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Encinitas, California, Is Full of History
Encinitas is a beautiful city with a rich history. It is located on the Pacific Ocean coast of San Diego County. A number of museums, restaurants, and other attractions make the city a popular place to visit. One of the more interesting museums is the San Dieguito Heritage Museum, which highlights the history of the city. Other attractions include the La Paloma Theatre and the San Elijo Ecological Reserve.
La Paloma Theatre
The La Paloma Theatre in Encinitas, CA, is a historic movie theater that was built in 1927. It is a Spanish Colonial Revival-style structure. It features high vaulted ceilings and an orchestra section. A new owner recently renovated the exterior of the theatre. He also added a permanent stage lighting system, as well as Dolby sound equipment. However, the theater has had a troubled history. It has had a number of different owners in the past.
San Dieguito Heritage Museum
The San Dieguito Heritage Museum in Encinitas, California, collects and interprets the history of the region. Visitors can view historic homesteads, old tools, and artifacts from the Native Americans and ranchers of the San Dieguito River area. There is also an American Indian hut replica and a collection of old photos from the town of Encinitas.
The museum is a member of the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce. It is a non-profit organization. It offers various tours, educational programs, and special events.
San Elijo Ecological Reserve
San Elijo Ecological Reserve is one of the largest coastal wetlands in San Diego County. Its 979 acres in Encinitas, California, are home to nearly 700 species of animals and plants. The lagoon serves as an important stopover for many migrating birds. A wetlands conservation education program is available for students in grades K-8. The Conservancy website has multiple downloadable resources for teachers. Throughout the year, the Nature Collective works with the community to help preserve and restore the lagoon's natural habitat. This group consists of a number of partners, including the County of San Diego Parks and Recreation Department, California Fish & Wildlife, and the State of California.
Solterra Winery
Solterra Winery in Encinitas, California, has been operating for eleven years. This urban winery offers two rustic, yet modern buildings. The three-fourths of a acre winery is comprised of a 1,600-square-foot tasting room, indoor barrel room, and open air patio. Its outdoor space includes a fire pit area and bocce ball court. Solterra Winery also has a full-service restaurant, with Mediterranean menus and California-influenced dishes. The restaurant sources locally whenever possible. In addition to the dining experience, the winery offers a live music calendar and wine blending tutorials.
Roxy's
The Roxy in Encinitas, CA, is a great place to catch live music. It has a very vintage feel to it, but is also filled with a full bar and lots of seating. Whether you're going for a quick bite or a sit-down dinner, this eatery offers tasty meals for all budgets. If you're looking for a venue to host your next event, then the Roxy in Encinitas, California, is a great choice. The Roxy Cafe is located in the heart of downtown Encinitas, CA. This unique eatery serves a variety of American dishes, including a falafel sandwich that's incredibly delicious. Guests can choose from vegetarian and vegan options, and the menu is kid-friendly as well. For drinks, guests can opt for cocktails or an ice-cream.
Juanitas is a small mom and pop shop in the seaside city of Encinitas, California. It offers the same ol' tacos and burritos, but also has a decent wine list and some more sophisticated dishes like the cabeza del limon, a grilled pork dish with a mound of salsa. They also boast of having the best horchata in town and have a large menu of cocktails. The drinks aren't cheap, but the prices aren't outrageous.
Pannikin
The Pannikin Coffee & Tea, Encinitas has a lot to offer. Not only is this a great location to grab a quick brew, but it also offers a fun and friendly atmosphere. Located in the historic Santa Fe train station, it's easy to see why it's one of the most popular coffee shops in North County.
In fact, the coffee & tea store has been in business for more than a century. While it's true that the establishment has had a handful of owners in the past, it was originally purchased by the Santa Fe Railway for just a dollar. Following World War II, the train station was converted to a center for arts and crafts. It was then renovated in 1980. Today, it's home to Pannikin's award-winning coffee, a tasty burger from a local favorite, and an array of sweet treats to sate your sugar cravings.


It is a fact that the most important period for perceiving abstraction and the initialization of operational (functional) thinking is a period between three and seven years of age. It may, to a lesser degree be extracted to the age of twelve. During that period, very little or nothing at all is undertaken or applied in the stimulation of this important cognitive part for thinking.
Mensa is an organization which gathers people with high IQs (IQ is over 148). One of its main endeavours is the research on and application of intelligence for the betterment of the greater community. Within the Mensa framework, exists a SIG for the gifted called NTC. Long term research has gone into the challenge of improving intellectual abilities, particularly in children.
The author of this program, Dr. Ranko Rajovic, is a long term member of the four-member committee of the International Mensa for gifted children. As he was positioned at the very source of pertinent information available today and its world wide application, he assembled a team of eminent experts in the fields of pedagogy, neurophysiology, special education, psychology and genetics.
Together, they designed an efficient and simple program with built in capabilities for continuous tracking and assessment, evaluation and infometrics. Some of the advantages of this kind of concept are in its suitability for application to preschool children (aged between 3 and 7), as well as stimulation of the development of intellectual abilities of each child.
The fact is that the human brain develops in children of seven years (over 75%) and in children of twelve years (over 95%) is a strong and valid reason to start with the application of specialized programs as early as possible. It is the responsibility of the society, local community and each parent not to miss this extremely important period in life and to support the development of biological potentials of each child to its maximum.
A Pilot research was conducted in three kindergartens in Novi Sad and it has conclusively shown that every child who participated gained multiple and multifacetted advantages.
Following a presentation and results within international Mensa, eight European countries have adopted this program and have commenced its application. The Association of Teachers of Serbia has already included specific parts of this program into their obligatory activities for vocational training of our teachers. In Novi Sad, in pre-school institutions 'Radosno detinjstvo' (Happy Childhood - over 14000 registered children) a longitudinal research is being conducted. It will follow children from the age of three to the completion of elementary school. The process of tracking, measuring, analysing and processing of results involves a number of institutions including :- The Faculty of Philosophy, The Department for Pedagogy, The Faculty of Teachers in Sombor and The Academy of Kindergarten Teachers in Vršac.


Seventeen Letters Of George Noel Gordon, Lord Byron To An Unknown Lady, 1811-1817.
New York: Covici, Friede, 1930. 4to. 53 pp. "This book has been printed in the office of Joh. Enschede en Zonen, at Haarlem Holland, with Lutetia roman and italic. Typography by J. van Krimpen. The edition is limited to 500 numbered copies on Dutch Pannekoek all rag paper, of which 475 are for sale. This copy is number 52." No. 52 of 500 copies. fine.
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Several scientific studies indicate that pot smokers are indeed thinner than their counterparts, and current data helps explain why.
There's always a slew of repackaged fad diets hitting the mainstream as a way to lose a few extra pounds or keep one's current weight under control. But the pot smoker seems to have a built-in advantage. Several scientific studies indicate that pot smokers are indeed thinner and boast smaller waist sizes than their counterparts, and current data analyzed by researchers from the University of Nebraska of nearly 5,000 adults sheds more light on this phenomenon.
Ironically, cannabis use accompanies higher calorie consumption (an average of 600 calories more consumed per day than non-smokers). Yet somehow, this extra intake has no bearing on BMIs (body mass indexes), and in fact, pot smokers show a reduced likelihood of obesity than non-smokers.
Researchers from the University of Nebraska, the Harvard School of Public Health and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center tested 4,600 adults with regards to their blood sugar control, cholesterol levels and waist circumference.
With factors like as age, gender tobacco and alcohol use taken into account, they found that the 12 percent of whom were current marijuana users had much smaller waist circumferences than non-smokers, better regulated insulin levels and higher levels of HDL (good cholesterol). 42 percent of the group reported having smoked weed in the past, and while their results weren't as great as current smokers, they also showed similar outcomes.
Cannabinoids promote homeostasis at every level of biological life, from the sub-cellular, to the organism, and perhaps to the community and beyond.
These findings point to what could eventually become a strong case for medical marijuana advocacy. Obesity has become incredibly common, with more than one-third of U.S. adults falling under this category. Diabetes isn't far behind, with almost 90 million people currently diagnosed with the condition.
While some studies suggest that marijuana use may be more effective as a preventative measure rather than a treatment, a low-dose cannabinoid regimen may be useful for a wide spectrum of people in conjunction with diet and lifestyle changes.


