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After win, Trump may not deliver on some campaign promises
By Jose A. DelReal Washington Post,November 11, 2016, 8:46 p.m.
President-elect Donald Trump.(AFP/Getty Images)
President-elect Donald Trump and key advisers in recent days have backed away from some of the most sweeping pledges that the Republican candidate made on the campaign trail, suggesting that his administration may not deliver on promises that were important to his most fervent supporters.
Trump built his campaign message around bold vows to, among other things, force Mexico to pay for a massive border wall, fully repeal the Affordable Care Act and ban Muslims from entering the United States. But in the days since his upset election victory, he or his advisers have suggested that those proposals and others may be subject to revision.
On President Barack Obama's health-care law, for example, Trump said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal Friday that he would like to keep some parts of the law intact and may seek to amend the statute rather than repeal it. Trump said he came to the conclusion after Obama, during Trump's Oval Office meeting Thursday, suggested areas of the law that should be preserved.
Trump suggested provisions that prevent insurers from refusing coverage for preexisting conditions and which allow children to stay on their parents' health plans until age 26 should stay. ''I like those very much,'' he said.
In the same interview, Trump also avoided answering whether he would follow through on a campaign vow to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state. ''It's not something I've given a lot of thought, because I want to solve health care, jobs, border control, tax reform,'' he said.
That ambivalent tone is a far cry from Trump's sweeping rhetoric on the campaign trail, where he repeatedly vowed to repeal and replace the ACA and led crowds in chants of ''Lock her up!'' in reference to Clinton. His lack of clarity on these and other issues has added more uncertainty to an already chaotic presidential transition, as he scrambles to build a team.
There is also no guarantee that Trump will not return to his previous positions. In August, he appeared to consider softening his proposal to deport millions of illegal immigrants en masse, only to give a rousing speech retaining his hard-line stance.
With little clarity from Trump himself, some of his surrogates and advisers have given a mixed view of what Trump will hope to accomplish in his first 100 days in office, discounting some of his most well-known proposals.
Former House speaker Newt Gingrich, a Trump adviser, cast doubt this week on whether the new president would seek to have Mexico fund Trump's proposed border wall - a pledge that inspired regular chants of ''Build that wall!'' during campaign rallies.
''He'll spend a lot of time controlling the border. He may not spend very much time trying to get Mexico to pay for it, but it was a great campaign device,'' Gingrich said Thursday during a conference call sponsored by Dentons, a global law firm.
Former New York City mayor Rudolph Giuliani, a close adviser to Trump, sounded certain that the wall would be built - but was far from clear about the timeline. He said during an interview on CNN Thursday that he believes Trump should prioritize tax reform in his first 100 days rather than issues like building the border wall.
''The wall is going to take a while,'' Giuliani said. ''Absolutely he's going to build it; it's a campaign promise. He's not going to break a campaign promise.''
On deportations, the campaign has yet to detail how many undocumented immigrants might be targeted for immediate removal by the Trump administration. The number could range anywhere from 1 million to 6 million, according to various priorities Trump outlined over time throughout the campaign. During the GOP primaries, he repeatedly said that all of the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants would have to leave.
Other proposals also carry constitutional and ethical implications. After calling for a ''total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States'' in 2015, Trump recast the idea this year as encompassing countries that have been ''compromised by terrorism.''
He has not been clear about what is on the table now that he will be the president. After exiting a meeting with Republican leaders Thursday on Capitol Hill, Trump was asked by reporters to list his top three priorities after taking office. He mentioned securing the border, health-care reform and job creation.
''Will you ask Congress to ban all Muslims from entering the country?'' a reporter asked. Trump appeared to hear the question before thanking everybody and walking away.
Trump said during the campaign that he would reinstate the use of waterboarding against terrorism suspects - a practice that Congress made illegal after its use during the George W. Bush administration. But former House Intelligence Committee chairman Mike Rogers, R-Michigan, said this week that Trump's waterboarding remarks were just ''campaign talk,'' according to CNN.
The future president, who ran on an anti-establishment message, also faces pressure to accede to conservative orthodoxies that run counter to promises he made on the campaign trail. Speaking about the months ahead, House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin, signaled this week that he would consider cutting Medicare, arguing that the program ''is going broke'' and would need to be reformed at the same time Republicans repeal Obamacare.
That, however, would contradict Trump's vows not to touch entitlement programs. Ryan has proposed turning Medicare into a ''premium support'' model, which would involve doling out federal subsidies for private insurance rather than the current single-payer model.
On international trade, it remains unclear whether Trump will follow through on his recommendations for punitive tariffs against China. Trump made a point throughout his campaign of trashing the Chinese for devaluing their currency, and said on occasion that he would put a tax on goods from China as a retaliation. ''The tax should be 45 percent,'' he told the New York Times in January, a figure he used on several occasions.
But senior policy adviser Wilbur Ross, who has consulted with Trump on his first 100 days, sought to walk back those campaign claims during an interview this week with Yahoo Finance, denying that Trump had made the suggestion.
''He's been misquoted about the 45 percent on China. Everybody says, 'Oh, he's going to slap 45 percent tariff on everything out of China.' That's not what he said, and it's not what he intends,'' Ross said. ''What he actually said was if it turns out that the Chinese yuan is 45 percent overvalued, or as much as 45, and if they won't negotiate with us, then it may become necessary as a negotiating measure to threaten them with as much as a 45 percent tariff.''
Trump has railed against the Iranian nuclear deal, promising to undo and renegotiate the agreement as it currently stands. In October, Vice President-elect Mike Pence said a Trump administration would ''rip up the Iran deal.''
But Trump's advisers have been vaguer on the topic this week.
'' 'Ripping up' is maybe a too strong of word. He's gonna take that agreement, it's been done before in international context, and then review it,'' Trump adviser Walid Phares told the BBC Thursday. ''He will take the agreement, review it, send it to Congress, demand from Iranians to restore few issues or change few issues. And there will be a discussion; it could be a tense discussion.''
''But the agreement as is right now . . . is not going to be accepted by a Trump administration,'' Phares said.
Trump indicated this year that he would move the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, which his campaign said in a statement was ''the eternal capital of the Jewish People'' that must be recognized ''as the undivided capital of the state of Israel.''
Phares hedged during the BBC interview and said that Trump had committed to doing it only ''through consensus.'' Palestinian leaders would not support such a plan.
But Trump adviser David Friedman told the Jerusalem Post on Wednesday, ''It was a campaign promise, and there is every intention to keep it.''


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The Baltic Sea areas of what is now called Latvia were first settled in 3000 BC, and over centuries of time trade routes developed across parts of Europe, and beyond.
During Medieval times this land (including southern Estonia) was called Livonia. In 1201, at the request of Pope Innocent III, German crusaders (knights) conquered large parts of it and founded Riga.
In the late 13th century the Hanseatic League emerged. It was an economic alliance of cities that dominated trade along the coast of Northern Europe, and the merchant-dominated city of Riga became an important member.
Rome's appointed bishops here were continually charged with expanding the influence of the Catholic church and to protect its interest. Conflicts with German knights who still controlled large portions of the land (apart from the church) continued on into the 16th century.
In the mid-16th century, Lithuania, Poland and Russia (all looking for more land) fought the Livonian War. In the end, Livonia (Latvia) fell under Polish and Lithuanian rule.
Poland, Lithuania, Sweden and Russia continued their efforts to control the Baltic lands, and in 1611, after the Polish-Swedish War, parts of Livonia (Latvia) fell under Swedish control.
Russia had long-contested Swedish influence over this land along the Baltic Sea, and from 1700-1721 the Great Northern War raged. In the end Russia was the victor and Latvia, as well as Estonia were now in Russian hands.
The result was a human tragedy for Latvia. The Emperor of Russia's forces quickly destroyed Latvian resources (including food) and a widespread famine soon caused a substantial loss of human life, estimated to be 40% (or more) of the population.
Conditions remained all but unbearable for the workers (peasants) in Latvia on into the early 19th century, but by then, the social structure began to change (albeit slowly) and some basic capitalist freedoms returned.
It was then that nationalism surfaced for the first time, and Latvians began to envision more personal freedoms, and maybe, just maybe, an independent (separate) nation would be possible for them.
In the early 20th century, that Latvian desire for independence was a front-burner issue across the country, and it exploded into a fever during the 1905 Russian Revolution, when a wave of mass political and social unrest spread across the Russian Empire.
Then in 1914, World War I raised its ugly, destructive head across Europe. The war devastated the Baltic countries, but in the end some major participants were politically defeated and ceased to exist; including the German and Russian imperial powers.
For Latvia, this proved an opportunity not to be missed and it proclaimed the independence of their new country in the capital city of Riga on November 18, 1918.
Soon the established map of Europe would be completely redrawn, as a number of smaller states had now surfaced. The League of Nations was formed whose principal mission was to maintain world peace, especially across Europe. The success of their mission would be short-lived.
In 1939, the German-Soviet powerbase (Stalin and Hitler) in an effort to control the European continent, signed a secret agreement that literally divided eastern Europe, and the Soviets had their greedy eye once again on Latvia, as well as Estonia.


