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Q: How to add popup with different image to show? I found this link but when I add more images the popup doesn't work. I want to have multiple images with different popup image. How can I add more images and have different popups images?
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_modal_images.asp

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      `<img class="modal-content" id="modal-image">`

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Q: Uploading and attaching images to private messages from bots in Slack I have a node service that's using WebClient from @slack/client.
I am using the access token of a bot to upload an image using the web.files.upload API method. I then want to send the uploaded image to a user as an attachment to a private message (i.e. a channel that starts with D). I want access to this image to be limited to the Slack users in this team (much like when you share a document or other file).
I tried doing this with the response from the files.upload function, but there doesn't seem to be any property of res.file that gives me a URL that's accessible to all members of this Slack team:
conversationId = 'Dxxxxxxxx'; // ID of private channel between bot and user

web.chat
  .postMessage({
    channel: conversationId,
    text: 'Hello there',
    attachments: [
      {
        fallback: 'Required plain-text summary of the attachment.',
        color: '#36a64f',
        title: 'Slack API Documentation',
        title_link: 'https://api.slack.com/',
        text: 'Optional text that appears within the attachment',
        image_url: res.file.permalink_public,
        ts: 123456789
      }
    ]
  });

From the docs, it sounds like this file is private to the bot until it is sent to a public channel.
An alternative I considered was uploading the file to the private message channel between the user and the bot, however that gives me the following error:
{ Error: An API error occurred: invalid_channel
  code: 'slackclient_platform_error',
  data:
  { ok: false,
    error: 'invalid_channel',
    channel: '["Dxxxxxxxx"]',
    scopes: [ 'identify', 'bot:basic' ],
    acceptedScopes: [ 'files:write:user', 'post' ] } }

Is there no way to achieve what I'm after?

A: To use an image URL in a message attachment that image must have a public URL or it will not work. Uploaded files have access restrictions and are not public by default (e.g. you need to provide authentication along with your URL).
If you want to use that image in an attachment you need to first get a public URL. However, sharing it "in a public channel" is not sufficient. You need to make the file public with the API method files.sharedPublicUrl.
Alternatively you can use an external image service for uploading the image file and getting a public URL, e.g. imgur has an API for uploading and sharing image files.

A: My mistake came from misreading the docs - the files.upload API expects a comma-separated string for the channels property and I was passing an array.
Once I had corrected this I could successfully upload files and share them with a user privately (channel IDs starting with 'D') and in public channels (channel IDs starting with 'C').
Copying the image URL and pasting it in a browser brought me to a login page, so by default they are private to the Slack team as I had hoped.


Farming has always created communities, but new technologies are creating communities of farmers in new ways.
As greenhouses free farmers from the constraints of their local climate, more and more consumers are increasing their demand for local produce. Together, these trends are opening up space for small farms to open up right where they're planning on selling.
According to IBISWorld, in 2013 two companies, Eurofresh and Village Farms, accounted for 34 percent of all hydroponic produce sales. The next closest company produced 3 percent of all sales. Most hydroponic farms occupy less than an acre of land, and average revenues for each farm are just below $200,000.
As you might expect, these small farms are widely distributed geographically. Every state in the U.S. has some operating hydroponic farms, but no single state has more than 15 percent of them. This is a much wider distribution than conventional agriculture, and the competition between hydroponic farms is less likely to be for the same product because they aren't forced to adapt to their region's weather.
Hydroponic farmers have little to lose by working together because they are usually selling far apart, but they have much to gain by sharing their experiences. Even if a farmer knew everything there was to know about the current technology and science, the landscape changes so quickly that the only way to stay an expert is to connect with others to find out what they are learning.
The high initial infrastructure cost of hydroponic farming means that experimentation can be quite expensive, so crowdsourcing the effort benefits everyone. Some companies like Bright Farms, Freight Farms, and Crop King build farms located all across the country. These companies' distributed networks can create a structured method for their farmers to share information, but more informal communities can include many more participants and therefore even more information.
At the same time, training programs bring veterans and rookies together to see different setups and strategies with organizations like the University of Arizona and Crop King, while publications like Seedstock showcase success stories and industry news, creating a common community knowledge base.
Communities surrounding new agricultural technologies like hydroponics include commercial farmers, equipment retailers, researchers, hobbyists, and every other person in the supply chain or on the demand side. The experience of anyone producing food in a new way offers useful information for their peers. For example, since the 1970s, many new commercial nutrient solutions have come from the success of home gardeners as they experimented. Farmers who use new technologies like hydroponics are almost always evangelists for the technology's expansion. Environmentalists want more because it helps limit pollution and conserve resources, foodies want more because it makes food fresher, and residents want more because it creates local economic growth. Only the occasional predatory businessperson is seeking to limit increased knowledge of new agricultural techniques, and that person is likely to be left behind as collaborators learn faster.
Hydroponic optimists usually point to cheaper prices and new technology as the reason hydroponics is expanding so rapidly, but they often underestimate the strength and interconnectedness of the community itself as a driving force in the industry's expansion.
It's a welcoming community, trying to create something together. By sharing experiences, the robust hydroponics community helped me leapfrog into a phase of my company, LocalSprout, where I can make food more sustainable and delicious for the city I love. At the same time, I have shared my experiences and helped to build other farms and gardens across the world.
Want to talk about it? Join us. Online networks in places like Windowfarms, LinkedIn, Reddit, GardenWeb, Hydroponics Online, and Helpful Gardener have devoted users who seek to collaborate and brainstorm together on projects that scale from home gardens to massive commercial operations.


