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While in Florida last week, I got to spend 3 days with my dad and step mother. It was a wonderful time as we ate, watched movies and played games. Whenever we would go out, my dad would always open the car door for my step mother. My dad did this when I was younger and for quite a while I did it with Shayna as well. Then we got a car with the remote lock and the practice faded.
Tonight Shayna and I went on a date and took Mr. Car and his non remote locks..I opened the car door for Shayna and it felt good to get back to more chivalrous times. I think I'm going to get rid of my remote lock.
You may not be able to teach an old dog new tricks..but sometimes the old dog can teach the young one some tricks they forgot.


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SUNNE, Sweden (August 4, 2015) – The U.S. Under-18 Men's National Team started its run at the 2015 Open Nordic Cup in Sweden with a 2-0 win against Faroe Islands.
The game kicked off a new cycle for the U-18 age group, with a new team of 20 players - all born in 1999 - competing for the U.S. In their first game with the U-18's, Danny Joes and Nick Taitague punched in goals to lead the USA to a tournament opening win.
The team gets right back on the field again tomorrow for a game against Iceland. Kickoff is set for 11 a.m. ET. Fans can follow the action on twitter @ussoccer_ynt.
CHICAGO (July 28, 2015) – U.S. Under-18 Men's National Team head coach Javier Perez has named a 20-man roster that will head to Sweden for the 2015 Open Nordic Cup Tournament from July 30-Aug. 10.
The U-18 MNT will begin play on Tuesday, Aug. 4, when its faces Faroe Islands in Mallbaken. It will then travel to Karlstad to continue its run one day later against Iceland on Wednesday, Aug. 5, and will look to wrap up group play on Friday, Aug. 7 against Sweden. The opponent for a final placement game to be played on Sunday, Aug. 9, will be determined following the conclusion of the three group matches.
The trip will kick off a new cycle for this crop of players at the U-18 age group. The players on the roster had been previously competing with the U-15 and U-16 National Teams.
The roster includes players from 11 states. California has the most representatives with five on the squad. Eighteen of the 19 players have ties to the U.S. Soccer Development Academy.


These ever-increasing levels of light are truly Divine. The waves of Divine harmony are such a very natural, peaceful energy. It is easy to dissolve right into them now; an indication of our vibrational match. Geometric patterns and frequencies within your energy fields match or *catch* the incoming light rays, and viola, your consciousness expands with its pure presence. Amazing.
This powerful energy coming in right now, the force of Source, feels very comforting and expansive, blissful and strong, ecstatic and still all at once. This is why we did so much work on clearing out the lower levels of Self. When the Higher Self – which also merged/is merging with higher beingness (as above so below) – takes command of the journey, what is complementary to the Higher true Self will be rewritten to align with the sacred patternings of the Christ consciousness, and that which does not complement the higher state of consciousness dissolves. This is a natural part of this kind of Ascension process, and you have experienced this to a limited degree. As the Team said last year, You haven't seen anything yet. Now we understand what that was about. Things are getting very different, very quickly on the Path.
The final Equinox-Blood Moon Gateway is in motion. You are capable of moving into an accelerated phase which unifies you with all layers of the I AM Templates, set in place for this phase of Ascension, and fully activated for use upon Gaia. The more Lightservers engaging with them, in a path of harmony, balance and Divine Love, the faster the Shift in external systems will unfold for all. There are (not surprisingly) many anxieties being used to distract the collective; remember your higher service, beloveds.
The classical steps of the initiate are a path of engaging with cosmic templates. This spiritual path has been anchored by thousands. Anchoring means active, conscious, lucid awareness of the energies, the journey and its purpose. As mentioned in the discussion last week on Mystery School parallels, these cosmic templates need to be lived out in people's lifestreams in order to serve the Galactic purpose of this experience of separation and reunification with Source. The Divine qualities of the HUman genome are now ready to be revealed on a very large scale.
In addition to the Mystery School parallels shared last week regarding the final stages of Ascension/Resurrection, it may be good to note the levels of initiation in classic study. Some of you will find the reflection in your own lifestreams, or the lives of those walking the path with you. For those unfamiliar with these principles, it may assist in understanding what is about to be accomplished. I find them akin to Wayshower and Gatekeeper roles.
Many of the classical phases may feel familiar – or quite direct for Masters – and you may recognize the memory of your past journeys welling up to the surface. (Litmus test: Tears of gratitude are a clear sign of revelation). Cellular memory activates codes within your blood and bones during this phase of Ascension. It is best to observe this and not cling to those memories as they come up.
They are holographic imprints to assist the Higher Self in stepping forth, unifying all of the journeys here in order to transcend them. As always, this is on behalf of the collective project of Ascension.
Solar Cosmic Christ templates are Universal, however the individual expression is unique. This may be challenging through the Equinox when various levels of consciousness upgrades are taken into the physical form. There is tremendous support available for this transformation.
The September Equinox occurs the moment the SUN crosses the celestial equator, a point in space above the Earth's equator equidistant from North to South poles.
The Moon appears to have a red glow due to Gaia's shadow, lending the term Blood Moon. This eclipse is the last in a tetrad, a series of four consecutive total lunar eclipses through 2014-2015, which align just after the Equinoxes to create a powerful acceleration in the Shift in Consciousness. A lunar tetrad of eclipses is unique. For our Ascension purposes, they have aligned with Equinox Gateways to create a syphoning effect of growing intensity. It has been a two-year project for Gatekeepers and Lightservers, full of revelation, activation and keen awareness of the cosmic service involved.
Our monthly call is Wednesday, September 2 at 6pmPT. Please join us for a suggested September preparedness protocol. Details in the call module.
This Saturday marks my Golden In-Carnate Anniversary, and I admit to feeling quite Golden at the moment. I AM infinitely blessed to be here, right now, doing what I AM doing, experiencing, serving and embodying my Creator Self. Feel free to join me in spirit as I celebrate the miracle of BEing here in the body to participate in the Ascension. It is an honor to share this journey with all of you!
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Mega Millions jackpot surges to $370 million. Here are tips for handling the windfall if you win
Published Tue, May 4 20211:24 PM EDT Updated Wed, May 5 20218:22 AM EDT
Sarah O'Brien@sarahtgobrien
If you beat the odds against a single ticket hitting the jackpot, you'll have some decisions to make before you claim your prize.
Winners typically get six months to a year to claim their prize, meaning there's generally no need to rush to lottery headquarters.
The lump sum option — which most winners choose over an annuity — for this jackpot is $254.1 million.
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The Mega Millions jackpot has jumped higher.
With no one hitting all six numbers picked Tuesday night, the top prize for Friday night's drawing is $370 million (lump sum cash option: $254.1 million). While you may be daydreaming about what you'd buy with the money, it's also worth considering how you'd handle a windfall of that magnitude.
Of course, your odds of snaring the top prize are miniscule: The chance of a single ticket matching all six numbers drawn is 1 in 302 million.
Nevertheless, at some point — whether Friday night or down the road, if the jackpot goes higher — there will be a winner.
If you manage to beat the odds, here are key considerations and what you should do first.
Jackpot winners usually get six months to a year to claim their prize, depending on the state where the ticket was purchased. This generally means that dashing to lottery headquarters is unnecessary.
In other words, you should take a deep breath if you win.
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"Go slow," said certified financial planner Douglas Boneparth, president of Bone Fide Wealth in New York. "This would be life-changing."
Protect the ticket and your identity
You also should make a copy of your ticket and put it in a safe place — i.e., a lockbox or safe deposit box at a bank. Also, be sure to check your state's laws on allowing lottery winners to remain anonymous — some do, some don't.
Be aware that while the standard advice is to sign the back of the ticket, this could interfere with remaining anonymous if your state requires the winner's name to be made public. In that case, you may be able to create a trust or limited liability corporation to claim the windfall instead of doing so in your own name.
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Additionally, resist the urge to share the news with everyone in your life right away. Experts recommend keeping the circle of people who know as small as possible.
It's also worth enlisting the help of experienced professionals who can guide you through the claiming process and help you make a financial plan for the money. That team should include an attorney, a tax advisor and a financial advisor.
Lump sum vs. annuity
For this $370 million jackpot, you'd get to choose between taking the $254.1 million lump sum cash option or an annuity that pays out over 30 years.
Most winners choose to go with a lump sum, which can make the most sense financially.
"Taking the lump sum gives you more control over that money," Boneparth said.
However, he said, know thyself.
"If you lack the discipline in investing and spending, or don't want to deal with it, that's when the annuity comes into play," Boneparth said.
The tax bite
You can expect to pay a lot — a whole lot — in taxes.
Assuming you were to go with the $254.1 million lump sum for this Mega Millions jackpot, the required 24% federal tax withholding on your win would shave about $61 million right off the top. That would leave you with $193.1 million.
However, you also could count on owing much more to Uncle Sam. The highest marginal income tax rate of 37% applies to income above $523,600 for individual tax filers and $628,300 for married couples filing jointly.
State taxes — which may be partially or fully withheld as well — also are typically due.

