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FILE - In this Feb. 7, 2018 file photo, a nurse prepares a flu shot at the Salvation Army in Atlanta.
TORONTO – Health Minister Christine Elliott is urging Ontarians to get their flu shots, saying that last year 5,000 people in the province were hospitalized due to the viral infection.
Elliott, who got her vaccine today at a pharmacy, says even if people aren't concerned about getting sick themselves, it's important to get the flu shot to protect family, friends and neighbours.
She says it is especially important for young children, pregnant women, and people aged 65 and older.
Flu forecast 2019: Here's what to expect from this year's flu season
Elliott says there is a lot of misinformation about vaccines, so she wants to stress that the flu vaccine is safe, free, and the best protection against getting sick.
Flu shots are available at family doctor and nurse practitioner offices, public health units and participating pharmacies.
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Earlier this year, Elliott had said that the flu season in Australia suggested that Ontario's would be worse than usual this year, but now she says fortunately that has not come to pass.
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Now that I am about to start my latest journey of redoing a power moonroof car, I am wondering if anyone knows if the moonroof assemblies for these cars are the same as the ones from a grand prix? I have some replacment parts available from a 1976 grand prix but I am not sure if they are the same. I hate to waste the money on worthless parts. I would have to guess that they are all the same. Would they really make different moonroofs for every different model?
Can't say for sure. There was a factory sunroof and one that was made by American Sunroof Company(ASC). And the Grand Prix has a different size roof that is shorter than a Chevelle. I believe the GP housing that bolts under the roof would be different. But the sliding panel and mechanism parts may be the same.
I think it would be best if you could see the new parts and compare them to your old ones to make sure, either in person or with good pics.
Steve F (67SS427) is a great resource on the sunroofs. He has put together a CD of literature and factory drawings for these cars as well as lots of pictures. I have amassed a pretty large file on the sunroof option from literature to parts drawings, etc. I'll be happy to help if you need info.
Edited by DoctorLarry on 03-01-10 06:16 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
I think I might have the parts illustrations and number sheets for both Pontiac and Chevy roofs-I'll have to check on that for you.
Steve F (67SS427) is a great resource on the sunroofs. He has put together a CD of literature and factory drawings for these cars as well as lots of pictures.
Thanks Larry...it's already on the way to him .
I finally recieved my spare skyroof and I got to look into it a little. I have a quick question for you skyroof guys. I notice on the back corners of the movable part there are a couple of tensioned pieces of metal that pivot. I think they are called rear tension springs. I am wondering if in normal use they are supposed to be on top of the black rollers or below them or turned in towards the center of the car? I noticed on both my car and the complete skyroof assembly I recieved they were all turned in towards the center of the car. This doesn't seem right to me. Could you guys give me an idea. Also what do those black rollers do on the back part of the skyroof? They don;t seem to ride on anything?
Edited by bitterfitter on 04-04-10 04:57 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
Thanks alot Steve. I think I have a handle on this now.
Steve, I just wanted to say thanks for all the help with the skyroof. I got the weatherstripping from your contact and it worked great. I also took my whole skyroof out of the car (whole assembly)and went through the whole thing. I swear it looks and works like new. Thanks again for all the help and as soon as I figure out how to post pics I will get some on here for all to see.
Edited by bitterfitter on 05-10-10 06:37 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
You've been very industrious . Glad it turned out well and look forward to seeing some pics.
Here are a few photos It may not look it but other than dusty it is working like new and no rust anywhere.
Edited by bitterfitter on 05-19-10 06:38 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
Can you help me with the MOONROOF WEATHERSTRIPPING on a 1976 MONTE CARLO?
Steve (67ss427) was able to get me in touch with a guy in Vegas that had weatherstripping that worked. I have to say I wasn't impressed at first when it came. After I installed it and tried the roof; it works amazing. It looks great and no problems at all. Very good stuff! See if he can give you the contact info.
Yes, Try Jake Kelley at Kelley's Sunroof Parts, phone 1-888-298-8140.
It won't be like the original rubber seals, but as Bitterfitter says, it works and looks neat. He should post a picture of the sliding roof in his car so we can see how it looks installed .
Below is a pic of the seals. It's a blue tube covered with black felt material. It comes in several different thicknesses since the gaps around the sunroof panel can vary in size. Mr. Kelley can send you some samples like in this picture. And once you measure to see which sizes you will need, you can order some lengths of it.
I will get a few photos on real soon. Again I was very happy with the weatherstripping and wish the rest of the car went that smooth. I just called up and told them I needed some w/s for a '74 malibu and gave them a card #. Couple days later there it was. No problems and no questions. Easy.
Do you guys know if the switch used for the skyroof was used for any other applications? My original switch is broken and I may want to replace it someday. I was just figuring GM didn't make this switch just for these few skyroofs; did they??
The roofs were used on Chevelles, Monte Carlos, LeMans,Grand Ams, and Grand Prix models. I'm sure they used similar switches. Steve might know.
I just figured that maybe they used these also for door, window, etc. switches. If they only used them on the skyroofs they will be impossible to find. I ended up using a chrome sunroof switch from a 1978 Olds. I is new so it looks good and works good. I didn't cut any wiring I just made an adapter wiring harness and fabricated a new bracket for it. This way I can go back to the original if I get one.
here is a photo of the new weatherstripping installed. It works great and looks great.
Don't mind the two tone roof vinyl. I will be rovering soon.
I need you guys with the skyroof cars to help me out. I was just looking on Eb*y and noticed an auction for a 1973-77 chevelle sunroof switch. Seller claims it to correct for our cars. My question is that the one from my car looks nothing like this one. Mine has a black plastic rocker switch that has an arched chrome body around the outside and has 4 flat terminals on the back. Is mine correct or the one in the auction? If his is correct I would love to know. I can post a photo of mine if need be.
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Never mind guys the auction has ended. Do any of you guys with the skyroof option have pics of your switches?


