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local EpochCheckpoint = torch.class('laia.EpochCheckpoint')

-- Utility class to save/load Laia checkpoints from/to disk.
--
-- EpochCheckpoints store (among other things):
-- Epoch number
-- Model
-- Performance on different partitions (e.g. 'train', or 'valid')
-- etc
--
-- It is important that when a model is binded to a checkpoint through
-- setModel(model), the model is cloned to the CPU and all possible cudnn
-- modules are replaced by the nn equivalents.
-- This allows to use the checkpoint on other systems that don't have these
-- packages installed.
--
-- Next, an example of how to use this class to make a checkpoint each time
-- the model is improved during training.
--
-- local checkpoint = laia.EpochCheckpoint()
-- checkpoint:load('epoch_checkpoint.t7')
-- local model = checkpoint:getModel():cuda()
-- local best_cer = checkpoint:getSummary('valid').cer
-- for epoch=(checkpoint:getEpoch()+1),100 do
--   TrainEpoch(model, ...)
--   local summary = ComputeSummary(model, ...)
--
--   -- If the accuracy improves, make a checkpoint of the model.
--   if best_cer == nil or best_cer > summary.cer then
--     checkpoint:setEpoch(epoch)
--     checkpoint:setModel(model)
--     checkpoint:addSummary('valid', summary)
--     best_cer = summary.cer
--   end
-- end

function EpochCheckpoint:__init()
  self._summaries = {}
end

function EpochCheckpoint:clear()
  for k, _ in pairs(self) do
    self[k] = nil
  end
  self._summaries = {}
end

-- Getter/Setter for the last Epoch
function EpochCheckpoint:getEpoch()
  return self._epoch or 0
end
function EpochCheckpoint:setEpoch(epoch)
  self._epoch = epoch
  return self
end

-- Getter/Setter for the last Model
function EpochCheckpoint:getModel()
  return self._model
end
function EpochCheckpoint:setModel(model)
  if model then
    -- Always keep a deep copy of the last model on the CPU
    self._model = EpochCheckpoint._cloneToCPU(model)
    self._model:clearState()
    -- By default, use all the possible nn layers to maximize portability.
    if cudnn then cudnn.convert(self._model, nn) end
  else
    self._model = nil
  end
  return self
end

-- Getter/Setter for the last train summary
function EpochCheckpoint:getSummary(key)
  return self._summaries[key]
end
function EpochCheckpoint:addSummary(key, summary)
  self._summaries[key] = summary
  return self
end

-- Save checkpoint to file
function EpochCheckpoint:save(filename)
  torch.save(filename, self)
end

-- Load checkpoint from file
function EpochCheckpoint:load(filename)
  self:clear()
  local checkpoint = torch.load(filename)
  if torch.isTypeOf(checkpoint, 'laia.EpochCheckpoint') then
    for k, v in pairs(checkpoint) do
      self[k] = v
    end
  elseif torch.isTypeOf(checkpoint, 'nn.Module') then
    self:setEpoch(0)
    self:setModel(checkpoint)
  elseif torch.type(checkpoint) == 'table' then
    self:setEpoch(checkpoint.epoch or 0)
    self:setModel(checkpoint.model)
  else
    laia.log.fatal('Wrong epoch checkpoint data in %q!', filename)
  end
  return self
end

local _cloneToCPU_typemap = {
  ['torch.CudaByteTensor'] = 'torch.ByteTensor',
  ['torch.CudaCharTensor'] = 'torch.CharTensor',
  ['torch.CudaShortTensor'] = 'torch.ShortTensor',
  ['torch.CudaIntTensor'] = 'torch.IntTensor',
  ['torch.CudaLongTensor'] = 'torch.LongTensor',
  ['torch.CudaTensor'] = 'torch.FloatTensor',
  ['torch.CudaDoubleTensor'] = 'torch.DoubleTensor',
  -- Data on the CPU does not change type.
  ['torch.ByteTensor'] = 'torch.ByteTensor',
  ['torch.CharTensor'] = 'torch.CharTensor',
  ['torch.ShortTensor'] = 'torch.ShortTensor',
  ['torch.IntTensor'] = 'torch.IntTensor',
  ['torch.LongTensor'] = 'torch.LongTensor',
  ['torch.FloatTensor'] = 'torch.FloatTensor',
  ['torch.DoubleTensor'] = 'torch.DoubleTensor'
}

function EpochCheckpoint._cloneToCPU(obj, tensorCache)
  tensorCache = tensorCache or {}
  if torch.type(obj) == 'table' then
    local new_obj = {}
    for k, v in pairs(obj) do
      new_obj[k] = EpochCheckpoint._cloneToCPU(v, tensorCache)
    end
    obj, new_obj = new_obj, nil
  elseif
    torch.isTypeOf(obj, 'nn.Module') or
    torch.isTypeOf(obj, 'nn.Criterion')
  then
    local new_obj = {}
    torch.setmetatable(new_obj, torch.typename(obj))
    for k, v in pairs(obj) do
      new_obj[k] = EpochCheckpoint._cloneToCPU(v, tensorCache)
    end
    new_obj._type = _cloneToCPU_typemap[obj._type]
    obj, new_obj = new_obj, nil
  elseif torch.isTensor(obj) then
    if tensorCache[obj] then
      obj = tensorCache[obj]
    else
      local old_type = torch.typename(obj)
      local new_type = _cloneToCPU_typemap[old_type]
      local new_obj = torch.Tensor():type(new_type)
      if obj:storage() then
	local storage_type = new_type:gsub('Tensor', 'Storage')
	local storage_key = torch.pointer(obj:storage())
	if not tensorCache[storage_key] then
	  local new_storage = torch.getmetatable(storage_type).new()
	  if obj:storage():size() > 0 then
	    new_storage:resize(obj:storage():size()):copy(obj:storage())
	  end
	  tensorCache[storage_key], new_storage = new_storage, nil
	end
	assert(torch.type(tensorCache[storage_key]) == storage_type)
	new_obj:set(
	  tensorCache[storage_key],
	  obj:storageOffset(),
	  obj:size(),
	  obj:stride()
	)
      end
      assert(torch.type(new_obj) == new_type)
      tensorCache[obj] = new_obj
      obj, new_obj = new_obj, nil
    end
  end
  return obj
end