Wow! What a fabulous event! Yesterday, I went to the "Second Annual Homespun Yarn Party" at the Historic Savage Mill in Savage, MD. The Mill has a large variety of very eclectic shops with everything from homemade French Pastries to Antiques and Home Furnishings. All of the shops looked extremely interesting, but I stayed away from most of them and concentrated on the "Yarn Party".
I started my day by arriving early...intending to have a leisurely lunch at one of the restaurants in the Mill. I was delighted to find that there was a pub there serving brunch - Rams Head Tavern. I joined three other ladies that I met in line - Leah, Rachel, and Margie. We had a fabulous time and the food was delicious! I had "Annapolis Benedict" - basically "Eggs Benedict" served on crab cakes instead of Canadian bacon. The presentation was just fabulous!
Next stop....the "Yarn Party"! Wahoo!
I met some wonderful new friends while I was there as well as enjoying the company of old friends. I even ran into some folks from the various Secret Pal exchanges I've participate in...like my friend Jody (the designer of the Vineland Mittens). Pamela and Claire (left) stayed busy most of the afternoon at the "Charity Table" coordinating the charity knitting. However, Pamela did find some very unique yarns from "Loop" during one of her quick circuits around the booths (you can see the yarns on the table in front of Pamela). I was there with several other folks too - Janet, Lynn, Sue, and a few other new friends...I just don't have the group picture yet - I'll post it later when I get a copy of it.
In the line waiting to enter the party, I met Pam. She was wearing an absolutely gorgeous shawl. It's the "Charlotte's Web Shawl" from Noro. She wanted to make it a bit larger and so she used "Socks that Rock" yarn instead of Koigu. I love the vibrant colors! I just love it - and need to add it to my queue of "must do's"!
I managed to buy a few "non-fiber" items while I was there too. I couldn't resist the leather barrette for my hair - it was just too cute! And there was a special deal on some handmade soap that smelled wonderful! Oh...and I did stop into the Antique area and picked up a button hook to go with my grandmother's celluloid dresser set.
I did do quite a bit of damage to my checkbook during the party - I found some rovings and yarns that I just "had to have"! LOL! You all know how that goes, right? Anyhow, I did "discover" a new dyer that I absolutely love - "The Sanguine Gryphon" Her eye for color is phenomenal! I had a hard time limiting myself to just a few yarns! I also picked up some yarn with sterling silver through it at another booth - that will enable me to get the "glitz and gleam" associated with beads without taking the time to bead! I'm planning to make a "Hanami Shawl" with the silver embellished yarn.
I finished my turquoise socks with the silver threads through it...I'm calling them "Ice Kissed Turqoise Socks"! I did notice that the Fortissima Socka Color is much rougher than the Lorna's Laces that I used for my last socks. Of course, nothing beats pure Merino, so I shouldn't be surprised by that. Normally, I'm not doing socks "back-to-back" so I don't usually notice the difference between the yarns, but this time, the difference was evident.
I've also got another sock project underway. This time I'm using "On-line" yarn in the Sierra colorway. The colors look like dark chocolate and raspberry to me, so I'm going to call them my "Raspberry Dark Chocolate" socks. I will still be using the "Hellen's Favorite" sock pattern, but this time, I'll to a 2x2 rib so I can fold down the socks if I want to.
I have yet to start my "Stricken" socks. They'll be made in a teal colorway out of "Socks That Rock". I've been putting off starting them as they're being done as part of a KAL, but don't have to be complete until May 1. I definitely have to pay attention to my knitting while I work on these...whereas the "Raspberry Dark Chocolate" socks are more of a mindless knit that I can do on the Metro.
Whew. I've had a busy week! However, I did manage to work in some knitting.
I've completed another block in the "Block of the Month KAL" on Ravelry. I have not yet blocked this one - it's a nice lace pattern. My plans are to complete all 12 blocks this year and stitch it together into an adult sized blanket for Project Linus. As a result, I'm using RedHeart acrylic.
I started another pair of socks on February 20th and am about 75% done at this point. Socks knit up quite fast during my morning commute....as long as I get a seat! These are being knit up in Fortissima Colori Socka Color. It has a silver thread running through it that makes it glisten like crystals of ice. I should be able to finish these by the end of the week!
Oh, the new Knitty is out...and it has lots of gorgeous patterns! I've added 3 to my "queued" projects: "Shipwreck'', "Decimal", and "Imagine". Geez....I keep adding to my queue, but never starting anything that's in my queue! Somehow, I keep finding other projects to keep me busy!
One thing I still need to do is to start my "Stricken" socks (a Cookie A pattern). I'm doing it as a KAL in the MA group on Ravelry as well. All I've done so far is purchase the pattern and wind my yarn. I'm using Socks-that-Rock in a teal colorway. I love it!
On the spinning front, I haven't done much of that lately. I've been concentrating on knitting. So, for now, all I have to show for spinning is a really cool magnet that I got from my spinning swap partner. I'll show the roving and resultant yarn as soon as I get back to spinning....it may be a while though as I have a couple of KALs that I need to get busy with - the Sock KAL I mentioned above and a charity KAL for babies sponsored by my friend Kerrie.
Yes....love is definitely my word. On Monday, when walking my dog in the morning, I drew a heart on the meadow placard next to the path we usually walk on. That evening, I brought my camera with me and managed to take a picture of it as it was beginning to melt and slide off the placard!
Yesterday, we got a little prelude of the snow to come. With a dusting of snow and sleet overnight, and temperatures just above freezing, it wasn't too bad. The roads were clear, and there was just enough snow to make it look pretty outside. The hedghogs were gently dusted as well.
I LOVE the snow...it's so pretty! There's nothing like a long walk in the gently falling snow. Today, however, the walk with the dog wasn't quite the idyllic walk that it usually is. The snow itself was quite pretty, but the winds have kicked up and with a temp of 21 degrees, the wind chill brings it down to the single digits. It also drives the snow right into your face and tends to clear the snow off the trees and rooftops....again, driving it right into your face.
In spite of all of the negative with today's snow, I still love it....and I still love walking in the snow. Even in the less than idyllic circumstances. Even my dog also loves the snow - as a shepherd-huskie mix, she's a natural for this weather. She gets an added spring in her step whenever we walk in the snow. She loves to sniff the air, catch snowflakes as they descend from the sky, scoop up mouthfuls of snow as we walk, and discover all the new scents that seem to come with the snow.
At the end of our walk...covered in a light coating of snow.
As of 7 am, we had about 7 1/4 inches of snow at my house. That was enough to nearly hide my hedgies.....poor babies! The annoying wind, in addition blowing snow in my face as I walked my dog, created a snow drift just outside my front door...and added a "mini-drift" on my door lock! It's still snowing - who knows how much we'll have by the time it all ends!