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The Twin Cities Biggest Issues to Watch in 2020
A look ahead at some of the most pressing issues in local politics.
From elections for county and city offices to massive redevelopment projects along the Mississippi River, here are the metro-focused issues, ideas and stories to keep an eye out for in the new year.
1. The future of Minneapolis city elections
To reflect Minneapolis' demographic changes coming out of the 2020 Census, local and state leaders across Minnesota are preparing to redesign political boundaries.
But the conversation over redistricting in Minneapolis faces an unusual twist: Should city leaders quicken the ward-drawing process to maintain the current schedule of city elections?
The Minneapolis Charter Commission has the authority to decide how fast the city establishes new wards post-census, as well as parks and school board districts. Under the commission's current plan, the process will finish in March 2022 — roughly one year after the federal government releases results of the population count.
But Council members want a faster timelineso that the new wards are in place before council seats are on the ballot in fall 2021. That expedited process would allow the city to sidestep a provision in a state law — dubbed the Kahn Rule after its author, former DFL state Rep. Phyllis Kahn — that aims to honor population changes in elected offices by requiring Minneapolis to hold elections soon after census-driven redistricting, even if that disrupts the city's regular schedule of electing council members every four years.
Minneapolis City Council members want a faster timeline so that the new wards are in place before council seats are on the ballot in fall 2021.
What could it mean for voters? Without an accelerated timeline for redistricting — or a change to state law — voters will elect 13 council members from the city's current ward mapfor two-year terms in 2021. In the same election, voters will elect a mayor (who represents residents citywide and, therefore, isn't affected by redistricting) for a four-year term. Then, in 2023, the city will hold another election for council seats from the new wards based on the 2020 census-driven line-drawing — either for two or four-year terms
Earlier this month, when the charter commission first considered the accelerated timeline for redistricting, some commissioners said they worry that a faster timeline would not provide enough time for public feedback and cause logistical issues. The commission will continue the redistricting discussion at its January meeting before deciding on a definitive schedule in February.
2. Elections … that have nothing to do with Washington. Or the Legislature.
Four of seven seats on the Hennepin County Board of Commissioners will be up for election in fall 2020. The board positions represent the Brooklyn Park area (District 1); the Bloomington-Eden Prairie area (District 5); southwestern suburbs (District 6) and the northern and western suburbs (District 7).
Only District 6 incumbent Jan Callison, who voters first elected in 2008, has publicly declared that she will not seek re-election in 2020. Former state Rep. Dario Anselmo — a Republican who represented southwestern suburbs for one term — has already launched a campaign for the open District 6 seat.
Hennepin County commissioners divide up the county's $2.5 billion budget. The board also manages regional growth by deciding when and how to fund certain services, including those that target some of the metro's biggest social issues: a lack of affordable housing, the mental-health system and rising rates of opioid abuse.
In Ramsey County, where the Board of Commissioners plays an equally influential role in the space between city and state policies, districts 1, 2 and 7 will have elections for commissioners in fall 2020.
That makes for back-to-back annual elections for the District 1 seat — which represents northern townships and outer-ring suburbs — and to which voters elected political newcomer Nicole Frethem in a special election fall 2019. Shortly after her victory, she indicated that she's likely to run again for a full term in 2020. Other current commissioners Mary Jo McGuire, who serves the Roseville and New Brighton area (District 2), and Victoria Reinhardt, who represents Maplewood, North St. Paul and White Bear Lake (District 7), have not said whether they will seek re-election.
Additionally, Minneapolis voters will consider candidates for four positions on the Minneapolis school board, including one at-large seat and three that represent the west side of the city (District 2, 4 and 6). Numerous suburbs across Ramsey and Hennepin counties will also have school board elections, as well as mayoral and City Council elections, in 2020.
3. Massive redevelopment projects move ahead
Dubbed the largest redevelopment project in St. Paul's history, the 122-acre Ford site along the Mississippi River will remain a hot topic in 2020. In mid-December, the Minneapolis-based developer, Ryan Cos., announced that it had purchased the land for $61 million, a move that comes after the city announced in November that it is committing $53 million in public financing for the first phases of the project.
Now, city leaders are mapping out specifics of the architecture and street designs, with construction to potentially begin as early as spring 2020.
The plan calls for 3,800 housing units, 20 percent of which must be affordable. The plan also calls for the building of almost three dozen single-family homes with views of the waterfront.
Leaders of Ryan Cos. have said that construction crews are likely to complete the single-family homes before other housing, and that some of those homes may be move-in ready by 2023. Construction crews could finish half of the site's parks, utility systems and street paving over the next five years.
St. Paul city leaders will take on another big redevelopment project in 2020: the 112-acre former home of the Hillcrest Golf Club at Larpenteur Avenue and McKnight Road. In early 2019, the St. Paul Port Authority took the lead in buying the property from a local union, which took over the club after it closed to golfers in 2017. In July, the St. Paul City Council set aside $10 million of taxpayer money for the purchase and began making serious plans for new housing and businesses on the site.
