God engineered the way of salvation.
Tonight, I played in a softball game against Pitney Bowes. During the game I was thinking how could I relate the message of the Gospel to these guys in such a way that would be simple to understand. Thankfully, through the Holy Spirit, it was revealed to me during the game. I would like to thank Mike Silva for teaching this at the School of Evangelism that I attended in April last month.
Pitney Bowes is known as a company that "Engineers the flow of communication." The company provides a product, a postage machine, to process envelopes with a postage stamp on it to be successfully delivered to its intended recipient.
God is like Pitney Bowes where He has engineered the way of salvation. Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." (John 14:6). Sounds to me like God engineered a way for anyone to be delivered to God through Jesus Christ.
The bible says that a person is able to enter the Most Holiest Place (Heaven), by the blood of Jesus. (Hebrews 10:19) The blood of Jesus is like a stamp on our soul that has cleansed us from all sin in our life. His blood makes us a priority package to God that will be successfully delivered to Him at the end of our lives.
The bible says that God has delivered us from the power of darkness and conveyed us into the kingdom of the Son of His love, in whom we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins. Jesus Christ is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation (Colossians 1:13-15). The bible mentions again that we have redemption through the blood of Christ, which forgives us from our sins, according to the riches of God's grace. (Ephesians 1:7).
The red ink on an envelope signifies that the postage has been paid to deliver the mail and the blood of Christ signifies to God that the debt of sin has been paid for by Jesus' death on the cross. No one can be successfully delivered to God, to enter heaven, without the stamp of Christ's blood marking our debt of sin, paid in full. Every person on earth is like an envelope. Every envelope most often contains something inside of it for the recipient to receive. If we are like an envelope that is addressed to God, to go to Heaven one day, Jesus must be inside of us, the envelope, and the envelope must be stamped with His blood to successfully deliver us to God in Heaven.
If we were to try to send ourselves to heaven without the stamp of Christ's blood, God will look at each person, (the envelope) and say, "Return to sender. This has not been stamped properly in order for me to receive you into My Kingdom and inherit eternal life." Likewise, Jesus said, "On judgment day many will tell me, `Lord, Lord, we prophesied in your name and cast out demons in your name and performed many miracles in your name.' But I will reply, `I never knew you. Go away; the things you did were unauthorized." (Matthew 7:22-23, NLT).
God desires that each person to choose to be with Him in Heaven (John 17:24), but the responsibility to choose to be with God is ours and ours alone. No one can choose to send us to Heaven to be with God.
To God, every person on earth is a priority package and He wants you to be successfully delivered to Him. Do you want to make sure you are successfully delivered to Heaven and not returned as "undeliverable" because you do not have the stamp of Jesus' blood to cover your sins?
If you do, then please click here to visit a website from the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association to learn the steps you need to take to have peace with God. When you have done this, you will have been stamped by the blood of Jesus to be successfully delivered to God when your time to live eternally comes. If you have taken these steps toward having peace with God, I would love to hear from you. We'll play Pitney Bowes again on Tuesday June 27th at 6:00 p.m.


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Justin Bieber Struck A Paparazzo With Pickup Truck In Beverly Hills; Check Out The Video!
Justin Bieber has accidentally struck a paparazzo with his pickup truck in Beverly Hills and sent the man to the hospital on Wednesday night, according to witnesses and officials. Witnesses told Eyewitness News that they saw Bieber in a black Dodge Ram striking the man, but it seemed to be an accident.
There were lots of photographers at the scene with cameras flashing all over the place as Bieber left a church event at the Saban Theatre.
The video shows Justin trying to abandon the event as photographers surrounded his car and one of them was hit in the legs as Justin's truck accelerated.
Justin then remained at the scene and spoke to the man while help was getting called for him.
Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian were also at the same event, but they were not involved in the collision.
Their car (an Aston Martin) was parked just in front of the crash scene, but fortunately for them, the Kardashian sisters were not present at the location when it all happened.
The injured paparazzo was seen at the scene being treated by paramedics. After that, he was moved on a stretcher into an ambulance having his leg in a cast.
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The Beverly Hills Police stated that no one was cited or arrested as a result of the whole incident.
The Police don't believe that any criminal activity was involved in the whole happening.
It looks like Justin Bieber was one lucky guy because it could have been much worse. The paparazzo could have been hurt more severely, and things wouldn't have been that simple in such a case.


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Coma of Souls ist das fünfte Studioalbum der deutschen Thrash-Metal-Band Kreator. Es erschien im Oktober 1990 auf Noise Records. Es gilt als das meistverkaufte Album der Band vor dem Vorgänger Extreme Aggression, dem es auch stilistisch ähnelt, wenn es auch an einigen Stellen mit etwas progressiverem Riffing und mit einigen Akustik-Intros ausgestattet war. Coma of Souls ist das erste Album mit dem neuen Gitarristen Frank Blackfire.

