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Israel's Gauzy to join Mercedez-Benz accelerator
Startup's liquid crystal product brings high technology to glass, turning it from transparent to opaque and back in a variety of uses
Israeli startup Gauzy, which makes liquid crystal glass panels, or smart glass — used for applications from dimming the windows in a car to interactive shop windows — has been selected to take part in Mercedes-Benz's accelerator program.
The program, set up in June, targets startups that are working on advanced technologies that can be incorporated into motor vehicles. Gauzy was among the 13 companies selected for the program, out of 300 startups that applied globally, the Tel Aviv-based company said.
Gauzy's patented technology brings high technology to glass and allows for a number of applications, including controlling the transparency of windows to light, creating optical blinds within the glass, making the doors of a fridge fully see-through at a touch, and transforming the glass panels in bathrooms from transparent to opaque, for greater privacy.
"The choice of Gauzy by Mercedes-Benz is evidence of the official commitment by the automobile giant to long-term collaboration, whose fruits will be seen in the Mercedes luxury car category in the coming years," Eyal Peso, the company's chief executive officer said in a statement.
"Until now, there has been an informal commitment, and now it appears that this collaboration is gaining momentum and has become official. As a result we have opened designated offices in Stuttgart."
The company, which was set up at the end of 2010 and employs 40 people, already has offices in Israel, Hungary and Los Angeles. Customers include private individuals, hotels and malls, the company said.