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Home advocacy World Vision and its Partners continue in their legacy of changing the lives of the most vulnerable children
World Vision and its Partners continue in their legacy of changing the lives of the most vulnerable children
By Mauie Flores At February 05, 2021 0
As the Philippines welcomed another year, most Filipinos are anxious to see what the future holds. With everything the country experienced last 2020, a lot of people are doing their best to make the coming year different. Some have decided to make resolutions and pursue new opportunities, but for others, it is to continue the legacy of changing lives.
World Vision, together with its partners, continues the mission of helping the most vulnerable children and their communities led by its vision of seeing thousands or even millions of kids reach fullness of life.
Click this banner to sponsor a child!
Through its campaign "A New Year of Firsts", World Vision invites their sponsors to empower a child by enabling him or her to experience powerful and life-changing moments of firsts such as, for the first time a family could eat until they were full, a village could have clean water, a child could have all she needs to continue going to school, and a child could feel safe and protected.
First Bountiful Harvest
For 14-year-old Karie, life was a series of hunger and fear of starvation – made worse with the onslaught of COVID-19. Yet, it was during this period that Karie and her family experienced a miracle she never imagined possible.
For the first time ever, she could wake up without worrying if there was enough food to eat. On the contrary, they had enough food to last them through the endless days of lockdown, even after the pandemic stripped the family of their only source of income.
With the seeds World Vision provided them and with training in sustainable farming techniques, for the first time, Karie's backyard was home to a flourishing vegetable garden – a gift that could change her life for good.
The Legacy of Firsts
World Vision Philippines has been helping children and their families out of poverty worldwide for over 60 years. With child sponsorship, children and their communities receive an opportunity for a better future.
"You don't have to be rich to sponsor a child. All you need is the desire to be a bearer of hope", shared Mae, a child sponsor through World Vision for 10 years.
Child sponsorship is not only making a difference in the lives of World Vision assisted communities, but is also transforming their donors as they experience a series of beautiful firsts with their sponsored children.
"We are deeply grateful to all our partners for reaching out to the most vulnerable children. God first loved us so we are able show kindness to others. This year, may we be encouraged to help transform the lives of children and their families through child sponsorship", said World Vision National Director Rommel V. Fuerte.
To know how you can become a child sponsor, visit www.worldvision.org.ph/sponsor-child/.
You may also follow /worldvisionph on Facebook and @worldvisionphl on Instagram to know more about World Vision's work in the Philippines.
About World Vision
World Vision is a global Christian relief, development and advocacy organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. World Vision serves all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.

