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ARCHIVED - Broadcasting Notice of Consultation CRTC 2012-21
Ottawa, 18 January 2012
Call for comments on proposed amendments to the Parliamentary and Provincial or Territorial Legislature Proceedings Exemption Order – new provision relating to emergencies
The Commission calls for comments on proposed amendments to the Parliamentary and Provincial or Territorial Legislature Proceedings Exemption Order set out in Public Notice 1992-6, as amended by the appendix to Public Notice 2002-73 (the exemption order). The proposed amendments would permit the broadcast of information related to emergencies on broadcasting undertakings that fall under the exemption order in cases where emergency alert messages are not available from other sources. The deadline for the receipt of comments is 17 February 2012.
1. The Legislative Assembly of Nunavut (the Legislative Assembly) has requested that the Commission amend the Parliamentary and Provincial or Territorial Legislative Proceedings Exemption Order first set out in Public Notice 1992-6 and amended in the appendix to Public Notice 2002-73 (the exemption order). The amendment would permit it to use the service that broadcasts the proceedings of its Legislative Assembly to broadcast information related to emergencies on broadcasting undertakings that fall under the exemption order in cases where emergency alert messages are not available from other sources.
2. The Legislative Assembly noted that, on 6 October 2011, Telesat Canada's Anik F2 satellite experienced a major failure. As a result, the Government of Nunavut and the RCMP had to implement emergency measures to maintain essential communications links with RCMP detachments, community health centres, medical evacuation providers and others. The Legislative Assembly submitted that Telesat Canada has no backup satellite to replace Anik F2 in the event of major failures, and noted that Pelmorex Communication Inc.'s emergency alert service is carried on Anik F2.
3. Given that the Legislative Assembly's proceedings are carried on Anik F1, it is of the view that permitting emergency information on that channel would provide a back-up in case Anik F2 were to fail again.
4. In light of the Legislative Assembly's concerns, the Commission proposes to amend the exemption order by adding the following criterion:
In the event that an emergency situation prevents the reception of other services authorized to broadcast emergency alert messages, the programming service may be used to transmit video, audio and text information to the general public concerning the emergency situation.
5. A proposed revised version of the exemption order including the above criterion is set out in the appendix to this document.
6. The Commission invites comments on the revised Exemption Order appended to this notice. The Commission will accept comments that it receives on or before 17 February 2012.
Procedure for filing comments
7. The new Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission Rules of Practice and Procedure, SOR/2010-277 (the Rules of Procedure), set out, among other things, the rules for content, format, filing and service of interventions. Accordingly, the procedure set out below must be read in conjunction with the Rules of Procedure and its accompanying documents, which can be found on the Commission's website under "CRTC Rules of Practice and Procedure."
8. In accordance with the Rules of Procedure, a document must be filed with, not merely sent to, the Commission by 5 p.m. Vancouver time (8 p.m. Ottawa time) on the date it is due. The Commission takes no responsibility for postal delays and will not notify a party whose submission is received after the deadline date. Late submissions will not be considered by the Commission and will not be made part of the public file.
9. The Commission will not formally acknowledge interventions. It will, however, fully consider all interventions, and they will form part of the public record of the proceeding, provided that the procedures for filing set out in the Rules of Procedure and this notice have been followed.
10. Submissions must be filed by sending them to the Secretary General of the Commission by only one of the following means:
by using the
[Intervention/comment/answer form]
by mail to
CRTC, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N2
by fax at
11. Submissions longer than five pages should include a summary.
12. Each paragraph of the submission should be numbered. In addition, where the comment is filed by electronic means, the line ***End of document*** should be entered following the last paragraph of the document, as an indication that the document has not been altered during electronic transmission.
13. All information provided as part of this public process, except information granted confidentiality, whether sent by postal mail, facsimile, e-mail or through the Commission's website at www.crtc.gc.ca, becomes part of a publicly accessible file and will be posted on the Commission's website. This information includes personal information, such as full names, e-mail addresses, postal/street addresses, telephone and facsimile numbers, and any other personal information provided.
14. The personal information provided will be used and may be disclosed for the purpose for which the information was obtained or compiled by the Commission, or for a use consistent with that purpose.
15. Documents received electronically or otherwise will be put on the Commission's website in their entirety exactly as received, including any personal information contained therein, in the official language and format in which they are received. Documents not received electronically will be available in PDF format.
16. The information provided to the Commission as part of this public process is entered into an unsearchable database dedicated to this specific public process. This database is accessible only from the webpage of this particular public process. As a result, a general search of the Commission's website with the help of either its own search engine or a third-party search engine will not provide access to the information that was provided as part of this public process.
17. The Commission encourages interested persons to monitor the public examination file and the Commission's website for additional information that they may find useful when preparing their comments.
18. A list of all interventions will also be available on the Commission's website. The list is accessible by selecting "View all proceedings open for comment" from the "Public Proceedings" section of the Commission's website and clicking on the "Interventions/Answers" link associated with this notice.
19. The public may examine public interventions and related documents at the following Commission offices during normal business hours.
Location of Commission offices
Toll-free telephone: 1-877-249-2782
Toll-free TDD: 1-877-909-2782
1 Promenade du Portage, Room 206
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Metropolitan Place
99 Wyse Road, Suite 1410
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205 Viger Avenue West
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Parliamentary and Provincial or Territorial Legislature Proceedings Exemption Order: Amendments to previous order in force, Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2002-73, 19 November 2002
House of Commons and Provincial or Territorial Legislature Proceedings Exemption Order, Public Notice CRTC 1992-6, 17 January 1992
Appendix to Broadcasting Notice of Consultation CRTC 2012-21
Amendment to the Parliamentary and Provincial or Territorial Legislature Proceedings Exemption Order
The Parliamentary and Provincial or Territorial Legislature Proceedings Exemption Order set out in Public Notice 1992-6, as amended by the appendix to Public Notice 2002-73, is replaced with the following (amendments are indicated in bold):
The Commission has concluded that compliance with the requirements of Part II of the Broadcasting Act (the Act) or of any regulations by persons carrying on an undertaking providing coverage of the proceedings of Parliament and provincial or territorial legislatures to distribution undertakings will not contribute in any material manner to the implementation of the broadcasting policy set out in subsection 3(1) of the Act. The Commission is satisfied that the availability of the type of programming described below is in the public interest and, because there would be no editorial comment contained in the programming services, the Commission has no concerns regarding their content.
The Commission, pursuant to subsection 9(4) of the Broadcasting Act, by this order, exempts from the requirements of Part II of the Act and any regulations, those persons carrying on a broadcasting undertaking of the class defined by the following criteria:
a) The Commission would not be prohibited from licensing the undertaking by virtue of any Act of Parliament or any direction to the Commission by the Governor in Council.
b) The undertaking meets all the technical requirements of the Department of Industry and has acquired all authorization or certificates prescribed by the department.
c) The programming service provided by the undertaking consists of coverage of the proceedings of Parliament or of the legislature of a province or territory of Canada, including its various committees, as provided by the Speaker or appropriate committee responsible for broadcasting matters.
d) No fee is charged for the service by the operator of the undertaking.
e) The programming service provided by the undertaking is made available to all distribution undertakings, in the case of Parliament, throughout Canada, and in the case of a provincial or territorial legislature, throughout the province or territory involved.
f) The programming service provided by the undertaking contains no advertising material.
g) Any programming that is included in the service, but is in addition to the coverage of the proceedings themselves, is limited to a description of the processes of Parliament or the legislature involved or an agenda (including calls for submissions by committees, etc.) of upcoming activities, without any comment or analysis of the particular proceedings themselves. The operator of the undertaking may offer a translation of the proceedings and may offer closed captioning or signing.
h) Except as permitted under sections (i) and (j) below the programming service provided by the undertaking covers the proceedings of the House of Commons, the Senate or the legislature involved from beginning to end and does not offer selected excerpts of the proceedings, i.e. the coverage is "gavel to gavel."
i) The programming service provided by the undertaking may include coverage of Parliamentary committee meetings on a selective basis, where the appropriate Speaker or committee responsible for broadcasting matters is satisfied that such coverage is equitable.
j) The programming service provided by the undertaking may include a repeat broadcast of the relevant question period.
k) Control over the programming provided by the undertaking is retained by the appropriate Speaker or committee responsible for broadcasting matters.
l) In the event that an emergency situation prevents the reception of other services authorized to broadcast emergency alert messages, the programming service may be used to transmit video, audio and text information to the general public concerning the emergency situation.
Accordingly, persons operating an undertaking within the class defined by all of the foregoing criteria need not apply for a licence to operate a broadcasting undertaking.