return EpochCheckpoint


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Dominating electronics
The Samsung Electronics Co. semiconductor manufacturing plant in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea on Dec. 16, 2019.
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By Amy Gunia
The fate of one of Asia's largest economies is closely tied to Samsung—its 2019 revenue was equivalent to some 13% of South Korea's GDP. Amid a rise in remote work and schooling, its crown jewel, Samsung Electronics, one of the world's biggest producers of chips and smartphones, was essential. The company's South Korean–listed shares soared around 50% in 2020. And even as the company faces internal tumult—in January, its de facto leader, Lee Jae-yong, was sent back to prison on charges stemming from a political bribery scandal—it remains the world's leading TV vendor, with a market share of 31.9%.
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4 because he had been often bound with fetters and chains, and the chains had been torn apart by him, and the fetters broken in pieces. Nobody had the strength to tame him.
5 Always, night and day, in the tombs and in the mountains, he was crying out, and cutting himself with stones.
10 He begged him much that he would not send them away out of the country.
11 Now there was there on the mountainside a great herd of pigs feeding.
13 At once Jesus gave them permission. The unclean spirits came out, and entered into the pigs. The herd of about two thousand rushed down the steep bank into the sea, and they were drowned in the sea.
14 Those who fed them fled, and told it in the city, and in the country. The people came to see what it was that had happened.
15 They came to Jesus, and saw him who was possessed by demons sitting, clothed and in his right mind, even him who had the legion; and they were afraid.
16 Those who saw it declared to them how it happened to him who was possessed by demons, and about the pigs.
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27 having heard the things concerning Jesus, came up behind him in the crowd, and touched his clothes.
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32 He looked around to see her who had done this thing.
33 But the woman, fearing and trembling, knowing what had been done to her, came and fell down before him, and told him all the truth.
37 He allowed no one to follow him, except Peter, James, and John, the brother of James.
38 He came to the synagogue ruler's house, and he saw an uproar, weeping, and great wailing.
40 They laughed him to scorn. But he, having put them all out, took the father of the child and her mother and those who were with him, and went in where the child was lying.
42 Immediately the young lady rose up, and walked, for she was twelve years old. They were amazed with great amazement.
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Cozy Pacific Northwest Lodges Where You'll Want to Lay Your Head
From a Gorge resort with an aerial park to a seaside sanctuary with a spa.
Toasting Wineglasses, Skamania Lodge (Simona Pilolla / EyeEm/Getty Images/EyeEm)
By Adam Sawyer
December 23, 2022 at 5:33 am PST
There are some vacations where a hotel with a bed, a coffee maker and maybe a mini-fridge are all you need to get by. If your plans include days filled with sightseeing, dining like a local, and logging miles inside fascinating museums, there's no need to spring for a luxurious room you'll hardly spend any time in. But sometimes it's natural to long for a getaway where you don't need to set foot off of the same property where you lay your head at night. The convenience of having top-notch cuisine and a range of activities—from languid to fast-paced—all in one place can be alluring, especially when winter's frigid temperatures push us indoors. The Northwest has no shortage of handsome lodges that fit the bill, and we've rounded up five of our favorites to help you plan a snug escape. Better yet—each is tucked into a visually magnificent environment. So now all you have to do is decide: rainforest, coast or river?
Skamania Lodge
1131 SW Skamania Lodge Way, Stevenson, Wash., 509-314-4177
Skamania Lodge might be the only retreat of its kind that was created by an act of Congress. Most longtime Oregonians and Washingtonians know that legislation passed in 1986 established the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area—an 85-mile stretch of land that straddles the river between both states. But far fewer are aware that a mission statement in that act called for the construction of a lodge and meeting center on the Washington side of the Gorge. Let's face it: Congress makes a lot of mistakes, but not this time around. Five years after the statute was approved, crews broke ground on the project, and Skamania welcomed its first guests in February 1993.
The four-story lodge has a Cascadian-style architectural design (think rustic wooden beams, stonework and a sloping roof, which helps the structure's silhouette mirror the majestic ridgeline across the Columbia). It's an aesthetic that's meant to blend into the forest around it, the work of native Oregonian and developer John Gray, who was also behind Salishan in Lincoln City.
While just a quick jaunt from the charms of both Stevenson, Wash., and Cascade Locks in Oregon, you'll end up abandoning any plans to leave the resort after arriving. That's because there's simply so much to do on Skamania's 175 wooded acres, from navigating an aerial course to ax throwing to playing a round of putt-putt (or actual golf). You don't even need to get back in the car to fit in a Gorge hike—the property boasts several decent trails. Though the most satisfying thing to do at Skamania might be taking a pint to one of the Adirondack chairs on the sprawling lawn and spending an hour or two staring back at Oregon (the prettier half of the Gorge, as we all know). When you can no longer stand the cold, retreat to the lodge's Gorge Room and warm up by the 85-foot-tall andesite rock fireplace.
345 S Shore Road, Quinault, Wash., 888-896-3818
Washington's Olympic National Park is a wild, remote and mostly untamed place. So much so that most of the land within its boundaries was the last unexplored and unmapped territory in the Lower 48. Though much of the park is closed or inaccessible during the winter months, there are a couple of corners that remain open. One of these is Lake Quinault and the Quinault Rainforest—home to waterfalls, ancient forests and the humble but historic Lake Quinault Lodge, which might just be the king of cozy during the holiday season.
"What about Timberline Lodge?" you ask. Well, not to belittle the old gal, but this 1926 lodge on the banks of Lake Quinault predates Timberline by a decade and exudes all the same warmth and charm. It also sees about 1.5 million fewer visitors each year. And when you think "cozy," numbers like that count. It's the perfect home base for up-valley rainforest explorations, and the onsite Roosevelt Dining Room is outstanding. It's a place where you can see a herd of elk in the morning, walk through a grove of old growth in the afternoon, and eat a perfect medium-rare wild-caught king salmon fillet come sundown. It's hard to get more Pacific Northwest than that.
Overleaf Lodge & Spa
280 Overleaf Lodge Lane, Yachats, 800-338-0507
If the crowds during the last handful of summers are any indication, word has gotten out about the tiny but enchanting Central Coast town of Yachats. The allure goes beyond Yachats Brewing, Beach Street Kitchen, and the legendary Drift Inn. Yachats' Overleaf Lodge & Spa is yet another Oregon coastal classic that occupies a very explorable stretch of oceanfront.
Accommodations are varied, but many come with a fireplace and/or a jetted tub. Take in the striking blown-glass art in the lobby, grab a bottle of romance at the onsite Wine Cove, sit in an ocean-view soaking tub, or take a stroll along the wildly scenic waterfront on the 804 Trail. Heck, life is short and energy wanes with age, so get it all in. That said, the Overleaf is a place that has an uncanny ability to wash away stress, so if you feel like doing absolutely nothing at all and are completely comfortable with that, this is the place to simply chill. No judgment either way. Additionally, the beaches and creeks in the Yachats area are splendid for agate hunting.
Tu Tu' Tun Lodge
96550 North Bank Rogue River Road, Gold Beach, 800-864-6357
Southern Oregon's Gold Beach is where the mighty Rogue River empties into the Pacific. It's also home to what might be the world's largest myrtle tree, a conspicuous monolith known as Kissing Rock and, a little ways upriver, the Tu Tu' Tun Lodge—home to a seriously elegant flavor of cozy.
Tu Tu' Tun Lodge
Sitting on the banks of the Rogue, both the lodge itself and the grounds of the Tu Tu' Tun are a stop-you-in-your-tracks combo of beauty, tranquility and sophistication. This is a solid option for a solo or couples getaway for a number of reasons—not the least of which is that this lodge really is away from it all. There are certainly wonderful things to see and do, but you need to go find them. This lodge does not have neighbors (not the kind inclined to serve you a craft beer or sell you a glass float, anyway). Dinner is a magnificent part of the Tu Tu' Tun experience, but note that service from November through April is offered Thursday through Sunday only. We are telling the truth about the myrtle tree, by the way. Go check that thing out.
Headlands Coastal Lodge & Spa
33000 Cape Kiwanda Drive, Pacific City, 503-483-3000
Pacific City isn't all that big, but it sure is popular. Especially on a summer weekend, when seemingly half of Oregon and a third of everybody else pours into the tiny town to enjoy its triple threat: the "other" (larger) Haystack Rock, the 1,000 acres of open sand dunes, and the original Pelican Brewing pub. But in winter, as tends to be the case for much of the coast, Pacific City returns to some semblance of normalcy and is a wonderful place for storm-watching and quiet time—particularly at the Headlands Coastal Lodge & Spa.
Perched on a bluff overlooking the aforementioned three-pronged attack of awesome, the Headlands offers ridiculously beautiful, clean and modern lodge rooms and cottages. The onsite restaurant, Meridian, serves elevated Northwest coastal cuisine, and the Tidepools Spa & Wellness center features all of the stress-relieving bells and whistles you'd ever want, including an outdoor hot tub. The lodge is also staffed with a team of Adventure Coaches who can point you in the right direction when it comes to everything from prime bird-watching locations to crabbing spots to secluded waters for kayaking. Pro tip: The Sitka Sedge State Natural Area, just up the road from the lodge, is a place you'll want to explore.
This article appears in WW's Oregon Winter Magazine, available for free all over Portland. See where to pick one up at this link.