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An unloved GT car is killed off by BMW.
BMW has officially confirmed what many industry experts have been predicting since late last year. The Germany company will not develop a Gran Turismo version of its latest G20 3 Series.
An official statement from BMW details that market trends and industry turmoil have undone the business case for a second-generation of 3 Series Gran Turismo. BMW contends that enough demand for the 3 Series Gran Turismo remains, but it has more pressing engineering priorities now than building a pseudo-hatchback version of its new G20 3 Series.
The 3 Series Gran Turismo was a curious product planning misjudgement by BMW: not as attractive as the 3 Series touring estate car, not as capacious as an X3 SUV. Although the notchback configuration meant a very accommodating aperture for getting bulky luggage and things into the back of a 3 Series Gran Turismo, the benefit in terms of absolute load capacity was never big enough.
A standard previous-generation 3 Series sedan had 495-litre of boot space. The same platform in 3 Series Gran Turismo trim, only yielded 25-litre more luggage capacity, for a loading total of 520-litres.
The Gran Turismo never delivered a true cross-over type advantage within BMW's 3 Series model portfolio. Traditional compact sedan customers who desired something with greater practicality or gravel travel ability, simply skipped over it, migrating to the logically more appropriate X3. The decision to not allow for Gran Turismo's development on the new G20 3 Series platform, is therefore not much of a surprise.


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On Feeling Like the Purple Earring
Last week, on the day that Zeusy died, I lost one of my earrings.
He peed on me as he lay dying, and I took a shower when we got home from the vet's office. I realized the earring was gone when I was washing my hair, but it was not in the shower nor in the bathroom nor near my pillow nor at the vet's office (I called). It just vanished.
This would not be a problem for most people, I imagine, but I wear the same four earrings every day, day in and day out, never taking them off, and now I'm one short.
I'm tempted to go to Walmart, where I bought the originals, and pay $30 for a new set of four almost real gold hoops, but I know when I go in the door, I will find approximately $95 of stuff that I do not need to make my trip worthwhile. So I'm resisting that.
I stuck a random post earring in the hole just to keep it open (because I've had problems with them closing out of the blue before), and now I look goofy walking around in the world wearing three tasteful gold hoops and one odd purple stone.
Such is life.
How often do you feel like the odd purple earring, sticking out awkwardly among the tasteful crowd?
I was having a conversation this week with another homeschool mom, and she was telling me that so-and-so other mom was kind of weird.
"You know, weird like me," she said. "She's just different than most people."
I thought about that for a second, and then I replied, "I think everyone thinks she's weird. I don't know anyone who feels like she's just like everyone else who's normal."
And then I thought about it some more, and I added, "Except maybe popular people. I think they think they're normal and cool, but I have nothing in common with them and can't identify with that at all."
I continued to think about this as the days passed, and I think I hit upon something really wise (if I do say so myself).
Every woman thinks she's the odd purple earring.
The most popular woman I know - a sparkling gem of a human being who knows absolutely everyone, remembers faces and names, laughs and giggles with new friends and old, and is always surrounded by a crowd - feels insecure and out of place in a lot of situations. I know this for a fact because she's told me.
So even the popular people feel like they're passing for something that they're not, weird in a normal world.
Doesn't that make you feel better about yourself? I know you feel like you're not fitting in and maybe no one will like you, but rest assured that everyone else feels exactly the same way.
They're purple earrings in a gold hoop world, just like you and me.
So the next time you're meeting new people, remember that they are as unsure as you are. They want to fit in and be liked just like you do. They're afraid of saying the wrong thing at the wrong time and looking like a dope, too.
So maybe weird is average, and we're all a whole lot more normal than we think.
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Леб и сол 2 је други албум македонске групе Леб и сол. Албум садржи 8 песама од којих су хитови Таласна дужина, Дикијева игра и Абер дојде Донке. Објавио га је ПГП РТБ 1978.

О албуму
Албум је сниман у Београду септембра 1978. године. Пред само снимање овог албума, група је такође радила музику за представу Ослобођење Скопља.

Листа песама

Референце

Албуми 1978.
Албуми групе Леб и сол
Албуми издати за ПГП РТБ
Албуми које је продуцирао Јосип Бочек

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I am in Team Four. There are eight girls in my team, including the team leader, Grace. I do like my team. Although we have known each other for about two weeks, we treat one another as family. I think team times will be the thing that I miss the most. These days we have chatted much at team devotions and team prayer. We chat about everything like our family, friends and experience. And the most special and my favorite part of my team is that we hug each other after team prayer. I consider hugging is really important to our team. It improves our relationship. And I do appreciate Grace. She is not only a team leader to me, but also a good teacher, friend and sister.