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(NYT) Cambridge, Mass might place lockboxes on street corners 2 give the public easy access to Narcan
Across the country, someone dies of an opioid overdose every 24 minutes. In Massachusetts, the death toll is five people a day.
In the face of this epidemic, Cambridge could become the first city to take a step that until recently might have seemed unthinkable: It might place lockboxes on street corners to give the public easy access to Narcan, the brand name for naloxone, a medication that can rapidly revive people who have overdosed.
The idea is in its earliest stages, and any concrete plan for the city, and residents, to consider seems at least a year away. But several days ago, the city police and area doctors who support the boxes conducted an experiment here, asking people who walked by if they would help a stranger who had overdosed.
Posted in America/U.S.A., City Government, Drugs/Drug Addiction, Health & Medicine, Politics in General
(Telegraph) Hymns at funerals dying out as 'celebratory' pop songs become more popular
Research by insurer SunLife found that 45 per cent of ceremonies now do not include a hymn, and more than half of funeral directors have seen a decrease in religious services.
Younger age groups are more likely to choose secular music, with just 12 per cent of those aged 50 to 54 choosing a hymn, compared to one in four over-65s.
Sandra Millar, head of life events at the Church of England, said: "Perhaps people have a memory of a hymn that feels sad because they have previously sung it at a sad event.
"Because people are also less used to singing nowadays they might also be more likely to have a recording."
Posted in Church of England (CoE), Death / Burial / Funerals, England / UK, Liturgy, Music, Worship, Music, Parish Ministry, Religion & Culture
A New Church Times Article on the Further Developments around the consecration of Jonathan Pryke in Jesmond Parish
The action was taken without the knowledge of the diocese or its Bishop. In a statement, a spokesman said that the Bishop of Newcastle, the Rt Revd Christine Hardman, was now aware of the consecration and had informed the Archbishop of York.
"No overseas bishop may exercise episcopal functions within the Church of England without the express permission of the Archbishop of the province and a commission from the Bishop of the diocese in which they wish to minister," the spokesman also said. "In this case neither has been sought.
"It is the clearly established law of the land that no one can exercise ministry in the Church of England without either holding office or having the permission of the diocesan bishop."
The service consecrating Bishop Pryke did not take place at Jesmond Parish Church or any other Church of England place of worship, the church's initial statement said. Bishop Pryke took an oath of obedience not to the REACH-SA bishops who consecrated him, but to "bishops and other chief ministers" with whom he works in the UK.
Posted in * Anglican - Episcopal, England / UK, Religion & Culture, South Africa
Gafcon UK Statement on the consecration at Jesmond Parish Church
The leadership of Jesmond church have for some time been speaking publicly about the need for new missionary Bishops in Western nations who can oversee new Anglican ministries in the Celtic model. The reasoning can be found in the statement from the 2017 Jesmond Conference, here.
Gafcon UK have been informed of the latest developments but cannot comment further at this stage.
(CT) Jeff Haanen on Tony Reinke's new Boook–Your Smartphone Is Neither a Cancer nor a Cure-All
We miss the point if we become either pro- or anti-technology. Instead, liberation from our smartphones (and all our technology) is best summed up by the psalmist: "I will walk about in freedom, for I have sought out your precepts" (119:45). In contrast to the American view of freedom—essentially, lack of restraint on individual choice—the Bible sees true freedom as a matter of living within proper boundaries.
The redeeming gem of Reinke's book is found in asking readers to define those boundaries. After reading a list of 12 questions under the heading "Should I Ditch My Smartphone?," I asked myself, What do I really need my phone for?
As I began deleting apps and setting new boundaries, I found myself catching an appealing vision of a better—and slower—life. And my phone once again became just a tool, to be used like all good things given by God (James 1:17).
Posted in Books, Evangelicals, Religion & Culture, Science & Technology
Gloria Kwashi's recent sermon in South Carolina on the Road to Emmaus Easter story (Luke 24:13-35)
You can listen directly there and download the mp3 there.
Gloria Kwashi will B guest preacher on Sunday, Apr 30 outside #charlestonsc, Christ St Pauls Yonges Island https://t.co/pzjRjVu7Jz #anglican pic.twitter.com/dEnZYxwydq
— Kendall Harmon (@KendallHarmon6) April 28, 2017
Posted in * South Carolina, Church of Nigeria, Easter, Preaching / Homiletics
(Telegraph) Lord George Carey–Christians face extinction in the Middle East – the next Government must prevent it
I recently saw images of the hauntingly empty Iraqi town of Qaraqosh, near Mosul, which was taken by ISIS in 2014. It had a population of 50,000 mostly Assyrian Christians, but is now totally abandoned.
The militants have used every means to erase the town of its Christian identity defiling and destroying its beautiful church buildings.
In August 2014, the militants swept through towns around Mosul and forced thousands to flee. Qaraqosh's Christians abandoned their homes and have still not returned, even though the town has now been liberated from IS.
George Carey: #Middleeast Christians face extinction-the next Govt must prevent it https://t.co/uGS1az7al1 #terrorism #persecutedchurch #uk
Posted in Middle East, Religion & Culture, Terrorism, Violence
More on the Jesmond Parish Consecration (II)–A Christian Today Article
A conservative cleric in Newcastle has been consecrated a renegade bishop without the authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury, his church has confirmed.
Rev Jonathan Pryke, of Jesmond Parish Church, is one of three rebel bishops to be appointed by conservatives concerned about a liberal drift in the Church of England over homosexuality.
In a secret ceremony last Tuesday, the presiding bishop of deeply conservative Reformed Evangelical Anglican Church of South Africa (REACH-SA) consecrated Pryke, a statement confirmed.
More on the Jesmond Parish Consecration (I)–a parish Press Release "New Style English Bishop"
On St Athanasius' Day, 2 May 2017, Jonathan Pryke, the senior minister, under its vicar, of Jesmond Parish Church, Newcastle upon Tyne, was consecrated a "bishop in the Church of God". This was by the Presiding Bishop of REACH SA (the Reformed Evangelical Anglican Church of South Africa), formerly known as CESA (the Church of England in South Africa) and whose orders of bishop, priest/presbyter and deacon are recognized by the Church of England. But like the new ACNA (the Anglican Church in North America) whose orders are also recognized, it is not in communion with the Church of England. Officially the Church of England is in Communion with the heterodox ACSA (the Anglican Church of South Africa), and with the heterodox TEC (The Episcopal Church [of America]). But, in practice, many orthodox English and Global Anglicans are in communion with both REACH SA and ACNA.
The service took place neither in a Church of England "place of worship" nor an unconsecrated place of worship designated under s.43 of the Mission and Pastoral Measure 2011. It did not take place in Jesmond Parish Church.
Gregory of Nazianzus for his Feast Day–two contrary doctrines on the same subject can't both be true
Now, if they who hold such views have authority to meet, your wisdom approved in Christ must see that, inasmuch as we do not approve their views, any permission of assembly granted to them is nothing less than a declaration that their view is thought more true than ours. For if they are permitted to teach their view as godly men, and with all confidence to preach their doctrine, it is manifest that the doctrine of the Church has been condemned, as though the truth were on their side. For nature does not admit of two contrary doctrines on the same subject being both true. How[,] then, could your noble and lofty mind submit to suspend your usual courage in regard to the correction of so great an evil? But even though there is no precedent for such a course, let your inimitable perfection in virtue stand up at a crisis like the present, and teach our most pious emperor that no gain will come from his zeal for the Church on other points if he allows such an evil to gain strength from freedom of speech for the subversion of sound faith.
Yesterday I was buried with him;
today I am waking with him from the sleep of death."
St. #Gregory of #Nazianzus (389 A.D.) pic.twitter.com/UtrK5ehFUj
— Shane Tucker (@dreamingbig) May 1, 2017
Posted in Church History, Theology
A Prayer for the Feast Day of Gregory of Nazianzus
Almighty God, who hast revealed to thy Church thine eternal Being of glorious majesty and perfect love as one God in Trinity of Persons: Give us grace that, like thy bishop Gregory of Nazianzus, we may continue steadfast in the confession of this faith, and constant in our worship of thee, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, who livest and reignest for ever and ever.
A Prayer to Begin the Day from Gregory of Nazianzus
O God, by whose command the order of time runs its course: Forgive, we pray thee, the impatience of our hearts; make perfect that which is lacking in our faith; and, while we tarry the fulfillment of thy promises, grant us to have a good hope because of thy word; through Jesus Christ our Lord.
From the Morning Bible Readings
He is the image of the invisible God, the first-born of all creation; for in him all things were created, in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or principalities or authorities""all things were created through him and for him. He is before all things, and in him all things hold together. He is the head of the body, the church; he is the beginning, the first-born from the dead, that in everything he might be pre-eminent. For in him all the fulness of God was pleased to dwell, and through him to reconcile to himself all things, whether on earth or in heaven, making peace by the blood of his cross.
And you, who once were estranged and hostile in mind, doing evil deeds, he has now reconciled in his body of flesh by his death, in order to present you holy and blameless and irreproachable before him, provided that you continue in the faith, stable and steadfast, not shifting from the hope of the gospel which you heard, which has been preached to every creature under heaven, and of which I, Paul, became a minister.