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In 1926 17-year-old Benny Goodman plays in his first recording session. He played clarinet with the Ben Pollack Orchestra on "Downtown Shuffle."
In 1950 "Frosty The Snowman" by Gene Autry debuts on the charts.
In 1957 "At The Hop" by Danny & The Juniors enters the U.S. top 40 chart.
In 1964 The John Coltrane Quartet records the jazz classic "Love Supreme."
In 1964 Paul McCartney is quoted by British newspapers about his plans to marry Jane Asher, although Paul said nothing was imminent.
In 1965 TV's "Shindig" airs part 2 of its visit to London with performances from Manfred Mann, the Yardbirds and the Who.
In 1967 The Doors' Jim Morrison is arrested during a concert in New Haven, CT, for disturbing the peace and resisting arrest.
In 1967 "Chain Of Fools" by Aretha Franklin and "Nobody But Me" by the Human Beinz both enter the U.S. top 40 chart.
In 1968 The special "TCB (Takin' Care of Business)" with the Supremes and the Temptations airs on NBC-TV.
In 1968 Newsweek reports that the Beatles' double disc "White Album" had sold 1.1 million copies in it's first 5 days, despite a record high $11.58 list price.
In 1970 The Moody Blues' album "In Search Of The Lost Chord" and the 5th Dimension's single "One Less Bell To Answer" are both certified gold.
In 1971 Pete Townshend appears on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.
In 1971 Carole King's "Music" album goes gold.
In 1972 The Who debut the rock opera "Tommy" in London. Cast members included Rod Stewart, Steve Winwood and Peter Sellers.
In 1972 "Crocodile Rock" by Elton John enters the U.S. top 40 chart.
In 1972 "I Am Woman" by Helen Reddy is #1 on the U.S. top 40 chart.
In 1972 "Seventh Sojourn" by the Moody Blues hits #1 on the U.S. albums chart and stayed there 5 weeks.
In 1974 John Lennon shows up in the "Monday Night Football" booth to talk sports with Frank Gifford & Howard Cosell.
In 1978 John Belushi & Dan Aykroyd record "Soul Man" and release it under the name the Blues Brothers.
In 1978 "Le Freak" by Chic hits #1 on the U.S. top 40 chart and stayed there for 5 weeks.
In 1982 Bette Midler appears on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.
In 1984 The Jackson's "Victory" tour ends in Los Angeles at Dodger Stadium.
In 1984 Larry Gatlin checks into an Orange County, CA, clinic for cocaine dependency.
In 1987 NARAS bestows its Lifetime Achievement honors upon B.B. King, Roy Acuff, Ray Charles, Benny Carter, Fats Domino and Isaac Stern.
In 1988 Michael Jackson returns to Tokyo by popular demand for a second round of his "Bad" tour.
In 1989 Garth Brooks has his first #1 hit on the Country charts with "If Tomorrow Never Comes."
In 1989 "We Didn't Start The Fire" by Billy Joel hits #1 on the U.S. top 40 chart and stayed there for 2 weeks.
In 1991 After a lengthy legal battle, the late Bob Marley's $11.5 million estate is awarded to his wife Rita and her children.
In 1991 George Harrison sues The Globe for portraying him as a Nazi supporter.
In 1992 Bassist Bill Wyman announces he is leaving the Rolling Stones.
In 1993 LaToya Jackson tells an Israeli news conference that her brother, Michael, did indeed molest young boys.
In 1993 A video duet featuring Frank Sinatra and U2's Bono singing "I've Got You Under My Skin" debuts.
In 1995 "The Beatles Anthology I" debuts at #1 on Billboard's albums chart and stayed there for 3 weeks. It was the group's 16th #1 album, and set the mark for the longest time span for a run of #1 albums in the rock era.
In 1996 Rod Stewart's album "Absolutely Live" is certified gold.
In 1997 Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall have their fourth child. Gabriel Luke Beauregard Jagger is born in London while Mick's on a U.S. tour.
In 1997 Korn's album "Life Is Peachy" is certified platinum.
In 1998 Bruce Springsteen's album "Tracks" goes gold and platinum, while Shania Twain's CD "Come On Over" is certified platinum for the seventh time.
In 1999 The albums "...Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears and "Millennium" by the Backstreet Boys goes platinum for the 10th time.
In 2002 Ashanti takes home a leading eight awards at the 2002 Billboard Music Awards, including R&B/hip-hop Artist of the Year.
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Welcome to GET Food, an online food ordering system that allows you to order meals from your phone or computer and schedule a convenient pick-up time.
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Good ole Jack Daniels. Perhaps the most recognizable whiskey brand in the world apart from Cutty Sark (just kidding), it also is the top selling American whiskey on Earth. Whether or not you enjoy the brand one cannot deny it is at least an interesting one.
Jack Daniels is technically a Tennessee whiskey. From milling to mashing to fermentation to distillation, it is no different than its cousin, bourbon. However, the designation "Bourbon" becomes illegal with what happens next, namely, the Lincoln County Process. Distillate from the still is poured into the top of a tall column filled with charred sugar maple wood. As it trickles down, apart from the unique flavor imparted to the distillate, the charred wood also filters out some harsh congeners found in new make thus smoothing it out. The spirit is then barreled and transported to the warehouses to age for about 4 years before it is bottled. If you ever wondered why JD is a bit sooty, now you know.
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Vienna-based paysafecard group continues its expansion. After the launch of paysafecard in Croatia in September, Hungary is yet another market in close proximity to Austria where the prepaid solution for the Internet has been long awaited.
With the launch of paysafecard in Hungary, this type of e-money - which is specially used for the purchase of digital goods across the world - is now available in one of Central Europe's most important markets.
Michael Mueller, CEO of paysafecard group, about the latest expansion: "We look into every detail before we enter a new market. Hungary is a rapidly growing e-commerce market. The potential for alternative means of payment is huge, because the credit card penetration is extremely low. We have high expectations, and the prospects are very encouraging."
The e-money product paysafecard is issued via an e-money license held by a subsidiary of paysafecard group, the Prepaid Services Company Ltd. The license is valid across the EU.


