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Mail Carrier Robbed At Gunpoint In South Shore A mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint Tuesday afternoon in the South Shore neighborhood.
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Postal Worker Fatally Shot In East Garfield ParkA 27-year-old postal worker getting ready to head to work ends up shot dead.
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Ex-Postal Carrier Gets 2 1/2 Years For Stealing $275K In Charity DonationsA former mailman who figured he needed the money more than "The Servants of Mary" was sentenced to 2 ½ years in prison on Tuesday, for stealing mail containing more than $275,000 in charity donations.
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Former Mail Carrier Admits Stealing $275K In Charity DonationsA former mail carrier has pleaded guilty to stealing $275,000 in donations that had been mailed to a charity on his route in west suburban Berwyn.
Mail Carrier Robbed At Gunpoint On South SideA U.S. Mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint Saturday afternoon on the South Side.
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\section{Introduction}
\label{s_intro}
Bow shocks occur when a blunt object moves relative to a medium at supersonic speeds \citep{rathakrishnan:2010applied}. These shocks are formed across many scales and in different conditions; from astrophysical shocks such as planetary bow shocks \citep{Slavin:1981p11401}, or the shock at the edge of the Heliosphere \citep{vanBuren:1995p2914}, to shocks generated by the reentry of the Apollo mission capsules \citep{Glass:1977p269}. Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) which travel faster than the local fast magnetosonic velocity (with respect to the solar wind velocity) produce such standing shocks in the frame of the CME \citep{Stewart:1974p9160, Stewart:1974p9161}. Interplanetary (IP) CME-driven shocks have previously been detected in radio observations as Type II bursts and using {\it in-situ} measurements. Direct imaging of shocks, on the other hand, has remained elusive, primarily due their low contrast {\citep{Vourlidas:2009p8783, Gopalswamy:2008p4948}.

\begin{figure}[!ht]
	\epsscale{0.5}
	\plotone{f1}
	\caption{Diagram of the various quantities used to describe the shock and CME.}
	\label{fi}
\end{figure}

The shape, size, and standoff distance of a shock are controlled by several factors: the shape and size of the obstacle;  the velocity difference between the obstacle and the medium with respect to the sonic speed (i.e., the Mach number); and the properties of the medium, such as the ratio of specific heats ($\gamma$) and the magnetic field. Relationships between the shock standoff distance and the Mach number have been derived by a number of different authors. The well known semi-empirical relationship of \cite{Sieff:1962p19} has the form
\begin{equation}
	\label{Eq1}
	\frac{\Delta}{D_{O}}=0.78 \frac{\rho_{u}}{\rho_{d}},
\end{equation}
which was derived for a spherical object, where $\Delta$ is the shock standoff distance, $D_{O}$ is distance from the centre to the nose of the obstacle, in this case the radius,  and $\rho_{u}$, $\rho_{d}$ are the densities upstream and downstream of the shock respectively. Using gas-dynamic theory, \cite{Spreiter:1966p8946} demonstrated that $\rho_{u} / \rho_{d}$ could be written in terms of the the upstream sonic Mach number, $M_{s}$, and the ratio of specific heats $\gamma$:
\begin{eqnarray}
	\label{Eq2}
	\frac{\Delta}{D_{O}}= 1.1\frac{(\gamma-1)M_{s}^{2}+2}{(\gamma+1)M_{s}^{2}}.
\end{eqnarray}
The increase in the coefficient in the standoff relations from 0.78 to 1.1 is due to the fact the object under consideration (Earth's magnetosphere) in Equation (\ref{Eq2}) is more blunt than a sphere; specifically, it is an elongated ellipse. Neither Equations (\ref{Eq1}) or (\ref{Eq2}) behave as expected at low Mach numbers, where the shock should move to a large standoff distance. A modification which corrects for this enables Equation (\ref{Eq2}) to be written in the form
\begin{equation}
	\label{Eq4}
	\frac{\Delta}{D_{O}}=1.1\frac{(\gamma-1)M_{s}^{2}+2}{(\gamma+1)(M_{s}^{2}-1)},
\end{equation} where the additional term in the denominator ensures the shock moves to a large distance as the Mach number approaches unity \citep{Farris:1994p9013}. They also suggested that using the obstacle radius of curvature rather than radius would be more suitable as it accounts for the shape of the obstacle, resulting in
\begin{equation}
	\label{Eq5} \frac{\Delta}{R_{O}}=0.81\frac{(\gamma - 1)M_{s}^{2}+2}{(\gamma+1)(M_{s}					^{2}-1)},
\end{equation} where $R_{O}$
is the obstacle radius of curvature.

In general, a conic section can be represented by $y(x)^{2} = 2R(D-x)+b(D-x)^2$ where $b$ is the bluntness ($b<-1$: blunt elliptic; $b = -1$: spherical; $-1 < b < 0$: elongated ecliptic; $b = 0 $: parabolic; $b > 0$: hyperbolic). The shape of the shock fronts are known to be represented by a modified conic section. One such parameterisation of the shock front, from \cite{Verigin:2003p9014}, is:
\begin{eqnarray}
	\label{Eq6}
	y^{2}(x)=2R_{S}(D_{S}-x)+\frac{(D_{S}-x)^{2}}{M_{s}^{2}-1} \nonumber \\
			\cdot (1 + \frac{b_{S}(M_{s}^{2}-1)-1}{1 + d_{S}(D_{S}-x)/R_{S}}),
\end{eqnarray}
where $b_{S}$ is the bluntness of the shock, and $d_{S}$ is related to the asymptotic downstream slope or Mach cone (see Figure \ref{fi}).
\begin{figure*}[!ht]
	\epsscale{1.0}
	\plotone{f2}
	\caption{Simultaneous {\it STEREO} observations of the CME and shock front from \textit			{Ahead} (top row) and \textit{Behind} (bottom row). The CME and shock are indicated 			on the individual images where applicable. No CME or shock is visible in the HI 1 A 			observation (the Sun is off the right hand edge of the HI 1 A image). These images 				have been severely clipped and smoothed to make the shock more discernible. The 			shock is clearly visible in the accompanying movies (M1, M2).}
	\label{f1}
\end{figure*}

The relationships between the standoff distance and the Mach number have been investigated from a number of perspectives, including numerical modeling, analytical relations, laboratory experiments and {\it in-situ} measurements of planetary bow shocks \citep{Spreiter:1995p433, Spreiter:1980p6769}. These have shown that in general the semi-empirical relations provide an adequate description of shocks, with the low Mach regime being an exception \citep{Verigin:2003p9014}. Depending on the physical, context the sonic Mach number ($M_{S}$) can be replaced with the magnetosonic Mach number ($M_{MS}$), when dealing with plasmas such as the solar wind and CMEs. It has been shown that using gasdynamic relations when dealing magnetised plasmas works well when the MHD mach numbers are high. It also provides a good approximation when the Alfv\'{e}n ($M_{A}$) or fast magnetosonic ($M_{MS}$) Mach numbers are low and these Mach numbers are substituted for the gasdynamic ($M_{S}$) Mach numbers \citep{Fairfield:2001p9420}.

