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namespace suic
{

ImplementRTTIOfClass(TriggerBase, DpObject)
ImplementRTTIOfClass(Trigger, TriggerBase)
ImplementRTTIOfClass(MultiTrigger, TriggerBase)

Trigger::Trigger()
    : _setters(NULL)
    , _value(NULL)
    , _prop(NULL)
{
}

Trigger::~Trigger()
{
    if (_setters)
    {
        delete _setters;
    }
    if (_value)
    {
        _value->unref();
    }
}

void Trigger::SetProperty(DpProperty* val)
{
    VerifyAccess(__FILELINE__);

    if (IsSealed())
    {
        throw InvalidOperationException(_U(""), _U("CannotChangeAfterSealed"), __FILELINE__);
    }

    _prop = val;
}

void Trigger::SetValue(Object* val)
{
    VerifyAccess(__FILELINE__);

    if (IsSealed())
    {
        throw InvalidOperationException(_U(""), _U("CannotChangeAfterSealed"), __FILELINE__);
    }

    SETREFOBJ(_value, val);
}

void Trigger::SetSourceName(String val)
{
    VerifyAccess(__FILELINE__);

    if (IsSealed())
    {
        throw InvalidOperationException(_U("SourceName"), _U("CannotChangeAfterSealed"), __FILELINE__);
    }
    _sourceName = val;
}

SetterCollection* Trigger::GetSetters()
{
    VerifyAccess(__FILELINE__);

    if (_setters == NULL)
    {
        _setters = new SetterCollection();
    }
    return _setters;
}

void Trigger::AddSetter(Setter* value)
{
    VerifyAccess(__FILELINE__);
    GetSetters()->AddSetter(value);
}

void Trigger::Seal()
{
    VerifyAccess(__FILELINE__);

    if (!IsSealed())
    {
        if ((_prop != NULL) && !_prop->IsValidValue(this, _value))
        {
            throw InvalidOperationException(_T("InvalidPropertyValue"), __FILELINE__);
        }

        ProcessSettersCollection(_setters);
    }

    DpObject::Seal();
}

TriggerBase::TriggerBase()
{

}

TriggerBase::~TriggerBase()
{
    for (int i = 0; i < _propValues.Length(); ++i)
    {
        delete _propValues[i];
    }
}

void TriggerBase::ProcessSettersCollection(SetterCollection* setters)
{
    if (setters != NULL)
    {
        setters->Seal();
        for (int i = 0; i < setters->GetCount(); i++)
        {
            Setter* setter = setters->GetSetter(i);
            if (setter == NULL)
            {
                throw InvalidOperationException(_U("VisualTriggerSettersIncludeUnsupportedSetterType"), __FILELINE__);
            }

            DpProperty* dp = setter->GetProp();
            Object* val = setter->GetRawValue();
            String targetName = setter->GetTargetName();

            if (targetName.Empty())
            {
                //targetName = "~Self";
            }

            RRExpression* extension = DynamicCast<RRExpression>(val);

            if (extension == NULL)
            {
                AddToPropertyValues(targetName, dp, val, PropValType::pvtTrigger);
            }
            else
            {
                AddToPropertyValues(targetName, dp, extension, PropValType::pvtPropTriggerRes);
            }
        }
    }
}

void TriggerBase::Seal()
{
    DpObject::Seal();
}

void TriggerBase::AddToPropertyValues(String childName, DpProperty* dp, Object* value, PropValType valueType)
{
    PropValue* propVal = new PropValue();

    propVal->valueType = valueType;
    propVal->childName = childName;
    propVal->prop = dp;
    propVal->SetValue(value);

    _propValues.Add(propVal);
}

SetterCollection* TriggerBase::GetSetters()
{
    return NULL;
}

bool TriggerBase::IsMatch(DpObject* d)
{
    return false;
}

bool TriggerBase::CheckProperty(DpProperty* dp)
{
    return false;
}

void TriggerBase::MatchValue(DpObject* d, DpProperty* dp, Object* oldVal, Object* newVal, bool& bOld, bool& bNew)
{
}

bool Trigger::IsMatch(DpObject* d)
{
    Object* val = d->GetValue(GetProp());
    return GetValue()->Equals(val);
}

bool Trigger::CheckProperty(DpProperty* dp)
{
    return GetProp() == dp;
}

void Trigger::MatchValue(DpObject* d, DpProperty* dp, Object* oldVal, Object* newVal, bool& bOld, bool& bNew)
{
    if (dp == _prop)
    {
        bOld = (_value == oldVal || _value->Equals(oldVal));
        bNew = (_value == newVal || _value->Equals(newVal));
    }
    else
    {
        Object* val = d->GetValue(_prop);
        bOld = false;
        bNew = (val == _value || _value->Equals(val));
    }
}

//===============================================================
//
MultiTrigger::MultiTrigger()
    : _setters(NULL)
    , _oper(ConditionOper::coAnd)
{

}

MultiTrigger::~MultiTrigger()
{
    if (_setters)
    {
        delete _setters;
    }
}

SetterCollection* MultiTrigger::GetSetters()
{
    if (NULL == _setters)
    {
        _setters = new SetterCollection();
    }

    return _setters;
}

void MultiTrigger::SetConditionOper(MultiTrigger::ConditionOper oper)
{
    if (!IsSealed())
    {
        _oper = oper;
    }
}

MultiTrigger::ConditionOper MultiTrigger::GetConditionOper() const
{
    return _oper;
}

ArrayCondition* MultiTrigger::GetConditions()
{
    return &_conds;
}

bool MultiTrigger::IsMatch(DpObject* d)
{
    Array<Condition, true>* arrCond = GetConditions();

    for (int i = 0; i < arrCond->Length(); ++i)
    {
        Condition& cond = arrCond->GetItem(i);
        Object* val = d->GetValue(cond.prop);

        if (!cond.GetValue()->Equals(val))
        {
            return false;
        }
    }

    return true;
}

bool MultiTrigger::CheckProperty(DpProperty* dp)
{
    ArrayCondition* arrCond = GetConditions();

    for (int i = 0; i < arrCond->Length(); ++i)
    {
        Condition& cond = arrCond->GetItem(i);

        if (cond.prop == dp)
        {
            return true;
        }
    }
    return false;
}

void MultiTrigger::MatchValue(DpObject* d, DpProperty* dp, Object* oldVal, Object* newVal, bool& bOld, bool& bNew)
{
    bool bFind = false;
    bOld = false;
    bNew = true;

    for (int i = 0; i < _conds.Length(); ++i)
    {
        Condition& cond = _conds[i];
        Object* condVal = cond.GetValue();

        if (dp == cond.prop)
        {
            bOld = condVal->Equals(oldVal);

            if (!bFind)
            {
                bNew = condVal->Equals(newVal);
                if (bNew && _oper == ConditionOper::coOr)
                {
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
        else if (!bFind)
        {
            Object* val = d->GetValue(_conds[i].prop);

            if (!condVal->Equals(val))
            {
                bOld = false;
                bNew = false;
                if (_oper == ConditionOper::coAnd)
                {
                    return;
                }
            }
            else if (_oper == ConditionOper::coOr)
            {
                bNew = true;
                bFind = true;
            }
        }
    }
}

void MultiTrigger::Seal()
{
    if (!TriggerBase::IsSealed())
    {
        ProcessSettersCollection(_setters);
        TriggerBase::Seal();
    }
}

}

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Q: show image from sqlite database in uiimageview I have stored image path in sqlite and I successfully fetched image path from the database. I stored it in a string. I print the path in the console which is as follows:
2012-10-26 11:54:37.888 valvolineApp[1211:207] Image path:/Users/shufflelabs/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/5.0/Applications/6B6D67DB-92AB-48C5-856B-861423FB22F4/valvolineApp.app/11_fuel system service.jpg

but now how to show the respective image in the uiimageview?
I am very confusing here.
share the idea if you have
thanx...