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Think yours isn't a "yoga body"?
There are many reasons to think yoga isn't for you. Not true. Yoga is for everyone: all people, all bodies, all levels.
first yoga classes and bring ease to your early practice.
All bodies invited to this exploration of different ways to access the poses in standard All Levels Flow yoga class. Discover how to self-modify by simply adjusting body position, or through use of the "yoga props" available (blocks, straps, bolsters, walls). This workshop will be high on empowerment, affirmation, and joy.
Spoiler alert: yoga isn't just exercise! Start your yoga practice (or deepen it) with exposure to the foundations of yoga philosophy while engaging in an introductory Yin + Restorative Yoga sequence. A no-sweating class.
students. Handouts are provided with an option for e-copies as well.
Email info@yogaheightsdc.com to sign up for single sessions.


The organization works to boost the American art quotient at France's National Museum of Modern Art.
The Pompidou Center is a magnet for students, tourists and arts aficionados in central Paris, housing the National Museum of Modern Art, a public library and performance spaces in an inside-out building with mechanical systems encased in giant red, blue and green pipes and a view-to-die-for escalator in a transparent cylinder. But it gets by with a little help from its American friends — and they are based in Los Angeles.
The Centre Pompidou Foundation, a nonprofit organization that allows donors to reap tax benefits, acquires and encourages gifts of American art and design for the museum's permanent collection. To be sure, it's not the only U.S. group lending a hand to a government-supported bastion of high culture overseas: There are similar affiliations for the Louvre, St. Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum, Jerusalem's Israel Museum and London's Royal Academy of Arts, British Museum and Tate Gallery. All of those — including the American Friends of the Israel Museum, with a branch office in Beverly Hills — have their headquarters in New York. The Pompidou's is the only group of its kind based in L.A.


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The Edward B. Newton School is a historic school building at 131 Pauline Street in Winthrop, Massachusetts.  It is a large H-shaped -story brick Tudor Revival building, set on the north side of Pauline Street in central Winthrop.   It was designed by William M. Bacon and built in 1908. It was named after Edward B. Newton, a longtime Winthrop resident who was a member of the school committee for 17 years, who donated funds for the clock.

The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997. Today it is the Winthrop Public Schools Administration Center.