In St. Paul's 2019 city council elections, voters elected community activist Nelsie Yang in Ward 6, which covers the Hillcrest site. That means the council newcomer will have a big say in what to do with the property over the course of her term. For starters, Yang will help lead the master planning process to learn what, exactly, residents want on the site.
Meanwhile, in North Minneapolis, city leaders and developers in 2020 will accelerate discussions about a vacant piece of land between the Mississippi River and Interstate 94, the 48-acre Upper Harbor Terminal. In February 2019, city leaders marked a major milestone in the redevelopment project by approving a "general land-use concept plan" — which sets aside 300 to 500 units of housing, 40,000 to 85,000 square feet for businesses along Dowling Avenue, parks space, land for office buildings, possibly a hotel and an outdoor performance venue on the site.
A design rendering for the former Ford Twin Cities auto plant in Highland Park. (Courtesy of The Ryan Companies.)
In early 2020, a 15-member community group will make "hard-choice work about trade offs, about implications" for the site's design and how it operates, said City Council member Phillipe Cunningham, who represents the Upper Harbor Terminal on the council. For example, the group will weigh if or to what extent the city should function as a property manager and lease out certain buildings under a "community ownership" model that doesn't exist elsewhere in the city.
In May or June 2020, Cunningham said the group will seek public feedback on its ideas and then present its recommendations for the project to the City Council for final approval.
But those redevelopment projects in the Twin Cities pale in comparison to the 427-acre plot of land in Arden Hills — the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant (TCAAP). Currently, the planning is at a standstill, pending the outcome of a lawsuit between Ramsey County and Arden Hills.
4. More efforts to address the affordable housing crisis
The housing disparities in Minneapolis, St. Paul and the suburbs are sure to be driving forces of policy discussions at the local and county levels in 2020. At this point, most new apartments in the Twin Cities are unaffordable for almost half of the population, according to Census data and the Family Housing Fund, a Minneapolis-based housing nonprofit, and the pace of housing development for all income levels is moving too slowly to keep up with population growth.
Effects of that gap are taking shape in many ways; For one, an increasing number of single adults are sleeping outside in the Twin Cities metro, prompting government agencies and nonprofits to call attention to chronic homelessness unlike we've seen in recent years. In addition, Minneapolis and St. Paul's renter populations are on the rise, now making up the majority population in both cities, and elected leaders are scrambling for ways — whether via zoning changes or new renter protections — to help low- and middle-class households find ways to pay less than one-third of their monthly income on housing.
An increasing number of single adults are sleeping outside in the Twin Cities metro.
In Minneapolis, for example, a group of City Council members are working on a proposal that would require landlords who want to sell rental homes to give tenants an opportunity to buy the property first. Through that initiative, the group is exploring the idea of helping interested renters with bonafide offers and city financing to make the deals. The council members are planning to gather public feedback and write the policy in the first half of 2020.
Also in the coming year, the city's budget sets aside $125,000 to study whether it's possible — or worth it — for Minneapolis leaders to establish a cap on what landlords can charge tenants for rent.
5. Public safety and the role of police
During 2020 budget discussions in Minneapolis and St. Paul, community members and some elected officials brought a lot of attention to the cities' spending on police officers.
In Minneapolis, city leaders agreed to grow the Minneapolis Police Department's budget by about 5 percent in 2020, including money to expand the number of officers in training. Yet the department's number of sworn officer positions will remain the same — 888 — despite pleas from department leaders to grow the force due to Minneapolis' growing population and volume of911 calls.
At the same time, the Minneapolis council agreed to boost funding for non-MPD programs that aim to stop people from committing crimes in the first place. That money includes funding to grow an intervention program for gang members and establish the technical side of a new initiative that aims to stop offenders of low-level domestic crimes from acting out again. Council members also increased funding for non-police efforts that target crime and homelessness downtown, which came specifically at the request of the area's business leaders.
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Many of those efforts are run by the Office of Violence Prevention, a one-stop shop for safety initiatives that uses civilian staff via the city's health department and that the council established in December 2018. The office is set to release its first-year results in early 2020.
As in Minneapolis, St. Paul's spending on police was a core focus of 2020 budget discussions, especially considering the city's spate of gun violence in 2019. In the end, the mayor and council denied funding requests by police leadership for more officers and a program that detects gunshots, called ShotSpotter, while simultaneously agreeing to shrink the police force by five sworn positions in 2020. Despite those staffing reductions, the police department's budget will grow by more than $4.5 million in 2020, more than any other city department.&
In addition, city leaders approved a $1.5 million budget addendum by Mayor Melvin Carter for programs that aim to address the root causes of violence — a lack of employment, affordable housing and security — without giving more money to the police department for 911 responses and criminal investigations.
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Q: Python Unicode character printing - encoding issue I am getting a Unicode character from a form input field using
input_string = form["text"].value.decode('utf-8')