A: Try this
 UIImage *img = [UIImage imageWithContentsOfFile:(the file path)];
 UIImageView *imgView = [[UIImageView alloc] initWithImage:img];

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SP0189 : Galton Bridge, Smethwick
taken 2 years ago, near to Smethwick, Sandwell, Great Britain
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Galton Bridge, Smethwick
Galton Bridge
This formed part of Thomas Telford's improvement of the Birmingham Canal and was built in 1829. The improvement incorporated the 3.6 mile long Smethwick Cutting, at the time one of the largest earthworks to have been carried out. The bridge carried the Smethwick – Sandwell road over the deepest part of the cutting.
The main element of the bridge is a cast iron arch of six ribs, spanning 45.7 metres (150 feet) with a rise of 4.6 metres (15 feet) across the Smethwick Cutting of the new cut of the canal, at a clear height of some 20m above the water. As with many of the other bridges of the project, the ironwork was cast at Horseley Iron Works in Tipton.
The diagonal bracing of the ribs followed the pattern that Telford had used for his bridges over the Severn at Mythe and Holt Fleet. Unlike these two, which still carry modern traffic, Galton Bridge has not been subject to modern strengthening and is essentially original. A weight limit of 2 tons had been imposed prior to 1975, when continued increases in traffic resulted in closure to vehicles, continuing to serve as a pedestrian and cycle link (National Route 5). It was listed Grade II in 1972, and upgraded to Grade I in 1989.
The bridge is named after Samuel Galton, a member of the Lunar Society and a director of the Birmingham Canal Company.
The Listing includes the later arch over the London and North Western Railway's Birmingham to Wolverhampton railway, opened in 1852. This section repeats the parapet design of the original.
Birmingham Canal (BCN Main Line)
The Birmingham Canal was built from 1768 to 1772 by James Brindley from the then edge of Birmingham, at Paradise Wharf (also known as Old Wharf) near to Gas Street Basin to meet the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal at Aldersley, near Wolverhampton. The canal was upgraded and straightened by Thomas Telford between 1824-7.
The canal forms part of the Birmingham Canals Navigation, a network of canals in and around the city.
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Milk price to be hiked by ₹3 a litre?
Sep 14, 2022 dairy news, dairynews7x7, KMF, Milk price
Efforts so far to increase the price has been stonewalled by the government
After over three years, the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) is likely to increase selling price of Nandini milk by ₹3 a litre.
While a decision on this was taken at the KMF's annual general body meeting here on Friday, its date of implementation, however, is yet to be confirmed as any hike in price has to be approved by the State government. It is learnt that the KMF has decided to pass on the entire hike amount of ₹3 to farmers.
The development comes ahead of the monsoon session of the State legislature where the issue could come up for discussion.
Currently, a litre of Nandini milk is sold at ₹37 in Karnataka. Milk Unions have pointed out that the cost of milk is around ₹50 a litre in neighbouring States, and that the milk producers have been affected owing to rise in input cost for the dairy industry.
Sources close to KMF chairman Balachandra Jarkiholi said that the decision to hike the selling price by ₹3 was cleared by the general body unanimously after pressure came from all the 14 district milk unions. "Though pressure has been building up to raise the milk price, all efforts by the chairman has been stymied by the government in the last eight months," sources said, adding that it was felt that the increase was necessary to keep the milk industry financially viable.
So far, despite multiple appeals to increase the price, the government has resisted the moves, and the latest proposal comes amid th decision of milk producers in Mandya, Kolar, Ramanagaram, and Bengaluru Urban and Rural districts deciding to take out a rally in Bengaluru on September 22 seeking increase in milk price by ₹5 a litre.
Bengaluru Milk Union Ltd. president Narasimhamurthy confirmed that the KMF general body had unanimously passed a resolution to increase the price by ₹3. "We are hopeful that it will be given effect soon and benefit farmers for whom animal husbandry had become less lucrative."
Experts feel that milk production may not be financially viable if the farmers do not get higher procurement price which now stands at ₹27 a litre.
Source : The Hindu 11 sep 2022
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Author: Craig Timmins
January 25, 2011 Recycling
Selling Cell Phones for Cash – When they're Not Yours
Four youths have been arrested in Nagpur, India, for breaking into a store and then attempting to sell cell phones they had stolen in order to pay back gambling debts. The four teenagers, all between the ages of sixteen and seventeen – which makes them legal minors in India – were arrested by police when sub-inspector Ashok Deotale saw them loitering around a pan kiosk at Sahakar Nagar. When the teens acted suspiciously when confronted with routine questions, police brought them back to the station for further questioning and the group was soon spilling their guts about their crime.
RECYCLING CELL PHONES TO SAVE GORILLAS
A six year old school student decided to help save the gorillas by launching a cell phone recycling scheme in her elementary school after a visit to Cincinnati Zoo. Alaina Spencer wrote a letter to her principal, Jean Hartman of Waynesville Elementary School, asking her to get the school to set up a cell phone recycling process to help protect gorillas. "Cell phones have a mineral that miners have to dig for. The mine is in the gorilla's habit and the miners have to cut down gorilla's homes," the six year old wrote in her letter. Alaina, the daughter of Holli and Blaine Spencer, was writing about mountain gorillas in Eastern Congo, where gorillas habitats are indeed being cut down to facilitate mining for the mineral coltan, which is used in the batteries of cellular phones. "If they have to move, they might get cold and die," the six year old says. "They might not get the plants they need."
Cell Phone Recycling Hits Record Rates
The rate of recycling of old cell phones and rechargeable batteries has hit a new high, according to Call2Recycle. The company, which remains the only free used cellular phone and battery collection program in the whole of North America, says that its overall collections increased by over ten percent in 2010, establishing a new record for growth for the program. Via its network of more than thirty thousand business, municipal and retail partners, Call2Recycle picked up more than six and a half million pounds of used cell phones and rechargeable batteries last year. The biggest increase came in the Canadian province of British Columbia, which increased its recycling rate by a simply staggering four hundred and twenty percent. Statistics for the recycling of batteries in Canada in general show that across the country the rate increased by around eighty one percent, with a fifty nine percent in the province of Ontario which, along with British Columbia, was the target of an expansion of the Call2Recycle program as of July 1 last year to include all kinds of household batteries.
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Elementary School Gets Into Cell Phone Recycling
Mercer Elementary School is looking a little green as a result of its new cell phone recycling scheme, being headed by a bunch of third graders. Just before the Christmas holidays, the students of teacher Mary Lou Van Eman and Dana Olsen, the school's reading recovery teacher, began to draw up their plans for a new cell phone recycling program. The third grade class has managed to get the whole of Mercer Elementary School involved with the project and as of Friday, over two hundred used cell phones have already been handed in. Third graders Dylan Nugent and Claire Steinbrunner say that newer used cell phones will be refurbished, given new chips and sent to island countries such as Haiti, while those old cell phones that are somewhat beyond refurbishing will be smelted and then recycled in other ways. The program, the main emphasis of which is on "Going Green" will carry on until the end of this week.
Cell Phone Recycling Scheme Welcomes New Light
Streamlight Inc has joined the call. The company, which manufactures high performance flashlights and is regarded as one of the biggest names in that industry, has joined in with the recycling program known as Call2Recycle. Call2Recycle was set up to help with the recycling of rechargeable batteries and old cell phones in North America way back in 1994, and in the almost seventeen years since its inception has sent more than fifty million pounds of rechargeable batteries and old cellular phones that would otherwise have been headed to landfills to one of their thirty thousand recycling drop off locations across the country.
Cell Phone Recycling at High School
The student council at the Magnolia West High School in Houston has decided to take action on the environment, setting up its own cell phone recycling scheme for school students. Magnolia West High School student council member Jaiden Whitely said the council decided to pursue the project as one of their philanthropy assignments for the current school semester, and soon saw the benefits of persuading people to get into the cell phone recycling process rather than just throwing them out to end up as landfill.
January 24, 2011 Mobile Phones
Driving While Chatting, Texting, Twittering – A Dangerous (and In Some Places, Illegal) Habit
According to New York lawyer Jonathan C. Reiter, "Being ignorant of the law does not make one innocent." So, dear readers, if you are from NYC, it might be important to note that, according to the Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1225c, the use of a hand-held cell phone while driving is illegal. Other US locations with similar laws include California, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Oregon, Washington State, Washington DC, and the Virgin Islands. Still other states have varying laws covering texting while driving and talking while driving. If you don't know yours, you should look into it.
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Located on a previously woebegone, restaurantless strip of Biscayne, Soyka was a pioneer offering for Bay Point and Upper Eastside locals to hang out. Its bistro fare includes burgers, elaborate salads, and upscale sandwiches such as the turkey club on country toast. Designer entrees, which can be pricey and uneven, include seared salmon with spinach and shiitake mushrooms, chicken livers with bacon and onions, and grilled chicken and vegetables with tomato-olive relish. Pluses include sides of macaroni and cheese, a kids' menu along with a hearty tolerance for ankle biters, and rich chocolate cake for dessert. A selection of "Transfer Sandwiches" ranges from the ordinary (egg with cheese, bacon, or ham on a croissant, bagel, or country bread) to the extraordinary (matzo and smoked salmon).
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The Redondo Beach sand replenishment project, designed to build up the beach along a stretch of shoreline just south of the Redondo pier, is racing to beat an April 1 deadline imposed by the nesting habits of the Least Tern.
The County of Los Angeles has also committed nearly $1 million to put more sand on the beach than was originally planned, bringing the effort's price tag to about $9 million.
According Dean Smith, executive assistant for the Dept. of Beaches and Harbors, a total of about 200,000 cubic meters of sand will be pumped onto the beach by the April 1 deadline. Smith said the effort must end then for two reasons. One is the beginning of the nesting period for the Least Tern, a rare and protected species of sea bird. Grunion runs are also expected about that time and could delay pumping, Smith added. Grunion are a small fish that use the beaches as spawning ground.
Beyond that, he said, the dredging equipment, which was towed south from Alaska just for this job, must begin its return journey to that state about April 1 for work this summer. Smith said the trip will take about three months for the cumbersome dredging barges.
The April 1 deadline means that the pumping will have to go on around the clock. There will be noise day and night, which may annoy nearby residents. Construction crews will be using floodlights and generators which are expected to create a noise nuisance.