Standoff distances of CME-driven shocks have been investigated from an {\it in-situ} perspective by many authors \citep[e.g.,][]{Russell:2002p8853, Lepping:2008p125,Odstrcil:2005v110}. \cite{Russell:2002p8853} found the shock standoff distance ($\Delta$; thickness of magnetosheath)  was of the order of 21\,R$_{\odot}$ at 1\,AU. \cite{Lepping:2008p125} derived an average $\Delta$ of about 8\,R$_{\odot}$ at 1\,AU. However, when considering the CME radius (flux rope radius) as $D_{O}$ the typical $\Delta$ expected from Equation (3) is about 5\,R$_{\odot}$ at 1\,AU. \cite{Russell:2002p8853} proposed that Equation (\ref{Eq5}) may be more suited as it accounts for the fact the CME front may not be circular and that the radius of curvature at the nose is a dominant factor in determining the standoff distance. However, they found that Equation (\ref{Eq5}) did not fit the observations either and speculated this may be due to observational effect of only measuring one of the radii of curvature of the CME. The underlying structure of a CME is believed to be a flux rope, which has two characteristic curvatures; a smaller one due the curvature perpendicular to its axis (the radius when viewed as a cross-section) and the larger curvature along the axis.

In this Letter, we investigate if the shock relations above hold for a CME-driven IP shock. Specifically, we use direct observations of a CME-driven shock observed in COR2 and HI1 instruments of the Sun Earth Connection Coronal and Heliospheric Investigation suite (SECCHI, \citealt{Howard:2008p4742}) on {\it STEREO} \citep{Kaiser:2008p1663}. In Section \ref{s_obs}, we present SECCHI observations of the CME and resulting shock and describe the analysis technique. The results of our analysis are presented in Section \ref{s_res}. We discuss our results and state our conclusions in Section \ref{s_disc}

\section{Observations and Data Analysis} \label{s_obs} The CME analysed first appeared in the COR1 \citep{Thompson:2003p1587} coronagraph images from {\it STEREO B (Behind)} at 15:55\,UT on 2008 April 5. It was most likely associated with a B-class flare from NOAA active region 10987, which was just behind the west limb as viewed from Earth. Figure \ref{f1} shows the CME as it propagates out from the Sun into the different instruments' field-of-views from 8\,R$_{\odot}$ to 120\,R$_{\odot}$. The CME was visible in both {\it A (Ahead)} and {\it B} spacecraft in the inner and outer coronagraphs (COR1 and COR2; see movie M1), but was only visible in HI1 \citep{Eyles:2009p3861} from {\it STEREO B} (see movie M2). The CME propagation direction was found to be $\sim$106$^{\circ}$ west of the Sun-Earth line, the spacecraft were at a separation angle of 48$^{\circ}$ degrees (from each other). The shock is visible as a curved brightness enhancement in both the COR2 images in Figure \ref{f1} and also the HI1 {\it B} image. The accompanying movies M1 and M2 show the shock more clearly. We have made the assumption that the curved front is a shock, there are no radio or {\it in-situ} data available to corroborate this. However, due to the CME's velocity ($\sim$1000\,km\,s$^{-1}$) and the smoothness and position of the feature ahead of the CME, it can be argued that this it is a legitimate assumption \citep{Bemporad:2010p9404, Ontiveros:2009p8787}.

The observations were reduced using \mbox{{\it secchi\_prep}} from the {\sc SolarSoft} library \citep{Freeland:1998p3546}. This corrects for a number of effects such as bias, flat-field and distortions. The coronagraphs take sequences of three polarised observations, which are combined to produce total brightness images. The COR1 and COR2 observations were used to produce standard running  difference images. The HI observations were background subtracted. Modified running difference images were then created, which account for the motion of the back-ground star field \citep{Maloney:2009p6617}.

\begin{figure}[!ht]
	\epsscale{1.0}
	\plotone{f3}
	\caption{(a) 3D reconstruction of the CME and shock front viewed perpendicular to the 					propagation direction with the initial ellipse fits over plotted. (b) Data transformed 				into a coordinate system centred on the initial ellipse fit. Over plotted is the 						subsequent fit to the shock front using Equation (\ref{Eq6}). The data have been 				normalised with respect to $D_{O}$.}
	\label{f3}
\end{figure}

For each observation in which the CME or shock was visible the front was identified. A number of points along this front were then manually chosen. For the observations where the CME or shock was observed from both spacecraft, the front was localised in three dimensions using the tie-point method \citep{Inhester:2006p2249,2010NatCo...1E..74B,Mierla:2010p7463,Temmer:2009p5011}. As the CME or shock was only observed by one spacecraft in the HI field-of-view, we used the additional assumption of pseudo-radial propagation, based on the direction derived from COR1 and COR2 to localise the front \citep{Maloney:2009p6617}. The resulting data consisted of a series of points in 3D for the CME and shock for each observation time. Figure \ref{f3}(a) shows the 3D reconstruction of both the shock front and CME front, viewed perpendicular to the direction of propagation (assumed to be a cross-section). The techniques for deriving the 3D coordinates of features in the COR1/2 and especially the HI field-of-view are not without error. In the case of the event studied here, the CME was close ($<$10$^{\circ}$) to the plane-of-sky of STEREO A. As a result, errors in position should be small.