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Fótbóltssamband Føroya ("Fußballverband der Färöer"), abgekürzt FSF, ist der Dachverband aller regulären Fußballvereine der Färöer und verantwortlich für die färöische Fußballnationalmannschaft.

Der FSF ist Mitglied der FIFA, der UEFA, des ÍSF (färöischer Sportbund) und des Nationalen Olympischen Komitees der Färöer (Olympiska Nevnd Føroya – ONF).

Gegründet wurde der Verband am 13. Januar 1979.

Geschichte
Der Fußball auf den Färöern geht auf das Jahr 1892 zurück, als der TB Tvøroyri gegründet wurde. 1939 wurde der färöische Sportbund ÍSF gegründet, der auch für den Fußball zuständig war. Seit 1942 gibt es die Färöische Fußballmeisterschaft. 1966–78 gab es im ÍSF eine Fußballabteilung (Fótbóltsdeildin), die 1979 vom FSF abgelöst wurde.

In den ersten Jahren wurde Fußball nur von Männern und Jungen von der 1. Liga bis zu den ganz kleinen gespielt. Seit 1985 gibt es auch Frauenligen: die 1. Liga, U17 und U13 Mädchen. Anfang der 1990er Jahre kam noch die jüngste Altersklasse der Mädchen hinzu.

Mitte der 1980er Jahre wurden die ersten Kunstrasenplätze auf den Färöern gebaut. Der FSF fing an, Trainer und Schiedsrichter auszubilden und bekam dabei Hilfe aus Dänemark. Seit Mitte der 1990er werden alle Trainer und Schiedsrichter nur noch vom FSF ausgebildet.

Eines der Hauptziele des FSF war es stets, wie alle anderen Fußballnationen am internationalen Spielbetrieb teilnehmen zu dürfen. Am 2. Juli 1988 wurden die Färöer in die FIFA und am 18. April 1990 in die UEFA aufgenommen. Seitdem nahmen die Färöer an allen EM- und WM-Qualifikationsrunden und den europäischen Vereinswettbewerben teil.

Schon seit 1930 gab es halboffizielle Länderspiele der Färöer gegen Island (A, B, und Junioren), Shetland, die Orkneys, Grönland und sogar gegen die U21 und Senioren Dänemarks. Bis Anfang der 90er nahm die färöische Elf auch an den internationalen Island Games teil.

Das erste reguläre Länderspiel fand am 24. August 1988 in Akranes auf Island statt. Bei diesem Freundschaftsspiel gewann die isländische Fußballnationalmannschaft 1:0. Der erste Sieg gelang am 14. April 1989 gegen die kanadische Fußballnationalmannschaft mit 1:0.

1990/91 nahmen die Färöer erstmals an einer EM-Qualifikation teil. Das Fußballländerspiel Färöer-Österreich 1990 in Landskrona sollte als ein "Fußballmärchen" in die Geschichte eingehen. Es war das erste Pflichtspiel der Färöer überhaupt, das sie 1:0 gewannen. 1992/93 nahmen die Färöer erstmals an einer WM-Qualifikation teil. Seit 1992 wurden die Heimspiele auf den Färöern gespielt, als das Stadion Svangaskarð in Toftir fertig wurde. 1999 folgte das Nationalstadion Tórsvøllur in Tórshavn.

1992 nahmen färöische Vereine erstmals am UEFA-Pokal teil. 2001 folgten die Frauen in den UEFA Women's Cup. Darüber hinaus nehmen die Färöer an den U17-Meisterschaften der Nordischen Länder und den U17- und U19-EM Qualifikationen teil.

Seit 2003 hat der FSF seinen Sitz in einem neuen Haus in Gundadalur, Tórshavn.

Struktur
Das höchste Gremium des FSF ist die Generalversammlung. Dort wird ein siebenköpfiger Vorstand gewählt. Im Vorstand gibt es einen Generalsekretär mit drei hauptamtlichen Mitarbeitern. Daneben sind die Nationaltrainer Angestellte des Verbandes.

Präsidenten
 1979–1981: Christian Olsen
 1981–2002: Torleif Sigurðsson
 2002–2004: Dánjal Andreasen
 2004–2008: Óli Holm
 2008–2010: Høgni í Stórustovu
 2010–: Christian Andreasen