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Key Deals Propel Gent Machine To Steady Growth
By Mark Scott on October 4, 2019
Cleveland Buying
When Richard Gent bought Gent Machine Co. more than 40 years ago, it was a difficult negotiation that left a number of family members not speaking with each other. He was determined not to let the same thing happen in 2009 when he sold the company to his sons, Rich and Adam.
"One of the prerequisites was that we had to both work in the business and actually work on the floor in the business in order to get to the point where we would be able to buy it," Rich Gent says. "He didn't want us to just own the business because we were family."
A big problem with the deal his father made back in the 1970s was it involved family members who hadn't been working in the company.
"They were just owners and that made it challenging for him as someone who worked in the company for 15 years before he purchased it," Gent says. "He was dealing with owners that really didn't know the company at all."
Smart Business Dealmakers spoke with Gent about two pivotal deals in Gent Machine Co.'s history that have set the business up for a bright future.
Get third-party counsel
As the two brothers prepared to take ownership of Gent Machine in 2009, they felt well-acquainted with the company from top to bottom. However, there were still some things to work out before a deal could be reached.
"At that point, we're on opposite ends of the table and of course, we want the business at a price that we feel we can still make money," Gent says. "Our dad was looking at it like this was his nest egg for the next 15 years. So we needed to come up with a price that was palatable for both parties."
The two parties turned to the company's longtime accountant for assistance in bridging the gap.
"We had someone who was a trusted adviser to both sides and helped negotiate a fair deal," Gent says. "That was the best thing we did rather than each hire our own representatives. That might not be possible in every situation, but it was for us."
The deal Gent and his brother made didn't involve a lot of debt, which enabled the company to get off to a strong start under its new ownership, despite the global recession that had begun in 2008.
"We got an automotive certification that allowed us to pick up the pieces from a lot of companies that had gone out of business in the recession," Gent says. "We took on Tesla Motors as a customer in 2012 and when the Model S took off, our growth just shot up."
Consider your needs
After the deal with Tesla Motors, the brothers realized they would soon need to acquire a new home for their South Euclid-based company, which was growing by an average of nearly 10 percent a year.
"When we bought the business in 2009, we had one building," Gent says. "Because business increased so much after 2009, we purchased the building next to us, which was an easy and very low-cost move because it didn't require us actually to move. We bought the building, renovated it and connected it. And that was perfect."
The company kept growing. Thought was given to constructing a new building on the property that would connect to the 70-year-old facility, but that was deemed impractical. So the ownership team looked for a new place to call home.
"We don't make our own product, we're a job shop," Gent says. "We have some stronger contracts with our bigger customers and then we have a lot of smaller customers that are just kind of purchase order to purchase order. It meant taking a big leap of faith on our side if we were going to spend a lot of money on real estate."
A couple factors were working in their favor. Interest rates were low and the company's financials were strong.
"When we bought the building in 2016, we had had five years of being an owner and five years of growth to show to the bank," Gent says. "So banks were eager to lend to us."
Gent Machine found an 80,000-square-foot building in Cleveland, close to the Eddy Road exit on Interstate 90.
"We had looked in some of the eastern suburbs and the pricing for similar buildings was just a lot more money," Gent says. "There's a lot of excitement in the manufacturing sector and to be in Cleveland was kind of a cool thing."
Gent Machine took a year to renovate the space and relocated in early 2017. It wasn't a seamless transition as there were environmental concerns stemming from the building's past use as a dry cleaning facility, as well as the fact that it was going through bankruptcy.
"We hired a real estate attorney and they had environmental specialists on staff and we spent a good 10 hours going back and forth about the challenges that we were going to see going through a cleanup of a building of this magnitude," Gent says.
When they crunched the numbers, factoring in support they received from both the city and JobsOhio to rehab the building, they concluded the deal made sense.
The key is thoroughly reviewing every aspect of a property, especially potential environmental concerns, before making any real estate purchases.
"If you take over a building without doing your due diligence and then you're stuck with the cleanup," Gent says, "that's not the kind of thing that you want."


Michael Phelps "raced" a great white shark over about 100 meters in open water, but human and fish were not side by side, according to reports.
Phelps interviews published Tuesday provided a glimpse into his taped appearances on Discovery Channel's "Shark Week" on July 23 and July 30.
The July 23 show is called "Phelps vs. Shark: Great Gold vs. Great White," by the network.
None of three Tuesday reports detailed how close Phelps got to the great white in open water, or which swimmer won.
Phelps' fastest race speed in the pool while winning 28 Olympic medals was about five or six miles per hour, he reportedly said, and was told sharks casually swim around six mph (and much faster when attacking/hunting). The monofin helped Phelps reach eight to 12 mph, according to USA Today.
In Phelps' second Shark Week appearance on July 30, he reportedly said he was within a foot of a hammerhead shark.


Abstract: Research linking loud sounds to hearing loss in youngsters is now widespread, resulting in the issuance of warnings to protect children's hearing. However, studies attesting to the adverse effects of intrusive sounds and noise on children's overall mental and physical health and well-being have not received similar attention. This, despite the fact that many studies have demonstrated that intrusive noises such as those from passing road traffic, nearby rail systems, and overhead aircraft can adversely affect children's cardiovascular system, memory, language development, and learning acquisition. While some schools in the United States have received funds to abate intrusive aircraft noise, for example, many schools still expose children to noises from passing traffic and overhead aircraft. Discussion focuses on the harmful effects of noise on children, what has to be done to remedy the situation, and the need for action to lessen the impacts of noise from all sources. Furthermore, based on our knowledge of the harmful effects of noise on children's health and the growing body of evidence to suggest the potential harmful effects of industrial wind turbine noise, it is strongly urged that further studies be conducted on the impacts of industrial wind turbines on their health, as well as the health of their parents, before forging ahead in siting industrial wind turbines.


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Q: Starting a ASP.NET MVC3 project in MonoDevelop? Steps to do so? I'm using MonoDevelop on the Mac with the latest Mono version installed.
What steps do I need to take to start using MVC3 in a project with RAZOR syntax (.cshtml files)?
I've read http://www.mono-project.com/Release_Notes_Mono_2.10#ASP.NET_MVC3_Support but it doesn't spell it out. How do I create my first .cshtml file? How do I tell my application to point to Index.cshtml, and not the default Index.aspx file when creating an MVC (2) project in MonoDevelop?

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I started a new MVC2 project in Mono. I started a new MVC3 project in VS 2010. I copied all the required DLLs over from the MVC3 to the MVC2 project in Mono. Now I build and get a "The compiler has appeared to crash" in Mono.

I thought there was MVC3 support? http://mono-project.com/Release_Notes_Mono_2.10#ASP.NET_MVC3_Support What am I doing wrong here?

A: I'm not sure how deep you're diving into Mono or what enviroment you're using, but here are three pretty useful blog articles about using MVC and Mono:

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*Get MVC3 Razor Running on Mono

*Setting up Mono 2.8 with Asp.Net 4.0 and MVC2 on Ubuntu with MySql
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*Installing OpenSuse 11.2 with Mono 2.6.1 and Apache Using Text Mode Configuration – Porting to Mono
The second link has a downloadable MVC application that has already been setup to run with a version of Mono and uses MySql with the membership provider scheme scripted into it.
I hope these links help you, and good luck with your project.

A: If you are getting the "Compiler has appeared to crash" when trying to cut over to MVC3, you should set your project to .NET 4. You can do this by right clicking on the project->Options->Build->General and selecting Mono / .NET 4.

A: This gentleman seems to have had some success in getting MVC3 running in monodevelop on a mac.

A: I managed to get MVC3 and razor to work in xamarin studio on MacOS by following the solution here:
Monodevelop MVC3 razor - what is the trick to get it to work?

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AP#10-0681-12 -- This 50+ acre parcel has beautiful, panoramic views in every direction. This parcel can be subdivided into 20,000 sq. ft. lots (approx. 1/2 acre each). Electricity to front of property. Possible owner financing available.
This home is situated in a cul-de-sac on a nice sized city lot. The living room and kitchen has the open concept feeling and is perfect for entertaining. Upgraded kitchen appliances & fresh interior paint. Nice deck off the back door.


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Associate of Arts Degree in History
Students who intend to complete an Associate of Arts Degree in History and transfer to a four-year institution should consult with an Indian Hills Academic Advisor and the four-year institution to determine any additional requirements at the four-year institution.
The History Transfer Major provides a foundation for students interested in the life sciences. Graduates of the History Transfer Major will receive an Associate of Arts Degree in History. This degree provides the necessary background for students interested in transferring to a four-year institution to earn a baccalaureate degree with a major in history or history education. The curriculum provides the student with the opportunity to satisfy the general education requirements for history majors in most four year institutions.
Program Learning Outcomes
Substantial familiarity with the vast amount of historical information.
Intense exposure to the historical interrelationship of political, social and economic processes.
Comparative analysis of nations and civilizations.
The Associate of Arts Degree in History Transfer Major graduate has two major options:
Transfer to a four-year program and complete a bachelor's degree in history. Job and career opportunities extend over a large spectrum embracing governmental, corporate, and private elements. Generally, more than 50 specific careers are listed for history graduates. Some of these include: archivist, curator, historian, politician and researcher.
Transfer to a four-year program and complete a bachelor's degree in history education. Most of the job and career opportunities listed above also apply to a degree in history education. A history education degree would be required in order to become a teacher of history.
Preparation for IHCC
Students considering a degree in history or history education should have good reading and writing skills. Students also should take all available history, English, and government courses in high school. Students are strongly urged to routinely read as many newspapers and periodicals as possible.
Students are strongly advised to familiarize themselves with the history/history education program at the college to which they plan to transfer and work with a counselor at IHCC to plan a program that meets those requirements.
Program Total: 64 Credits
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Malmö Fotbollförening, Malmö FF ali preprosto Malmö je švedski nogometni klub iz mesta Malmö. Klub je bil ustanovljen 24. februarja 1910 in trenutno igra v Allsvenskan, 1. švedski nogometni ligi. Malmö je bil 16-krat švedski prvak in finalist Pokala prvakov leta 1979, kjer pa je sicer izgubil proti Nottingham Forestu. Do sedaj je kot edinemu švedskemu klubu to uspelo. Dvakrat pa se mu je uspelo prebiti tudi v Ligo prvakov in sicer v sezonah 2014/15 in 2015/16, kjer pa je v svoji skupini obakrat končal kot zadnji z istim izkupičkom (1 zmaga, 5 porazov).