Every business is unique in nature. Therefore, there's no cookie-cutter pricing model available as a general solution for 3pl warehousing. It's vital that you look for a customized contract with a third-party company and form a business relationship with your warehouse provider.
Here are four basic 3pl warehouse pricing models for you to review. Each 3pl warehouse pricing model has their pros and cons. Ensure that you select the model that's a good fit for your business.
This 3PL warehouse pricing model is best for gain share or vested partnerships and rewards both parties involved, namely the 3pl and the shipper. Both the shipper and the 3pl are responsible for reviewing logistics processes and doing all they can to reduce supply chain costs. Any cost reduction sustained with this model is shared equally between both parties.
The most significant benefit of this model is that the reciprocation between the 3pl and shipper allows you to build a healthy relationship based on mutual interest. Th major drawback of this model comes in the form of establishing a baseline for costs over a given time period, and this process can take up to a year to complete.
This model offers the 3PL the least amount of financial risk while establishing a collaboration of efforts between both parties. This model creates excellent communication between the shipper and 3pl as both parties have the chance to reduce costs. If you choose this model, you can expect you budget process to improve as all expenses are "open-book." However, due to the narrow margins in this model, you'll need to tighten your budget and some contractual differences like payment cycles, and payment terms may arise which will require new negotiations between the 3pl and shipper.
Pro: This model offers excellent margins with less risk, unlike transactional/unit rates; it helps to hold profitability and fixed expenses in low volume periods. The fixed variable allows you to set a threshold of labor FTE's as volume grows, as well as improve your billing systems.
This model offers the best margins for the 3pl with the ability to charge rates by the hour for projects that are out of scope. The 3pl also has the right to benefit financially from cost savings and process improvements until renegotiation of the contract between the shipper and 3pl. Your margins have protection from forecasting errors via volume brackets. However, profitability risk is high and requires careful management of SOPs, as well as the contract terms.