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2014: A Year of Urban Ideas
Creative Placemaking Challenge – The Installations
Architecture+Design Film Festival
URBAN IDEA
Throughout 2014 Urban Idea hosted a series of events and programs highlighting the importance of art and design in city building. Hands-on activities involving professional artists engaging with community members, businesspeople, policymakers and more, examined physical space and considered options for creating positive change in our city and our public spaces. The Urban Idea Exchange in January inspired citizens with real-world examples of how the arts improve cities and generated possibilities for Winnipeg. City Builders youth camp taught teens to use art and design to change their communities for the better. The Creative Placemaking Challenge gave ordinary people the tools to transform some of Winnipeg's forgotten spaces into hubs of activity for a day.
The Creative Placemaking Challenge (CPC) puts the power of art to work using a LIGHTER, QUICKER, CHEAPER approach to neighbourhood development. While some places experiment with large-scale megaprojects, we're taking the low-cost, high-impact route to alter the West Exchange District. The idea is to imagine, and then to realize, artistic projects that demonstrate how embedding art into the street can transform neighbourhoods. Drawing on the success of arts-focused alley revitalization projects in cities like Melbourne and Seattle, the CPC is a design competition that invites anyone to creatively re-imagine a public space. Through an open call / juried process, participants will be given a limited budget and a window of time to prototype designs and install them in the Exchange District during 2014.
See pictures of the results as well as filmmaker Mike Maryniuk's document of the whole day here.
City Builders is a program for youth that employs art, design and experiential learning to help young people gain an understanding of how cities are built, planned and work. Using downtown Winnipeg as a classroom, hands-on creative workshops, experiential field trips, and presentations from community and civic leaders, youth participants will be invited to think critically about local urban sustainability issues and design creative projects proposing innovative solutions.
The Urban Idea Exchange is a conversation on Creative Placemaking in Winnipeg that will serve as a kickoff to the Year of Urban Ideas. Aimed at anyone interested in art, design, and cities, we invite artists, architects, landscape architects, academics, designers, businesspeople, and government to attend. It is a forum to talk about creative placemaking as concept, as policy, and as practice. Keynotes from Ann Markusen (University of Minnesota) and Dan Maginn (El Dorado Studio, Kansas City) anchor the day but participants will be fully engaged throughout the day by taking part in discussions, round tables, and more. The Urban Idea Exchange took place on January 23.
Creative Placemaking
Visionary city planners and community development leaders know that the health and well-being of a city is ultimately measured by the quality of life enjoyed by its residents. Great cities provide residents with a great quality of life by creating urban environments that are dynamic, people-friendly and alive with creative energy.
Creative placemaking is a movement in city building that seeks to improve community and urban health by recognizing the important role that art, culture and design contribute to creating vibrant and sustainable urban public spaces.
Molly Johnson, Project Coordinator: Molly holds an a MSc. in City Design and Social Science from the London School of Economics and a B.A. (Hons) in History in Art from the University of Victoria. She has worked as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of City Planning at the University of Manitoba, as a Program and Policy Analyst for the Province of Manitoba's Urban Development Branch, as the Policy Assistant for the City of Winnipeg's Civic Environmental Committee, and as a Research Associate for the Institute of Urban Studies at the University of Winnipeg. For several years she produced and hosted Living City Radio on the University of Manitoba's campus and community radio station, 101.5 UMFM. Her other volunteer experience includes committee member of the City of Winnipeg's Public Art Committee, and Communications Chair for the Manitoba Professional Planners Institute Executive. In 2008 she was a conference co-chair for the Planner's Network Conference. Later that year she was a co-organizer of Winnipeg's first Park(ing) Day installation.
Dominic Lloyd, Project Manager: Dominic is originally from the Yukon Territory where he worked in a number of capacities with several arts organizations including the Yukon International Storytelling Festival, the Dawson City International Short Film Festival, and the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture. He served as both Producer and Artistic Director of the Dawson City Music Festival from 1998 to 2004. In that year he relocated to Winnipeg to become Artistic Director of one of the country's premier music venues, the West End Cultural Centre. He held that position for nearly six years before joining the Winnipeg Arts Council as Project Manager for Winnipeg Cultural Capital of Canada 2010, moving into the role of Manager of Programs and Arts Development in 2011. Throughout his career he has served on numerous arts and community boards, been a juror and advisor for agencies across the country, and presented at conferences in Canada and Australia. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Canadian History and Political Science from Simon Fraser University.
The Year of Urban Ideas is a project of Urban Idea and the Winnipeg Arts Council with support from The Winnipeg Foundation and the Canada Council for the Arts.
Copyright, Winnipeg Arts Council and Urban Idea

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Using survey data from 45 questionnaires, 35 focus group questionnaires, and 13 interview questionnaires, this study contributes to the literature by examining 17 non cognitive and other factors believed to affect this relationship. This study found that participants did believe the non-cognitive and other factors impacted perception and the ability to persist in college. However, the findings indicated mixed views about first generation college students and mentorship.
In general, the findings can be used to further study African-American male persistence in higher education. Based on the results, this study has several future research possibilities to further the discussion. Future research can examine different types of higher education institutions in varying geographic locations. In addition, future studies can further explore the impact of subgroups" of African-American males such as athletes, first-generation college students, and other "nuclear groups" that may have a different experience than the average African-American male.