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Selena Gomez Reportedly Trademarked Her Name to Create Her Own Beauty Brand, and I'm SO Ready
Selena Gomez Launching a Beauty Line
14 August, 2019 by Chanel Vargas
Selena Gomez might just be on her way to becoming our new favourite beauty mogul. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office revealed that the actress and musician filed a trademark for "Selena Gomez," via her production company July Moon Productions, on July 11 for several beauty products, according to Womens Wear Daily. The products include "fragrances, cosmetics, skin-care preparations, hair-care preparations, soaps, moisturisers and essential oils," all the makings of a beauty brand. Gomez herself has yet to comment on whether the beauty line is official, but our fingers are definitely crossed.
In 2011, Gomez launched her own perfume crowdsourced by fans to determine the scent profile. Beyond the beauty world, Gomez has also collaborated with Coach on a line of handbags and accessories, as well as a ready-to-wear collection. She also came out with her own juniors collection called Dream Out Loud at Kmart back in 2010, and released a line of clothing, shoes, and accessories with Puma in 2018.
Back in May, Gomez also added a few pieces to her friend Theresa Mingus's swimwear line, Krahs Swim. She contributed a plunging top, high-waisted bottoms with a belt, and a zip-up one-piece, all designed with her personal swimwear preferences in mind. "I had a kidney transplant, and I like bathing suits that cover where that's been and make me feel comfortable," Gomez said of the fiery-red pieces. Given that she has so much experience, we can only hope we have more of Gomez's fashion and beauty projects to look forward to soon.
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The set also includes a 140 page hand-bound b&w laser-printed manual: a skill-building guide to bookbinding techniques, tools, and materials with a glossary and an extensive bibliography (many of the resources available online). Chapters on tools and supplies, ergonomics, signature preparation, endsheets, sewing and working with case-weight papers precede complete instructions for crafting ten different paper binding structures. Each process is illustrated with numerous b&w photographs and diagrams. The instructions for each structure are also provided as PDFs on digital media for classroom distribution.
Each model approximately 6.5 x 4.5", manual 9 x 6"
For centuries paper has served as a quick, elegant, and economical covering material for books. These models and accompanying instructions will introduce beginners to the basic tools, techniques and materials of bookbinding. Experienced practitioners will discover how features from multiple bindings can be combined to create a new, custom structure to meet the requirements of any project. All of these structures can be made in a sparsely-equipped studio with minimal specialized tools or equipment.
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Michigan State Gazette, July, 1907, page 1:
Michigan State Telephone Company to Have New Manager __________
James F. Land Resigns After Over Thirty Years of Service and Will Be Succeeded by B. W. Trafford
Mr. James F. Land, who started his business career as night operator at Saginaw, nearly thirty years ago and who, during that period has worked up, by dint of hard work and ability, to the position of general manager of the Michigan State Telephone Company, resigned on July 8 to take up the management of the Michigan Tellevent Company, of which company he is the founder and largest stockholder. The Michigan Tellevent Company has a contract with the Michigan State Telephone Company for use of plant, by which means the former will supply a long distance news amusement service to any of the telephone subscribers for a stipulated annual rental. Mr. Land has been working on the development of this service for considerable over a year and has at last brought it to a point where, in the opinion of all concerned, it is as perfect commercially as the present state of the telephone art will permit. It is expected that the company will be in full operation within the next thirty days.
Mr. Land's idea of the tellevent originated over two years ago, when he happened to read a description of the "Telefon Hirmando," or Telephone Newspaper of Buda Pesth, Hungary. For nearly ten years this enterprise has been in operation and has not only been extremely profitable to the shareholders, but has been popular to a high degree with the people. Two of the greatest difficulties which the foreign company has labored under have been overcome by Mr. Land. These difficulties lay in the inefficiency of the transmitter used and the necessity for a separate wire plant. Mr. Land has secured for the Tellevent company a transmitter which is so sensitive that, with sufficient battery, it is possible to hear the faint sound caused by the pulsation of the human heart at a distance of a mile or more. The necessity for separate wire plant has been done away with by an original invention of Mr. Land's in the nature of a relay install in the telephone exchange which operates to connect the subscriber's regular telephone line with the tellevent circuit by the "A" operator without increasing her work to any appreciable extent. The principal feature of this invention is the fact that in the event of a subscriber being called while listening to the tellevent the tellevent is automatically disconnected until his telephone conversation is completed. when it can again be connected with the tellevent circuit.
The Tellevent Company has opened a fine suite of offices on Rowland street, where Mr. Land will have his headquarters. The entire operating force of the Telephone company wish him the greatest possible success in his new field.
At a meeting of the board of directors held on July 9, Mr. Bernard W. Trafford, general manager of the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone company, which operates the Bell system in Baltimore, Washington and vicinity, was appointed general manager to succeed Mr. Land. Mr. Trafford, although a young man, has had a wide experience in telephone work. After graduating from Harvard university in 1893, he entered the service of the American Bell Telephone company in Boston and spent several years in thoroughly grounding himself in all branches of telephone work under the tutelage of the Bell company's experts and engineers. He not only acquired a knowledge of the theoretical work, but took an active part in the practical end of the business, both in the construction and equipment departments.
He then decided to take up the commercial end of the business and soon secured the appointment as general contract agent of the Bell Telephone Company, of Philadelphia. which position he held for several years, until he was appointed general manager of the Chesapeake & Potomac company.
Mr. Trafford is at present in Europe on a vacation, but will return the latter part of August and assume the duties of his new position about September 1st.
JAMES F. LAND
It is with deep regret that we are forced to announce this month the resignation of Mr. James F. Land, who has decided to give his entire time to the Michigan Tellevent Co.
Mr. Land is perhaps the most widely known of all the general officials of the Company, his period of service covering nearly thirty years. He has seen the Michigan Telephone Co. operated under three different corporation names and has passed through four general reorganizations. His name has been connected with nearly every department of the Company and his contributions to the mechanical and electrical departments in the earlier days did much to revolutionize the operation of the business.
While all employees of the Company deeply regret Mr. Land's decision to sever his connection with the Company, all join in wishing him the greatest possible success in his new field.
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Harvest pomegranates when a metallic sound occurs when you tap on the fruit.
The pomegranate (Punica granatum) is an evergreen shrub or tree native to India and Iran. It produces stunning blooms in shades of red and orange and leathery skinned fruit in an unusual shape. It grows in U.S. Department of Agriculture hardiness zones 7 through 10 but can be grown in greenhouses where not hardy. This versatile plant has various uses, including home orchards, topiary and hedges.
Before you can grow your pomegranate, you must first choose the cultivar that will work best for your situation. Some cultivars of pomegranates are grown as fruit trees, while others are used as an ornamental bush for landscapes and gardens. For example, the "Chico" cultivar is a dwarf, compact pomegranate shrub that grows in grows between 2 and 5 feet high. The "State Fair" variety is a larger shrub -- growing up to 15 feet high -- that produces the unusually shaped fruit people come to expect from the pomegranate plant. Both grow in hardiness zones 7 through 10.
Pomegranates are not picky plants; they grow well in average soil with good drainage. Generally, the pH level -- acidic, neutral or alkaline -- or soil type -- loam, sand or clay -- is not important as the pomegranates can grow in any soil type and pH level as long as it is not saturated. Pomegranates can even grow in rocky soils with few to no nutrients and have a high tolerance for salt. Choose a location where the pomegranate will receive ample sun in the warmest location in your garden or landscape. Then dig a hole that measures twice the size of the pomegranate root ball and set it in the middle of the hole, covering the roots with the soil.
This easygoing plant is generally maintenance-free once it becomes established. Newly planted pomegranates should receive 2 inches of water every two to four weeks when the weather is dry. Once the bush is established, the pomegranate can withstand droughtlike conditions. The first and second spring, add 2 to 4 ounces of an all-purpose nitrogen fertilizer to the newly planted bush. Once the second spring has passed, fertilizer is not needed. But apply organic compost around the pomegranate once a year to give it a little boost.
Once the pomegranate reaches 2 feet high, pruning can take place by letting five evenly distributed shoots develop around the plant's stem. Prune any other suckers or shoots that appear to prevent the pomegranate from developing a messy appearance. The fruits of the pomegranate occur on new growth, so prune the branches annually for the first three years. This will encourage shoot growth and a stronger plant. After the three years, pruning is only required to remove dead branches and suckers.
The pomegranate has few pest or disease problems. Common garden pests such as mealybugs, thrips, scale insects and white flies, however, can cause minor cosmetic damage. The best defense against these pests is prevention by regularly removing fallen plant matter from under the plant. Furthermore, water the plant in the early morning, to give the bush time to dry before the sun goes down. This prevents the possibility of fungal growth. Another common problem is damage to the pomegranate's foliage by hungry deer. Several commercial deer deterrents and repellants are available that will help keep them at bay without harming the animal.
Flanigan, Amanda. "Growing Pomegranate Bushes." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/growing-pomegranate-bushes-29377.html. Accessed 25 April 2019.
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namespace {

using ::ui::mojom::DragOperation;

const char16_t kTestNestedDragData[] = u"test_nested_drag_data";
const char16_t kTestTopLevelDragData[] = u"test_top_level_drag_data";

// A simple view which can be dragged.
class TestDragView : public views::View {
 public:
  TestDragView();

  TestDragView(const TestDragView&) = delete;
  TestDragView& operator=(const TestDragView&) = delete;

  ~TestDragView() override;

 private:
  // views::View:
  int GetDragOperations(const gfx::Point& point) override;
  void WriteDragData(const gfx::Point& point,
                     ui::OSExchangeData* data) override;
};

TestDragView::TestDragView() {
}

TestDragView::~TestDragView() {
}

int TestDragView::GetDragOperations(const gfx::Point& point) {
  return ui::DragDropTypes::DRAG_MOVE;
}

void TestDragView::WriteDragData(const gfx::Point& point,
                                 ui::OSExchangeData* data) {
  data->SetString(kTestNestedDragData);
}

// A simple view to serve as a drop target.
class TestTargetView : public views::View {
 public:
  TestTargetView() = default;

  TestTargetView(const TestTargetView&) = delete;
  TestTargetView& operator=(const TestTargetView&) = delete;

  ~TestTargetView() override = default;