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See also
National Register of Historic Places listings in Suffolk County, Massachusetts

References

Winthrop, Massachusetts
School buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Massachusetts
Buildings and structures in Suffolk County, Massachusetts
National Register of Historic Places in Suffolk County, Massachusetts

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Q: App that will pull data from website flash game Basically I need information on how to pull data from a flash game webbased client and put that data into an app. The game is evony.com its a webbased flash game. I can probably figure out the coding such as parse the login and password and display the information in the app. What Im have major problems is following,

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*How can I find out what data in what format is being transmitted from
  webbased client to their server.

*What software, preferably free, is out there that will do this for me?

*Is there any tutorials, explanations, pointers anything describing this
  on the inet because I have searched high and low without success.
I think the problem is because I am a beginner, I do not know the correct wording to serch for to find this information. It's a little like a needle in a haystack :) If you know what you want but dont know what it is called, get a new hobby :(
VERY much appreciated for any help, pointers, explanations, descriptions, tutorials or anything that can help me with this, very very much appreciated all.
/Core

A: The tool of choice to get started is WireShark. Its a software to monitor in- and outgoing datatransfer. It's very powerfull and a bit complex to get filtering right. Try something different to get started (e.g. do a ftp-login and try to "steal" your own password).
In Step two, you need to reverse engineer the communication between your client and the server. Thats the fun part. If it is encrypted, bad luck.
If you want to read the data, you can use libraries like LibCap to get the data in a language of choice. The flash player interacts with the game and you read the data transmitted.
If you are going for a stand alone program without the running flash client, you need to write your own client based on the protocol you got from step two. Be prepared to be kicked and banned permanently on the slightest error. I haven't checked on this one but every MMO I know and I can imagine do prohobit such tools.

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Filipino domestic helper among 14 new COVID-19 cases
By Hong Kong News Staff
Dr. Chuang Shuk-kwan from Hong Kong's Centre for Health Protection. (FILE PHOTO)
A Filipina domestic helper who flew in from Manila is among the 14 new coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases recorded on Monday, health officials said.
Dr. Chuang Shuk-kwan from the Centre for Health Protection said the Filipina entered the city via Philippine Airlines flight PR 300 on Sept. 12. She is among the two imported cases; the other is a returnee from India.
Chuang clarified the domestic worker is not linked to the earlier string of infections among a group of 13 who were brought into the city by the same agency last Wednesday.
Passengers from the Philippines are required to produce negative results from a COVID-19 test they took 72 hours before they enter the city.
Chuang said it was possible that they got infected after testing negative, or the COVID-19 test in the Philippines had different sensitivity.
Of the twelve local infections, six were detected from the universal community testing program, which ended at 8 p.m. today.
While the government said it had not set a target, the mass testing program saw around 1.7 million of the 7.5 million-strong population take part.
Four of those detected through mass testing were linked to previous cases, while two had no definable source of infection, said Chuang.
She added the testing helped detect silent cases of coronavirus infections, which in turn curbed the spread of the virus.
Three cases with links to previous infections were regular customers of Do Shing restaurant in Tuen Mun to eat breakfast. This involved elderly male and female, aged 61 and 63, and another 49-year-old male who did not know the two.
The restaurant will be disinfected and its staff will be tested.
A 77-year-old male patient with COVID-19 died this morning, bringing the death toll in the city to 101.
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NOW Super Omega EPA has twice the EPA (360 mg per softgel) as in our regular strength (180 mg per softgel).The Natural Fish Oil Concentrate used in this softgel is manufactured under strict quality control standards. It is tested to be free of potentially harmful levels of contaminants (i.e. mercury, heavy metals, PCB's, dioxins, and other contaminants).


The second of two cold fronts to sweep Southern California will hit the Los Angeles area Saturday, bringing rain, possible thunderstorms and the threat of mud and debris flows in hillside areas scorched by last year's wildfires, according to the National Weather service.
Rains on Friday snarled traffic and prompted road closures in foothill communities bordering the Angles National Forest, where more than 160,000 acres were charred in the Station fire. Rains in Los Angeles County were relatively light Friday, but Orange and San Diego counties experienced heavy thunderstorms and 45 mph wind gusts along the coast.
Forecasters predict up to 1½ inches of rainfall across the coastal and valley areas with as much as 3½ inches in the foothills and mountains.
A flash flood watch was put in effect for portions of Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties on Friday and will remain in place through Saturday, according to Jamie Meier, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Oxnard.
Mountain resort areas can expect between a foot and 20 inches of snow at levels of 6,000 feet to 7,000 feet, dropping on Saturday to about 4,500 feet to 5,000 feet, just below the Grapevine on Interstate 5, Meier said.
It should also be quite windy, with mountain regions experiencing 20- to 30-mph winds and gusts up to 55 mph, Meier said.
Temperatures were not expected to rise above the low 60s, with overnight lows in the lower 50s through the weekend, she said.
Another storm could dampen the county Tuesday and Wednesday, Meier said. If it materializes as predicted, that storm is expected to produce less than an inch of rain to the county.
The county's environmental health division is advising people to stay out of the ocean along coastal beaches until three days after the rain stops because of the possibility storm runoff could bring disease-carrying bacteria into coastal waters.
Strong El Niño conditions expected to last through this spring could contribute to above average rainfall in the southern United States, according to forecasts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
While forecasters can't attribute particular storms directly to El Niño, the recent wet weather in our region fits the typical pattern for the climatic phenomenon, Meier said.
Photos: Raindrops are falling on ... L.A.