St. Lucy (whose name means "light") lived in the early 4th century. She was raised as a Christian and made a secret vow of virginity to Christ when she was still very young. Her mother, unaware of the vow, promised her in marriage to a pagan suitor. Lucy prayed for help, and her mother began to have an illness connected with her blood. They traveled together to the tomb of St. Agatha, prayed together and her mother was healed. Afterwards, Lucy revealed her vow to her mother, who accepted her decision. The groom-to-be, however, did not find out about the change of plans until he discovered that Lucy was selling off precious items and giving them and the rest of her dowry to the poor. He was enraged, and denounced her to the governor as a Christian. Lucy bravely defended her faith.
The governor decided to send her into prostitution and sent guards to carry her off to a brothel. But she reportedly became as stiff and immovable as a mountain, and the guards could not move her. Finally she was killed. Although it is unclear exactly how she was martyred, we are assured that her death was painful and according to many, long drawn out. St. Lucy is often depicted carrying her own eyes, which may have something to do with the way she was killed. She is the patron saint of blindness and eye problems. You can read more about her HERE.
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HORROR: Man Dies After Being Shoved onto NYC Subway Tracks
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A 34-year-old man died after being shoved onto subway tracks at a station in New York City's Upper West Side early Friday morning.
The unidentified victim cracked his head open and later died from his injuries at St. Luke's Hospital.
According to the New York Post, the 28-year-old man taken into custody was identified as Andre Boyce.
Boyce was recently released from prison after serving 7 years for attempted robbery and was under post-release supervision until May 2026, The Post reported.
The New York Post reported:
A 34-year-old man died early Friday after being pushed by an ex-con onto the tracks at an Upper West Side subway station, police said.
The straphanger cracked his head at the 96th Street Station after getting shoved during an argument just before 2 a.m., cops said.
EMS rushed the man, whose name was not released pending family notification, to St. Luke's Hospital, where he later died of his injuries.
Cops took a 28-year-old man, identified as Andre Boyce, into custody, police sources said.
Charges were pending against Boyce, who has a history of mental health calls with the department, sources said.
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cardboardtoast	in A Melancholic's Guide To Daily Living	 January 11, 2017 January 13, 2017 629 Words
What Reginald Wants
As a child, Reginald wanted juice. After a while, it could only be grape juice. After grape juice, he would only eat peanut butter sandwiches, specifically with the crust cut off. After the food, he wanted action figures. A whole toy chest wasn't enough to staff the titanic battles that took place on the dark brown rug of the apartment—the apartment where the walls always had to be white. After action figures, he wanted a bike. A red one, with gleaming metal that shone in the sun. After riding it around the parking lot for a while, it was on to video games. The outside never changed, but these presented whole worlds in bit, enemies to jump over and defeat. People, places, and worlds to save. All executed with fleet fingers moving over the controls. Hours at night, in front of the blue screen shining over his face, over the back of the wall, visible from the outside, in the dark world that always looked the same when he went outside. Inside, with the sound down so as not to wake anyone up, accompanied only by the clicking of the controls.
The games held him for a long time. Thinking about them during school, waiting to be free to return to those worlds where things happened, where dinner wasn't the big highlight. But after he saw a band play, he wanted a guitar. By now, he noticed girls, and thought that if he knew one of those he could talk like the other boys. However, playing a few clunky, buzzing notes in the basement quickly grew old.
So to augment that, he wanted taste, and opinions. Things he could say he liked, or that sucked, to have something to say. What he really wanted was a girlfriend, but he stood against the wall at the school dances, and just imagined.
When he met Sophia, she was all he wanted. And after she said yes to go to the movies, he spent a half hour just standing in his room, amazed. He felt similarly after their first kiss, and after their first time having sex. The room was dark, her blankets a deep blue.
At college, he wanted to be the smartest, wanted to lean back in his chair and feel sure of that. His 3.03 GPA begged to differ. After college, he wanted a job. Or needed one, rather. Even though it felt better to be out with Sophia, or playing video games, all he wanted to be was home, be drinking, be anywhere but with the documents over, and over, and over again. He wondered how, after all this time, things still never moved.
Then he wanted to get married and they did. In a church with both families and all the dressing. They honeymooned in a place that was sunny, warm, and prone to hurricanes. After he got married, he wanted a house. But outside, even from his own porch, everything always looked the same, give or take some rain, some snow, or some peak foliage. The rooms looked the same, clean, dirty, or rearranged. Then he wanted a dog. But all the dog did was wake him early, need food, and sleep on the floor while they watched the same TV. So he got a nice car, plenty of cylinders, red and gleaming in the sun. He rode it around the block a few times, letting the engine growl, but mostly was stuck in traffic in it, just like the old sedan.
One day, when it was dark and he had just turned off the video game and everything still looked the same, he figured maybe a baby would change that. Maybe with that, finally, the world would seem as real as the games.
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Aug 12, 2019 | Movies
The crowd-pleasing, heartfelt and emotionally gripping film, BLINDED BY THE LIGHT, featuring the music of Bruce Springsteen is a joyride about the ways in which music can change our lives – especially during the advent of adolescence. It is distributed by Filmfinity (Pty) Ltd. and will open in cinemas nationwide this Friday, 16 August 2019.
BLINDED BY THE LIGHT is a coming-of-age tale directed by Gurinder Chadha, who in 2002 made the terrific Bend It Like Beckham.
It tells the story of Javed (Viveik Kalra), a Pakistani British teenager living in a drab London suburb in 1987, who experiences exactly that. He discovers the music of Bruce Springsteen, which jolts him alive and becomes his fixation, his obsession and identity. But the music does more than that.
Javed's world is turned upside down after a chance encounter with rebellious classmate Roops (a scene-stealing Aaron Phagura), who introduces his new friend to the thumping music of Bruce Springsteen; the artist might no longer be seen as cool by Javed's peers, but the lyrics inspire him to take control of his destiny.
Javed's home life is one we've encountered a million times: Parents who expect their children to ignore the culture they've brought them to and honour the values of the land they left. Playing the stern father, Malik, Kulvinder Ghir has a thankless job. He has devoted his entire life to eking out a better future for his children. A proud and traditional patriarch, he refuses to let his son grow up to be a taxi driver, but he also lives in denial about Javed's burning desire to become his own man. Ghir's performance is heartfelt and hilarious.
Meanwhile, as Javed, Kalra's wide-eyed expressiveness and unexpected layers of emotional vulnerability lends a great deal to the film. He seems to be having the time of his life in this role.
Inspired by the life of British journalist Sarfraz Manzoor, who co-wrote the script, the film focuses on the teen, who is struggling to find a balance between his life in and outside of the home, with expectations from his Pakistani father conflicting with how he sees his own life.
The rest of the cast include Javed's family and friends. His mother Noor (Meera Ganatra) is a beacon of patience, while his older sister Shazia (Nikita Mehta) is the similarly-Anglicised sibling who gives the teen some much-needed perspective about how to look out for his own.
Supporting actors include Hayley Atwell as a well-meaning English teacher who helps set the stage for Javed's inspiration to grow; Nell Williams as Eliza, the girl who catches his eye; and his New Wave wannabe best friend Matt (Dean-Charles Chapman).
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Published in association with the European Society of Medical Oncology, this book is designed for trainee oncologists, oncology nurses, and those working with cancer patients on a day-to-day basis. Using an accessible writing style suitable for a wide audience of caregivers, the book focuses on the "soft skills" required in communicating with patients.
Topics include the aetiology of cancer, diagnosis and staging, and explaining the purpose of treatment, including chemotherapy, hormone treatment, and immunological and gene-based therapies. The book also discusses patient support groups, monitoring remission, and relapse. Communicating with Cancer Patients is written by UK oncologists but has wide international application.
"… a super little book. On the whole this is a well written and easy to read text. one that I would recommend … "


…since turning indie novelist I've led a dreamy life. A cycle of eat-sleep-create, true to myself and answerable to no-one. I'm a solitary type who spends a lot of time inside his own head, so the last year – teaching myself the principles of narrative fiction then writing my first stories – has been one of the most enjoyable.
Only problem: your income takes one hell of a whack.
So it's been a great year, but with the principles of fiction now baked into my brainpan, every thriller novel and sci-fi short from now on – and there'll be many – just counts as practice. (I can't call myself "good" until I've got a million words out.) I need a fresh goal to rebuild my cashflow. And since this is me here – the guy who combines touchy-feely words and hard-quant numbers – every goal needs numbers attached.
Starting 01 April, I'm aiming for 100 days to reach an annualised income of £100,000.
It sounds a lot. But in a market like my hometown, the thing about a six-figure income is how small it is. A hundred grand could be just three clients. But it takes work. This isn't get-rich-quick, folks.
Here's how I plan to do it. And how you could do it, too.
Any sales exec knows selling is a numbers game. There's a mountain of skill involved in closing a deal, but most of the time, the guy with the best sales figures is the guy who made the most calls. To get the small number of retainer clients it'll take to rebuild my roster, I'm counting on approaching 1,000. And since I can't count on my scintillating personality getting me over the hump (I am the world's worst networker) this means a campaign.
I'm not talking about a bought-in list; strike rates for cold names are below 0.01%. I'm talking about 1,000 individuals with a marketing budget, each connected to me by someone I know who's consented to be used as a reference. That's the In that gets me in their Inbox. So where to start?
It means work. And the place to start is LinkedIn. That's 434 connections, roughly half in my native UK, connecting me to most of the companies I want to approach. And there'll be an individually worded letter to each one, in my own voice.
This is where the resource costs start. Even the cheapest content mill I write for pays 20p a word, and these letters top out around 500 words a throw. So that's £100,000 of effort going in. Which dwarfs the cost of printing and posting, even given some won't go out on a proper sheet of paper.
A para on how you heard of them – your contact, their job ad, whatever.
A para showing you understand their business or sector, with proof.
The separate email to your contact, telling them what you've done. It's only polite.
That's four custom paras, of maybe six or seven in total. (Not much space for anything else save the sig.) And I need perhaps a 1% strike rate. That's all.
To see why, let's look at clients I've had in the past. One paying £1000/mth for a 3,000 word article for their website. One of which pays an occasional £1500 for a small research project. Two paying over £2,500/mth for a programme of activity around a monthly marketing campaign. Two others paying £1,750 each to have 3-5 days/month reserved for them.
And with my max day rate of £600 – top tier, but not over-the-top by London standards – it doesn't take too many of those to hit an £8k/mth run rate.
And to add punch, I'm making a commitment: if I get there, 10% of that income for one year will be donated to charity.
Works starts today. If you'd like to support me – or do it yourself! – share this post on Twitter, with the hashtag #100days100grand. Here's my Tweet to retweet.
Postscript: I've spent the last two months writing down everything I've learned about the methods above in the last 20 years… and now 100 Days, 100 Grand is becoming a book! Early birds join the group at 100 Days, 100 Grand.
The cover art for the 100 Days, 100 Grand book is up at the book website.


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Steve Russell (ou Stephen Russel) dit Slug (né en 1937) est un des programmeurs à l'origine de Spacewar! (en 1961), l'un des tout premiers jeux vidéo.