According to the debugger, the value is u'Щ' which is of type unicode.
I now want to print Щ to the console, but print input_string.encode('utf-8') results in "Щ".
How do I successfully get the Щ character to print in the console?

A: The code point for your character 'Щ' is d0a9 in hexadecimals. That translates to Щ in the Latin or Windows character set. UTF-8 encoding always uses printable characters when seen as Latin. So you always get one or more printable characters when printing out UTF-8 encoding, in this case two.
You need a console that is configured to use UTF-8 when printing your UTF-8 strings to output. Obviously the console needs to support UTF-8 to do this. Furthermore, that console needs to use a Font that contains this particular character.

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Carbonized (ang. zwęglony) – grupa muzyczna ze Szwecji będąca studyjnym projektem członków zespołu Therion. Muzykę graną przez Carbonized określa się jako death metal, lecz grupa oscylowała także wokół muzyki grindcore czy nawet fuzji jazzu z metalem.

Muzycy
 Ostatni znany skład zespołu
 Lars Rosenberg - gitara basowa, śpiew
 Christofer Johnsson - gitara, śpiew
 Piotr Wawrzeniuk - perkusja

 Byli członkowie zespołu
 Matti Kärki - śpiew
 Jonas Derouche - śpiew, gitara
 Stefan Ekström - gitara
 Henrik "Hempa" Brynolfsson - gitara
 Richard Cabeza - gitara basowa
 Markus Rüdén - perkusja
 Per Ax - perkusja

Dyskografia
 (1989) Au-To-Dafe (Demo)
 (1990) No Canonization (SP)
 (1990) Recarbonized (Demo)
 (1991) Cronology of Death (Split)
 (1991) For the Security
 (1993) Disharmonization
 (1996) Screaming Machines

Przypisy

Therion
Szwedzkie zespoły deathmetalowe


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Cuomo, Obama and the Working Families Party
As President Obama is finding, a candidate who campaigns as someone who will be different will be held to a higher standard. Democratic gubernatorial Andrew Cuomo faces much the same problem as he decides whether to accept the Working Families Party nomination for governor.
The politics of this issue stem from New York's absurd election laws, which allow candidates to run on multiple lines. Small parties assure themselves of a ballot line by drawing 50,000 votes in the governor's race every four years. To guarantee they win 50,000 votes this year, the Working Families Party needs Mr. Cuomo.
Mr. Cuomo isn't sure he needs the party. It is under federal investigation for the way it created lucrative subsidiaries to run campaigns for candidates it endorsed. Its policy positions--higher taxes, more government spending--are in direct conflict with Mr. Cuomo's agenda.
The question that ought to be asked is if the two get in bed together for the campaign, what happens if Mr. Cuomo wins? Will there be some understanding that as governor Mr. Cuomo will compromise on such issues as no tax increases and large cuts to health care and education spending? Or will this just be about short-term politics convenience--we need each other for the election and then we will go our separate ways. What does that do to Mr. Cuomo's credibility as a reformer?
President Obama is catching a lot of flak for offering rewards to Democratic politicians who stepped aside in favor of the candidates he preferred in Senate and congressional primaries. The same would be in store for Mr. Cuomo if there were any deal at all with the Working Families Party.
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Q: javascript random sequence and class method I have a task to do but I don't quite understand.Javascript needs to print random alphanumeric characters.I didn't quite understand this part:

Script should consist of a class with at least one method which contains the logic necessary to produce the 3 output listed: upper case,small case upper 60% and small 40% User input can be considered to allow the user to choose one of the 3 outputs.

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Objective 1: To analyze and refine alignment of all classes to the state standards for the Visual and Performing Arts and to assure that the needs of all students are met.
Why Objective was selected: To assure that the highest quality Arts education possible is offered at San Rafael High School. Each program strives to continue to refine its practices based upon the analysis of student work and achievement.
How Objective relates to the standards and the school vision/ESLRs/direction: Such self-analysis ensures that as many standards as possible are met. Also, by continuing to strive to meet all students' needs, the ESLRs and school vision are addressed.
Activities to Meet Objective: Continue last years' efforts to develop program-wide assessment strategies, including benchmarks, rubrics and portfolios.
Art: Continue to develop and ultimately administer common tests and final exams.
Update a written document that demonstrates that each course adheres to the VAPA standards. Articulate with feeder schools and other high schools about curricula.
How will this objective be monitored and by whom? Department chair will work with individual teachers and in groups by program to assess and document progress in a written log. One activity per department meeting will be presented. Appropriate documents will exist and compiled into a binder.
Objective 2: To integrate technology into the curriculum.
Why Objective was selected: To further enhance acquisition of basic theory and concepts on an individual basis and to introduce additional tools for students to practice their art.
How Objective relates to the standards and the school vision/ESLRs/direction: Each Arts discipline's standards requires the use of technology, as do the ESLRs.
How will this objective be monitored and by whom? Each art program will assign a faculty member to take the lead in each project. Programs will report progress during department meetings and department chair will keep a written record of progress.
Objective 3: To improve and maintain all visual and performing arts facilities and equipment.
Why Objective was selected: For Art and Drama, the move into their improved facility will give them the opportunity to effectively inventory and organize their equipment. The Music Program would like to improve upon its record-keeping and maintenance of its equipment.
How Objective relates to the standards and the school vision/ESLRs/direction. Student performance and teacher effectiveness will be enhanced, thus facilitating the clear demonstration of standards and ESLRs.
How will this objective be monitored and by whom? Each faculty member will be responsible for her or his equipment or facility. Department chair will keep a copy of inventory as installments are completed. Department chair will communicate facility concerns by email to site and district administrators as appropriate.