  // Initializes this view to have the same bounds as its parent, and to have
  // two draggable child views.
  void Init();

  bool dragging() const { return dragging_; }
  bool dropped() const { return dropped_; }

 private:
  // views::View:
  bool GetDropFormats(int* formats,
                      std::set<ui::ClipboardFormatType>* format_types) override;
  bool AreDropTypesRequired() override;
  bool CanDrop(const OSExchangeData& data) override;
  void OnDragEntered(const ui::DropTargetEvent& event) override;
  int OnDragUpdated(const ui::DropTargetEvent& event) override;
  DropCallback GetDropCallback(const ui::DropTargetEvent& event) override;
  void OnDragExited() override;

  // Performs the drop operation and updates |output_drag_op| accordingly.
  void PerformDrop(const ui::DropTargetEvent& event,
                   ui::mojom::DragOperation& output_drag_op);

  // Whether or not we are currently dragging.
  bool dragging_ = false;

  // Whether or not a drop has been performed on the view.
  bool dropped_ = false;
};

void TestTargetView::Init() {
  // First, fill the parent completely.
  SetBoundsRect(parent()->GetLocalBounds());

  // Then add two draggable views, each 10x5.
  views::View* first = new TestDragView();
  AddChildView(first);
  first->SetBounds(2, 2, 10, 5);

  views::View* second = new TestDragView();
  AddChildView(second);
  second->SetBounds(15, 2, 10, 5);
}

bool TestTargetView::GetDropFormats(
    int* formats,
    std::set<ui::ClipboardFormatType>* format_types) {
  *formats = ui::OSExchangeData::STRING;
  return true;
}

bool TestTargetView::AreDropTypesRequired() {
  return true;
}

bool TestTargetView::CanDrop(const OSExchangeData& data) {
  std::u16string contents;
  return data.GetString(&contents) && contents == kTestNestedDragData;
}

void TestTargetView::OnDragEntered(const ui::DropTargetEvent& event) {
  dragging_ = true;
}

int TestTargetView::OnDragUpdated(const ui::DropTargetEvent& event) {
  return ui::DragDropTypes::DRAG_MOVE;
}

views::View::DropCallback TestTargetView::GetDropCallback(
    const ui::DropTargetEvent& event) {
  dragging_ = false;
  return base::BindOnce(&TestTargetView::PerformDrop, base::Unretained(this));
}

void TestTargetView::OnDragExited() {
  dragging_ = false;
}

void TestTargetView::PerformDrop(const ui::DropTargetEvent& event,
                                 ui::mojom::DragOperation& output_drag_op) {
  dropped_ = true;
  output_drag_op = DragOperation::kMove;
}

}  // namespace

class MenuViewDragAndDropTest : public MenuTestBase,
                                public views::WidgetObserver {
 public:
  MenuViewDragAndDropTest() = default;

  MenuViewDragAndDropTest(const MenuViewDragAndDropTest&) = delete;
  MenuViewDragAndDropTest& operator=(const MenuViewDragAndDropTest&) = delete;

  ~MenuViewDragAndDropTest() override = default;

 protected:
  // MenuTestBase:
  void BuildMenu(views::MenuItemView* menu) override;
  void DoTestWithMenuOpen() override;
  void TearDown() override;

  virtual void OnDragEntered();

  void SetStopDraggingView(const views::View* view) {
    views::DropHelper::SetDragEnteredCallbackForTesting(
        view, base::BindRepeating(&MenuViewDragAndDropTest::OnDragEntered,
                                  base::Unretained(this)));
  }

  TestTargetView* target_view() { return target_view_; }
  bool asked_to_close() const { return asked_to_close_; }
  bool performed_in_menu_drop() const { return performed_in_menu_drop_; }

 private:
  // views::MenuDelegate:
  bool GetDropFormats(views::MenuItemView* menu,
                      int* formats,
                      std::set<ui::ClipboardFormatType>* format_types) override;
  bool AreDropTypesRequired(views::MenuItemView* menu) override;
  bool CanDrop(views::MenuItemView* menu,
               const ui::OSExchangeData& data) override;
  DragOperation GetDropOperation(views::MenuItemView* item,
                                 const ui::DropTargetEvent& event,
                                 DropPosition* position) override;
  views::View::DropCallback GetDropCallback(
      views::MenuItemView* menu,
      DropPosition position,
      const ui::DropTargetEvent& event) override;
  bool CanDrag(views::MenuItemView* menu) override;
  void WriteDragData(views::MenuItemView* sender,
                     ui::OSExchangeData* data) override;
  int GetDragOperations(views::MenuItemView* sender) override;
  bool ShouldCloseOnDragComplete() override;

  // Performs the drop operation and updates |output_drag_op| accordingly.
  void PerformDrop(const ui::DropTargetEvent& event,
                   ui::mojom::DragOperation& output_drag_op);

  // The special view in the menu, which supports its own drag and drop.
  raw_ptr<TestTargetView> target_view_ = nullptr;

  // Whether or not we have been asked to close on drag complete.
  bool asked_to_close_ = false;

  // Whether or not a drop was performed in-menu (i.e., not including drops
  // in separate child views).
  bool performed_in_menu_drop_ = false;

  base::ScopedObservation<views::Widget, views::WidgetObserver>
      widget_observation_{this};
};

void MenuViewDragAndDropTest::BuildMenu(views::MenuItemView* menu) {
  // Build a menu item that has a nested view that supports its own drag and
  // drop...
  views::MenuItemView* menu_item_view = menu->AppendMenuItem(1, u"item 1");
  target_view_ = new TestTargetView();
  menu_item_view->AddChildView(target_view_.get());
  // ... as well as two other, normal items.
  menu->AppendMenuItem(2, u"item 2");
  menu->AppendMenuItem(3, u"item 3");
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTest::DoTestWithMenuOpen() {
  // Sanity checks: We should be showing the menu, it should have three
  // children, and the first of those children should have a nested view of the
  // TestTargetView.
  views::SubmenuView* submenu = menu()->GetSubmenu();
  ASSERT_TRUE(submenu);
  ASSERT_TRUE(submenu->IsShowing());
  ASSERT_EQ(3u, submenu->GetMenuItems().size());
  const views::View* first_view = submenu->GetMenuItemAt(0);
  ASSERT_EQ(1u, first_view->children().size());
  const views::View* child_view = first_view->children().front();
  EXPECT_EQ(child_view, target_view_);

  // The menu is showing, so it has a widget we can observe now.
  widget_observation_.Observe(submenu->GetWidget());

  // We do this here (instead of in BuildMenu()) so that the menu is already
  // built and the bounds are correct.
  target_view_->Init();
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTest::TearDown() {
  widget_observation_.Reset();
  MenuTestBase::TearDown();
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTest::OnDragEntered() {
  // Drop the element, which should result in calling OnWidgetDragComplete().
  GetDragTaskRunner()->PostTask(
      FROM_HERE,
      base::BindOnce(base::IgnoreResult(&ui_controls::SendMouseEvents),
                     ui_controls::LEFT, ui_controls::UP,
                     ui_controls::kNoAccelerator));
}

bool MenuViewDragAndDropTest::GetDropFormats(
    views::MenuItemView* menu,
    int* formats,
    std::set<ui::ClipboardFormatType>* format_types) {
  *formats = ui::OSExchangeData::STRING;
  return true;
}

bool MenuViewDragAndDropTest::AreDropTypesRequired(views::MenuItemView* menu) {
  return true;
}

bool MenuViewDragAndDropTest::CanDrop(views::MenuItemView* menu,
                                      const ui::OSExchangeData& data) {
  std::u16string contents;
  return data.GetString(&contents) && contents == kTestTopLevelDragData;
}

DragOperation MenuViewDragAndDropTest::GetDropOperation(
    views::MenuItemView* item,
    const ui::DropTargetEvent& event,
    DropPosition* position) {
  return DragOperation::kMove;
}

views::View::DropCallback MenuViewDragAndDropTest::GetDropCallback(
    views::MenuItemView* menu,
    DropPosition position,
    const ui::DropTargetEvent& event) {
  return base::BindOnce(&MenuViewDragAndDropTest::PerformDrop,
                        base::Unretained(this));
}

bool MenuViewDragAndDropTest::CanDrag(views::MenuItemView* menu) {
  return true;
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTest::WriteDragData(
    views::MenuItemView* sender, ui::OSExchangeData* data) {
  data->SetString(kTestTopLevelDragData);
}

int MenuViewDragAndDropTest::GetDragOperations(views::MenuItemView* sender) {
  return ui::DragDropTypes::DRAG_MOVE;
}

bool MenuViewDragAndDropTest::ShouldCloseOnDragComplete() {
  asked_to_close_ = true;
  return false;
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTest::PerformDrop(
    const ui::DropTargetEvent& event,
    ui::mojom::DragOperation& output_drag_op) {
  performed_in_menu_drop_ = true;
  output_drag_op = DragOperation::kMove;
}

class MenuViewDragAndDropTestTestInMenuDrag : public MenuViewDragAndDropTest {
 public:
  MenuViewDragAndDropTestTestInMenuDrag() = default;
  ~MenuViewDragAndDropTestTestInMenuDrag() override = default;