Biographie
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Naissance en mai 1937
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Étudiant du Dartmouth College
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Robert Covington is the director of minority and small business development for the Mississippi Development Authority. Other resources include the Procurement Technical Assistance Centers in Biloxi, Jackson, Columbus, Southaven and Meridan. The state More than half of the states have statewide business inclusion initiatives. For policymakers and citizens who wonder how effective those efforts are, our annual state by state evaluation is a useful way to ascertain best practices.


Very experienced teacher, great studio. Every client is given what feels like one to one attention / personal advisory even in a group class.
It's great to have such a variety of activities and it's so easy to book.
Its very rare to find such a good balancing class.
An excellent class with great teachers + move GB is a brilliant system!


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The Female Celebrity Workout Routine People Are Most Likely To Try - Exclusive Survey
Fitness » Celebrity Workouts
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By Brynna Standen/Sept. 13, 2022 5:54 pm EST
Social media can hold a lot of influence over our personal relationship with health and fitness. A 2018 study published in Health Communication found that while perusing fitness-related posts left some people with icky feelings about their own bodies, others experienced the exact opposite effect — viewing the fitness-related posts served as motivation to get their own bodies in motion.
Psychology Today notes that social media differs from traditional media in its unique ability to facilitate self-presentation and self-promotion. In other words, we get to see only what the people posting want us to see. But because the nature of apps like Instagram and Facebook allow for regular status updates, it creates a greater sense of perceived realism — leading to a sort of trust between the person posting and the viewers.
With social media granting our famous friends the power to speak directly to their audiences, consumers have a direct line to all the celebrities they find most aspirational when it comes to fitness and overall wellness. TikToks and Instagram stories allow us glimpses into their workouts and lifestyle choices, giving us intel on exactly what our favorite artists do to perform at the highest level and stay looking that dang good. Health Digest conducted a survey asking respondents whether they were most likely to try working out like Kim Kardashian, Adele, Kate Hudson, Jennifer Lopez, Lizzo, or Carie Underwood, and the results might surprise you!
Who are we looking to most for fitness inspo?
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Of the 583 people surveyed, 28.99% of them said they were most likely to try and emulate J-Lo when it came to her fitness routine — awarding her the top spot in this particular poll. Lopez retains her age-defying figure with three to four workouts per week that combine weight lifting and cardio (per Yahoo Sports). She also told HELLO! that when it comes to her mood, dancing is important: "...Taking the time to move my body and do something that's so good for me is key to my happiness." And she never skimps out on her water intake!
Coming in a close second is Carrie Underwood, with 21.96% of the votes. Underwood's trainer told E! News that the country star trains almost every day of the week, incorporating both upper and lower body exercises that work opposing muscle groups. Her workouts feature a great deal of variety so she never gets bored, and she adheres to a strict, mostly plant-based diet.
The survey found that 16.98% of respondents were most inclined to give Kate Hudson's workout a go. People reports that after finding her body wasn't responding to her usual workouts after baby number three, she decided to kick up the intensity of her daily workouts, putting a lot of emphasis on her core. But Hudson notes that when it comes to her diet, she's not "an extremist" and she loves a good cocktail (per People).
Celebrites we're less inclined to look to for workout tips
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15.61% of those polled are looking towards Adele for workout inspiration. The singer, who's lost 100 pounds over the last few years, has perhaps the strictest workout routine of the six celebs, including three workouts a day (per Women's Health). Lifting weights in the morning, taking a walk or hike in the afternoon, and finishing off with cardio in the evening, it's projected that Adele spends up to two and a half hours a day working on her fitness.
Lizzo clocks in with 8.58% of the votes, and Kim K. comes in last with 7.89%. Insider notes that Lizzo's social media posts suggest she puts a lot of emphasis on cardio and circuit training, using both equipment and body weight exercises to keep her body strong enough to dance on stage night after night. Kardashian's key to success is consistency, working out at the crack of dawn seven days a week (per Women's Health). With a body builder as a trainer, it's no surprise that 85% of Kardashian's workouts are spent weight training.


The Rose Sofia Velvet Stool is a lesson in luxury glamour. Sumptuous upholstered velvet creates the perfect place to sit at a dressing table or for use as an additional seat in the living room. The brass base has been given an artisan hammered effect, off-setting the overall appearance of the stool.


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import os, sys
from unittest import TestCase, TestSuite
from optparse import OptionParser

from utils import runtests
from heinzel.core.utils import import_helper

def get_all_modules():
	for fname in filter(lambda f: f.endswith("py"), os.listdir(os.path.abspath("."))):
		yield fname[:-3]

def get_module_tests(modname):
	mod = import_helper(modname)
	modattrs = [attr for attr in dir(mod) if not attr.startswith("__")]

	tests = []
	for objname in modattrs:
		test = get_test(modname, objname)
		if test is not None:
			tests.append(test)
	return tests

def is_test(test):
	return (
			(
				isinstance(test, type)
				and issubclass(test, TestCase)
				and getattr(test, "runTest", False) is not False
			) or (
				isinstance(test, type)
				and issubclass(test, TestSuite)
				and getattr(test, "run", False) is not False
			)
		)

def get_test(pkgname, testname):
	test = import_helper(pkgname, testname)

	if is_test(test):
		return test

def get_tests(test_or_mod_names):
	tests = []
	for test_or_mod_name in test_or_mod_names:
		try:
			pkgname, testname = test_or_mod_name.rsplit(".", 1)
		except ValueError:
			pkgname, testname = test_or_mod_name, None

		# Get all tests of one module ...
		if testname is None or testname == "*":
			tests.extend(get_module_tests(pkgname))
		# ... or a specified one.
		else:
			tests.append(get_test(pkgname, testname))
	return tests

if __name__ == "__main__":
	p = OptionParser()
	p.add_option("-t", "--tests", action="append", metavar="TESTS",
		help="Any tests specified in the manner 'pkgname.testname' or "\
			"'testname' will be added to the tests, except when TESTALL "\
			"is specified. Then, all tests specified with this option "\
			"will be excluded from testing.",
		default=[]
	)
	p.add_option("-a", "--testall", action="store_true", default=False,
		help="Test all tests in modules in the same folder as run.py, "\
			"except for those specified by TESTS.",
		metavar="TESTALL"
	)
	p.add_option("-v", "--verbosity", action="store", default=2, help="One of (1,2,3).")

	opts, args = p.parse_args()

	tests = opts.tests
	if args:
		tests.extend(args)

	negate = opts.testall

	if negate:
		exclude = tests
		tests = get_all_modules()
	else:
		exclude = []

	for t in tests:
		print t, type(t)
		if t in exclude:
			continue

		runtests(get_tests([t]), verbosity=opts.verbosity)