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The 'Free from Violence and Exploitation' campaign (also known as the FREE campaign) is ChildFund Ireland's first venture into international advocacy. In conjunction with the other members of the ChildFund Alliance, we are campaigning to enshrine child protection in the global development agenda.
In the year 2000, world governments came together and agreed eight priority areas to focus development efforts, known as the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). While there are many critiques of the MDGs, there is little doubt that the setting of explicit targets has helped to accelerate and co-ordinate international development efforts in these eight areas, contributing to such landmark achievements as a 50% reduction in the number of people living in extreme poverty worldwide. However, the MDGs failed to include any goals relating to child protection, and consequently there is no international agreement to protect the 223 million children subject to sexual violence each year, or the 115 million children involved in hazardous forms of child labour.
Right now is the time to change that, as world leaders decide over the next two years a new set of goals which will take over from the MDGs in 2015. The inclusion of goals to protect children would be a landmark moment not just for this generation of children, but for the next and the next and would be a huge step forward in consigning violence against children to history.
We're doing everything we can to make that a reality, from talking to children here in Ireland and in our programme countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America, to meeting with global leaders at the UN in New York, to engaging the public through digital and traditional media outlets. One of our priorities is to show that it's not just us that care about this issue – that the public, too, expects and demands that governments do something about violence against children – so we encourage you to sign our petition where you can tell decision-makers that they need to address child protection.
Below you can find links to further resources relating to the campaign, and to articles marking landmarks in its progress. Please feel free to share any (or all!) of these with friends, family or colleagues on social networks – the more we all spread the word, the more governments will realise that this once-in-a-generation opportunity to protect children cannot be missed. Thank you.
Small Voices Big Dreams Survey
The annual Small Voices Big Dreams (SVBG) survey is commissioned by the ChildFund Alliance and is one of the most comprehensive polls of children's views in the world. Each year the survey is focused on different issues concerning children's wellbeing, and a number of children in different countries where ChildFund works give their opinions on such issues. Please find the annual reports here:
Small Voices Big Dreams 2015
Report on Children's Voices
ChildFund carried out 55 focus groups in 41 countries, involving over 1300 children to see what they had to say about freedom from violence and exploitation and what should be done to help them.
Al-Jazeera Newshour cover the FREE campaign
Andrew Johnson, Deputy Secretary General of ChildFund Alliance was interviewed outside the UN building by Al-Jazeera's David Foster.
Huffington Post feature the FREE campaign
ChildFund International CEO, Anne Goddard, writes for Huffington Post on the FREE campaign and the Children's Voices Report.
Public Attitudes to Child Labour Survey
ChildFund International carried out a survey to assess public knowledge of and attitude towards child labour, and created this infographic based on the results
See the infographic
This document explains in full ChilFund's position on violence against children and its place in the post-2015 agenda.
Post-2015 Cheat Sheet
Want to better understand what people mean by 'MDGs' and 'Post-2015'? This explains it all.
Read the Cheat Sheet
Ireland Campaign Launch
ChildFund Ireland held a launch event at the Irish Aid Centre on O'Connell Street in July with help from the government and our public ambassadors.
See the photos
UN High Level Panel Report
The UN's High Level Panel made recommendations to governments on potential issues to include in the post-2015 agenda.
Read up on the report
ChildFund Speak at High Level Panel Event
Secretary General of the ChildFund Alliance, Jim Emerson, speaks to world leaders at a prestigious event in New York
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We have accumulated quite an arsenal against the necessity of a gastronmoy tube.
Luckily Liam has continued to slowly gain enough weight to keep a g-tube back in the recesses of our mind.
But, in order to keep him nutritionally supplied we have had to resort to putting high calorie additives, vitamins, and medicines to his solids.
For breakfast Liam gets Soy Baby yogurt or Boost with rice. I then add a scoop of Duocal (dried and powdered oils), his erythromycin (to help with emptying) and choline (great for the brain). This equals 115 calories or more depending on the amount of rice.
He gets a 3-4 ounce bottle Boost with a scoop of Duocal before his midmorning nap. 145 calories.
Lunch is always a jar of chicken (I'm now starting to add a few teaspoons of a veggie to it), scoop of Duocal, his NutriStart multivitamin, and a tablespoon of butter or safflower oil along with a teaspoon of flax seed. 255 calories.
Afternoon bottle of Boost with Duocal. 145 calories.
Dinner consists of a multi nutritional food (mac and cheese with veggies, ham and rice with pineapple, etc.) Duocal, and tablespoon of safflower oil or butter. 285 calories.
Night time bottle of Boost, Duocal and two teaspoons of Miralax. 145 calories.
On a good day, with no vomiting, Liam will take in over a thousand calories with this routine.
We usually don't go a day without vomiting but after increasing his prevacid dose and continuing back on the erythromycin, his reflux has been under better control as of late. While it isn't ideal beacuse he is getting a large portion of his fats through oils, it is enough of a nutritional balance with his jarred foods, Boost and multivitamin to keep him healthy.
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Leishmania mexicana pertenece al género Leishmania.  Es el agente causal de la leishmaniasis cutánea en México y América Central. La parasitosis se considera endémica en grandes áreas tropicales y subtropicales.

Leishmania mexicana es un protozoario  parásito intracelular obligado que causa la forma cutánea de la leishmaniasis.

Esta especie de Leishmania se encuentra en América. La infección con L. mexicana ocurre cuando un individuo es picado por un flebótomo infectado que inyecta promastigotos infecciosos, los que son transportados en las glándulas salivales y expulsados por la proboscis, directamente a la piel.

El ciclo de vida de esta y otras especies de Leishmania comienza cuando un flebótomo infectado pica e inyecta promastigotos en la piel del huésped mamífero. Esos promastigotos son englobados por células fagocíticas, como macrófagos y células dendríticas. Los parásitos se mantienen dentro de una vacuola parasitófora, luego se transforman en amastigotos y se dividen hasta formar una membrana celular. Se liberan para infectar nuevas células en estadio de amastigotos. Cuando una mosca flebótomo no infectada pica a un mamífero infectado adquiere los amastigotos, que por lo tanto se transforman en promastigotos y se dividen en el interior de la mosca, esos promastigotos migran a la probóscide y pueden producir la enfermedad de leishmaniasis. No hay etapas sanguíneas en el ciclo de vida de L. mexicana (a diferencia de la malaria y la tripanosomiasis).

L. mexicana puede inducir manifestaciones cutáneas y cutáneas difusas en humanos.
El tipo cutáneo desarrolla una úlcera en el sitio de la mordida, aquí los amastigotos no se propagan y las úlceras se vuelven visibles ya sea unos pocos días o varios meses después de la mordida inicial. El tipo cutáneo difuso comienza cuando el amastigote se difunde a través de la piel y se metastatiza a otro tejido. Este tipo no produce úlceras y no hay tratamiento.

El tratamiento de la leishmaniasis causada por L. mexicana consiste en antimoniales pentavalentes como pentostam o glucantime inyectados directamente en la úlcera o intramuscularmente.

La prevención de la infección por L. mexicana consiste principalmente en evitar la picadura de mosquitas flebótomos.

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Viktor Zotov is a founder and chief architect of bureau "Zotov & Co" and a co-founder of CANactions Educational Platform. He will give a public talk for students of Kyiv National University of Building and Architecture.
The main topic of the event will be the latest projects of bureau but also – in wider perspective – values in their foundation. Why is the main principle of architecture is simplicity? How we can learn to see and reduce unnecessary?


