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Philadelphia is a beautiful city with many great attractions for singles, couples and families alike. This quick guide has dozens of trip ideas in and around Philadelphia. You will find the must see attractions such as cool museums, things to do with kids, parks, historical landmarks and the top restaurants to eat in! Also included are the top neighborhoods and sections of Philly to hit up!
Top Attractions in Philadelphia
2027 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19130
Once the most expensive and famous prison in the world, it now stands with crumbling cell blocks. Enjoy a daytime tour including discussions, interactive tours, and history exhibit. You can also opt for their Terror Behind the Walls event where it transforms into America's largest haunted house, right in time for Halloween!
Ghost Tours of Philadelphia
5th & Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Discover the secrets hidden in the shadows of the historic and haunted city of Philadelphia! Take a candlelit walking tour up and down back streets and secret gardens where spirits lurk.
301 South Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia, PA 19106
Spend a day at the Penn's Landing Marina enjoying the surrounding restaurants, theaters, shops, museums, and more. It is only steps away from a number of different attractions so there will be something everyone in the family can enjoy. You can also paddle your way around the marina in one of their Swan Boats!
South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
With over 400 shops and restaurants, this Philly district is guaranteed to fill your whole day with fun. Take in its unique charm and personality as you wander up and down the hippest and most eclectic street in town!
Old City District
231 Market Street, Philadelphia PA 19108
As America's most historic square mile, there a number of historical and art attractions that your family can enjoy. Whether you're interested in performing arts, fashion, art, or food, there will be a place for you to stop by that you will remember forever.
Reading Terminal Market
51 North 12th, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Reading Terminal is one of the largest and oldest public markets in the country with historical buildings, local and exotic produce, the finest meat and seafood, and fresh cut flowers. Spend a day perusing the good Mondays through Sundays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Independence National Park
41 North 6th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Visit a number of historical attractions such as the Liberty Bell Center or Independence Hall where the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were signed. Perfect for a family trip for history buffs!
Italian Market
919 South 9th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Taste classic Italian flavors and products from a variety of shops and dining options. Buy produce to make your own dishes or sit down with family or friends to enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner!
Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site
143 South 3rd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Poe has engaged and inspired readers and writers from all over. Explore his humble home of six years in Philadelphia, where he created a number of masterpieces that are still read around the world!
Bartram's Garden
5400 Lindbergh Blvd., Philadelphia, PA 19143
This garden is a 45-acre National Historic Landmark. Its legacy of discovery, gardening, and art lives on and is enhanced year by year. Explore the world of nature or participate in programs to learn more about the world around you.
Barne's Foundation
2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19130
Barne's holds a number of exhibits that you can walk through on your own or on a tour with a group. The mission of the foundation is to promote the advancement of education and the appreciation of the fine arts and horticulture.
Elfreth's Alley
Between North 2nd and North Front Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Take in a dose of history as you walk the nation's oldest residential street surrounded by 32 Federal and Georgian residences. Stop by the Museum House on the weekend to go on a walk through tour and observe the history of residence in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia's Magic Gardens
1020 South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Philadelphia's Magic Gardens inspire creativity within the community by educating the public about folk mosaic and visionary art. Appreciate one of the most scenic and artistic places in the city.
Fun Things to do with Kids in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Zoo
3400 West Girard Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19104
The Philadelphia Zoo is open almost every day of the year. Join the zoo for free admission and a number of other perks. In the zoo you will find a number of animals from giraffes to flamingoes as well as spots for dining and shopping!
Bike and Moped Tours of Philadelphia
15 South 7th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Rent a bike for the day to enjoy a relaxing tour of some historic and scenic spots in the city. Different tour packages are offered so you can choose one that better suits your preferences for the day!
Please Touch Museum
4231 Avenue of the Republic, Philadelphia, PA 19131
For your curious little ones that can't keep their hands off everything they see, this museum is perfect! Let them roam around and explore exhibits and activities scattered all over the museum. They can take charge and go wherever they please, finding fun around every corner.
Franklin Institute Science Museum
271 North 21st Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
The Franklin Institute is a family's dream! From escape rooms to exhibits, to a planetarium and live science shows, they have everything you need to spend a whole day having fun. Perfect for something to do indoors on a rainy day.
Historic Sites in Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin National Memorial
222 North 20th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
This 20' statue commemorates our former statesman, writer, and inventor who has had a significant impact on our country's history. Take a picture with the beautiful marble statue!
Walk on the very floors that this famous poet and writer used to walk during the time span he spent in the city of Philadelphia. Read your favorite Poe piece in the Reading Room and discover more about Poe in a completely new perspective.
Farimount Park
4231 North Concourse Drive, Philadelphia, PA 19119
As the largest municipal park in Philadelphia, Fairmount provides 10,000 acres of trails, woodland and waterfront areas, hills, and picnic spots. Take in the beautiful landscape around you as you reconnect with the world.
Gloria Dei (Old Swedes) Church
916 Swanson Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
This church is surrounded by spacious and elegant grounds and historic buildings providing a beautiful environment. Establishing a close and friendly community is important to the church and they do their best to organize events uniting locals!
Thaddeus Kosciuszko National Memorial
301 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Kosciuszko was a Polish freedom fighter that lived here during the American Revolution. Hear all about his military engineering skills were vital for designing fortifications used in the revolution.
Valley Forge National Historic Park
1400 North Outer Line Drive, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Visit the grounds where the Contintental Army camped in the winter of 1777-1778 during the Revolutionary War. Walk the same territory that George Washington and his troops did while fighting for the freedom of the U.S.
Morris House Hotel
See history and luxury merge in this beautiful boutique hotel in Philadelphia. Escape the busy streets and take in the beautiful hotel and its exquisite courtyard garden. With a colonial theme and top-tier decor and service, this is perfect for romance or for a family stay.
Dream Garden Glass Mosaic
601-45 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
This stunning piece is located in the lobby of the Curtis Center. An expansive 15 by 49 feet it occupies an entire wall and has become a favorite historical attraction for art enthusiasts. It was produced in 1916 using over 100,000 pieces of favrile glass, hand-fired to perfection.
Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site
2 Mark Bird Lane, Elverson, PA 19520
Established in 1938, the Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site showcases a 19th centry rural iron plantation. Observe an early American industrial landscape that was in operation from 1771-1883 and has been conserved to remain a historical site.
Philadelphia Museums
Enjoy a museum where your kid can take charge! Have them roam around exploring their curiosities in a number of interactive exhibits and activities. Their creativity and imagination will be stimulated while you watch them have a blast!
Discover works of art of all different styles and era in one of the most renowned museums in the country. With beauty, and enchantment, your day will be filled with international masterpieces you are sure to remember.
University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology
Explore a number of artifacts from all different time periods and places all over the world. This museum specifically has one of the largest and finest collections of Egyptian artifacts. See tools and objects that were actually utilized by our ancestors from centuries ago.
The Academy of Natural Sciences
1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA, 19103
As a part of Drexel University, this museum is dedicated to advancing research, education, and engagement in the world of biodiversity and environmental science. Visit to see some of their exhibitions or opt to attend one of their many programs and events for kids and adults alike!
Spend a day learning about all the fun science offers by going through a number of exhibits and enjoying activities and shows put on just for you. There is enough to occupy you and your family for the whole day!
Mutter Museum
19 South 22nd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Explore medical history in a way you never have before. Mutter is the finest museum dedicated to just that, showcasing preserved collections of anatomical specimens, models, and medical instruments. Have a look into the medical world.
African American Museum in Philadelphia
701 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
This museum in Philly houses and interprets the life and work of African Americans. Experience the richness and vibrancy of African American heritage and culture come alive in four exhibition galleries.
National Museum of Jewish American History
101 South Independence Hall East, Philadelphia, PA 19106
In the heart of Philadelphia's historic district is the Museum of Jewish American History. Learn about the history and culture of Jewish Americans over the years. You can explore on your own or opt for a sixty minute, free public guided tour.
American Swedish Historical Museum
1900 Pattison Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19145
Explore cultural identity through the story of Swedes and Scandinavians in America. There are twelve exhibition galleries that include photography, artifacts, stories, art, and so much more.
Abington Art Center
515 Meetinghouse Road, Jenkingtown, PA 19046
Right on a historic 27-acre campus, this art center provides the public with exhibitions, programs, and events centered around the world of the arts. Their focus is on creating an interactive and exclusive for you to engage in.
Rodin Museum
The Rodin Museum offers an intimate setting for you to enjoy some of the world's most renowned masterpieces of sculpture. Take advantage of the Garden Bar where you can enjoy beer, wine, outdoor music, and gallery access.
Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum
6825 Norwitch Drive, Philadelphia, PA 19153
On display here, you will find a number of racing sports cars. The evolution of the sports care is due to the "spirit of competition", a theme in this museum. The exhibits are always rotating, so be sure to stop by and see what has changed, or visit for your first time.
Top 10 Places to Eat in Philadelphia
440 South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Jim's serves up some of the finest hoagies that will leave you feeling more than satisfied. This is the place to go for an authentic Philly cheesesteak that you will continue to come back to every time you visit the city!
Lorenzo and Sons Pizza
Lorenzo's has placed in one of the Top 101 Pizzas in America. They live up to their reputation with their no-frills yet astoundingly flavorful pies. Try it for yourself and be the judge!
The Twisted Tail
509 South 2nd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Get the best of both worlds as you enjoy the classic restaurant scene mixed with the bar scene supplemented with live blues. For an unforgettable experience and some of the finest dishes, Philly has to offer, stop by The Twisted Tail.
DiNic's Roast Pork
51 North 12th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
DiNic's roast pork sandwich won the Travel Channel's "Best Sandwich in America" award and has been drawing crowds ever since. Enjoy their simple menu that is filled with flavors and favorites like slow-roasted brisket and Italian-style pulled pork.
Zavino
112 South 13th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Zavino specializes in pizza that have been created with ideal flavor pairings and innovative combinations using only the highest quality ingredients. They also offer a number of smaller dishes including meats and cheeses, salads, and pastas.
L'angolo Restaurant
1415 West Porter Street, Philadelphia, PA 19145
L'angolo features authentic Italian cuisine concentrating on the flavors of Puglia. With fresh ingredients and classic combinations, this restaurant will not disappoint. Don't forget to BYO!
217-219 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Enjoy the flavors of Spain in this restaurant exploring the rich tradition of Spanish tapas. Come by for their weekday happy hours from 5-7 or their chef tastings for a unique experience.
Vernick Food & Drink
2031 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Vernick is a renowned and acclaimed Philly restaurant featuring an honest, no-fuss new American menu. The menu changes frequently to accommodate to in-season ingredients to guarantee the best and freshest flavors!
Monk's Cafe
To taste authentic and soulful Belgian food right in Philadelphia, visit Monk's. They offer some of the finest beers from around the world and their food is housemade daily. The menu is offered until 1 a.m. every night, making it the perfect late night eat!
237 Saint James Place, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Zahav is a modern Israeli restaurant bringing authentic flavors and the cultural heritage of Israel right to Philadelphia. Relax and enjoy hearty meals and refreshing drinks including one of the largest selections of Israeli wines outside of Israel!
Ristorante Pesto
1915 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19148
From fine Italian to simple pasta dishes, Ristorante Pesto offers it all. This is perfect for families since there is something for everyone to enjoy. The Varallo family bring authentic flavors of Italy into all of their dishes.
Cafe La Maude
816 North 4th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123
Experience the feel of an authentic Parisian cafe. The dishes are inspired by the owners' mother Maude's homecooked meals from Lebanon with a colorful menu that feeds both the eyes and tastebuds!
Ralph's Italian Restaurant
Ralph's has been providing the same fine Italian fine dining since 1900, all the while ownership remaining within the same family. Acclaimed and renowned, this restaurant serves quality Italian cuisine.
Places to Stay in Philadelphia
The Morris House Hotel is a favorite of visitors and locals. History and luxury merge to provide you with an enchanting atmosphere for you to enjoy. Escape the busy streets and enjoy the hotel's courtyard garden. With a colonial theme and stunning decor, this is the perfect place for romance or for a family stay.