In order to compare with relations in Section \ref{s_intro}, the data was transformed into a coordinate system centred on the CME. To accomplish this, each CME front was fit with an ellipse. The centre coordinates of these fits were then used to collapse all the data on to a common coordinate system centred on the CME. The  shock front was fit with Equation (\ref{Eq6}), which gave the shock properties such as the shock standoff distance $\Delta$,  the Mach number $M$, and the radius of curvature at the nose of the obstacle $R_{O}$. Figure \ref{f3}(a) shows data and the initial fit, Figure \ref{f3}(b) shows the shifted data and the shock fit using Equation (\ref{Eq6}). The fast magnetosonic Mach number was calculated using $M_{ms} = ({v_{cme}-v_{sw}})/{v_{ms}}$, where $v_{cme}$ is the CME velocity, $v_{sw}$ is the solar wind velocity and $v_{ms}$ is the fast magnetosonic speed. Since $v_{sw}$ and $v_{ms}$ were not known at the position of the CME, a model corona was used to evaluate them. This was based on the Parker solar wind solution with a simple dipolar magnetic field of the form $B(r)=B_{0}(R_{\odot}/r)^{3}$, where {$B_{0}$} was 2.2\,G at the solar surface \citep{Mann:2003p9016}. For each of the paired CME and shock observations the standoff distances $\Delta$ (=$D_{S}-D_{O}$) were obtained by three different means: (i) using the 3D coordinates of the furthest point ($\textrm{max}(h)$, where $h=\sqrt{x^2+y^2+z^2}$) on the shock and the CME as $h_{shk}$ and $h_{cme}$ respectively, (ii) the previous method can be applied but to the data in the common coordinate system which gave $D_{O}$ and $D_{S}$, and (iii) the front fitting procedure also produced standoff distances. However the results of method (i) cannot be used with the relations from Section \ref{s_intro} as they are not in a CME/obstacle centred coordinate system, but the results from method (ii) and (iii) can be compared to Equations (\ref{Eq2}), (\ref{Eq4}) and (\ref{Eq5}).

\section{Results}
\label{s_res}

\begin{figure}[!ht]
	\epsscale{0.75}
	\plotone{f4}
	\caption{Shock properties derived directly from the observations (filled symbols) and from 			fits to the shock and CME (hollow symbols) as a function of time. (a) The maximum 			height of the CME front (triangles) and shock front (circles). (b) The distance to front of 		CME ($D_{O}$) and shock ($D_{S}$) in CME centred coordinate system. (c) The shock 			standoff distance $\Delta$. (d) The normalised standoff distance (${\Delta}/{D_{O}}$). 			(e) Standoff distance ($\Delta$) normalised by the radius of curvature of the CME ($R_			{O}$). (f) The Mach number ($M$) derived the CME velocity and model for the corona 			(filled circles) and from the fits to the shock front (hollow circles).}
	\label{f4}
\end{figure}

A summary of the shock properties derived from the observations is shown in Figure \ref{f4}(a)-(f) as a function of time. With the exception of the CME ($h_{cme}$) and shock heights ($h_{shk}$), all the properties have been derived from the data collapsed on to a common coordinate system with respect to the CME. The gap between the first three data points and others is a result of both the CME and shock leaving the COR2 field-of-view and entering the HI1 field-of-view. The contrast between shock and background in the first three and last three observation is extremely low, making identification of the shock difficult. As a result, these points are not reliable, and should be neglected. Figure \ref{f4}(a) shows the derived heights of the CME and shock as they were tracked from 8\,R\,$_{\odot}$ to 120\,R\,$_{\odot}$ (0.5\,AU). Using a linear fit to $h_{shk}-h_{cme}$ (=$\Delta$) versus $h_{cme}$ (not shown), the extrapolated standoff distance at Earth was found to be $\sim$40\,R$_{\odot}$. Figure \ref{f4}(b) shows the distance to nose of the CME ($D_{O}$) and shock ($D_{S}$) front by (filled symbols), also shown are the values derived from fits to the shock and CME front (hollow symbols). The increasing offset between the two is due to their differing centres of the coordinate systems, as one is elliptic and the other is parabolic. Figure \ref{f4}(c) shows the standoff distance $\Delta$ derived using $D_{O}$ and $D_{S}$ (filled symbols) and from the fits to the fronts (hollow symbols). Both are in general agreement and show an increase with time. The standoff distance normalised using $D_{O}$ is shown in Figure \ref{f4}(d). The normalised standoff distance is roughly constant with a mean value of $0.37\pm0.09$. The standoff distance normalised to the radius of curvature at the nose of the CME ($R_{O}$) is shown in Figure \ref{f4}(e). The curvature could only be derived from the front fitting, as such only hollow data points are shown. Figure \ref{f4}(f) then shows the magnetosonic Mach number ($M_{MS}$) derived using: (i) the CME speed in conjunction with the coronal model (filled symbols) and (ii) the shock front fitted using Equation~5 (hollow symbols). The mean Mach number from the coronal model was 3.8$\pm$0.6, while a value of 4.4$\pm$1.6 was found using the front fitting method. The mean Mach number from both methods was 4.1$\pm$1.2.

\begin{figure}[!ht]
	\plotone{f5}
	\caption{(a) Shock standoff distance normalised to $D_{O}$ as a function of Mach 					number. (b) Shock standoff normalised by $R_{O}$ as a function of Mach number. 				Also shown are the results of a number of semi-empirical models. Filled symbols 				indicate values derived using a coronal model, while hollow symbols indicate values 			derived using front fitting.}
	\label{f5}
\end{figure}

Figure 5(a) shows the relationship between the normalised standoff distance ($\Delta$/$D_{O}$) and Mach number ($M_{MS}$) for a number of models. The Mach numbers were calculated using the coronal model (filled symbols) and front fitting (open symbols). The normalised standoff distances were calculated using measured values of $D_{O}$ and $D_{S}$ (filled symbols) and fits to the CME and shock fronts (hollow symbols). Both show good general agreement between our observations and the models ($<$20$\%$). The model of \citet{Sieff:1962p19} shows the poorest agreement, although this is not unexpected as it was derived for a circular obstacle and the CME is quite blunt compared to a circle. Figure 5(b) shows the relationship between the standoff distance normalised by the radius of curvature of the CME ($\Delta/R_{O}$) and Mach number for a number of models. In this case, $R_{O}$ can only be derived from the front fitting. These values are then plotted as a function of the Mach numbers derived using both methods described above (hence, each value of $\Delta/D_{O}$ appears twice). Our results do not agree with the expected relation (Equation (\ref{Eq5})) and indicate the the radius of curvature $R_{O}$ is underestimate by a factor of $\approx$3--8. One possible reason for this is that we have not considered the effect of the magnetic field of the CME and solar wind effects on the shock. However, one would expect if this had a significant effect it would also affect the other relation. It should be noted that the fast magnetosonic velocity and sonic velocity calculated from our model differ by less than 7\% after excluding the first three data points as mentioned earlier. This also suggests that the magnetic field should not play a major role. A more likely reason is due to an observational affect similar to that suggested by \cite{Russell:2002p8853}, where only one radius of curvature of the CME is observed. The observations provide a cross-sectional view of the CME along one of its axes. As a result, we have no information on the curvature along other CME axes.