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Thurrott Daily: March 7
A few tidbits from around the web.
Groove Music is not working with Sonos
I received an email from someone experiencing difficulties using Microsoft's Groove music service with Sonos. I hadn't seen this issue before but, sure enough, testing it now, I get an "Unable to browse music" error message.
Here's an email from Sonos about the issue.
There does seem to be an issue with the streaming at Microsoft's end. We're investigating this at the moment and communicating with Microsoft to get it sorted. Sonos is really just the vehicle for the music stream; just like a CD player will skip with a scratched CD, Sonos will skip with a faulty stream.
We are involving Microsoft in this and I can see an update yesterday where Microsoft has replicated the issue and located the server which produces the fault, and will consult with the OneDrive team to investigate.
Instagram (Beta) appears as a UWP app, but only on Phone
Instagram was re-released as a beta app on Windows phones today, and it's a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app, albeit one that is not (for now?) available on Windows 10 for PCs.
Instagram is a simple way to capture and share the world's moments. Transform your everyday photos and videos into works of art and share them with your family and friends.
See the world through somebody else's eyes by following not only the people you know, but inspirational Instagrammers, photographers, athletes, celebrities and fashion icons. Every time you open Instagram, you'll see new photos and videos from your closest friends, plus breathtaking moments shared by creative people across the globe.
Supreme Court declines to hear Apple appeal in e-book case
So that means the facts of the case stand: Apple initiated a cabal with book publishers. This cabal colluded to purposefully break the law and in doing so harm a competitor (Amazon) and, worse, consumers. And they did so by artificially raising the average price of new e-books from $9.99 to $14.99. (Oh, and Apple also settled a similar case in the EU, where it likewise hurt competition and consumers.)
As a result, Apple will now pay $450 million in damages, most of which will go to consumers who overpaid for e-books. Reuters explains.
The accord calls for Apple to pay $400 million to e-book consumers, $20 million to the states, and $30 million in legal fees.
Before signing the Apple settlement, the states and consumers recovered a total of $166 million in separate accords with the publishers.
The terrible impact of this case is that most new e-books from the top publishers remain at the higher price tier. There are no winners here.
Mac suffers from first-reported ransomware attacks
Apple has always benefited from a presumption of security when in fact I find it pretty clear the company has no real expertise in this area. But as their devices get more successful, this is what happens. And let's face it, if you're a hacker, you can't find a better nexus of "has money to spend" and "isn't particularly technical" than the typical Apple user. CNET (re)reports:
Sorry, Mac fans. Now you're no better off than regular old PC users. Security researchers have discovered what they believe to be the first-ever ransomware attack targeted at Apple users that actually made it out "into the wild," meaning it's a genuine threat. And in bad news for downloading fiends, it's being spread through torrenting software.
"This is the first one in the wild that is definitely functional, encrypts your files and seeks a ransom," Palo Alto Threat Intelligence Director Ryan Olson told Reuters on Sunday.
Amazon to bring back device encryption
I've watched this story unfold recently with some fascination, because Amazon has basically fell into a situation in which they are getting free publicity because of the in-progress Apple iPhone "decryption" legal debate. And it goes like this: Amazon last year decided to remove encryption capabilities from its consumer-focused Kindle Fire tablets because, seriously, who gives a flying f#$k about encryption on these toys anyway? But with the Apple thing happening, Amazon found itself in the news, with reports suggesting that the firm had somehow made this move to appease the U.S. government.
That's hilarious and untrue, but in the time it took you to read that paragraph, Amazon reversed course and announced it would bring back decryption, recapturing the news cycle. Here's how Reuters explains it.
Amazon.com said it plans to restore an encryption feature on its Fire tablets after customers and privacy advocates criticized the company for quietly removing the security option when it released its latest operating system.
"We will return the option for full-disk encryption with a Fire OS update coming this spring," company spokeswoman Robin Handaly told Reuters via email on Saturday.
Put another way, Amazon figured out a way to make its toy tablets even slower. And that, folks, is progress.
Email pioneer Ray Tomlinson is dead at 74
This one is sad: Ray Tomlinson, who implemented the first email system in 1971, died over the weekend at the age of 74. PC Magazinereports:
Tomlinson laid the groundwork for multi-computer, multi-user communication. The first electronic message was sent on the ARPANET system—a precursor to the Internet, created for the U.S. government.
Tomlinson is best known for affixing the @ symbol to email addresses; he also helped develop the "From," "Subject," and date fields found in modern email messages. Tomlinson chose the @ symbol to separate the username and host service because it "seemed to make sense," the programmer wrote in an undated Raytheon article. "I used the @ sign to indicate that the user was 'at' some other host rather than being local."
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Paul Thurrott is an award-winning technology journalist and blogger with over 20 years of industry experience and the author of over 25 books. He is the News Director for the Petri IT Knowledgebase, the major domo at Thurrott.com, and the co-host of three tech podcasts: Windows Weekly with Leo Laporte and Mary Jo Foley, What the Tech with Andrew Zarian, and First Ring Daily with Brad Sams. He was formerly the senior technology analyst at Windows IT Pro and the creator of the SuperSite for Windows.


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24 "Most assuredly, I say to you, she who hears My word and believes in Him who sent Me has everlasting life, and shall not come into judgment, tbut has passed from death into life.
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John 5:24 — The New International Version (NIV)
24 "Very truly I tell you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life and will not be judged but has crossed over from death to life.
John 5:24 — English Standard Version (ESV)
24 Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life. He does not come into judgment, but has passed from death to life.
John 5:24 — King James Version (KJV 1900)
24 Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life.
John 5:24 — New Living Translation (NLT)
24 "I tell you the truth, those who listen to my message and believe in God who sent me have eternal life. They will never be condemned for their sins, but they have already passed from death into life.
John 5:24 — New Century Version (NCV)
24 "I tell you the truth, whoever hears what I say and believes in the One who sent me has eternal life. That person will not be judged guilty but has already left death and entered life.
John 5:24 — American Standard Version (ASV 1901)
24 Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth him that sent me, hath eternal life, and cometh not into judgment, but hath passed out of death into life.
John 5:24 — 1890 Darby Bible (DARBY)
24 Verily, verily, I say unto you, that he that hears my word, and believes him that has sent me, has life eternal, and does not come into judgment, but is passed out of death into life.
John 5:24 — GOD'S WORD Translation (GW)
24 I can guarantee this truth: Those who listen to what I say and believe in the one who sent me will have eternal life. They won't be judged because they have already passed from death to life.
John 5:24 — The Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB)
24 "I assure you: Anyone who hears My word and believes Him who sent Me has eternal life and will not come under judgment but has passed from death to life.
John 5:24 — The New Revised Standard Version (NRSV)
24 Very truly, I tell you, anyone who hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life, and does not come under judgment, but has passed from death to life.
John 5:24 — The Lexham English Bible (LEB)
24 Truly, truly I say to you that the one who hears my word and who believes the one who sent me has eternal life, and does not come into judgment, but has passed from death into life.
John 5:24 — New International Reader's Version (NIrV)
24 "What I'm about to tell you is true. Anyone who hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life. He will not be found guilty. He has crossed over from death to life.
John 5:24 — New American Standard Bible: 1995 Update (NASB95)
24 "Truly, truly, I say to you, he who hears My word, and believes Him who sent Me, has eternal life, and does not come into judgment, but has passed out of death into life.


TK: When did you become interested in the topic of refugees and asylum seekers?
AK: I became better informed through your research and your interests. Your progression from studying anthropology to becoming active with volunteering, and then deciding to go to Dunkirk because the "crisis" became so critical.
Finding a way of participating usefully in Dunkirk was quite difficult for you, but you found a way – and I was an observer of that process. You became more than an observer – entangled in the complexity of it, but you still felt impotent to some extent. It made me start questioning everything I'm doing – thinking, how do I acknowledge what is going on, within my way of life?
I have come to recognise that I can do something: the best way to help is to advocate, to show that you care, and to use what it is that you're best at.
So I suppose that's what I'm doing – but I feel it's very channeled through you – and our relationship is critical to this, because otherwise I wouldn't know where to begin and I would remain as an observer, an uninformed observer.
TK: How has the news inspired the piece that you're making now? ('The Sea' piece).
AK: The fact that the people were landing on Greek soil has really affected me. They arrived in places that we have a personal relationship with – it felt very much as though we knew that place.
TK: Your artwork wasn't especially political in the past. What changed? What made you start getting more political in your artwork?
AK: I don't know – probably you to be honest. And probably as I got older a lot of what I've had to sort out in my own life, I've kind of done now. Most of my personal crises (though they do continue) are somewhat resolved. Maybe I'm less inward looking and more outward looking.
I suppose there were those terrible famines and crises in my thirties and forties, and the IRA attacks – but I think the nature and scale of what's going on now is different. It feels like there's been a global shift – and the issue touches us all.
TK: Also I wonder if your 'politicisation' was also to do with your discovery and engagement with feminist theory through writing your PHD. Through this process, you increasingly felt confident that you were entitled to say something, and to vocalise your opinion.
AK: Yes, that's very insightful. I think because I'm doing textiles, and embroidery, and I'm a woman, and I'm doing it in a decorative way – there is this sense that you're not doing something serious enough to comment on, because other people can be quite dismissive of it.
But what I've realised is that there is an underlying power just by recognising that I'm doing what I'm doing, and I have every right to comment on things as well, and actually it allows you to have a view from this particular point of view – which is just as relevant as somebody else's.
I feel I have an obligation to in some way attempt do something [to support/ engage with the issue of displaced people]. I don't know if I'll succeed, but at least I'll try.
TK: Can you describe the feelings you have which make you feel like you have to do this?
AK: I feel like if I don't do something, I'd turned my back on people, and on the world as I see it. I'd be buying into a world I don't want to be in, a system I don't like. I would feel a lot of guilt if I didn't do anything.
Partly it is also because I've got you, my girls, and the world is your future. I want to have grandchildren. And there's all these people making new lives and finding new places, and we have to make a future for them too.