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Minnesota Senate, District 5
Rita Albrecht is running for State Senate District 5, which includes parts of Beltrami, Cass, Hubbard, and Itasca Counties, including the cities of Bemidji, Deer River, Grand Rapids, Cohasset, Coleraine, Bovey, Cass Lake, Walker, Hackensack, Backus, Longville, Federal Dam, and Pine River. She is currently serving her 4th term as Mayor of Bemidji. Mayor Albrecht recently retired as regional director for MN Department of Natural Resources in NW Minnesota. She has had a career in planning at the local, regional, tribal, and state level. Her career includes working for City of Bemidji, Headwaters Regional Development Commission, and Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe. She is a recognized leader in her community and across the state and has served on League of Minnesota Cities board, Coalition of Greater Minnesota Cities board, Governor's Workforce Development Board, and Greater Minnesota Regional Parks and Trails Commission. When elected, Rita will bring a strong voice for rural women and families to St. Paul. She is anxious to work on increasing fairness, opportunity, and equity for all Minnesotans.
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Bonnie Westlin
Minnesota Senate, District 34
Bonnie Westlin is running for a second time for the Minnesota State Senate in Senate District 34, which includes Maple Grove, Osseo, Dayton and Rogers. Ms. Westlin is a solo practice family law attorney and mediator, and would bring much needed negotiation and consensus-building skills to the legislature. She also serves on the Board of Trustees at Shir Tikvah synagogue and chairs the Caring Community, which provides meals, cards, and other support for congregants experiencing life cycle events or medical challenges. Ms. Westlin is active with local gun violence prevention organizations, serving as an Advocacy Day coach in 2018 and 2019 for Moms Demand Action, and is also active with Protect Minnesota. She is committed to passing common sense gun violence prevention measures. Ms. Westlin's legislative priorities will include access to affordable healthcare for all Minnesotans; fully funding our public education system, including much-needed wrap around services; passing expanded background checks and "red flag" laws; and addressing climate collapse. Ms. Westlin will work to restore decency and integrity to our politics and always prioritize people over profits.
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Kelsey Waits
Minnesota House of Representatives, District 54B
Kelsey Waits is running for Minnesota House of Representatives representing District 54B, which includes Hastings, Afton, Denmark Township, Nininger Township, and portions of Cottage Grove. As a military spouse, THRIVE Hastings Steering Committee member, and Chair of the Hastings School Board, Kelsey has worked hard to advocate for the people in her community and represent their voices at the decision-making table. She is confident, well-organized, knowledgeable, and invested in our future. On the School Board, Kelsey has advocated for more equitable schools, fiscal responsibility, and environmentally friendly practices. In 2019 the Hastings School Board entered into a solar garden contract, with enough credits to cover 100% of the district's energy use. On THRIVE Hastings, Kelsey has worked closely with community leaders in order to improve the quality of life for all and create a more equitable and inclusive city through conversations, lectures, and educational workshops. Kelsey has also been involved in both county- and state-level government through various committees and lobbying efforts. Kelsey has a Master's Degree in Public Policy from the Humphrey School of Public Affairs and a Master's Degree in Statistics from the University of Connecticut. Kelsey's legislative priorities include public education funding and ensuring our communities have clean water and affordable healthcare. When elected, Kelsey will be a strong voice for her community with an emphasis on listening to the community and representing their voices as she continues to advocate for environmental responsibility and a more equitable and inclusive state for all.
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Lindsey Port
Lindsay Port is running for the state senate in district 56 representing Burnsville, Lakeville and Savage. Port is a non-profit executive who has spent the last 8 years working to advance progressive values through volunteer work. She is the co-founder and executive director of Blueprint Campaigns, which works to increase leadership in politics by underrepresented communities. When elected, Port will work to invest in an economy that works for all, prioritizes education, and produces sustainable clean energy for our state.
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Amanda Matchett
Amanda Matchett is running for the Minnesota House of Representatives to represent Blaine, a northern suburb of the twin cities. Amanda is a practicing healthcare attorney and has experience in human rights and immigration law, as well. Amanda chaired the state bar association's Human Rights Committee and has served as an election judge since 2015. Amanda is an outspoken advocate and will be the proactive, inclusive leader that Blaine needs.
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Ann Johnson Stewart
Ann Johnson Stewart is a first-time candidate running for MN Senate in District 44. This district includes Plymouth, Minnetonka, and Woodland. Ms. Johnson Stewart is a successful business woman and civil engineer who employs a diverse staff of 14 people. She's been in business over 20 years, and has worked to create opportunities for women, veterans, and minorities in the construction industry. She has also taught civil engineering and construction at the University of MN and brings years of teaching, collaboration, and management to her role as a new candidate.
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Athena Hollins
Athena Hollins is running for the Minnesota House of Representatives in District 66B, which includes parts of the Hamline-Midway, Como Park, the North End, and the East Side neighborhoods of St. Paul. Athena works as a diversity and inclusion professional and is serving her second term as president of the Payne-Phalen Community Council. Athena is a bold leader in confronting the climate crisis, and she'll stand shoulder to shoulder with her community to combat the skyrocketing costs of childcare, healthcare, and housing. She will be an inclusive, progressive problem solver for all of St. Paul.
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Minnesota native and long-time Burnsville resident, Kaela Berg is a first time candidate, running to represent District 56B in the Minnesota State House of Representatives. This district covers most of Burnsville and part of Lakeville. Kaela is running because she is passionate about an economy that works for working families. She has been a union flight attendant for 16 years, a fierce labor activist for over a decade, a non-profit director and an independent consultant. Because of her work and lived experience, she has a deep understanding of the issues faced by working families and a solid commitment to advocate on their behalf. Because of her work and lived experiences, Kaela is unafraid to have difficult conversations. She brings people of varying viewpoints together and creates collaborative spaces. She has a proven track record of showing up and doing the work, and will continue to lead boldly on the issues that matter to her community.
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If your organization wants to outsource any or all of your sales activities it's important to note that there is a huge difference between B2B Telesales and B2B Telemarketing. B2B Telemarketing can be transactional in nature. It's usually executed by transactional sales professionals in a transactional sales environment. B2B Telemarketing is best used when you need basic cursory follow-up calls, due diligence or simpler call dispositions.
If you hire a B2B Telemarketing company and you suspect an unseasoned transactional environment, then you should listen to your gut. This is especially true if you consider offshore resources. The challenge with offshore resources, while they may be cheaper, they may not be realistic for high touch front-line sales activities. And they're not versed in understanding our U.S. markets and the variety of psycho-graphics and business dynamics used in selling to U.S. markets. If you need "basic call dispositions" then as earlier stated, consider an offshore resource very carefully.
Regarding B2B Telesales activities and Telemarketing Services, these require strong tenured sales acumen, knowledge of the market segment, building relationships, and solution-selling as opposed to commodity-driven sales. The bottom line is to know the flavor of your sales when considering outsourcing your sales activities. Outsourcing is great in many business circumstances if done strategically, rather than just trying it out in an ad hoc fashion.
Stay tuned for more relevant content pertaining to B2B Telemarketing, B2B telesales and sales acumen. We at SalesFish Brand Marketing & Sales say thank you for joining us in our commitment to unwavering strategic planning, marketing and sales execution. Learn first hand what an elite Telemarketing Services team can bring to your B2B Lead Generation goals.