Domači stadion Malmöja je Swedbank Stadion, kateri sprejme 24.000 gledalcev. Barvi dresov pa sta modra in bela. Prav zaradi modre barve pa imajo nogometaši Malmöja vzdevek Di blåe (modri), oziroma Himmelsblått (nebesno modri).

Z Göteborgom in AIK-om tvori veliko trojko švedskega klubskega nogometa. Skupno so ti trije klubi osvojili 42 naslovov prvakov.

Rivalstvo
Rivali Malmöja so omenjeni Göteborg, Helsingborgs IF in IFK Malmö

Moštvo sezone  2020/21

Švedski nogometni klubi
Športna moštva, ustanovljena leta 1910
Šport v Malmöju

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The Beeman QB79 Air Rifle. CO2-powered wood and metal airgun. Uses any scope sight. Spare parts kits and accessories available.
Tanks, cartridges and adapters not included.
QB78-type air rifles are now branded as Beeman. The product is the same, only the name and the box has changed. QB78 air rifles are still arriving from the US distributor with Industry Brand-branding and this will change to Beeman-branded product on stock rotation.
Don't buy a QB78-type air rifle without a leak test! Archer Airguns includes Silver Service testing FREE with every QB78-type air rifle - a $9.99 value! This unique offer means that you save money and are assured that the gun you receive will not leak "out of the box".
This is a variant of the QB78 designed for use with a paintball tank to supply the CO2.
But wait, there's more! The QB79 is a very versatile air rifle that can be used with Powerlets, 88 gram AirSource tanks and even 12 gram Powerlets through the use of adapters. The basic rifle is sold without a CO2 source, but can be used with a paintball tank up to 2-inches diameter - but see note below - using Crosman Air Source 88g cartridges with an adapter, or even 12 Gram Powerlets - again with an adapter (all adapters are available on this site).
You can see the variety of CO2 sources that the QB79 can use in the photograph above. There's more detail and photos in this post in the Archer Airguns blog on the QB79.
Uses a heavier barrel than the QB78 and has a shorter fore end to the stock, but otherwise very similar.
PLEASE READ. The QB79 works with paintball tanks having a maximum outside diameter of 2.000 inches. Recent 9-oz and 3.5-oz tanks are normally 2-inches in nominal diameter, but can actually be larger in actual diameter - particularly if they are of alloy construction. If the tank is larger than 2.000 inches in outside diameter, it may not fit the gun unless the Archer Airguns QB79 Tank Adapter is used (see QB79 Parts page for details).
Reviewer: Matty B. from Dartmouth Ma.
and hit them all, "no misses" at 25 yards.
I bought this one and added the ninja reg and bottle, along with the adapter in .22. I have not regretted that decision. I have since put the repeater kit on it. I love it. Although I am most comfortable with a shorter 3-9x32. I have shot this rifle from 10 to 50 meters. It all depends on your pellet choice. I use a 40 lb scuba tank to refill. Yep, I get a lot of trigger time. My QB79 prefers Crosman Premier Hollow Points for most shooting within 30 meters. I have put many different brands and weights through it.
I will be buying another in .177, maybe go co2 for awhile. Heck, I can always swap it over. Right ?
I hope you enjoy your's as much as I do mine.
A torn rotator cuff made it impossible to shoot my 1000 FPS break-barrel .177 pellet rifle, so I sought something CO2 powered and found the Archer site.
The QB79 appeared to be the best value for me, so I took a chance on the 'unknown.' I was not disappointed. The gun is great, Archer's service is great also. I've shot well over 1000 pellets each week since I received the gun and learned a lot from Archer's video tutorials and blogs, and from the Chinese airgun forum.
Buying the Industry Brand guns and buying from Archer is a good, safe bet.
I recommend the Gold Service, the "Edge" brand pellets, the Silent Pellet Trap, the Oversize Bolt handle, the 2x o-ring kit (all of which i've purchased) and that wonderful upgrade stock for the QB79 which is on my wish-list.
Also, be SURE to add PellGun Oil to your order.
Browse, compare, learn, shoot. Repeat as necessary.