\section{Discussion and Conclusions}
\label{s_disc}
For the first time, we have imaged a CME-driven shock in white light at large distances from the Sun. The shock was tracked from 8\,R$_{\odot}$ to 120\,R$_{\odot}$ (0.5\,AU) before it became too faint to be identify unambiguously. The CME was measured to have a velocity of $\sim$1000\,km\,s$^{-1}$ and a Mach number of 4.1$\pm$1.2, while the shock front stand-off distance ($\Delta$) was found to increase  linearly to $\sim$20~$R_\odot$ at 0.5~AU. The normalised standoff distance (${\Delta}/{D_{O}}$) was found to be roughly constant with a mean of 0.37$\pm$0.09\,. The normalised standoff distance derived using $D_{O}$ and $D_{S}$ and its relation to the Mach number ($M_{MS}$) were compared to previous relations and showed reasonable agreement. The normalised standoff distance (${\Delta}/{D_{O}}$) and Mach number were also derived by fitting the CME and shock front, which agreed well with theory and our other method of estimation. The fitting also allowed us to find the CME radius of curvature ($R_{O}$) enabling us to test the relationship between ${\Delta}/{R_{C}}$ and the Mach number. In this case, the derived ratios did not agree with the theoretical predictions and showed a significant deviation.

The faint nature of the shock front made its identification challenging, and thus, the front location and characterisation showed some scatter (Figure \ref{f4}). For example, the Mach numbers in Figure \ref{f4}(f) show a large amount of variability especially from the front fitting. The standoff distances in Figure \ref{f4}(c) show the same trend and the two different methods give similar results. In should be noted that the first three and last three data points show a large deviations from the rest of the data for a number of derived properties. These correspond to very low contrast observations, and hence should be ignored. The Mach number derived from our coronal model and CME position and speed, and from the shock front fitting both agree. This is a good indication that our methods accurately describe the shock even in the presence of large uncertainties.

Both sets of data for the normalised shock standoff distance $\Delta/D_{O}$ versus Mach number ($M_{MS}$) derived directly and from front fitting show good general agreement (Figure \ref{f5}(a)). The standoff distance normalised by the CME radius of curvature ($\Delta/R_{O}$) verses Mach number ($M_{MS}$) from either the fits or derived directly do not agree with any of the relations (Figure \ref{f5}(b)). Assuming that a CME can be modeled as a flux rope, it should have two radius of curvatures. Our observations are a measure of a combination of these, which depends on the orientation of the flux rope. This observational affect implies we may only be measuring the smaller of the two and this leads to the underestimation of $R_{O}$. Finally, the general agreement between the Mach number derived from our model and the Mach number derived from the fits, suggest the fitting is not the source of the problem. Using a mean Mach number of 4 to get a value of 0.26 for $\Delta/R_{O}$ ratio and the standoff distance calculated at Earth (40\,R$_{\odot}$), we can estimate the radius of curvature of this CME at Earth to be 150\,R$_{\odot}$ (0.7\,AU).

Imaging observations of CME-driven shocks opens up a new avenue for studying their fundamental properties. This type of observation will be highly complementary to radio and {\it in-situ} measurements. A complete picture of the shock could then be constructed and the derived properties from the different observations could be compared and contrasted.  Furthermore, the analysis presented here will be applicable to future observations of shocks.

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1. That the Executive Director, City Planning & Community Development or designate be authorized to award and enter into a contract with the highest ranked proponent(s) from a public procurement process to engage consulting and professional services over $750,000 to support the design of Maple Leaf and Wascana Pools.
That Administration, through the 2020 budget process, bring forward a financing plan for the construction of Maple Leaf and Wascana Pools.
That the City Clerk be authorized to execute the contract with the highest ranked proponent for consulting and professional services to support the design of Maple Leaf and Wascana pools, upon review and approval from the City Solicitor.
That this report be forwarded to the January 28, 2019 meeting of City Council for approval.
Administration has shared information with Council on the general approach to the Maple Leaf Pool Reconstruction and the Replacement of Wascana Pool projects and the development of programming for the Heritage neighbourhood during the pool construction phase. In order to move forward with Council's decisions, Administration recommends Council's approval to proceed with the procurement of a qualified consultant for the design of the Wascana and Maple Leaf Pool projects.
The City of Regina (City) currently has 5 outdoor pools that provide sport, recreation, fitness and learn to swim opportunities for the public. These pools were built between 1946 and 1962, resulting in an average age of 64 years. In 2018 outdoor pools emerged as an urgent priority, as Maple Leaf Pool could no longer be opened for the 2019 season, due to condition and age. It was also determined that due to the condition and age of Wascana Pool it could no longer be operated past the end of the 2019 season. This information was shared with Council as part of the 2019 budget process and this report considers next steps based on Council decisions.
Through the 2019 budget process Council made a decision to replace Maple Leaf Pool, provide additional summer programming in the Heritage neighbourhood to help fill the gap left by the pool closure and to consult with the community on the replacement of Wascana Pool. The following table outlines general timing and Administration's approach to these three projects.
· Consultation with Heritage Community Association regarding potential program models and transit/transportation options to provide access to other pools.
In order to complete these projects within the time frame presented above, Administration is requesting Council's approval to initiate and award a Request for Proposal to hire a consulting team to complete the consultation, concept planning, detailed design and tender package development and potential construction contract management of the Maple Leaf and Wascana Pools projects.
2. That Administration bring back a funding mechanism in early 2019 that will support Maple Leaf Pool.
Administration has prepared a project plan for the design and construction of Maple Leaf and Wascana Pools. Funding is currently in place to complete the required work in 2019. Therefore, Administration will bring a fulsome financing plan for Councils consideration as part of the 2020 budget process.
An environmental assessment and impact study will be conducted and environmentally efficient and sustainable options will be considered through the design process.
Council's decisions related to Maple Leaf and Wascana Pools support the Design Regina: The Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 2013-48 community priority to develop complete neighbourhoods.
There are no other implications related to this report.
Accessibility will be a consideration with programs developed in consultation with the community. It will also be a consideration as part of the design for both Maple Leaf and Wascana Pools.
The Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department is working with the Citizen Experience Department to develop a communications plan for all three projects included in this report.