Kananaskis Country is a spectacular destination for nordic ski enthusiasts. There are hundreds of kilometres of cross-country ski trails suitable to all ski levels and techniques, including the Canmore Nordic Centre with over 60 kilometres of world-class cross-country and biathlon trail systems.
Located just minutes from downtown Canmore, the Canmore Nordic Centre offers World-class cross country skiing in the winter and over 100 km of trail ideally suited to mountain biking and trail running in the summer. Host site to many international sporting events, the Canmore Nordic Centre is also home to Canada's National Cross Country and Biathlon Teams.
Find information on companies offering snowshoeing tours in Canmore, Kananaskis and the Canadian Rockies.


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9 of 10 steps Press the Home key to return to the home screen.
Activate your Google account on the phone.
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Team of the Half Century: James Maloney
Thu 1 Dec 2016, 05:04 PM
Only a Shark for one season, but what a year is it was.
With James Maloney directing traffic, making line breaks and kicking goals under intense pressure, the Sharks went on to claim their maiden NRL title.
Played 25 games in 2016, missing just one match with injury and a second game due to State of Origin commitments, Maloney kicked 94 goals, scored seven tries and potted three field goals in showing why Coach Shane Flanagan was so keen to lure him across to the Sutherland Shire following a career which spanned three years at the Sydney Roosters after playing for the Storm and Warriors prior to that.
Played all three Origin matches for NSW this season and was named in the Australian Four Nations squad at years end, running out for two games for the Kangaroos during the tournament.
In just a short stint in Sharks colours Maloney made a major contribution in their breakthrough season. Is it enough to include him as the five eighth in the Sharks Team of the Half Century?


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MCHAP: The Americas
Architecture, Books, Urbanism
MCHAP: The Americas brings together leading architects and academics in a dialogue exploring the current state of architecture throughout the Americas and analyzes themes raised by the seven finalist projects (designed by Herzog & de Meuron, Álvaro Siza, Steven Holl Architects, OMA/ LMN – Rem Koolhaas and Joshua Prince-Ramus, Smiljan Radić, Cristián Undurraga, Rafael Iglesia) from the inaugural Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize recognizing the best built works in the Americas from 2000 through 2013.
Edited by Fabrizio Gallanti,the book includes contributions from the inaugural MCHAP jury (IITAC Dean Wiel Arets, Kenneth Frampton, Jorge Francisco Liernur, Dominique Perrault, Sarah Whiting) as well as essays by Fabrizio Gallanti, Pedro Alonso, Luis Castañeda, Felipe Correa, Pier Paolo Tamburelli, Horacio Torrent, Molly Wright Steenson, Mimi Zeiger.


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A Startup Wants to Turn Your Car's Windshield Into a Giant Screen
Kristin Houser in Advanced Transport
Today, many vehicles come equipped with a heads-up display that projects useful information, such as a car's speed or driving directions, right onto the windshield so that the driver doesn't need to take their eyes off the road.
But while those systems require just a small part of a windshield, Beijing-based company Futurus has built a heads-up display that transforms the entire thing into a display — foreshadowing a future in which the driving experience could look very different for both passengers and those behind the wheel.
Futurus plans to present its heads-up display technology at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show, according to a New Atlas story, but it's already released several mockup photos of the system.
In addition to the regular driving data about speed and directions, Futurus's system would display augmented reality graphics that draw attention to what's happening outside a vehicle, noting a pedestrian in a crosswalk, for example. The display might also include a tiny AI avatar, who, for some reason, appears dressed for the opera.
Futurus even claims it could display entertainment on the windshield in such a way that it could be viewed by passengers and not drivers, according to the New Atlas story.
We'll likely find out more about how it manages that feat at CES, at which point the company will also have to explain how all of this extra information might actually improve the safety of the driving experience and not just distract drivers from it.
READ MORE: Futurus wants to turn your car's whole windscreen into an AR display [New Atlas]
More on heads-up displays: Next-Gen Spacesuit Helmet Has an "Iron Man" Heads up Display
Government Might Investigate Teslas Accelerating Unexpectedly
Watch This Adorable Mini Cybertruck Drift in the Snow
Experts Don't Know Why Boeing 777 Doused Children With Jet Fuel