Generalsekretäre
 1995–2009: Ísak Mikladal
 2009–: Virgar Hvidbro

UEFA-Fünfjahreswertung

Weblinks
 Übersicht des Verbandes (färöisch)
 Färöer auf der FIFA-Homepage

Einzelnachweise

Sportverband (Färöer)
Nationaler Sportverband (Königreich Dänemark)
Faroer
Fußball (Färöer)
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Q: Python asyncio (aiohttp, aiofiles) I seem to be having a difficult time understanding pythons asyncio. I have not written any code, as all the examples I see are for one-off runs. Create a few coroutine's, add them to an event loop, then run the loop, they run the tasks switching between them, done. Which does not seem all that helpful for me.
I want to use asyncio to not interrupt the operation in my application (using pyqt5). I want to create some functions that when called run in the asyncio event loop, then when they are done they do a callback.
What I imagine is. Create a separate thread for asyncio, create the loop and run it forever. Create some functions getFile(url, fp), get(url), readFile(file), etc. Then in the UI, I have a text box with a submit button, user enters url, clicks submit, it downloads the file.
But, every example I see, I cannot see how to add a coroutine to a running loop. And I do not see how I could do what I want without adding to a running loop.
#!/bin/python3
import asyncio
import aiohttp
import threading

loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()

def async_in_thread(loop):
    asyncio.set_event_loop(loop)
    loop.run_forever()

async def _get(url, callback):
    print("get: " + url)
    async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:
        async with session.get(url) as response:
            result = await response.text()
            callback(result)
            return

def get(url, callback):
    asyncio.ensure_future(_get(url, callback))

thread = threading.Thread(target=async_in_thread, args=(loop, ))

thread.start()

def stop():
    loop.close()

def callme(data):
    print(data)
    stop()

get("http://google.com", callme)

thread.join()

This is what I imagine, but it does not work.

A: To add a coroutine to a loop running in a different thread, use asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe:
def get(url, callback):
    asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe(_get(url, callback))

In general, when you are interacting with the event loop from outside the thread that runs it, you must run everything through either run_coroutine_threadsafe (for coroutines) or loop.call_soon_threadsafe (for functions). For example, to stop the loop, use loop.call_soon_threadsafe(loop.stop). Also note that loop.close() must not be invoked inside a loop callback, so you should place that call in async_in_thread, right after the call to run_forever(), at which point the loop has definitely stopped running.
Another thing with asyncio is that passing explicit when_done callbacks isn't idiomatic because asyncio exposes the concept of futures (akin to JavaScript promises), which allow attaching callbacks to a not-yet-available result. For example, one could write _get like this:
async def _get(url):
    print("get: " + url)
    async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:
        async with session.get(url) as response:
            return await response.text()

It doesn't need a callback argument because any interested party can convert it to a task using loop.create_task and use add_done_callback to be notified when the task is complete. For example:
def _get_with_callback(url, callback):
    loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
    task = loop.create_task(_get(url))
    task.add_done_callback(lambda _fut: callback(task.result()))

In your case you're not dealing with the task directly because your code aims to communicate with the event loop from another thread. However, run_coroutine_threadsafe returns a very useful value - a full-fledged concurrent.futures.Future which you can use to register done callbacks. Instead of accepting a callback argument, you can expose the future object to the caller:
def get(url):
    return asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe(_get(url), loop)

Now the caller can choose a callback-based approach:
future = get(url)
# call me when done
future.add_done_callback(some_callback)
# ... proceed with other work ...

or, when appropriate, they can even wait for the result:
# give me the response, I'll wait for it
result = get(url).result()

The latter is by definition blocking, but since the event loop is safely running in a different thread, it is not affected by the blocking call.

A: Install QualMash to smooth integration between Qt and asyncio.
Example from the project's README gives an inspiration for how it looks like:
import sys
import asyncio
import time

from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QApplication, QProgressBar
from quamash import QEventLoop, QThreadExecutor

app = QApplication(sys.argv)
loop = QEventLoop(app)
asyncio.set_event_loop(loop)  # NEW must set the event loop

progress = QProgressBar()
progress.setRange(0, 99)
progress.show()

async def master():
    await first_50()
    with QThreadExecutor(1) as exec:
        await loop.run_in_executor(exec, last_50)

async def first_50():
    for i in range(50):
        progress.setValue(i)
        await asyncio.sleep(.1)

def last_50():
    for i in range(50,100):
        loop.call_soon_threadsafe(progress.setValue, i)
        time.sleep(.1)

with loop: ## context manager calls .close() when loop completes, and releases all resources
    loop.run_until_complete(master())


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You'll prob get the best answer if you contact LEED Coach or GBCI directly and ask for clarification about the updated version, citing the significant difference you pointed out here. I'm surprised this hasn't been updated yet, but maybe they have plans in upcoming addenda?
Please post back here if you do this and get a response.
Thank you for your response. I did contact GBCI directly, and their response was that they are aware of the issue and that they are researching the most accurate values to represent each transit mode. Additionally: "for now, your project team should use the standard figure given of 0.68 CO2e pounds/mile" for transit bus.
I'll keep you guys updated if I get any other news.


