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Remember Wake
How did you come across the story for Remember Wake?
I was working as a research assistant for a PBS series on the history of Idaho and was sent to do a preliminary interview with a man named Clint Haakonstad, a survivor of the Battle of Wake Island. I was excited because, though I was a history major, I'd never heard of Wake. I found his story compelling, informative, and utterly inspiring. But I couldn't help but notice his wife, Audrey, who sat beside him showing off scrapbooks and filling in details for him. She knew his story as well as he did, but her presence made me wonder what the experience must have been like for women back home. Later, I had a chance to interview Audrey for an exhibit I was working on and learn more about her interesting past.
You based this story on real people?
I interviewed thirteen men and women who actually lived the experiences depicted in my novel, so virtually everything you read, down to the smallest details, actually happened to at least one of my interviewees. That authenticity was important to me.
Why write this true story as fiction instead of nonfiction?
Because it was important to me to tell the women's story as well as the men's, I felt a novel format would allow me to build the necessary tension in the women's story to assure it could hold its own against what the men went through. Also, Wake Island has been covered in nonfiction, but this story has never been told in fiction, so it was a chance to inform a new audience. Furthermore, there couldn't be a better story for a novel.
Why is the Wake Island story important?
Wake Island is often overshadowed by Pearl Harbor. Few people have heard of this important early battle in WWII. Wake marked the first small victory for our American forces after the decimation of our fleet at Pearl. It gave Americans a chance to once again believe in our fighting spirit. The Wake defenders became heroes to a country still adjusting to war.
Where did the title come from?
As the men fought for sixteen long days to hold the island against overwhelming Japanese forces, people back home couldn't help but see a comparison between their siege and the famous siege of the Alamo. So "Remember Wake" became a battle cry, much as "Remember the Alamo" had been in the previous century.
What makes Remember Wake unique?
This was the first time the Wake civilians' story had been told in such detail. Usually, the Wake civilians are given a mere mention, whereas the Marines are given most of the credit for holding the island and there is some validity in that. But I wanted to tell the civilians' story and let people know the particular hardships they and their families suffered. This is the first time the women's story has ever been told.
Were the Wake Island civilians ever given their due?
In 1981, special legislation finally provided Veterans status to the civilians, making them one of only a handful of nonmilitary groups to be granted veterans benefits. Though the country has forgotten these men, they hold no grudges. They continue to support each other through the Survivors of Wake, Guam and Cavite Organization. It is my hope that Remember Wake will honor their contributions and will inspire as well as inform.
Dancing in Combat Boots
How did you find the women to interview for Dancing in Combat Boots?
Finding the women for this book required creative thinking and a lot of detective work. Before I started writing the individual stories, I thought about what types of women I'd like to feature in the book. I categorized them under subject headings: Military Women, Working Women, Professional Women, Mothers and Wives, Children, Women in the Thick of Things, etc. I wanted this book to represent all the important roles women played. I also made the conscious decision to include the voices of women from various ethnic and socio-economic groups, voices so seldom heard. And I wanted the book to be a sampling of women's experiences across the country. So I set myself a pretty wide-reaching task.
I started by contacting established organizations like the Red Cross and women's military groups and asking around for names of women with good stories to tell. When I'd find a woman whose story sounded promising, I did an initial interview to see how well she could tell her story. In that way, I was able to track down women who not only had had interesting experiences, but could remember them in great detail. At times, it was the women I interviewed who led me to other women with whom to speak. The search was part of the fun of writing this book, and I talked to many interesting women whose stories, for various reasons, did not make it into the final manuscript. I hope to one day do something with those stories as well.
Why did you decide to write these accounts as short stories?
Initially, I conceived of this book as an oral history collection. I actually wrote each of these stories as interviews in the women's own words. When I submitted the book in that format, however, I was told by agents and editors that "oral history collections don't sell." How disheartening that was! I'd put a lot of work into that book and I, for one, loved the format. At that point, I had a decision to make. I could give up on the stories or find another way to tell them. I almost gave up, believe me, but I couldn't let these stories go. So I started the arduous task of turning each interview into a short story. In the end, I wound up really liking this format. The elements of fiction made it possible for me to make the women's memories come to life for the reader.
As a writer, what was the most challenging thing about writing these stories?
Short stories are deceptive. Because they're short, there's a tendency to believe they are easy to write. Nothing could be further from the truth! Each of these stories took several months to write. Then you add on the extra challenge of writing a fictional story that is based on fact. It was important to me to remain as close to the women's actual experiences as I possibly could. At times, this meant sacrificing a bit of dramatic tension or poetic license, but I felt sure the reader would respond to the underlying, subtle truths in these stories. In nearly all of the stories, ninety percent of what you read really happened. I used that same technique with Remember Wake and it served me well.
The title came from the opening story of the same name. The Red Cross volunteer I interviewed for this story recalled a wonderful detail. She said that when they danced with the soldiers in their high-cuffed combat boots, their ankles actually bled. It was an image that seemed to resonate on several levels, and it was also a great-sounding title.
You are now asking people to record their own stories on your website. Why is this important?
I've often been asked why I keep writing fiction set in WWII. Well it's largely because I keep coming across wonderful stories I've never heard before. The breadth of that war is astounding. 70 million people in 50 countries participated in WWII. That's 70 million stories we haven't heard. The World War II generation is fast passing from us. It's my goal and passion to try and save as many of their memories as I can. Today's kids are learning very little about this critical period in our history and I'm hoping the website can serve as a repository to help them find out more.
What makes Dancing in Combat Boots unique?
To the best of my knowledge, this is the first time such a diverse collection of women's voices from that time period has been gathered in one work of fiction. It's my hope that when people finish reading Dancing in Combat Boots they will have a better appreciation of the contributions of women. It has been argued that the hard work of the women on the home front had a direct correlation to our victory in that war. Knowing how busy women are today, we can well relate to how difficult it must have been to work a job, care for kids, volunteer for the war effort, tend a Victory Garden, deal with rationing, etc. while husbands and brothers were away at war. What we can't always see and what the women couldn't see while they were living those experiences is how our seemly ordinary lives can change history. It's my hope that this book honors and celebrates our mothers and grandmothers who set women on a new course.
What made you decide to write a children's book?
Knowing I was thinking about how to adapt my grandmother's story (she was a Mexican immigrant), a writer friend suggested I read a book called Esperanza Rising. I was enchanted by the story and I started to wonder if I could write my own historical novel for kids. A few weeks later, I was asked to speak to a fifth grade class about writing and World War II. I was so impressed with their interest in that time period and with their desire to learn more, but also dismayed to realize there wasn't much World War II literature out there for children. I immediately thought of a woman I had interviewed for Dancing in Combat Boots. Her story never made it into that collection because I decided to stay focused on older women, but I'd never stopped thinking her story was compelling. I realized it would actually make a great children's book, so I started writing.
How long did it take you to write Doing My Part?
Doing My Part was a rare blessing, a story that told itself. Unlike my previous books, which took years to write, I wrote a complete first draft of Doing My Part in a five-month period. Within a year and a half of coming up with the idea, the story was on the shelves. I won't say writing Doing My Part was necessarily easier than writing my other two books, but it definitely seemed to come from someplace deep within and, of course, it helped immensely to have Shirley's story to build upon.
How much of Doing My Part is true?
Unlike my other two books, I took a little more license with Doing My Part. I felt I needed to in order to build upon these great anecdotes Shirley had told me and I also knew I needed the freedom to be able to create a character with a rich internal life, which meant putting a little distance between the character, Helen, and her inspiration, Shirley. But most of the events and details in the book are based on things Shirley told me and on information I gleaned during my research trip to the Illinois Valley where Shirley grew up.
Is Westclox still there?
The Westclox factory building is still standing. It was a thrill to walk beside it. It's an amazing old building and still looks much the way it does on the cover of Doing My Part. It's mostly abandoned now, although there a few shops in part of the factory. But the building itself still seems to breathe. It hasn't yet given up its ghosts.
Where will the Home-Front Heroes stories go from here?
Helen Marshall is only the first of the Home-Front Heroes. The next book will take place in a Japanese internment camp in California. Three more books will round out the series. One will involve a 12-year-old Mexican-American boy growing up in San Antonio. Another will chronicle the friendship between a Jewish girl in New York and an English boy who has been sent to America for safe-keeping. The last will deal with an African-American girl in the segregated south. Each of those books are based on stories told to me while researching Dancing in Combat Boots.
What do you hope kids will take away from the Home-Front Heroes collection?