A performance of "Annie" takes place at Twiggs Academy Friday, May 2 at 7 p.m.
Submitted by A Journey for Autism: Central Georgia Autism, Ltd. (CGA) and local cycle team, BigRing Racing are pleased to partner for the 2nd Annual A Journey for Autism ride on April 5,2014 at 8 a.m – Macon-Bibb County Autism Awareness Day. Proceeds from the 100-mile century ride will provide scholarships for children on the autism spectrum and continued funding for CGA to raise awareness and provide resources for families. For more information and to register, visit: journeyforautism.com. Ava Bullard, the namesake for Ava's Law (the autism insurance bill), will lead the ride.
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Franciscan Health announces hospital's first birth of 2020
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — News 8 was at Franciscan Health Wednesday morning when the hospital's first baby of the New Year was born. Baby Jonah made his debut at 5:14 a.m. The baby weighs 9 pounds 6 ounces and is 21 inches long. The baby isn't the only reason nurses were excited Wednesday. The World Health Organization has also named 2020 the "Year of the Nurse and Midwife." The recognition comes as the organization wraps up a three-year campaign dedicated to putting nurses at the forefront and putting a heavier focus on universal healthcare. Franciscan Health nurse Jen Fair said it's an honor to be recognized for the work nurses do. "I think nurses are really the foundation of healthcare," added Fair. Fair has worked for Franciscan for 20 years. She currently works in postpartum. Franciscan Indianapolis Hospitals in central Indiana has 1,700 nurses. The Indy Birthing Center delivered 2,200 babies in 2019. Since 1995 the Indy Labor and Delivery delivered nearly 58,000 babies. Franciscan also operates the only level 3 NICU in south central Indiana.
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Once we begin to set our minds on things above, we will begin to experience the greatest life God initially promised us. As he renews our minds, we start to manifest our best self completely in our mind, body and soul. To obtain this promise we must first must stop living for ourselves, instead we should surrender the control we desire to have over a life that is not our own; for Jesus.
The holy life that God has purposed us to live was created separately in each & every one of us that holds a specific destiny. That means that He foreknew & predestined an outcome of our entire lives way BEFORE we even got conceived in our mother's wombs.
Many people will ask, "So you're telling me that people were DESTINED to feel pain, even die for God?" Technically in a sense yes and no.
How I look at it from my perspective is that when we die it's either because we fulfilled our purpose on earth or we disobeyed Him recklessly so much to where WE brought upon the consequences of sin into our lives, which the Bible states clearly is DEATH with a mind governed by our fleshly bodies.
To live a FREE life is what we ALL desire. A life from stress, worry, pain, etc. is ideal yes, but what good would life be without the struggle to obtain the greatness we desire? Would it be worthwhile if it was easy?
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Home Fatawa Fatawa of Permanent Committee Oaths - Vows - Imamate The bribe
Pharmaceutical representative giving gifts to doctors to promote their company's medicines
Q: In view of the heated competition between pharmaceutical companies, their representatives give doctors gifts such as a pen on which the product name is printed, a watch, a cassette, etc. In return for such a gift, doctors prescribe the drug to patients. What is the ruling on doctors accepting these gifts? Are they gifts or bribes? It should also be noted that there is a department in the company that is dedicated to promotion. If a doctor prescribes the drug correctly only when needed, may he accept such a gift? Or would he be sinful? Please, provide evidence.Sometimes, the company gives the doctor a specific gift in return for prescribing (Part No. 23; Page No. 571) a specific amount of their drugs. Is this a bribe, i.e. specifying the amount and the return? Please, provide evidence. Sometimes, the company gives him a gift in return for prescribing a certain drug without specifying any particular amount. If a doctor prescribes the drug rightfully when needed only in return for such a gift, would he be sinful? Please, provide evidence.Sometimes drugs are equally effective but they are produced by a number of companies with different brands, so the doctor prescribes the brand of the representative who visits him more frequently and gives him gifts from his company claiming that these effective drugs are not equal to those who are not effective. What is the ruling? Is promoting a product in this manner permissible? Please, provide evidence.
A: It is not permissible for a doctor to accept gifts from pharmaceutical companies, as it is a kind of prohibited bribe, even if they are called gifts or whatever. In fact, names do not change facts. Moreover, such gifts may make him unfairly biased toward the company that gives him gifts over any other company, which causes harm to the other companies. Q 3: My question is related to working as advertising representatives of pharmaceutical companies. Nowadays, some or most of these companies promote products through gifts or bribes. They give gifts to doctors so that they will prescribe drugs produced by these companies. Moreover, representatives fear for their positions in the companies if they do not behave as such. Furthermore, many doctors will not prescribe (Part No. 23; Page No. 572) drugs for patients if they are not given gifts, and will only prescribe the drugs produced by those who give them gifts. Therefore, reps are forced to compete with other companies as far as gift giving is concerned. What is the ruling on this? Are they considered cases of necessity because they fear that they might lose their job, especially when we take into consideration financial obligations they have to fulfill? A: A company rep who gives gifts to doctors to promote the company drugs over those of other companies is regarded as the intermediary between the one who gives the bribe and the one who takes it. The Prophet (peace be upon him) cursed the three parties in the Hadith: Allah has cursed the briber, the bribed, and the mediator between them. May Allah grant us success. May peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and Companions.
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FX markets were moribund on Friday with most of the majors stuck in 20 pip ranges in quiet, listless trade with little event risk on the calendar.
Cable remained pinned to the 1.3500 figure after yesterday's confusing BOE press conference in which Governor Carney tried to assure the markets that the slowdown in Q1 activity was temporary, but nevertheless was serious enough for the central bank to suspend its normalization policy for now.
The odds of a BOE rate hike by November did rise to 90% in the aftermath of the presser, but as many analysts have pointed out Mr. Carney and company face a series of problems ahead of a planned hike this year. Most important of all is the need for some rebound in the economic data. So far, after a very slow Q1 marked by terrible weather across the British Isles Q2 data has been disappointing. The only bright spot has been an uptick in real wage growth, but that has not translated into better consumer demand or corporate spending. If UK economy continues to grow at this glacial pace the prospect of any rate hike will diminish and Mr. Carney – already dubbed in the financial press as "the unreliable boyfriend" will have to walk his comments once again.
Meanwhile, in North America, all focus will be on Canadian labor data due at 12:30 GMT. The markets are looking for a slight pullback to 17K from 32K the month prior with unemployment remaining the same at 5.8%. If the data meets or beats the forecast it will be the third straight month of gains and 21st month out of the last 22 that the economy gained jobs. While the uncertainty of NAFTA negotiations continues to dog the loonie, the single currency has been supported by better than expected GDP growth of 0.4% and a solid bid in crude prices which have remained above the $71/bbl. USDCAD has been trading well all week with loonie up more than 200 pips against the buck after the pair rejected the 1.3000 figure and today's news could drive it even lower towards 1.2600 if job data confirms solid growth.