Entstehungsgeschichte
Nach dem ersten Auftritt in Ost-Berlin im März 1990 (DVD At the Pulse of Kapitulation) und der ersten Headliner-Tour durch die USA mit Suicidal Tendencies, auf der Frank Blackfire erstmals statt Jörg Trebziatowski spielte, gingen Kreator im Sommer 1990 erneut mit Randy Burns, der schon Extreme Aggression produziert hatte, in Los Angeles ins Studio. Frank Blackfire, der zuvor mit Sodom Agent Orange eingespielt hatte, nahm sogleich Einfluss auf das Songwriting:

Das Platten-Cover gestaltete Andreas Marschall. Als erstes Video wurde People of the Lie ausgewählt. 1991 wurde mit Hallucinative Comas ein VHS-Video veröffentlicht, das außerdem noch Twisted Urges, Coma of Souls und Terror Zone enthielt. Es wurde im Director's Cut auf der DVD At the Pulse of Kapitulation wiederveröffentlicht. Ab Herbst 1990 ging die Band mit Death auf Tour, die sie durch 15 europäische Länder sowie durch Japan, die USA und Mexiko führte. Anfang 1991 begann der USA-Teil der Tour mit Morgoth und Blitzspeer. Zu Beginn dieses Teils der Tour gab es jedoch Probleme mit Epic, dem US-Vertrieb der Band. Der Vertriebsvertrag zwischen dieser Firma und Noise Records wurde aufgelöst, so dass Kreator in den USA ohne Vertrieb und Promotion auskommen mussten. Ende 1991 trat die Band bei den Christmas-Metal-Meetings mit Bands wie Motörhead, Sepultura und Morbid Angel auf. Im Frühjahr 1992 spielte sie in Südamerika und Israel. Im Nachhinein zeigte sich Mille Petrozza nicht ganz zufrieden mit der Produktion von Coma of Souls – die Band habe im Studio zu viele Kompromisse eingehen müssen.

Rezeption
Auf Powermetal.de nannte Alex Straka Coma of Souls das Album, das "den guten Ruf Kreators als eine der detailfreudigsten und innovativsten Thrashbands Deutschlands unentrückbar machen sollte." Songs wie das Titelstück, aber auch People of the Lie und Terror Zone, hob er auch als Live-Klassiker besonders hervor. Eduardo Rivadavia von allmusic.com nannte die "Erfolgsformel" von Extreme Aggression allerdings ein wenig "ermüdet", doch werde "technisch versierter Thrash" geboten. Die Bewertung lag bei vier von fünf Sternen. Im damaligen Rock Hard vergab Frank Albrecht neun von zehn Punkten. Er sprach von einer Steigerung gegenüber dem Vorgängeralbum, die Songs wirkten "ausgereift" und die Platte wirke "wie eine geschlossene Einheit".

Titelliste
 When the Sun Burns Red – 5:28
 Coma of Souls – 4:18
 People of the Lie – 3:15
 World Beyond – 2:02
 Terror Zone – 5:54
 Agents of Brutality – 5:16
 Material World Paranoia – 4:59
 Twisted Urges – 2:46
 Hidden Dictator – 4:47
 Mental Slavery – 5:43

Alle Songs wurden von Kreator geschrieben, Texte von Mille Petrozza.

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today volume was 107 times of 1 week average.
TDPOWERSYS stock 1 week trend channel is down.
and 1 month trend channel is flat.
daily chart, RSI is at 33 with buy signal.
for short term, TDPOWERSYS support zones are 272 and 246.
and on upside TDPOWERSYS resistance zones are 293 and 320.
TDPOWERSYS stock below 293 will remain bearish for short term.