I hope they will learn and appreciate how important kids were to the war effort. Unlike many wars in our history, World War II asked for something from every citizen. Everyone from the president on down was calling out to children to participate in scrap drives and war bond drives, to spot enemy air planes, to draw the black-out curtains, to help their neighbors. Kids were a vital and appreciated part of the war effort. Kids can make a difference.
The No-No Boys
Why did you choose The No-No Boys as the second book in your Home-Front Heroes Series?
All along, I knew I wanted to tell the story of Japanese internment in the second book in the series. This was such an important part of how this country experienced the war and it's not something kids are hearing about today. I remember as a child thinking that America was the "good guy" during World War II and that we'd done everything right. Not until I heard about the internment of people of Japanese ancestry did I realize that we might have made mistakes as well.
How do the schoolchildren you visit react when they hear about this episode in our history?
Whenever I start to tell them about how kids as young as themselves were rounded up and sent to internment camps along with their families, I pause for a moment to let the information sink in. Inevitably, one child raises his hand and says, "Here? We did that in this country?" We go on then to talk about whether or not the internment was right or fair, but I also try to put into context the feelings of the times. It's never completely fair to judge history by today's standards. We have to understand how we used to think and feel and what forces changed those thoughts and feelings that led us to progress to where we are today.
How can kids today apply what they've learned about the Japanese internment experience?
I've always felt we have to know and understand our past in order to keep from repeating it. When I speak to kids today, many of them are able to make the connection that prejudice in all forms, even in times of war, is wrong. And stories like The No-No Boys help them connect to characters who in most ways, are not so different from kids today. Once they can connect to characters in such a way, they can better put themselves in the shoes of their peers around the world.
What were your concerns in writing The No-No Boys?
I know this episode in American history is very important to the Japanese-American population and especially to those who lived in the camps. I was extremely concerned that I not only get the facts right, but that I do the best I could to relay the camp experience. I did this by relying on the memories and stories told to me by the four people who inspired the story as well as by my additional research. But it wasn't just the camp details I felt I had to get right, but also the Japanese-American culture. I did the best I could to take what I knew about Japanese culture from my research, my trip to Japan and my friendship with Japanese and Japanese-American citizens and weave that into the story. In all cases, I hope I got the details right.
How did you create the character of Tai Shimoda?
Two of the men I'd interviewed from the camps told me that before the war broke out, they never thought of themselves as anything other than "regular American kids." So I wanted Tai to portray that above all else. He likes sports and hanging out with his friends. He has a crush on a girl and is caught up in the same kind of peer pressure any young teen experiences. Though kids today may not be able to relate to the camp experience, they can relate to Tai and that makes his dilemma all the more immediate to them.
What surprised you about writing this story?
That I had never heard of the No-No Boys or the dissension in the camps and that there was, as there so often is, more than one way to respond to anything. Tai's family makes decisions based on what fits their particular view of the world. His friends' families do the same. It was important to me to show in this book how complex those decisions really were. And I trusted that kids would get that, and they do.
V for Victory
How did you get the idea for V for Victory?
This book is actually taken from my mother's family history. The main character is based on my uncle, Roman Talamantez, and his experiences helping in the family grocery store in San Antonio. It was fun writing the character of Miguel, because he's a little more ornery than the other characters in my books. That's because my uncle described himself that way, although he was also a very responsible and helpful child.
Incidentally, that's also my uncle featured on the front of the book. We got a picture of him when he was about Miguel's age and drew him onto the cover. The baby in the wagon is my son!
What makes V for Victory special?
There are few books of historical fiction that feature Mexican-American main characters, so that gives this book special appeal. It was important to me with the Home-Front Heroes Collection to make this a multi-cultural series. In the 1940s it was unusual for people to travel more than 50 miles from where they lived, so your neighborhood was your experience of the world. It was fun to include details of Mexican-American culture and some Spanish words for the kids.
How do you choose which WWII details will go into each book?
I had to think through most of the series before I began writing. I didn't want to repeat details, so I had to figure out which book was the best place to tell which facts. In V for Victory, for example, we get a great scene that takes place at the Saturday matinee, which was a favorite pastime for kids in that era. It's the only book that features going to the movies in detail. In each book I also try to expand a little on the understanding of the repercussions of war. In this book, Miguel is helping a wounded veteran who lost his arm in battle. I wanted to show how the war continued to affect lives long after it ended.
What is it that Miguel really wants in this book and how does that speak to young readers today?
Miguel wants to be old enough to do his part. He sees his sister and aunts and parents all helping the war effort, and he wants to be treated as more responsible. Like many kids, he longs to be older so he can play a more mature role in the world around him. It's only as the story unfolds that Miguel realizes we ALL contribute in our own way, even kids. Through his efforts in the scrap metal drive, his help of the wounded veteran, and his care for his young nephew, he actually does much more for the war effort than he gives himself credit for.
How was writing V for Victory different than writing the other books?
As with all of my books, a lot of research went into this book. I had to bone up on San Antonio history, Mexican-American culture in that city, and refresh my limited knowledge of Spanish, among other things. And the fact that this book was based on family stories made it challenging too. The character of Miguel had to develop in tandem with and apart from what I know of my uncle. The character himself is quite different from the other characters in my series. And it's no small task to make a one-year-old character hold his own in a story, but the kids love Victor. I also really wanted to do justice to the character of Alfonso, who has suffered so much in the war.
Wave Me Good-Bye
Each of your books is based on a real person, how did you find the inspiration for Miriam in Wave Me Good-bye?
Miriam is based on a woman named Roslyn Arnstein who grew up in the only Jewish family in her Bronx neighborhood. I happened on Roslyn when I was doing research for my book Dancing in Combat Boots, and we got to chatting about her childhood in New York City. She had so many great stories, and I had been wanting to find a way to include a Jewish family and some details about the Holocaust in my series, so hers was an obvious story to tell.
What surprised you while researching this book?
I think I was surprised by how much the Jewish community in America knew about what was happening to the Jews in Europe. There were rumors and even some leaked pictures of the camps. The New York Jewish community, in particular, really rallied for our government to let in more refugees or to take action on what was happening in Europe, but to little avail. One person told me that not a single Jewish family in America was untouched by the Holocaust. They all knew friends or relatives that perished in the terrible event.
Is that why you chose to include a story line about Rachel, a Jewish refugee from the Holocaust?
Yes. I wanted to find a way to introduce young readers to the Holocaust in the way that a Jewish child in America would learn about it, through a refugee. Rachel's story is tragic, and I wanted to leave certain parts unresolved so the kids would continue to wonder what happened to her family. This is actually one of the only books in print that depicts a Jewish family on the home-front during the war. For that reason, it's a good introduction to the subject of the Holocaust for young readers because they get to experience the sadness of the event, but they are not yet exposed to all the details.
The larger story line in this book deals with the friendship between Chris, an English evacuee from London, and Miriam. How did that story line develop?
Roslyn had mentioned that there was an orphanage near her home, and during the war, it housed English evacuees. As I researched the story, I came to discover that the children were from the Actors' Orphanage, which was created in England to care for the children of mostly stage actors who had either passed away or were too ill to care for their children. The orphanage was supported partly by American movie stars, and they came often to visit the kids in New York. Such a fascinating and forgotten tidbit from history. I simply had to include that story. And I wanted to keep the original aspect, which was that Roslyn would take to these kids only through the fence.
The friendship between Chris and Miriam is of great interest to young readers. How did you make a friendship that takes place through a fence grow and develop?
That was a challenge I was eager to tackle. I had this idea that kids can make friends anywhere, and in any situation. So I wanted to try something unusual. I wanted to end each chapter with Miriam talking to Chris through the fence. He would become her confidante and help her make sense of a senseless world. I wanted to do it mainly through dialogue, because I felt my young readers would relate thoroughly to this friendship, even though it takes place back in the 1940s. My writer's group said I'd never get away with it -- having the second half of every chapter return to the fence, but I knew kids would like it, and they do. My fans and the teachers I work with all tell me that is the kids' favorite part of the book. Of course, it helps that this is a friendship between a boy and a girl, which is perilous territory to young reader.
Most of your books feature the real-life inspirations for the books on the covers. Is that true here?
Yes. The girl you see on the cover is a depiction of the real-life Miriam. The boy, though, was created by my illustrator, loosely based on a picture I gave her of one of the boys in the family I lived with in London when I was in college. That boy, too, was named Christopher. As with all of my covers, there is much history to be learned in the artwork. The building is a drawing of one of the actual buildings at the orphanage. The comic book cover is a close representation of covers from that time period, and, of course, we work really hard to get the details of clothing and hair correct on every cover. It's great fun to work with the illustrator. We start with a little stick-figure drawing of what I have in my head, and then she makes magic.