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Fowler insists Park Avenue slowly turning corner as he seeks fresh faces
Lee Fowler buoyed by Avenue improvement as he seeks fresh faces
By Mark Stanford MarkS_TandA Digital Reporter
Riccardo Calder, right, has been praised by assistant manager Lee Fowler for the impact he has made since joining Bradford (Park Avenue). Picture: John Rhodes
LEE Fowler says Bradford (Park Avenue) are beginning to change their fortunes slowly but surely and hopes to bring in fresh faces to add experience to his side.
Avenue remain second-from-bottom of Vanarama National League North, with just five points from their opening 10 games.
But assistant Fowler says he can see the green shoots of recovery in place as he and interim manager Marcus Law look to steer their side up the table. This follows a 2-1 defeat at Boston United last weekend, Bradley Dockerty grabbing his side's consolation.
Former Huddersfield Town and Coventry City midfielder Fowler hopes they can add four new additions to their squad ahead of the visit of fourth-from-bottom Spennymoor Town to Horsfall Stadium tomorrow (3pm kick-off).
Fowler said: "The minimum we expect is hard work. We want them to play with freedom.
"We are being more competitive in games. We are creating chances.
"It's getting better, but it still needs to be a lot better. We are asking a lot of the players, we need to. They are a young group.
"They are doing well and playing good football. It's turning slowly.
"We need a little bit more Conference North know-how. It reminds me of my time at Nuneaton, I had a lot of academy players there. We need that experience to kick on.
"We didn't have a pre-season. We need to give the players short, sharp sessions in training. We need to make it fun too. They are taking it all on board. We are still looking to bring in new players. We want to get square pegs in square holes.
"We want a settled team, not fill gaps.
"We had two great chances that fell to Cressy (Ryan Cresswell) at Boston. If they had fallen to a striker, we would have had two goals. Boston had two shots on target and scored two goals."
Fowler also hopes his side can add some firepower to their ranks as they face a difficult test this weekend.
He added: "Spennymoor had a good result against Blyth in midweek, winning 5-0, they will be full of confidence. They have not really clicked into gear yet. They have a threat from the back with set pieces. It will be a tough game."
Fowler also paid tribute to former Aston Villa trainee Riccardo Calder who has made an immediate impact since joined the club last month.
Fowler said: "He is a very, very good footballer.
"He has scored one and set up three for us. He is buying into everything we have done.
"We have some good players at the club. We have a decent defence and a good midfield and just need to add more up front."
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Engineering firm Downer EDI has won a $570 million contract to provide services at the Karara iron ore project in Western Australia.
The contract, starting in February, was expected to generate revenue of about $570 million over its six-year term, Downer said in a statement on Monday.
Downer says it will establish mine infrastructure, provide drill and blasting services and haul waste and ore.
The Karara iron ore project is a joint venture between Gindalbie Metals and China's Anshan Iron and Steel Group, or Ansteel.
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New Solar Car Racing Team Driven To Shine Light on Alternative Power Source
By Robin Russell •Feb. 3, 2020
Members of the Comet Solar Racing team discuss models of a vehicle that they hope to design and build. From left are mechanical engineering students John Hernandez, Luis Puente, Yash Rupawat, Keyu Cao and Phyo Sone.
A new Comet Solar Racing team at The University of Texas at Dallas is in it for the long haul. Members of the student-led club will be competing in solar vehicle challenges to show the viability of alternative fuel-based transportation.
Their goal is to build an energy-positive vehicle: one that produces more electricity than it uses, can drive 1,500 to 1,800 miles and will help raise awareness for sustainability issues.
"We all believe the future of mobility is alternative-fuel-based transportation," said Yash Rupawat, a mechanical engineering senior and competition director for the student organization. "Going through the challenging process of building and racing a solar car will not only foster a community for mobility enthusiasts at UT Dallas, but will also help students develop industry-relevant skills."
Solar cars pose unique engineering challenges — in solar-energy harvesting, power electronics, composites manufacturing, aerodynamic design and racing strategy — that will give students experience in practical engineering applications and in solving real-world challenges. Participating in the car-building project also helps students develop skills such as project management, leadership, delegation and collaboration.
Student organizers said they want to not only build a solar car but also a top collegiate solar racing team that will drive innovation and ingenuity in fields related to solar and electric mobility.
The team's first-generation car, which will be built over two years, is a four-wheeled, solar-electric car designed to excel at cross-country marathons. Their first goal is to race in the Formula Sun Grand Prix 2021, an annual event held on grand prix or road-style closed courses that measures laps completed in three days. They also are eyeing the American Solar Challenge, a multiday, 1,500- to 2,000-mile cross-country endurance rally across North America.
John Hernandez, mechanical engineering junior and lead mechanical engineer of the team, said five students helped launch Comet Solar Racing.
"We all believe the future of mobility is alternative fuel-based transportation. Going through the challenging process of building and racing a solar car will not only foster a community for mobility enthusiasts at UT Dallas but will also help students develop industry-relevant skills."
Yash Rupawat, mechanical engineering senior and competition director for Comet Solar Racing
"Despite other commitments, internships and travel, we spent most of the last summer on research and developing the first iteration of our car," he said.
The organization has since grown into a multidisciplinary team of about 30 members who are designing and modeling their solar car and researching the batteries and solar cells they will need.
Two UT Dallas faculty advisors and volunteer industry mentors are providing their knowledge and expertise for the project. Dr. Stephen Yurkovich, Louis Beecherl Jr. Distinguished Chair, department head of systems engineering and director of the Center for Control Science and Technology, has expertise in energy storage systems and automotive system control. Dr. Ghanshyamsinh Gohil, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, researches battery electric vehicles, power electronics and energy systems. Volunteer mentors in systems engineering are also helping by reviewing vehicle designs.
A rendering of a possible solar car design.
Student organizers are enlisting corporate sponsors to fund the cost of the car and competition, which they estimate will be $120,000. Through their "Solar Ranger" campaign, students, families and individuals can contribute to the project by "adopting" a solar cell or battery cell for $10.
They are also recruiting more students for the team's four divisions: mechanical, electrical, manufacturing and business. Club members represent a variety of majors, including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, materials science and engineering, neuroscience, physics, marketing, accounting and business administration.
"We're hoping to involve more majors from across the campus. We have a solid engineering team and are looking to strengthen our business and administration team to help with the cost and logistics of the endeavor," said Phyo Sone, mechanical engineering senior and director of business for the team.
Keyu Cao, mechanical engineering junior and the team's director of racing and strategy, said, "We hope this project helps inspire students to become leaders in sustainability and mobility in years to come. We welcome anyone with an interest in these fields to contribute to and learn from the team."
For more information, email [email protected] or [email protected].
Media Contact: The Office of Media Relations, UT Dallas, (972) 883-2155, [email protected].
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Markets have failed to rally as fears of economic slowdown continue to pull stocks lower. In California, huge fires that broke out continue to rage. The source of the "Camp Fire" in northern California is being placed on PG&E (PCG) after its power line failed near the confirmed location of the start of the fire. While it hasn't been confirmed that PG&E is at fault, the news has caused nearly a 50% drop in its share price amid concerns of the potentially massive lawsuits that could follow. More concerning are the lives that have already been lost, those who are still missing, and the complete destruction of these towns. Please consider supporting them through prayer and donations.