The Monday Message – What are the 6 most important things you should be doing today?
Posted byJulian Summerhayes	 April 18, 2011 8 Comments on The Monday Message – What are the 6 most important things you should be doing today?
Information overload on an unprecedented scale, or at least you are being bombarded with more than you can possibly handle.
Emails, telephone calls and the new kids on the block – Twitter, Facebook, blogging and LinkedIn.
But where on earth do you find time for the day job, which has become more and more pressurised and not just because of the billing targets but the complexity, regulatory burden, client demands and practising a defensive style of law (which makes you second guess every decision you make)?
The Monday morning routine is the same: Arrive, turn your computer on, scan for troublesome emails and then pick up where you left off on Friday: aiming to bill between 6-7.5 of chargeable hours, which means working, sometimes, twice as long just to make sure you get the clock into the green area.
It doesn't take long for that relaxed sense that you finished Sunday night with to be pulped to nothing.
And then there are those clients who have a habit of storing things up and waiting until Monday to spring things on you. Dirty rotten scoundrels!
I often wondered why we made it so difficult for ourselves. Having worked a few weekends in my time, you were able to come in on Monday well ahead of the work game but your inner psyche was crying out for space to breath. Being in an office all the time just isn't good for the soul.
To avoid the weekend slide, I would recommend that you plan each day the night before (the most important day being Monday). Now, of course, no day can be planned down to the last minute, but if you have been able to tap into your firm's email system, you should get a good idea of what you need to squash come Monday morning.
Now planning is not new, and those people who say that planning the day before leaves you exposed on the long-term vision are missing out on the discipline of considering the here and now – which is far more controllable.
Getting a piece of paper (I used card that I can fold and put in my pocket) and writing down the night before the 6 most important things you have to do the next day is immensely liberating.
It is important that you allow yourself the opportunity to plan. Don't leave things until the last minute on Sunday night or first thing Monday morning. Neither will work as well as sitting down with a blank piece of paper and thinking what you have to do a few hours before you go to bed.
Give yourself at least a minute of silence and no interruptions. It is amazing what thoughts will come into your mind.
Don't get worked up if you only get through 2 from your list. The main thing is to make sure that you don't keep carrying forward the same jobs day after day. If you have the same jobs by the end of the week then you may want to consider whether it is a job that you should be delegating.
Next time you arrive on Monday with that slightly harried feel, consider if having planned your day may have just given you the inner confidence to see the day out without losing some of that relaxed feel from Sunday night.
Totally agree that planning your day is critical (and something which a lot of people overlook).
However, the "elephant in the room here" is the use of the email inbox as something which drives the structure of your day. Somewhere along the way email seems to have gone from being a communications medium to a substitute for task management – with checking and responding to your email inbox the first task of most people's day (as you recognise in your post the workflow goes:- come in, turn on computer, check email – maybe with make coffee thrown into the sequence somewhere).
I would suggest taking a step back to looking at the email inbox as what it really is (or should be) – one of several forms of incoming communication which needs to be processed periodically and added to your task management system.
The biggest productivity lift here is to do your six items list and them come into the office and start work on it… and push back checking your emails until say 10am (by which time you will inevitably have made some progress on your list).
There is no service level agreeement built into email (it doesn't guarantee a response the next second) and making this one change gives you back a great deal of control over your workflow… rather than reacting all the time to your Monday morning inbox.
There is a lot to be said for limiting your email checks to say 10, 2, 4 and just processing the contents of your inbox into whatever task management system you use at those times (so that you end up with inbox zero each time).
I haven't done this myself, but I have seen some people advise using an "out of office" type response to let people know you are doing this ("I check my email at 10, 2 and 4 each day – if you need a response more urgently then please give me a call"). Would lawyers get away with this or not do you think?
I would strongly advocate the management of email by scheduling. You should be able to set up send/receive on Outlook so it is automated. So you could run the schedule at 9, 11, 2 4 along the lines of what Jon says. If unsure, just turn it off.
There has apparently been research into this and that it actually does increase productivity because we are less distracted and when we go to get the email at the appointed times we are more enthused.
As to the social media stuff. Most of that wasted time will get washed away when the hype is over and we start using it just with the people in our network that we find valuable. Just won't happen in the near future because we are still in the 'toy store' stage of technology re social with companies bringing in new toys all the time to keep the whole thing moving. We will go home eventually.
I have a very good e-mail management system.
After lunch I do an e-mail triage again and drag items into the four folders.
Etc., you get the picture.
The Info folder is for any e-mails I find interesting or which may contain information I will be able to read at my leisure.
The spam gets deleted just before I leave for the day.
If you are luck enough to have a Secretary, they could do this for you which allows you to check your e-mails when you want to as they have already been triaged.
It works wonders for me and keeps me on top of the urgent and important stuff.
Thanks for your great comments on email. I run a couple of accounts and do try and leave myself windows of time to look at what has come in but much like the one touch approach with paper, I try to action an email when I read it, rather than allow it to be stored up.