  // views::WidgetObserver:
  void OnWidgetDragWillStart(views::Widget* widget) override;
  void OnWidgetDragComplete(views::Widget* widget) override;

 protected:
  // MenuViewDragAndDropTest:
  void DoTestWithMenuOpen() override;

 private:
  void StartDrag();
};

void MenuViewDragAndDropTestTestInMenuDrag::OnWidgetDragWillStart(
    views::Widget* widget) {
  // Enqueue an event to drag the second menu element to the third element,
  // which should result in calling OnDragEntered().
  const views::View* drop_target_view = menu()->GetSubmenu()->GetMenuItemAt(2);
  const gfx::Point target =
      ui_test_utils::GetCenterInScreenCoordinates(drop_target_view);
  GetDragTaskRunner()->PostTask(
      FROM_HERE, base::BindOnce(base::IgnoreResult(&ui_controls::SendMouseMove),
                                target.x(), target.y()));
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTestTestInMenuDrag::OnWidgetDragComplete(
    views::Widget* widget) {
  // We should have performed an in-menu drop, and the nested view should not
  // have had a drag and drop. Since the drag happened in menu code, the
  // delegate should not have been asked whether or not to close, and the menu
  // should simply be closed.
  EXPECT_TRUE(performed_in_menu_drop());
  EXPECT_FALSE(target_view()->dropped());
  EXPECT_FALSE(asked_to_close());
  EXPECT_FALSE(menu()->GetSubmenu()->IsShowing());

  Done();
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTestTestInMenuDrag::DoTestWithMenuOpen() {
  MenuViewDragAndDropTest::DoTestWithMenuOpen();

  // Cause the third menu item to trigger a mouse up when dragged over.
  views::SubmenuView* submenu = menu()->GetSubmenu();
  SetStopDraggingView(submenu->GetMenuItemAt(2));

  // We're going to drag the second menu element.
  views::MenuItemView* drag_view = submenu->GetMenuItemAt(1);
  ASSERT_NE(nullptr, drag_view);
  ui_test_utils::MoveMouseToCenterAndPress(
      drag_view, ui_controls::LEFT, ui_controls::DOWN,
      CreateEventTask(this, &MenuViewDragAndDropTestTestInMenuDrag::StartDrag));
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTestTestInMenuDrag::StartDrag() {
  // Begin dragging the second menu element, which should result in calling
  // OnWidgetDragWillStart().
  const views::View* drag_view = menu()->GetSubmenu()->GetMenuItemAt(1);
  const gfx::Point current_position =
      ui_test_utils::GetCenterInScreenCoordinates(drag_view);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ui_controls::SendMouseMove(current_position.x() + 10,
                                         current_position.y()));
}

// Test that an in-menu (i.e., entirely implemented in the menu code) closes the
// menu automatically once the drag is complete, and does not ask the delegate
// to stay open.
// TODO(pkasting): https://crbug.com/939621 Fails on Mac.
#if BUILDFLAG(IS_MAC)
#define MAYBE_TestInMenuDrag DISABLED_TestInMenuDrag
#else
#define MAYBE_TestInMenuDrag TestInMenuDrag
#endif
VIEW_TEST(MenuViewDragAndDropTestTestInMenuDrag, MAYBE_TestInMenuDrag)

class MenuViewDragAndDropTestNestedDrag : public MenuViewDragAndDropTest {
 public:
  MenuViewDragAndDropTestNestedDrag() = default;
  ~MenuViewDragAndDropTestNestedDrag() override = default;

  // views::WidgetObserver:
  void OnWidgetDragWillStart(views::Widget* widget) override;
  void OnWidgetDragComplete(views::Widget* widget) override;

 protected:
  // MenuViewDragAndDropTest:
  void DoTestWithMenuOpen() override;
  void OnDragEntered() override;

 private:
  void StartDrag();
};

void MenuViewDragAndDropTestNestedDrag::OnWidgetDragWillStart(
    views::Widget* widget) {
  // Enqueue an event to drag the target's first child to its second, which
  // should result in calling OnDragEntered().
  const views::View* drop_target_view = target_view()->children()[1];
  const gfx::Point target =
      ui_test_utils::GetCenterInScreenCoordinates(drop_target_view);
  GetDragTaskRunner()->PostTask(
      FROM_HERE, base::BindOnce(base::IgnoreResult(&ui_controls::SendMouseMove),
                                target.x(), target.y()));
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTestNestedDrag::OnWidgetDragComplete(
    views::Widget* widget) {
  // The target view should have finished its drag, and should have dropped the
  // view. The main menu should not have done any drag, and the delegate should
  // have been asked if it wanted to close. Since the delegate did not want to
  // close, the menu should still be open.
  EXPECT_FALSE(target_view()->dragging());
  EXPECT_TRUE(target_view()->dropped());
  EXPECT_FALSE(performed_in_menu_drop());
  EXPECT_TRUE(asked_to_close());
  views::SubmenuView* submenu = menu()->GetSubmenu();
  EXPECT_TRUE(submenu->IsShowing());

  // Clean up.
  submenu->Close();

  Done();
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTestNestedDrag::DoTestWithMenuOpen() {
  MenuViewDragAndDropTest::DoTestWithMenuOpen();

  // Cause the target's second child to trigger a mouse up when dragged over.
  ASSERT_EQ(2u, target_view()->children().size());
  SetStopDraggingView(target_view()->children()[1]);

  // We're going to drag the target's first child.
  views::View* drag_view = target_view()->children()[0];
  ASSERT_NE(nullptr, drag_view);
  ui_test_utils::MoveMouseToCenterAndPress(
      drag_view, ui_controls::LEFT, ui_controls::DOWN,
      CreateEventTask(this, &MenuViewDragAndDropTestNestedDrag::StartDrag));
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTestNestedDrag::OnDragEntered() {
  // The view should be dragging now.
  EXPECT_TRUE(target_view()->dragging());

  MenuViewDragAndDropTest::OnDragEntered();
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropTestNestedDrag::StartDrag() {
  // Begin dragging the target's first child, which should result in calling
  // OnWidgetDragWillStart().
  const views::View* drag_view = target_view()->children().front();
  const gfx::Point current_position =
      ui_test_utils::GetCenterInScreenCoordinates(drag_view);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ui_controls::SendMouseMove(current_position.x() + 10,
                                         current_position.y()));
}

// Test that a nested drag (i.e. one via a child view, and not entirely
// implemented in menu code) will consult the delegate before closing the view
// after the drag.
// TODO(pkasting): https://crbug.com/939621 Fails on Mac.
#if BUILDFLAG(IS_MAC)
#define MAYBE_MenuViewDragAndDropNestedDrag \
  DISABLED_MenuViewDragAndDropNestedDrag
#else
#define MAYBE_MenuViewDragAndDropNestedDrag MenuViewDragAndDropNestedDrag
#endif
VIEW_TEST(MenuViewDragAndDropTestNestedDrag,
          MAYBE_MenuViewDragAndDropNestedDrag)

class MenuViewDragAndDropForDropStayOpen : public MenuViewDragAndDropTest {
 public:
  MenuViewDragAndDropForDropStayOpen() {}
  ~MenuViewDragAndDropForDropStayOpen() override {}

 private:
  // MenuViewDragAndDropTest:
  int GetMenuRunnerFlags() override;
  void DoTestWithMenuOpen() override;
};

int MenuViewDragAndDropForDropStayOpen::GetMenuRunnerFlags() {
  return views::MenuRunner::HAS_MNEMONICS | views::MenuRunner::NESTED_DRAG |
         views::MenuRunner::FOR_DROP;
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropForDropStayOpen::DoTestWithMenuOpen() {
  MenuViewDragAndDropTest::DoTestWithMenuOpen();

  views::MenuController* controller = menu()->GetMenuController();
  ASSERT_TRUE(controller);
  EXPECT_FALSE(controller->IsCancelAllTimerRunningForTest());