Martin is a composer, sound designer and audio engineer from Cologne, Germany. Under his own audio brand called Lucky Punch Music, he creates sound and music for various applications like film, trailers, TV, games and events. His broad musical style ranges from epic orchestral and cinematic music to full-blown rock and pop productions. Martin contributed sound to numerous productions, shows and campaigns of internationally known companies including Mercedes Benz, eBay, IKEA and Porsche, just to name a few. His music is featured both on European and American TV.
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Apr. 28, 2018, 12:05 p.m.
Five years after the Rams made Tavon Austin the eighth overall pick in the 2013 draft, the team traded him Saturday to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for a sixth-round draft pick.
Austin, 27, leaves after catching 194 passes for 1,689 yards and 12 touchdowns during his five seasons with the Rams.
Austin signed a four-year, $42-million contract extension before the 2016 season. But after last season's unproductive performance, he agreed to rework the deal to what essentially is a one-year contract.
Apr. 28, 2018, 11:51 a.m.
The Chargers finally selected an offensive player in the NFL draft, taking UCLA center Scott Quessenberry in the fifth round with the No. 155 overall pick.
Quessenberry will give the Chargers depth on the interior of their offensive line, where they've done a lot of work in the last two seasons by drafting Dan Feeney and Forrest Lamp last year and signing center Mike Pouncey this offseason.
Quessenberry, who grew up a Chargers fan in the San Diego area, participated in the team's local workout late in the draft evaluation process.


"The colors of the Earth do not only touch our senses, but also tell us something about the creation and texture of the surface of our planet, the Earth's crust and the ground under our feet" — 25 beautiful aerial photographs that show us what remains of our home's pure, unspoilt landscapes.
Across his stunning, decades-long oeuvre, Bernhard Edmaier has been animated by a simple desire: "to arouse interest in the earth's surface untouched by humans." In this series, titled "Colors of the Earth," Edmaier presents some of his favorite discoveries from around the world. Each of these aerial photographs depicts a landscape that is free of human interference—as well as free of digital manipulation by Edmaier!
The project, as presented above, has been divided into five color-coded sections, roughly corresponding to Isaac Newton's original color wheel.
Edmaier's captions offer some sense of his geographic grounding and deep involvement with his subject. We also would like to share with you a few of his section headers, for further elucidation.
The oceans are blue, which means blue is the most widespread colour on the earth. Nevertheless, the water of the seas, lakes and rivers only sparkles blue when it is not clouded with floating particles. This is because we can only see the blue part of sunlight when it is reflected off clear water. Glacier ice is blue when the ice crystals are particularly tightly packed. If there is too much air-filled space between them, the light is dispersed, and the ice appears white or grey.
Orange and all its shades between yellow and red are colours of chemical rock weathering. But it is not only ferreous rock that contains these colours: the vegetation in temperate zones and in the tundra of the far north turns yellow-brown and orange in the autumn.
The most intense red that the earth produces comes from deep within the planet—magma. This glowing molten rock rises up volcanic pipes and shoots out of craters in lava fountains or flows out in streams. As it cools, the fluid red mass solidifies into black rock.
After an eruption, the earth around an active volcano is grey-brown, dark grey and jet black, with fresh ash and cooled lava streams covering the ground. White does not occur very often on the earth. Limestone and marble can be pure white. Freshly fallen snow, mountain glaciers and the ice masses at the poles are white, provided they are not mixed with or covered by dust or rubble. White can also be found in hot deserts, although only in the form of salt crusts on the beds of salt lakes from which the water has gradually evaporated in the heat.


John Stamos is everyone's favorite uncle, so you'd think he'd love kid-related, whimsical games. Wrong.
During Monday's Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon whipped out a game of "Kid Dictionary" featuring adorable children attempting to define words. Stamos was not into it and could barely keep up with the gibberish these kids spoke. Ladies and gentlemen, the man who tried to get the Olsen twins fired from Full House.
He then wasted no time shamelessly begging us to watch his new show Grandfathered, in which he is once again dealing with children.
How rude, John. How rude.


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Een kerfrest (ook: pseudosteker, microsteker, pseudoburijn of microburijn) is een karakteristiek afvalproduct van de vervaardiging van lithische gereedschappen. Kerfresten zijn kenmerkend voor het mesolithicum en epipaleolithicum, maar  komen al voor vanaf de laatste fase van het laatpaleolithicum tot aan de kopertijd.