[6:13 PM] Dave: Thanks for following along!
[6:12 PM] Dave: And that's a wrap. Tim Cook is inviting us to the hands-on area.
[6:11 PM] Dave: "We hope you love these products as much as we loved creating them."
[6:11 PM] Dave: Tim's clearly excited about this 4th-gen iPad.
[6:10 PM] Dave: iPads, iPods, new iPhone, new iMac, revamped notebook line.
[6:10 PM] Dave: Tim Cook is going through Apple's accomplishments (in terms of products shipped) for 2012.
[6:09 PM] Dave: iPad line-up pricing.
[6:07 PM] Dave: the Cellular versions "about" ship 2 weeks later.
[6:07 PM] Dave: Pre-orders start 10/26, Wi-Fi ships on November 2nd.
[6:05 PM] Dave: Video's over. Back to work with Phil Schiller here.
[6:04 PM] Dave: Has the largest, single-cell battery that Apple has ever designed.
[6:04 PM] Dave: This video's taking forever, folks. New Smart Cover in the iPad mini, though. No hinge on the Smart cover, it just wraps around.
[6:01 PM] Dave: Video time again.
[6:00 PM] Dave: Dual-core A5, 10-hour battery life for iPad Mini.
[6:00 PM] Dave: 5MP iSight camera. LTE wireless, 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi (both 2.4GHz and 5GHz), lightning connector.
[5:59 PM] Dave: Schiller walked us through quite a few iPad vs. Android 7" comparisons, finally ending with the "well, you know... " -- inferring it's better.
[5:56 PM] Dave: Now we're talking iPad mini vs. Android.
[5:53 PM] Dave: "What resolution did we use?"
[5:49 PM] Dave: Lightning connector, naturally. And retina display.
[5:48 PM] Dave: Apple A6X Chip in the iPad (4th gen). Doubles CPU and Graphics performance.
[5:47 PM] Dave: "We're not taking our foot off the gas" (with iPad). With that Phil Schiller's back... it's product time!
[5:44 PM] Dave: Includes new Portrait-only template. Publishers can use their own fonts embedded in the books.
[5:44 PM] Dave: New version of iBooks Author today.
[5:43 PM] Dave: "The iBooks textbooks are enough to make you want to be a kid again."
[5:42 PM] Dave: Again, we'd like to thank Parallels for sponsoring our live blog today. When this is over, visit them at http://www.parallels.com/ to thank them yourself and learn more!
[5:42 PM] Dave: Now moving on to how well the iPad has been embraced by education.
[5:42 PM] Dave: Cook is talking up all the benefits of the iPad. Clearly talking about why the iPad works, and what *isn't* going to be lost by going to something ... smaller, perhaps?
[5:41 PM] Dave: 91% of tablet web traffic is from the iPad. Why, asks Cook, "because people love their iPads."
[5:40 PM] Dave: "It seems like every day there's another tablet shipping"
[5:39 PM] Dave: 100 Million iPads sold as of two weeks ago!
[5:38 PM] Dave: $1799 for 27" iMac base model, ships December.
[5:36 PM] Dave: Actually, it's not RAID 0. The OS sees two separate drives and presents one logical volume to you, but the OS is actually aware of where things are stored. This is interesting implementation.
[5:33 PM] Dave: 2 new displays using "Plasma deposition process."
[5:31 PM] Dave: Schiller and an actual iMac.
[5:27 PM] Dave: Many think of the iMac as the flagship of the Mac product line.
[5:25 PM] Dave: Next: Mac mini. "You knew there would be something called 'mini' in this presentation."
[5:24 PM] Dave: New 13" MacBook Pro Pricing.
[5:23 PM] Dave: Starts shipping today.
[5:23 PM] Dave: More MBP 13" Specs.
[5:22 PM] Dave: Up to 7 hours of battery life!
[5:18 PM] Dave: This has a retina display, folks.
[5:17 PM] Dave: 20% thnnger, only weighs 3.5 lbs.
[5:16 PM] Dave: In typical Apple fashion we're going to take our best product and make it better. New 13" MacBook Pro!
[5:15 PM] Dave: Phil Schiller coming on stage.
[5:15 PM] Dave: Cook: We are NOT standing still. We are going to continue innovating with the Mac. And we'll show you this morning.
[5:14 PM] Dave: Cook: The Mac is the #1 desktop AND #1 notebook in the US.
[5:13 PM] Dave: Now talking about the Mac. The Mac outgrew the PC market by 7 times last year.
[5:13 PM] Dave: New iBooks is available today in the App Store.
[5:11 PM] Dave: 1.5 Million Books available in iBooks. 400 Million books downloaded since iBook Store's inception.
[5:10 PM] Dave: $6.5Billion paid to developers.
[5:10 PM] Dave: Customers have now downloaded 35 billion apps from the store.
[5:10 PM] Dave: 275,000 iPad apps in the App Store.
[5:04 PM] Dave: The video's over. Tim Cook is back out.
[5:03 PM] Dave: Now watching a video about the new iPhone.
[5:02 PM] Dave: Cook is reminding us that iPhones sold out in the first weekend.
[5:01 PM] Dave: Really exciting things to share. Starting with iPhone.
[5:00 PM] Dave: Seated and technology appears to be working in our favor.
[4:57 PM] Dave: "Cell phones to silent, please."
[4:56 PM] Dave: We'd like to thank Parallels for sponsoring our live coverage today. Be sure to visit http://www.parallels.com/ and thank them, too!
[4:49 PM] Dave: We're in!
[4:26 PM] Dave: It appears as though they're corralling attendees in a bit, but it's slow going. No rush yet.
[4:01 PM] Dave: They've raised the gates and are beginning registration.
[3:33 PM] Dave: Folks are already lined up here.
[7:23 AM] Dave: Bryan took a few pics of the theater earlier today. Looks like Apple has been busy!
[7:22 AM] Dave: Psychedelic colors with Apple logo highlights adorn the front of the theater.
[4:00 PM] Dave: Our coverage will start Monday night once Dave's on the ground in San Jose. See you then!


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Every Wednesday in January, the fast-food chain is offering $2 Whopper Wednesdays at participating locations. That's right, get a Whopper or Impossible Whopper for just $2! Given the burger regularly sells for about $6, it's definitely a big, juicy deal.
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Tom says
I downloaded the BK app and all it shows for Wednesdays in January is a Whopper meal for $5. Now as a hardcore deal hunter, I know $2 is a great buy for the Whopper, but an extra $3 for the small fries and soda is nearly all profit for Burger King. Not so great a deal overall.