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Peston's Row With Furious Caller Who Said Theresa May Has Given UK Army To EU
26 October 2017, 14:05 | Updated: 26 October 2017, 14:53
The European Union is the reason there is peace in Europe, a fired-up Robert Peston told an LBC caller.
The ITV Political Editor was hosting his first LBC show, standing in for James O'Brien while he enjoys a well-deserved break.
And when discussing Brexit, he received a call from Christine, who was furious with Theresa May, who she claimed had given up the British Army to the EU in her Florence speech.
Robert Peston was involved in a row with this caller over the EU's role in peace. Picture: LBC
But Robert insisted that close links between the economies and armies of the European countries is the reason that there has been peace in Europe for so long.
Christine said: "In a divorce settlement, assets on both sides have to be divided. And Mrs May, during her Florence speech, when she was busy being so very generous when she gave away one of our biggest assets without asking for anything in return - our army and security forces.
"She said we would carry on providing those free of charge."
But Robert insisted: "I thought she was making a perfectly reasonable point that it's within our interest to keep Europe stable.
"The European Union has been the structure which kept Europe free form conflict for a longer period than at any point in modern history. I think that matters."
Things got very heated when Christine claimed: "It would not be in their economic interest to go to war any more."
And Robert interrupted to say: "Because of the European Union!"
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Ontario News Release: Ontario Launches Digital and Data Innovation Fellowship Program
November 25, 2021 | The Mississauga Board of Trade
TORONTO — The Ontario government is unlocking the expertise of the private sector to accelerate Ontario's digital future with the Digital and Data Innovation Fellowship Program.
The government is now accepting applications to bring some of Ontario's best digital and data talent into government to help build Ontario's digital future. Fellows, nominated by their organizations, will be private-sector digital and data professionals — senior backend developers, product managers, user experience designers, service designers and data specialists — operating within Ontario to help solve the government's most pressing design, data and technology challenges. They will begin their provincial ministry placements in February 2022 for approximately six months.
"We're building a strong foundation for a digital Ontario and working with the private sector to make that happen," said Kaleed Rasheed, Associate Minister of Digital Government. "Leveraging the expertise of the private sector will help us deliver simpler, faster and better services to the people of Ontario."
Placements will each include one to two fellows to join a multidisciplinary team embedded within a ministry. Six to 10 fellows will be onboarded across four ministries. Fellows can expect to work on the following projects:
The Courts Digital Transformation Initiative at the Ministry of the Attorney General, which will deliver digital access to courts.
The Service Modernization Project at the Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry will create new digital services for permits, licenses and authorizations.
The Digital Identity Program at the Ontario Digital Service that will enable easier, more secure access to online services.
The Compliance Modernization Project at Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs will further enhance the Ministry's inspection and compliance programs, making them more client-focused and digital/data-driven.
The deadline for applications is December 10, 2021. Information on the application process for organizations is available at Ontario.ca/digitalfellows
"The Digital and Data Innovation Fellowship Program is an example of how we're making digital transformation a priority," said Peter Bethlenfalvy, Minister of Finance. "We're building a digital economy for the social and economic benefit of the people of Ontario."
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Giorgio Moroder: in Italia | Nerds Attack!
Giorgio announces his first ever live tour in Europe! He is embarking on a 15-city European tour in April and May 2019. The tour production entitled A Celebration of the 80's will include the highlights from his prolific career in a spectacular stage show with dazzling visuals and lighting alongside his band and vocalists.


