

  // Adds a region to the memory map.  It should not overlap any previous
  // region added with Add(), but it should overlap the base memory map.
  void AddVMRange(const char* analyzer, uint64_t vmaddr, uint64_t vmsize,
                  const std::string& name);

  // Like Add(), but allows that this addr/size might have previously been added
  // already under a different name.  If so, this name becomes an alias of the
  // previous name.
  //
  // This is for things like symbol tables that sometimes map multiple names to
  // the same physical function.
  void AddVMRangeAllowAlias(const char* analyzer, uint64_t vmaddr,
                            uint64_t size, const std::string& name);

  // Like Add(), but allows that this addr/size might have previously been added
  // already under a different name.  If so, this add is simply ignored.
  //
  // This is for cases like sourcefiles.  Sometimes a single function appears to
  // come from multiple source files.  But if it does, we don't want to alias
  // the entire source file to another, because it's probably only part of the
  // source file that overlaps.
  void AddVMRangeIgnoreDuplicate(const char* analyzer, uint64_t vmaddr,
                                 uint64_t size, const std::string& name);

  const DualMap& MapAtIndex(size_t index) const {
    return *outputs_[index].first;
  }

  // Translates the given pointer (which must be within the range of
  // input_file().data()) to a VM address.
  uint64_t TranslateFileToVM(const char* ptr);
  absl::string_view TranslateVMToFile(uint64_t address);
  const DualMap* Translator() { return translator_; }

  // Decompresses zlib-formatted data and returns the decompressed data.
  // Since the decompressed data is not actually part of the file, any
  // Add*Range() calls to this region will be no-ops.
  absl::string_view ZlibDecompress(absl::string_view contents,
                                   uint64_t uncompressed_size);

  static constexpr uint64_t kUnknownSize = RangeMap::kUnknownSize;

 private:
  bool FileContainsPointer(const void* ptr) const {
    absl::string_view file_data = file_->data();
    return ptr >= file_data.data() && ptr < file_data.data() + file_data.size();
  }

  bool ContainsVerboseVMAddr(uint64_t vmaddr, uint64_t vmsize);
  bool ContainsVerboseFileOffset(uint64_t fileoff, uint64_t filesize);
  bool IsVerboseForVMRange(uint64_t vmaddr, uint64_t vmsize);
  bool IsVerboseForFileRange(uint64_t fileoff, uint64_t filesize);

  const InputFile* file_;
  const Options options_;
  DataSource data_source_;
  const DualMap* translator_;
  std::vector<std::pair<DualMap*, const NameMunger*>> outputs_;
  google::protobuf::Arena *arena_;
};

// NameMunger //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// Use to transform input names according to the user's configuration.
// For example, the user can use regexes.
class NameMunger {
 public:
  NameMunger() {}
  NameMunger(const NameMunger&) = delete;
  NameMunger& operator=(const NameMunger&) = delete;

  // Adds a regex that will be applied to all names.  All regexes will be
  // applied in sequence.
  void AddRegex(const std::string& regex, const std::string& replacement);
  std::string Munge(absl::string_view name) const;

  bool IsEmpty() const { return regexes_.empty(); }

 private:
  std::vector<std::pair<std::unique_ptr<ReImpl>, std::string>> regexes_;
};

typedef std::map<absl::string_view, std::pair<uint64_t, uint64_t>> SymbolTable;

// Represents an object/executable file in a format like ELF, Mach-O, PE, etc.
// To support a new file type, implement this interface.
class ObjectFile {
 public:
  ObjectFile(std::unique_ptr<InputFile> file_data)
      : file_data_(std::move(file_data)), debug_file_(this) {}
  virtual ~ObjectFile() {}

  virtual std::string GetBuildId() const = 0;