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Do Space is a new kind of technology library launched in Omaha Nebraska and recently featured on NPR's All Things Considered as well as the 2016 American Libraries Design Showcase. Operated by an independent nonprofit organization, Do Space aims to empower the community through access to technology and innovative learning experiences. Executive Director Rebecca Stavick will discuss the vision behind the project, lessons learned during its first year of operations, and how the community's response to this experimental space can help us better understand the future of public libraries.
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Project Welcome (https://publish.illinois.edu/projectwelcome/) is an IMLS funded project exploring how libraries address the information needs of refugees and asylum seekers in order to support and empower them in their resettlement and integration process. This session will bring together library workers and staff from refugee resettlement agencies to inform the library services continuum that is in development. An optional working group will follow the formal session, offering attendees time to talk about next steps and involvement in the project. This grant is a partnership with the Mortenson Center for International Library Programs and ALA's Office for Diversity, Literacy and Outreach Services, and the International Relations Office.
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A recent Pew study found that health is the second most searched for information online. Public libraries are on the frontlines of health information needs of their communities. With a growing population over 65 and increases in chronic disease, the community need for reliable health information and programming tied to health and wellness is growing. This session will cover how to determine the health needs of your community, find local and national partners, funding, and offer sample ideas of health and wellness programs. This session is interactive so bring a pen and your thinking caps and be prepared to participate!
The Chattanooga Memory Project (CMP) is a whole-of-city movement which aims to capture and document precious moments and memories related to Chattanooga; recollections not merely from individual Chattanoogans, but also organizations, associations, companies, non-profits, and groups.
The South Carolina State Library's goal is to improve literacy throughout the state and provide a model for others, especially libraries serving rural areas. To build capacity for intergenerational literacy programs, SCSL developed the South Carolina Day by Day Family Literacy Activity Calendar as a comprehensive resource to support the EveryDay Literacy initiative. Items in the toolbox are created or supported by the State Library to provide different activities and training opportunities to build literacy skills in a diverse, fun, and interactive way.
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Virtual reality (VR) is an emerging technology with the potential to enhance many professions and disciplines, but it presents challenges in creating scaled access, designing useful learning spaces, and providing support to students and instructors. This session will look at two models for integrating virtual reality in learning spaces. NCSU Libraries will share their insights from experimenting with VR services, opening VR learning spaces, and lending VR equipment over the last year and a half. The University of Washington Health Sciences Library will talk through their project, funded by the Institute of Library and Museum Services (IMLS LG-74-17-0190-17 ) and the Allen Endowment, to develop immersive virtual reality simulation experiences for use in medical libraries including designing a VR studio space in the library for surgical simulation experiences.
Every library needs clear policies that guide the selection, weeding, and reconsideration of library resources. A new toolkit from ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom provides policy samples, best practices, and instructions on how to handle everything from complaints to donations. Intellectual Freedom Committee Chair Helen Adams and other toolkit authors will review its features and answer questions. Print toolkit packets will be available for all attendees to bring back to their libraries. This session, with the accompanying toolkit, will enable library professionals to rationally and confidently defend their collections and protect them from censorship.
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Wouldn't it be nice to know more about what the future holds for your field and your career? Well, you can! No crystal ball needed. Come join our lively discussion to learn about emerging trends that will make a difference for library professionals. We'll look at why it's so important to pay attention to trends, develop a "future mindset" and practice preferred futuring. We'll also explore 17 critical trends and how you can use them to develop a career/professional development plan guaranteed to keep you on the cutting edge. Come, join us as we step into the future!
Visit Library Island and explore the future of libraries using a method unlike any you've tried before. This immersive activity combines information experience, roleplay, and design thinking to elicit strategic visions for library services of all kinds. Drawing on experiences from library consultations in Australia, New Zealand, Britain, and the US, it offers attendees a toolkit of fast, practical, cost-effective approaches to develop a collective library vision suitable for information professionals working in institutions and communities of all kinds.
Libraries are positioned to address growing equity issues. To do this libraries need to focus on supporting equitable access to technology, career and college readiness and innovative and entrepreneurial opportunities, especially in areas that are underserved. This session will focus on transforming the way service is approached, as well as ways to create change without the need for huge investments in technology. It will particularly focus on future facing frameworks for envisioning your programs and services. Come and join the discussion of how we can transform libraries through service.
Three new projects funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) explore libraries' roles in emerging technologies and their potential impact on communities. Team members will provide an overview of their projects followed by an open discussion on the merits of these projects. Featured projects include Libraries Leading with TV WhiteSpace (Kristen Rebmann for the San Jose State University iSchool); Local Open Civic Data Ecosystems (Toby Greenwalt for the joint project between Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and the University of Pittsburgh Library System); and Blockchain Technology as a Community Anchor (Sandy Hirsh and Sue Alman for the San Jose State University iSchool).
Advocating for Ourselves: Does Our Profession's Survival Depend on Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program Policy Support?