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October's Abundant Harvest
October is harvesting month for me. The first week I was still cruising on some small country roads in Northeast U.S. gathering visual delights. As soon as I came back home, I sent off a travel article to an online newspaper. Visitors to my pond at Ripple Effects get the details in ten blog posts beginning here.
Funny thing is, In my almost two weeks' road trip, I'd rarely seen birds and have not watched one single movie. So as soon as I got back home, I quickly sought to quench the dry spell. Sad to say, my avian friends have migrated without saying goodbye. But there are always movies.
Here are the movies I've watched in October after coming home. Most are current releases, a few catch-ups. I'm a detailed list-maker of unnecessary facts, so the titles are in chronological order of my viewing:
The Intern with Robert De Niro as the overqualified senior (in age) intern
A new genre has evolved in recent years to capture the baby-boomer cinema goers – A Walk In The Woods, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Quartet, My Old Lady – just to name a few. The Intern is pleasant enough, with an interesting proposal: make the best use of the resources seniors can offer in a business, here a startup created and operated by Jules (Ann Hathaway). The hipster way of running a company is explicitly, time and again, contrasted with the De Niro old school of management, etiquette and people skills, like Ben Stiller and Adam Driver in While We Were Young. But The Intern lacks a dramatic story arc to hold viewers' (well, mine at least) interest and attention. I've been waiting for a twist somewhere but it never came, and Anders Holm who plays Jules' husband Matt could well be a miscast. ~ ~ 1/2 Ripples
Hamlet with Benedict Cumberbatch as the brooding Prince of Denmark
I bought the ticket to this National Theatre Live one-night screening months ago and am excited to report that I was one of 250,000 viewers worldwide to watch it. The date to remember: 10/15/15. It was a record for NTL for one single showing of a broadcast; Shakespeare would be ecstatic. I was squished in the last row corner seat in a full Cineplex auditorium, awestruck by the enthusiasm Benedict Cumberbatch had raised. There were young people in droves streaming into the theatre instead of the usually grey-haired audience at most NTL screenings.
Basically two things I'd like to say about this production at the Barbican in London via NTL's camera work. First, the sound and lighting need to improve so we don't have to strain our ears to hear that most famous soliloquy of all time delivered by Benedict Cumberbatch. Second, the performance was a bit uneven. While Cumberbatch had put on an energetic and affective act, and Ciaran Hinds as Claudius was very convincing and appealing even, there were roles that need to be pumped up to match.
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The Martian with Matt Damon as the best botanist on the Planet Mars
Well, science seems to be the saviour bringing Matt Damon back to Earth from Mars but director Ridley Scott knows the underlying secret. An evacuation of his teammates after a dust storm has left astronaut Mark Watney all alone on the Red Planet. To survive, he has to science his way out. Director Ridley Scott knows too well that he is working with flesh and blood, and science without the human touch will best be a fine documentary but won't capture hearts and can't triumph at the box office. Thanks to all his teammates in the space capsule coming back for him and all the smart people in NASA and elsewhere calculating to the dot of how this could take place, we get a captivating and entertaining human interest story. Look at the cast, it's not rocket science that the film has fine materials to build on: Other than Damon, there's Jessica Chastain, Kristen Wiig, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Jeff Daniels, Sean Bean…
A blogging success, Andy Weir first published his story as blog posts, followed by eBook, sold movie rights, movie production, and now the phenom. But what was I most impressed? That the film doesn't use CGI to imitate the Red Planet but was shot on location in the magnificent Wadi Rum, southern Jordan. Previous films with Mars as setting had used the location as it's probably one of the most Mars-like places on Earth. I had the experience of getting to about seventy miles north of Wadi Rum in Petra many years ago, beholding the city carved out of the red mountains. It was indeed out of this world. ~ ~ ~ 1/2 Ripples
(Update Jan. 14, 2016: 7 Oscar Nominations including Best Picture)
Bridge of Spies with Tom Hanks as the reluctant hero
Steven Spielberg knows what audience wants too, and that the formula of the "hero's journey" works. Not to say this film is formulaic but it is predictable even when I didn't know anything about our reluctant hero, insurance lawyer James Donovan (Tom Hanks) who later turned master negotiator. Bridge of Spies is set in the Cold War era, Donovan is asked to do the nasty task of defending an arrested Russian spy Rudolf Abel (Mark Rylance). As a result, Donovan has suddenly become public enemy no. 1 together with his defendant. As the real life events begin to take their course, Donovan is pulled into the journey with real gusto. He saves Abel from a certain death sentence, keeping him for more useful ends, you know, some sort of like insurance for the future. And rainy days finally come.
This is a highly watchable film, despite the fact that many might have known about this part of American history, the character Donovan and his ultimate endeavour to exchange Abel for American U2 pilot Gary Powers shot down from Soviet airspace. As with Ridley Scott's The Martian, Spielberg knows it's not the dry, actual negotiations that will interest the audience, but the added suspense and the human bond between Donovan and Abel that would appeal more. And so he threw in those elements; Spielberg is good at that. It's the humanity behind his characters that capture his audience. And what's more, shot like a Cold War era film, we get some thrilling noir type of camera work and the reminiscence of the denser and tenser spy films of the 60's, like Le Carré's The Spy Who Came in from the Cold. But of course, in this day, audience would welcome more Spielberg's offer of lighter entertainment. ~ ~ ~ 1/2 Ripples
Jafar Panahi's TAXI where the banned Iranian director creates video selfies
Banned from making films for twenty years for his outspoken stance against the government, Iranian director Jafar Panaji uses creative and bold ways to make his 'non-films'. Here he is in the driver's seat in a yellow cab, picking up his fares on the streets of Tehran with a camera mounted on his dashboard. We get a slice of what it's like to live under an authoritarian power. Rather than a gloomy view, this 2015 Berlin International Film Festival winner brings us a light-hearted, human display of life in Tehran, however limited the crack is opened for us to look in from the outside. My full review here. ~ ~ ~ 1/2 Ripples
This is Not A Film where banned director searches for new ways to speak out
This is Jafar Panahi's 2011 work after he was given a 20-year ban by the Iranian court from filmmaking, screenwriting, giving interviews, and leaving the country. This is not a film, but a video selfie made in his home by friend and documentary filmmaker Mojtaba Mirtahmasb who was later arrested. We see a somber, stoic, but at times frustrated Panahi up and about in his home with his daily chores, and 'telling' a banned screenplay. He is also shown using his own iPhone to record a young man coming to his door to collect garbage, a film student helping his sister out for that night. The depth of human interest and the desires and aspirations of people in constraints depicted in this 'non-film' is poignant. ~ ~ ~ Ripples
Remember where Christopher Plummer is a 90 year-old revenger with dementia