This set contains 4 pieces Sphere Whisky tumblers. The striking machine-made tumbler of the contemporary glass collection Sphere makes amazing refractions and plays with the light. This tumbler is ideal to enjoy whiskey as well as mixdrinks or nonalcoholic beverages. Designed by the NACHTMANN NextGen Designer Roman Kvita, the modern cut glass collection Sphere has won several awards, e.g. the Red Dot Design Award 2015 and the German Design Award Special Mention 2016. As all NACHTMANN crystal this item is dishwasher safe.


Father John P. Fitzpatrick, a priest of the archdiocese since his ordination on Feb. 23, 1960, died at his home in Charlestown on Dec. 20, 2018. He was born in Brockton on Feb. 2, 1934 and attended the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, before he entered archdiocesan seminaries. He was a son of the late William and Mollie Fitzpatrick.
Auxiliary Bishop Jeremiah Minihan ordained him to the priesthood at Holy Name Church, West Roxbury. This was one the years where there were multiple ordination Masses because of the large size of ordination classes for the archdiocese.
His first assignment was as an assistant at St. Brigid in Lexington. Having come in contact with hearing impaired individuals he saw a need for a ministry to meet their particular needs. Cardinal Cushing had created the Deaf Apostolate, and in June 1970 named Father Fitzpatrick as the archdiocesan director.
He undertook two years of graduate studies at Boston University and returned as director of the Deaf Community Center, located on the property of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Framingham. He would retain that position from June 1972 to September 2004; between June 2000 and September 2004 he was also the administrator of St. Anselm Parish, Sudbury.
Father Fitzpatrick was also a Reserve Chaplain in the United States Air Force and served in installations across the nation and in Greenland and Turkey, as well.
He was granted senior priest retirement status on May 1, 2005, and retired to his private residence in New Hampshire.
Father Fitzpatrick's family is planning his memorial service in the spring. Committal services were private.


We are reaching out to you regarding a consulting project in the Public Transportation segment in Vietnam.
Currently one of our clients (Public Infrastructure company in Malaysia - specific focus on Railways and Metro) is looking for new business partners and distribution in Vietnam. We analyze your important role in industry and your calibre and thought that maybe you'd like to connect with them to explore mutually beneficial opportunities.


Writing for the New York Times, Bono reports on his visit to refugee families and camps in Kenya, Jordan and Turkey.
Ahead of discussing refugees and development aid at a Senate hearing in Washington, Bono was a guest of Morning Joe. Watch it here.
It's not hard when you lose everything to feel invisible even in America.But in America we have trash cans..they don't even have that.Thank you for reminding me.I pray to Mother Mary for your Compassion,Talent & Safety during your travels.
From another universal prospective the human race is a face in the crowd.
Thank you for climbing up on your big, fat, mic'd stage and giving your voice for the voiceless. Please don't stop Bono...bug the hell out of them all till the job is done! Humanity needs this. ...Now I feel like climbing up on my own little footstool to see who I can help and who I can nag!
a sad world we live in….
In what a sad world we live in? I'll never understand why human beings can be so inhuman. We will never learn from history. Since there is humanity, there is injustice, war, atrocities, violence .... wickedness. Bono, I want to thank you for your tireless work against injustice and thank you for your incredible love for people - no matter where they come from. I wish there were more Bono's in the world - and Mother Earth would be a better place! Thank you for everything!!!!!!
I'm always mixed feeling about humans and humanity. The hope is people who act trying to change the world. thanks Bono!
The world needs more bono!
I saw the news article and thought it was well thought out and presented. But struggled to understand the expert witness material and opinion expressed at Capitol Hill, especially the 'comedy' remark. May have been lost in the reporting translation by Sky News perhaps.
A sort of Homecoming !!
Bono makes a lot of sense here... hope they're listening.


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Q: Selecting more than one value from a check box and showing an element that is different for each value from the check box So I have this html code of a check box with multiple selections.
If I select 1, I want to show element1, If I select 2, I want to show element2, If I select 1 and 2 together, show 1 and 2 together.
I'm trying to figure it out with this code, but it's just not working!