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Cubs rally from shaky start, early deficit to beat Cardinals
Chicago Cubs' Jason Heyward points to Ben Zobrist on first after he scored on Zobrist's single during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the St. Louis Cardinals, Thursday, July 19, 2018, in Chicago. The Cubs won 9-6.
Bruce Miles
Updated 7/19/2018 11:18 PM
The Cubs were able to hit their way past another shaky pitching performance Thursday night.
They scored 5 runs in the fifth inning to rally from a 3-1 deficit and beat the St. Louis Cardinals 9-6 at Wrigley Field in the first game back from the all-star break.
But it's a safe bet that team president Theo Epstein and general manager Jed Hoyer have prioritized the acquisition of one, and perhaps two, pitchers before the July 31 nonwaiver trading deadline.
They started that process late Thursday, obtaining right-handed reliever Jesse Chavez from the Texas Rangers in exchange for left-handed minor-league pitcher Tyler Thomas, a seventh-round draft pick from last year. Thomas was pitching for the Cubs' Class A South Bend affiliate.
Chavez, 34, is 3-1 with 1 save and a 3.51 ERA in 30 relief appearances this year. He has walked 12 and struck out 50 in 56⅓ innings.
"Good arm," said Cubs manager Joe Maddon, whose team improved to 56-38. "Versatile. Can start and relieve. The word that comes to mind is versatility. You could either start him or put him in the bullpen. And he's very good in both arenas."
Kyle Hendricks started Thursday's game, and it was another lackluster start for the right-hander. He threw 113 pitches in just 4⅔ innings including 27 in the first inning and 25 in the second, as the Cardinals jumped to a 2-0 lead. Hendricks gave up 9 hits and 3 runs, as his ERA rose from 3.92 to 3.99.
The start was the Cubs' 58th non-quality start of the season compared with only 36 quality starts, and that bodes ill for the bullpen with the Cubs playing five games in four days in this weekend series.
"It was a little bit of a battle tonight," Hendricks said. "But I actually felt pretty good. The action on my fastball was good most of the time. I really felt I only made one bad pitch, on the home run (to Tommy Pham in the second)."
The Cubs likely are not done dealing. Depending on the status of injured starter Yu Darvish, they could be in the market for another starting pitcher.
"I don't think that's going to be the end of it," Maddon said. "They (Epstein and Hoyer) enjoy it too much."
Fortunately for Hendricks, the Cubs put across a run in the bottom of the third inning before the Cardinals added 1 in the top of the fifth as they chased Hendricks in favor of Brian Duensing.
The Cubs sent eight men to the plate in the fifth against Cardinals starter Carlos Martinez, with Anthony Rizzo (batting in the leadoff spot again) hitting an RBI double and Ian Happ hitting his 12th homer of the season, a 2-run shot to right field.
The offensive fireworks are nice and they can carry a club for a while, but good solid starting pitching is usually a surefire key to success.
"It happens once in a while, but it's so hard to get to that last game of the year and win it without that level of pitching," Maddon said. "I still have a lot of faith."
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The DNOSES project is about creating a model for citizen science based interventions in odour nuisance/problem situations. In the project, people of the affected community map out odours as they encounter them in daily life, and use the aggregate data to engage with other stakeholder and develop strategies and solutions to solve the problems.
The OdourCollect is an app that can map collaboratively with the citizens the situation in an area and then validate the data and talk with the industries to establish good practices and operations in the plant.
The traditional way to measure odor pollution is to take samples from chimneys or the basins or other emission points and estimate the impact in the area with a dispersion model.
It is an expensive method and less accurate because only the average levels of emissions can be seen. However, with the app we can apply the same dispersion model but in real time and it is cost effective.
It is a pioneer project and we are doing 10 different pilots case studies in 10 different countries who will be working in different areas with different odor problem and we will be testing our methodology with the traditional methods.
It will be necessary to engage with the community in the area that wants to participate in the pilot but also we need to have the support of the industries and the environmental authorities.
We would provide guidelines for applicability after the pilots are done and we will replicate the model in other communities.
The future of the project is to provide consultancy in odor pollution with this new methodology and also replicate the same citizen science model for tackling other environmental or societal issues helped by the data gathered by citizens.
Making the project sustainable over time is necessary because putting odor pollution in the map and influence other policies and regulations so citizens, industries and local authorities can be protected in a suitable way.
Training citizens regularly that participate in the studies by taking them to the source and explain to them the generated process that happens for example in waste management then they remember the smell and check the first observations from the first week then they are capable of identifying different types of odors.
Odor pollution depends basically on two factors, one is the older emissions that they can be reduced by confining the odors and treating them in some facilities like a scrubber by a filter and second, which is very important are meteorological conditions.
Meteorological conditions can affect the amount of odor significantly even if the emissions are the same, if the dominant wind is blowing towards the citizens then the situation can be unbearable.
Another thing that needs to be identified are the bad dispersion conditions for the emissions.
We want to install a sense of correspond stability also in the citizens because we all generate waste and someone needs to deal with it.


You can see the Android One logo on the back. Light enough to balance on a succulent! (The Nokia 3.1 weighs 4.9 ounces.). It has an aluminum frame with plastic backing, less sleek than the 5.1 but also less smudgy. No need to fret, the headphone jack is still here; you'll find it at the phone's top edge. The plastic backing may not be shiny, but the aluminum frame proves that the devil's in the details. This is the first of the three new Nokia phones to go on sale; you'll be able to pick up the Nokia 3.1 in June.
Amazon itself has remained mum on whether it plans to unveil its first tablet this year, However, in a May interview with Consumer Reports, CEO Jeff Bezos dangled a few hints by advising people to "stay tuned" and promised that if Amazon were to launch a tablet, it wouldn't replace the Kindle but instead be sold alongside it, The online retailer is reportedly busy lining up suppliers in time to launch both a 7-inch and 10-inch tablet sometime in the third nasa retro space travel poster #8 kepler 16b iphone case quarter, Amazon is aiming to launch both a 7-inch and 10-inch tablet in the third quarter and is currently lining up the right suppliers, according to the latest from the folks at DigiTimes..
Cullen described it as "speaker Lego": "You should be able to combine any combination of anything we make over time to as many channels and rooms as you want."So many features, yet when Sonos hardware is typically reviewed by even our own audio specialists, its hardware can be largely judged against the most stringent criteria that only a true audiophile would care about. Sonos hardware isn't cheap and isn't wildly expensive, but it costs more than your average speaker system with basic wireless features. At what point do the depth of features, services and support outweigh the absolutes of raw specs and fidelity metrics? Access to some of the features available in Sonos gear is otherwise only available through expensive specialist home installation providers.
Sprint's CEO, Dan Hesse, got the rumor mill churning yesterday when nasa retro space travel poster #8 kepler 16b iphone case he spoke to the Financial Times about another possible merger between his company and T-Mobile, According to the newspaper, Hesse said that there is a "logic" to such an arrangement if the two companies were to adopt LTE as a 4G technology, Hesse did not elaborate any further, but even one well-placed word is enough to get the wireless industry talking, Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic, We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read, Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion..
Unreal Mobile's plans are among the cheapest you'll find anywhere, and rollover data is a useful perk. Unreal now supports both CDMA and GSM phones, with Sprint providing the network for the former and AT&T for the latter. (In case you're unfamiliar with those terms, Sprint and Verizon employ CDMA technologies in their networks; AT&T and T-Mobile use GSM.). Thanks to the recent addition of the GSM option, pretty much any unlocked phone will work. If your phone supports both CDMA and GSM, I recommend getting a SIM card for the latter.


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Official England Sports Tours, providing bespoke sports tours for clubs, schools, colleges and universities.
Tour USA
With a population of over 300 million you are sure to find your match over in the States. Choose your destination carefully as the USA can cater for all your needs, be it the bustling cities, authentic ranch experience or an educational visit to the Space Centre.
The most populated city in the United States, the Big Apple is home to some of the most famous attractions around the world. Whether it's the hustle and bustle of Times Square, a climb up the Statue of Liberty or a stroll through Central Park, in NYC you can do it all. If the thrill of the NFL, NBA or Major League Baseball is calling you, you will not be let down with some of the biggest names and stadiums all based in New York.
- Empire State Building
- Statue Of Liberty
The City of Boston hosts over 12 million annual visitors from around the world. This vibrant, thriving city is renowned for its cultural facilities, educational institutions, champion sports franchises, and its place at the forefront of American history.
- The Freedom Trail
- Fenway Park
America's fourth-largest city is a cosmopolitan destination, filled with culture, shopping and nightlife. Take a stroll through the historic Heights, spend the day exploring the Museum District or head down to Space Centre Houston. Explore the dozens of award-winning restaurants and the stylish Washington Avenue. There's always something to do in this urban chic city.
- Houston Space Centre
- The Astrodome
In a rugged county filled with hills, rivers, and a sprawling lake, the small town of Bandera holds a really big place in the hearts of Texans. Located less than an hour from San Antonio, Bandera reminds you of a more authentic era and takes you back to the cowboy tradition of work hard, play hard.
- Texas Ranch Experience
Philadelphia stands side by side with Boston when it comes to discussing the most historically significant US cities. After all, this is where the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were drafted, revised and signed. A fantastic city full of entertainment and one of the East Coast's 'must visit' cities.
- Duck's Tour of Philadelphia
With its impressive monuments and museums, its stately government buildings and mansions, Washington DC is easily recognisable as the United State's capital city. The second most visited city in the United States after New York is mainly based on government and everything from museums to mansions bring millions of tourists each year.
- The White House
"Sin City" A vibrant, animated city which has risen out of the Mojave Desert in Nevada specifically to provide an entertainment oasis. Everything in Vegas is over the top and this presents the perfect opportunity to explore this fascinating city and all it has to offer.
- The Fremont Street Experience
- Grand Canyon National Park
From the Hollywood glitz, big personalities and sizzling weather to all the small communities with their own distinct cultural personalities LA certainly has the hustle-and-bustle lifestyle, the vibrant and unique neighborhoods, and the extreme diversity that sets it apart from any other city.
- LA Galaxy Experience
- Hollywood Boulevard
- Venice Beach
Sport in USA
Don't be surprised that 'soccer' or rugby has a large following over in the States. Due to the sheer size of the country there is a healthy following in all sports played across Europe. Sport plays a huge role within communities to bring people together and is invested in heavily throughout education. Do not underestimate your opponents here or you may regret it.
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package com.cdancy.artifactory.rest.binders;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkArgument;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import javax.inject.Singleton;

import org.jclouds.http.HttpRequest;
import org.jclouds.http.HttpRequest.Builder;
import org.jclouds.rest.Binder;

import com.cdancy.artifactory.rest.ArtifactoryUtils;