  Done();
}

// Test that if a menu is opened for a drop which is handled by a child view
// that the menu does not immediately try to close.
// If this flakes, disable and log details in http://crbug.com/523255.
// Flaky on Lacros. https://crbug.com/1281104
#if BUILDFLAG(IS_CHROMEOS_LACROS)
#define MAYBE_MenuViewStaysOpenForNestedDrag \
  DISABLED_MenuViewStaysOpenForNestedDrag
#else
#define MAYBE_MenuViewStaysOpenForNestedDrag MenuViewStaysOpenForNestedDrag
#endif
VIEW_TEST(MenuViewDragAndDropForDropStayOpen,
          MAYBE_MenuViewStaysOpenForNestedDrag)

class MenuViewDragAndDropForDropCancel : public MenuViewDragAndDropTest {
 public:
  MenuViewDragAndDropForDropCancel() {}
  ~MenuViewDragAndDropForDropCancel() override {}

 private:
  // MenuViewDragAndDropTest:
  int GetMenuRunnerFlags() override;
  void DoTestWithMenuOpen() override;
};

int MenuViewDragAndDropForDropCancel::GetMenuRunnerFlags() {
  return views::MenuRunner::HAS_MNEMONICS | views::MenuRunner::FOR_DROP;
}

void MenuViewDragAndDropForDropCancel::DoTestWithMenuOpen() {
  MenuViewDragAndDropTest::DoTestWithMenuOpen();

  views::MenuController* controller = menu()->GetMenuController();
  ASSERT_TRUE(controller);
  EXPECT_TRUE(controller->IsCancelAllTimerRunningForTest());

  Done();
}

// Test that if a menu is opened for a drop handled entirely by menu code, the
// menu will try to close if it does not receive any drag updates.
// Flaky on Lacros. https://crbug.com/1281103
#if BUILDFLAG(IS_CHROMEOS_LACROS)
#define MAYBE_MenuViewCancelsForOwnDrag \
  DISABLED_MenuViewCancelsForOwnDrag
#else
#define MAYBE_MenuViewCancelsForOwnDrag MenuViewCancelsForOwnDrag
#endif
VIEW_TEST(MenuViewDragAndDropForDropCancel, MAYBE_MenuViewCancelsForOwnDrag)

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Sally Peake has won silver for Wales in the women's pole vault.
In wet conditions on the final night of the athletics at Hampden Park, Peake led for most of the event and cleared the bar at 4.25m.
The eventual gold medal winner, Australia's Alana Boyd went over at 4.35m.
Peake needed to equal the Welsh record of 4.40m she set in Glasgow in July's Diamond League meeting, but she had to settle for silver.
Defending champion Boyd finished on 4.50m.
Peake's silver is just the third medal Team Wales have claimed in track and field.
The other two came in para-sport competitions - with team captain Aled Sion Davies taking silver in the F42/44 discus and Rhys Jones bronze in the T37 100m.
On the penultimate day of competition at Glasgow 2014, Chris Gowell was 10th in the 1,500m final and Elinor Kirk, was 12th in the 5000m final.
The women's 4x100m relay team finished seventh setting a new Welsh record 44.51 seconds and Lee Doran was eighth in the javelin.
Welsh Athletics is facing a post-Games review after looking set to fall short of the Sport Wales target of four medals at Glasgow 2014.
Overall the Welsh are 12th in the medal table with 35 medals, eight more than the target of 27, set before the Games by Team Wales.


Házi kedvencek külön díj ellenében vihetők be a szálláshely területére 50.00 USD /háziállat /tartózkodás.
The elevators to the parking garage smelled like mold and there were puddles collecting outside the elevators.
Very comfortable Beds and pillows. Coffee maker in the room is very convenient with Starbucks Coffee. Big Screen TV but only 50 channels..
We were attending our friends grand opening if his new restaurant The Flying Biscuit, which is just around the corner (short walk). Our friend referred all of us to stay there because of his past experiences. Staff was so hospitable. Next time we are in Houston, we will certainly stay again.


Form I enjoy a historical day in and out of school.
We had a marvellous morning at the Natural history Museum in Colchester, combined with a brief visit to Hollytrees toy section. The gift shops in both museums gave our children a chance to use their monetary skills acquired this term. We then had lunch in the sunshine, using the sheltered fish pond in Castle Park.
Our afternoon was spent with 'the fossil man', Brian Day, who regaled us with fossil exploring adventures and a fascinating interactive talk on prehistoric creatures, with rare artefacts to show us. Brian took us on a tour from the Cambrian period, with sponges and trilobites, in the Palaeozoic Era including Devonian, Carboniferous and Permian periods with ammonites and fossil leaves, through to the Mesozoic Era with dinosaur bones and the children's favourite – dinosaur poo!! Brian went on to the Cenozoic Era with vertebrae and teeth from mammoths, and presented each child with 400 million year old fossil sharks teeth.
The children of Form I and I would like to thank Brian for his time and enthusiasm!


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Travis County delays RV park decision yet again; authorizes design work for women's jail
Mary Huber, mhuber@statesman.com
Travis County on Tuesday put off approval, yet again, for an RV park near Hamilton Pool, after hearing hours of testimony over two days from neighbors concerned about the project.
Buddy's Backyard, a project by Bentree Builders, is expected be built on a 10-acre site along Stagecoach Ranch Road, a half-mile from the popular swimming hole. If approved, it would include pads for 80 recreational vehicles, as well as a gym, pool and community center with Hill Country views.
Local builders Kristy Petree and Sandra Bennett say the resort RV park will fill a critical need for overnight lodging in the area, which draws thousands of visitors each year. But concerned neighbors on Tuesday reiterated their worries about the project negatively affecting the availability of groundwater from the Trinity Aquifer, as well as potential traffic backups on the narrow county roads that would create evacuation concerns in the event of a wildfire.
Because of the outstanding issues, commissioners again delayed approving the permit for the RV park. They now have asked the builders to work with county staff to create a second evacuation route from the site to prevent a bottleneck on Stagecoach Ranch Road, a concern of residents. They also asked for assurances of an adequate groundwater supply, since the county's own studies have indicated a critical drawdown of the Trinity Aquifer that some say could be compounded by the project.
"Since we are crafting these new rules for RVs, I do want us to have a more holistic view for how any of the uses of the groundwater can potentially impact the area," Commissioner Brigid Shea said. "I think that's a really prudent thing for us to do, and it should be part of our evaluation."
The county did not set a date when it would take up the item again.
"Safety is of the utmost importance to everybody," Commissioner Gerald Daugherty said. "Both parties recognize that there needs to be some work on this."
In the past, county commissioners have not been responsible for approving RV park plans, which were OK'd administratively by staff. However, because of resident concerns, the county decided to bring the plans before the court as a special type of subdivision, similar to condominiums, which would mean builders would need a variance to opt out of platting requirements.
"We know there's been a great concern from the community," Bennett said at the Tuesday's meeting. "Often concern is driven by fear, fear of the unknown. … We and our engineers have designed, redesigned, modified, and, in fact, in some cases, started over to make sure we meet the rules and guidelines set in place by governmental agencies to protect and preserve our environment and natural resources. I know this park and its community will be better because of the extensive research and ever-changing demands from these agencies."
If the permit is approved, Bentree Builders would have to agree to a restrictive covenant that will ensure all vehicles are "road ready," to prevent the RV park from turning into permanent housing, another issue that worries nearby residents.
As to concerns about sewage from the RV park's septic system seeping into Hamilton Creek, both the builders and county staff agreed the bigger risk was from the county's own restroom facilities at Hamilton Pool rather than the park. Builders have said the RV park's septic system will reuse the treated wastewater on green space on the site, rather than discharging into the creek.
New women's jail
On Tuesday, commissioners also approved the start of negotiations with the firm, HDR Architecture, to determine the scope of design work for a future women's jail.
Travis County Sheriff Sally Hernandez has said its current coed facilities are in poor shape, with women split between four facilities, creating inefficiencies.
The jail project was initially delayed because criminal justice advocates had hoped the county instead would use diversion programs to reduce the overall jail population, eliminating the need for the facility.
Last year, the county decided it still wanted to move forward with the project. The women's jail is expected to have 350 beds and will cost roughly $79 million to build, including $6.6 million from certificates of obligation that already have been issued for the design work.