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Calizzano is een gemeente in de Italiaanse provincie Savona (regio Ligurië) en telt 1604 inwoners (31-12-2004). De oppervlakte bedraagt 63,3 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 25 inwoners per km².

De volgende frazioni maken deel uit van de gemeente: Mereta, Vetria, Caragna.

Demografie
Calizzano telt ongeveer 799 huishoudens. Het aantal inwoners steeg in de periode 1991-2001 met 0,6% volgens cijfers uit de tienjaarlijkse volkstellingen van ISTAT.

Geografie
De gemeente ligt op ongeveer 647 m boven zeeniveau.

Calizzano grenst aan de volgende gemeenten: Bagnasco (CN), Bardineto, Bormida, Garessio (CN), Magliolo, Massimino, Murialdo, Osiglia, Priola (CN), Rialto.

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package org.apache.activemq.openwire.v5;

import java.io.DataInput;
import java.io.DataOutput;
import java.io.IOException;

import org.apache.activemq.openwire.*;
import org.apache.activemq.command.*;

/**
 * Marshalling code for Open Wire Format for DataResponseMarshaller
 *
 *
 * NOTE!: This file is auto generated - do not modify!
 *        if you need to make a change, please see the modify the groovy scripts in the
 *        under src/gram/script and then use maven openwire:generate to regenerate
 *        this file.
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 */
public class DataResponseMarshaller extends ResponseMarshaller {

    /**
     * Return the type of Data Structure we marshal
     * @return short representation of the type data structure
     */
    public byte getDataStructureType() {
        return DataResponse.DATA_STRUCTURE_TYPE;
    }

    /**
     * @return a new object instance
     */
    public DataStructure createObject() {
        return new DataResponse();
    }

    /**
     * Un-marshal an object instance from the data input stream
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     * @param o the object to un-marshal
     * @param dataIn the data input stream to build the object from
     * @throws IOException
     */
    public void tightUnmarshal(OpenWireFormat wireFormat, Object o, DataInput dataIn, BooleanStream bs) throws IOException {
        super.tightUnmarshal(wireFormat, o, dataIn, bs);

        DataResponse info = (DataResponse)o;
        info.setData((org.apache.activemq.command.DataStructure) tightUnmarsalNestedObject(wireFormat, dataIn, bs));

    }

    /**
     * Write the booleans that this object uses to a BooleanStream
     */
    public int tightMarshal1(OpenWireFormat wireFormat, Object o, BooleanStream bs) throws IOException {

        DataResponse info = (DataResponse)o;

        int rc = super.tightMarshal1(wireFormat, o, bs);
        rc += tightMarshalNestedObject1(wireFormat, (DataStructure)info.getData(), bs);

        return rc + 0;
    }

    /**
     * Write a object instance to data output stream
     *
     * @param o the instance to be marshaled
     * @param dataOut the output stream
     * @throws IOException thrown if an error occurs
     */
    public void tightMarshal2(OpenWireFormat wireFormat, Object o, DataOutput dataOut, BooleanStream bs) throws IOException {
        super.tightMarshal2(wireFormat, o, dataOut, bs);

        DataResponse info = (DataResponse)o;
        tightMarshalNestedObject2(wireFormat, (DataStructure)info.getData(), dataOut, bs);

    }

    /**
     * Un-marshal an object instance from the data input stream
     *
     * @param o the object to un-marshal
     * @param dataIn the data input stream to build the object from
     * @throws IOException
     */
    public void looseUnmarshal(OpenWireFormat wireFormat, Object o, DataInput dataIn) throws IOException {
        super.looseUnmarshal(wireFormat, o, dataIn);

        DataResponse info = (DataResponse)o;
        info.setData((org.apache.activemq.command.DataStructure) looseUnmarsalNestedObject(wireFormat, dataIn));

    }

    /**
     * Write the booleans that this object uses to a BooleanStream
     */
    public void looseMarshal(OpenWireFormat wireFormat, Object o, DataOutput dataOut) throws IOException {

        DataResponse info = (DataResponse)o;

        super.looseMarshal(wireFormat, o, dataOut);
        looseMarshalNestedObject(wireFormat, (DataStructure)info.getData(), dataOut);

    }
}

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The nine-year-old girl who decided to spend her birthday money helping the homeless this Christmas
Molly McGinley wanted to help out after seeing charity workers with Manchester's homeless
Charlotte Cox
When Molly McGinley was given money for her ninth birthday she headed straight out with her mum to spend it.
But rather than making a beeline for the shops, Molly made her way to Margaret Smith, a rough sleeper in Piccadilly.
She wanted to help out after seeing charity workers with Manchester's homeless, so she bought her some food and a coffee.
Margaret, 23, who has been homeless for a year, thanked Molly and wished her a Happy Christmas. When Margaret was the same age as the child who had shown her kindness she lived with her family and thought she'd grow up to be a singer.
The charity hoping for a £50,000 Christmas miracle
But, after an unlucky few years, she instead finds herself on the streets in bitter weather.
"It's been so cold my socks have gone hard", she told the MEN.
Molly, was with her mum Janine Kenny when she saw first-hand the hard realities people face on the streets.
"I was walking down the street and I saw all these people giving loads of food to homeless people. Also I heard a couple of people at school were doing it.
"So I asked my mum if I could do it and she said yes. So we got some hot drinks and soup and food and gave it to Margaret.
"I did it with my birthday money and I do think everybody should do something like that to help.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
It's sad in winter, it's really cold. Today my mum told me to get a coat and I didn't and now I'm freezing and I had to go and buy a hat but some people can't do that."
Margaret, who has worked in the past at John Lewis, is homeless following a divorce. She loves music and sometimes plays the free piano on Deansgate for passers-by.
She's among a number of men and women who will spend the Christmas period on the streets of Manchester.
And as the mercury drops, so their struggle grows.
Six amazing things you can do to help other people this Christmas
"I never ever thought I would find myself in this position", Margaret said. "All I ever wanted to do was sing. If I could have anything for Christmas, it would be my family."
Rough sleeping has risen more than tenfold in Manchester since 2010.
Homeless charities - including Lifeshare - are doing their best to help with a number of drop-ins being held on Christmas Day.
Here's how you can help this Christmas .
For more information about the services available for homeless people in Manchester, including how you can help, visit streetsupport.net
Deansgate