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Myanmar to investigate police abuse of Rohingya
Myanmar's government on Monday pledged to investigate a video apparently showing police beating and kicking Rohingya civilians, a rare admission that authorities may have carried out abuses against the Muslim minority.
Tens of thousands of people from the persecuted ethnic group – loathed by many of Myanmar's Buddhist majority – have fled a military operation in Rakhine state launched after attacks on police posts.
Bangladesh says some 50,000 Rohingya have fled across its border over the past two months. Many have brought harrowing accounts of rape, murder and arson at the hands of Myanmar's security forces. Their stories have raised global alarm and galvanised protests against Myanmar's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, who has been accused of not doing enough to help the Rohingya.
Her government has said troops are hunting militants behind deadly raids on police border posts, denying claims of atrocities and launching a dogged information campaign against reports of abuse.
However, authorities on Monday pledged to take action "against police who allegedly beat villagers during area clearance operations on 5 November in Kotankauk village" in a statement carried in state media.
Dozens of videos have emerged apparently showing security forces abusing Rohingya, but this is the first time the government has said it will take action over them.
The footage shows police hitting a young boy around the head as he walks to where dozens of villagers are lined up in rows seated on the ground, hands behind their heads. Three officers in uniform then start attacking one of the sitting men, beating him with a stick and kicking him repeatedly in the face. The video is filmed 'selfie-style' by an officer, named as constable Zaw Myo Htike by state media, which said he recorded it during "clearance operations" in Kotankauk village. A Rohingya activist contacted by journalists said the footage had been verified by a refugee from the nearby camp, Shilkhali.
Buddhist-majority Myanmar has long discriminated against the stateless Rohingya, who rights groups say are among the most persecuted peoples in the world. More than 120,000 have been trapped in squalid displacement camps since violence erupted in 2012 in Rakhine, where they are denied citizenship, access to healthcare and education.
More than a dozen Nobel laureates wrote to the UN Security Council last week urging action to stop the "human tragedy amounting to ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity" in northern Rakhine.
Under Myanmar's junta-era constitution Suu Kyi's civilian administration has limited power over the army, which maintains control of the defence, home and border ministries.
The video can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvxgnJfFzXo (AFP)
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The Jewish Communal Fund Board of Directors Elects Five New Members
NEW YORK, Aug. 13, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Jewish Communal Fund (JCF), the largest and most active Jewish donor advised fund in the country, approved the election of five new members to its Board of Directors. The new Trustees are Kenneth Cappell, Richard Chera, Suzanne R. Davidowitz, Alan Halperin, and Aaron L. Zises.
"We are delighted to welcome a group of successful and talented individuals to the JCF board—people who are respected in their fields and passionate about helping others and giving back to those in need," said Zoya Raynes, President of Jewish Communal Fund. "Ken, Richard, Suzie, Alan and Aaron come from a variety of disciplines and bring to JCF tremendous experience in areas including accounting, estate planning, communications, finance, law, and real estate."
Kenneth W. Cappell is a member of the Board of Directors of UJA-Federation and has served as Chairman of their Audit Committee. He is also a Director of Arotech Corporation and Helocyte, Inc. Mr. Cappell retired as a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, where he served in its audit and risk assurances practices. He is a member of AICPA and the New York State Society of CPAs. He has a B.A. in Economics from Yeshiva University and an MBA in Finance from NYU Stern.
Richard Chera is a co-founder and Senior Managing Director of Crown Acquisitions, a holding company for international real estate and branding assets. He attended the NYU Stern School of Business and the Sanno Institute in Tokyo. He serves on a number of boards of nonprofits that focus on public health, children's and seniors' services, as well as business growth opportunities for entrepreneurs.
Suzanne R. Davidowitz served as the Senior Vice President of Human Resource Communication for L'Oréal USA for many years, and is currently a consultant to L'Oréal. She is the recipient of the Gold Key Award from PR News and in 2014, she received the Corporate Diversity Award from YouthBridge-NY. In addition to serving on the board of JCF, Suzie also serves on the boards of the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York, YouthBridge-NY and the Arthritis Foundation New York City Chapter. She began her career as the legislative aide to the late U.S. Senator Jacob K. Javits (R-NY).
Alan Halperin is a partner and co-chair of the Personal Representation Department at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison. He counsels clients on a broad range of issues including estate planning and related tax work, estate and trust administration, tax and succession planning for family corporations and partnerships, and charitable giving. He is also an Adjunct Professor at NYU School of Law, and serves as co-chair of the Estate and Gift Taxation Committee of the Tax Section of the New York State Bar.
Aaron L. Zises is the Director of HWM Advisors for HighTower Advisors. He advises high net worth families and individuals on investment strategy, financial planning and generational wealth transfer. He holds a B.S. in Business Adminstration from Washington University in St. Louis and a law degree from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. He serves on the board of UJA-Federation of NY, where he is a past member of the Executive Committee.
About Jewish Communal Fund
Jewish Communal Fund is one of the largest networks of Jewish funders, managing nearly $2 billion in charitable assets for 4,000 donor advised funds. JCF's donor advised funds make giving easy, flexible and efficient. Learn more about JCF by visiting www.jcfny.org or calling (212) 752-8277. Visit JCF on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.
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Will nightlife keep Warriors from rolling as 13-point favorites at the Lakers?
Golden State will travel to LA to face a depleted Lakers team that has shut down LeBron James for the season.
By Winston Chung@dubcmd Apr 3, 2019, 9:00pm PDT
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Steph Curry hit five of ten three point shots in the Warriors' win over Denver.
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The Golden State Warriors all but locked up the top seed in the West with their convincing win over the second place Denver Nuggets on Tuesday, moving two games ahead with the tiebreaker and five left to play.
Now the Warriors will look to keep the top seed while optimizing health for their playoff run as they travel to LA to take on the Los Angeles Lakers. Here we discuss the odds and analysis from a betting perspective.
When: Thursday April 4th, 2019 at 7:30pm
Line: Warriors -13, o/u 227
Injuries: Kyle Kuzma (foot) is questionable, Tyson Chandler (flu) is questionable, LeBron James (groin), Josh Hart (knee), Brandon Ingram (arm) and Lonzo Ball (ankle) are all out for the Lakers.
Damian Jones (pectoral) is out for the Warriors.
Los Angeles fell to 35-43 with their 103-119 loss at the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday, and they are sitting out LeBron James for the rest of the year now that they are out of playoff contention.
The Lakers are statistically led by LeBron James who was averaging 27.4 points, 8.5 rebounds and 8.3 assists per game before getting shut down for the season.
LeBron James will be donning street clothes for the remainder of this season.
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Los Angeles is scoring 112.0 points per game (16th of 30), allowing 113.7 points per game (22nd of 30), earning a simple rating system (SRS) score of -1.46 (22nd of 30), pace factor of 103.2 (4th of 30), offensive rating of 108.0 (23rd of 30) and defensive rating of 109.6 (12th of 30).
The Lakers are 32-45-1 against the spread (ATS), 30-47-1 to the over/under, 3-9 ATS as a home underdog, 16-25-1 ATS after a loss, 19-28-1 ATS with one day off, 5-6-1 to the over/under as a home underdog, 21-27 to the over/under with one day off and 16-26 to the over/under after a loss.
Los Angeles is 5-5 ATS, having covered in five straight before their loss at OKC, 3-7 to the over/under in their last ten games, averaging four points less per game at home than the road, 114.3 points per game with one day rest and 113.0 points per game against Golden State this season.
The Dubs left no doubt about who rules the Western Conference while improving to 53-24 on the season with their 116-102 victory over the Denver Nuggets that was not as close as the final score.
Golden State is led by Stephen Curry scoring 27.7 points per game and Draymond Green with 7.3 rebounds and 7.0 assists per game.
Draymond grabbed nine rebounds and dished nine assists in the Warriors' win over the Nuggets.
The Warriors are scoring 117.7 points per game (2nd of 30), allowing 111.4 points per game (16th of 30), earning a SRS score of 6.40 (2nd of 30), pace factor of 100.8 (11th of 30), offensive rating of 116.0 (1st of 30) and defensive rating of 109.8 (14th of 30).
The Dubs are 33-43-1 ATS, 36-41 to the over/under, 20-25 ATS with one day off, 14-18 ATS as an away favorite, 23-28-1 ATS after a win, 28-24 to the over/under after a win, 20-12 to the over/under as an away favorite and 19-26 to the over/under with one day off this season.
Golden State is 6-4 ATS, 3-7 to the over under in their last ten games, averaging 110.1 points per game with a day off and 115.3 points per game against the Lakers this season.
Since getting embarrassed at home on Christmas Day, the Warriors have flattened the Lakers by 19 and 14 points, with LeBron James sitting for both of the Dubs' wins over the Lakers this season.
With LeBron now shut down and Kyle Kuzma questionable or possibly hobbled, it's hard to envision who can help the Lakers score with consistency and how they will stay motivated for the rest of a throw-away season.
The Warriors have some history of under-performing while visiting Los Angeles, possibly due to more abundant options for entertainment and distraction compared to, let's say, Salt Lake City.
Klay Thompson partied at the #GoldenGIobes this past Sunday when spotted with his new girlfriend, 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' star Laura Harrier. That explains the 42 points outbursts against the #Knicks tonight. ♂ #DubNation #Warriors #NBA pic.twitter.com/Y8RYi6XtVH
— deх (вall dnт lιe) (@balldntlie) January 9, 2019
And at this point of the season, too much nightlife, distraction or a slight dip in motivation with the top seed locked up might be the only factors that would keep the Dubs from smashing the Lakeshow in a likely less-than-enthusiastic Staples Center, whose fair-weather fans have probably lost interest since missing the playoffs, even more so with the benching of their king.
While we expect the Warriors to win even if slightly hungover, less motivated or managing loads, Golden State seems to spur a sense of pride in even the most disillusioned teams and it would not be surprising for the rest of the Lakers to want to show what they can do against the champs without James, making it difficult to lay this giant spread on the road.
Anticipating the Lakers to struggle offensively without LeBron and a questionable Kuzma, taken together with the Lakers averaging less points at home and both of these teams trending under recently, we lean toward under 227 points in this contest.
What is your best bet for Warriors at Lakers on 4/4/19?
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The law Firm Glatzová & Co. provided legal services to DRFG, a Czech investment fund focused on telecommunications, real estate and retail, with the gradual acquisition of a majority share in…
Glatzova & Co. appoints new partner - Veronika Pázmányová
On January 1, 2020, Glatzova & Co. appointed Veronika Pázmányová partner, to be very first Slovak partner. Veronika has been practising law for 10 years and has been with Glatzova & Co. for nearly 5…
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MMUI is now deprecated. It has been removed from new installations and will not receive updates for new features or bug fixes in the future. Existing stores using MMUI will continue to function.
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Q: VS Code estensions don't work in Ubuntu hello guys i have a problem, when i download this background extension in vs code a message pops that says  and then after i retry with admin
tho when i try on windows i get no problems , i did research about it a lot but couldn't find anything useful to help me , can sm1 help that would be much appreciated, thanks in advance.

A: There are limitations when using VSCode installed by a snap.
I suggest removing the snap and installing it from a deb file.
You can download it form https://code.visualstudio.com/


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Leon-Adolphe Amette (ur. 6 września 1850, zm. 29 sierpnia 1920) – francuski duchowny katolicki, kardynał, arcybiskup Paryża.

Święcenia kapłańskie przyjął 20 grudnia 1873 w Paryżu. 28 listopada 1898 został wybrany biskupem Bayeux. 25 stycznia 1899 przyjął sakrę z rąk kardynała Guillaume-Marie-Romain Sourrieu (współkonsekratorami byli arcybiskup François Sueur i biskup Philippe Meunier). 21 lutego 1906 został tytularnym biskupem Side oraz biskupem koadiutorem Paryża. 28 stycznia 1908 objął stołeczną metropolię, na której pozostał już do śmierci. 27 listopada 1911 Pius X wyniósł go do godności kardynalskiej. Wziął udział w konklawe wybierającym Benedykta XV. Został pochowany w Katedrze Notre-Dame w Paryżu.