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New York|Nan Robertson, Pulitzer-Winning Times Reporter, Dies at 83
Nan Robertson, Pulitzer-Winning Times Reporter, Dies at 83
By Margalit Fox
Nan Robertson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for The New York Times who was widely known for her book "The Girls in the Balcony," which chronicled the fight for workplace parity by female employees of The Times, and for writing candidly about her alcoholism and battle with toxic shock syndrome, died on Tuesday in Rockville, Md. She was 83 and lived in Bethesda, Md.
The apparent cause was heart disease, said Jane Freundel Levey, Ms. Robertson's stepdaughter-in-law. After retiring from The Times in 1988, Ms. Robertson taught journalism at the University of Maryland and elsewhere.
A reporter at The Times for more than three decades, Ms. Robertson received the 1983 Pulitzer Prize for feature writing for "Toxic Shock," published in The New York Times Magazine the year before. The article unsparingly described the author's swift, brutal encounter with the illness, which resulted in her losing the ends of eight fingers:
"I went dancing the night before in a black velvet Paris gown, on one of those evenings that was the glamour of New York epitomized. I was blissfully asleep at 3 a.m.
"Twenty-four hours later, I lay dying, my fingers and legs darkening with gangrene."
Ms. Robertson, who after a grueling rehabilitation was able to resume her career, wrote two books. The first, "Getting Better: Inside Alcoholics Anonymous" (Morrow, 1988), was both a history of the organization and a narrative of the author's recovery from alcoholism. The second, "The Girls in the Balcony: Women, Men and The New York Times" (Random House, 1992), was in part about the suit brought by female employees against the newspaper in 1974.
Reviewing "The Girls in the Balcony" in The New York Times Book Review, the sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild called it a "warm, salty, wisecracking book."
Nancy Robertson was born in Chicago on July 11, 1926, the daughter of Frank and Eva Morrish Robertson. She earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from Northwestern University in 1948 and afterward worked in Europe as a reporter for several newspapers, among them The Milwaukee Journal and the Paris edition of The New York Herald Tribune.
In 1955, Ms. Robertson joined The Times, where she was assigned, as women often were then, to the women's news department. Her early articles for the paper — hundreds of them — were about fashion, shopping and interior decorating. She became a reporter on the newspaper's metropolitan staff in 1959.
In 1963, Ms. Robertson began a decade as a reporter in the Washington bureau of The Times, where, as she said in an interview many years later, her de facto job description was to cover the "first lady, her children and their dogs." Her years in Washington would furnish her with the title for "The Girls in the Balcony," a reference to the cramped second-story space in the National Press Club to which female journalists were then relegated.
Nan Robertson in 1988.Credit...The New York Times
"The Girls in the Balcony" was an account of the events surrounding Elizabeth Boylan et al. v. The New York Times, a federal class-action suit filed on behalf of 550 women at The Times over inequities including pay, assignments and advancement. (Ms. Robertson was not among the seven named plaintiffs in the suit.) In 1978, the suit was settled out of court for $350,000, with The Times agreeing to an affirmative-action plan.
Leaving Washington in 1973, Ms. Robertson spent two and a half years as a correspondent in the Paris bureau of The Times before debilitating alcoholism forced her to return to New York for treatment. As she recounted candidly in "Getting Better":
"I began drinking seriously when I was 22, just out of college and beginning my career as a newspaperwoman. My generation of newspaper people consisted of two-fisted drinkers. In the circles I moved in, drinking was not just socially acceptable, it was an emblem of maturity."
As Ms. Robertson described it, her drinking worsened precipitously after the death of her second husband, Stanley Levey, in 1971. Her first marriage, to Allyn Baum, ended in divorce. Her third, to William Warfield Ross, ended with his death in 2006. Ms. Robertson is survived by a sister, Jane Robertson Paetz; five stepchildren, Bob Levey, John Frank Levey, Mary Houghton, James Houghton and William P. Ross; and nine step-grandchildren.
After undergoing residential treatment for alcoholism and severe depression, Ms. Robertson was able to stop drinking. She continued her work at The Times, first as a reporter for the Living and Style pages, writing often about the lives of women, from the primatologists Dian Fossey and Jane Goodall to students at Spelman College, a historically black college for women in Atlanta. She was later a reporter in the newspaper's culture department, where her work included articles about the writers Mary McCarthy and Bernard Malamud, the poet Adrienne Rich and the actress Claudette Colbert.
In 1981, while visiting her family in Illinois, Ms. Robertson fell ill with toxic shock syndrome. Caused by a bacterium, Staphylococcus aureus, the syndrome is most closely associated with tampon use. But Ms. Robertson, then 55, was among the small number of postmenopausal women (along with some men and children) who come down with it.
She spent two days in a coma. Most of her internal organs were severely poisoned by toxins released by the bacteria, and she suffered serious muscle damage. Gangrene set in, and as a result the end joints of all eight of her fingers — the thumbs were spared — had to be amputated.
After two months in the hospital, she returned to New York. "I could not turn a single knob on any door, or any faucet, or the stereo or the television set," Ms. Robertson wrote. "I could not wash myself, dress or undress myself, pull a zipper, button a button, tie shoelaces." She despaired that her career was over.
She underwent months of painful physical therapy and more operations. Little by little, she relearned to use her hands.
"My deepest fear did not materialize," Ms. Robertson wrote in her Pulitzer Prize-winning article, published less than a year after she became ill. "I have typed the thousands of words of this article, slowly and with difficulty, once again able to practice my craft as a reporter. I have written it — at last — with my own hands."


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The Palace Theatre is a historic  movie house located at 305 Mason Avenue, Cape Charles, Virginia, United States. It currently functions as a performing arts venue.

History
Built in 1941, the Palace Theatre originally served as a movie house. The building was designed by the German-born architect Alfred M. Lublin, an admirer of Gropius.

Current use
On July 7, 1998, the non-profit organization Arts Enter acquired the theatre to use for arts and cultural events and education. In addition, Arts Enter commenced a renovation project to restore the theatre to its original condition.