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That's great news, glad you have it sorted out.
Please excuse the late reply, but there really is not much I can do about this.
Since the WordPress 4.5 broke all the jQuery functionality, you really need to replace the server files with the latest ones to get your website function alright.
To make it clear, there's no fix for the menu and linking issues because the scripts are all broker from the WordPress update.
If there is no way to access the FTP, you could try to upload the latest files via Dashboard > Appearances > Themes > Add new and switch to the new theme, but I'm not sure that you will have the old information in there.
Let me know if you got everything alright.
To change the footer information you need to add your own content inside the footer sidebars in Dashboard > Appearances > Widgets.
This code should be placed in a child's theme stylesheet.css, ideally.
But you can use a Custom CSS plugin or place it inside Dashboard > Appearances > Editor > Style.css but keep in mind that this will get erased if you update the theme.
Please create a dedicated thread with as many details as possible and I'll do my best to assist you further with this.
@lamerczak, this is still in development and I do not have a launch date confirmation.
It seems like @jdehouwer managed to translate everything alright, so maybe he can give some insights about the plugin in used.
Like I already stated in the other message, the .pot file needs to be generated with the customizer content and then used inside the plugin.
From what I see, you are not using this theme at the moment.
Let me know if you got it alright.
Please create another treads with this issue and also provide screenshots, where possible (for header malfunction, for example).
You can put the contact form on the contact page as well, just go to Dashboard > Contact > Contact form and copy the form shortcode before pasting it in the text mode editor of the contact page.
Can you please update the theme to meet the latest files?
Thank you for the login access.
Indeed, there seems to be some issue.
I am debugging this with the developers as soon as possible and will get back to you with more information.
Can you please provide the website link so I can have a live look at the issue?


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Q: Duplicate class error in android studio, flutter Following is the error when I try to execute the app, I have tried different methods but nothing working out. Updated flutter, updated the Gradle version to the latest that is 4.1.3 and google service version too that is 4.3.8.
A failure occurred while executing com.android.build.gradle.internal.tasks.CheckDuplicatesRunnable
   > Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.internal.measurement.zzu found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-sdk-api-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-sdk-api:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.internal.measurement.zzv found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-sdk-api-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-sdk-api:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.internal.measurement.zzw found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-base-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-base:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.AppMeasurement found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.AppMeasurement$ConditionalUserProperty found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.AppMeasurement$Event found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.AppMeasurement$EventInterceptor found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.AppMeasurement$OnEventListener found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.AppMeasurement$Param found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.AppMeasurement$UserProperty found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.AppMeasurementContentProvider found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.AppMeasurementInstallReferrerReceiver found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.internal.zza found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.internal.zzaa found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2) and jetified-play-services-measurement-impl-17.0.0-runtime (com.google.android.gms:play-services-measurement-impl:17.0.0)
     Duplicate class com.google.android.gms.measurement.internal.zzab found in modules jetified-firebase-analytics-impl-16.2.2-runtime (com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-impl:16.2.2

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buildscript {
    ext.kotlin_version = '1.3.50'
    repositories {
        google()
        jcenter()
    }

    dependencies {
        classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:4.1.3'
        classpath "org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-gradle-plugin:$kotlin_version"
        classpath 'com.google.gms:google-services:4.3.8'
    }
}

2)app/build.gradle
    defaultConfig {
        applicationId "appid.com"
        minSdkVersion 21
        targetSdkVersion 30
        versionCode flutterVersionCode.toInteger()
        versionName flutterVersionName
        multiDexEnabled true
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dependencies {
    implementation "org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib-jdk7:$kotlin_version"
}
apply plugin: 'com.google.gms.google-services'

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The Gladstone Corps is focused on working with youth through its youth group at the corps and work in local schools.
Youth is a huge missional field for Lieutenants Chris and Kay Ford, Corps Officers at Gladstone in Central Queensland.
Gladstone has had a small youth group for a year or so, but in 2018, it has seen significant growth.
"The goal was just to open up to the kids, talk to them and keep pushing through with them with all their different struggles and circumstances," said Chris.
Chris and Kay were also careful in how they approaching talking about Christianity and sharing devotions.
Kay said that it didn't take them long to realise that the youth group was "almost a respite centre" for the youth. "They are able to come and just be kids, leaving their troubles behind them for a short while. They know they are in a safe place with us," she shared.
Life groups are also playing a key role in helping traumatised youth feel safe, connected, understood and supported. The Alpha course will soon also be offered to all the young people.
Chris and Kay, Peter Hardy (Youth and Children's Ministry Assistant) and their trained team are also taking the Positive Lifestyle Program (PLP) into some local schools.
"It's a great program, and really only needed a few tweaks to make it suitable to work for young people in schools," said Chris.
Chris began the program at Tannum Sands High School, working with at-risk kids for whom the next step was expulsion from school.
The program, intended to run for eight weeks, took 15 to complete, as the young people just wanted to talk and be assisted through some of the issues around their trauma.
Peter now leads this program with a new group of boys, with Kaylene working with two groups of girls from a younger and older age group.
The program was so successful, that principals from Gladstone and Toolooa State High Schools asked the Fords to run the program in their schools and invest in their young people as well.
"Many of these young people are dealing with issues such as significant family violence, chroming, and drug and alcohol addiction, and most are disengaged from school," said Chris.
"We worked with the young people and were able to pass on some of our observations to the school psychologists who have made sure they are getting the professional care they need.
"We also work additionally with some of them through youth group. One boy in particular who had some big chroming issues is now engaged with us, talking about Jesus, and wanting to know more.
The Gladstone Salvos are partnering with the local Police Citizens and Youth Club, running Thursday Night Events with them every two weeks.
A recent event relaunch of the Summer Series for Thursday Night Events (14-20 October) attracted 2500 people!
"The important thing for us with these events, is that we have our teams out there talking to youth and families and letting them know we are here and what we are doing," said Chris.
The Fords and their team also believe God is leading them to start a Saturday evening meeting, with a specific youth focus and have put plans into place to kick this off.
"We are looking forward to seeing what God is going to do as we follow his lead," said Chris.


Squash Ontario is pleased to announce the McCarthy Family Shoe Program with thanks to the generous initiative to give back to junior squash by Peter McCarthy and family. A total of 47 pairs of boys, girls, and women's shoes are waiting for their new owners to take them on court just in time for the 2017/2018/2019 squash season!
At Squash Ontario, we are extremely grateful to the squash community who enable equipment donations like this to benefit developing squash athletes in need. While there will always remain barriers to entering any sport, we strive to create opportunities so that anyone and everyone can participate in our incredible sport. If you (or know someone) are interested in contributing to the Squash Ontario donation program, please click here to learn more.
The McCarthy Family Shoe Program is designed for those in need that are currently playing or aspiring to play competitive junior squash in Ontario. Club programs or individuals may apply for the shoes to either kick start a young athletes experience or support them on their existing journey. Various boys, girls and women's sizes are available.
Interested parties can apply below and applications will be reviewed by a panel as they are received.
On behalf of the McCarthy family and Squash Ontario we wish you the best of luck this squash season!
If your application is successful, Squash Ontario will do their best to award recipients their preferred style of shoe, but cannot guarantee this due to limited quantities.
Thank you for your interest in the Shoe Donation Program! We will be in touch shortly.