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Dealing with several significant legal issues has led to a huge spike in the lawyer fees that Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport has had to dish out in recent months.
So far this year, the airport has racked up $320,297 in legal fees, with the total expected to soon top $400,000.
That's higher than the previous seven years put together.
Between 2010 and 2016, the Peninsula Airport Commission paid $316,345 for legal fees — an average of just over $45,000 annually — according to records the Daily Press obtained under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act.
Typically billed at a rate of $400 an hour in recent months, the attorney-fee clock runs for everything from writing legal briefs, attending court hearings and traveling to court to making phone calls, writing emails and researching legal issues.
Sandy Wanner, the former James City County administrator now serving as the airport's interim executive director, said all the billed hours have been legitimate and necessary.
"There was a lot of stuff going on that required a lot of attention," he said. "I don't have any concerns (about the fees). I am not dismayed by the payments we are making for the value we are receiving."
Among the recent legal issues: the fallout from a Virginia Department of Transportation audit finding fault with airport spending — including a 2014 decision to use taxpayer money to back a $5 million loan to a startup airline that quickly collapsed; the firing of the airport's executive director in May; ongoing attempts to claw back the $4.5 million that taxpayers ultimately paid on the 2014 loan guarantee; and sometimes-heated litigation with a restaurant company that contends the airport improperly rescinded its long-term lease last fall.
"It's a confluence of four legal events hitting the airport all at once," said James S. McNider III, the airport's interim attorney. "When an organization gets into trouble, that's when the professional fees can just go crazy. We had to right the ship. ... And beyond all that, there's all the non-extraordinary, day-to-day activities at the airport, even if you didn't have a catastrophic event."
McNider was paid $171,900 for 12 weeks of legal work between March and June, with more invoices on the way.
One Peninsula Airport Commission member, Newport News City Councilwoman Sharon P. Scott, voiced concern about the rising fees, calling them "excessive" in a June 13 email to McNider.
"When I saw your invoice for May, I was flabbergasted," she wrote in the email, obtained by the Daily Press under the Freedom of Information Act. "I do realize a lot needed to be done in a small amount of time. However, I still believe, as indicated in previous conversations, that the legal fees are excessive."
"We, as a commission, need to discuss how to bring these numbers back into a reasonable perspective," she wrote, adding that the airport "is not financially able to pay exorbitant fees for every conversation, phone call, trip, and more, as reported on the May invoice for which you recently presented for payment."
In an email back to Scott, McNider defended his fees.
"I respect your position, but also believe that I have produced more in value than I have charged," he wrote. "That is one measure that is pertinent, and one that all good lawyers strive to meet." He said he often asks airport staffers to handle some of the work that a lawyer doesn't need to do, and that he always "endeavors to minimize the time I spend."
McNider cited the multiple operational and legal challenges facing the airport and asked Scott if she was asking him not to bill the airport for hours he worked.
"I'm not sure which project should be abandoned," he wrote. "Just this morning, a new front was opened — a criminal investigation by the federal government and the commonwealth has begun. I would hope that it would take less time than the VDOT audit, but nothing can be predicted at this stage."
On June 22, the Daily Press reported that the Virginia State Police and two federal agencies — the IRS criminal investigation division and U.S. Department of Transportation's Office of Inspector General — launched a criminal investigation into the airport.
The agencies would not say what they are looking into, except that a State Police spokeswoman said the investigation pertains to "past business operations." The agencies jointly interviewed airport employees on June 20.
A Daily Press calculation of the airport's legal fees found that the Peninsula Airport Commission has paid out $320,297 in such expenses since Jan. 1.
That includes $118,657 to the Newport News law firm of Jones, Blechman, Woltz & Kelly. That comes in at an average hourly rate of about $315 an hour — with the firm's top partners getting $400 an hour and more junior lawyers billing significantly less. (About $20,000 of that amount was for work late last year, much of it involving the restaurant lawsuit).
The $171,900 paid to McNider, who became the airport's interim attorney on March 16, was billed at $400 an hour. He charged the airport for 430 hours — about 35 hours a week on average — for March 16 to June 9, logging hours for every calendar day but three in the month of April.
McNider has not yet submitted invoices for any legal work since June 10, but those are expected to be significant, as well.
The airport commission separately hired a high-powered Washington, D.C., lawyer for additional work: Walter D. Kelley Jr., a former Norfolk-based federal judge who now works for Hausfeld LLC, a boutique law firm in the nation's capital. Kelley was initially paid $30,000 under a fixed-fee contract "to research the existing laws of the commonwealth to deal with what we are faced with and to make sure we could find a way to recover our money," Wanner said.
The commission then hired Kelley under a second contract — potentially worth an additional $40,000 — to "assist" McNider and airport officials in trying to claw back the $4.5 million loan payout. Under that contract, Kelley will be paid at a rate of $945 an hour, with a maximum of 42 hours. "The hope is that what he was engaged to do can be done in less time," Wanner said.
The commission's decision to terminate Jones, Blechman, Woltz & Kelly as the board's outside counsel was historically significant for the airport. One of the firm's partners, Herbert V. "Bert" Kelly Jr., and his late father, Herbert V. Kelly Sr., had represented the airport and its board for about six decades. In fact, the airport's terminal is named after the elder Kelly.
But in March, the commission voted to end its ties to the firm as controversy swirled around the 2014 loan guarantee.
The VDOT audit cited as a "potential and/or perceived conflict of interest" the fact that Herbert Kelly Jr. worked on the loan guarantee to People Express Airlines even as he served on the Peninsula board of TowneBank, the company that issued the line of credit. Kelly's written assurance in 2014 that the loan guarantee passed legal muster was countered earlier this year by a Virginia attorney general's opinion that it violated Virginia's constitution.
Kelly did not return a phone call last week.
On March 16, the airport commission hired McNider without going through normal competitive bidding rules — with Wanner citing an exemption to the rules on the basis that pending legal issues required a quicker hire than normal. And McNider quickly jumped into the airport's legal morass.
In her email exchange with McNider in June, Councilwoman Scott told him she respected his legal advice, found him easy to work with and said she was satisfied that he billed the airport only for hours he actually worked.
But as the commission's treasurer who touts an accounting background, Scott told McNider she wanted him to "delineate" his invoices more extensively. Instead of his practice of totaling his daily hours and then writing a short synopsis of what he did that day, Scott told him she wanted him to spell out the time it took for every phone call, meeting, email, legal brief or other work.
"So if you would break it down for this commissioner, at no charge, I would greatly appreciate it," Scott wrote, adding later that "we have enough public scrutiny already, and the way the invoice is structured could have the appearance of a blank check."
Scott's request isn't out of the norm: Airport records show that Jones Blechman submitted detailed invoices since at least 2010 with time segments as short as six minutes. Jones Blechman also filed separate invoices by subject matter, which could help airport officials, auditors, the media and others more easily glean how much has been spent on each particular lawsuit or legal matter.
In his reply, McNider wrote that, "Of course I will not bill you for giving you a further breakdown."
But Scott told the Daily Press last week that she has not received those details. "I was expecting him to do that," she said. "But he hasn't revised what he has sent. ... I just think that if you don't delineate it, we're giving you a blank check ... without people knowing what you did for that amount of money. We're spending a lot of money on lawyers, and I want us to be clear ... and more transparent."
McNider said last week that he wasn't intending to keep anything from Scott and would put together the further breakdown. "I will give Commissioner Scott anything she asks for," he said. He explained that after the email exchange with Scott in June, "I believed she was satisfied with the earlier submission."
As for who will become the airport's lawyer over the long term, Wanner said it wouldn't be cost-effective to hire an in-house general counsel, predicting the airport's legal needs would eventually go down to more historical levels.
In response to the airport's recent "Request For Proposals" from law firms interested in being the permanent outside lawyer, eight firms are now vying for the job, Wanner said. That includes McNider and seven other law firms from Hampton Roads, Richmond and Washington, D.C.
Wanner said he's culling that list to "two or three" finalists and will set up interviews in September for commissioners to interview the candidates and make their final pick.