Dit type artefact werd voor het eerst genoemd door Henri Breuil. Vanwege de vorm dacht Breuil oorspronkelijk dat het een functie had als een soort microlitische steker. Later begreep hij dat de productietechniek anders was dan die van de steker, en dat het in feite een restproduct was, dat mogelijk af en toe voor een nuttig doel gebruikt kon worden.

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In een klingafslag werd een kerf gemaakt waardoor het op die plaats kon worden afgebroken. De zo gemaakte microlithische spits werd meegenomen en gebruikt, terwijl de kerfresten ongebruikt achterbleven. Onderzoek toonde op deze kerfresten dan ook geen sporen van gebruik aan.

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Start with the left on the jug and the right on a small pinch. Set your feet and throw for the sloping rail and finish up and right with some tension moves.
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Stan, Toby and Dan from Year 8 at Wykham Park Academy have won the Oxfordshire Team Golf Championships. The tournament was held at Frilford Heath Golf Club, which hosts the European Tour Challenger events and qualifiers for The Open, so as you can imagine it is a very challenging course. Our students played really well against 9 other schools especially as some of the other competitors were sixth formers who were members at Frilford Heath Golf club. We are very proud of their achievement; they are still unbeaten as a three ball in schools' golf competitions. They are now through to the nationals in the summer and hopefully their run continues!


God empowered me to forgive my father-in-law.
But for several years I had worried that God would "transform" me spiritually by requiring my husband, Larry, and I to take care of his father, Don. For me, I wondered if that would be the way God would eradicate the resentment I held toward Don.
For the greater part of our marriage, Don was involved in a weird religious sect. He didn't want to celebrate Christmas with our children, and he made our visits to his home filled with tension as he dogmatically spouted his ideas about religion. I felt angry that he hurt Larry's mother so deeply and that he wasn't the spiritually encouraging grandfather I wanted for our daughter and son.
Over the years I tried many times to forgive him, but it was a many-layered bitterness in which I went back and forth, forgiving him and then getting angry again.
Then a miracle happened. Don turned back to believing that Jesus is the only way of salvation. He became a changed man, joyful and loving, but he never acknowledged the hurt he had caused our family.
Two weeks after we celebrated his ninetieth birthday, Don suffered a brain aneurysm and went into a deep coma. That was a Tuesday. As he hung on, I could see the writing on the wall. It was all happening just as I had worried.
"Dad: I am very angry with you for dividing our family. I hated you for being so obstinate and opinionated. For being selfish, thinking only you had truth. For not being a listener and not showing concern for others. You hurt your own wife, you hurt your son, you hurt me, and you diminished a good relationship with your grandchildren because of your selfishness and self-focus. I am angry that you ruined our family closeness. For many years we couldn't approach you because you were so determined to spew your lies. You separated yourself and chose your religion over your family, studying in your room and going off to your services while we visited.
Yet what is weird is that I respect and admire you for following what you thought was right even though it meant the misunderstanding of your family. Though you were wrong, you were faithful to what you thought was right—at a great cost. Yes, you did it out of pride and your own brand of compulsive personality, but you thought you were following God.
The following Tuesday he did. It turned out he could stay in the hospital and God didn't require me to care for him in order to forgive him. I don't know why God spared me from having to care for him, but I know I could have done it with love. I was no longer afraid.
How have you been empowered to forgive and live in freedom?
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These are demo projects located <CWInstallDir>\MCU\CodeWarrior_Examples\Processor_Expert that should help you.
See the articleWhere can I find Processor Expert examples and tutorials in CodeWarrior? describing how to open these examples.
For ADC, there is CodeWarrior_Examples\Processor_Expert\TWR-K20D72M\DAC_ADC project, for CodeWarrior_Examples\Processor_Expert\TWR-K20D72M\I2C (master only). Each project has a basic description in readme.txt in Documentation folder.


Selling homes in the winter months can pose challenges as fewer buyers want to venture out in the cold. Traditionally, the period from Thanksgiving through New Year's Day is the slowest time of year for home shopping. But for motivated buyers and sellers, staging for the season can really help warm up a home and possibly help get it off the market sooner.
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Over the last few years, Grant Gustin has firmly established himself as the TV version of The Flash, and he has millions of fans all over the world, including Stewie Griffin.
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Video: Masked open carry activists walk into police station with AR-15, handguns
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WXYZ - "The two men are currently out on bond."
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DEARBORN, Mich. -- (WXYZ) -- New surveillance video captured inside the Dearborn Police Department shows two open carry activists walking into the building last month.
It's one of two incidents involving open carry activists in February that caught the department's attention and has them currently working with state legislators to review Michigan's open carry laws.
Brandon Vreeland, 40, and James Baker, 24, are charged with carrying a concealed weapon, resisting arrest and disturbing the peace. Baker was also charged with brandishing a weapon.
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The project is aimed at young people who have come from a variety of backgrounds, but predominantly from some of the townships around Durban. Some have been affected by HIV/AIDS, losing family members to a preventable disease; many have lost hope in themselves and their future; some have lost God somewhere along the line of . It was amazing to talk to some of them who are working the project and to capture the joy that was clearly visible in their voices, especially when we managed to get their choir together! It was great to see what the project was doing in their lives and in the lives of some of their volunteers and experience a tiny snapshot of some of the teaching they receive in Christian leadership (especially as I am on Soul61!).


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Police impersonation is the act of falsely portraying oneself as a member of the police for the purpose of deception.

Typology and methods
Criminology research has developed a typology of police impersonators,  categorizing offenders as
 "police enthusiasts" (Police Aspirer)
 compulsive deviants
 common criminals seeking material gain through thefts and robberies committed through traffic stops and home invasions.

A 2012 article in the American Journal of Criminal Justice noted that "Distinguishing between real and phony officers can be difficult, and impersonators present themselves in numerous manners and commit a wide variety of crimes. Impersonators do more than just pretend to be a law enforcement officer. At times, impersonators engage in serious and wide ranging crimes including robbery, rape, and homicide." The same study found that "in general, police impersonators, depending on the type of offense, may be easily deterred. In vehicle pull-over cases, most impersonators fled when the targeted victim was on the phone with 911 verifying the legitimacy of the stop. Additionally, potential victims who questioned the legitimacy of the stop and challenged the fake officer tended to avoid further victimization."

The 2012 study examined 56 police impersonation episodes from May 2002 to February 2010 from three U.S. metropolitan areas, dealing with 63 offenders and 71 victims. The study found that these incidents "most often involve one victim (76%), one offender (91%), no witnesses (75%), no weapon (68%), and result in no injury to the victim (96%)." The mean value of cash and property lost was $616. Of police impersonation episodes, 45% occurred on a highway, roadway, or alley; 20% occurred in or near the victim's home (such as a fake "knock and talk"); and 34% occurred in some other place. The study found that only 46% of police impersonation incidents were "cleared" (i.e., arrest made or resolved in some other way).

Police impersonation has also facilitated extortion and assault. Police enthusiasts (Aspirers) drive cars equipped with police-style emergency lights, wear police uniforms, and carry fake police badges. Some sexual predators have impersonated police to commit sexual abuse, harassment, and rape. Impersonation involving police vehicle and uniforms has also been used by Mexican drug cartels to smuggle currency across the U.S.-Mexico border; within Mexico, Gulf Cartel operatives have also posed as members of the Mexican police and military.

In the United Kingdom, police impersonation is criminalised by Section 90 of the Police Act 1996.

History
Police impersonation has a long history. In 17th and 18th-century London, impostors presented to be constables, marshalcy, or sheriffs' officers to extort bribes or commit sex crimes. Between 1685 and 1701, 29 men in London were caught assuming the identities of law officers. In 18th-century Qing China, the police, officials, and yamen runners were often vulnerable to impersonation. There were almost 150 surviving recorded cases in Nazi Germany of impersonations of its police, mostly the notorious Gestapo secret police. A study by Robert Gellately concluded that: "As the Gestapo and to some considerable extent also the Kripo attained a reputation for ruthlessness, brutality and mystery, their powers and reputation not only deterred, but called forth amateur imitators. From the point-of-view of impostors, the Gestapo (and Kripo) had the additional advantage of being detectives operating mostly in civilian clothes."