  // Process this file, pushing data to |sinks| as appropriate for each data
  // source.  If any debug files match the build id for this file, it will be
  // given here, otherwise it is |this|.
  virtual void ProcessFile(const std::vector<RangeSink*>& sinks) const = 0;

  virtual bool GetDisassemblyInfo(absl::string_view symbol,
                                  DataSource symbol_source,
                                  DisassemblyInfo* info) const = 0;

  const InputFile& file_data() const { return *file_data_; }

  // Sets the debug file for |this|.  |file| must outlive this instance.
  void set_debug_file(const ObjectFile* file) {
    assert(debug_file_->GetBuildId() == GetBuildId());
    debug_file_ = file;
  }

  const ObjectFile& debug_file() const { return *debug_file_; }

 private:
  std::unique_ptr<InputFile> file_data_;
  const ObjectFile* debug_file_;
};

std::unique_ptr<ObjectFile> TryOpenELFFile(std::unique_ptr<InputFile>& file);
std::unique_ptr<ObjectFile> TryOpenMachOFile(std::unique_ptr<InputFile>& file);
std::unique_ptr<ObjectFile> TryOpenWebAssemblyFile(std::unique_ptr<InputFile>& file);
std::unique_ptr<ObjectFile> TryOpenPEFile(std::unique_ptr<InputFile>& file);

// Provided by dwarf.cc.  To use these, a module should fill in a dwarf::File
// and then call these functions.
void ReadDWARFCompileUnits(const dwarf::File& file, const DualMap& map,
                           const dwarf::CU* skeleton, RangeSink* sink);
inline void ReadDWARFCompileUnits(const dwarf::File& file, const DualMap& map,
                                  RangeSink* sink) {
  return ReadDWARFCompileUnits(file, map, nullptr, sink);
}
void ReadDWARFInlines(const dwarf::File& file, RangeSink* sink,
                      bool include_line);
void ReadEhFrame(absl::string_view contents, RangeSink* sink);
void ReadEhFrameHdr(absl::string_view contents, RangeSink* sink);

// Demangle C++ symbols according to the Itanium ABI.  The |source| argument
// controls what demangling mode we are using.
std::string ItaniumDemangle(absl::string_view symbol, DataSource source);

// DualMap /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// Contains a RangeMap for VM space and file space for a given file.

struct DualMap {
  RangeMap vm_map;
  RangeMap file_map;
};

struct DisassemblyInfo {
  absl::string_view text;
  DualMap symbol_map;
  cs_arch arch;
  cs_mode mode;
  uint64_t start_address;
};

std::string DisassembleFunction(const DisassemblyInfo& info);
void DisassembleFindReferences(const DisassemblyInfo& info, RangeSink* sink);

// Top-level API ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// This should only be used by main.cc and unit tests.

class Rollup;

struct DomainSizes {
  int64_t vm;
  int64_t file;
};

struct RollupRow {
  RollupRow(const std::string& name_) : name(name_) {}

  std::string name;
  DomainSizes size = {0, 0};
  DomainSizes filtered_size = {0, 0};

  int64_t other_count = 0;
  int64_t sortkey;
  double vmpercent;
  double filepercent;

  // The size of the base in a diff mode. Otherwise stay 0.
  DomainSizes old_size = {0, 0};

  std::vector<RollupRow> sorted_children;

  static bool Compare(const RollupRow& a, const RollupRow& b) {
    // Sort value high-to-low.
    if (a.sortkey != b.sortkey) {
      return a.sortkey > b.sortkey;
    }
    // Sort name low to high.
    return a.name < b.name;
  }
};

enum class OutputFormat {
  kPrettyPrint,
  kCSV,
  kTSV,
};

enum class ShowDomain {
  kShowFile,
  kShowVM,
  kShowBoth,
};

struct OutputOptions {
  OutputFormat output_format = OutputFormat::kPrettyPrint;
  size_t max_label_len = 80;
  ShowDomain show = ShowDomain::kShowBoth;
  bool showAllSizesCSV = false;
};

struct RollupOutput {
 public:
  RollupOutput() : toplevel_row_("TOTAL") {}
  RollupOutput(const RollupOutput&) = delete;
  RollupOutput& operator=(const RollupOutput&) = delete;

  void AddDataSourceName(absl::string_view name) {
    source_names_.emplace_back(std::string(name));
  }

  const std::vector<std::string>& source_names() const { return source_names_; }
  void Print(const OutputOptions& options, std::ostream* out);
  void SetDisassembly(absl::string_view disassembly) {
    disassembly_ = std::string(disassembly);
  }

  absl::string_view GetDisassembly() { return disassembly_; }

  // For debugging.
  const RollupRow& toplevel_row() const { return toplevel_row_; }
  bool diff_mode() const { return diff_mode_; }

 private:
  friend class Rollup;

  std::vector<std::string> source_names_;
  RollupRow toplevel_row_;
  std::string disassembly_;