Yesterday in addition to taking lots of photographs on a great little ride along the river Thames to Greenwich and back I also took some video.
The link to the video is below. Although quite short I hope that it captures the spirit of simply taking your Brompton out and seeing what you can see.
As alway watch it at the highest quality to get the best from it.
Nocturne and NightRider Back to Back!!


I'll finally get my laptop back tomorrow.
I'm attached to my laptop. I love having a laptop. I love having photos and pdf's and patterns and my book. Yes, my book is on that laptop that I get back tomorrow.
Such a long time ago it seems that my laptop started acting up. Oh! It kinda was. The first hint was on March 31st. Picture it: it's rainy, it's cold. I'm sitting in Starbucks on the wifi enjoying facebook and winding down from my last day at the old job. I'm wasting time before meeting friends for dinner. And then it's gone. I figure at that moment it's the wifi. No big deal.
Over the next two weeks it's in, it's out. And for all intents and purposes my laptop becomes a desk top, tethered to the internet via one of those olde fashioned cables. Bang. Head. Here! Oh my. My local tech (aka sweetie) called the appropriate people to problem solve. His conclusion about 3 days before the problem solvers, "the wifi adapter". After chatting with just the right person who said, "hey, it's probably the wifi adapter" . . . it's the wifi adapter. Sweetie spends some time backing up my hard drive in two separate places and the laptop gets sent back to hp. The laptop arrives home tomorrow. Then the fun will begin. And by fun I mean syncing some stuff I need for work on that laptop. My guess is that it'll be faster than this one.
The laptop I'm currently using is ancient tech wise but still functional for what I need right now. But my book is on the other laptop. You know the one that will be home tomorrow?!!
To do some of the work I needed a second monitor. Fun. Easy to install. Do this…do that…in this order…not that one….this one. Yes dear friends, I read the directions. I followed said directions. All cables appropriately plugged in. The monitor has the appropriate things on screen…monitor logo then windows startup logo then nothing. End up having a conversation with someone at Missouri Star. He gives me some suggestions. I follow said suggestions. This includes a thought that occurs to me when reading the manual. The I google the name of the monitor with power button and voila! The power button is not clearly marked. Shocking I know. The quick start guide and the manual give reference to the icons on the buttons on the bottom of the screen. None of these is on/off. With the help of google (what on earth would we do without search engines these days?) I found said power button and turned ON the monitor.
This monitor makes a huge difference in what I can see moving fabric swatches around on the screen. I then spent hours moving fabric swatches around on the screen. It was a productive day. Indeed.
To add to the production and feelings of accomplishment I had the chance to do some editing for Gen Q and made dinner. No need to alert the media for I'm it. HAhahaha. And let you forget I am a quilter, there will be quilting pics very soon. Even if it's stash acquisition pics. I have added to my stash recently in some oh so fun ways.
UPDATE my laptop is home! And working and I'm a happy quilter!


This spacer let you mount the rear shock tower at the rear of the car, as on the stock Team Associated RC10B5M. Both shock tower and rear wing will be rearwards. A useful accessory to stabilize the B6 or B6D rear end in low grip conditions.


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Evansville's South Central Inc. Acquires Fibertech
Thursday, July 8, 2021 11:31 AM EDT Updated: Thursday, July 8, 2021 01:17 PM EDT
By Mary Roberts, Writer/Reporter
(photo courtesy of Fibertech Inc.)
Evansville-based South Central Inc. has entered into an agreement to acquire Fibertech Inc., a manufacturer of plastic products in the Warrick County town of Elberfeld. The company says the sale allows Fibertech founder Bill Scott to retire and provides growth opportunities and stability for the business and its employees.
JP Engelbrecht, South Central Inc. chief executive officer, has been named CEO of Fibertech Inc.
"Bill wanted to find a good steward for Fibertech who shared similar values, care for employees, and commitment to the community. South Central, Inc. and the Engelbrecht family check all of the boxes," said Brent Rasche, chief operating officer of Fibertech, Inc.
This acquisition will further expand and diversify South Central's portfolio of investments across multiple industries including real estate, addiction treatment, and private debt.
"Fibertech, Inc. is a solid company with a history of successful operations," said Engelbrecht. "We are thrilled to help take this local business to the next level by investing in new production capacity, talent, and technology."
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.


Taste: Aroma of alpine flowers, honeysuckle, herbs and orchard fruits followed by flavors of apple, pear, apricot, citrus and stone fruits, which are accompanied by an earthy minerality. The body is substantial with good acidity that delivers a refreshing finish.
Age: Generally drink within three years of release, but the best wines have good aging ability.
Kerner (ker-nair) is unusual in that it is a high potential cross-bred grape variety that has been very successful amongst wine growers in its native Germany, and yet most wine enthusiasts have never heard of it. For reasons that will be explained, its potential has really only been revealed in one small area, and it's not in Germany.
Kerner (named after the German poet Justinus Kerner) was developed in the Württemberg region of Germany in 1929 by crossing Riesling with the red variety Trollinger (also known as Schiava Grossa and Vernatsch), but was not released for cultivation until 1969. Although bred from a white and a red grape, Kerner is very much a white grape (its berries are light green in color) and it displays distinct Riesling-like characteristics.
It was developed to meet the needs of German wine makers who wanted a quality grape that was easy to grow in cool climate conditions and it meets these requirements admirably. It is tolerant to cold, disease resistant, not fussy about soil types and produces high yields. In addition, it buds late and therefore generally misses the damage caused by spring frosts. After its introduction in Germany it proved extremely popular across the country's wine growing regions. At its peak around 1990 Kerner accounted for almost 8% of all vines grown in Germany. Since then its acreage has halved, but it still has a very sizeable presence.
The reason for its popularity in Germany has more to do with its workhorse ability to produce high yields than its quality potential. Consequently, most Kerner production goes into lower quality blends such as nondescript Hock, generic Niersteiner and Piesporter and especially Liebfraumilch, which must consist of at least 70% Kerner, Müller-Thurgau, Riesling or Silvaner. Nonetheless, some very good quality varietals are made, including QmP wines (Germany's highest wine category) at different Prädikat levels, including Kabinett, Spätlese and Auslese, but these mainly off-dry to medium-sweet wines are in short supply and rarely leave the country.
To discover the finest expressions of Kerner you have to look to Northern Italy's Alto Adige region and more particularly to the valley of the Isarco river. This area of Italy, also known as the Südtirol, was part of Austria up to the end of the First World War and German is an official language here along with Italian. The Austrian and Swiss influence can be seen in the German names of the towns and the wines. In this cool region, and on excellent sites, Kerner achieves its potential and produces wonderful dry aromatic wines that are amongst the best white wines of Italy.
The profile of these wines is very similar to Riesling but they are fuller in body and can have a luscious texture. Like Riesling they are also unoaked. You can expect aromas of alpine flowers, honeysuckle, herbs and orchard fruits followed by flavors of apple, pear, apricot, citrus and stone fruits, which are accompanied by an earthy minerality. The body is substantial with good acidity that delivers a refreshing finish. These wines can be high in alcohol (up to 14.5%), but not noticeably so as they are well crafted and beautifully balanced. They demonstrate just how good Kerner can be when grown on favorable sites with good yield management and winemaking techniques.
Given Kerner's ability to produce high quality wine it is surprising that very little is grown outside of Germany and northern Italy. This is most likely due to the basic wines it usually makes and to the fact that it is a cross-bred grape variety, which generally have a poor reputation.