In Nigeria, impersonation of Nigeria Police Force officers remains a problem, inhibiting public confidence in police.

The perpetrator of the 2020 Nova Scotia attacks used police impersonation to pull over some of his victims to murder them.

Effects
There is a limited body of research concerning police impersonation. Some scholars suggest that police impersonation may weaken public confidence in law enforcement and trust in authority, "particularly if victims believe that the event was a 'legitimate' police action undertaken by a corrupt cop."

See also
 Impersonating a public servant
 Military impostor
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Dylan and Holly Pierce, of Lower Alloways Creek Township, Salem County, sit with Holly's sister, Ronnie Foster, on Friday waiting for Saturday's Twenty One Pilots concert at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall.
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Dylan and Holly Pierce sit with Holly's sister, Ronnie Foster, waiting for Saturday's 21 Pilots concert at Boardwalk Hall. June 7, 2019.
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Fans set up camp alongside Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall on Friday for Saturday's Twenty One Pilots concert. People came from as far as Colorado and Pennsylvania and as early as Wednesday to ensure a good spot in front of the stage.
Josh Dun, left, and Tyler Joseph of Twenty One Pilots are best known for the song 'Stressed Out.' The alternative act formed in 2009.
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Twenty One Pilots fans brave the elements for front seat at AC concert
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ATLANTIC CITY — A group of teen girls with brightly colored hair stood next to their makeshift campground Friday outside Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall and rattled off their hometowns and the number of Twenty One Pilots concerts they'd attended: 10, nine, eight, seven, two.
They'd been hanging out since Wednesday afternoon, when they took their spot at the front of the queue.
"You kind of form friendships while you're here," said one of the girls' mothers, Jennifer Demarinis, 50, of Blue Bell, Pennsylvania.
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Spots on the floor for those with general admission tickets for Saturday's Twenty One Pilots concert are first come, first served. Those in line want the prime real estate near the stage to see the alternative rock/rap duo — formed in 2009 and best known for their hit "Stressed Out" — and want to beat out the inevitable crowds that will pour in Saturday. The girls took charge of keeping the line organized, handing out red wristbands with numbers signifying their place in line. Venue employees were receptive to the idea, they said.
They haven't had any issues since their arrival.
"The police have been great," Demarinis said. "I don't think the neighbors like us too much."
They haven't been bored either, they said. The camaraderie and anticipation of seeing their favorite band has made it a mini vacation.
Dylan and Holly Pierce, both 26, of Lower Alloways Creek Township, Salem County, sat with Holly's sister, Ronnie Foster, 19, eating Wawa sandwiches on the curb. They were trying to avoid using their phones, even though they had portable chargers. Saturday at 6 p.m. — when doors open — was still far off.
The excitement was keeping them going since they arrived earlier Friday morning.
"We think we're gonna be pretty close," Dylan Pierce said.
They've had their tickets since the fall.
The Pierces saw Twenty One Pilots for the first time for Foster's birthday in Allentown, Pennsylvania. They didn't want to listen to their music on the way there. They weren't sold on the band yet.
Their performance that night sealed the deal.
"They're very interactive," Holly Pierce said. "I didn't believe (Ronnie), because I've been to shows, concerts my whole life and I'm like, 'nah, nah, nah.'"
But the frontman, Tyler Joseph, put on an electric performance, even making his way up into the "nosebleeds" a few feet from them.
"I was like, 'Wow, you proved me wrong,'" Holly Pierce said.
Sleeping on the sidewalk, of course, is illegal, and not without its hazards.
Set up on the sidewalk since Thursday morning, Madison Tice, 19, from the West Chester, Pennsylvania, area, sat with friends in a circle of camping chairs taking in the sights.
A man chugged a full bottle of Bacardi rum and passed out right next to them, they said, prompting a visit from police.
"He did play his guitar," Tice said of the man. "So it was a preshow."
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ARMYs Were Treated Like Royalty At BTS's Soundcheck In Riyadh
In Saudi Arabia, VIP fans live like kings.
Standing in line for hours in the freezing cold, drenched by rain, suffering hunger pangs — Arab ARMY can't relate!
On October 11, BTS held the soundcheck for their concert at King Fahd International Stadium, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Here, soundcheck ticket holders were invited to eat, drink, and relax in a luxurious VIP lounge.
Platters were piled high with free food and free drinks…
…and there were plenty of comfortable chairs to rest in.
"This is how BTS soundcheck in Riyadh looks like. Lounge," said one ARMY, as she narrated her video of the event. "They're giving out free food, with air conditioner, free water of course."
this is how BTS riyadh soundcheck looks. they have a whole lounge with a buffet. wow. pic.twitter.com/CG8d38T9pH
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Other fans can't help feeling envious, especially those who had to wait for soundcheck in less than favorable weather conditions.
If this is how VIP fans are treated, one can only imagine how BTS are being taken care of!