So what if the plot is implausible as long as we have a talented director (Atom Egoyan) conducting a fine orchestrated production with the riveting performance of Christopher Plummer. I mean, there are lots of implausible storylines in our movies nowadays, think Gone Girl, Before I Go to Sleep, ok, throw in The Martian even. The charismatic performance here in Remember by Plummer makes it believable and absorbing. Why, he has grasped and portrayed a dementia patient to the dot, forgetting who you are, where you are, and the essential why for your actions. A Holocaust survivor seeking revenge on the German officer responsible for his family's death in Auschwitz is the premise. But Canadian director Atom Egoyan had led us into a thrilling story of suspense and unfolding. No, this is not 'another Holocaust movie' but a riveting thriller. Plummer has effectively led us to see the fragility of our mind and the nature of the memories we hold. ~ ~ ~ Ripples
Meet The Patels where Ravi Patel shows us the Indian version of Meet the Parents
But with one major difference: This is a lively documentary. That makes it all the more fun and realistic. The Indian parents of their American born, and almost 30 year-old son Ravi Patel lend a helping hand to find him a wife by distributing his 'bio dates' resumé to friends and family and practically to the whole Patel clan. This is not incest but expanding the target market of about 50 miles radius of where the Patels come from in India. Ravi himself had gone through the 'biodating system', online matrimonial websites, and Patel Matrimonial Convention. But before all these, he'd had an American girlfriend whom he had kept as a secret from his parents and with whom he had just broken up. Ahh, that adds to the complication in this vividly told multi-visual doc. Most gratifying is the conclusion… regardless of culture and traditions, loving parents just want their children to be happy. I can't agree more. ~ ~ ~ Ripples My full review here.
The Past where Director Asghar Farhadi elicited some amazing performance
My third film from Iranian directors in just two weeks. Asghar Farhadi's first French language film shot in Paris. I was much impressed by his previous work A Separation, which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 2012. The Past came a year later. So this is a catch-up for me; I'd long wanted to see it. Saw it on BluRay just a few days ago and again I must say, don't let them just stream movies online, for the special features are just as good. Here we have Farhadi sharing with us the creative process in the making of The Past at a Directors Guild interview. This is too good a film to just write a couple of paragraphs on. A full review coming. But I can tell you, it's going to be ~ ~ ~ ~ Ripples.
If she's not birding by the Pond, Arti's likely watching a movie, reading, or writing a review. Bylines in Asian American Press, Vague Visages, Curator Magazine.	View all posts by Arti
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Of course I've not seen any of these — so it goes, I guess. But here's a tidbit that may amuse you. As I was driving around Houston today, I happened to click the radio on to sports talk, so I could get some details about the World Series. (My aunt lives in Kansas City, and is a great baseball fan. I need to be informed.)
As it turned out, the talk show hosts were debating whether the Intern or The Martian was the best film they'd seen. I was surprised not only by the topic, but also by their obvious attention to the details of the films. We just never know where informed criticism can be found!
It's a delight to have you back, even though your birds have flown. I'm sure you'll find a few to enjoy before much time passes.
It happened that, for the first time, I paid a little attention to the World Series this year because of the Toronto Blue Jays. There was a glimmer of hope that they could have triumphed over the Royals to get to the finals. That was not to be. But I'd be surprised too if the show hosts diverged into movie talks rather than focused on baseball. Just show how much a hype there is with The Martian I suppose, and not to forget The Intern. For you, I think you'll enjoy both movies. 😉
marmeladegypsy says:
You've been busy since you've been back! And of all those I've only see "Hamlet"! "The Martian" and "Bridge of Spies" (and "Remember") are high on my list. Although it seems like the list never whittles down! I'm waiting for "Suffragette" and "Brooklyn" — and who knows what! The fall NYT movie look-ahead just arrived and it's taking awhile to work my way through it!
Jeanie,
I'm just a bit surprised that Suffragette isn't here. Hopefully not for long. You know, the Awards Season has just started with the Hollywood Film Awards a couple of days ago. And Carey Mulligan won best actress. I can't be more excited. Why? Because she is so low key and down to earth. Further, I'm afraid her film Suffragette just may not sit well with N. Am audience. And when interviewed on the red carpet at the HFA, she was still saying she felt like a 'pretender', an 'imposter', that she had no reason to be there at all. Would an American actress say something like that?
Great collection of films. Want to see The Martian, daughter says it's fab, and have heard such good things about Bridge of Spies. Didn't get round to booking Hamlet for the family – I wasn't sure they would understand it and of course while I was deciding, all the tickets sold out!
I bought my ticket to Hamlet six months ago and at that time, it was already 25% sold. To prepare, I reread the whole play. But still I was not able to 'get' many of the lines. However, with S. plays, I don't mind that I can't understand the lines. it's the whole atmosphere and the delivery of speech and actions that's appealing for me. A few years back I was visiting Stratford-Upon-Avon and took my then teenaged son to see The Taming of the Shrew. He LOL many times while watching, thoroughly enjoyed it. Mind you, he liked to watch live theatre, how much he could 'get' didn't seem to matter. As for NTL broadcasts, I've seen four this year. Despite the sound issue this time, overall, I'd say: "Bravo!"
Ti says:
I am not one to see a movie in a theater. I find myself highly irritated with the people around me who choose to talk or text throughout the whole darn experience. So, I typically wait for a movie to hit Netflix of Demand. I want to see so many of these but will have to wait a little bit.
Ti,
I know what you mean. I try to avoid crowds too so I seldom go to opening weekend showings. But I find a big difference with watching on the small screen, or even just on my computer, than watching the big screen in theatre. But for films that I've missed I tried to borrow DVDs or Blu Rays, for I love the special featurettes, the making of and interviews, which you can't see on Netflix.
First, congratulations on the travel article! That is really awesome!
And that's some movie binge you went on after you got back! Sounds like there were some really good ones to look out for.
Thanks, Stefanie. Actually I've been writing for AAPress for several years now as their film reviewer. But this is the first time on travels. BTW, they're based in Minnesota. 😉
I'm always impressed with the movies you view and critique. My Dear is hoping to see The Martian soon.
I'll be interested to know what you and your Dear think after you've watched it. 😉
I agree that the guy who played Claudius in Benedict Cumberbatch's Hamelt was brilliant. Gertrude, too. I was less convinced by Ophelia.
Nicola,
Yes, Ciaran Hinds is a veteran, award-winning Irish actor. I agree with you about Ophelia, and also, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, two of my favourite characters from the play but not well interpreted in this production I feel.
Great reviews I love that you introduce me to films I wouldn't normally hear about. I saw the new James Bond film with my brother last week Spectre I'd give it 3 out of 5
DL says:
Thanks for the reviews! Now I know which ones I'll watch. 🙂
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Cseresnyés Ferenc (eredeti neve: Kirschentanter Ferenc) (Teremi, 1877. október 7. – Budapest, 1964. április 10.) gyógypedagógus, a Magyarországi Vakok Országos Intézetének tanára.