I haven't blogged in a while but I was just reflecting on how busy our summer was so I decided to write a quick blog post. I had a trip to Raleigh, NC for work. The kids had two different basketball camps, each a week long. We took half week to go to a local water-park resort as a family trip. As usual we had a bunch of summer birthdays to celebrate and we had some family come to town to visit.
The weather was hot. It got hot early and stayed hot all summer long. Unfortunately that meant that the kids spent most of their free time inside. I took advantage by giving them summer writing assignments because both of them could use some work on their writing. They improved a bit and mostly got over the pain of writing which was the biggest gain from my point of view. Hopefully now when their teachers give them writing assignments they won't worry about it as much.
School started up last week for the kids and school will start next week for my wife. Pretty soon I'll be sitting in my home office in a quiet house all day.
Well, I had high hopes for this little thing. It seems easy enough – connect you USB drive to the NAS 3.0; connect the NAS 3.0 to your router; tada you now have a network drive that you can reach from all your networked computers. Well, it didn't go that well for me. I connected my NTFS formatted 1TB Fantom drive to the USB port on the NAS 3.0 adapater. I could reach the web interface and see that it said 'No drive found'. Disconnect, reconnect, same thing. I tried my FAT32 formatted 350GB external drive. Same thing. I tried my 1GB USB memory stick. Same thing. Then I tried connecting my drives to the printer port. All of them worked. Unfortunately when you connect a drive to the printer port it only allows read-only access to the drive. Fail!
I called tech support and was routed around several times before leaving a message. I kept calling and eventually reached a person. He diagnosed it as defective and transferred me to sales.
At this point my options were to cross ship a new product meaning they would charge me for a second product and then refund me once I shipped mine back OR return the item and have them ship me a new one OR return the item and give up. I gave up.
The reviews of the 2.0 were sketchy. Most sites don't even have reviews of the 3.0. That should have tipped me off to potential quality issues.
I hope my product was just defective and that most of the NAS 3.0 adapters they sell work. I would like little companies like this to succeed selling a useful product.
This is the 2nd NAS adapter type device I've tried. Someone please make a non-crappy NAS adapter – there is a market for one!! I know because I keep wasting money returning products that don't work.


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My cold take on that new Nike ad.
February 14, 2018 Uncategorized No comments
So, about that Nike advert, which was greeted with widespread ecstasy on social media when it was released last week. Some might say it was "just a commercial" – and, in one sense, it was. From one perspective, it was merely a three-minute celebration of some of the capital's finest artists and athletes, a uniquely emotive seduction of the wallets of London's young. From another point of view, though, it was particularly powerful. So many young Londoners, when watching this short film, reacted with an online euphoria that I hadn't witnessed since the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympics. So many of them felt seen, and understood. Notwithstanding the passionate critiques made by several on Twitter – namely, that people of South Asian heritage were underrepresented in this commercial – it was a piece of work that struck a cultural touchstone.
At this stage, I had to take a step back and ask myself what was happening here. After all, we'd seen this before, this arrival of an optimistic new dawn and a brutal aftermath. Collective joy about the brilliance of the 2012 Paralympics didn't stop the British Government from driving through a series of severe benefits cuts for people with disabilities. Nike has given us a timely reminder of how much young Londoners love their city – but, in truth, how much does their city love them back?
I don't mean to be a party pooper. Really, I don't. I'm based in Germany now, but having lived for many years in Hackney, Finsbury Park, Leyton, Brick Lane, Walthamstow, the Isle of Dogs and Croydon, this city and its surroundings are in my soul. It's just that, overall, I think that London takes its young people for granted. In her recent report, "London's lost youth services", the Green Party politician Sian Berry observed that between 2011/12 and 2016/17 "the average council in London has cut its youth service budget by nearly £1 million – an average of 36 per cent". Moreover, she notes that cuts of an average of 25 per cent are planned for the following year.
Elsewhere, the outlook seems equally grim. By the start of 2016, it was estimated that around 40 per cent of London's live music venues, many of them important places for young people not only to go out but to cut their teeth as performers, had closed down. Seeing Giggs in that Nike advert, too, I was reminded that many of London's rappers and grime artists have not only survived but thrived despite the city's authorities, not because of them. Just a few ago, we saw the removal of the infamous Form 696, a police risk assessment procedure which for twelve years was used to cancel countless shows across London's black – sorry, urban – music scene.
I think that Nike advert is significant because it shows us how much young Londoners have made a fightback against such considerable odds. Look how many of them, typified by the magnificent Little Simz, have looked at the difficulty of their circumstances and somehow made a huge success of them. But not everyone – in fact, almost no-one – is as gifted as Little Simz. The grind is brutal, and it shouldn't be. Travelling around Europe, I am frequently struck by how much cheaper other cities are by comparison. London is a town where house prices are seemingly rising at the speed of sea levels, and where most young people can only look to home ownership as the vainest of dreams. (On bleak days, I wonder if some wealthy developers would be happiest if the city were one giant and pristine high-rise estate, surrounded by an immaculate lawn marked "NO BALL GAMES".)
If London truly wants to encourage the youthful creativity so lauded by Nike, then it needs to subsidise it. It needs to provide a generation with far cheaper housing and robust contracts to protect them from rapacious private landlords. It needs to ensure that a simple journey from Zone 3 to Zone 1 isn't financially daunting. It needs to prove to young Londoners from working-class backgrounds that they will be utterly welcome not only in its brochures and on its billboards but in its boardrooms.
Every week, it seems, I see a new article bemoaning the laziness of millennials – how they don't work hard enough, don't save enough, how they are ungrateful for what they have. How they are far too demanding. As I write this, though, I am preparing to teach a week of creative writing to a class of wonderful young Londoners – a group as nervous as they are determined, as gentle as they are inventive – and I am reminded that they are not nearly demanding enough. London must demonstrate that it deserves these people. I only hope that it accepts the challenge.


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Home Sport Football Peterhead FC
Jim McInally thinks Peterhead will be written off before League One starts
Peterhead manager Jim McInally
Peterhead boss Jim McInally believes his side will be written off in League One before the season begins – but they can use it to their advantage.
The Blue Toon will start the season at home to recently-relegated Alloa Athletic on July 31, before going on the road to a Falkirk side desperate to challenge for promotion.
The addition of Queen's Park to the league and the financial muscle they will bring increases the competition but McInally reckons Peterhead can punch above their weight.
He said: "People probably see us and Clyde as the teams to go down. We just need to show we're better than that.
"You can use it. I've seen some stuff from our players saying they're looking higher this season and that's fine, but I think I'm a bit more realistic than that. With it being such a tough league, first and foremost we need to make sure we win enough games to stay in it.
"Although last season was shortened, we were only two or three games from being in the top four. There's a happy medium there. We need to learn to draw more games and if we could do it, we'll be OK.
"You look at the standards we set last season in games and they were very good. We beat Falkirk, we beat Airdrie. We know what we can do and hopefully we're stronger this year.
Peterhead midfielder Andrew McCarthy.
"We're an up-and-coming team a bit, which quite excites you. We've got a lot of young legs in our team. It's a good challenge."
The derbies against Cove Rangers are on September 18 and January 2 at Balmoor, with the return games at the Balmoral Stadium on November 13 and March 5.
With the amount of teams with promotion ambitions, the Peterhead boss thinks the pressure will tell on these sides at some stage.
McInally added: "There's nothing you'd ever say 'that's a good tie'. You've got a chance of winning every game you go into.
"I think the pressure is on Alloa a wee bit, because they've brought Barry (Ferguson) in and their chairman will be expecting them to go straight back up again.
Jim McInally
"They'll be well-funded, with a few years of Championship money plus the government grant last year, so I'd imagine they'd have a big budget.
"If we play as we did last year in games, we'll be OK and we'll be a handful for teams. It's a really tough league, probably even tougher this year, but we'll just get on with it.
"You've got Queen's Park, Alloa, Falkirk, Airdrie – they all can't win. At some point there comes a pressure on these teams; you need to try add to that."
Blue Toon


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You don't have to be in Louisiana to partake in the Mardi Gras festivities this year. New York City will be celebrating like the natives of New Orleans with Southern-style music, food and events. Festivities for this year's Fat Tuesday range from themed dinners to Bourbon Street inspired parties. Head over to one of these hotspots after work and enjoy some of the best Mardi Gras events the city has to offer.