I watched with fascination on Feb. 27, 2015, as storm clouds billowed over the Oroville Forebay!
Certain storm-fronts lure me to the bay/lake to see the overhead drama reflected in the water, and that was a good one, clean-cut white and blue-black clouds moving toward the mountains in a slow, determined flight like an invasion of an air force. Indeed, there was wind up there in the cosmic currents on some kind of jet-stream. The rare rain appearance is a photographer's delight.
Then I noticed the gulls. A couple dozen ring-billed gulls, leftovers from the salmon die-off fly-in, were spiraling in a circle, high in front of the clouds, riding the up-drafts in apparent gleeful recreation, seemingly without any purpose other than sailing in the wind. Gulls are skillfully adapted to a steady style of slow wing-beats and mastering the wind to drift effortlessly, somewhat like vultures or albatross, only the gulls do it in the face of a storm, like children delighting in a carnival ride!
The rapid wing-beats of ducks is quite the opposite, and though they can plunge through a storm, they are more eager to reach a zone of safety. We never know what emotion the ability to fly has on a bird, but gulls seem to express more pleasure out of wing-use than most birds. It is also quite apparent that "seagulls" drift inland to explore feeding and nesting opportunities.
Renowned naturalist Elizabeth Terwilliger used to demonstrate to her tour audiences how different bird species fly by flapping her arms. "Take your time, take your time," she would say as she slowly mimicked a gull. Then it was "Gotta get there, gotta get there," rapidly beating her arms like a duck. Of course, there was the uplifted arms in a "V" position for the soaring vulture, the steady strokes of a goose, and again fast moving wing strokes of a cormorant. Pelicans tend to flap slowly and then glide. Every species has its style, and you can tell birds at a distance from merely the way they fly.
When I worked at the Lake Merritt Refuge in Oakland, numerous species of gulls hung out there, expecting a brown bag lunch or a tasty duckling. There, as at the front of the Forebay storm, gulls would take to the air in the throes of an oncoming stormy air mass, and swirl in the sky — high, high — almost out of sight, in a relationship with the wind-weather. "Skybird" indeed, as sung by Neal Diamond of Jonathan Livingstone Seagull fame. "Seagull" works good in song or poetry, even though it's not always literally true.
Gulls have more exuberant character than many birds, seeming to take special delight in moments of leisure, whether spiraling in the sky, or rolling a ball down the beach! At the refuge, I would watch as a Western gull would take a tennis ball to the top of the duckyard and let it roll down to the water. Over and over again, like a child at play, just to see the revelations of a rolling ball.
Those same shining white birds were not such angels along Lundy Canyon Creek though. I saw some large gulls on foot, exploring the Mono Lake tributary during autumn one time, and marveled at how the magnificent marauders stood out in the dim light, indeed, apparitions of terror for any small animal they found. Gulls will eat anything animal, dead or living.
The sensory abilities of gulls borders on the supernatural. When there is a rainy season at Oroville, gull scouts watch the lawns and ballfields, and when worms are flooded out, the word is relayed like mental telepathy, and suddenly there are 200 gulls fishing for food! We know about the coming of the cleanup crew when the salmon begin to die. At the proper moment come flights from the sea, just as California Gulls arrived to save the Mormons from grasshoppers!


French may be the language of love, but Italian is the flavor of Pittsburgh's favorite cuisine. From South Side to Shadyside, and of course in Bloomfield, you know you love it, regardless of whether your family hails from Rome or Romania.
The problem in these parts is not a shortage of Italian restaurants, but rather sorting out the best. In Oakmont, Hoffstot's Café Monaco is the family-dinner, birthday-dinner, anytime-dinner favorite (don't forget lunch and dessert). Located in a handsome old building on the lower side of Oakmont's main drag, the establishment spans three storefronts: a bar complete with the Steelers on wide-screen TV; a bright, bustling dining room with white walls and linen tablecloths; and a smaller, dimmer dining room with wood wainscoting lending a more old-fashioned feel.
Like a perfectly simple piece of clothing that can be dressed up or down, Café Monaco is as fancy or as casual as you want it to be. When we were there, a young couple dressed to the nines did not look out of place, even while our waitress brought our toddler a colorful plastic cup and crayons.
The menu is comprehensive, offering big portions of pasta, chops and Pittsburgh classics. Angelique was happy to see beans and greens, one of her favorite Italian dishes, and even happier when she tasted it. Plenty of white beans and escarole were stewed in an oil-based, cheesy-creamy sauce with just a hint of peppery spice.
Jason's whetted his appetite on crab Hoezel, a dish invented at the Duquesne Club for the eponymous millionaire. We doubt, however, that Mr. Hoezel's version was served in a deep-fried tortilla bowl. Its mild flavor and crunchy texture were superb foils for enormous lumps of sweet, succulent crabmeat drizzled with a lightly creamy sauce enlivened by scallions. A small mound of mesclun greens with a lemon wedge on the side complemented Hoezel's excellent legacy.
Jason's side salad was also a treat, a blend of romaine and mesclun topped with the nutty flavor of mixed sprouts -- a sophisticated and delicious move from a restaurant more traditional than trendy. In contrast, Addy's gigantic potato pancake -- named in honor of the chef's daughter -- is precisely what you'd expect, small-plate-sized cakes of tender-crisp julienned potatoes.
We are not big fans of the trend toward sweetening foods that, in our minds, should be savory, in the manner of glazed salmon and maple chicken; we prefer to save the sugar for dessert. Unfortunately, Jason was ambushed by his bourbon pork chop, with pecans in a sauce that would be delicious on ice cream. But on a pork chop already sweet from an apple-juice brine, it was far too much. This was a shame, since the brining created a beautiful chop -- rather, two beautiful chops, a testament to the generosity of Hoffstot's portions.
Sea scallops Palermo brought six puck-sized scallops baked in butter, garlic, white wine and citrus juice, then dusted with Parmesan cheese and bread crumbs. Unfortunately, the scallops were slightly overcooked, and the overall effect of the seasonings, while pleasant enough, was mild bordering on bland.
Penne in tomato-basil-cream sauce, on the other hand, hit a high note. The pasta was tender and the sauce full of herbal and fresh tomato flavors. Despite the cream, it was not heavy, with the dairy seemingly added for texture more than flavor.
How anyone could still eat one of Hoffstot's enormous desserts after consuming one of its enormous meals is a mystery to us, so don't even ask how we did it. Chocolate-mousse cheesecake, imported from New York City, was dense yet airy, and it seemed those very air pockets were packed with rich cocoa flavor, offset by a layer of tangy cheese.
Uncomplicated yet upscale, professionally run yet with a family feel, Hoffstot's Café Monaco demonstrates why the best Italian restaurants continue to have broad appeal.