The color itself was accurate. Once in a while, you'll want to clean paper dust off the feed transport rollers inside the printer, but that's it. The idea is to mimic film by providing an inexpensive but write-once medium. And, if you're a DPOF fan, it's fully compliant. We found the "space age" design of the PS to be attractive as well as functional. Others cede that point somewhat but say that ink jet offers a better option due to the greater variety of paper surfaces and usually larger available paper sizes. We were delighted with the PS's cartridge system, which simply slips into the generous bay that's exposed when you press a button on the top of the printer.
Functions available include Move, Rotate not really necessaryResize and Copies. Words can be Curves. Create new account Request new password. Page two lets you calibrate the printer, set a specific skin tone Yellow, White or Blackenable Windows color management or disable color preferences altogether. There's also a separate program available on the Web site called Adjustor to adjust printing parameters and save the modifications as a driver default.
PhotoDesiree prinfer you studio quality results right at home. The only catch to this convenience is that there's no equivalent of those drugstore negatives for reprints. Hang on a minute.
Anyone can make beautiful prints quickly and easily. Hi-Touch said the prints compare to inkjets printe dpi. I was happy to see that the printer used a standard PC-type AC power cord and not one of those! Sixty minute film processing is one thing, second instant digicam printing is another, and you don't even need to leave home!
A small LED on the front indicates the power status. This is fairly straightforward and offers the usual image-editing capabilities. Even inkjet printers are more expensive, here's a rpinter of their per print costs: Templates for the HiTi 4×6″ photo, 4x2x4 sticker and 4×4 sticker media. Start by turning on the printer, inserting your storage card with an adapter if necessary and printing an index of the card contents. Falling in love with fall. For standalone operation, the size of your image matters, too.
And print after print comes out with the right color balance and looks and feels just like a regular photo lab print. We found the buttons a little stiff, but at this price, we aren't complaining.
printr Finished prints stacked up neatly on top of the cassette. No charge for development and free film, too. And it even provides access to some minor image editing capabilities.
And those inkjet prints have no water or UV resistant qualities. With no messy inks, dye sub printing is very clean. Autumn in New England. Bend and tear the print along the two perforated short edges and you have borderless prints. Kits include dye-cut sticker paper for all the various sizes supported by the print driver as well as combinations of them. Simply drag-and-drop the desired photos into each of the three template areas.
In fact, the sheet cassette meant we could let it run unattended. Click the thumbnail above to download a dpi KB scan of a PS print and the same image printed on a Canon S printer. The paper is thick not flimsy, it feels like a "photo" and it has a real nice glossy surface and comes out completely dry.
Page one of the print driver has options for selecting the media type, setting the orientation, printing 2-inch ID photos, number of copies, enabling the Preview function and optionally adding a visible watermark Magic coating over the picture. Temperature controls how much dye transfers at any point on the paper.
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Cuddlist® brand professional cuddling is a relatively new and growing international service where a practitioner and client agree to meet for a session, and practice a consent based non-sexual exploration of trust based healthy touch. In this session, each participant agrees to be bound by a code of conduct, and to the simple concept of letting the other person know that if for any reason they feel uncomfortable, they will speak up.
There are many forms of self-care activities that serve us well as individuals. Exercise, walks in nature, yoga, meditation, professional counseling, and self-reflection are all great examples of thing we can do to be more in touch with ourselves and have personal growth.
Professional cuddling comes into play when someone realizes that their need for safe and platonic human interaction is not being met in their current life circumstances. Cuddle sessions provide a safe container to explore and enjoy touch, while being accepted unconditionally for who they are, and where they are in their personal life journey.
There is not a bullet point for "awesome cuddling and snuggling" as that may or may not happen in any given session. There is no prescribed or pre-determined flow of what may happen in a session. Cuddling can be wonderful for those in a place to participate in close proximity touch, but not everyone is ready to jump into a full-on spoon.
Sessions evolve based on the desired outcome of the session from the client perspective and what they are seeking. The Cuddlist practitioners intention for the session is to be present and curious, while modeling communication and boundaries, encouraging you to ask for what you want. When the session begins, we will have a short conversation about the code of conduct, objective and subjective personal boundaries, and agree to speak up or change what is happening if we are uncomfortable.
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Lack of health insurance hampers recommended cancer screening in unemployed adults: Wiley
By Carma M. Downey on	 November 22, 2021 Insurance Policy
22 NOV 2021 (NewsRx) – By Journalist-Staff News Editor at NewsRx COVID-19 Daily – In a recent study, the unemployed were less likely to have health insurance and be up to date on getting recommended cancer screening tests. Analyzes found that their lack of health insurance coverage fully explained their lower testing rates. The findings are published by Wiley online in CANCER, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Cancer Society.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, unemployment rates in United States reached levels not seen since the Great Depression. Examine associations between unemployment, health insurance and cancer screening, Stacey Fedewa, PhD, from American Cancer Society, and his colleagues analyzed information from adults under 65 who responded to the 2000-2018 questionnaire National Health Interview SurveyA representative annual national survey of the general population.
Unemployed adults were four times more likely to have no insurance than employed adults (41.4% vs. 10.0%). A smaller proportion of unemployed adults had received an update for cancer of the cervix (78.5% vs. 86.2%), breast (67.8% vs. 77.5%), colorectal cancer (41.9% versus 48.5%) and prostate cancer (25.4% versus 36.4%) screening. These differences were eliminated after taking into account health insurance coverage.
"People who were unemployed at the time of the survey were less likely to have had a recent cancer screening test and they were also less likely to be up to date with their long-term cancer screening tests. This suggests that being unemployed at some point may hamper both recent and potentially longer-term testing practices, "said Dr. Fedewa. This can increase the risk of a person being diagnosed with late stage cancer, which is more difficult to treat than cancer which is detected at an early stage.
"Our conclusion that insurance coverage fully takes into account the low uptake of cancer screening among unemployed adults is potentially good news, because it is modifiable." Dr. Fedewa added. "When people are unemployed and have health insurance, they have screening rates similar to those of employed adults. "
The results underscore the importance of insurance coverage in enabling individuals to receive recommended cancer screening tests and indicate that increased efforts are needed to provide insurance to everyone, regardless of employment status.
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For the first time in company history, the Met presents the original five-act French version of Verdi's epic opera of doomed love among royalty, set against the backdrop of the Spanish Inquisition. Met Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads a starry cast, including tenor Matthew Polenzani in the title role, soprano Sonya Yoncheva as Élisabeth de Valois, and mezzo-soprano Elīna Garanča as Eboli. Bass-baritones Eric Owens and John Relyea are Philippe II and the Grand Inquisitor, and baritone Étienne Dupuis rounds out the principal cast as Rodrigue. Verdi's masterpiece receives a monumental new staging by David McVicar that marks his 11th Met production, placing him among the most prolific and popular directors in recent Met memory.
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Last Sunday I went to a city called Masaya with another volunteer, a friend from the same house. We were looking for ceramics classes because Masaya is famous for its pottery, but when we arrived we discovered nearly all the schools were in a nearby town called San Juan de Oriente.
After exploring the locally famous artisan market, instead of making pottery, we met a group of people dressed in colourful, traditional costumes ready for a dance celebration or something. The girl I was with, Lydia, speaks fluent Spanish and is very open and chatty; she asked them what was going on and was told that today was a tradition where participants walk round the city dancing for others in their houses. We were invited and soon found ourselves sitting in a large hall watching a great performance. I was struck by how much like birds humans are at times, parading bright colours and presenting themselves to each other with carefully executed, delicate movements and gestures. The dancing was shared, innocent, communal, and including Lydia and I was generous and endearing. It made me appreciate how traits like celebrating and coming together are very much alive here, unlike the UK where they seem to be fading.
When we had seen enough we headed back to the bus station which also served as the food market. The ground there was almost completely blanketed with a layer of plastic rubbish, flattened by people walking from stool to stool buying fruit and veg. I saw two boys playing catch with a ball of rubbish over a concrete irrigation ditch and managed to take a photo.
November 17, 2017 in Travels 2017.


Three of 4J's aging school buildings will be replaced in the next few years, thanks to voters' approval of the school bond measure in November 2018. Design work for the new schools will begin soon.
Parents, students, neighbors and other community members are invited to come hear about the school design and construction process, get answers to their questions about what to expect, and learn how to stay informed and engaged as each of the upcoming school replacement projects is underway.
Community engagement and input is part of each step of the school design and planning process. Up next, the district will hold a series of public workshops to develop community guidance on key values for school design in March and April.


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Hanukkah 5779
The prayer added to the liturgy during Hanukkah thanks God for the victory over the Syrian Greeks by the Hasmoneans, a victory of "the weak over the strong, the few over the many." While the Jews did indeed win the war, the conflict between Judaism and Hellenism persists and the outcome remains in doubt.
Among the ancient Greeks, Protagoras argued that: "Man is the measure of all things." In his anthropocentric view of the world, it is the individual human being, rather than God or some eternal law, that determines value and worth. This view is not just a preview of atheism, it is also the harbinger of moral relativism. While Judaism maintains that there are eternal truths incumbent upon all people to acknowledge and uphold, Hellenism rejects any such notion.
The Greeks honored heroes: men of great prowess, cunning, and physical strength. The Jews honored a different kind of heroes: people of supreme kindness, empathy, and compassion. Greek philosophers searched for answers to the question of why the world is as it is. Jewish thinkers searched for answers to the question of how the world can be better than it is. The Greeks were obsessed with beauty; Jews remain obsessed with duty. To the Hellenist, says Rabbi S. M. Lehrman, everything that was externally beautiful was good. To the Jew, everything that was inwardly good was beautiful.
Hellenism freed humanity from the shackles of tradition and opened the possibility for each person to excel by breaking the norms and finding your own path and this is enormously attractive, even seductive. Free-thinking, scientific discovery, and personal growth and exploration are all consequences of the Greek outlook. No wonder that long ago as much as today some Jews found Hellenism appealing.
Hanukkah reminds us that Hellenism and its more modern manifestation of secularism are both strong and popular. Yet without universal principles of justice and goodness, kindness and compassion that all people are obliged to maintain, humanity will be the poorer. Perhaps that is why we place the Hanukkah menorah in public view. It is a hope that those who are drawn away from the values Judaism represents will see the light.
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CVS Health supports cancer research with fourth year of in-store fundraiser
By David Salazar - 10/30/2017
WOONSOCKET, R.I. — CVS Health is moving into year four of its fundraising campaign to raise money for Stand Up To Cancer. The company on Monday announced the latest effort, taking place Oct. 29 through Nov. 19 at CVS Pharmacy location nationwide, allowing customers to donate $1, $3 or more at checkout or online.
"Just about everyone knows someone battling cancer and it affects our customers, colleagues, and communities every day," CVS Health EVP and CVS Pharmacy president Helena Foulkes said. "As a purpose-driven company dedicated to helping people on their path to better health, we're proud to support Stand Up To Cancer as they accelerate groundbreaking research to help save more lives."
The company is supporting this year's efforts with in-store radio and marketing efforts featuring Stand Up To Cancer ambassador, Golden Globe-winning actress and "Blackish" star Tracee Ellis Ross. The campaign also will feature a public service announcement created in partnership with comedy brand Funny or Die.
"I am honored to help raise awareness and funds for Stand Up To Cancer through CVS Health's fundraising campaign," Ross said. "Cancer has touched so many of our lives, and I hope everyone will join me in helping make more cancer patients into survivors by donating in stores or online."
Donations from the camnpaign will support Stand Up To Cancer's collaborative cancer research model, which brings scientists from different institutions and disciplines together to translate their research from the lab to the patient. Previous efforts have supported targeted cancer therapies and immunotherapy advancement, the company said.
"Because of CVS Health's commitment to Stand Up To Cancer, we're able to make progress in increasing treatment options for patients and making advancements in the fight against cancer," Stand Up To Cancer co-founder Sue Schwartz said. "We're are inspired by CVS Health's dedication to the health of their customers and are grateful to CVS Health and their customers for helping SU2C achieve our mission of making everyone diagnosed with cancer a survivor."
CVS Health also has partnered with Hallmark this year to bring to stores two exclusive card collections — Stand Up To Cancer and Laugh for the Health of it — that are aimed at supporting hope, health and happiness.
Retail pharmacy again steps to the plate as the South recovers from the latest hurricane
CVS Health to raise up to $10M for American Cancer Society
CVS Pharmacy, GSK Consumer Healthcare partner on Stand Up To Cancer drive
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Q: Using MEANJS how do I redirect a user after login to return to a secured page they requested? Using a boilerplate meanjs footprint, what all do I need to change to modify the following behavior:
if a secured page is accessed eg. #!/item/5123154AFBC456D/edit when the user is NOT logged in, I want to capture this information, then authenticate the user, then redirect them back to their original url.
The closest thing I've seen googling is a guy hooking up events, but the post didn't include the $emits so I don't know exactly where I need to $emit them from, and since the authentication is happening either server side or via the oath callback, I'm just confused.
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question, I'm just flailing looking for inspiration.
I'm just hoping someone else out there has implemented this behavior in meanjs and can help me with guidance on what all I need to do.