@Singleton
public class BindMapToPath implements Binder {
   @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
   @Override
   public <R extends HttpRequest> R bindToRequest(final R request, final Object properties) {

      checkArgument(properties instanceof Map, "binder is only valid for Map");
      Map<String, List<String>> props = (Map<String, List<String>>) properties;
      checkArgument(props.size() > 0, "properties Map cannot be empty");

      Builder<?> builder = request.toBuilder();
      for (Map.Entry<String, List<String>> prop : props.entrySet()) {
         String potentialKey = prop.getKey().trim();
         if (potentialKey.length() > 0) {
            String potentialValue = ArtifactoryUtils.collectionToString(prop.getValue(), ",");
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               if (potentialValue != null)
                  encodedValue = potentialValue.replaceAll(" ", "%20");
            } catch (Exception e) {
               encodedValue = potentialValue;
            }
            builder.addQueryParam(potentialKey, encodedValue);
         }
      }

      return (R) builder.build();
   }
}


Coolest Cooler, the largest crowdfunding campaign ever on the Kickstarter platform, is working with Dragon Innovation to aid in the production process of manufacturing, shipping and delivering over 60,000 tricked out coolers by early 2015. In a note to backers, project creator Ryan Grepper delivered his first mass communication in almost a month. Gripper acknowledged that "making something like the Coolest live up to its name is challenging". For backers who signed up to receive a Coolest Cooler it should be reassuring to know they have decided to work with Dragon.
Dragon Innovation is one of a select few companies that have focused on working with successful hardware crowdfunding campaigns. Creating concepts and designing products is one thing, but to create a final prototype ready for manufacturing and source a factory at scale is part science and part art. Few project creators have this type of skill and Dragon has helped some very well known projects, such as the Pebble Watch, get production up and running to actually deliver promised products.
Dragon may assist with a wide array of product completion including factory selection, vetting, project management and more. With teams both stateside and in mainland China coordination of a project the size of Coolest should be able to keep on track and hopefully on schedule.
In a previous update Grepper acknowledged some design changes – something typical when you start to scale a product. The "team of experts" are currently finishing up a new prototype of the Coolest Cooler" and by the sounds of things – another update with images should be coming soon.
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Q: Cannot deserialize instance of boolean from VALUE_STRING value f or request may be missing a required field I'm trying to update a Salesforce object using AWS AppFlow. My current process looks like this
AWS REDSHIFT --> S3 <--AppFlow --> Salesforcce
Redshift query is very basic:
UNLOAD(
'select
    contact_id,
    999 contact_score,
    True contact_is_genius
from
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TO XXX
FORMAT CSV
IAM_ROLE XXX
HEADER
DELIMITER
CLEANPATH;

However, I'm getting this error which I can't resolve. Any help will be greatly appreciated
Error: [{"message":"Cannot deserialize instance of boolean from VALUE_STRING value f or request may be missing a required field at [line:1, column:22]","errorCode":"JSON_PARSER_ERROR"}] Please refer the configured error bucket for more details.

A: Got it working. Changed the following line:
''true''::varchar contact_is_genuis

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Q: Convergence in $L^{2}$ implying a convergence $a.e.$ Let $R: \Omega\times(t_{0}, \infty)\to \mathbb{R}$ be a function with $\Omega$ being a domain of $\mathbb{R}^{d} (d\geq 1)$. Prove that
If $R(t)\to 0$ in $L^{2}(\Omega)$ as $t\to \infty,$ then $R(x, t)\to 0 \;a.e.$ in $\Omega\times(t_{0}, \infty)$ as $t\to \infty.$
How could I do this using sequences?
Thank you in advance.

A: Surely false. Take any sequence $f_n$ which tends to $0$ in $L^{2}$ but not a.e. Take $R(x,t)=f_n(x)$ if $n<t <n+1$ and $0$ if $t \notin (n,n+1)$.


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Chris presented his viral data visualization of the routes and earnings of a single random NYC taxi throughout a day. Through New York State's Freedom of Information Law, he obtained trip data from 2013 and dump it online. With help from Google BigQuery and the Reddit community, he developed a SQLite query to grab his target data: geographic start and end points of each trip taken by a taxi over 24 hours. He then smoothly animated the points on a map using the SVG stroke-dasharray attribute. Other technologies involved in the project include Google Directions API, Node.js, Leaflet, and D3.js.
Anand focused on vector tiles and how they can be used for "scale independent interactive analysis" and visualization. Tiles are good for parallel processing because of how they are broken up and because they are simple, fast, and interactive. Raw data can be transformed into vector tiles from which GeoJSON can be extracted for analysis using libraries such as Turf.js.
Matt Amato of AGI and cofounder of Cesium demoed 3D Tiles in New York using OpenStreetMap data and described the open standards Cesium has played a part in. Cesium created open specification quantized-mesh for terrain and has played a big part in developing GL Transmission Format (glTF), a standard format for web-friendly runtime 3D models. Patrick Cozzi, another cofounder of Cesium, and several Khronos members are spearheading the efforts for glTF, which has been adopted in projects including popular WebGL library three.js, Microsoft's Bablyon.js, and LibreOffice. Cesium is also working on interactive and styleable 3D Tiles, an open spec for streaming massive 3D spatial datasets built on existing standards. Check out the demo and the slides from the expanded talk.
Lauren highlighted the failure of maps that were released for the Pope's visit to Philly. Although the maps were intended to inform visitors about information such as street closures and high security areas, distributed data was disorganized, untimely, and in unhelpful formats such as PDFs. Data was constantly changing and maps needed to adjust. She built an interactive Pope map with a high contrast color scheme for visibility on mobile to help the projected one million visitors to the city easily view information necessary for the Pope's visit.
Alex talked about building the MEAN stack into a satellite data pipeline for a prototype sensor application that uses grid satellite tags for data with the goal of achieving real-time GIS. Among other things, the application transforms the binary satellite data into hex, which is then parsed using the node-bitarray library, to decrease expensive message costs.
Norman focused on indoor micro location tracking. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth detection can be used to monitor metrics, track customers traversing a store, engage with customers through dynamic product placement, and gather data on traffic trends. He noted the differences between four types of location data (macro, micro, physical, enterprise) and the difficulties in calculating accurate indoor position.
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Patricio demoed Tangram, MapZen's application for 2D and 3D real time map rendering. He highlighted the lighting system he designed and a sandbox for applying styles and shaders to the maps where the application of components such as shaders can be designed visually through pop-up boxes shown right in the code. Check out the talk here.
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Obituary – Swearingen, Collette Dean (Williams)
Collette Williams
Perryscope Staff 49-50, Y—Teens 47-48, Band 48-49, Office Staff 47-48, Class Secretary 48-49, Home Room Secretary 46-48, Football Queen Attendant 48-49, Junior Play 48-49, Student Council 47-48.
Collette Dean (Williams) Swearingen
September 14, 1932 – November 12, 2005
Collette Dean Swearingen, 73, Stillwater, died Saturday, Nov. 12, 2005, in her home. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Palmer Marler Carberry Funeral Home Chapel in Stillwater. Pastor Paul Anderson will officiate. Interment will follow at 1 p.m. in Grace Hill Cemetery in Perry under the direction of Palmer Marler Carberry Funeral Home of Stillwater.
Swearingen was born Sept. 14, 1932, in San Angelo, Texas, to Roy and Margaret (Jones) Williams. She received her early education in Perry and graduated from Perry High School.
She attended Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha and graduated with a bachelor's of music degree in piano. After graduation, she returned to Perry to live with her parents and opened a teaching studio in the original First National Bank Building.
She married Dean Swearingen on Aug. 17, 1956, in Perry. They lived in Perry and commuted to Stillwater while he pursued a career in the oil business. They also lived in Ada, and she worked as a secretary in the family owned DES Engineering Company. After her husband died in 1994, she moved to Stillwater to be near her two children. She was a member of Stillwater Woman's Club and A.A.R.P.
In addition to her husband, she was predeceased by her parents and one brother, Robert E. Williams. Survivors include one son and his wife, K of Stillwater; one daughter and her husband of Stillwater; one brother and his wife of Denver, Colo.; and two grandchildren.