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July 11, 2019 News » Whistler
Housing project could benefit essential services
Council briefs: UBCM sponsorship controversy; Special Event Bylaw gets first readings
Photo by Braden Dupuis
BARE ESSENTIALS A new housing project in Cheakamus Crossing could benefit essential service workers after a council amendment on July 9.
A revised application from Whistler Sport Legacies (WSL) for an employee housing project in Cheakamus Crossing was endorsed by council at the July 9 meeting, with a public information meeting to follow.
The project is one of five private developer employee-housing ventures to arise from the Mayor's Task Force on Resident Housing (and one of two that was green lit for further review on Feb. 26—see Pique, Feb. 28).
The revised application proposes a zoning amendment to allow for a new employee housing building at 1315 Cloudburst Dr. and for employee-housing use of the existing townhouses at 1345 Cloudburst.
The rezoning application seeks an increase in gross floor area at 1315 Cloudburst—from 2,500 square metres to 3,900 square metres—to allow for 57 apartment units.
The added density (about 1,400 square metres) would be secured for employee housing use via a housing agreement placed on title, which would restrict its use to below-market, price-restricted employee housing (not athlete or coach accommodation).
The existing density (about 2,500 square metres) would be available for either employee or athlete housing.
Proposed rental rates are $1,200 a month for one-bedroom units (about 438 square feet) and $2,200 for two-bedroom (about 660 square feet).
Of the building's proposed 57 units (21 one-bedroom and 36 two-bedroom), 20 would be designated as incremental, price-restricted employee housing. Eligible employees can come from the WSL workforce or from the Whistler Housing Authority waitlist.
At 1345 Cloudburst, meanwhile, WSL is looking to provide an extra 20 employee-housing townhomes.
But an amendment to the proposal floated by Councillor Jen Ford could help ease the pain of essential services in Whistler.
Ford's amendment—unanimously supported by council—added the caveat that the zoning for the 20 townhouses at 1345 Cloudburst include a right of first refusal to full-time daycare workers and essential services as defined by the province.
The Whistler Housing Authority instituted a policy around essential services in 2003, which gave priority to those working in public health, safety or education—but the policy was terminated in 2008, when demand for rental housing in Whistler began to grow.
With council's approval, a public information meeting for the WSL project will follow, as well as a formal public hearing process.
WSL's original proposal was for 48 apartments in one building, though a phased approach with a second building was always part of the larger plan.
The rezoning application is the first private-developer employee housing project to come to council since it updated its guidelines for such ventures on March 26 (see Pique, April 1).
Some of the other projects, like one proposed for 2077 Garibaldi Way in Nordic, have been met with fierce opposition from neighbours.
While it's not clear when council will next consider those proposals, a municipal spokesperson said that the planning department has not received any new or revised materials from the applicant at 2077 Garibaldi Way.
UBCM SPONSORSHIP CONTROVERSY
What was intended by Whistler Mayor Jack Crompton to be a one-on-one conversation between himself and Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West made its way to the public realm via a freedom of information request—and subsequent headline in The Province—on July 6.
On June 29, Crompton sent an email to West regarding the Port Coquitlam mayor's public opposition to a Chinese government sponsored event at the Union of B.C. Municipalities (UBCM) convention valued at $6,000.
Crompton's opposition isn't in regards to the sponsorship itself—a stance he says he and West agree on—but in the Port Coquitlam mayor's choice to take the matter public.
"My intention here was to have a one-on-one conversation with another person. I wanted to encourage him to engage with an organization that I have a lot of respect for," Crompton said after the July 9 council meeting.
"There are many avenues that UBCM makes available for members to advocate for change in policy. My hope is that elected officials use those avenues."
In his response to Crompton, West said he raised the issue with the UBCM executive more than once before being asked by a reporter for his position—which he gave.
It's the second time in less than a year that a letter penned by Crompton has garnered attention outside of Whistler (the first being the now-infamous letter to oil and gas companies demanding they "pay their fair share" of climate-related costs, which still prompts the occasional outraged letter to council)—what's the mayor's takeaway this time around?
"I place a high value on vigorous debate and collegiality," he said.
"In our council and at UBCM, those two things are fundamental to the success of our organizations, and as I move forward I want to be a person who promotes those here and with my colleagues (at UBCM)."
SPECIAL EVENT BYLAW GETS FIRST THREE READINGS