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Governor Cuomo Announces Completion of Historic LIRR Double Track More Than a Year Ahead of Schedule
TOP Governor Cuomo Announces Completion of Historic...
Second 18-Mile Track Between Farmingdale and Ronkonkoma Will Reduce Delays and Congestion and Allow for Reverse-Peak Service Expansions
Opens New Wyandanch Station — Part of Governor Cuomo's $6.6 Billion Investment in 100 Projects to Transform LIRR
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the completion of the Long Island Rail Road Double Track more than a year ahead of schedule. This historic project adds a second 13-mile track between Farmingdale and Ronkonkoma — a segment of the LIRR that carries 48,000 riders every weekday — and will significantly reduce delays and allow for reverse-peak service expansions. The double track project also includes a new signal system, electrical substation modifications and new third rail electrical systems that will power the new track's trains. Governor Cuomo also announced the official opening of a new and fully accessible Wyandanch Station along the new double track.
"After 70 years of stagnation we are investing $6.6 billion in 100 projects to completely transform the LIRR and improve service, and the completion of the new Double Track demonstrates our commitment to delivering results," Governor Cuomo said. "The LIRR is the lifeblood of the region's economy andprojects like the Double Track and Third Track will help support future growth and vastly improve riders' experience on the busiest commuter rail in the country."
"We're making significant investments to transform the Long Island Rail Road, and the completion of the new double track will significantly reduce delays and ease traffic," said Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul, who delivered today's announcement. "This project adds a second track and expands service between Farmingdale and Ronkonkoma, making transportation faster, easier, and safer for New Yorkers. We're cutting through red tape to deliver ahead of schedule because we prioritize our commuters."
The Double Track allows the LIRR to immediately begin offering substantial reverse peak service on the Ronkonkoma Line in the mornings and evenings for the first time. The new infrastructure will enhance train reliability by allowing dispatchers flexibility to route trains around problems that may arise. The Double Track project added 13 miles of new track to an already existing 5-mile stretch of previously unused track - totaling 18 miles. The first trains are entering the new double track region more than a year ahead of the original construction schedule, which was accelerated in 2016 at Governor Cuomo's direction.
Early completion of the project will free up LIRR resources for other projects in support of LIRR's expansion and modernization like East Side Access, the Main Line Third Track, and the Mid-Suffolk Train Storage Yard. Commuters can look forward to improvements at 39 stations throughout Long Island which will include amenities such as free public Wi-Fi, USB charging ports, bicycle racks, and customer information totems.
"More tracks, whether it's here along the Ronkonkoma Branch corridor but also along the Main Line in Nassau County, mean more capacity and flexibility for the LIRR," LIRR President Phil Eng said. "That means fewer train delays from congestion or from an incident. And it's all one integrated system, so fewer delays on the Ronkonkoma Branch translates to fewer delays on other branches result from held connections or congestion at terminals."
"Work here proceeded quickly to minimize impact to the customers and the local community," said MTA Chief Development Officer Janno Lieber. "In that respect, this project was a forerunner of the approach we will be taking along the Third Track corridor, minimizing disruption and maintaining continuous inclusion of the local communities."
Assembly Member Kimberly Jean-Pierre said, "The Long Island Rail Road is a critical piece of the island's infrastructure, serving millions of Long Islanders and visitors each year. After years of delayed and frustrating service, today's announcement marks a new day for Long Islanders. Completion of the double track—an entire year ahead of schedule—will truly transform the LIRR and the daily commute for thousands of riders. I thank Governor Cuomo for championing this significant undertaking, and for helping to improve the quality of life and local economies for Long Island residents."
Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone said, "I have been proud to work alongside Governor Cuomo to tackle some of the toughest challenges on Long Island, most especially upgrading our transportation system in Suffolk County. Nothing exemplifies his commitment to Long Island more than his dedication to rebuilding the Long Island Rail Road, which is the lifeblood of our communities and economic competitiveness. Today, the Governor is advancing historic investments to improve and expand service across the island, and I thank him for following through on his promise to get the job done."
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran said, "The Governor continues to assist in fixing and improving our infrastructure and providing what we need to grow this economy. The Double Track ushers in a new era for commuting on Long Island. We thank the Governor for once again making good on his promises."
Babylon Town Supervisor Rich Schaffer said, "The Long Island Rail Road is a pillar of our community, driving business and economic opportunity all across the island. Thanks to the Governor's leadership, the new double track will improve LIRR service, making it easier for Long Islanders to commute, travel, and do business. And with the addition of the Wyandanch station, the local community will be able to attract businesses and new jobs like never before. I applaud the Governor's commitment to these projects and to strengthening the Long Island economy with critical infrastructure investments."
More Reverse-Peak Service for Wyandanch Through Greenport
The 6:07 a.m. train from Penn Station, which previously had terminated at Farmingdale, is now extended to Wyandanch, Deer Park, Brentwood, Central Islip, and Ronkonkoma, where it connects with a train making all North Fork stops and due into Greenport at 8:54 a.m.
This pairing of an extended train and the connecting train provides reverse peak service to all 11 stations from Wyandanch through Greenport. Between Wyandanch and Ronkonkoma, it closes a reverse-peak service gap of nearly two hours during the prime reverse peak commuting time.
In addition, the 7:37 a.m. train from Penn Station to Ronkonkoma has added stops at Bethpage and Wyandanch, providing additional morning reverse peak service at those stations.
Reverse-peak trains that had originated in Farmingdale at 6:25 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. are now extended to originate at Ronkonkoma at 5:57 p.m. and 6:36 p.m., respectively, initiating true reverse peak service for the first time from Ronkonkoma, Central Islip, Brentwood, Deer Park and Wyandanch. The second train is timed to receive passengers from a connecting train from Yaphank and Medford.
The extension of these two trains closes a service gap of nearly three hours during the prime reverse peak commuting time.
In addition, the 4:46 p.m. train from Ronkonkoma to Penn Station has added stops at Brentwood and Wyandanch, providing additional afternoon reverse peak service at those stations.
Ronkonkoma Branch Is the LIRR Main Line
Construction of the second track began in February 2014, with an initial completion forecasted for December 2019. Phase 1, covering the segment from Ronkonkoma to Central Islip, was completed in August 2016, when Governor Cuomo expedited the completion of the overall project to reduce its timetable by more than a year.
Businesses along the corridor have been citing the need for increased reverse-peak service to tap into regional job market, and Double Track, in conjunction with East Side Access and the Main Line Third Track projects, will unlock the region's true potential.
Double Track will allow the LIRR to provide better access to Brookhaven National Laboratory and Long Island MacArthur Airport, and a second track will give this branch the capacity possibilities Suffolk County needs to grow, allowing transit oriented development to function optimally and encourage smart growth near train stations, as is already happening at Wyandanch.
Wyandanch Station
As part of the Double Track project, the LIRR built two new 12-car-long platforms at the Wyandanch Station that include a snow melt system, a pedestrian overpass with elevators, new stairs, new canopies and new platform shelters. A new station building replaces a previous station building, which was built in 1986, with new amenities such as digital signs, MTA Help Points, Wi-Fi and USB charging stations and bike racks.
In recent years, LIRR has partnered with the Town of Babylon and Suffolk County in the site location and design of the new Wyandanch Station Building, as the LIRR station forms the heart of the Wyandanch revitalization effort known as Wyandanch Rising. For the 4,200 daily customers at Wyandanch Station, improved platforms will allow for a more comfortable customer experience.
100 Projects Modernizing the LIRR
The Ronkonkoma Branch Double Track project is one component of Governor Cuomo's larger effort to modernize the LIRR.
In July 2017, Gov. Cuomo unveiled a $5.6 billion transformation of the railroad that includes 100 projects to expand the system's capacity, eliminate dangerous grade crossings, and rebuild and upgrade tracks, switches, yards, signaling and power substations -- all efforts that will help increase the railroad capacity by more than 80 percent. These 100 projects address areas and issues that had been left untouched for as long as 70 years before this initiative made them a priority.
Spanning the entire railroad system, these projects, some recently completed and many others already started, will benefit railroad passengers by improving the reliability, frequency, and comfort of their trips and by improving customer communications.
Details on each of these projects can be found at aModernLI.com.


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Liste des évêques de Butare

(Dioecesis Butarensis)

L'évêché d'Astrida est créé le 11 septembre 1961, par détachement de l'archevêché de Kabgayi.

Il change de dénomination le 12 novembre 1963 pour devenir l'évêché de Butare.