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Q: How to generate new hashtable during a for loop in the Arraylist of hashtable Edited, more clarification.
Hi sorry for the vague question, by problems creating a new hashtable, i mean Adding New rows.
Previously, if i know how many rows i wanted to add example i wanted to add 3 rows, i will declare 3 hashmap and input the value as shown below. However for now, i wanted to do some calulation, and generate x amount of row based on the calculation as shown. I do not know how to declare and create a new row/hashmap in the for loop.
protected void populateList(int i,Double profit,Double balance, Double revenue)
{
    list = new ArrayList<HashMap>();
    HashMap row1 = new HashMap();
    row1.put(FIRST_COLUMN,i);
    row1.put(SECOND_COLUMN, balance);
    list.add(row1);

    HashMap row2 = new HashMap();
    row2.put(FIRST_COLUMN,i);
    row2.put(SECOND_COLUMN, balance);
    list.add(row2);

    HashMap row3 = new HashMap();
    row3.put(FIRST_COLUMN,i);
    row3.put(SECOND_COLUMN, balance);
    list.add(row3);
}

I want to create a list view with multiple columns and dynamically churn out rows through a calculation when you click on a button. So i created an arraylist of hashtable(rows of individual hashtables), however i have problems creating a new hashtable.
Under onClick
public void onClick(View view) {
    for (int i=1; i <= count; i++) {
        // figure to be input into column
        Double profit = totalsum - cost;
        Double balance = totalsum - profit - cost;
        Double revenue = total sum;

        populateList(i,profit,balance,revenue);
    }
}

populateList method
protected void populateList(int i,Double profit,Double balance, Double revenue)
{
    list = new ArrayList<HashMap>();
    HashMap temp = new HashMap();
    temp.put(FIRST_COLUMN,i);
    temp.put(SECOND_COLUMN, balance);
    temp.put(THIRD_COLUMN, profit);
    temp.put(FOURTH_COLUMN, revenue);
    list.add(temp);
}

A: I guess what you want to do is
public void onClick(View view) {
    List<HashMap> list = new ArrayList<HashMap>();
    for (int i=1; i <= count; i++)
    {
        // figure to be input into column
        Double profit = totalsum - cost;
        Double balance = totalsum - profit - cost;
        Double revenue = total sum;

        list.add(populatelist(i,profit,balance,revenue));

    }
}

protected HashMap populatelist(int i,Double profit,Double balance, Double revenue) {
    HashMap temp = new HashMap();
    temp.put(FIRST_COLUMN,i);
    temp.put(SECOND_COLUMN, balance);
    temp.put(THIRD_COLUMN, profit);
    temp.put(FOURTH_COLUMN, revenue);
    return temp;

}

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A new history of Roman art and archaeology, from its very beginnings in Etruscan art to the adoption of Christianity.
ISBN: 9780500051931 Category: Archaeology
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Mark D. Fullerton blends the art of the Roman period with its history of political intrigue, military and religious ideologies, and intercultural interaction. The book not only explores the art of Rome itself but also that of the Roman provinces, including Syria, Egypt, Algeria, Greece and the British Isles, showing how Roman art drew from and influenced the wider ancient world.
Each of the book's four parts opens with a timeline and historical overview, allowing the reader to better understand how the art relates to the political and social lives of the people of ancient Rome. Individual chapters begin with a map of Rome, illustrating how the city changed over centuries of rebuilding and reimagining.
With an introduction, 'What Is Roman about Roman Art?', and 'Materials and Techniques' features on the artistic innovations introduced by the Romans, such as concrete, linear and atmospheric perspective, and mosaic, the book explores how Roman influences still affect the art and architectural world today.
Mark D. Fullerton is Professor of History of Art and Classics at The Ohio State University. He has held positions in the Archaeological Institute of America and the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, and has served as a staff member of several archaeological excavations in both Italy and Greece. He is the author of Greek Sculpture, Greek Art and The Archaistic Style in Roman Statuary, and co-editor of Ancient Art and Its Historiography.
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Instagram is one of the largest social media in this world. It is said that more than 1 billion people are using Instagram right now and most of them are above 18 years old (about 65%). So it is a big marketplace for the product also. Here I will explain you 9 Instagram marketing tips for business that are mostly suggested by top-level social experts.
It is obvious that 95% of the Instagram users must check your profile info before they start following you. It is the 1st step that people takes as usually. So, Design an informative bio and attach an attractive avatar icon. People introduce you deeper if they could be impressed with your profile.
Your Instagram bio gives you only 150 characters to represent yourself to visitors, to show what you offer, and why they should care, so it's worth investing the time to get it proper.
Instagram gives you 30 characters to add the name.
Never forget that your name is included in the search of Instagram and it will appear at the top of your profile. It is an intelligent Instagram marketing trick to add one or two attributes after the name. It will help your audience to easily understand what your brand or profile is about, or deals with.
Never stuff keywords or suffixes in the name.
It is the main identity of you on Instagram.
It will determine your profile link. So, try to keep some harmony with your website name too.
This is the only clickable link in your whole Instagram profile.
This is the most effective place that can divert your follower to the website. And can convert your audience into your customer. So, be careful about this link. This is the most important Instagram marketing strategy to use your business site link here.
Use a tracking code to get a real-time view of the customers from Instagram.
Try to URL shortener if it is too large.
Instagram gives you only 150 characters to express you here.
You need to be tricky in this case. Make the proper intelligent use of your language. Express more in fewer words.
Describe who you are & your unique personalities, depict your brand's key features and use targeted language to motivate them.
Include what makes your brand different.
Use a familiar industrial tag that can help strangers to figure out what you really offer.
Here are some key features in detail as the best Instagram marketing tips as to the social media experts.
2) Customize Shortened Link to Pick the Traffic.
A virtual marketer should know that how much he picked the traffic. That's why he should create a shorter link to count the traffic. Google shorter link is so much popular among the marketers.
But I would recommend you not to use Google shorter link because Google analytics can't give you 100% accuracy to track this traffic. It will be better to create the short link from bit.ly and stuck it in your Instagram account.
3) Edit Your Product Photos.
People always prefer attractive but authentic content. So be professional with your product photo. Make product photography. Then photoshop it from an expert. It is the main content of your business.
Add a different dimension to your product photo. Try to make you photo exceptional so that your customers get the taste of both authenticity and creativity in the photo.
Don't over polish your product picture with Photoshop. Because if a person gets the difference between product and product picture. It may spoil your target.
Hashtags are the language of Instagram.
So, Making the proper use of hashtags is a very effective Instagram marketing strategy.
The hashtag is the most used and popular in the Instagram area. Instagram has got a unique figure than Facebook and other social media due to the profuse use of hashtags. Besides Instagram evaluates hashtags with great importance value. So, it is essential to make the proper use of the hashtags.
Instagram makes it easy for the users to type the hashtags to find things to like. For business, it is very important to use proper hashtags.Because sometimes your content may lose its value due to the wrong use of hashtags. So you must make the efficient use of hashtags.
Proper use of hashtags brings your marketing success from higher to the higher level.
If possible, try to use a branded hashtag and add relevant emojis. It is one of the most effective Instagram marketing secret of many big companies.
It has been a trend of the Instagram now a day to tag multiple persons in a post or comment. It is one kind of share, tagging others, promoting other etc.
Suppose that you have an electronics shop. And you served gadget from many brand's companies. So, if you tag each other, then both the brand and your shop would take full advantage of Instagram. The results are threefold; higher recognition for everyone involved increased follower and increased traffic.
After making a loyal bunch of followers & customers, try to more pull out some more efficient and easier ways to spread your marketing.
For example, you may capture your audiences' email address. That's why you should ask their email ID. Suppose that, if anyone contacted you , then you would offer them to share their email. So that, you will be able to spread your products marketing by sending them the email in future.
Creating the Instagram post with PC can be a massive time saver. Here I will give you reasons.
Creating or editing your graphics and video is so much faster and smoother than the phone.
It is easy to interact with people and run your marketing on PC.
Easier to combine two or more operating together.
Some particular software and applications can handle Instagram more user-friendly.
Store your timeline with delicious video's that may attract your customer. Sometimes you would make a Q/A post to know your audience wish, share the public positive reviews.
It can silently make a place for you in customer's mind. You may offer various type of discount on your product at several times. It will help the customer to buy something new.
Sponsored ads on Instagram are becoming a regular activity on people's newsfeed. This is one of the most effective ways to target your audience. It will show the ad on that people's timeline who is not a follower of your account too.
How to use social media platforms for business? & What's the best?
How to earn Instagram followers and the total benefits of Instagram followers? Explained!
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Of all the miracle technologies of the 20th century — aircraft, computers, antibiotics — none held more promise than nuclear power.
In the middle of the 20th century, nuclear power held the potential for limitless, clean, and safe energy — something never before achieved in human history. How did a technology with so much potential end up being so hard to handle? Dr. Patrick McCray, a historian of science and a professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, talks about the Cold War power politics that led to the creation — and to the downfall — of the nuclear power industry in the United States.
Audio used in ths edition of Curiouser & Curiouser includes Bring It On No Vox by Jamie Miller and David Matheson; and Atomic Energy as a Force for Good.