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Hanson's Brandy Hill Quarry receives approval from Independent Planning Commission
RWC congratulates Hanson on receiving approval for the ongoing operation of the Brandy Hill Quarry in Seaham, NSW. The approval provides for production of 1.5 million tonnes of hard rock material per annum, concrete recycling and the eventual development of a concrete batching plant. The Quarry will be an important source of material for the Hunter, Central Coast and Sydney markets for many years to come. The Quarry is also located in an region that is undergoing residential development, as the predominantly rural areas around Raymond Terrace are targeted for subdivision and urban growth. The quarry will provide an essential source of extractive materials to support local development, along with economic and supplementary benefits.
RWC prepared the response to submissions reporting for the Project and assisted Hanson to negotiate the changing demographics and community fears concerning the operations and transportation activities. Hanson focused a lot of effort into engaging with the community, with the Project an excellent example of modern Quarry development that mitigates not just for potential intrusive impacts but also the potential for social amenity impacts.
Ultimately the Project will balance an efficient operation with responsible social and environmental management. The application was determined by the Independent Planning Commission with strict conditions relating to operating hours and requiring the provision of agreed public infrastructure prior to any increase to production levels.
The Quarry is strategically important for Hanson, and RWC is proud to have been involved in the application and its approval.


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The exotic doctor calls it a day
Malaysia has a new leader after 22 years of the exotic Mahathir Mohamad. How will the largely unknown Abdullah Badawi cope?
Nov 3rd 2003 |
ON Saturday November 1st, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi took over the running of one of the most successful countries in Asia. Who? It is not his fault that Mr Badawi is little known outside Malaysia. As deputy prime minister he has lived under the vast shadow of Mahathir Mohamad, whose policies have helped to transform Malaysia into an important industrial power and whose frequent controversial comments have brought him to attention far beyond his country's borders. Dr Mahathir has at last retired after 22 years in the job.
Mr Badawi will be aware that he was not Dr Mahathir's first choice for the job. The doctor is not a modest man, and does not have cause to be. But his view of himself posed one of the most difficult questions he had to face in his long career: who among his fellow politicians was qualified to succeed him? The answer seemed to be no one. For years it seemed that Dr Mahathir would never retire because to do so would be such a blow to Malaysia that the country would return to the somnolent state that he found it in when he first entered politics.
For years it was assumed that, if he did go, Musa Hitam, a long-standing friend, would eventually succeed him. But Mr Hitam resigned as deputy prime minister in 1986, after five years in the job, because of what he said were "irreconcilable differences" with the boss—a "very stubborn" man, he remarked this week. As Dr Mahathir entered his seventies he again looked around for a possible successor and chose Anwar Ibrahim. But in 1998, after holding the job for five years, Mr Anwar was sacked after a quarrel with Dr Mahathir, apparently over economic policy. He is now in jail accused of "moral misconduct", including corruption and sodomy, all of which he denies. Mr Badawi's most important accomplishment so far may be that he has not clashed with Dr Mahathir. He is not a financial whizz-kid like Mr Anwar. Islamic studies are his speciality. Dr Mahathir gives the impression of believing that at least he will not make a mess of things.
One possible anxiety for Mr Badawi is whether, in retirement, Dr Mahathir, a spirited 77, will seek to have a continuing influence on Malaysian politics. He has not said he will, but nor has he said he won't. The wizard of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew, continued to cast his spell on the state after he retired as prime minister in 1990, even retaining a place in government as a senior minister. Although Dr Mahathir has had some spats with his neighbour, he has admiration for Mr Lee. Both men had extraordinary careers, Mr Lee transforming his little island into a financial force in Asia, Dr Mahathir getting the Malays to work harder than they had ever done before.
It is sometimes forgotten as Dr Mahathir has matured that he started out in politics as a revolutionary. In 1970 he wrote a book, "The Malay Dilemma", which said in effect that Malays were lazy, unlike Malaysia's Chinese, who controlled most of the economy. The book was banned by an indignant government led by the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), which had earlier expelled the doctor for "inflammatory" remarks. Eventually he was allowed back into UMNO and was recognised as a coming leader. He became prime minister in 1981.
Unlike many revolutionaries, he has seen his ideas put into practice: of moving the country away from agricultural products and tin-mining to industry. Riskily, his government favoured the Malays at the expense of the Chinese and got away with it without too much social unrest. The Chinese still control much of the economy. Both communities have prospered from growth largely propelled by foreign investment. More than 60% of households have cars and televisions. The number of Malaysians living in poverty, 35% in 1982, is now 5%. Next year, Malaysia is expected to achieve growth of around 5%, better than many other countries in South-East Asia.
As a result of this economic success, Dr Mahathir is widely admired at home. Abroad, though, his image has been tarnished by his controversial, often anti-Western utterances. As a public figure critical of the United States, Australia, Israel and numerous other bêtes noires, Dr Mahathir seems a touch obsessive. During the Asian economic crisis of 1997/98 he blamed George Soros and other speculators for causing Malaysia's troubles rather than confronting home-grown problems. Only a couple of weeks ago he told a conference of Muslim countries that Jews were running the world by proxy. His comments caused outrage in the West but he refused to retract them.
But there is another side to the former physician. In private conversation he can be relaxed and humorous. And nor is he against everything Western: he is a fan of Sherlock Holmes (a character created by another former doctor, Arthur Conan Doyle) and his talent for making deductions from small observations.
Expect nothing as fancy as that from Mr Badawi. Nor will Malaysians expect it. The country may be ready for an "ordinary" politician as leader after years of the exotic doctor. Mr Badawi can expect a longish honeymoon, probably up to the general election due next year. If he does nothing much wrong and the election result satisfies UMNO, he may even survive.