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Four police SSPs and three 03 ASPs have been transferred with immediate effect.
According to a Police Media Unit, SSP R.M. Harishchandra Bandara from the Kuliyapitiya Division has been transferred to the Police Field Force Headquarters.
SSP D.R.L. Ranaweera from the Mount Lavinia Division has been transferred to the Ampara Division.
IGP's Command Information Division Director, SSP J.I.D.A. Gunathileka was transferred to the Mount Lavinia Division.


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Fund for Irish Studies at Princeton University presents "Dronehenge"
Fund for Irish Studies
Journalist and photographer Anthony Murphy delivers a lecture at Princeton University on this recent Neolithic discovery at Newgrange
Journalist and photographer Anthony Murphy will present a lecture, entitled "Dronehenge," on Friday, November 22 at 4:30 p.m. in the James Stewart Film Theater at 185 Nassau Street on the Princeton University campus. Part of the 2019-2020 Fund for Irish Studies series at Princeton University, this event is free and open to the public.
Murphy's upcoming book, Dronehenge: The Story Behind the Remarkable Discovery at Newgrange, is set to release in January 2020. This book details the discovery made in July 2018 by Murphy and a colleague, Ken Williams, of a giant Late Neolithic henge monument while flying their drones over the Boyne Valley. During the course of the book, he sets out to unravel some of the mysteries that the henge, and some of its features, revealed. This discovery gained global attention, spawning a media frenzy and internet sensation. Murphy further discusses the construction of the henge and what it might have been used for, in addition to how this might completely alter perspectives on the Brú na Bóinne landscape. Essentially, he has discovered something that will be studied for many years to come.
Journalist and photographer Anthony Murphy. Photo courtesy of Anthony Murphy
Anthony Murphy is a journalist, author, photographer, astronomer and tour guide who lives in Drogheda, at the gateway to Ireland's historic Boyne Valley. He has been researching, photographing and writing about the ancient megalithic monuments of the Boyne Valley and their associated mythology, cosmology and alignments for the past 20 years. He is the author of five books, including Island of the Setting Sun: In Search of Ireland's Ancient Astronomers and Mythical Ireland: New Light on the Ancient Past.
Copies of Dronehenge: The Story Behind the Remarkable Discovery at Newgrange will be available for purchase at the event by Labyrinth Books.
The Fund for Irish Studies affords all Princeton students, and the community at large, a wider and deeper sense of the languages, literatures, drama, visual arts, history, politics, and economics not only of Ireland but of "Ireland in the world." The series is co-produced by the Lewis Center for the Arts and the fall 2019 edition of the series is organized by Paul Muldoon, Princeton's Howard G.B. Clark '21 University Professor in the Humanities, Professor of Creative Writing, Director of the Princeton Atelier, and Acting Chair of the Fund for Irish Studies.
Information about the Fund for Irish Studies series events can be found at fis.princeton.edu. Other upcoming events in the current series include:
Award-winning tech executive Domhnaill Hernon, presents a lecture, "Fiddle Strings, Airplane Wings and Humanizing Technology" on December 6
A reading by award-winning poet Hannah Sullivan on March 6
A reading by award-winning fiction writer Kevin Barry on April 2, cosponsored with Special Collections at Princeton University Library
Lecture by Laurence Cox on his new book, The Irish Buddhist: the Forgotten Monk who Faced Down the British Empire, written with Alicia Turner and Brian Bocking, on April 17.
The Fund for Irish Studies is generously sponsored by the Durkin Family Trust and the James J. Kerrigan, Jr. '45 and Margaret M. Kerrigan Fund for Irish Studies.
To learn more about the more than 100 public performances, exhibitions, readings, screenings, concerts, lectures and special events, most of them free, presented each year by the Lewis Center for the Arts, visit arts.princeton.edu.
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3:30 p.m. UPDATE: Due to the presence of Anvil clouds Monday's launch was scrubbed.
The next launch attempt will come at 3:10 p.m. CT on Tuesday.
ORIGINAL ENTRY: This afternoon, at 3:33 p.m. CT, SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon spacecraft are due to launch from Florida for the International Space Station.
It's the sixth resupply mission to the station, but more significantly for space buffs this is probably the rocket company's best chance yet to recover its spent booster.
SpaceX plans for the first stage of its Falcon 9 rocket to execute a controlled reentry through Earth's atmosphere, and to touch down nine minutes later on a drone ship off the coast of Florida.
Watch the livestream below to see if they can pull it off.
Yes, if SpaceX pulls this off we'll be living in the future.
And if you're wondering why recovering a spent rocket stage is such a big deal, here's a few words I wrote on that topic earlier this year.


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Ереванският метрополитен е системата от линии и станции на метрото в Ереван, Армения.