$(document).ready(function() {
  $('#nearbyy').bind('change', function(e) {
    if ($('#nearbyy').val() == '1') {
      $("#Airport").show();
      $("#Garden").hide();
    } else if ($('#nearbyy').val() == '2') {
      $("#Airport").hide();
      $("#Garden").show();
    } else if ($('#nearbyy').val() == '1' || $('#nearbyy').val() == '2') {
      $("#Airport").show();
      $("#Garden").show();
    } else {
      $("#Airport").hide();
      $("#Garden").hide();
    }
  }).trigger('change');

});

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  <select multiple="" for="postage" id="nearbyy" class="form-control">
          <option value="">Select...</option>
          <option value="1" id ="1">Airport</option>
          <option value="2" id ="2">Garden</option>
  </select>

    Element1

    Element2

Kind regards

A: Hold Ctrl in windows, Cmd in mac for multi-select.
For Multi Select the value will be in a Array format. So you can't match it as a single value. And set the ID to your element same as the option. So you can directly access the element without IF Condition. This is called Code Optimisation

$("#nearbyy").change(function(e){

  const value = $(e.target).val(); // value list

  $('.element').hide(); // hide all elements first

  // loop through array
  value.forEach(x => {
    try {
     $('#'+x).show(); // show only selected elements
    } catch(ex) {
      //not select anything or element not found
    }
  })

})

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 <select multiple="" for="postage" id="nearbyy" class="form-control">
          <option value="">Select...</option>
          <option value="1">Airport</option>
          <option value="2">Garden</option>
  </select>

    Element1

    Element2

A: $('#nearbyy').val() returns an array, so you need to check if your values are in that array.
Here is a solution close to your original code. Notice, that you also need to check for occurence of both values at first if you use an else if structure.
jquery's inArray() method returns -1 if the value is not in the array.

$(document).ready(function() {
  $('#nearbyy').bind('change', function(e) {
    const values = $('#nearbyy').val();
    if (jQuery.inArray("1", values) > -1 && jQuery.inArray("2", values) > -1) {
      $("#Airport").show();
      $("#Garden").show();
    } else if (jQuery.inArray("1", values) > -1) {
      $("#Airport").show();
      $("#Garden").hide();
    } else if (jQuery.inArray("2", values) > -1) {
      $("#Airport").hide();
      $("#Garden").show();
    } else {
      $("#Airport").hide();
      $("#Garden").hide();
    }
  }).trigger('change');

});

List of Stores which completed the survey so far
<select multiple for="postage" id="nearbyy" class="form-control">
    <option value="">Select...</option>
    <option value="1" id ="1">Airport</option>
    <option value="2" id ="2">Garden</option>
</select>

    Element1

    Element2

A: Try .css() instead of .show() and .hide()

Read more: https://api.jquery.com/css/#css2

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We've had a shakeup in our paid advertising department, as our team grows and adapts to changes within the company. We're delighted to welcome Eleanor to the fold, who joins us with some great experience in paid social. We caught up with her to see how her first few weeks at Digital Media Team have gone.
Can you tell us a bit about your position at DMT?
I manage and create paid social campaigns for a variety of brands, from furnishing companies to fashion retailers. My job is hugely varied, due to the fast paced and results-driven nature of ecommerce. Every day is completely different, from creating proposals to campaign strategies to creating the ads themselves. It's a combination of understanding what visually appeals to consumers and using technical knowledge to implement campaigns to work.
I started out as a content marketer within an agency for travel and leisure, then moved into a more technical role as a digital marketer, and really found my feet in paid social. For me, it balances perfectly my creative side and technical, results-driven side so it was the perfect role for me!
What attracted you to the company?
The opportunity to work with some great clients, alongside great people. The company culture and size immediately attracted me and it was too good of an opportunity to refuse! I got immediately fab vibes off DMT, which is always a good thing.
What kind of challenges do you face in your role?
The biggest challenge is definitely handling time-sensitive projects and generating results consistently. Due to the nature of working with a lot of retailers, there are lots of ups and downs in the industry and sometimes it can be frustrating to try something and it not work, but then again, if we don't try new things, we don't know in the first place!
What's the best bit about your role?
Creating a campaign strategy, implementing it, and then creating the ads themselves. I honestly love most of the 'doing' aspect of my job.
What's been your favourite project to work on so far?
Definitely working on both our Moda and LOTD accounts to work on their paid social. We've seen a really positive ROAS for LOTD and it's been great diversifying Moda's accounts and revising the campaign strategy. Getting to learn new clients and how their consumers purchase is honestly one of my favourite parts of the job. Learning more about each client's customer base through analytics and purchase data is really interesting.
If you were a social media platform, which one would you be and why?
Finally, what advice would you give to anyone wanting to follow in your footsteps?
Thanks Eleanor! We're excited to see how our approach to paid social changes over the coming months. Follow our social channels to keep up to date with the latest news, tips and goings-on from DMT HQ.