You've no doubt heard by now about the amazing fun that was had by yarn and fibre enthusiasts across the UK - and beyond! - at the Edinburgh Yarn Festival.
Holding up John Arbon with my selfie-stick at Edinburgh Yarn Festival.
It was an opportunity to catch up with old friends and meet new ones, discover new yarns and yarn-y businesses and be inspired by the many designers, bloggers and podcasters - not to mention knitters and crocheters, as well as spinners and weavers! - in attendance.
But it was also a highly productive visit - spreading the word about this year's Great London Yarn Crawl and Pop-Up Marketplace and chatting with vendors about the show.
Please join us in welcoming these lovely vendors to the Pop-Up Marketplace of this year's Great London Yarn Crawl - and stay tuned for more vendor updates!


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Remembering David "DK" Kelly
March 9, 2019 Mark Denholm Club News 0
The Berkshire Cycles Bracknell Bees will be celebrating the life of David "DK" Kelly at our home game tomorrow evening.
"DK" was an equipment manager with the Bees in our Superleague era and despite arriving in Bracknell not knowing a single person he quickly became a hugely popular figure as his infectious personality soon saw him become a great friend to many.
Many a tale about "DK" could be told by the players and off ice officials with the club during this time and it was a sad day when David departed Bracknell.
"DK" went on to become the Head Equipment Manager for the Sea Dogs for a spell of 13 years, seeing the team win 3 Presidents Cups and a Memorial Trophy.
Sadness struck in 2014 when "DK" was diagnosed with cancer. His endless enthusiasm though saw him battle the disease and he set up "#TeamDK" creating Monkey Band-Aid which to this day is known around the world wide hockey community. "DK" set up a range of Monkey Band-Aid products and to this day these products are still on sale at https://teamdk.ca/ with profits being donated to the Saint John Regional Hospital Oncology Department's Education Fund.
A statement issued by the family reads;
"With heavy hearts, the family of David "DK" Kelly announces his passing, which occurred at the Saint John Regional Hospital on Wednesday, March 6th, 2019, surrounded by his family. David was born in Saint John on December 11, 1978 to Linda Kelly-Hurst and Joe Kelly. DK was the Sea Dogs Head Equipment Manager for 13 years, winning three President Cups and the Memorial Cup. Before retirement from his role as Head Equipment Manager in 2017, DK was the only Head Equipment Manager in Sea Dogs' history, having worked 805 regular season games. In 2018 he joined the Sea Dogs front office as Senior Advisor to Hockey Operations, before leaving the organization shortly thereafter to pursue philanthropic initiatives.
Prior to his time with the Sea Dogs, DK spent time with the Waco Wizards (WPHL), Milano Vipers (Italy) and Bracknell Bees (British Super League). He began his career as a visiting team dressing room attendant with the AHL's Saint John Flames, and was eventually promoted to Assistant Equipment Manager. He also worked extensively with Hockey Canada's Program of Excellence.
After being diagnosed with cancer in 2014, DK made it his mission to take the disease head-on and inspire others worldwide. He was known across the hockey and sports world for his #TeamDK movement and his prominent Monkey Band-Aid Project, which raised over $25,000 for oncology nurses' education funds.
David's great loves besides his family were chicken Vito's style, the Boston Red Sox, country music, cannolis from Mike's Pastry, live concerts, travel, his truck, hockey schools, encouraging kids in hockey, Hometown Hockey with Ron and Tara, and spending all the time he could with his nephew, Jacob.
Celebrating his incredible life are his parents; Linda Kelly-Hurst (Bruce) and Joe Kelly (Carol), his partner, Dominique Leger, sister Jen Kelly-Barnett (Matt), nephew Jacob Barnett, his beloved dog, Legend, as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, and the rest of his cherished extended family.
DK was pre-deceased by his grandmothers; "Nan" Lillian Galbraith and Anna Kelly, grandfather Art Kelly, and his chosen grandfather, Tom Woods.
The family would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to the Saint John Regional Hospital ; Oncology, 3D South, Registration/Admitting, and Pharmacy; the Saint John Sea Dogs organization, Trevor Georgie, Scott McCain, the Boston Red Sox, the Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto, as well as all of his supporters worldwide.
Resting at Rivercross Church, 61 Forbes Drive, with visitation being held on Monday and Tuesday from 2-8 p.m. A service celebrating DK's life will be held from the church on Wednesday, March 13th at 1:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the David "DK" Kelly Memorial Bursary Fund (https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/the-greater-saint-john-community-foundation/campaign/DK) would be appreciated. Arrangements are under the care and direction of Fundy Funeral Home, 230 Westmorland Road, Saint John.
"Forward is Forward""
All at the Bees were saddened to hear of David's passing and we'll be asking everyone to join us in a minute's applause ahead of tomorrow night's game at the Hive.
Our thoughts are with David "DK" Kelly's family and huge network of friends at this time.
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Why do I often cry like a fool?
Even if stood right in front of you I'd be hidden.
All those memories of being with you.
Have you forgotten all your memories of me?
You loved me, didn't you?
I would be made to forget them all the same.
It seems that I was wrong, it seems that you hate me.
There is no one else for me, only you!
But I guess I can't do that now.
I guess that it just seems that it wasn't only my premonition.
Our thoughts were always the same.
I hope our thoughts aren't the same.
How long had I been dreaming?
Can I face you like this?
The path is just one of pain.
Just like your broken dreams.
Is it a present that someone has sent?
Can more tears fall? Why can it be this way?
Why do I have to remember you through my tears?
Why did you break up with me?
But I'm not tired of reminiscing.
Why did I love you and then leave you like this?
Don't look for me again.
Why will it often be this way?
I can't let it be this way!
I don't know if my feelings will change.
But it really seems that I'm holding you.
So what will I do if he hurts you?
But I have to empty that room.
I know I may seem foolish.
Will you be beside me until forever?
Will I try to take one of you today?
Will I remember that you're inside me?
Oh, you won't look over here.
Love, love… why must it just hurt?
Love, love… why does it just go so deep?
Will I just hurt until today?
It is like you can't do anything for me.
If I open my eyes, why do I feel so lonely?
Why do my tears often fall?
Why did you make it so tough?
I sometimes happen to think of you.


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We have got the hon. Gentleman's measure now. He used to be an entertaining curiosity, but no longer. He represents a major present threat to the future of our economy and our constituents' jobs. He is trying to scupper our smooth frictionless arrangements for businesses that currently have to pay VAT but can do so because we treat it as a matter of dispatches and arrivals, rather than its having to be paid upfront. By deleting paragraph 14 of schedule 8, the hon. Gentleman would hole future VAT arrangements below the water line.