Bibliografia

 Catholic Hierarchy

Biskupi i arcybiskupi Paryża
Biskupi Bayeux
Francuscy kardynałowie
Urodzeni w 1850
Zmarli w 1920
Kardynałowie z nominacji Piusa X


"Someone who has experienced trauma also has gifts to offer all of us – in their depth, their knowledge of our universal vulnerability, and their experience of the power of compassion." – Sharon Salzberg, author and teacher.
It's 7:10 PM and you're anxiously waiting at the restaurant your partner has picked out for your weekly date night. You usually run a little late because you try on three different outfits before you leave, but tonight you arrived early for your 7 PM dinner reservation and have been waiting at the restaurant since 6:50 PM.
You want to show your partner that you're committed to working on your punctuality. The server has stopped by several times to take your order, and you've grown increasingly uncomfortable as you wait for your partner.
When your partner finally arrives at 7:15, he begins to apologize, noticing that you're really shook up. Before your partner has a chance to explain that he helped intervene in a highway accident on the way to the restaurant, you've run outside in full panic.
Historically, trauma has been thought to be a condition that primarily affected veterans who faced combat during times of war. Previously known as "shell-shock", "soldier's heart" and "combat stress", researchers have come to acknowledge that post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is not something reserved just for veterans. Relational trauma can be just as disruptive to everyday life.
As our understanding of post traumatic stress evolved, researches continued to explore what constitutes post traumatic stress and how it comes about. Events such as car crashes, sexual assault, and (threats of) violence have all fallen under the umbrella of traumatic events. That is not to say, however, that people who have experienced these sorts of incidents always develop PTSD.
Many of us have been in car accidents and subsequently haven't met the criteria for the condition. Additionally, there are many survivors of abuse who fall outside of the diagnostic category.
Contemporary mental health professionals have come to understand trauma (in some form) as an almost inevitable event in a person's life.
Some have come to understand two distinct trauma types. Events like near-death experiences such as those mentioned above are considered to be "big T" experiences, while other experiences fall under the "little t" category of trauma. These latter type of events typically refer to incidents caused by relationship traumas such as abandonment, which don't meet the limiting criteria of the diagnostic manual.
"Little t" types of trauma can have a profoundly negative impact on certain people and those around them.
They can be serious disruptions to people's ability to form and maintain meaningful attachments to others. For example, imagine an 8-year old's trauma after having a parent abruptly leave his or her home without any explanation. While the child may not understand the reasons the parent left the home, he or she will still feel the impact of that abandonment for many years to come.
Exposure to relational trauma such as abruptly losing a parent can be especially devastating at such a young age. Perhaps that's the person's subjective history in the scenario mentioned above, and can provide insight into their reaction. She may have grown up expecting, on some level, for their partner (or other significant people in his or her life) to leave them at the drop of a hat.
Any argument or conflict may lead to feelings of panic. Any missed phone call might lead the person to think his or her partner has finally decided to leave. Any misunderstanding may make the person overcompensate and put aside his or her needs in order to keep their partner around.
Trauma is not just about those big, scary life events that happen to us in near-death experiences.
The death of a loved one, or the neglect or abandonment by a caregiver can also have a severe impact on how we relate to others in our lives such as friends, romantic partners, and other family members.
If you can explore your own history, you can start to see how the thread of "little t" trauma weaved into and throughout your life. Then you can start to empower yourself to change its lingering effects as you strive to create and maintain meaningful connections throughout the various stages in your life.
You can overcome trauma, and you can rebuild your life.
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Microbial control of phosphate in the nutrient-depleted North Atlantic subtropical gyre
Zubkov, M. V.
Department of Molecular Ecology, Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, Max Planck Society;
Fuchs, B. M.
Zubkov, M. V., Mary, I., Woodward, E. M. S., Warwick, P. E., Fuchs, B. M., Scanlan, D. J., et al. (2007). Microbial control of phosphate in the nutrient-depleted North Atlantic subtropical gyre. Environmental Microbiology, 9(8), 2079-2089.
Cite as: http://hdl.handle.net/21.11116/0000-0001-CE2C-7
Little is known about the dynamics of dissolved phosphate in oligotrophic areas of the world's oceans, where concentrations are typically in the nanomolar range. Here, we have budgeted phosphate uptake by the dominant microbial groups in order to assess the effect of the microbial control of this depleted nutrient in the North Atlantic gyre. Low concentrations (2.2 +/- 1.2 nM) and rapid microbial uptake (2.1 +/- 2.4 nM day(-1)) of bioavailable phosphate were repeatedly determined in surface waters of the North Atlantic oligotrophic gyre during spring and autumn research cruises, using a radiotracer dilution bioassay technique. Upper estimates of the concentration of bioavailable phosphate were 7-55% of the dissolved mineral phosphate suggesting that a considerable part of the chemically measured nanomolar phosphate was in a form unavailable for direct microbial uptake. A 1:1 relationship (r(2) = 0.96, P < 0.0001) was observed between the bioavailable total phosphate uptake and the phosphate uptake of all the flow sorted bacterioplankton cells, demonstrating that bacterioplankton were the main consumers of phosphate. Within the bacterioplankton a group of heterotrophic bacteria and Prochlorococcus phototrophic cyanobacteria, were the two major competing groups for bioavailable phosphate. These heterotrophic bacteria had low nucleic acid content and 60% of them comprised of SAR11 clade cells based on the results of fluorescence in situ hybridization. Each of the two competing bacterial groups was responsible for an average of 45% of the phosphate uptake, while Synechococcus cyanobacteria (7%) and picoplanktonic algae (0.3%) played minor roles in direct phosphate uptake. We have demonstrated that phosphate uptake in the oligotrophic gyre is rapid and dominated by two bacterial groups rather than by algae.


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I have most all the upgraded MCarbo parts on my G2 S2K. Gonna need to crack it open one final time to add the Performance Trigger Bar and the Extended Mag Release. But what has been holding me back is that my Carbon Steel Grip Screws are darn near seized up. I broke a few loose and started to strip the head on one. I used blue loctite on them when I installed them originally. Maybe that is the issue? Was I not supposed to use loctite on them? Either way, I'll probably order a replacement set. I don't suspect I will need to break it down again after the remaining upgrades but if I have to I just want it to be an easier process.
Thnx in advance for your replies!
@JAFO Did you install the carbon steel grip pins or use the O.E.M. aluminum ones?
@Don68 I installed the carbon steel grip pins.
@JAFO I also buggered up 1 screw and just used the original in it's place. I probably went to heavy with the Blue Loctite. It only takes a dab on a couple of the threads.
my Carbon Steel Grip Screws are darn near seized up.
I ordered and tried to install the Carbon Steel Grip Pins and Screw Set from MCARBO and the threads were messed up so bad that I almost could not get them off. I emailed MCARBO and was sent out a new set that I never installed because I like the silver screws on my Nickel Boron S2K. I did not use any type of Loctite.