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Later my kitchen went to stage 2, in the making. I found a table I am going to use as an Island an bar stools I like.
All the shelves were made of timber we used when building the house. The table around the sink was an old door.
Then we took it all down!
Because we wanted to put up a wall, made of the timber we had outside in the yard. It was very rustic with no paint on. We actually had it like that for few months, then we painted it white.
A lot has changed since then, my kitchen looks a lot more like kitchen today. And this wonderful wall ended up green.
and when the kitchen was in this state I didn´t cook any big meals, but I used the panini grill a lot. And one thing I did was grilling a baguette. Instead of cutting it in slices I cut it in half, poured some good olive oil, salt and pepper and then cut it into pieces after I grilled it. Great snack. Panini grill is a great invention.


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Middle 365 140 301 545 375 384 374 136 370 2990 6140
Forward 334 60 254 406 284 300 272 122 345 2377 5074
Handicap 6 18 14 2 8 12 4 16 10
Par M/W 4 3 4 5 4 4 4 3 4 35 71
Rating/Slope Men's Women's
Back 71.5 / 131 0 / 0
Middle 68.7 / 126 73.4 / 127
Forward 64.7 / 114 70.3 / 120
Hole #1
Start the game off with a tough tee shot that has O.B. left and right. Fairway bunkers come into play off the tee and on the second shot. The green is undulated with bunkers protecting each side. This is not a par 5 to think about hitting in two—it takes three precise shots to come away with par.
This long par 3 features a green with a severe back-to-front slope with bunkers guarding each side.
Hole 3 is a short dogleg left with O.B. down the left side, all the way to the hole. Take a fairway wood or long iron off the tee to hit the narrow fairway guarded by bunkers on each side. This green is also protected by bunkers on all sides and has both subtle and severe undulations throughout.
One of the most challenging holes on the course, this long par 4 takes an accurate tee shot and a long iron to hit this expansive green guarded by three bunkers. This hole has O.B. all the way down the left and beyond the green. The second shot can be tricky on this hole as a strong gust of wind could push your second shot long and O.B.
A moderate par 4 with O.B. left, there are bunkers and trees guarding the fairway on the right. The green is severely sloped from back to front and breaks in every direction. There are also four bunkers protecting the green.
With trees and bunkers guarding both sides of the fairway, the sixth hole requires an accurate tee shot. This green is also severely sloped with lots of undulation and bunkers guarding all sides.
On this lengthy par 3 that plays to a long, narrow green with bunkers on the left and right, you should be happy walking away with par.
This is a short par 4 dogleg left that requires an accurate tee shot that can set up a shorter second shot and a great scoring opportunity. However, if you miss this elevated green or land in the wrong spot, a bogey will be ready and waiting.
On this risk/reward par 5, big hitters can reach the green in two, but it takes a good second shot to a long, narrow green over water. Watch out for O.B. all the way down the right side and fairway bunkers that alter your tee strategy. There's also a hazard on the left that comes into play when laying up on your second shot. Don't think about hitting it long over the green; unless you hit it in one of the three bunkers, you'll find yourself O.B.
Hole #10
Start the back nine with a difficult par 4 that requires a straight tee shot and a difficult second shot into a very long, sloped green protected by bunkers on the front and steep drops on the left, right, and long.
This short par 3 is all carry over the Rancocas creek that loops around the left side of the green, which is sloped, undulated, and guarded by bunkers on the right. A three-putt is a very common occurrence on this hole.
Hole 12 presents a short dogleg right playing uphill, where a good tee shot leaves you with a great scoring chance. However, miss the fairway and you will be scrambling to make par. The green has bunkers on three sides and slopes from back to front.
On the signature thirteenth hole, you'll encounter a double dogleg right that plays uphill on the second and third shots. The tee shot has O.B. right and bunkers left. The second and third shots are up a tight fairway with trees lining both sides. The long, narrow green is well-protected by bunkers on three sides and has a huge uphill swing in the middle.
On this tight dogleg left, the tee shot is everything. If you don't find the fairway, you will most likely be punching down and hitting a wedge over a pond to a green with bunkers left, right, and long. The green has a huge slope in the middle.
Hole 15 includes trees on the left and right, but an accurate tee shot gives you a chance to make birdie. The green is protected by bunkers on three sides and woods long.
This long par 4 has bunkers left and right guarding the fairway. The green is elevated with bunkers on the left and right as well, with a pond defending the front. Take pride in a par on this one.
A short par 3, this hole slopes deceivingly uphill and is guarded by bunkers in the front and on the left. The green is on the small side and slopes in multiple directions with several ridges throughout.
Finish the course with this dogleg left par 4 that has trees lining both sides of the fairways. You'll have a difficult second shot to a narrow green protected by bunkers on the left, right, and behind the green.
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