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Some of our favorite restaurants in Rockport!
This upscale seafood restaurant has everything from amazing cocktails, savery escargot, fresh fish, and unforgettable cr�me brulee. Latitudes is also an art gallery so you can shop around and look at all the local art while you dine!
Try out Paradise Key for great seafood and awesome water views! You can watch the sunset while enjoying a wide range of delicious plates and appetizers. Paradise Key is located just outside of Rockport and is right next to a boat dock.
Poor Mans is a laid back burger pub with great beers and awesome food. They have yummy steamed shrimp and the one of a kind taco burger that you need to try!
Charlotte Plummers is a delicious seafood restaurant with gorgeous water views! Their menu has a variety of yummy options such as calamari, fresh salad bar, pastas, poe boys, and more! They have been around since the 1970s and also own the beach shop across the street called T.G.�s Beachware & Gifts.
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Eriba Puck
Out of all the Eriba models, it was the 1958 Eriba Puck that caught my attention. The unusual shape, pop top, retro feel and all-round cuteness definitely got my creativity flowing when researching caravans for our Van Go designs. No longer manufactured, the Puck has become an instantly recognisable classic, and one that will always be close to my own heart. I mean, seriously, how cute is it!
History of Eriba Caravans
Erwin Hymer and Erich Bachem were a great team. Erwin learnt his craft in his father's repair shop in Bad Waldsee, Germany, and Erich was an aeronautical engineer. In 1957, they joined forces to design and build their first caravan and form their distribution company Hymer AG. The following year they began production of the Eriba-Touring range which included the Eriba Puck. It was an aerodynamic, lightweight and compact, yet strong caravan that could be towed by small cars, such as the Goggomobil and the VW Beetle.
The Puck is the model that most people associate with Eriba, and is the most compact and space efficient of the Touring range. It was in this caravan that German holiday makers first began to travel around Germany and cross borders to their south. A 2-person caravan, the Eriba Puck may be small on the outside, but is surprisingly spacious and well-designed on the inside. Over the years, there have been many different models, but they all contain a bed, cupboards, stove and sink. Some Pucks even have a fridge and/or heating.
The Eriba Touring models started a new era in caravans and soon gained cult status, forming the base of what would become one of the most popular and successful brands for caravan enthusiasts all over the world. The Tourings are recognisable in that they all follow the same design philosophy with a tubular, load bearing steel frame and a glass reinforced polyester resin roof and pop-top. The steel frame, although more expensive than the wood framing used by other manufacturers, means that the Eriba caravan doesn't creak or leak, and looks like new for years and years.
Between the many Touring models of the early days to the luxurious Nova ranges of the present day (and more in between!), it's the consistent innovation, stylish interiors, superior fittings, comfort and quality that have shaped a whole industry for the past 6 decades.
Now that vintage and retro are back with a vengeance, it's not just the design, it's also the lifestyle of the past that people want to recreate. That's exactly what the Eriba caravans manage to combine and is the reason they remain so popular today.
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If you're interested, you can follow the journeys of these Eriba Puck fans featured above on Instagram - @iam_mychan, @daan_waarvandaan and @koolclassics 😀
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{
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Q: Experience with MQ File Transfer Edition? We've got several processes that move files across servers - SFTP, FTP, SCP; Windows, Linux, AIX; there is a workflow component (usually require a control file with filenames and hash values to move a batch of related files). The action is often initiated on our servers to get the files, so we need to make sure they're done being written.
We have some homegrown scripts to do this, but they don't always work properly, and troubleshooting, maintenance, and log review is not easy this way. There's a lot of servers, and our scripts don't have central logging or a dashboard/console/etc.
We're looking into commercial products to do this. Has anyone used MQ File Transfer Edition? Another team in our company is using Aspera, does anyone have any thoughts on that, or other favored products?
I have no idea what our budget is for this, yet. Just trying to get a handle on the product space from the perspective of other admins.

/edit - In my situation, we're moving 2-file payloads (one binary, one metadata) of scanned images from different sources to different destinations. We wait until a 3rd control file is written with the checksums - when the move is complete, the control file is deleted.
The sources are primarily a handful of Windows file servers, or Windows SFTP servers, that receive these files from scanning processes. We also have sources that are FTP or SFTP servers that receive the same payloads from external parties. The destination is a set of AIX servers that ingest the images into an archive, so the files don't remain in the destination either. Robustness is definitely our major concern.
We move a few GB every day, I guess. (Without centralized logging, I can't give a better number.) The binary files probably average around 100 MB, the metadata quite a bit smaller.

A: I have implemented WMQ FTE for several customers and it would definitely meet the requirements that you described.  You can configure it to watch for the control file and then move the data files and delete the control file.  It can also be driven by an MQ message that the thing creating the files sends.  FTE agents can connect to WMQ as clients so you need only one WMQ server in a small deployment and the FTE agents can be on all the platforms you mentioned.  The only exception is that a z/OS FTE agent must have a local queue manager (due to there's no WMQ client for the z/OS platform).  Of course, it is set up for ad-hoc, user driven transfers as well.
FTE uses all non-persistent messages and a light control flow between the two agents (over WMQ, of course) that acks the data stream.  Assuming that both sides are up, the entire transfer happens in memory with nothing being written to disk on the queue manager so it's screaming fast.  If one side goes down, the transfer picks up where it left off as soon as service is restored.  Both agents checksum the data and files so that if either the source or target file changes during the outage or during transmission, the transfer aborts with an appropriate error message.
Any sort of automation you might like to script can be done with Ant or any executable that you want to call, either on the sender or receiver side, either before or after the transfer.  For example, I have one client who encrypts files outbound to their customers' SFTP servers and then decrypts the files on arrival.  This is done by calling Ant to run GPG before outbound transfers and after inbound transfers.