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VCA Bridge integrated with SureView Immix - A solution for the false alarm problem
VCA's Bridge appliance, which instantly adds video analytics capability to any new or existing IP video surveillance camera system, has been successfully integrated with SureView's security management platform.
Supporting multiple camera channels, Bridge is an easy to deploy, low cost analytics appliance which is equipped with extensive back-office tools to set detection zones for people and vehicles. Utilising VCA's video analytics engine, which has been successfully deployed worldwide in over 350,000 video channels, Bridge is able to detect movement within very small areas of a video image. As such, it can provide central station operators with a powerful 'exception' reporting tool to help them identify suspicious activity and when appropriate, to despatch security guards or quickly report the incident to one of the emergency services.
Filtering out false alarms
Bridge is designed to meet the challenge of detecting movement in outdoor locations as it will automatically adapt to varying light conditions and can easily be fine tuned to minimise false alarms due to, for example, rustling trees or wildlife. It will even continue to deliver a high level of performance when cameras may be swaying due to windy conditions.
In addition to capitalising on the benefits of analytics, the deep integration achieved means that operators using the Immix® platform can view live images of any incident and exercise control over PTZ cameras. Other key elements of the integration include post alarm video recording
"We achieved integration between VCA's analytics and the Immix® platform some time ago and as a result there are many thousands of cameras worldwide that are already acting as highly effective detection devices," said Kevin Waterhouse, Executive Vice President, Global Sales for VCA. "Bridge makes it even easier to introduce analytics into a security system and most importantly, gives installers and end-users the flexibility to use cameras that have already been installed, regardless of who the manufacturer is."
About VCA:
Developed in the UK by a team of computer vision scientists, VCA's video analytics engine can perform a wide range of security and surveillance applications such as people counting, intrusion detection and vehicle monitoring, as well as tailgating and camera tamper detection.
Based on state-of-the-art computer vision algorithms and with the benefit that comes from over 50 man-years of research and development, the system continuously adapts to environmental changes and rejects sources of false alarms, so that an operator is alerted only when there's genuinely something of interest.
The analytics engine has been independently verified by the UK Home Office i-LIDS programme for use in sterile zone applications, so users can rest assured that the system meets stringent performance standards for event detection and false alarm rejection.
In addition to its security credentials, VCA's analytics also provides a highly accurate method for capturing and providing metadata, which can be graphically displayed in customisable reports to provide organisations with the information they need to achieve their business and operational objectives.
VCA analytics has been developed with the user in mind. Easy to set up, it is incorporated into VCA's own brand range of internal and external IP network fixed, domes and 360-degree panoramic cameras.
For further information on VCA new range of cameras, please email info@vcatechnology.com or visit www.vcatechnology.com
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State and federal law enforcement agencies are actively seeking to reduce the number of weapons crimes that occur. In pursuit of that goal, the government has instituted strict laws that carry stiff punishments for offenders, including the possibility of life in prison. If you have been charged with a gun crime, it is essential that you protect your rights.
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Pirate Ghosts...
Last entry in the ship's log, we talked about the oft-asked "dash/escape" question, and how we had re-invented the "Bull Rush" - a mechanic that had been part of the game since its initial design - into something that would fulfill our Expo players' requests while retaining the original spirit and characterisation of the move.
This time, we're looking at another feature that has been in since the beginning, but has been shown by our players at shows to be in need of some upgrades - ghost mode.
Spot the ghosts... there's two of 'em!
From the get-go, we knew that players' characters needed to be able to respawn, but we wanted to do something a bit more fun and player-led than just a time delay before that happened. And since ghosts are almost as integral to a good pirate story as the pirates themselves, the idea we came up with was that when a player character died, their ghost would appear at the body's location, and the player would have to "corpse run" back to the respawn point (as made popular by a certain well-known MMORPG!) in order to join back in. And since ghosts can do nothing but move around, the faster the player got their ghost back to their respawn point, the quicker they could get back into the back-stabbin' treasure-grabbin' action...
... at least, that was the theory. But at shows, we started spotting a worrying trend - some players got the ghost thing immediately. Others needed a bit of explanation before getting it; fine at a show when one of our able crew is around to tell them what to do, but not a desirable quality in a release version. A significant number just plain struggled; either they did not realise that they were supposed to move the ghost, or where they were supposed to go, both of which were definite "red flag" situations! And finally, there were those who simply did not even see the ghosts... okay, it's not quite as bad as the image above when everything is moving, but still, totally unacceptable!
Our first thought was "okay, how about we switch over to a timed auto-respawn?", but taking away that control from the player just felt... wrong. Moreover, some of our more canny players had realised that ghost mode allowed the resurrecting "Water of Life" power-up to be used strategically - since a character's respawning causes a blast wave which knocks back and damages any nearby characters (a deliberate mechanic to prevent spawn campers!), a player could move their ghost into the middle of a treasure-rich area and fire the power-up to clear the area of other players and enemies before grabbing everything they could! However, we quickly realised that we could combine the existing ghost mode mechanic with a timed auto-respawn: if you got back to your respawn point before the timer ran out - great, you're back in play that few seconds earlier! If not, and the timer expires... well, you're still back in play, but you lose even more treasure on top of what you lost for dying in the first place! This double-penalty not only is designed to push players towards trying to respawn under their own steam, but also fits the game's plot concept: the heathen gods of the Iles de Ser-Lloyn will not let our bovine buccaneers rest until they have passed judgement on them!
So we've got a solution for making sure dead players don't end up just wandering around as ghosts - great! Now we just want to make sure we are not penalising players who do not realise what they are supposed to do when their character dies... we need the equivalent of Ben or Paul, or whoever yelling "Player two! You're dead - get to your respawn point, it's over here!"
Well, the first step was to make it very obvious which player's character was where. We had already made some changes to make it much more obvious which character was being controlled by which number player as part of another piece of work (which we would have blogged about earlier, but it involved UI work, so Ben doesn't want to talk about it!), so it was simple enough to add that information to the status panels. Next, a marker with the player's number was added for each character: while the character is alive, the marker tracks them around the arena. When the character dies, the marker tracks above the ghost instead - however, every few seconds, the marker will move across the arena from above the ghost to the character's respawn point, before fading out and reappearing over the ghost again. So - hopefully - this will provide some much-needed guidance for our poor, lost players who either don't realise they're ghosts, or don't know what to do about it! And, as a final touch, we made the markers configurable: show always, show only in ghost mode, do not show.
Follow the pointy sword... or wait for the auto-respawn
Of course, this is all theoretical right now - thanks to COVID-19, the chances of getting a show around our usual time in late September/early October are pretty much in Davy Jones' locker, and with them go the opportunity for any real public testing and face-to-face feedback. In fact, at the moment it's sketchy whether or not we'll be back in business by next February... so to everyone out there, we would offer the following advice: face masks look great when paired with pirate hats!