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1929–1933 között szerkesztette a Siketnémák és Vakok Oktatásügye című folyóiratot. A vakok számára az 1930-as években Braille-rendszerű térképeket készített Magyarországról.

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Szülei: Kirschentanter Ferenc és Gehler Terézia voltak. 1921. augusztus 1-én, Vasszécsenyben házasságot kötött Császár Ilonával.

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This is the Mars Society Netherlands' newsletter for July 2020. While we write this, the summer is well underway. And a hot summer it is! When it concerns Mars at least, lets not talk about earthly weather. In the last week two rockets were launched carrying vehicles that will travel to Mars. With the help of a Japanese rocket, the United Arab Emirates Space Agency launched it's probe 'Amal' ('Hope') to the red planet. In February 2021 'Hope' will arrive at an orbit around Mars, from where it will perform daily measurments of its atmosphere. With this data, scientists from the UAE hope to be able to study changing climate and weather patterns. When 'Hope' arrives at Mars, the UAE's space agency will be the fifth to get there, after the USA's, the former Soviet Union's, the EU's and India's.
They will be followed shortly by a sixth space agency. Last week China launched their mission Tianwen-I ('Asking the Heavens') to Mars. Their first spaceship to the planet will bring them to the planet's surface. Apart from a planet orbiting probe it carries a Mars lander and a rover. The mission's goal is to find out if there has ever been life on Mars or that it's even still there.
As if two missions to Mars in the same year aren't enough, NASA will send it's rover 'Perseverance' this summer. They are aiming at July 31st for launch. It's mission is largely the same as the Chinese rover's, searching for clues of habital conditions on Mars and for signs of microbial life itself in the ancient past. Where earlier missions stayed on the ground, this mission will have the possibllity to go into the air. 'Perseverance' will carry a small helicopter, called 'Ingenuity'.
Where the big space agencies have been quite busy, the Mars Society hasn't been sitting still either. You have probably read in our newsletters earlier this year about the writing contest the Mars Society Netherlands organized. More on that in the next paragraph.
Activities: writing contest
Last month was the deadline for the writing contest the Mars Society Netherlands organized and what we informed you about in the last newsletter. We received a range of nice and inspiring stories from authors around the globe. Out of these we chose three winners. They have already been notified and their prizes have been send. You can read the winning stories on our website.
Recommended: The Sirens of Mars
Early July Sarah Stewart Johnson published her book The Sirens of Mars: Searching for Life on Another World. In this book she writes about her personal journey as a planetary scientist and interweaves this with the history of the exploration of Mars.
Rising Together - 2020 Mars Society International Teleconvention
The Mars Society is pleased to announce that the 23rd Annual International Mars Society Convention will be convened Thursday-Sunday, October 15-18, 2020, all over the world via the Internet!
NASA's Mars Rover Drivers Need Your Help
You may be able to help NASA's Curiosity rover drivers better navigate Mars. Using the online tool AI4Mars to label terrain features in pictures downloaded from the Red Planet, you can train an artificial intelligence algorithm to automatically read the landscape.
From Earth to Mars: Rosalind Franklin's centenary of science
If Rosalind Franklin had had a birthday wish, she probably never would have dreamed of having her name roving on Mars. As the world celebrates the 100th anniversary of the prominent scientist behind the discovery of the structure of DNA tomorrow, the ExoMars rover named after her prepares to leave her symbolic footprint on the Red Planet.
What will astronauts need to survive the dangerous journey to Mars?
On movie missions to Mars, getting there is the easy part. The Martian's Mark Watney was fine until a dust storm left him fending for himself. Douglas Quaid's jaunt to the Red Planet in Total Recall was smooth sailing until he came under fire at Martian customs and immigration.
But in real life, just getting to Mars and back will be rife with dangers that have nothing to do with extreme weather or armed gunmen.


The shooting hit home for Brinson. He went to high school five miles away at Coral Springs High, one of Douglas' rivals. His mom lives 10 minutes from the school. His hitting coach lives "right down the street," Brinson said.
The Marlins, like the other South Florida professional sports teams, did their part to help the Douglas community heal. They invited the Douglas baseball and softball teams to Jupiter for their preseason opener, during which the Marlins wore Douglas caps and "MSD Strong" warmup shirts. They also posted a sign on the left-field wall at Marlins Park displaying a maroon-colored ribbon (the same as one of Douglas' school colors) with the letters "MSD" across the middle and 17 stars in honor of the lives lost in the shooting. Douglas also played a district game against Coral Springs inside Marlins Park while the Marlins were on a road trip.
Before heading to Jupiter this week for the start of Marlins' 2019 spring training camp, Brinson drove by the park near the high school where memorials were set up.


One of the more striking and significant passages in the Book of Mormon is Lehi's vision of the tree of life. It is often studied in terms of its content alone, with clarifying details illuminated by Nephi's similar vision. However, exploring this vision against the backdrop of ancient visionary literature can lead to greater appreciation of its literary richness while affording insights into its interpretation. Many narrative components of Lehi's vision match the characteristic elements of visionary literature identified by biblical scholar Leland Ryken, including otherness, reversal of ordinary reality, transcendental realms, kaleidoscopic structure, and symbolism. The relationship between symbolic aspects of Lehi's vision and specific historical events more clearly recognized in Nephi's account (e.g., Christ's mortal ministry, the apostasy, Nephite history) is discussed. In addition, identifying the man in the white robe in Lehi's vision as John the Revelator provides a natural narrative and structural link to Nephi's vision that emphasizes the relatedness of the two accounts. Most elements of the vision point to Jesus Christ. Lehi's vision comports well with the genre of ancient visionary literature, a form that biblical scholarship has shown to be worthy of serious scholarly attention.


A man in Roseville, Michigan claims an angry drive-thru employee at a coffee shop broke his finger in the drive-thru. According to Fox 2 Detroit, the problems started for the customer when he tried to pay for his coffee with a $100 bill.
Allegedly, the Tim Hortons employee grabbed the bill, threw it back at the customer and said "we don't take $100 bills here." When the customer said the bill was US currency and thought they had to take it, the dispute escalated. The employee threw his money back through the window and told him to take it elsewhere.
This is reportedly when the altercation got ugly. According to the customer, the employee slammed the window, he opened it back up from the outside and said "are you kidding me?" When the worker said "yep" and slammed the window again, this time slamming his finger inside.
If this isn't bad enough, when the customer went inside to tell them about his finger, he was threatened by the employee again. He was told she would call the police. Then, as this story just gets crazier, the Tim Hortons employee took to Facebook to complain about the customer.
We have all had tough days at work, and may even lose our temper with coworkers sometimes. I know I have done it on especially stressful days. I have never had a bad drive-thru experience at Tim Hortons, or anywhere else really. In fact, after writing this story I am craving a bagel and coffee so bad.
The Roseville Tim Hortons location has posted a sign in the drive-thru window stating they no longer accept $50 or $100 bills.


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