Пълното име е: Еревански метрополитен "Карен Демирчян" ().

Открито е на 7 март 1981 г. Има 10 метростанции, разположени на линията "Шенгавит" – "Чарбах". Обща дължина на линията – 12,1 км.

Строителството започва през 1970-те години – отначало като метро-трамвай, но в хода на строителството плановете са преработени и прераства в метро.

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Ереванското метро се обслужва от метросъстави от типа "81 – 717/714", производство на "Метровагонмаш", гр. Митищи, Русия.

Използват се двувагонни композиции, съставени от двата челни вагона (81 – 717), а междинните вагони (81 – 714) не се използват и престояват в депото. Обслужва се от депо "Чарбах".

Открити участъци
 7 март 1981 г.: "Дружба" – "Давид Сасунски" (без "Площад на Републиката" и "Войвода Андраник")
 декември 1981 г.: станция "Площад на Републиката"
 11 юли 1983 г.: участък "Давид Сасунски" – "Заводска"
 26 декември 1985 г.: участък "Заводска" – "Шенгавит"
 4 януари 1987 г.: участък "Шенгавит" – "Площад Гарегин Нжде"
 2 декември 1989 г.: станция "Войвода Андраник"
 26 декември 1996 г.: разклонение на линията "Шенгавит" – "Чарбах"

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Външни препратки
 Схема на Ереванското метро
 Ереванското метро на сайта urbanrail.net
 Ереванский метрополитен на сайта на Дмитрий Аксьонов


Eclectic folk and American rock in Spanish, seasoned with Tex-Mex sounds. Dark ambience and enveloping atmospheres wrap around lyrics that always tell a story via the warm voice of Ester Méndez. Following months of work in the studio alongside top-notch musicians, Bambikina released her much-awaited first album in April 2016; a bit less of a traditional sound and more one of psychedelia and experimental. Don't miss this artist's emotional and powerful live show.


A murderer gets the death penalty and we're ok with that. It makes sense to us. We resonate with reward, and punishment. Do good, work hard, keep your nose clean, and you will be rewarded. Be selfish, be mean, be slack, be criminal, and you get what you deserve.
Some of us have done things that we are ashamed to admit, and some of us have done things--violent things, cruel things, and heartless things--that, in the clear light of day, horrify us. Not only would we never tell someone else about them, we can hardly tell ourselves. Some of us still find ourselves, long after putting faith in Christ, doing things we regret deeply and cannot explain.
That same grace -- God's Amazing Grace -- is here, now, offered to us. The resurrection proved that it is true. That is why we celebrate Easter.