  // When we are in diff mode, rollup sizes are relative to the baseline.
  bool diff_mode_ = false;

  static bool IsSame(const std::string& a, const std::string& b);
  void PrettyPrint(const OutputOptions& options, std::ostream* out) const;
  void PrintToCSV(std::ostream* out, bool tabs, bool csvDiff) const;
  void PrettyPrintRow(const RollupRow& row, size_t indent,
                      const OutputOptions& options, std::ostream* out) const;
  void PrettyPrintTree(const RollupRow& row, size_t indent,
                       const OutputOptions& options, std::ostream* out) const;
  void PrintRowToCSV(const RollupRow& row,
                     std::vector<std::string> parent_labels,
                     std::ostream* out, bool tabs, bool csvDiff) const;
  void PrintTreeToCSV(const RollupRow& row,
                      std::vector<std::string> parent_labels,
                      std::ostream* out, bool tabs, bool csvDiff) const;
};

bool ParseOptions(bool skip_unknown, int* argc, char** argv[], Options* options,
                  OutputOptions* output_options, std::string* error);
bool BloatyMain(const Options& options, const InputFileFactory& file_factory,
                RollupOutput* output, std::string* error);

}  // namespace bloaty

#endif


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Moto2 Rider Anthony West banned. Tested positive for Methylhexaneamine
Posted on November 29, 2013 by jozirides	Posted in NewsTagged Anthony West, Court of Arbitration, Court of Arbitration for Sport, Grand Prix motorcycle racing, Lausanne, Methylhexanamine, WADA, World Anti-Doping Agency
Press release from the FIM:
Doping – Decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sport
In the case of rider Anthony West
The FIM has taken note of the Award handed down on 22 November 2013 by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in the case of rider Anthony West, participant in the 2012 FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix in the Moto2 Class.
On 20 May 2012, Anthony West underwent an anti-doping test conducted by the FIM at the 2012 French Grand Prix. The urine sample obtained from Mr West revealed the presence of a stimulant (Methylhexaneamine) prohibited in competition under the FIM Anti-doping Code in force.
Following a decision of 29 October 2012 handed down by the FIM International Disciplinary Court (CDI) to suspend Mr West for one month, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) appealed to the CAS and called for a 24 month period of ineligibility to be imposed on Mr West.
The case was referred to a three-man CAS Panel. A hearing was held on 21 August 2013 in Lausanne and the parties were heard. The FIM was represented by the Head of its Legal Department, Mr Richard Perret.
The appeal by WADA against the CDI's decision was only partially upheld. The Panel suspended Anthony West for 18 months from which the one month's suspension already served was deducted.
Taking into account the considerable delay in the conduct of the case before the Court of Arbitration for Sport, the CAS Panel decided to set the start of the suspension retroactively at 20 May 2012.
Subject to the lodging of any appeal by one of the parties within 30 days with the Swiss Federal Tribunal and as provided for in the CAS Award, all the sporting results obtained by Anthony West from 20 May 2012 up to the expiry of the period of ineligibility (i.e. 19 October 2013) will be invalidated. The FIM will therefore modify the rankings of the 2012 and 2013 FIM Road Racing World Championships Grand Prix, Moto2 Class, accordingly. The FIM will also modify the rankings of the 2012 FIM Endurance Road Racing World Cup.
Source: FIM
Methylhexanamine, commonly known as 1,3-dimethylamylamine or DMAA, is an organic compound with the formula CH3CH2CH(CH3)CH2CH(CH3)NH2. Methylhexanamine is a simple aliphatic amine initially patented as a nasal decongestant and as a topical treatment for hypertrophied or hyperplastic oral tissues.[2] Methylhexanamine is a vasoconstrictor, and can be administered by inhalation to the nasal mucosa to exert its effect.
Methylhexanamine has also been marketed extensively under many names as a dietary supplement,[3][4][5] but its safety has been questioned as a number of adverse events and at least 5 deaths have been associated with methylhexanamine-containing supplements.[6] In April 2013, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned supplement makers that it was illegal to market methylhexanamine as a dietary supplement, and warned consumers of potentially serious health risks associated with methylhexanamine-containing products.
Source: Wikipedia.
2014 MV Agusta WSBK team
Doriano Romboni dies after crashing at Simoncelli Supermoto day


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Глухарево — деревня в Кирилловском районе Вологодской области.