A: I have not used MQ File transfer edition so I cannot comment on this.  I have done a lot of file transfers including EDI, FTP, AS2, FTPS, SFTP, rsync, SCP, aspera, svn, etc.  Ultimately my answer would depend on your exact requirements.  From what it sounds like the most important thing you are after is reliability of file transfers.
Firstly I would recommend on some sort of standardization of platforms, maintenance and management, which is what it sounds like you are looking at doing.  Make every server regardless of OS/config use the same process to get files to and from nodes.  Multiplying the troubleshooting across different configurations can make simple tasks very frustrating.  When i think of reliability I do not think of windows, but a lot of the time there just simply isn't a way to avoid it.
While I do not know your exact requirements I will provide some possible solutions for you, if you can clarify on exactly your needs (WAN, LAN, file size, number of transfers daily, importance of transfers, etc) I can provide you with a more accurate answer.  The transfers I have setup in the past are anywhere from small <1kb files to hundreds of GBs of data, from people don't get paid if the transfer doesn't happen to data that may never even be used, from open internet transfers to encrypted data, across encrypted transfers across encrypted VPNs.
What you are really after is a semi new term in the industry called Managed File Transfer.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Managed_file_transfer
At the end of the day, get the Gartner Magic Quadrant Report for this, review it and choose a vendor that meets your needs.  You'll notice Aspera in the list, but consider CFI for your needs.  Considering you are specifically looking for a commercial product this is your best bet.  Private message me or comment if you want any more input on my research in this sector.
Here is my personalized input.
Centralized FTP:
This is good because FTP is universal, it's used in so many places and has so much support across systems.  A lot of popular FTP servers will provide support for a lot of authentication methods as well as protocols.  If you are able to centralize the server for all the nodes then troubleshooting becomes a lot easier, when something goes wrong you check the server log, or ideally have logs auto report to you via email, and if there isn't anything wrong its pretty clear its a client or network issue.  The problem is FTP isn't perfect, it can easily fail, and is particularly slow when dealing with large amounts of small files.  Across OS you may find file naming issues and more.  If you are going to consider this solution use clients and a server that can support simple file verification.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_file_verification.  The mechanism used to check the files is as it says, simple, and could be checked across multiple platforms.  There are a number of servers that support checking files as they are uploading and can report automatically if a file fails checking, along with checking full file sets rather than individual files, also providing some percentage for the full structure to be uploaded.  gltfpd is a popular one, but keep in mind it is a bear for configuring, but once you have it setup you may never need to touch it again.  http://www.glftpd.com/.  Gene6 is pretty popular as well
Rsync the files
I've used rsync with scripts a fair amount and I found this to be very reliable and pretty robust when accounting for error checking.  You'll find rsync popular among backup scripts because of this.  I do not know of many off the shelf programs for rsync, so you are looking at coding up a solution for this and once again you will be without centralized logging and you may run in to a lot of the same issues, but honestly I found rsync reliable enough, and with the delta transmissions with large file sets and integrity checking is a pretty quick and dirty way to get things done.
Aspera
Aspera is great technology at it's core for high latency, high bandwidth transfers.  If you are not transferring across a WAN, and not transferring large data sets I would not recommend it.  I run a large Aspera deployment and it is littered with transfer problems and software bugs.  If you are looking for very basic functionality it is a pretty good solution but when it comes down to more advanced processing be prepared to write your own scripts to transfer the data.  The software seems to be more focused at a small niche business and they seem to struggle across enterprise deployments.  The centralized logging they have with one of their products would solve the centralized logging needs, and their pre and post processing would work for your needs as well but just keep in mind you may end up spending a fair amount of money for a half working solution.  I mentioned CFI above, their product is much more enterprise but they struggle to deliver on a single experience.  Depending on your needs don't take my word for it, get trials of their products for yourself.
Version Control System
I'll first say that this doesn't seem like it would fit the requirements but is another option.  If the files you are transferring are not transactional, consider storing these files in a version control system.  In this scenario when a file is needed to be transferred it is checked in to the version repository, and when needed it is synced at the remote end.  In an instance where you need version control and files possibly to interact with each other, as well as a centralized server this may be a good option.
As a final side note check out what twitter uses to pass config files across their many, many nodes: http://engineering.twitter.com/2010/07/murder-fast-datacenter-code-deploys.html
Once again I cannot stress enough that the correct answer is based on your exact requirements.
Hope this helps you.

A: When I was working for a large insurance company, we used Connect:Direct, to automate and manage file transfers (most via SSL/TLS) between various windows/linux/AIX/mainframe servers.

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La Valmarecchia es el valle de Italia centro-septentrional trazado por el río Marequia. Está recorrido por la carretera estatal 258 Marecchia, llamada Via Marecchiese. La mayor parte de su territorio pertenece al territorio de Emilia-Romaña; se origina, no obstante, en la Toscana y afecta al extremo norte de Las Marcas (en los municipios de Montecopiolo, Sassofeltrio y Monte Grimano Terme). La cuenca del Marecchia afecta también en parte al territorio de San Marino, con los valles laterales del río San Marino y del Ausa.

La Valmarecchia desciende del Alpe della Luna en Toscana hasta la desembocadura del Marequia cerca de Rímini. A lo largo del recorrido del río se encuentran varias localidades, las mayores de las cuales son Badia Tedalda, Pennabilli, Talamello, Novafeltria, San Leo, Torriana, Verucchio, Santarcangelo di Romagna y Rímini, a los que se unen localidades de nombres ligados a la tipicidad de los lugares que surgían a lo largo del río: Ponte Presale, Ponte Messa, Molino di Bascio, Ponte Santa Maria Maddalena, Ponte Verucchio, San Martino Dei Mulini. La Valmarecchia es rica en lugares de interés histórico y arqueológico. Entre ellos, las torres de señales de la época romana, que surgían a distancia que se piodían ver y algunas aún están presentes, especialmente sobre alguna altura.

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Provincia de Pesaro y Urbino
Geografía de Toscana

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Shy'm [] (* 28. November 1985 in Trappes, Île-de-France als Tamara Marthe) ist eine französische Sängerin und Schauspielerin.

Biografie
Die Tochter einer metropolitan-französischen Mutter und eines aus dem französischen Überseegebiet Martinique stammenden Vaters wurde 1985 in Trappes, südwestlich von Versailles geboren. Sie begann in ihrer Kindheit Tanzstunden zu nehmen. Ihren Abschluss machte sie mit 17 Jahren.

Neben ihrem Studium arbeitete sie an einigen Gesangsaufnahmen, die sie in Paris an mehrere Major Labels schickte. Zu dieser Zeit wurde sie von dem französischen Rapper K-Maro entdeckt. Nach ihrer Entdeckung erhielt sie ihren Künstlernamen Shy'm – ein Kofferwort, bestehend aus shy (schüchtern) und Martinique (woher ihr Vater stammt).

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2011 nahm sie an der zweiten Staffel der französischen Ausgabe der Tanzshow Dancing with the Stars teil und gewann. Im April 2019 erschien das Album Agapé.

Als Schauspielerin übernahm sie in der 10. Staffel der französischen Krimiserie Profiling Paris die Hauptrolle der Elisa Berckmann.

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Alben

Singles

Weitere Singles
 2007: T'es parti
 2007: Rêves d'enfants
 2009: Step Back (feat. Odessa Thornhill)
 2012: Shimisoldiers

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