Hey everyone! Here at Reading with Your Kids, We're always on the hunt for a potentially great read for your family, So you can imagine how excited we're about announcing Where Shall We Go? written by Vera Harris to be a Reading With Your Kids Certified Great Read!
Where Shall We Go? is written to entertain, enlighten and encourage young readers to enjoy the art of reading and we hope your family enjoys reading it as much as we did!
This is Vera Harris's third self-published children's book. Even before I started Happy Reading, self-published in 2014, I've always had an interest in becoming a book author. I love creating fun-filled stories that captivate the hearts of little kids, so I worked hard to make my dream a reality.
My first books, A Bee on My Bike (2014) and Zach and His Cat (2015), both appeared in Storymonster.com, a family magazine, and Storytime Pup. They were also featured in Children's Books Read Aloud on YouTube. I was a part of the Dallas Book Festival 2016, the Houston Texas Black Book Festival, Dallas Public Library Reader's Fest, and numerous book-signing ventures throughout Dallas-Fort Worth Metro as well. You can take a look at my books at the Dallas Public Library; Ellen Brooks West Memorial Library of Forney in Texas; Houston, Texas Public Library; and the Savannah, Georgia Public Library. I enjoy reading, traveling, and spending time with my family, most of whom fondly call me Sister. Aside from these hobbies, I also love working in the church and being a volunteer reading partner for the Dallas Independent School District. A retired combat Army veteran, I served the U.S. Army with honor and distinction for thirty years. My dedication earned me two Bronze Star medals plus various other commendations, certificates, medals, and honors. Vera Harris, called Sister by her family, loves spending time with her family and working in her church. Her grandson inspired her to write her first book. My books can be purchased at OutskirtsPress.com, Amazon.com, and Barnes & Noble.
Vera Harris, called "Sister" by her family, enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, reading, listening to various types of music, and working in her church. After retiring from the U. S. Army, a deployment that included eighteen months in Iraq, Vera now lives in East Texas and was inspired by her grandson to write her first children's book. She is currently working on her fourth (4th) book, " Monica and Michelle: Military Brats" to be released in 2018.
You can take a look at Vera's books at the Dallas Public Library Dallas, Texas, Ellen Brooks West Memorial Library of Forney, Texas, Some Savanna, Georgia Schools, Various Elementary Schools in East, Texas, Houston, Texas Elementary Schools, and South Carolina School Libraries.
Where can you find Vera on the internet?
A cute, short book that will keep the younger children entertained!
Blue or red? Vanilla or strawberry? Movie or book? Children often get stuck trying to decide something because they think every decision is a huge deal. Learning to make their own choices helps children be more independent, responsible, and confident, so decision-making is a good skill to emphasize. While your child won't become decisive overnight, there's plenty you can do to help them and one of the best ways is to read a book together to experience stories that will inspire them and teach them lessons on becoming good decision makers. We are so happy to introduce one such book today titled "Where Shall We Go?" By Vera Harris which teaches kids to be confident in their decisions.
In Vera Harris' Where Shall We Go? Eight-year-old Josie needs to choose where her family will go for their summer vacations and she is indecisive. She is confused and yet to decide if it would be a good idea for them to go to Disney world and see Cinderella's large, pink, candy-trimmed castle? Or would it be a great idea to go to the zoo to see all kind of animals such as monkey, birds, and elephants? Or on the other hand, would it be more fun to go to the state fair and ride on the fastest, scariest Ferris wheel? Josie is having an extreme time choosing; however, she has to compromise in her choices to come to a conclusion.
Where Shall We Go? is a charming story with delightful illustrations that give a good pace and movement to the story. Pictures cover all the necessary details about Josie's imaginary trip to all the three places she shortlisted for her family vacation and helps kids explore their imagination. It is a Perfect read for parents, teachers and any adult encouraging children to read and learn that they need to make decisions in life, a valuable lesson indeed.
I also LOVE the fact that Vera's book features a black young female as the main character of her book. As we all know finding good, quality children's books featuring people of color is hard and the struggle is real so I think having Where Shall We Go? in your kid's library will expertly diversify their book collection and expose them to a wide range of people, experiences, and cultures.
I think Vera's book will allow small children to understand and explore the importance of decision making through a simple and sweet story that demonstrates identifying the decision to be made, thinking of all the options, evaluating the options and choosing the best one. Although the story is too short, it is very well written and wonderfully illustrated that should become a favorite bedtime story – with a lesson. We cannot wait to read the next book from Vera. What about you?
A big thank you to author Vera Harris for providing us a free copy of this book through Reading with your Kids certified program. The opinions expressed in this review are entirely our own.
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Pike Blog: Rain, Rain, Rain. Sun!
Days and days of rain, then a sunny afternoon - and we get to the river and it's painfully low and clear. It is a small urban river, with a small but mostly concrete rain catchment area, so the influence of the weather is very quick to take effect but doesn't last long.
I've been mad enough to sit through a storm, the water soon starts to rise and colour up, an hour or so after the rain has finished it begins to return to normal.
Work and other commitments has kept us off the river so far this month, but with a quarter of the challenge bagged in June we were keen to add to our total. With the low water we could see the fish swimming beneath our feet. We saw ghost koi, a carp, chub and our target - barbel.
No bites for a few hours and we came to the conclusion the fish must have fed like crazy while the water was up and weren't hungry now. I finally had a little tap-tap on the rod and I thought it was a crab or a little chub, eventually I hit it and it powered off.
A 7lb 4oz barbel, perhaps they were feeding. It had definitely taken a liking to SB4, it took the entire length of the disgorger to find the hook. We waited for more barbel to come on the feed but all that took a fancy to the bait was an eel each.
Dan counted down last minute out loud before we headed home, when he got to 59¾ seconds his rod ripped round. The barbel gave him some real stick before finding freedom, a shame, looked like a good fish! We'll be back.
Then disaster, Dan just phoned to say he left his rod on the bus - fingers crossed some nice soul has handed it in. We'll find out tomorrow.
Oh, and Roger phoned while I was fishing; he's landed his fourth double of the season - well on his way towards ten barbel for over 100lb!
Yeah, didn't take them long!
But it's time to head off into the wilderness to find a shoal that nobody has fished for yet!
Did Dan's rod turn up in the end after its bus trip?
It still had the reel attached so I'd like to think some evil-doer found it, decided to go fishing and turned his life around.
Or it's in the local cash converters.


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Books >> Fiction
Aaron Hamburger
Faith for Beginners
Out of stock but available. Should ship within 1 week.
An acclaimed short-story writer has created a miraculous first novel about an American family on the verge of a breakdown–and an epiphany.
In the summer of 2000, Israel teeters between total war and total peace. Similarly on edge, Helen Michaelson, a respectable suburban housewife from Michigan, has brought her ailing husband and rebellious college-age son, Jeremy, to Jerusalem. She hopes the journey will inspire Jeremy to reconnect with his faith and find meaning in his life . . . or at least get rid of his nose ring.
It's not that Helen is concerned about Jeremy's sexual orientation (after all, her other son is gay as well). It's merely the matter of the overdose ("Just like Liza!" Jeremy had told her), the green hair, and what looks like a safety pin stuck through his face. After therapy, unconditional love, and tough love . . . why not try Israel?
Yet in seductive and dangerous surroundings, with the rumbling of violence and change in the air, in a part of the world where "there are no modern times," mother and son become new, old, and surprising versions of themselves.
Funny, erotic, searingly insightful, and profoundly moving, Faith for Beginners is a stunning debut novel from a vibrant new voice in fiction.
From the Hardcover edition.
"Aaron Hamburger takes a deceptively simple situation–an American family visiting Israel–and spins a rich, complex, often profound comedy about religion, sex, politics, and love. He has an excellent eye and ear for the absurd, but more important, genuine sympathy for the hopes and confusions all people share under our cartoon surfaces. And nobody has written a better mother and son."
–Christopher Bram, author of Lives of the Circus Animals and Gods and Monsters
"Aaron Hamburger elucidates a truth about the search for faith: that the journey forward is seldom blissful. In Faith for Beginners, Hamburger peoples a volatile political setting with a handful of characters pursuing transcendence–through culture, through mortality, through the spirit, through the flesh. For Hamburger's seekers, what transpires is risky, chaotic, and surprisingly tender. For his readers, exhilarating."
–Dave King, author of The Ha-Ha