A new bylaw aims to add more oversight to special events in Whistler.
The Special Event Bylaw (SEB), introduced and given first three readings at the July 9 council meeting, will "strengthen the planning, organization, management, and execution" of Whistler's special events, according to Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) staff.
As it stands, there is no bylaw governing special events currently in place, said manager of village events and animation Bob Andrea, in a presentation to council.
But with Whistler's significant year-round growth in visitation has come an increase in the number (and complexity) of special events, prompting the need for regulatory oversight via the SEB.
"Using policy to manage special events will help us achieve positive outcomes," Andrea said.
"We'd love to be able to help to continue to ensure a safe public environment, further protect the natural and built environments of Whistler, and assist with providing clear expectations for our event organizers."
The SEB will formalize existing guidelines, best practices, processes and procedures for special events, and serve as a resource for RMOW staff and event producers.
In essence, the SEB will ensure event producers are compliant before, during and after their events by providing clear expectations and requirements.
The bylaw breaks events down into three categories: Major Event, (at least 500 attendees), Minor Event (fewer than 500 attendees) and Club Event (any public or private event that has 12 or more attendees, of which any part takes place on public property and occurs at least twice a year—this includes running, hiking and biking clubs or camps).
Crompton raised the question of weekly community groups—like WORCA's wildly popular Toonie Races—in relation to the new bylaw.
"Most community and club events that currently just book a park, or field, or trail or outdoor space, that would still be booked through our outdoor facility booking process," Andrea said.
"Something that comes in (that is) new, we would analyze, we would determine what would be the best tool or mechanism for making sure it's regulated properly."
Special events that don't fall in one of the three categories can be approved by the general manager of resort experience.
A companion bylaw dealing with ticketing and enforcement concerning special events was also introduced on July 9. The bylaw amendment adds fines for "failure to provide proof of any licence, permit, approval or authorization" for a special event.
Under the amended bylaw, event producers can be fined up to $500 for any of a wide range of infractions—everything from holding an event without a permit to advertising an event without RMOW permission.
They'll also have to submit a security deposit (the amount of which will depend on the size, duration, and nature of the event).
Sue Eckersley—who has produced events in Whistler through her company Watermark Communications Inc. for about 20 years, including Cornucopia and the Whistler Holiday Experience—said the bylaw appears to be in line with what's already in place.
"I don't think it's much different than what actually exists now, it just seems to be that it's formalized," she said.
"I think it's nice that the expectations are the same across the way ... My expectation would be that those people who run the department—who are eminently reasonable—won't be onerous for the small events as they find their way."
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This bill was actively pushed by President Obama in response to the fact that an astounding number of Americans don't have insurance or are underinsured.
The bill aims to provide affordable insurance to more people. It will do this by expanding eligibility to Medicare as well as creating a government-sponsored health insurance package.
The bill will also work to prohibit the "abuses" of health insurance providers. These include their denying and cancelling policies when one gets sick, setting lifetime limits on benefits and on the overall plan, and pricing insurance plans based on one's health.
With this bill, children will get to stay with their parents' insurance until they are 26 years old.
In addition, the changes being implemented by the bill will bring immense cost savings that will also in turn lower the cost of medical insurance.
The bill will make insurance more affordable by way of tax credits and subsidies.
The money needed to implement the bill will come not just from the cost savings of having a more efficient healthcare system, it will also come from increased taxes (or rather reduced tax deductions) for those who have high incomes. In addition, those who buy top-of-the-line health insurance policies will pay a higher tax on these policies.
It will also help employers provide health insurance for their employees by providing tax credits.
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Q: Using composition to split component into base and child in React I have the following component that is a wrapper around ag-Grid:
<div className="ag-theme-material" style={{height: "100%"}}>
    <AgGridReact
        pagination
        paginationPageSize={this.props.Size}
        columnDefs={this.props.Col}
        rowData={this.props.Row}
    />
</div>