Входит в состав Алёшинского сельского поселения, с точки зрения административно-территориального деления — в Ивановоборский сельсовет.

Расстояние до районного центра Кириллова по автодороге — 28 км, до центра муниципального образования Шиндалово по прямой — 9 км. Ближайшие населённые пункты — Гвоздево, Гончарка, Глазатово.

По переписи 2002 года население — 34 человека (18 мужчин, 16 женщин). Всё население — русские.

Примечания

Ссылки
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Населённые пункты Кирилловского района


In 1961, President Kennedy set a goal for the nation: beat the Russians to the Moon and do it within the decade. In 1969, NASA met that goal--but no one defined what should happen next. As a growing number of political, social, and economic problems vie for the nation's attention and money, Congress, Presidents, and the public aren't certain if manned space flight is really worth the cost and risk. But for legendary flight director Gene Kranz and the men and women of Mission Control, there's no doubt. Despite waning public support and shrinking budgets, they still have a job to do with no room for error. This feature-length sequel to Failure Is Not an Option tells the story of America's post-Apollo space program, from the point of view of the engineers of Mission Control. Through their experiences, we get a firsthand look at life inside Mission Control, as these driven engineers continue to push the boundaries of space flight from 1972 into the new century.


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The Economics of Climate Mitigation: Exploring the Relative Significance of the Incentives for and Barriers to Low-carbon Investment in Urban Areas
Achieving net zero emissions by 2050, as envisioned in the Paris Agreement, will require radical changes to urban form and function. Securing the necessary commitments and resources will be easier in the presence of a compelling economic case for mitigation. Focusing on Recife in Brazil, this article evaluates a wide range of low-carbon measures under different discount rates and energy prices. It finds that under less favourable conditions (high discount rates, constant energy prices), the city could reduce its emissions by 15 per cent, relative to business-as-usual (BAU) trends, through investment which would generate returns at market interest rates. Under more favourable conditions (low discount rates, increasing energy prices), the city could reduce emissions by 25 per cent with market-rate returns. That these opportunities have not been exploited indicates that barriers to low-carbon investment, including poor provision of information, transaction costs and capacity deficits may be of greater importance than the scale of direct incentives for raising climate investment. Decision makers therefore need to prioritise the dismantling of these obstacles to low-carbon investment and fostering of norms of environmental citizenship within cities.
Urbanisation, June 2017
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TORONTO, Ontario – Gwyneth Chapman, one of the more visible faces in John Tory's 10-month-long municipal election campaign that ended Monday, is confident that he will deliver as Mayor of Toronto.
"He will be working with the other levels of governments to uplift our communities and none of our communities will be left behind. People are not alone anymore and they will not be ignored. Help is underway,'' said Chapman, a community organizer and president of the Black Caucus.
Tory, 60, won 40 percent of the votes in an election with a record turnout.
He defeated his closest rival, Doug Ford, by a margin of more than 60,000 votes. Olivia Chow finished third with 23 percent of the votes.
Tory, who will take over on December 1, will be Toronto's 65th mayor. He'll preside over a 45-member council that includes former mayor Rob Ford.
Ford, despite his inability to campaign because of illness, was elected to his former Etobicoke North council seat.
Tory says he looks forward to working with Ford in a "productive manner on the city council''.
In his victory speech Monday evening, Tory reiterated his campaign promise to unite and build Toronto.
Tory said he has listened to voters and has heard their message.
"Voters want their elected officials to get down to working on the priorities that matter most to them: better transit; more jobs; an end to the gridlock that is choking our streets. And the electorate has spoken on one other issue – Torontonians want to see an end to the division that has paralyzed city hall the last few years,'' the mayor-elect said.
As an African-Canadian woman, said Chapman, she is "extremely happy'' at Tory's mayoral victory.
"We now have a mayor who is going to work to bring people together in moving Toronto forward. He is someone who has demonstrated a long history of making himself available to help the Black community,'' Chapman told Pride News Magazine.
Tory's victory also has been welcomed by many others in the African-Canadian community, including Rosemary Sadlier and businessman Trevor David.
"I congratulate John Tory on being mayor-elect of the City of Toronto and look forward to his actions – with Council – in addressing the pressing issues of transit, employment, housing and diversity,'' said Sadlier, president of the Ontario Black History Society (OBHS).
David, executive director of the AfriCana Village & Museum, is also excited about a Tory-led City of Toronto.
"For the past 20 years I have seen John Tory out and about in the Black community, reaching out and engaging in conversations; to address issues you have to have a conversation. For that reason I feel John Tory's heart is in the right place,'' David said.
The Toronto mayoral contest was the most closely watched race in the polling in which hundreds of other candidates – including some from the Black and Caribbean community – were also seeking elected office as councillors and school board trustees across the province.
In Toronto, Michael Thompson was re-elected to city council. And, 32-year-old Tiffany Ford is one of nearly a dozen new trustees on the Toronto District School Board.
In other parts of the province, Trinidad-born Kevin Ashe was elected an Ajax councillor and African-Canadian, Patrice Barnes, will be making her debut as a Durham District School Board trustee.