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Burning Foot Beer Festival Announces Breweries and Band Lineup
Featured Post, Upcoming Events, West
The one-of-a-kind beer fest will take place on Muskegon's scenic Pere Marquette Beach on August 24, 2019
Muskegon, Mich. — For the fifth year in a row, Lakeshore Brewers Guild is hosting the Great Lakes region's only on-the-beach beer festival. Burning Foot Beer Festival returns on August 24, 2019. This year's edition promises more breweries, bigger bands and better sound.
"We're really upping our game this year," said Burning Foot Beer Festival Chairman Allen Serio.
Eighty breweries from around the Great Lakes region will be represented at the festival. Festival goers can sip world class craft brews and munch on food offerings from six local food vendors, all while exploring the gorgeous natural scenery that permeates Pere Marquette Beach in Muskegon, Michigan.
The festival will feature a "Hop Up" Art Tent with brewery inspired art by local and regional artists. Attendees can also look forward to the flaming "Hop Tower" installation, interactive element charging stations and more.
Every year, Burning Foot Beer Festival brings in a mix of acclaimed local and national musical acts, and this year is no exception. The festival will have two stages, one main stage and one waterfront stage for acoustic acts. The music will kick off with high-energy country performer Matt Williams. The lineup also includes regional bands like Tropadelic and the Melophobics. Nineties alternative band Sponge will also perform, and the headlining band is national act Everclear, known for '90s hits like "Santa Monica" and "Father of Mine." Check out the full band lineup on the Burning Foot Beer Festival website.
The experience promises to be one of a kind.
"Once you see that sunset over Lake Michigan on an August night while you're drinking good beer and listening to great music—you can't beat it," Serio said.
Festival goers don't need to worry about getting home after the festival, either—with the purchase of camping tickets, they can camp on sites right next to the festival grounds.
"You get down there, you spend the whole day at the beach, you enjoy this great festival, and then you can sleep right next door and wake up and hear the waves 20 feet away, crashing on the shore," Serio said.
Tickets for the festival will first be available at a ticket release party hosted at the downtown Muskegon beach volleyball courts located behind the Western Market chalets on Saturday, June 8 from 12-4 p.m. The party will feature draft beer and music, and all tickets will be on sale without a processing fee before they are released online. General Admission tickets will also be available at a discounted rate of $45.
Online ticket sales will open at 5 p.m. on June 8, with General Admission tickets at $50, "Sandbox" VIP tickets at $125 and Designated Driver tickets at $20. Festival goers interested in camping can purchase tent tickets at $50 per tent and RV camping tickets $100 per site. Shuttle tickets are $10 each.
Participating breweries include:
Arbor Brewing Company
Ascension Brewing
Atwater Brewery
Barrel & Beam
Batch Brewing Company
Beards Brewery
Bell's Brewery
Big Hart Brewing Co
Big Lake Brewery
Boatyard Brewing Co
Brew Detroit
Brewery 4 Two 4
Brewery Vivant
Brooks Brewing
Cedar Springs Brewing Company
Cellar Brewing Co
Cheboygan Brewing Company
City Built Brewing Company
Clam Lake Beer Co
Cranker's Brewery
Creston Brewery
Distant Whistle
Drafting Table Brewing Company
Dragonmead Microbrewery
Draught Horse Brewery
Eastern Market Brewing Co.
ELK Brewing
Fetch Brewing Co
Final Gravity Brewing Co
Founders Brewing
Grand Armory Brewing
Harbor Light Brewery
Haymarket Beer Company
Lansing Brewing Company
Ludington Bay
Midland Brewing Company
New Holland Brewing Co.
Newaygo Brewing Co
North Channel Brewing
North Pier Brewing Company
Old Nation Brewing Company
One Well Brewing
OpenRoad Brewery
Our Brewing
Perrin Brewing
Petoskey Brewing
Pigeon Hill Brewing Company
Railtown Brewing Company
Rake Beer Project
Right Brain Brewing Co.
River's Edge Brewing Co.
Rochester Mills Beer Co.
Saugatuck Brewing Co
Schmohz Brewing
Short's Brewing Company
Silver Harbor
Sister Lakes Brewing Company
St Ambrose Cellars
Starving Artist Brewing Co
Stormcloud Brewing Company
Tantrick Brewing Co
Tapistry Brewing Company
Territorial Brewing Co.
The Mitten Brewing Company
Thornapple Brewing Company
Three Blondes Brewing
Trail Point Brewing
Unruly Brewing Company
Vander Mill Cider
Watermark Brewing
Waypost Brewing Co.
White Flame Brewing Co
Revolution Brewing Co.
Sprecher Brewery
May 15, 2019 /by Marie Orttenburger
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Burning Foot Beer Festival: More Bands, More Beer, More Burn
What's Happening, Upcoming Events, West
Muskegon, Mich -– Muskegon's Pere Marquette Beach will ignite on August 25, 2018, for the 4th Annual Burning Foot Beer Festival. Serving as Michigan's only barefoot beer festival on the beach, festival goers can enjoy some of the finest craft beer found in the Great Lakes region, revel in local art and food, groove to local and national music acts, and take in the beautiful shoreline of Lake Michigan. Burning Foot will feature 70 breweries this year from Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin.
A stellar lineup of music acts will be gracing the main stage with this year's headliner to be Eve 6. The last two years, Burning Foot has featured the Sublime tribute band Badfish on the main stage. This year the festival will feature two of Sublime's contributing members Michael "Miguel" Happoldt and Marshall Goodman "Ras MG" performing with the The Long Beach Dub Allstars. Local bands Mustard Plug and Flexadecibel will be returning to the festival this year, having both previously shared the Burning Foot stage in 2016. A new waterfront stage will be featured at the festival this year, with acoustic performances by Brett Dame and Brother James.
Another new aspect to the festival for 2018 is the approach to its food. In years past, they've curated some delicious custom menus, but now they'll be getting 4 local restaurants involved to take the reigns. The official food vendors will be Hamburger Mikey, Rad Dads' Taco & Tequila Bar, Bone Ends, and Fatty Lumpkins Sandwich Shack.
Burning Foot Beer Festival loves the community it's located in, and in addition to working with local restaurants will also be involved with some wonderful non-profit organizations. Coming back again is Habitat for Humanity, who runs our Bike Valet, as well as Noah's Project who operates the Shoe Check-In. (No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem!) The latest addition, Kid's Food Basket, will be taking care of the new Pretzel Necklace area of the festival.
Brewery List:
Arcadia Brewing Company Kalamazoo
Arclight Brewing Company
Big Hart Brewing Co.
Big Lake Brewing
Cellar Brewing Company
Craft House
Dark Horse Brewing Co.
Draft Horse
Elk Brewing: Grand Rapids
Fermenta
Fetch Brewing Company
Final Gravity Brewing Company
5 Lakes Brewing Company
Gravel Bottom
Greenbush Brewing Co.
Greyline Brewing Co.
Griffinclaw
Latitude 42 Brewing Company
The Livery
Mountain Town Brewing Company
Newaygo Brewing Company
Old Nation Brewing Co.
Open Road Brewing
Our Brewing Company
Paw Paw Brewing Company
Perrin Brewing Company
Hudsonville Pike 51 Brewing Co.
Right Brain Brewery
Rockford Brewing Company
Saint Ambrose
Saugatuck Brewing Company
Schmohz Brewing Co.
Silver Harbor Brewing Company
Trail Point Brewing Company
Tri City Brewing Company
Triple Root
Unruly Brewing
Vander Mill
White Flame Brewing Co.
Milwaukee Brewing Company
Revolution Brewing
ABOUT LAKESHORE BREWERS GUILD
The Lakeshore Brewers Guild promotes the local craft beer industry and the lakeshore's natural beauty. As a supplement to the Michigan Brewers Guild, the Lakeshore Brewers Guild is focused on counties that touch Lake Michigan. States included are Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Throughout these counties, the guild is working with its members to build the "Lakeshore Ale Trail," a region rich in craft breweries, natural beauty, and the economic benefits that flow from successful locally-owned and oriented businesses. Through these collaborative efforts, the Lakeshore Brewers Guild is becoming a driving force in supporting both its members and local economies.
August 8, 2018 /by MittenBrew
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Black Friday with Grandma
Featured Post, Event Coverage, Brewery Profiles, Industry News, West
Pigeon Hill Brewing Company released three specialty canned beers to an enthusiastic group of early rising holiday shoppers in Muskegon, Michigan on Black Friday. Grapefruit Renny, a double IPA (DIPA) featuring, as the name suggests, grapefruit juiciness. Also released was the rare Your Mom on French Toast, now officially dubbed "YMOFT," an imperial stout featuring maple syrup, vanilla, and cinnamon. The final new canned beer of the day was Your Grandma on French Toast, now called "YGOFT," which was the star of the show. A bourbon barrel aged variation of YMOFT which is highly sought after and produced one of the longest lines at the Winter Beer Festival this past February in anticipation of its pouring.
The can release was to begin at 10:00 a.m., and despite arriving an hour early a line had already formed some 50 people deep. Foregoing the madness of holiday shopping, a great crowd of warmly clad craft beer lovers stood in line on a relatively mild late November morning. Jamie, Stubby, and Cody were the first three gentlemen in line, but Cody actually arrived first. "I came right from Cap and Cork after their midnight release so I was here about 1:40 a.m." says Cody with a hearty laugh. Deciding he didn't want to be first in line, Cody chose to nap in his car despite a couple of interruptions from a random "passer by" who was looking for cigarettes, beer, the time, and to sleep in his car. Cody laughed it all off citing just how stoked he was to be getting one of his favorites—YGOFT.
A sunny autumn morning was made more pleasant by the brewery with a complimentary breakfast that was served to all patrons. Breakfast samples were brought out to those of us standing in line. Upon entering the taproom from the breezy Western Avenue, the smell of bacon, sausage, pancakes, and syrup grabbed you by the senses and just hugged you all over. The breakfast scent combined with the true brewery aroma created a sweet aromatic melody that made the beer and the food even more rich and satisfying.
"The name Pigeon Hill was a nod to the community. Pigeon Hill was a large sand dune that was mined out for cast iron castings" says Michael Brower, who is a co-owner of the brewery. "When you walk in the taproom it's basically a living museum. Everything from the wallpaper which features Muskegon street scenes to the lights which are from local factories that have closed. Our tables are made from old virgin white pine that was cut here in Muskegon and sank during the 1880's." Michael's dedication to family, community, and craft were clearly on display as his parents were cooking breakfast, his grandmother (pictured on the YGOFT label) and his wife were all working to serve the thirsty and excited crowd.
Asking Michael about the origins of YMOFT he replied, "'Your mom on toast' was actually one of my catchphrases. In fact, I have emails going back to 2008 in which I sign off with that phrase. It means nothing but I loved it and it fit in with my sense of humor. We talked about it from day one, 'What beer will Your Mom on Toast be?' We didn't know if it would be something bready or not but when we tried a french toast beer and decided to make our own it clicked, 'Your Mom on French Toast.' I'm not even sure if it was me who came up with the name!"
When asked about the process of making YMOFT, Michael replied "We start with our imperial stout Majestic Beast as the base beer then add maple, vanilla, and cinnamon and really that is the recipe." I then asked when the idea for grandma came up he laughed, "I think the day we brewed it. We were like, 'I wonder what this would be like in a barrel?' When we started we were working out of the tap room and only had 940 square feet so we didn't have room for barrels. Once we opened our production facility it became a reality. We got our hands on a couple of Buffalo Trace Rye barrels and said 'let's see what happens!" Indeed!