I want to create a separate wrapper but without the pagination feature. As such I want a base class with the common features from which the two children (with and without paging) can inherit from. I know inheritance is not used much in React, so I'm wondering how to achieve the same effect using composition. Thanks!

A: you can use the compound components pattern, where you provide basic features for your component, and the user can use more features as he preferred.
the code would be something like this:
import React, { Component } from 'react'
import ReactDom from 'react-dom'
class AgGridReact extends Component {

  static Paginator = (props list) => (...) // some jsx that represents the paginator
  render() {
    return <>
      /** your grid jsx code here **/

      // other features code
      React.Children.map(this.props.children, child =>
              React.cloneElement(child, {
        // props you need to pass for the components
      }),
    )
  }
    </>
  }

        // the usage of this component will be:

        <AgGridReact {...props}>
            // the user can git rid of this if without paginator
           <AgGridReact.Paginator />
        </AgGridReact>

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Trump says 'we're doing a fantastic job' at migrant detention centers, where scathing reports have emerged that children lack basic amenities
Nicole Einbinder
President Donald Trump appears on "Meet the Press" on June 23, 2019.
President Donald Trump told Chuck Todd on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday that "we're doing a fantastic job under the circumstances," in response to the government's handling of detained migrant children.
Trump's comments follow scathing reports of children kept in US Customs and Border Protection facilities without access to basic amenities, such as food, soap, blankets, and toothbrushes.
Earlier this month, the White House also told migrant shelters handling children to either reduce or completely cut education, legal services, and recreation for detained youth.
When questioned on family separations, Trump falsely said the policy started under the Obama administration.
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President Donald Trump responded to recent criticism over the government's handling of detained immigrant children, telling Chuck Todd on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday that "we're doing a fantastic job under the circumstances."
Trump's comments follow scathing reports of children kept in US Customs and Border Protection facilities without access to basic amenities, such as food, soap, blankets, and toothbrushes. Earlier this month, the Trump administration also told migrant shelters handling children to either reduce or completely cut education, legal services, and recreation for detained youth.
Read more: Teens taking care of toddlers, children eating uncooked food, and an outbreak of the flu: Lawyers report dire conditions at a Texas Border Patrol station where migrant children are being held
Migrants are seen outside the US Border Patrol McAllen Station in a makeshift encampment in Texas on May 15, 2019.
Reuters/Loren Elliott
While, under a 1997 consent decree known as the Flores Settlement Agreement, children are supposed to be kept in "safe and sanitary" conditions and be transferred to the custody of US Health and Human Services within three days, some children have been kept in these facilities up to three weeks, according to the Washington Post.
"In my 22 years of doing visits with children in detention, I have never heard of this level of inhumanity," Holly Cooper, who co-directs University of California, Davis' Immigration Law Clinic and represents detained youth, told the Associated Press last week.
Trump blamed Democrats
The president brushed off Todd's questions about why the White House stopped schooling detained children and providing recreation, instead deflecting blame onto congressional Democrats.
"Where is the money? You know what? The Democrats are holding up the humanitarian aid," Trump said.
Todd suggested that children are being used for political purposes. "Why let the political debate hurt these children?" he asked.
"If the Democrats would change the asylum laws and loopholes, which they refuse to do because they think it's good politics, everything would be solved immediately," the president responded. "But they refuse to do it. They refuse to do it."
When questioned on family separations, Trump falsely said that the policy started under the Obama administration.
"This has been happening long before I got there. What we've done is we've created, we've ended separation," Trump told Todd. "I was the one that ended it ... I inherited separation from President Obama."
Jenquel, who crossed the US-Mexico border with her mother and siblings, speaks with volunteers at the Catholic Charities Humanitarian Respite Center on June 21, 2018 in McAllen, Texas.
Getty Images/Spencer Platt
Obama did not have a policy to separate migrant children from families — current and former Homeland Security officials have said that separations were rare under the Obama administration, and mostly only occurred if a child's safety was perceived to be at risk.
The separation of thousands of migrant children from their parents began under Trump's " zero tolerance" policy in April 2018. While Trump issued an executive order stopping the practice of family separations in June 2018, the Houston Chronicle reported on Saturday that his administration has continued to separate hundreds of migrant children from their families.
It is still unknown how many families the Trump administration ultimately separated, and how many must still be reunited.
Watch a clip of the interview below:
Trump says he 'brought the families together' after being confronted in an interview about migrant family separations
Trump still isn't deporting as many immigrants as Obama did
Major US police departments are refusing to participate in this weekend's planned ICE raids
Trump says 'Obama built the cages' that his administration has been using to lock up migrant children
Obama officials rushed to explain photos from 2014 that went viral showing locked-up immigrant children — and Trump's facilities look the same
Michelle Mark contributed reporting.
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Elon Musk unveils the Tesla Semi day cabs.
HAWTHORNE, CA. Tesla finally unveiled its long teased electric Class 8 truck on Nov. 16, which CEO Elon Musk said has a 500-mile range and will result in "economic suicide" for fleets that stick with traditional diesels.
"It blows my mind – I think it will blow yours," Musk said as he emerged from one of the two prototype Semi day cabs.
As he addressed a raucous crowd that resembled a rock concert more than a truck unveiling, he spent 30 minutes outlining the reasons he believes this vehicle will revolutionize trucking when it hits the road in 2019.
The 500-mile range, Musk said, is a worst-case scenario, based on being full loaded and traveling at maximum highway speeds.
"You can get to your destination and back, even if your destination has no charging," Musk said.
With use of megachargers, a new high-speed charging solution, truckers can add 400 miles in 30 minutes. The chargers can be installed at origin or destination points, and along heavily trafficked routes.
Musk did not take questions from the media or disclose a purchase price. However, he declared the Semi has "the lowest cost of ownership," with an estimated cost of $1.26 a mile at a guaranteed 7 cents per kilowatt hour, compared with an average of $1.51 a mile for a conventional diesel.
The inside of the Tesla Semi.
A Tesla fact sheet said "owners can expect to gain $200,000 or more in savings over a million miles based on fuel costs alone." Musk added the cost of ownership is nearly half of diesel trucks when the Semis are linked in a platoon.
Musk not only called it "economic suicide" to use a diesel truck, but said the economics of the Tesla Semi outperform freight railroads as well.
Throughout his presentation, he took numerous shots at the overall appearance and performance of today's conventional trucks.
He said the Tesla Semi goes from 0 mph to 60 mph in 5 seconds without a trailer, compared with 15 seconds for a diesel. It climbs 5% grades at a steady 65 mph, while diesel trucks max out at 45 mph. That makes a "gigantic difference" for truckers who are paid by the mile, he told the audience made up largely of Tesla car owners.
The improved performance is achieved by the vehicle's "bullet-shaped nose," completely flat bottom, and reduced gap between the tractor and trailer.
The truck has four Tesla Model 3 electric motors – one for each rear wheel. With no shifting or clutching there is smoother acceleration and deceleration, and its regenerative braking recovers 98% of kinetic energy to the battery, giving it a basically infinite brake life, the company said.
The large crowd waits for the arrival of Elon Musk and the Tesla electric truck.
The roomy interior is also quite different than trucks currently available, including a driver seat positioned in the center.
Musk said the centered seat and camera system provide complete visibility of the roads, while two large screens next to the steering wheel provide navigation and other data truckers need while on the road.
Every Semi will come standard with "enhanced autopilot," including emergency braking, lane keeping assist, and collision avoidance.
Onboard sensors that detect instability and the vehicle's lower center of gravity means "jackknifing is impossible," Musk said.
If there are any problems, it will be detected by Tesla's remote diagnostics service, similar to the many "uptime" features offered by existing truck and engine manufacturers.
One problem truckers should not expect is a cracked windshield, thanks to glass that is thermonuclear explosion proof, Musk claimed, noting that was his favorite feature.
And much as you might expect from a rock concert, just when it appeared to be was over, there was an encore: a new Tesla Roadster emerged from one of the trailers, drawing the loudest reaction of the evening.