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Home ownership isn't what it used to be
Marketplace Staff Jun 11, 2010
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Frank mentioned buyer's remorse, and for the most part we've been talking about smaller purchases. But sometimes that remorse comes in much bigger packages, like a house. About two-thirds of American households live in homes they own. But only 13 percent tell pollsters that they've achieved the American Dream.
By Curt Nickisch
Andrea and Raymond Quenneville think they timed it about as well as they could, taking the plunge last year at what they considered a low point in the market. They bought a yellow house in Merrimack, N.H.
"Four bathrooms, two-car garage, and then upstairs, we have five bedrooms," Andrea said.
"We have a bathroom downstairs," one her children pointed out.
"For a family of six, it's really nice to have so much space," she said.
Three thousand square feet. Enough for Raymond to have a room stacked with guitars and a sound-mixing board — he records music, at least when he has time. And upstairs, Andrea has her own sewing room. She crafts tote bags with flower and animal prints and sells them online. Although she admits, it's more of a hobby than a moneymaker.
"Maybe this is one reason why I have buyer's remorse," she said. "My fabric budget has drastically decreased."
When Andrea and Raymond first met, they discovered they shared a love of the outdoors. Even after they had children, they enjoyed hiking and camping. They named two of their kids after national parks: Bryce and Acadia, the one where they married.
So the house with a porch under tall pines looked good to them. They timed the purchase so they got the first-time home buyer tax credit. And they figured buying a teenage house would mean less maintenance. But Andrea says that tax credit ended up going straight into some big-ticket repairs.
"Unexpectedly, had to replace the roof," Andrea said. "And then day the roofers arrived, to start working on the roof, the water heater burst."
Andrea and Raymond always knew there'd be costs to owning. It's just different when you're actually writing the checks. To save money, they're trying to do more on their own, but that means more time. Take the leaky shower repair that Andrea says has put one bathroom out of commission.
"I think we started this project in July," she said.
They haven't been camping since they bought the house.
Now, their weekends are for raking and mowing. When it's not the yard, it's fix-it projects in the house. Raymond does miss the days when they were renting, when the weekends were theirs. He's a systems engineer and works long hours in Lexington, Mass. His commute is over an hour each way.
"The kids always want to play with me, and I come home from work and there's things that need to get done," Raymond said. "That, to me, is one of the biggest struggles with the home ownership, is having enough time to play with the kids."
But Raymond's trying to persuade Andrea that it will pay off eventually. He says those big mortgage payments are good, because it forces them to put money into the house, instead of another guitar or another bolt of fabric. But the tradeoffs work against them, too. For now, to manage the payment, Raymond is contributing less to his retirement plan, which means giving up some of the money his employer puts in as well.
The house debt — owing more than $330,000 — worries Andrea.
"I feel like with renting, we had more of a safety net, which is strange," she said. "Because everyone thinks you buy a home and it's stable and safe and you'll be there for a long time. And it's the cornerstone of being an adult, and it's seen as a sign of wealth. Now, in this economy, it doesn't seem that that's true."
The house has dropped in value since they moved in. Andrea Quenneville realizes this is the choice she and Raymond made. They're living with it. They're not looking to sell. But she wants to be a better mother, raise good kids, and she worries home ownership undermines that.
"It's overwhelming and it's a burden that weighs on me," she said. I'm sure it colors how I see other things, and it impacts how I parent, and how much patience I have, and it spreads through your life."
There are days Andrea is glad they bought the house. Other days, she wishes they were still renting.
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Save Askham Bog!
By Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
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Thank you for supporting our campaign to Save Askham Bog!