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Art Deco architecture in Virginia
Cinemas and movie theaters in Virginia
Music venues in Virginia
Buildings and structures in Northampton County, Virginia
Tourist attractions in Northampton County, Virginia
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The new Mercedes-Benz GLA: Added character, added space, added safety
The new GLA, the eighth model to join the line-up, rounds off the current compact car generation from Mercedes-Benz. At the same time it represents the entry level into the brand's successful family of SUV models. The character has been significantly reinforced here compared with the previous model: the height of the new GLA, at 1611 millimetres, exceeds that of its predecessor by more than ten centimetres. The correspondingly higher and characteristic SUV seating position also comes with more headroom in the first row. Legroom in the rear is likewise much more generous – even though the GLA is now one and a half centimetres shorter. Typical off-road design features include the upright front section, short overhangs at the front and rear, and protective cladding all round. 4MATIC models feature the Off-Road Engineering Package as standard. This comprises an additional driving program, a downhill driving assist function and an off-road animation in the media display, along with, in combination with MULTIBEAM LED headlamps, a special light function for off-road driving.
The new GLA makes a further step in terms of safety courtesy of its driving assistance systems with cooperative driver support. The enhanced functions of the Driving Assistance Package include, for example, the turning manoeuvre function, the emergency corridor function, the exit warning function alerting the driver to approaching cyclists or vehicles, and a warning when pedestrians are detected near zebra crossings. The GLA is able to react when the driver doesn't. Active Brake Assist is charged in many situations with applying autonomous braking to avoid a collision or to reduce its severity. The system can also brake at a speed of up to approx. 60 km/h for stationary vehicles and pedestrians crossing the road ahead. Depending on the situation this even prevents collisions up to a speed of 50 km/h.
With powerful and efficient four-cylinder engines, the latest driving assistance systems with cooperative driver support, the MBUX infotainment system with intuitive operation as well as the comprehensive ENERGIZING comfort control, the new model has all the strengths of the current generation of compacts from Mercedes-Benz.
The new GLA is set to arrive at European dealerships in the spring of 2020.
Self-assured and dynamic: the exterior design
The GLA features powerful overall proportions with short overhangs front and rear. The front section flows over the A-pillar into the visually compact greenhouse. Suggested powerdomes in the bonnet, along with wheels up to 20 inches in size and mounted flush with the outer edge of the body, reinforce the self-assured appearance.
The clear contours, with reduced lines and accentuated planes, convey serene sportiness and modernity. Typical of the GLA are the powerful shoulders of the bodywork and the coupé-like lines of the side windows. This contoured side profile gives the car its dynamically elegant flair and offers an interesting play of light and shadows.
As in the case of the other Mercedes-Benz SUV models, the radiator grille features distinctive openings along with a single louvre and a central star. In hallmark brand style, the inside of the headlamps is finished to a high level of quality, detail and precision.
Contemporary and high-quality: the interior
The instrument panel consists of a basic volume, which features optical "cut-outs" in the driver and front passenger area. The cut-out on the driver's side is dominated by the free-standing display unit, which is available in three variants: with two 7-inch displays (17.78 cm), with one 7- and one 10.25-inch display (26 cm) and, in the Widescreen version, with two 10.25-inch displays. On the passenger side, the cut-out area is finished with a trim element.
The round ventilation outlets, five of them in all, feature a high-quality turbine look with meticulously designed air guidance vanes. The door centre panel flows seamlessly over into the armrest. The grab and assist handle has a tubular profile and runs horizontally like a railing.
Included as standard is the intuitively operated MBUX infotainment system (Mercedes-Benz User Experience). MBUX can be individually configured with the aid of a range of options. The powerful computer, brilliant screens and graphics, customisable presentation, full-colour head-up display, navigation with augmented reality, learning software, and voice control activated with the prompt "Hey Mercedes" are the key advantages of the system.
Keeping an eye on the surrounding traffic: the driving assistance systems
The GLA features the latest driving assistance systems, offering the driver cooperative support and so providing one of the highest standards of active safety in the compact car segment. The very latest functions of the Driving Assistance Package include, for example, the turning manoeuvre function, the emergency corridor function, the exit warning function, and a warning when pedestrians are detected near zebra crossings.
The Driving Assistance Package (optional equipment varying according to country and equipment level) includes:
Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC with the functions: braking for stationary vehicles, extended automatic restarting in tailbacks in conjunction with Active Parking Assist and navigation, activation of "Gliding" in the ECO drive mode.
Active Steer Assist with the functions: Active Emergency Braking Assist – with automatic unlocking and placement of an SOS call to the Mercedes-Benz emergency call centre after the vehicle has come to a stop (depending on country), Active Lane Change Assist in conjunction with navigation and Emergency lane function: in motorway tailbacks at speeds below 60 km/h.
Active Speed Limit Assist with reaction to changes in speed limits in conjunction with Traffic Sign Assist.
Route-based speed adjustment when approaching bends, roundabouts, toll stations, T-junctions and before leaving motorways/expressways – reduction of vehicle speed when encountering the end of a tailback, in conjunction with navigation.
Evasive Steering Assist.
More traction when needed: 4MATIC all-wheel drive
The GLA can be equipped with the permanent all-wheel drive system 4MATIC with fully variable torque distribution as an option. 4MATIC components include the power take-off to the rear axle, which is integrated into the automated dual-clutch transmission, and the rear axle differential with an integrated multi-plate clutch. This comprises six plates (12 friction surfaces) with a carbon fibre coating and is capable of transmitting as much as 1000 newton metres of torque. Automatic adjustment is made for wear and tear.
This sporty all-wheel drive configuration allows the driver to use the DYNAMIC SELECT switch to influence the characteristics of 4MATIC. Three characteristic maps are available to control the all-wheel drive clutch, though the system responds flexibly to the current driving situation in any mode. In regular driving operation, the drive program "Eco/Comfort" is based on an 80:20 distribution (front axle:rear axle), while in "Sport" it is 70:30. In off-road mode, the all-wheel drive clutch acts as an inter-axle differential lock, with the basic distribution a balanced 50:50.
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RYAN'S LAW is new Ontario legislation that came into force in May 2015. It requires all school boards in the province to develop and maintain asthma policies and procedures that help protect students who have asthma. Schools will also be required to allow students with asthma to carry their emergency inhalers, with permission from a parent or guardian.
The Lung Association is committed to helping parents, teachers and school boards adjust to this new era of asthma-friendly schools.
How will Ryan's Law help to keep my child with asthma safe at school? What should I know about asthma? Find the answers here.
What should I do if a student is having difficulty breathing? How will I know which students have asthma? Find the answers here.
Click here for a complete list of our resources.
To reach a certified respiratory educator, call The Lung Association Lung Health Information Line at 1-888-344-LUNG (5864).
THE LUNG HEALTH CHECK is a simple tool that will help you evaluate your family's lung health. What are your lungs telling you? We encourage you not to ignore the symptoms that might be right under your nose. Discuss the results with your health-care provider!
CALL ME BRAVE BOY is a colourful 20 page picture book on childhood asthma designed for a parent or caregiver to read to a young child who has asthma. Children can follow along with the wonderful Michael Martchenko illustrations.
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One of my goals for the month was to sew a dress. Yes, I have weird goals. And last weekend I finally got to mark that one off the list! For all you super experienced seamstresses out there, this likely doesn't impress you much. But, I'm pretty new to using my sewing machine (it was a wedding gift two years ago), and I've been making 2015 my year to try and learn and grow in my sewing skills.
I'm actually a little intimidated to show you all my latest project if I'm being honest. I feel confident in the kitchen and happy to share whatever I'm up to in that department, but sewing is a whole different thing.
I actually used a lesson from our e-course, Sew With Us, on using an existing garment to make your own pattern. So if you want to see a more in-depth look at this type of project, check there. Katie is a little more experienced at sewing than me, and I think she and Rachel did a great job teaching that course.
For this dress I used my very favorite green Mexican embroidered dress as my template to figure out what size I wanted. I LOVE this dress and wear it all the time (see me wearing it last year in Costa Rica and in Hawaii three years ago). I thought this would be a good dress to use because it doesn't have a zipper but can easily fit over my head and shoulders. I'm still working on mastering zippers, so I wanted to make a dress that I could easily take on and off without one.
I drew out my design (which is basically a rectangle with sleeves) with measurements and cut out my front and back pieces. I pinned the edges in place and stitched the dress up.
For me, when I'm making a garment or tailoring something I already own (which I do more often since ALL my jeans tend to need hemming), I put the garment on inside out, over and over as I work to make sure things are fitting and falling in a way I like. If something isn't, I can usually just undo my last stitching and try again. I never cut off extra fabric until I'm sure it fits how I want.
Can I just say that my least favorite part about sewing is pressing seams. I just don't like ironing very much. I don't know why. It's not hard. It doesn't take very long. But I just don't like it.
I used Fray Check to seal the edges of the rope so it won't fray (too much) over time.
I'm not sure if you can tell from any of the photos, but the weaving piece attaches by removing the last two rope strands and looping through what are essentially two button holes on the dress. I wanted the piece to be easy to remove so I can wash the dress as needed.
Credits // Author: Emma Chapman. Photography: Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman. Photos edited with A Beautiful Mess actions.
Well done! Feels so good to wear the finished project, right!? I think your dress look great and hope you feel proud if it. Made a similar one recently with Chambray. Its on my blog if you want to see.
Hope to see more of your dressmaking creations on here!
That dress is super cute, can't believe you made it yourself, i wish i was that talented!
Too darn cute! Love the design! The short sleeves are darling!
EMMA! This is fantastic. I want you to make one for me. Nice work! I also have goals to learn how to use my sewing machine… soon.
I love the dress. Such a great casual dress for summer and the weaving on the front is just super!! what a great addition.
That's so freaking cool!! Way to put yourself out there and try something totally new!
Pockets is a great idea, super useful especially if you don't want to carry a purse (like to a festival or something).
I recently started the ecourse Sew With Us and I'm gaining a lot of confidence in my sewing. I just needed a little push. I'm loving the ecourse! The goal is to make a couple dresses/skirts this summer to wear in August when I go back to school. (I'm a teacher) This dress is adorable and inspiring!
This is absolutely adorable!!! Love, love, LOVE this dress!!!
I've been trying to learn how to sew and I loved reading this post. Your dress turned out gorgeous, Emma. I especially love the weaving peace in the front.
This is so super cute! I've had a sewing machine for about a year and a half (used it to make Christmas stockings last year!) but I've also had a book about sewing skirts for about a year now…this is might finally motivate me to make something!
I really really like it when you celebrate reaching goals and trying new things. Also, I love the dress. One million internet high fives.
I have a dress like this in purple that I don't wear anymore because its faded. I love it so this is a great idea!
Cute dress. Just a tip for ironing. First iron the seams as they are (flat) and then open them. It kinda embeds the seam and will make it way easier to iron it open. This is something I learned after several years and it is a game changer for those who don't like the ironing part.
wow. and right front and center with the details. looks cute on you, for sure!
That dress is so cute! I definitely want to try making one!
So cute! Does the denim you chose have some stretch to it?
Yep, definitely making this! I am loving the dress that I made with the E-course and I wear it allll the time. I love using the other side of the denim…I love it so much more! The weaving piece just puts this dress over the top into the love category…it is such a marvelous idea and really makes the dress unique and special. The only thing I'm unsure about is the sleeves…I am terrible at them. Did you just lay the sleeves on the green dress out and use the same method for those?
This dress is so cute. And simple to make! I especially love the weaving piece. I used to sew when I was younger (member of 4H). Maybe one day when I have the space I'll get back into it.
I've always wanted to sign up for that sewing course but I still don't have a sewing machine! Been tempted to buy one but with my impending move to New York which requires me to move across the globe, buying one wouldn't be such a great idea and I don't know if buying one in New York would be a good idea as well since I'm not yet sure if the move will be permanent.
Can't wait to see your future sewing projects soon!
Love the style of your dress – great job! I always think sharing sewing projects is a bit intimidating too. Definitely have my eye on something chambray now!
Super cute … and I dig the glasses!
awesome job!! i am one of those seamstresses but don't worry, we love when people start sewing and join the magical world of making your own clothes! the more the merrier! Your dress reminds me of when i started sewing – doing little fold over hems and hating ironing, but the more you do it, the best you get (obvi) and it all becomes just part of the process. And if you ever decide to start using patterns there is a wonderful world of indie patterns out there that are cute largely made by lady bloggers and small business types that you should totally check out! the "big 4" pattern companies have cute stuff too but definitely check out places like Papercut patterns, Colette, By Hand London, Tilly and the Buttons, Sewaholic etc. there are so many!
So so beautiful! I love this style of dress and the weaving is a really stunning detail. Sewing a dress has been on my list of goals for MONTHS. I need to be brave and get on with it!
Way to go, Emma! Love that you used the inside of your fabric on the outside of your dress! Very cool "art" for the dress front and it's detachable! Great effort and I admire your talent!
That's such a cool dress! I would love to learn to sew, it's definitely on my list of things to do. My main motivation behind it is I find it so hard to find clothes that I like and that fit me. Clearly I'm not a traditional size or shape haha! I'm so happy to see someone just learning, it gives me inspiration to get a sewing machine and start things as well.
So cute! You've inspired me to add make a dress to my goals list!
This diy comes in so useful, because I´ve wanted to buy a denim dress for a long time now and just can´t seem to find one that fits me well. So maybe I´ll follow your idea and make my own after I nice dress I already have. I actually have one in mind already.
Love this a lot. I like your weaving piece as a necklace so I can wear it with several dresses. Thanks for the idea! I'm sort of an advanced sewer, but I almost never make all the ideas I want to for myself. Thanks for inspiring me with this cute little dress!
Whoa! oMGosh! Aside from this being a wonderful on its own account, I'm commenting here because I am wearing THAT GREEN MEXICAN DRESS right now as I read your post! What!? I got it in Santa F, NM in 2008 from a street type vendor. It was floor length, but I hemmed it quite short. Also my fave dress! And now, I shall make another dress using it as my pattern just as you have. Rock on, little green Mexican dress!