Marchettino - The ONLY official website: Lamborghini Egoista Sound!
In utter surprise, yesterday night Lamborghini has shown to the media and the participants of the 50th Anniversary Grande Giro a new concept called Egoista to celebrate half century of the brand. The name fits perfectly because it means " selfish " and just like Ferruccio Lamborghini once said " I'm going to put the engine in the back, I don't want a passenger ", the Egoista is a single seater concept with a 5.2L V10 600hp engine located in the back. The car is designed from VolksWagen Group and obviously is heavily inspired from a jet fighter and looks to be the most extreme Lamborghini ever made.


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Q: Downloading files outside the webroot OK, firstly apologies as I realise that this is a topic which has been covered many times before - believe me I know, I've read all of the previous questions and answers and still can't get this to work.
I have a folder containing downloadable files. For security purposes I've located this file outside the webroot. However, despite my best efforts, I can't get my php script to download the file.
I'm using a Linux VPS Apache Server using Plesk 11.
The (simplified) file structure is as follows. The httpdocs folder is the webroot. The private/uploadedfiles folder is where I want to download from.
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  - vhosts
   - mydomain.org.uk
    - httpdocs (webroot)
    - private
     - uploadedfiles

I'm using a jQuery ajax call to pass the filename to a PHP script called downloadscript.php. This script sits within the httpdocs webroot. The script is as follows:
<?php

$filename = $_POST['fbpath'];
$path = '/var/www/vhosts/mydomain.org.uk/private/uploadedfiles/' . $filename;

header('Content-Description: File Transfer');
header('Content-Type: application/octet-stream');
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename='.basename($path));
header('Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary');
header('Expires: 0');
header('Cache-Control: must-revalidate');
header('Pragma: public');
header('Content-Length: ' . filesize($path));
ob_clean();
flush();
readfile($path);
exit;

?>

The ajax call is working with no issues, but I'm getting the following error message on my PHP logs:
 PHP Warning: readfile(/var/www/vhosts/mydomain.org.uk/private/uploadedfiles/filename.docx): failed to open stream: No such file or directory

I have checked, double checked and triple checked and the file definitely exists on inside the uploadedfiles folder.
I have also checked that it isn't an open_basedir restriction issue - I'm pretty sure it isn't.
I'm sure there's something really simple I'm missing - where am I going wrong?
As an additional extra, I haven't written the script for uploading files yet - is there anything I should know in advance before going ahead with this?
Thanks!

A: After much trial and error, I appear to have solved the problem.
The issue was in using jQuery/Ajax.
When I changed the way the downloadscript.php file is accessed to a direct $_GET request from the link on the page, it worked a treat.
Anyway, thanks for your help everyone!
Chris

A: I've had this problem once. It's not really a solution but a workaround for you. What I did is downloading my files into a tmp folder inside the webroot. Then, each hour, or day, a cron job (scheduled task on Plesk) is run on the server, copying every files from my temporary folder into another folder outside webroot using the linux copy command.
However, you can take a look here for what you want:

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*how to access file from outside root directory in php

*How can I    allow a user to download a file which is stored outside of the webroot?

*PHP display/download directory files outside the webserver root

*[RESOLVED] download zip from outside the web root
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Late-breaking History: Eugene H. Klingelfuss, Maker of the Holland Tunnel's First Washing Machine
In this photo dated 1928, the first washing machine for the Holland Tunnel, a new-fangled contraption in its day.
This letter, which authenticates the work, was sent to the firm by the Port of New York Authority in 1934.
Mr. Klingelfuss stands with his Swiss partners at the far right.
By Roz Hamlett, Editor
The odds are, even if you're a glassy-eyed New York history geek, you've never heard of him. Because the evidence of his signature achievement has lain buried deep in the bottom drawer of an old mahogany desk for more than eight decades and only brought out on special occasions to share among his descendants.
Eugene Klingelfuss was born to poor parents in Switzerland in 1898. He died an affluent man in Brooklyn in 1976. His name and the names of his fellow Swiss compatriots, all hungry young men and business partners of the Klingelfuss Machine Shop – which later became Klingrose Engineering – appear nowhere in the major histories written about the Holland Tunnel.
Yet their singular contribution is definitely worthy of our belated attention: They won the first bid ever from the Port of New York Authority to fabricate a machine that had never existed anywhere in the world before: the first "washing machine" specially designed to clean the Holland Tunnel.
At the time his company won the contract, Klingelfuss was single and 30-something, newly immigrated to New York; he had come to America to follow his dream. In his native Switzerland, if you were born poor, in most instances, you stayed that way. Yet Klingelfuss would later own several other important patents, and he enjoyed business success for the remainder of his life.
In a letter dated April 18, 1934, the Port Authority highly commended his work as a "pioneering job requiring not only mechanical skill but engineering ability. Its successful operation reflects great credit on the ability of the company to handle the fabrication of specially designed equipment."
The tunnels opened for public use on Saturday, November 12, 1927. The day before, the tunnel was given a thorough cleaning and inspection, and from that day forward, the ability to keep the beautiful white tile gleaming, clean and free of the sooty buildup of grime and vehicle exhaust was of paramount importance.
On its first day of operation, excited motorists lined up and waited to experience the thrill of driving underneath the Hudson River. During the first 24 hours of operation, 52,285 vehicles passed through the tunnels, most of them passenger cars. Like children lining up for a thrilling ride on a roller coaster, many motorists couldn't satisfy their enthusiasm with just one trip and quickly lined up to go again and again.
Throughout the next day, there were unbroken streams of traffic backed up to Newark in New Jersey and to the Brooklyn end of the Manhattan Bridge in New York. After a little more than a year of operation, the official traffic count for 1928 was 8,744,674.
Which would certainly have resulted in one dingy and dirty Holland Tunnel were it not for Klingelfuss's "washing machine" and the aggressive cleaning schedule that is still a major part of Holland Tunnel maintenance and operations today.
The exact workings of Mr. Klingelfuss's contraption are not immediately available nearly 90 years later, but we can infer from the vast array of brushes, nozzles and what looks to be a pump apparatus that the machine possessed the capability to clean every nook and cranny of the 8,558 feet of the north tube and 8,371 feet of the south tube.
Portfolio recently learned about Mr. Klingelfuss from his only child, Ann (Klingelfuss) Cabre of Washington State, now a woman in her late 70s, who contacted the Port Authority to make a donation of her father's archival photographs.
"Are you interested in having a couple of these? They will only go into the garbage when I am gone."
Owing to the fact that the Port Authority lost thousands upon thousands of significant records and archival photographs on 9/11, we gratefully (and somewhat greedily) accepted her offer. We thank her for making the historical fact of her father's accomplishment, literally, the light at the end of the tunnel.
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"Unknown" in this instance indicates no language is identified. The audio itself is identified as uncompressed PCM which is common for DV files and the log indicates everything went fine. What are you using to play back the file?


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