UPDATE: Monday, November 4th
In less than a month, this campaign to #SaveAskhamBog has raised £28,594 in individual donations - absolutely astounding! This means that we can put forward the strongest possible case for Askham Bog's protection at the upcoming Public Inquiry.
Described as "irreplaceable" and a "cathedral of nature conservation" by Sir David Attenborough, Askham Bog is an amazing place for wildlife and of global significance. On October 9th, we launched this campaign to raise the vital funds to defend it at this month's Public Inquiry, and we're delighted to announce that we've surpassed our initial target by over £13,000 - a testament to how loved and valued this nature reserve is by local residents and naturalists alike.
Thanks to public support and generosity Yorkshire Wildlife Trust can better defend Askham Bog and its wildlife at this Inquiry.
We now have stronger scientific evidence thanks to Alex Jones (a chartered geologist and part of JBA Consulting's hydrogeology team), expert witnesses Professor Sir John Lawton and Professor Alastair Fitter, and first-rate planning advice.
What's more, we have secured excellent legal representation from Emma-Louise Fenelon and Darragh Coffey of 1 Crown Office Row Chambers, who are providing their time and expertise pro bono. We are truly grateful for their support. And thanks to you, we are able to cover all the other associated legal costs of the campaign.
The Public Inquiry is being held at The Citadel, Gillygate, York YO31 7EA from Tuesday 12th until Friday 29th November (excluding Mondays), 9am – 5:30pm. It is open to the public, so supporters of Askham Bog are welcome to attend on all or any of the days. The Planning Inspector will make a recommendation to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government on February 21st 2020, and there will be a final decision following this. We will keep you updated with developments as they happen.
Thank you once again to everyone who supported this campaign. We'll leave you with these words from one of Askham Bog's most inspiring supporters, Sir David Attenborough...
"... ancient places like Askham Bog, rich in biodiversity, must be protected. It is hugely valued by the people of York and by all naturalists and is part of our cultural and natural heritage. It is our collective responsibility to save it."
Extended until the weekend!
UPDATE: Thursday, October 31st - Guided walks at Askham Bog.
Today is the first day of the Nature Matters 2019: Time for Nature conference in York, and we're delighted that it's opening with guided walks around Askham Bog. Our President, Sir John Lawton, and Trustee, Alastair Fitter, are the guides:
THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER
14.00-17.00 Join Professor Alastair Fitter and Professor Sir John Lawton for a guided walk around Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's Askham Bog Nature Reserve. FULLY BOOKED
If you want to protect irreplaceable Askham Bog then there is still time to give! Please spread the word.
Only five days to go! Will it be enough to Save Askham Bog?
UPDATE: Friday, October 25th - This campaign closes next week!
With the Public Inquiry looming, every penny counts...
Donations have been steadily coming in this week and, once again, we'd like to extend our thanks to each and every one of you. You are proper Yorkshire heroes!
We're in touching distance of £22,000... Can we make it to £25,000 in just five days? With £25,000 we will go into the Inquiry with:
Stronger scientific evidence
Expert planning advice
Over 260 of you have supported this campaign so far... If each of you shared this page with just one person who loves the natural world as much as you do, then maybe we can do it!
Askham Bog needs us more than ever - as Sir David Attenborough said earlier this month: "It is our collective responsibility to save it."
Please keep sharing and supporting our campaign. Thank you.
Stop the press... We're over target!
UPDATE: Wednesday, October 16th - Grateful beyond words...
In less than a week, we have surpassed our initial target of £15,000! This is more than we could have hoped for. Thank you to everyone who has donated and shared this campaign!
We'd like to extend extra special thanks to our friends at York Civic Trust for their hugely generous donation of £5,000, which has massively increased our total.
At £21,214 at the time of this update, we are now in a much stronger position to argue the case for Askham Bog's protection at the Public Inquiry. However, as is typical with these things, costs are increasing all the time and our small team is stretched beyond capacity... With just a bit more, we could employ expert planning advice, which would significantly enhance our defence of Askham Bog and its wildlife.