Évêques

11 septembre 1961-2 janvier 1997 : Jean-Baptiste Gahamanyi, évêque d'Astrida, puis de Butare (12 novembre 1963).
depuis le 2 janvier 1997 : Philippe Rukamba

Sources
L'ANNUAIRE PONTIFICAL, sur le site http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org, à la page

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Anthony Chickillo Signs One-Year Deal With Saints
By Alex Kozora
Another former Pittsburgh Steeler has inked a contract elsehwhere, OLB Anthony Chickillo landing a one-year deal with the New Orleans Saints per his agency.
Via ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Former Steelers' LB Anthony Chickillo reached agreement on a one-year deal with the New Orleans Saints, per @RosenhausSports.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 21, 2020
Chickillo was released after signing a two-year deal with Pittsburgh prior to the 2019 season. But last year proved to be a disaster for him. Playing in just 11 games, he registered just half-a-sack and 19 total tackles. He made headlines for all the wrong reasons, arrested in October on charges of simple assault, criminal mischief, and harassment following an argument with his then-girlfriend.
He spent one week on the league's reserve/exempt list. All charges were eventually dropped and Chickillo returned to the team but spent most of the year on special teams. Ultimately, he logged 145 snaps on defense and another 216 on special teams, serving as a quality, four-phase player in the latter.
To clear cap space, the team released him on March 16th.
A 6th round pick of the 2015 draft, Chickillo started nine games and recorded 7.5 sacks. He'll now look to grab a roster spot, presumably in a special teams-centric role, with New Orleans.
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Q: scroll Specific columns and make other columns fixed React Table Component I created a custom table react component and want to make specific columns scrollable.

Need to show only first 6 columns / first 6 rows and Other columns(6 to 10) should see only scrolling. Also Week/Win/Lose columns should be fixed(freeze).
Code:
import "./styles.css";

export default function App() {

  let totalWeeks= 10;

  const rawData = [
    [15,'','','',1,'',1,'','',5,8,7],
    [7,'','','',1,'',1,'','',5,2],
    [6,'','','','','','','',6,0],
    [3,'','','','','','',2,0],
    [2,1,'','','','',1,1],
    [2,'','','','',2,0],
    [1,'','','',1,0],
    [2,'',1,1,1],
    [2,'',1,0],
    ['-','-','-']
    ];

  const NetLostInitial= rawData.map(x => x[x.length-2]);
  const NetReturnedInitial= rawData.map(x => x[x.length-1]);

  const NetLost = NetLostInitial.filter(
    element => typeof element === 'number'
  );

  const NetReturned = NetReturnedInitial.filter(
    element => typeof element === 'number'
  );

  const TotalNetLost=NetLost.reduce((partialSum, a) => partialSum + a, 0);
  const TotalNetReturned=NetReturned.reduce((partialSum, a) => partialSum + a, 0);

  return (

    <>

          Week

          {new Array(totalWeeks).fill(null).map((_, i) => {
              return {i+1}	;
            })}

          Win
          Lose

        {rawData.map((item, index) => {
          return (
            <>

              {index + 1}
              {[...Array(rawData[0].length - item.length)].map((item) => {
                return 	;  //for empty values
              })}
              {item.map((itm) => {
                return {itm}	;
              })}

            </>
          );
        })}

            {new Array(totalWeeks).fill(null).map((_, i) => {
              return 	;
            })}

            {TotalNetLost}
            {TotalNetReturned}

    </>
  );

}

CSS:
table, tr, td, th {
  border: 1px solid #9b9b9b;
  border-collapse: collapse;

  text-align: center;
  padding: .4em;
}

.tableContainer{

  height: 200px;
  width: 390px;

  overflow: scroll;
}

Table thead{
  position: sticky;
  top: 0px;
  margin: 0 0 0 0;
}

What I tried:
I tried to add a
 tag for win/Lose columns and it couldnt work because i created this table using dynamic code instead of hardcoded one.

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Dorchester-on-Thames Dorchester Amateur Dramatics Society (D.A.D.S.)
Dorchester Amateur Dramatics Society (D.A.D.S.)
Member of Oxford Drama Network
Aims and Objectives:
To give amateur performances of dramatic works in public and provide opportunities for its members to meet on a social basis.
There are two productions in most years, May/June and November; one of which is usually a musical?.
DADS Auditions: The Slipper and the Rose 3 years ago
DADS According to Rumour 3 years ago
DADS production: Agatha crusty and the village hall murders 4 years ago
Aladdin 2016 4 years ago
"All Exclusive" – a D.A.D.S production 5 years ago
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Cole Samuelson, Physical Therapist, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, talks current topics of Physical Therapy, Strength and Conditioning, diet and nutrition, athletics, family, and raising 3 highly competitive children.
Questions was brought up to me last weekend about building mental toughness in children. Difficult question but I explain some of the strategies I use with my kiddos.
Wrestling has ended for my son and we start baseball. Thinking about his wrestling season and planning for baseball made me think of a Frank Martin quote about the current state of youth sports.
5 questions to ask yourself before going to see a Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, personal trainer, strength and conditioning coach, orthopedic surgeon, or any other health professional.
After 2 week hiatus due to the flu: 2 stories of my kids handling adversity in sports and what that means for me as a parent.
2 topics: Should young athletes participate in multiple sports or specialize and train for one? How important is it to have certified S&C professionals run the weightlifting and exercise programs in high schools?
Short and sweet - my thoughts on the importance of seeing a PT after an injury or surgery that requires some non-weight bearing time.
We talk more golf, Dylan answers some questions, and top 3 things you would do on your last day on earth.
Dylan shares his ideas on the new Childish Gambino song "this is America", his views on when to quit breast feeding, and his hatred for the show The Big Bang Theory. Top 3 of the week is things or activities that should of killed us growing up.
Beer of the episode is Aunt Sally by Lagunitas and Victoria by ???
Beer of the episode is Breck IPA from Breckenridge Brewery.
Beer of the episode is Hop Lobster by Springfield Brewing Company.
Beer of the episode is Deschutes Red Chair NWPA. We go deep on 90's toys, the ultimate badass of Pete Weber, some politically stuff, and other crap.
We talk about duck billed platypus, Tu-Pac conspiracy theory, and spirit animals. Beer of the episode was India Pale Ale from Odell Brewing Co.
The People's Champ and I talk Kardashians, Tide Pods, and Dylan drink something dumb called a Truly.


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Panattoni Europe to construct 60,000 m² logistics space to the south of Bremen
Logistics centre to be created in Verden an der Aller
Total investment will be €63 million
Completion scheduled for early 2021
Panattoni Europe, the leading project developer for industrial and logistics premises in Europe, is to develop a logistics centre in the town of Verden (Aller) in Lower Saxony. Two buildings with a combined surface area of 66,233m² will be constructed on the 117,971m² site. Hall 1 will comprise 30,769m² of logistics space, 1,224m² of office spaces and 2,650m² of mezzanine space. At 31,590m², Hall 2 will be slightly smaller and feature 28,861m² of logistics space, 906m² of office spaces and 1,823m² of mezzanine space. The buildings will be divisible into seven independent units. In total, 168 car parking spaces and 28 truck parking spaces will be provided on the site.
The logistics centre, to be named Panattoni Park Bremen Süd, will cost some €63 million to construct and will meet the requirements of sustainable construction according to the DGNB (German Sustainable Building Council) Gold Standard.
The site's convenient location and excellent transport connections were key factors in selecting the town of Verden (Aller) for the development. The logistics centre will be constructed at Karoline-Herschel-Strasse 1, directly adjacent to the Verden-Ost exit from German motorway A27. As a result, future tenants of the premises will benefit from fast and direct transport connections to Bremen – a key economic centre, with many international companies based in the city. Prominent companies with international operations, such as the food delivery service Hello Fresh and Amazon, have already established presences on site and the surrounding region.
Speaking about the project, Fabian Fortmann from the Business Promotion department in Verden (Aller) said: "There is always high demand for commercial premises in the town. For this reason, I'm delighted that the commitment of Panattoni Europe will soon create new opportunities for companies to settle and expand here. This project will continue the successful development of Verden (Aller) as a centre for business."
"The town of Verden (Aller) is situated in the economic triangle of Bremen, Hamburg and Hanover; it is a highly attractive location for storage and transhipment processes. We've had good experiences in the region with our developments for companies such as BLG, F.W. Neukirch and Noerpel. The location speaks for itself and will ensure that the premises are leased swiftly," said Fred-Markus Bohne, Managing Partner of Panattoni Europe. "First and foremost, we would like to thank the town and the Business Promotion department in Verden for their trust and energetic support in driving this project forward. This logistics centre will further strengthen Verden as a centre for business."
Panattoni Europe plans to start construction of the logistics centre in February 2020, with completion scheduled for January 2021.
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