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Distinguished Research Professor
Hoffer's most recent work includes Past Imperfect: Facts, Fictions, and Fraud in the Writing of American History (PublicAffairs, 2004); Seven Fires: The Urban Infernos that Reshaped American History (PublicAfairs, 2006); The Brave New World: A History of Early America (Johns Hopkins, 2007); The Supreme Court: An Essential History (Kansas, 2007); The Treason Trials of Aaron Burr (Kansas, 2008); and The Historian's Paradox: A Philosophy of History for Our Times (NYU, 2008). In 2010, Cry Liberty, his book length essay on the Stono Rebellion appeared from Oxford University Press, and his Nation of Laws: America's Incomplete Search for Justice was published by Kansas. In 2011, Kansas released his Free Press Crisis of 1800: The Trial of Thomas Cooper for Seditious Libel. Johns Hopkins published his When Benjamin Franklin Met the Reverend George Whitefield: Revivalism, Enlightenment, and the Power of the Printed Word in Early America in its Witness to History series in 2012 and his Prelude to Revolution:The Salen Gunpowder Raid of 1775 in 2014. In that year, NYU Press published his Clio Among the Muses: Essays on History and the Humanities. In 2015, Oxford University Press released his Benjamin Franklin Explains the Stamp Act Crisis to Parliament, 1766. In 2016, the University Press of Kansas released his Rutgers v. Waddington: Alexander Hamilton, The End of the War for Independence, and the Origins of Judicial Review. Later in that year, his co-authored The Federal Courts: An Essential History came out from Oxford University Press. In 2017, his John Quincy Adams and the Gag Rule, 1835-1850 appeared from the Johns Hopkins University Press. In 2018, his Uncivil Warriors: The Lawyers Civil War, from Oxford; The Clamor of Lawyers: The American Revolution and the Crisis in the Legal Profession, from Cornell; and a new edition of his The Supreme Court: An Essential History appeared. He awaits publication of his Searching for Justice: Lawyers in the Civil Rights Era, 1950-1975, from Chicago, in 2019. Hoffer has won the Choice "Outstanding Academic Title" award four times, in 1991, 1992, 2005, and 2008.
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Hoffer, Peter C. The Free Press Crisis Of 1800: Thomas Cooper's Trial For Seditious Libel. Kansas, 2011. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. When Benjamin Franklin Met The Reverend Whitefield: Enlightenment, Revival And The Power Of The Printed Word. Johns Hopkins, 2011. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. A Nation Of Laws: America's Imperfect Search For Justice. Kansas, 2010. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. Roe V. Wade: The Abortion Rights Controversy In American History. University Press of Kansas, 2010. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. Cry Liberty: The Great Stono River Slave Rebellion Of 1739. Oxford, 2010. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. The Historian's Paradox: The Study Of History In Our Time. NYU, 2008. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. The Treason Trials Of Aaron Burr. Kansas, 2008. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. The Supreme Court: An Essential History. Kansas, 2007. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. The Brave New World: A History Of Early America. Hopkins, 2007. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. Seven Fires: The Urban Infernos That Reshaped America. PublicAffairs, 2006. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. Past Imperfect: Facts, Fictions, And Fraud In The Writing Of American History. PublicAffairs, 2004. Print.
Hoffer, Peter C. The Great New York Conspiracy Of 1741: Slavery, Crime, And Colonial Law. University Press of Kansas, 2003. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. Sensory Worlds In Early America. Hopkins, 2003. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. The Salem Witchcraft Trials:a Legal History. University Press of Kansas, 1997. Web.
Hoffer, Peter C. The Devil's Disciples:the Makers Of The Salem Witchcraft Trials. Hopkins, 1996. Web.
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Q: NSLog With NSString And Breaking Up main.m Before I run this program I have 0 errors or warnings. But when I run it the output I am getting is (lldb) and XCode highlights my NSLog output and says Thread 1 Breakpoint 1? My first question is why am I not getting any output, and how can I fix what I have to get output? And my second question is how can I break up each one of these parts and put them into their own class. So not have them all in main.m. This is my first day coding in XCode coming from Java so I'm still learning this language. Thank you.
Part 1
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

@interface Person : NSObject
{
    NSString * name;
    int age;
    int weight;
}
    /***************************************
     * MUTATORS FOR PERSON INTERFACE
     ***************************************/
    - (void) setName : (NSString *) n;
    - (void) setAge : (int) a;
    - (void) setWeight : (int) w;

    /***************************************
    * MUTATORS FOR PERSON INTERFACE
    ***************************************/
    -(NSString *) getName;
    -(int) getAge;
    - (int) getWeight;
@end

Part 2
@implementation Person
    /***************************************
     * MUTATORS FOR PERSON IMPLEMENTATION
     ***************************************/
    -(void) setName:(NSString *) n
    {
        name = n;
    }
    -(void) setAge:(int) a
    {
        age = a;
    }
    -(void) setWeight:(int)w
    {
        weight = w;
    }

    /**********************************
     * ACCESSORS FOR PERSON IMPLEMENTATION
     **********************************/
    -(NSString *) getName
    {
        return name;
    }
    -(int) getAge
    {
        return age;
    }
    -(int) getWeight
    {
        return weight;
    }
@end

Part 3 This is where I have the problem. It doesen't like NSLog
int main (int argc, const char * argv[])
{
    @autoreleasepool
    {
        Person *p1 = [[Person alloc]init];

        [p1 setName: @"Chris"];
        [p1 setAge:18];
        [p1 setWeight:200];

        NSLog(@"\nName: %@ \nAge: %i \nWeight: %i", p1.getName, p1.getAge, p1.getWeight);
    }

    return 0;
}

A: When using NSLog, %@ is used for logging objects, but those methods return int (a primitive type). Replace them with %d (string formatting for Decimal int) and that line should stop crashing.
To split them up, simply create new .m and .h files. XCode should be able to help you with this process. The .m files will automatically be compiled, and .h files should (generally speaking) be included by any file that needs information about the class it refers to. So Part 1 would be Person.h, Part 2 would be Person.h (and include the line @import Person.h, and Part 3 would remain in main.m.

A: If you don't mind me asking, why not just use properties? It will keep your code clean and simple and also saves you a lot of typing.. You should only implement accessors if you need to implement custom behavior a property cannot provide.


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