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How six California community college districts became targets of scammers
At least hundreds of thousands of Covid and other financial aid seen disbursed to fake students.
Michael Burke
The Sacrament-based Los Rios Community College District identified at least 1,500 cases of suspected financial aid fraud.
At least six California community college districts suspect they have given out financial aid to fake students who have enrolled at their colleges this year.
At a minimum, the breaches represent a loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars to scammers seeking financial aid from California's community colleges. It's possible that much more money was delivered to fake students, given that the system's 115 traditional colleges, enrolling about 1.8 million students, are in the midst of distributing more than $1.6 billion in federal Covid relief aid.
The U.S. Department of Education's Office of the Inspector General is currently investigating the scam in California and nationwide. A spokesperson for the office declined to comment about the status of the investigation.
The statewide chancellor's office overseeing the colleges starting in September has also asked each college district to report each month the number of suspected and confirmed incidents of financial aid fraud. The system declined to release the data it has gathered from the districts.
"At this time we are not providing these records, as they relate to an ongoing investigation and the strengthening of our security systems," Rafael Chávez, a spokesman for the chancellor's office, wrote in an email.
EdSource surveyed districts across the state and, among those that responded or agreed to interviews, six of them acknowledged that scammers were successful or likely successful in getting financial aid.
Six community college districts suspect that scammers were successful in getting Covid and other financial aid:
The Los Rios Community College District in Sacramento has identified 1,508 cases of suspected fraud
Mt. San Antonio College in Los Angeles County as of this fall has dispersed just under $200,000 to 63 fake students
The Peralta Community College District in Alameda County says it distributed $179,000 to fake students
Merced College says a "handful" of scammers were able to obtain financial aid
Contra Costa Community College District has a "running list" of suspected fraud cases
San Joaquin Delta College says money has been dispersed to fake students, but officials don't know how much
Some districts, such as the Los Rios Community College District based in Sacramento, are currently only classifying the findings as "suspected" fraud because, according to district spokesman Gabe Ross, the fraud only becomes confirmed "when a perpetrator is convicted or reaches a plea agreement through the federal investigation and adjudication process."
Scammers have targeted federal aid, such as Pell Grant awards, and have also sought federal Covid-19 emergency relief grants, Ross said.
The scammers typically start by enrolling at a college using "either stolen identities or by recruiting individuals who provide their personal information in exchange for a cut of the financial aid proceeds. They then apply for financial aid in the student's name via the FAFSA process," Ross said, referring to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
Ross said the Los Rios district has identified 1,508 incidents of suspected financial aid fraud. The district is home to four colleges in the Sacramento area: American River, Cosumnes River, Folsom Lake and Sacramento City.
Merced College is also among the institutions that have unknowingly given out money to fake students. About 3,000 fraudulent students have tried to enroll at the college, and a "handful" of those scammers were successful in getting aid, said Michael McCandless, Merced's vice president of student services. The college did not specify exactly how many.
Mt. San Antonio College in Los Angeles County had disbursed $190,732 to 63 fraudulent students as of October, according to college spokeswoman Jill Dolan. The Peralta Community College District, which has four colleges in Alameda County, acknowledged this fall that about $179,000 in aid was distributed to fake students.
Spotting the fraud
To keep scammers from getting their hands on more aid, colleges have been trying to identify bogus students as quickly as possible, often by looking for red flags such as multiple applications submitted from the same IP address or listing the same phone number.
The scam attempts are coming at a time when the community colleges are flush with cash from three federal Covid relief packages. The colleges have been awarded about $4 billion in relief aid, about $1.6 billion of which is being targeted to students.
"The awards that they're looking at are pretty significant," McCandless said of the potential award amounts the scammers receive.
What makes the community college system particularly susceptible to fraud, McCandless added, is that they accept anyone who applies.
"It's great because we are trying to eliminate those educational barriers for potential students," he said. "But at the same time, if you are interested in fraud, we are a great target."
Contra Costa Community College District, which includes three colleges, has a "running list" of suspected incidents of money being distributed to bogus students, said Kelly Schelin, associate vice chancellor of educational services at the district. The district is pursuing each case to confirm that the money was fraudulently obtained.
At Delta College in the Central Valley, administrators "believe that some amount of financial aid money has been disbursed to fraudulent students," said Alex Breitler, a spokesman for the college. "Because the investigation is still ongoing, it's premature to share any possible numbers on the total amount."
To prevent scammers from getting aid, colleges need to be able to identify the individuals involved. Some colleges have had more success with that than others. College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita, a city in northern Los Angeles County, has dealt with financial aid scam attempts in the past. In 2013-14, scammers tried to enroll in the college to get Pell Grants, the federal financial aid awards, said Jasmine Ruys, the college's vice president of student services.
Since then, the college's financial aid office has kept a close eye out for "red flags," Ruys said. Sometimes, multiple students with different last names but the same physical address will try to enroll. Or there will be multiple applicants with the same email or IP address.
"Other times there are people who are randomly picking classes, and not as a program of study. So if they're taking welding and culinary and history of theater, we're like, none of those classes go together. What's happening here?" Ruys said.
When the college notices such abnormalities, staff members call the phone numbers listed on the applications. Typically, they never hear back from those students and are thus able to confirm that they're not real students. Officials acknowledge that the verification system does put real students at risk if they don't return those phone calls.
Other colleges said they have similar processes for spotting fake students. McCandless, the Merced vice president, said the college at one point this year came across 2,200 suspicious applicants and contacted each of them. "We only had one student call back and say, 'Hey, I'm real,'" McCandless said.
Faculty alerted to scammers
Faculty also play a role in identifying the scammers. In a memo distributed this fall to academic senates across California's 73 community college districts, the statewide chancellor's office urged faculty to do what they can to verify that the students enrolled in their courses are legitimate students.
"Verification should take place through regular and effective contact between the instructor and students, such as class attendance, class participation, direct engagement with the instructor for asynchronous courses, completion of assignments, or general communication through any medium," reads the memo.
The memo encouraged faculty to check work submitted by students to make sure it matches the subject being taught; hold regular office hours and encourage attendance; and "proactively reach out to students" who aren't engaging in coursework.
Wendy Brill-Wynkoop, president of the Faculty Association of the California Community Colleges, said faculty have to be careful when dealing with students who aren't engaging in class, especially during online classes. A student may appear to be fake if they haven't participated in class, but oftentimes that student has a legitimate reason for not participating. They may have a work conflict, or they may simply be shy or not feeling well, Brill-Wynkoop said.
"We're trying to be sensitive and student-centered. And then the challenge is trying to make sure that we don't overcorrect so that we're letting fraud through," she added.
System needs tighter security
Another part of the solution to keep out scammers, college administrators say, is to update and modernize CCCApply, the central application portal for California's community colleges that many scammers have been able to bypass because it required very little personal information to enroll. Applicants were able to create an account by checking boxes indicating they have no social security number or by declining to provide one. Applicants could check a box as homeless and not provide a permanent address.
The state chancellor's office is taking steps to tighten the portal's security. In July, the chancellor's office installed anti-bot software on the portal. This fall, the chancellor's office reported that the software detected that 20% of traffic on the portal was bot-related and that the new software had stopped 15% of it.
Beginning in December, the chancellor's office plans to pilot multifactor authentication whenever a new account is created on the portal, a process that will require users to provide more proof of their identity beyond a username and password.
And ahead of 2022 budget negotiations, the chancellor's office has asked for $7.63 million from the state to further overhaul the application portal.
McCandless, the Merced vice president, said improving CCCApply is the easiest way to reduce fraud.
"You're never going to eliminate fraud, but the best way to significantly reduce this is by doing so on the upfront side and making it a lot more difficult before they get to the individual institutions," he said.
Michael Burke is based in Los Angeles and among other topics writes about higher education
Community CollegesCollege & CareersFinancial AidCalifornia Community Colleges Chancellor's OfficeCommunity CollegesContra Costa Community College DistrictLos Rios Community College
Carole K Meagher 1 year ago1 year ago
100% online classes? Financial aid? Lenient attendance/participation policies? What could possibly go wrong?
RR 1 year ago1 year ago
Please be careful of publishing our strategies. Scammers will use this info to identify our strategies and evolve to a new method. Example: "looking for red flags such as multiple applications submitted from the same IP address or listing the same phone number."
Robert L Crawford 1 year ago1 year ago
Stop giving students money. Make classes free, give food and book vouchers, maybe housing, but don't give them money.