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India starts probe into alleged exports subsidisation of aluminium item by Malaysia
India has initiated a probe into alleged exports subsidisation by Malaysia on an aluminium product, following a complaint by the domestic industry, according to a notification.
December 29, 2020, 15:17 IST
New Delhi: India has initiated a probe into alleged exports subsidisation by Malaysia on an aluminium product, following a complaint by the domestic industry, according to a notification. The commerce ministry's investigation arm Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) has started an anti-subsidy investigation to examine whether Malaysia's subsidy programmes for exports of 'aluminium primary foundry alloy ingot' into India are impacting the domestic industry.
The product is primarily used for automobile and steel applications.
Vedanta Ltd and Bharat Aluminium Company Ltd have filed an application before the directorate seeking initiation of the probe of subsidised imports of the product originating in or exported from Malaysia.
They have alleged that subsidised imports from Malaysia are causing material injury to the domestic industry and have requested the imposition of countervailing duties on the imports, DGTR has said in a notification.
"On the basis of the duly substantiated written application by domestic industry, and having satisfied itself, on the basis of the prima facie evidence, substantiating subsidisation of the subject goods" exported from Malaysia, "the authority hereby initiates an investigation," it said.
The directorate will determine the existence, degree and effect of alleged subsidisation.
If it is established that subsidies by the country are impacting the domestic industry, DGTR will recommend the amount of countervailing duty, which if levied, would be adequate to remove the injury to the domestic industry.
The period of investigation is from April 2019 to September 2020 (18 months). However, the investigation will cover the data of 2016-19.
Under the global trade rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO), a member country is allowed to impose anti-subsidy to countervailing duty if a product is subsidised by the government of its trading partner.
These duties are trade remedies to protect domestic industry. Subsidy on a product makes it competitive in price terms in other markets. Countries provide this to boost their exports.
Malaysia is a key trading partner of India.
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RE:  S.B. No. 1215
Your Committees on Water, Land, and Hawaiian Affairs and
Transportation and Intergovernmental Affairs, to which was
referred S.B. No. 1215 entitled:
"A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO MARITIME,"
The purpose of this measure is to change the boundaries of
the Kakaako community development district to exclude Pier 1 and
Pier 2 at Fort Armstrong.
Your Committees received testimony in support of this
measure from the Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii.  Testimony in
opposition was received from the Hawaii Community Development
Authority and Hawaii Boaters Political Action Committee.
Your Committees find that Piers 1 and 2 at Fort Armstrong
include vital and unique cargo facilities that cannot be
relocated and would be prohibitively expensive to duplicate.
Piers 1 and 2 must be protected and preserved as a maritime
facility.  By excluding Piers 1 and 2, this measure relegates
them to the jurisdiction of the Department of Transportation
which would be more effective for protection and preservation of
the maritime function of Piers 1 and 2.
Committees on Water, Land, and Hawaiian Affairs and
Transportation and Intergovernmental Affairs that is attached to
this report, your Committees are in accord with the intent and
a                                                     SB1215
purpose of S.B. No. 1215 and recommend that it pass Second
Reading and be referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Committee on Water, Land, and
Hawaiian Affairs and
Intergovernmental Affairs,
CAL KAWAMOTO, Chair                COLLEEN HANABUSA, Chair