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Restaurant Asks Gay Couple Never to Return [NSFW VIDEO, POLL]
Townsquare Staff
KLTV, YouTube
A gay couple had a bad taste in their mouths after eating breakfast in a Pittsburg, Texas restaurant, but it had nothing to do with the food.
Big Earl's Restaurant has come under fire after a waitress told a gay couple, "We don't serve fags here."
The couple – Collin Dewberry and Kelly Williams – had finished eating and were leaving Big Earl's when the waitress, who happens to be the restaurant owner's daughter, made her comments and followed it up with more remarks:
Here at Big Earl's we like for men to act like men and for ladies to act like ladies, so we want you to never return."
Apparently, that's an actual policy at the establishment because it's taped to the front door.
Big Earl's owner, Earl Cheney, says the sign has been there since he opened for business three years ago. However, he claims the men were touching each other's legs and that's what violated the rules.
I didn't go over there to inspect to see what he was rubbing. That's just not appropriate in a family restaurant that has a sign on the front door that we just don't do that here."
Earl also claims he has surveillance video of the couple bothering his daughter, although he won't show it.
Earl says homosexuals can eat at his restaurant, but need to follow the guidelines, noting, "You're welcome to come and eat, but a man act like a man and a woman act like a woman. Dress appropriately and act appropriately when you're in a public place." When asked to be more specific, he said, "That a man's supposed to stand up and be a leader. He's not supposed to be a woman. He's not supposed to come in here in a dress."
The restaurant's Facebook page has generated quite a few comments on the matter, with several people taking either side.
Is the restaurant wrong?


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Whew…didn't think I was going to survive my most recent foray to the Dog Park. My paw-selected fight club member of the day was a very spirited Weimaraner who had a posse of: an Aussie with a new puppy-cut, a chubby yellow Lab, and a chatterbox Spaniel. While the Aussie and Spaniel were content to watch, the chubby yellow Lab like to come in after the Weimaraner took me down and LAY across my Border collie-ness…what a load he was!
This Weimaraner is strong AND fast! FUN!
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Hey Mag! Your kind of weather today…8 degrees and windy….GROAN.
Magic: I am sure that you could outrun them if you really wanted to…..at least you could jump over them! Looks like fun on a day with sunshine……and a wind chill of 30 degrees…..


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In preparation for my Euro Trip coming up, I knew I needed to find a pair of shoes that were not only comfortable, but stylish as a traverse through London and Paris. When I was in Italy a few years ago, I found a great pair of Steve Madden sandals that were comfortable and styish. Yet, seeing as how I'm going in the Fall and not the Summer, I needed to make sure my feet weren't exposed to the cold! In comes these shoes.
They not only are so cute, on trend, and a great color and material, they are also comfortable, and even better, SO inexpensive! Originally $70 I got these bad boys on sale for $19. Yes, seriously, that's how cheap they were. They are still on sale on the Sam Edelman website, which is liked below in the last image, so be sure to check them out before they sell out!


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While not a part of the original "plan" for the day, our Tesla Model 3 gets broken in a little too soon!
It's our 35th wedding anniversary, and it's the first (and likely last time) we'll ever see snow fall on our special day!
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Mrs. Anne Todd Bolton went home to be with the Lord October 29, 2018. She was born March 28, 1932 in Wilmington, NC to Walter M. Todd and Jessie Bonner Todd.
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Carlton "Corky" Bolton. Mrs. Bolton is survived by her daughters: Pam Bolton of Huntersville, NC and Susan Mundell and husband Mark of Yadkinville, NC; son Hayes Bolton and wife Ronda of Ocean Isle Beach, NC; ten grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Bolton lived a full and active life. She was a Girl Scout leader, Cub Scouts Den mother, Sunday School teacher, MYF Leader, Choir Mother, Art Director in Jr. Sorosis, and President of All Thumbs Garden Club in Lumberton. She began her working career after her children were out of school returning to college at UNC Asheville and graduating from there to begin a 15 year teaching career. She taught 7th and 8th grade and was awarded Teacher of the Year in 1997. She was nominated to "Who's Who in American Teaching." After retiring she home schooled three grandchildren through their graduation. Then she was employed at Measurement Inc. in Charlotte for 15 years. During all this time she enjoyed sailing, gardening, crafts, needlework, and most importantly, her family.
Funeral services will be held at 2pm Monday, November 5, 2018 at the First Baptist Church Wilmington, with Pastor David Jones officiating. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Burial will follow at Oakdale Cemetery.
Anne was so sweet to me and my family. I will never forget her helping me car pool my kids and Johnathan and Matthew to school each day. That was so sweet for her and I to share this so our kids did not have to deal with the bus each day. She was a strong Christian women and we will miss her.


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The population of Lebanon comprises Christians and Muslims. No official census has been taken since 1932, reflecting the political sensitivity in Lebanon over confessional (religious) balance. The U.S. Government estimate is that more than two-thirds of the resident population is Muslim (Shi'a, Sunni), or Druze, and the rest is Christian (predominantly Maronite, Greek Orthodox, Greek Catholic, and Armenian).
Shi'a Muslims make up the single largest sect. Claims since the early 1970s by Muslims that they are in the majority contributed to tensions preceding the 1975-90 civil war and have been the basis of demands for a more powerful Muslim voice in the government.
While 380,000 Palestinian refugees have registered in Lebanon with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) since 1948, estimates of those remaining range between 160,000-225,000. They are not accorded the legal rights enjoyed by the rest of the population.
Annual growth rate (est): 1.4%.
Ethnic groups: Arab 93%, Armenian 6%.
Education: Years compulsory--8. Attendance--99%. Literacy--88.4%.
Health: Infant mortality rate--26/1,000 (2003). Life expectancy--male, 71 yrs; female 71.9 yrs.
Work force (950,000 excluding foreign labor, 1999): Industry, commerce, services--70%; agriculture--20%; government--10%.