Joel Kamp, Chad Doane, Michael Brower
We were given a small tour of the original taproom and brewhouse as well as the newer production facility located nearby led by Michael and Chad Doane, head brewer. Upon arriving at the doors, we were greeted by an unknown drummer who played very well. Joel Kamp, co-owner of Pigeon Hill Brewing, came out from behind his kit and greeted us warmly as he wiped the sweat from his brow. "I really had a nice groove going there" he said with a smile on his face. A wonderful German lager was poured and the three gentlemen showed us around the facility. There was a very tangible sense of excitement as they talked openly and freely about the obstacles they'd overcome, the work that led to the success of the day at hand, as well as the future for their company.
Cheerz!
November 30, 2017 /by Ray Ashley
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Beach, Beers and Bands at Burning Foot
Featured Post, Event Coverage, Industry News, West
Organizers of the Lakeshore Brewers Guild know how to throw an epic end of summer bash. They hosted 65 breweries from all around the shores of Lake Michigan, brought in several legendary bands to play live music, set up a couple community bonfires, offered overnight camping on the shore of Lake Michigan, and mixed it all together at Muskegon's Pere Marquette Beach.
The park's vast stretch of white sand and fresh water was the ideal location for the appreciative crowd of attendees to savor gathering with friends at this year's 3rd annual event. Cool breezes off the lake kept everyone smiling on a day of perfect summer sunshine.
A friendly reminder printed on the event program says "Be sure to enjoy yourself while you're here, which shouldn't be too hard since you're on one of the most beautiful beaches on Lake Michigan, taking in the sights, and sounds, and friends all around you, cheers!"
Beer enthusiasts had a fair share of options from local and regional breweries. Participating guild members are mainly located in counties that border Lake Michigan, with a few inclusions from further inland.
Music filled the air throughout the event, including Melophobix, Southpaw, and Tropidelic's synergistic sounds. Festival favorites Badfish returned this year to please the crowd with retro Sublime hits. Headliners Less Than Jake ended the evening with a raucous pit of revelers in front of the stage doing their thing. Guests left the festival grounds with grins on their faces.
"Where else can you go and enjoy beer from over 60 breweries on arguably the most beautiful beach in Michigan? Burning Foot has become one of our most anticipated days of the year—we liken it to Christmas for the beer-lover. It's worth every penny that we spend to enter. We already have it on the calendar for next summer!" said Amy Silvis, who has attended all 3 years along with her husband Josh.
Next year's festival is slated for Saturday, August 25th. Tickets will go on sale in June.
September 1, 2017 /by Sheryl Rose
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Three Years of Beer, Bands, And Beach At Burning Foot
Imagine you and your friends on a sandy beach along Lake Michigan, encircled by the area's best breweries, jamming out to some awesome live music; could there be a better way to end summer?
Well, on August 26, the Burning Foot Beer Festival will once again take over the Pere Marquette Beach in Muskegon, MI. Burning Foot is set directly on the sandy shores of Lake Michigan, where you can roam barefoot throughout the circle of breweries, enjoying the best the area has to offer.
The Burning Foot Beer Festival was started just three years ago by the Lakeshore Brewers Guild with 36 breweries and 4 live bands. The first year was fairly low-key, but as the Guild has grown, so has the festival.
The Lakeshore Brewers Guild is a regional guild that encompasses breweries that surround the Lake Michigan shoreline. This includes breweries in Michigan, Indiana, and Wisconsin.
"We're really paying attention to our area, and taking the base that was Burning Foot and expanding," said Allen Serio, a board member of the guild.
Burning Foot brings the mission of the Lakeshore Brewers Guild to life and exemplifies the "lakeshore lifestyle." If you've spent any time along Lake Michigan or in the shoreline's vibrant communities, you'll understand why this festival incorporates more than just beer. There's a certain "energy" to a lakeshore lifestyle—it's uplifting, creative, and free-spirited.
"We are a part of this circle, this family for just a brief period of time, and we really want to create a great experience," said Serio.
This year's event will boast 65 breweries and 5 live bands, including two national acts. The festival has evolved in many ways over a short period of time, as the guild continues to expand its representation of all that is great about communities along Lake Michigan.
"Every year you should see an increase in music and quality. The atmosphere is really a focus for us; the sound, lighting, and colors all are all part of the experience. The energy level is something you don't get in many places," said Serio.
In the center of last year's festival was a stunning hop tower art installation. Expect to see more brewery art this year, as well as the return of a shoe check-in, beach camping, a bike valet, unique "cross-lake" brewery collaborations, and a VIP lounge area.
The shoe check-in and bike valet services are not only nice festival add-ons, but also serve as ways to give back to the community. Donations from the shoe check-in will again go to Noah Project, a no-kill animal shelter in the area. The bike valet will be set-up and run by Habitat for Humanity, with donations from that service returning to the organization.
The newly added VIP area will be an exclusive space in a prime location close the stage. It will include a covered tent area, a tiki bar, fire pits, lounge area, and access to food and beverages.
And, as part of the experience, there is also the unique option to camp along the lakeshore. Tents can be set up along the sandy beach and campers are placed in the parking lot (sites do need to be reserved in advance). Muskegon's trolley service is also available to make sure everyone has a safe and enjoyable experience.
Tickets for this year's festival can now be purchased online.
June 28, 2017 /by Kaitlyn Rickman
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Burning Foot Beer Festival is on Fire for its Second Year!
Event Coverage, Beer, West
The Saturday morning of August 27 looked dicey. There was lightning cracking and rain coming down sideways. Perhaps this was the curse of Burning Foot? After all, the festival's inauguration last year was marked by the same dismal weather.
But perhaps not a curse—a tradition instead. Last year's festivities were still enjoyed by many, and hey, we Michiganders never let weather get in the way of good, fun craft beverage consumption.
And maybe it was because of this optimism that the weather did a complete turnaround. Festival-goers were met with the perfect beach day by the time festival gates opened—the sun was shining high and the lake was sparkling.
And oh yes, the beer was pouring.
The festival was a crazy fun beach party—beach blankets all over, rockin' live music, 54 craft beer tents, local BBQ food fare, and cozy bonfires. People were running around in bathing suits, building sand castles, and ultimately living the beach dream. There was even some extreme skydivers who landed next to the festival grounds! Everyone was having a blast.
Organized by the Lakeshore Brewers Guild, Burning Foot embraced Michigan breweries as well as breweries from our neighboring Lake Michigan states—Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Everyone had a chance to expand their craft beer knowledge with these new offerings, not to mention they also got to make new friends.
Une Annee from Chicago, IL brought their own unique tap list. Known for brewing recipes in the Belgian and French styles, they recently began a sour program, adding the infamous brettanomyces to their Saisons. The huge flavor profiles and extreme tartness was enjoyed by many who kept going back for more—well worth the involuntary puckered face after the first sip.
Mob Craft, a brewery and taproom out of Milwaukee, WI, had some pretty neat offerings, one being their Helles Ginger Bock, a traditional Bock made untraditionally with ginger—spicy and malty and delicious!
Lisa, a representative of Mob Craft and festival attendee for the second year, says the festival has built on itself.
"The weather has topped last year's. It's fun regardless, but it's amazing on the beach in this atmosphere."
Asked why this festival is so potentially important for breweries, she said, "We love Michigan. It's fabulous to be over here. It's all about collaborating—we're next-door neighbors!"
The spirit of camaraderie and collaboration could be seen everywhere on the festival grounds. It was in the setup—festival-goers were surrounded by an inclusive circle of breweries that opened right into Lake Michigan. At the center was a spectacular hop art installation that saluted the burning man, a symbol that inspired the festival origins.
The true community feel of a beer festival is one of its most defining characteristics, and Muskegon made everyone feel most welcome. So although the rain may come again next summer to Pere Marquette Beach, it will be met with happy grins and great beer.
August 31, 2016 /by Emily Hengstebeck
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Last week the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) published figures to show that the total gross operating earnings of Atlantic City casinos increased by 30.4% from the same last year's period to $139.4m in the 1st quarter ending March 31, 2017. The income rose by 8.6% to $816.7m, due to an 11% surge in gaming incomes, at the same time the room incomes were up by 4.2%, because the room occupancy rate moved up by 7.3 points to 81.1%.
That is always the way! The Syndicate seized the revenue - declaring $61.4m, a rise of almost 29%! The nearest rival was Harrah's with $23.8m, however it moved backwards with a 11.3% drop from last year. The Resorts Casino Hotel had success more than all others, boasting a yield of $4m, eight times more than last year's $500,000.
The different results showed the establishments that split their online gambling businesses as separate legal entities. The Caesars Interactive Entertainment New Jersey admitted their income to fall by 6.6% to $2.3m; however, the Resorts Digital boasted of $570,000 earnings comparing to the loss of $1.1m a year before.
The DGE informs that the market year-earlier comparisons exhibit rising trends considering only the seven casinos, which were operating in both the first quarter of 2017 and the same last year's period. Therefore, this fact eliminates the influence of the Trump's Taj Mahal, as it was shut in October 2016. The Taj Mahal has become the fifth casino in Atlantic City closed since 2014, an evolutionary process that followed several years of decreasing attraction to gambling establishments on the seaside. The gaming income of Atlantic City casinos reached the peak in 2006, and the neighbouring state of Pennsylvania opened its first casino the same year, but then there began the downward trend.
Nevertheless, in 2016 Atlantic City reported a profit comparing to the previous year – primarily due to the regulated online gaming market in New Jersey, and a similarly favourable tendency has started off 2017. Matt Levinson, the Chairperson of New Jersey Casino Control Commission, was delighted to celebrate the income increase in the 1st quarter, and said it was evidence that the market had strengthened and operators were demonstrating more sustainable summary lines.
Today the seven remaining casinos cannot feel safe about the purchase of Taj Mahal by Hard Rock International, as the new owner is going to open its doors in the summer of 2018 after finishing a nine-figure modernization. The question is if the Hard Rock Hotel and Atlantic City casinos will develop the whole market or if it will just take a piece of someone else's business and profit.