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BOP COVID-19 UPDATE -- February 11, 2021
Currently positive-testing inmates: 1,620 (up from 1,594)
Tallahassee FCI: 230 (up from 229)
El Reno FCI: 114 (up from 113)
Leavenworth USP: 110 (up from 106)
Tucson USP: 69 (unchanged)
Completed tests: 102,928 (up from 102,848) Positive tests: 45,928 (up from 45,844)
Case Note: Yes, Virginia, there can be a second infection, and it can be much worse...
In U.S. v. Ortiz-Heredia, 2021 WL 465291 (E.D.Mich. Feb. 9, 2021) (Tarnow, J.), the court observed ,after listening to expert testimony, that a second infection is not only possible, but a dangerous risk in the BOP: "Due to the virus' rapid spread through the prison, FCI Beckley has been on lockdown since November 2020. (ECF No. 226, PageID.1627). Smith spends all day in a six feet wide cell with his cellmate, with little to no access to sanitizing products. (Id.). Unsurprisingly, in such conditions, both Smith and his cellmate contracted COVID-19. (ECF No. 227-1, PageID.1803). Although he was largely asymptomatic, if re-infected, Smith is at risk of suffering from severe symptoms the second time around. (Id. at 1773); (ECF No. 226-3, PageID.1650 (a declaration of Dr. Tara Vijayan, an infectious disease physician)). Dr. Vijayan notes the following:
Even if a person recovered 2021 WL 465291 (E.D.Mich. Feb. 9, 2021) (Tarnow, J.), the court observed ,after listening to expert testimony, that a second infection is not only possible, but a in the BOP: "Due to the virus' rapid spread through the prison, FCI Beckley has been on lockdown since November 2020. (ECF No. 226, PageID.1627). Smith spends all day in a six feet wide cell with his cellmate, with little to no access to sanitizing products. (a stronger and longer-lasting immunity to SARS-CoV-2 infection than individuals who had a milder illness.
(Id. at 1652). Moreover, individuals "who are housed in prisons and jails are likely to be re-exposed to the virus because of the unique features of the environment, including congregate living and antiquated or poor ventilation, and because there is already widespread infection in these facilities." (Id. at 1652-53). Continuing to incarcerate Smith under such conditions while the virus runs rampant is a potentially deadly decision. SeeBeth Schwartzapfel et. al, 1 in 5 Prisoners in the US Has Had COVID-19, 1,700 Have Died, AP News (Dec. 18, 2020),https://apnews.com/article/pandemics-race-and-ethnicity-prisons-united-states-coronavirus-pandemic-0bef0673013aa579551db5ad61b885e0 (reporting that although one in every five state and federal prisoners have tested positive for the coronavirus, "[t]hat number is a vast undercount," and that many infected prisoners become sicker than they need to be due to inadequate care)."
Death Watch: The BOP have identified two additional inmate deaths, those of Abdul-Aziz Rashid, 64, FCI Butner II, and Chester Ray Stitts, Jr., 55, FCI Forrest City. Fatalities now total 220. Four of these inmates died while on home confinement. BOP staff fatalities remain at 4.