Can we raise £25,000?
We have until October 30th to make it happen...
Please keep sharing and supporting. Askham Bog needs us.
Overwhelmed by the support so far!
UPDATE: Friday, October 11th - WOW... £11,824 raised already! What a way to head into the weekend. Thanks to every single one of you for your amazing support!
Sadly, we cannot risk early celebration. Askham Bog needs us now more than ever and we're already being told to expect costs far exceeding our initial £15,000 estimate. Please share this page and encourage friends and family to join this vital campagin. We must put forward the strongest possible case to save this irreplaceable nature reserve.
If you live or own a business in York, help us spread the word even further by putting a poster up in your window. You can download a poster via this link:
Save Askham Bog poster
Thanks once again for all your support so far. Together we can #SaveAskhamBog!
"Our collective responsibility to save it." - Sir David Attenborough
UPDATE: Thursday, October 10th - We were absolutely delighted to receive a new statement from Sir David in support of this campagin just yesterday!
"I am disappointed to hear that Askham Bog is again under threat. So much of the natural world is in peril and now, more than ever before, ancient places like Askham Bog, rich in biodiversity, must be protected. It is hugely valued by the people of York and by all naturalists and is part of our cultural and natural heritage. It is our collective responsibility to save it. I would urge all those who love the natural world to support Yorkshire Wildlife Trust who are fighting for it."
Thank you to everyone who has donated and shared this campaign so far. Together we can #SaveAskhamBog!
"Irreplaceable" - Sir David Attenborough
For its size, Askham Bog is the richest place in Yorkshire for wildlife: one in 20 of all UK species is represented here. Only minutes from the centre of York, this nature reserve is a proper urban oasis, and a haven for wildlife and people alike.
Askham Bog is truly astonishing, if a bit of a hidden gem - Sir David Attenborough called it a "cathedral of nature conservation" when he visited in 2016. A remnant of Yorkshire's ancient fenlands (it occupies the site of an ancient lake, left behind by a retreating glacier 15,000 years ago), it's absolutely extraordinary how many plants and animals thrive within its lush 120 acres.
Askham Bog is not only a window to our past - it represents everything we need to protect for the sake of our future.
Under threat again!
In July 2019, the City of York Council unanimously refused the planning application for development next to Askham Bog. Devastatingly, the developers are now appealing this decision and York's oldest and most beloved nature reserve is once again under threat.
Our natural world is in peril. Shockingly, the UK is one of the most nature depleted places on the planet and now, more than ever before, we must fight to conserve places like Askham Bog.
This nature reserve is part of York's natural and cultural heritage - it is our collective responsibility to protect it.
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust wants to defend Askham Bog and its wildlife at the forthcoming public inquiry*. But we need your help!
We need to raise a minimum of £15,000 for the necessary legal representation, and to gather additional scientific evidence, to argue the case for Askham Bog's protection.
As a charity we rely on public support - we cannot do this without you.
*Currently set to take place in November 2019.
15,000 years in the making...
Earlier this year, over 7,000 of you stood with us to object to this development! Will you stand with us again?
If 7,000 people donate just £2.50 each, then we will be able to make the strongest possible case to save Askham Bog. This development will cause substantial harm to a nature reserve that's a Site of Special Scientific Interest, as well as an urban haven for people and wildlife.
What's more, the success of this campaign will once again demonstrate to those in power how much our community loves and values Askham Bog.
Askham Bog has been 15,000 years in the making. We need to raise at least £15,000 by October 30th to protect it for Yorkshire, and for the next generation.
Wildlife cannot speak for itself - it is down to us to make a difference.
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