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QUARTERLY REVIEW.
VOL. 216.
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JANUARY & APRIL, 1912.
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No. 430.
JANUARY, 1912.
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1. Co-operative Credit Societies and the Land
2. The Preservation of Fauna and Flora
3. Catherine de Médicis
4. The Exodus of our Art Treasures
5. The Letters of Erasmus
6. Coal-dust and Colliery Explosions
7. Oxford University Reform
8. The New Turkish Army and the Balance of Power in Europe.
9. A Great French Scholar: Léopold Delisle
10. Reciprocity between Canada and the United States
11. The Referendum in Operation .
12. The Declaration of London
13. Compulsory Service : Lord Roberts ». Lord Haldane
14. Lords and Commons
Index to Vol. CCXIV
No. 428.-JULY, 1911.
1. The Immunity of Private Property at Sea (II).
2. The Greek Anthology
3. British Investments Abroad
4. English Prosody
5. Primitive Man on his own Origin
6. An Elizabethan Gentlewoman.
7. Gothic and Renaissance Architecture
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10. Irish Plays and Playwrights
11. The Strength and Weakness of the Triple Entente
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9. The Poetry of William Morris.
10. The English Bible
11. English Church Law and Divorce
12. The National Insurance Bill
13. The Recent Strikes
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Digital pirates hold Carnival Cruises to ransom
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Carnival cruises may be bleeding some $650 million a month as a result of the COVID-19 induced shutdown of the cruise industry, but that hasn't stopped hackers from launching a digital piracy attack on its systems.
In a Form 8-K filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on August 17, Carnival disclosed that it had "detected a ransomware attack that accessed and encrypted a portion of one brand's information technology systems."
Carnival Corporation brands include Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Seabourn, P&O Cruises (Australia), Costa Cruises, AIDA Cruises, P&O Cruises (UK) and Cunard.
The company did not specify which brand had been targeted in the attack which it said also included the download of data files.
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"malicious software that infects your computer and displays messages demanding a fee to be paid in order for your system to work again"
Carnival launched an investigation
Internet security company Kaspersky defines ransomware as "malicious software that infects your computer and displays messages demanding a fee to be paid in order for your system to work again. This class of malware is a criminal money making scheme that can be installed through deceptive links in an email message, instant message or website. It has the ability to lock a computer screen or encrypt important, predetermined files with a password."
Carnival said that upon detection of the security event meant to protect cloud workloads, it launched an investigation and notified law enforcement, and engaged legal counsel and other incident response professionals.
"While the investigation of the incident is ongoing, the company has implemented a series of containment and remediation measures to address this situation and reinforce the security of its information technology systems," Carnival said, adding that it is "working with industry-leading cybersecurity firms to immediately respond to the threat, defend the company's information technology systems, and conduct remediation." The OT network segmentation is what is needed these days to make sure your system is protected.
Carnival said that based on its preliminary assessment and on the information currently known it does not believe the incident will have a material impact on its business, operations or financial results, but that nonetheless, the security event included "unauthorized access to personal data of guests and employees, which may result in potential claims from guests, employees, shareholders, or regulatory agencies."
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Why Do People Want to Delete Themselves from the Internet?
There are a few different answers to this question, but it mostly all boils down to personal decisions. Jeff mentioned that some of the common reasoning might be that the person is undergoing a legal battle, made decisions in the past that they would like to leave behind, or it's just their personal preference.
Whether you're looking to close the chapter on old habits or you have a career that requires you to limit your social presence, the decisions are up to the end user.
Jeff explained that it's possible to remove some information about yourself from the internet, but it does cost a fee and could involve working with a third party company. If paying to have your digital footprint removed isn't something you're interested in, you can start by eliminating data that you have access to. Closing out old social media profiles, junk email addresses, and other account-based online services will help to limit your presence. A tip of helpful advice from Jeff was that deleting social media accounts isn't always an immediate task. Some websites like Facebook, have a waiting period before your account is closed. Planning ahead when removing old profiles is key to successfully eliminating the account.
While those are all things that end users have control over, you don't have control over what others have put online about you in most cases. Even if you've untagged yourself from posts on social media that friends have created, they still exist whether you're tagged or not. This is the area where deleting yourself from the internet becomes difficult if not impossible. In addition to posts online, it's also tricky to remove news articles, and other publishing's featuring your name from popping up in search engines. Instances like these are the times when the, "Once something is on the internet, there's no getting it back," comes into play.
The more connected you are, the more difficult deleting your online presence will be. It's important to keep track of which platforms you hold accounts on and to also be aware of the content being shared on your profiles. Through keeping track, it will be easier to close out older pages in the future should you decide that you no longer want the information online.
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Heroes – Lance Wyman
Design Heroes / heroes / Jottings / Lance Wyman / Martin Maher / Zebra
Imagine if your portfolio contained branding for an Olympics Games, maps and graphics for an entire metro system – in fact make that two metro systems – as well as signage, wayfinding and branding for a zoo. Hang on, make that two zoos! In the case of American designer Lance Wyman that's just the tip of the iceberg in what has been a lifetime of awe-inspiring work. The fact that Lance Wyman isn't as well known as his counterparts Saul Bass, Paul Rand and Massimo Vignelli is a mystery to me as his body of work is nothing short of breathtaking.
Lance Wyman was born in Newark, New Jersey in 1937. His father was a commercial fisherman and his mother a typist. Lance would work summer jobs in the local factories saving his money for college. He attended the Pratt Institute and left with a degree in industrial design in 1960. At this time graphic design was slowly being introduced to US universities and whilst at college Lance met a student who had studied logo design with the legendary Paul Rand at Yale. Lance decided that logo design was what he wanted to do.
He started his career in Detroit at General Motors designing a packaging system for Delco parts which consisted of 1200 different package designs. He then went on to work for William Schmidt where he designed graphics for the American pavilion at the 1962 trade fair in Zagreb, Yugoslavia. Lance then moved back to New York in 10963 and joined the office of George Nelson. Here he designed graphics for the Chrysler pavilion for the New York's World Fair.
In 1966 he took part in a design competition for the design work for the 1967 Mexico Olympic Games. His 'Mexico 68' logotype won the competition and the work that followed was the start of Wyman's real success in the business. His distinctive designs were influenced by the colours and patterns of contemporary Mexican and ancient Aztec culture. He stayed in Mexico for just over four years after his Olympics work and worked on various programmes for the Mexico City Metro as well as the 1970 World Cup Competition.
Lance returned to New York in 1971 and formed a partnership with Bill Cannan (Wyman & Cannan). In 1979 he established his own company, Lance Wyman Ltd. He designed branding, signage, supergraphics and wayfinding systems for museums and many other institutions. He created specialised signs for buildings at the National Zoo in Washington D.C., as well as other symbols and logos.
Lance's most well known and enduring piece of design would be the stylised route map that he created for the Washington Metro in the mid-1970s. It showed routes, stations, transfer points, and landmarks in a clear, bold and graphic style. In 2011, 30 years after he designed the original map Lance was asked to design a new Metro map, showing newly planned lines and route orientations. It's certainly one of the few occasions where the original designer has had the chance to revise his own work in this fashion. The new map was first displayed on March 19, 2012.
Lance still works to this day at 75 years of age. He has taught corporate and wayfinding design at Parsons School of Design and in 2008 he designed a poster for Barack Obama's presidential campaign.
Looking at his work now one can't help but get excited about some of those superb and playful zoo signs or the energy portrayed in the Olympic games work. To be able to make a difference through our work is probably one of the most important things we can do and revisiting Lance Wyman's work shows how effortless he makes it all look. I really hope someone produces a monograph showcasing Lance's amazing works, something along the lines of recent books on Saul Bass and the upcoming Herb Lubalin monograph by Unit Editions. His work deserves to be seen by a larger audience as Lance Wyman really was (and still is) a true innovator.
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Danny Dyer has defended his new historical series against suggestions it is "dumbing down" history.
Social media has been divided over Danny Dyer's Right Royal Family, the trailer for which debuted last week.
But Dyer said it was an "educational programme told through my eyes", and said viewers should wait until it has aired before judging it.
The series is set to explore his regal ancestry, seeing him live like his ancestors for the day.
It follows on from the revelation that Dyer is a descendant of King Edward III, which he found out on Who Do You Think You Are?
The EastEnders actor, who plays landlord Mick Carter, hopes the show will change people's opinions of him.
"I know there's been a little bit of bad press around this – from people who haven't even watched a second of it – about how the BBC is dumbing down history, just because maybe I've got a working-class accent or whatever they want to say," he told the Press Association.
The two-part BBC One series will see Dyer, 41, dressing up in traditional outfits from the past, exploring his Viking and 12th Century French ancestry.
"It's me going right back to my first ancestor, a Viking called Rollo, who's the king of the Vikings – a very powerful man," he added.
The actor, who has previously fronted documentaries like The Real Football Factories and Danny Dyer's Deadliest Men, also said that he enjoyed sharing the process with his wife and three children.
Dani, 22, who is best known for winning last year's Love Island, takes part in the show with 11-year-old Sunnie and five-year-old Arty.
Their mother and Danny's wife Joanne is also involved in the Elizabethan portion of the show.
"I think I've driven everyone mad about this and they're not that interested – they don't really believe that we're royal. So I thought I'd roll them in a bit and they'd get it," he said.
But most importantly, has living like a royal gone to Danny's head? Absolutely not, he said.