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Capricorn Moon characteristics are self-control, prudence, ambition, patience, conservatism, responsibility, discipline and order. Impersonality and stinginess may appear in the manifestation of emotions, and sometimes a desire to isolate yourself.
The days when the Moon is in Capricorn are favoured for work connected with organization, higher concentration, perseverance. It's recommended to plan things and to begin continuous, hard work. In this period you can finish the things that you've wanted to get done for a long time. This period is also good for communication with influential people from the older generation, for building and construction, for work with stones, sale of houses and agricultural lands. Tenderness in the family relationships is also well-aspected at this time, but it's preferable not to start a new job at this moment, not to borrow money and to avoid conflict with authority.
In August, the full moon is sitting in Aquarius, reflecting the light of the Sun in Leo. This moon is known as the Lightning Moon or the Moon of Dispute. This illuminates the individual, helping people be awake to their feelings and emotions and to the ego.
When the Moon is in Aquarius, interest towards everything new and unconventional increases, and your head is may fill up with original ideas! Indulge in science, in intellectual work, and also tasks connected with society (psychology, sociology, astrology).
This period is also good for people working with electricity, electronics, with new technology, for inventors and astrologers.
When the Moon is in Aquarius, friends become more important than relatives. Sympathy, affection and care towards the people beyond our families. This time is also favourable for activities and sport that strengthen the cardio-vascular system. Be careful when handling electrical appliances.
Early in the month Mars is well-aspected, your concentration is excellent now and you are serious about your work. You want to focus on real accomplishment and avoid frivolity and distractions. You may fruitfully tackle difficult, disagreeable tasks or work that usually frustrates you; for once you knuckle down and complete tasks left undone. Self-control and self-discipline are required of you at this time. You are eager to discuss your thoughts and plans with others now and you may have a very fruitful brainstorming session, a spirited debate, or a very active meeting with others in which things really get accomplished. You are verbally assertive and can present your own plan or idea quite convincingly, but try not to be too blunt.
Love, relationships, beauty, and pleasure are emphasised now. You feel especially attractive or friendly, and you ooze warmth and radiate – wow, you get noticed! Hardly surprising, a new romance or friendship may ensue. Artistic efforts are also fruitful. At this time you are more sensitive to beauty and feel the needs of others. It is easy for you to give generously of yourself, for you sympathise strongly with other people and spiritual values are more important than material ones at this time. You are impulsively affectionate and flirtatious at this time. You may be highly attracted to someone new, simply because of the novelty and possibilities for adventure. Also, your friends or love partner may behave in unexpected, yet good ways. Go with the flow more this month.
Be seen this month! Get out more! There are significant opportunities to make connections, exchange information, and to learn something through a chance meeting or encounter. Letters, phone calls, and conversations that you initiate are productive at this time. You experience sudden insights, make discoveries, come up with fresh solutions to old problems, and seek alternatives to the usual routine way of doing things. Even more than usual your mental processes are speeded up and you move more quickly now. Your mind is on bigger issues and long-range plans. You are optimistic and enthusiastic about your ideas, but disinclined to read the fine print or study all the facts, which can result in an error in judgement. Try not to be lax about important details.
Your feelings, emotional needs, and desires for closeness and a sense of belonging come to the fore now. Problems you may have been avoiding in these areas are brought into focus. Your feelings, friends, and female relatives figure prominently in your life now. You realize how much you appreciate and need their love and support, and you are particularly affectionate now. You may also initiate a relationship in which you take care of, support, and "baby" someone else. Try not to smother them too much and lose yourself in the process. Letting go may be hard this month; those crab claws refuse to open. Emotions run deep this Summer and it maybe a painful time to say some goodbyes. However, chin up; it's also a time of new exciting hellos and new beginnings.
This is a great time for relaxing recreation, a time to refresh and rejuvenate yourself and do the things you most enjoy doing. Good humour and optimism prevail now. This is also a good time to approach someone who is in a position to benefit you spiritually, intellectually, or materially. You are also more perceptive than usual. You see other people's true colours more clearly and you may discover a secret or the hidden aspect of some situation. Your long-range goals, life direction, or career aims come into focus now. You gain clarity or a stronger sense of purpose, which energizes your efforts to get ahead and move forward. Recognition or support from others who are in a position to assist you is likely now, so take a chance!
Your mind is serious and you are able to concentrate on work that requires patience, attention to detail, and precision. Practical concerns dominate. It is a good time to learn practical skills, do your taxes, organise your files, and take care of business. You are alert, mentally sharp and clear, and your ability to comprehend new concepts is heightened. Also, you can verbalise and articulate your ideas very well at this time. Intellectual curiosity is also high. This is a good time to make plans or begin a course of study. You have a lot of mental energy and are eager to "attack" intellectual problems. You are likely to come up with a clever solution or a very workable plan, especially if you brainstorm with others.
You are a peacemaker and prefer harmony in your environment; now it seems more important now than ever. Loving relationships and attracting people into your life who are good for you are very likely at this time. Your personal charm and attractiveness has a positive effect on your career, reputation, or public image. People see you as a loving and lovable person, and as someone who is aware of their needs and feelings, which can benefit you at this time. Others are willing to help and cooperate with your aims. Your interest in the arts or in promoting harmony and good will between people is brought out at this time. You are a social animal this month and seek people who really know how to have a good time.
During this time period, deeply rooted and hidden energies are activated and affect you more strongly. You remember incidents and events that you have not recalled in a long time. You are driven instinctively to do certain things, even though you may not consciously understand why you are driven to do them. Your desire to make a fresh start, to take the initiative and strike out on your own, is a powerful drive right now. Your physical energy, will, and courage are intensified. Your personal ambitions and drive to assert yourself and make an impact on the world, meet with considerable opposition now. Other people or external forces over which you have no control seem to subtly undermine your efforts - or try to overpower you altogether.
Your ambitions and ideals slowly and gradually shift towards a new focus. This is a period of rebirth and renewed optimism .Cooperation and assistance in work is high now and consequently significant growth and progress in your career is likely at this time. You feel confident, outgoing, optimistic, and enterprising. Expansion of professional pursuits is likely now. You receive increased recognition and influence at this time. You are optimistic and possibly extravagant now. You are less cautious than usual, feeling that nothing can possibly go wrong. If you are inclined to overindulge, overspend, or go to excesses in any manner, this tendency is exaggerated at this time. However, you also aim higher than usual and a very promising opportunity or contact can also occur.
You start to question major commitments and decisions you have made in the past, such as career choices, place of residence, marriage and other major relationships. This is a time of self-analysis and questioning about the direction you have taken in your life. This is a time of considerable frustration and your desires or efforts appear to be thwarted or at least delayed. Relationships with men and people in authority may be particularly uncomfortable. Also, you have more self-doubt than usual; your mood is sombre and rather self-critical. However, this is a good time to take stock of your life, to see how you are limiting and holding yourself back. A good time to self reflect – but don't take whatever setbacks you experience to heart.
A feeling of impatience and a willingness to make bold, risky changes can cause you to suddenly alter the entire course of your life now. Periodically throughout this time you get the urge to stir things up and inject fresh, new stimulation into your life. You get bored quickly now and experiment with new possibilities and invent a new way of doing things. You don't want to follow anybody else's lead at this time. Take advantage of any unusual offers or opportunities. Unexpected changes occur now, a sudden move or changing jobs. Be careful about being too impulsive. You may make a change only because you are restless and tired of the same old situation, rather than because you have a better opportunity.
You are inclined to passively withdraw or give in to other people rather than act decisively and strongly for yourself. Confusion, vagueness, or misrepresentation can occur in your relationships, so beware of making commitments at this time; you're likely to see things much more clearly and realistically later on. You are in a dreamy, romantic mood and yearnings for love, feelings of compassion and you are definitely more idealistic, tolerant, and selfless in your relationships, which may cause you to act against your own interests. Decisions involving money or important commitments to others should probably be made some other time. However, your imagination is vivid during this time period and you enjoy fairy tales, mythology, spiritual, religious and metaphysical topics. You tend to fantasise in your dream world.
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Items Bomb thrown into Fort McHenry from the British fleet during the attack upon Baltimore, September 1814
Bomb thrown into Fort McHenry from the British fleet during the attack upon Baltimore, September 1814
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection
Hughes Company
"The Pageant of America" Collection
v.6 - The winning of freedom
(unpublished photographs)
Andre, Arnold and Nathan Hale [also labeled "Arms, Artillery, Equipment"]
Hughes Company (Photographer)
Date Issued: 1860 - 1920 (Approximate)
Fort McHenry (Baltimore, Md.)
Monuments & memorials -- Maryland -- Baltimore
Content: Maryland Historical Society
Extent: 24 x 20 cm.
TMS ID: 127250
TMS Object Number: PoA (UnPub.), v. 6.01.011
Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): f65c3800-c613-012f-4946-58d385a7bc34
1860: Issued (Approximate)
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection, The New York Public Library. "Bomb thrown into Fort McHenry from the British fleet during the attack upon Baltimore, September 1814" The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1860 - 1920. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47d9-b6c5-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection, The New York Public Library. "Bomb thrown into Fort McHenry from the British fleet during the attack upon Baltimore, September 1814" New York Public Library Digital Collections. Accessed January 20, 2021. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47d9-b6c5-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection, The New York Public Library. (1860 - 1920). Bomb thrown into Fort McHenry from the British fleet during the attack upon Baltimore, September 1814 Retrieved from https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47d9-b6c5-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99
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3 Common Questions About Wrongful Death Claims in Florida
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Three sisters returning from a holiday in Miami were killed in a crash on Interstate 95 on Jan. 4. The accident remains under investigation, and authorities are uncertain whether speed…
Wrong-way accident kills 3 in Florida
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1 killed, 1 injured in fatal accident on Florida highway
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$15 million judgement in Florida truck accident
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Florida accident seriously injures former mayor of Hialeah
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Head-on crash kills motorcyclist in Florida
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Drinking alcohol is something many people find enjoyable, but it can often cause people to lose their good judgment. Driving under the influence can lead to fatal accidents, which unfortunately…
Florida man dies from personal injury after boating accident
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Many of us have heard of accidents involving drunk driving, but drunk boating accidents are much less common. Even though waterways are typically more expansive and contain less traffic, an…