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The next Renner Academy will be conducted the week of June 9 – June 14, 2019 in Scottsdale, Arizona. For additional questions about the program, email us at renner@rennerusa.com, or phone our office at 480-575-1700 to enroll.
The week long technical school is a very comprehensive course designed for beginning, intermediate, and advanced level piano technicians who want to expand and perfect their knowledge in all areas of grand piano action replacement, repair, regulation, advanced hammer selection, preparation, voicing, back action replacement, and damper regulation.The class is limited to 15 students in order to provide personalized, hands-on, experience with each student able to work with their own piano action.Students are also trained to operate the various jigs and machinery in the Renner USA technical shop which are used to prepare hammerheads and action components for installation.
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Iran closes businesses, curtails travel amid virus surge
By NASSER KARIMINovember 21, 2020 GMT
Vehicles drive in an empty street by Iran's main business and trade hub, in Tehran, Satuday, Nov. 21, 2020. Iran on Saturday shuttered businesses and curtailed travel between its major cities, including the capital of Tehran, as it grapples with the worst outbreak of the coronavirus in the Mideast region. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran on Saturday shuttered businesses and curtailed travel between its major cities, including the capital of Tehran, as it grapples with the worst outbreak of the coronavirus in the Mideast region.
Top Iranian officials initially downplayed the risks posed by the virus outbreak, before recently urging the public to follow measures like wearing masks and avoiding unessential travel.
Iran has recorded daily death tolls of above 430 over the past five days. The Iranian Health Ministry said on Saturday that the total number of confirmed cases has risen to above 840,000.
The new lockdown measures, which include shuttering most businesses, shops, malls, and restaurants, include Iran's largest cities of Mashhad, Isfahan, and Shiraz. Iranian authorities have designated the nearly 160 towns and cities affected as hot spots because these urban centers have the highest daily per capita positive coronavirus test results.
On Saturday, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in a televised speech urged people to follow the measures to help "lessen the death toll." He added that the government plans to supply cash subsidies to Iran's 30 million poorest people for four months to help them to manage the economic fallout from the new outbreak.
The latest round of restrictions to stem the outbreak came as a spat among top Iranian health officials led to the resignation of at least two officials.
Iranian newspapers said Saturday that the deputy health minister in charge of research, Reza Malekzadeh, resigned from his post in reaction to recent remarks by the Minister of Health Saeed Namaki, who said government-led research projects were not successfully addressing the current needs of the ministry.
In reply, Malekzadeh in his resignation letter criticized government's mismanagement of the virus outbreak as leading to a "large number of human deaths."
Iranian news websites also said that Ali Nobakht, an advisor to the health minister, resigned over similar reasons, without providing further details.
In Tehran, the head of the city's chamber of commerce, Qassem Nodeh, said that the restrictions will lead to the closure of 70% of business in the capital and its surrounding areas.
Manoochehr Nassiri, who runs a lighting shop in Tehran's Grand Bazaar, complained about the closures.
"We shop owners don't know what to do, considering the economic situation of the country," he said standing outside his shuttered store.
The closures are set to last two weeks but can be automatically extended.
Beginning on Saturday, government offices that provide essential public services —including banks, post offices, communications and utilities services —will continue their work with half of the regular number of staff. All other government offices will continue working with one third of their staff.
All schools in the capital will also be closed and required to switch to virtual instruction by Internet. Authorities will also close shrines in Tehran and cancel mass prayers in mosques, though it was not immediately clear if the same restrictions would apply in other cities, including the holy city of Mashhad.
Any travel between the affected cities by private car is also suspended. Public transportation will be available but the use of private cars is banned between 9 p.m. to 4 a.m.
People who have tested positive for the virus are required to stay at home and can face a roughly $8 cash fine if they appear in public.
Media organizations, construction jobs, agriculture, heavy industry, and services for the elderly and assisted living are largely exempt from the closures.
Iran has avoided the full lockdowns seen in other countries as it struggles to keep its faltering economy alive in the face of crushing U.S. sanctions. President Donald Trump re-imposed sweeping sanctions on the country after withdrawing from Iran's nuclear deal with world powers in 2018.


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Tottenham Hotspur Match Reports
Manchester United vs. Tottenham: final score 1-0, late Martial strike sinks Spurs
A defensive derp led to a late goal and a disappointing loss for Tottenham.
By Dustin George-Miller@dustingm Oct 28, 2017, 2:27pm BST
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Tottenham Hotspur went to Old Trafford to take on Manchester United without their best player in Harry Kane, and for much of the match it was honors even. However, Anthony Martial came off the bench to fire an 83rd minute winner past Hugo Lloris and giving the three points to the Reds.
Although they were without Kane, who missed the match with a slight hamstring strain, Tottenham started in their usual back three formation. However, that formation was minus Davinson Sanchez, who started the match on the bench. Spurs began with Eric Dier between Jan Vertonghen and Toby Alderweireld, and a midfield of Harry Winks, Moussa Sissoko and Christian Eriksen in the middle. Serge Aurier and Ben Davies were the wing backs, and Son Heung-Min and Dele Alli were up top.
The early action in the first half was mostly in United's favor. Mourinho's men smothered midfield and tried to disrupt Spurs' passing lanes while hitting long balls towards Romelu Lukaku. Spurs found life difficult in the opening 10 minutes or so as United kept them from pushing forward centrally.
United frequently tried to find Lukaku with long balls from deep, and succeeded on a few occasions, forcing solid tackles from Toby Alderweireld and Eric Dier.
Lukaku had the first opportunity for United just two minutes into the game, putting a square ball across goal to an open Marcus Rashford, but Hugo Lloris was there to smother the cross.
A few minutes later, Rashford had a bouncing free kick from outside the box that tested Lloris as well, but Hugo was there to parry the shot away. Hugo also got a hand to the ball on the ensuing corner but was able to keep trouble at bay.
Tottenham settled into the match after the opening minutes and started enjoying more possession as the half went on. Spurs' first half chances were few and far between, and you'd expect the expected goals for that half would be low. One of the better ones came midway through the half after a defensive gaffe from United. Phil Jones bumped into David De Gea, who spilled the ball right in front of goal. Moussa Sissoko found himself open with a wide open net but he skied it, Roman Pavlyuchenko-style, over the bar.
Eric Dier also had a volley off of a Spurs corner that stretched De Gea slightly, but for the most part it was honors even. The most eventful moment came after Dele Alli squared up to Ashley Young in midfield; both players got a stern talking to from official Jon Moss.
The first half ended scoreless.
The second half began with more of the same, as both sides declined to make any substitutions at the break.
United had the bulk of the early chances in the opening part of the half. Ashley Young flashed a shot across the face of goal in the 50th minute, but Hugo was there to collect.
Then, a scary moment for Spurs four minutes later as Lloris spilled a routine save, but Ben Davies was there to hack the ball away. In the ensuing possession, the ball fell to Lukaku in front of Spurs' goal but he whiffed on the chance and Spurs were able to scramble the ball clear.
Pochettino decided to roll the dice in the 60th minute, making a rare double substitution. Fernando Llorente and Mousa Dembele came in, replacing Son Heung-Min and Moussa Sissoko.
There were few chances for either side, but United had the bulk of them. Antonio Valencia had a rocket of a shot from the top of Spurs' box that went just over the bar. Minutes later, Lukaku put another ball across the face of goal, but a diving Lloris got a hand to the ball to tip it away.
Spurs' best chance came in the 78th minute. Christian Eriksen floated a ball over United's defense to an onrushing Dele Alli. He got a boot to the ball, but his poked shot drifted just wide of the post.
Ten minutes before time, Lukaku had his best opportunity of the match, but his powerful header from a Jesse Lingard cross careened off the post and out.
It looked for a while like Spurs were going to earn a deserved result at Old Trafford, until United's breakthrough came in the 81st minute off of a goal kick. Anthony Martial, a late substitute for Marcus Rashford, got the ball from a Lukaku flick, beat Eric Dier who was caught ball watching and was able to poke the ball past Lloris to put United up.
United nearly got a second just before time, with Spurs pushed up high on a corner. Lingard was one on one with Lloris, but he fluffed his chance and put the ball high.
United brought on Matteo Darmian in stoppage time to see of the match, and it was enough as the game ended 1-0 to the home side.
This might have been Mourinho's United, but they weren't trying to sit deep and absorb pressure. United were coming out and trying to attack through Lukaku and Rashford early and stretching Spurs' defense.
Did you see that big s—t-eating grin on Dele's face when he was squaring up with Ashley Young? He was loving every second of it. Isn't he just the best?
United did a very good job of nullifying Spurs' wingbacks and forcing Spurs to play through the middle. Harry Winks had a good match, but for a lot of the game they couldn't provide that creative spark to beat United's defense.
The addition of Moose tipped the balance of the midfield towards Tottenham's favor in the second half. Spurs started to assert themselves a little more, and it was noticeable.
United's goal came from Spurs just switching off the slightest bit defensively, which is unfortunate considering Spurs' center backs had a very good match overall. You can't say that the goal wasn't coming, though — United were pushing for the go-ahead in the minutes leading up to Martial's strike.
Moussa Sissoko was shocking today. Serge Aurier was pretty not great too.
Would Kane have made a difference? Probably. He's the kind of player that can turn half chances into chances. We missed him out there. Llorente and Son just can't recreate what Kane gives us.
A disappointing loss. A draw would've been plenty fair. Let's hope Kane is healthy for Madrid on Wednesday — I don't want to think about a three-match losing streak.


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Few short scenes from a video I made for @PasadenaSydney - Lovett Bay, Scotland Island and The Basin are surrounded by turquoise waterways. • If you looking for a beach all to yourself the neighbouring Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park has some incredible bush walks that lead to secluded beaches.
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The Siskel Film Center begins a month-long Stanley Kubrick retrospective tonight with a screening of his 1955 film Killer's Kiss. Over the course of July, moviegoers will have a chance to see such classics as The Killing, Spartacus, Paths of Glory, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Barry Lyndon, The Shining, and even Steven Spielberg's AI: Artificial Intelligence, which was a project Kubrick was working on at the time of his death. Looks like it'll be another banner month at the Film Center.


Support the Radical Grace Kickstarter fundraising campaign to finish this film! Any amount helps and we've got fun, faith-filled, feminist rewards for donors!
Above, watch Sister Chris and the FutureChurch pilgrims draw inspiration from the courage and conviction of Saints Perpetua and Felicity. They were executed for refusing to renounce their Christianity. Regardless of faith, we can all learn something from these brave women who refused to deny who they where.


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Q: I'm deploying a slack-bolt application on Heroku(Procfile: web: gunicorn app:app), but I get these errors T18:20:08.600598+00:00 app[api]: Deploy ff14e74f by user **************
2020-11-29T18:20:09.097535+00:00 heroku[web.1]: State changed from crashed to starting
2020-11-29T18:20:12.106699+00:00 heroku[web.1]: Starting process with command `gunicorn app:app`
2020-11-29T18:20:15.362809+00:00 app[web.1]: [2020-11-29 18:20:15 +0000] [4] [INFO] Starting gunicorn 20.0.4
2020-11-29T18:20:15.363321+00:00 app[web.1]: [2020-11-29 18:20:15 +0000] [4] [INFO] Listening at: http://0.0.0.0:37714 (4)
2020-11-29T18:20:15.363414+00:00 app[web.1]: [2020-11-29 18:20:15 +0000] [4] [INFO] Using worker: sync
2020-11-29T18:20:15.367200+00:00 app[web.1]: [2020-11-29 18:20:15 +0000] [10] [INFO] Booting worker with pid: 10
2020-11-29T18:20:15.450179+00:00 app[web.1]: [2020-11-29 18:20:15 +0000] [11] [INFO] Booting worker with pid: 11
2020-11-29T18:20:15.563377+00:00 app[web.1]: /app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/slack/deprecation.py:16: UserWarning: slack package is deprecated. Please use slack_sdk.web/webhook/rtm package instead. For more info, go to https://slack.dev/python-slack-sdk/v3-migration/
2020-11-29T18:20:15.563379+00:00 app[web.1]:   warnings.warn(message)
2020-11-29T18:20:15.990414+00:00 app[web.1]: As you gave `installation_store`/`authorize` as well, `token` will be unused.
2020-11-29T18:20:15.991432+00:00 app[web.1]: Application object must be callable.
2020-11-29T18:20:15.993433+00:00 app[web.1]: [2020-11-29 18:20:15 +0000] [10] [INFO] Worker exiting (pid: 10)
2020-11-29T18:20:16.084355+00:00 app[web.1]: As you gave `installation_store`/`authorize` as well, `token` will be unused.
2020-11-29T18:20:16.085398+00:00 app[web.1]: Application object must be callable.
2020-11-29T18:20:16.087102+00:00 app[web.1]: [2020-11-29 18:20:16 +0000] [11] [INFO] Worker exiting (pid: 11)
2020-11-29T18:20:16.159486+00:00 app[web.1]: Traceback (most recent call last):
2020-11-29T18:20:16.159493+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/arbiter.py", line 209, in run
2020-11-29T18:20:16.159811+00:00 app[web.1]:     self.sleep()
2020-11-29T18:20:16.159813+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/arbiter.py", line 357, in sleep
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160060+00:00 app[web.1]:     ready = select.select([self.PIPE[0]], [], [], 1.0)
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160061+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/arbiter.py", line 242, in handle_chld
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160244+00:00 app[web.1]:     self.reap_workers()
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160245+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/arbiter.py", line 528, in reap_workers
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160470+00:00 app[web.1]:     raise HaltServer(reason, self.APP_LOAD_ERROR)
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160501+00:00 app[web.1]: gunicorn.errors.HaltServer: <HaltServer 'App failed to load.' 4>
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160502+00:00 app[web.1]:
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160502+00:00 app[web.1]: During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160503+00:00 app[web.1]:
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160506+00:00 app[web.1]: Traceback (most recent call last):
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160506+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/bin/gunicorn", line 8, in <module>
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160616+00:00 app[web.1]:     sys.exit(run())
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160616+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/app/wsgiapp.py", line 58, in run
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160733+00:00 app[web.1]:     WSGIApplication("%(prog)s [OPTIONS] [APP_MODULE]").run()
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160734+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/app/base.py", line 228, in run
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160888+00:00 app[web.1]:     super().run()
2020-11-29T18:20:16.160889+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/app/base.py", line 72, in run
2020-11-29T18:20:16.161004+00:00 app[web.1]:     Arbiter(self).run()
2020-11-29T18:20:16.161005+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/arbiter.py", line 229, in run
2020-11-29T18:20:16.161173+00:00 app[web.1]:     self.halt(reason=inst.reason, exit_status=inst.exit_status)
2020-11-29T18:20:16.161174+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/arbiter.py", line 342, in halt
2020-11-29T18:20:16.161380+00:00 app[web.1]:     self.stop()
2020-11-29T18:20:16.161380+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/arbiter.py", line 393, in stop
2020-11-29T18:20:16.161600+00:00 app[web.1]:     time.sleep(0.1)
2020-11-29T18:20:16.161608+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/arbiter.py", line 242, in handle_chld
2020-11-29T18:20:16.161765+00:00 app[web.1]:     self.reap_workers()
2020-11-29T18:20:16.161769+00:00 app[web.1]:   File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python3.6/site-packages/gunicorn/arbiter.py", line 528, in reap_workers
2020-11-29T18:20:16.162094+00:00 app[web.1]:     raise HaltServer(reason, self.APP_LOAD_ERROR)
2020-11-29T18:20:16.162095+00:00 app[web.1]: gunicorn.errors.HaltServer: <HaltServer 'App failed to load.' 4>
2020-11-29T18:20:16.226619+00:00 heroku[web.1]: Process exited with status 1
2020-11-29T18:20:16.272704+00:00 heroku[web.1]: State changed from starting to crashed
2020-11-29T18:20:17.000000+00:00 app[api]: Build succeeded

Do you have any clue how to solve this error? Do I have to change the Proc file?
I tried to boot the server using ngrok but it seems that there's already a process running in my system but I cannot figure out its ID.
This question is for a friend, so this is all I know. Looking forward to your help!

A: for Bolt, you'll still need to point gunicorn to your flask_app (Flask() instance) so on the command line try app:flask_app or whatever you named the variable.


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