Student loan debt levels are in the trillions and the ways to get rid of educational debt are limited to repayment or forgiveness programs. Many are unaware that student loans are exempt from bankruptcy and basic consumer protections. As public servants, library staff are suffering in silence with debt and struggling to qualify for existing Public Service Loan Forgiveness programs. How can we make existing policies effectively work to help current staff, address retention concerns, and attract new talent to our profession? How can we advocate for making new policies that will help staff with educational debt management?
Extended Reality (XR), a combination of real and virtual world and human-machine interaction, includes Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR) technologies that have become more mainstream over the past few years. This session will explore the current state of XR technologies and how librarians can participate in and contribute to the development of XR applications. XR changes the way we interact with data, creates new forms of user interfaces, and transforms information storage. By looking at current library initiatives like linked data, 3D printing, and digital humanities, we can begin to envision the future of extended reality.
In recent years public libraries have expanded beyond one-off programs to offer MOOCs, flipped classroom language learning, multi-session skill "camps," and ongoing reading enrichment. What might these recent developments suggest about the future of learning in public libraries, and how should public libraries position themselves within the larger educational ecosystem? After some brief lightning talks from our panelists on how libraries are thinking about patron learning, we'll open the session to facilitated group discussions. Attendees should come prepared to discuss what the future may have in store for public libraries and learning.
Linked Data can improve library visibility, discoverability and engagement in your community or campus. Linked Data can boost discoverability of collections, events, databases, and e-resources in search engines like Google, Yahoo, and other sources. We'll discuss how Linked Data is transforming library awareness and how it can make library assets easily discoverable on the web beyond just your library website and social media pages. You'll learn how to apply this innovative approach for promoting your invaluable assets online, which will increase your library's discoverability immensely and further increase engagement, relevancy and outreach opportunities.
Higher education institutions of all sizes are focused on increasing retention and graduation rates and improving student engagement and learning through the usage of High-Impact Educational Practices (HIPs). This emphasis on HIPs have changed (and will continue to change) the spaces and services that university and college libraries offer, especially as libraries become the all-inclusive place in supporting the research lifecycle. Therefore, it is important for library staff to understand what HIPs are, how institutions are using them, and the impact that they already have and may have on libraries in the near- and long-term.
Millennials are rapidly filling leadership roles in libraries, and hiring priorities are quickly changing due to their impact. Influenced by a desire to do important, meaningful work, millennial managers want to see their values reflected in new employees. These shifting priorities are reframing how candidates are chosen for all levels of library staffing and will change how libraries are shaped in the future. In this panel discussion, millennial hiring managers will discuss their priorities in hiring, how that is reflective of their personal values, and what makes a candidate from any generation successful.
With the introduction of the Oculus and Vive gaming systems, virtual reality (VR) is now more affordable and dynamic than ever before. This session is designed to illuminate the steps taken in creating virtual reality spaces and programming for teens, and to provide resources and advice on incorporating VR into your own library plans. We will highlight the proposal, funding and infrastructural processes and challenges, as well as discuss how to design meaningful standards-based VR programming.
Alexa, What Does Library AI Look Like in the Future?
Artificial intelligence is everywhere. Google Maps gives us directions. Alexa tells us the weather. Siri goes over our agenda for the day. Using only our voice, we can play music, add items to our shopping list, or find out movie times. Imagine a future where you can ask Siri if your library has a subscription to the New York Times, or tell Alexa to add a book to your reading list. Libraries have a unique opportunity to embrace artificial intelligence and to integrate services into these every day devices. This presentation discusses what a world with Library AI would look like and theorizes how to get there.
Summer youth programs. Online high school. Social workers in the library. Public library programs and services are transforming to meet societal shifts in communities while staying true to our mission of equity and access. This session will focus on Denver Public Library's efforts to better understand community needs and develop equity driven services and programs. The evolution of several programs represents the continuous efforts to anticipate future needs and the importance of putting equity first.
Public Libraries have been active supporters of workforce development in their communities - from offering free computer and internet access, training on digital skills and resume writing, online learning, and small business resources, and more recently career exploration through STEM programming and makerspaces. Increasingly, libraries at the state and local level have sought and gained formal recognition for their efforts, taking seats on committees, workforce development boards, and registering libraries as Workforce Connection Sites. This session provides tips and recommendations for who, what, where, and how to get started or leap forward in your own workforce development efforts.
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Is Your Library STEM Ready?
Join STAR Library Network team members to learn about a forthcoming STEM Readiness Tool. Access free Science-Technology Activities and Resources ("STAR") to help your library facilitate STEM learning. Hear the preliminary results of a nationwide survey that examines libraries in terms of resources, willingness, and support to intentionally deliver STEM-related experiences to their communities. Learn about eight actionable recommendations for advancing equity-related goals through STEM. Engage in a question and answer session with our team.
Libraries are 21st century digital hubs, and like the internet, they are designed to be inclusive, free, and accessible. The Mozilla Foundation, through a generous grant from IMLS, partnered with library systems to test, train, and credential library staff on web literacy skills and train a cadre of web literacy leaders. We will share resources for teaching the web, raising awareness on issues such as privacy and safety, and lessons learned for scaling.


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PDF2 PDF |Add To My Favorites | Version: 09/27/20 - Chaptered 08/27/20 - Enrolled 08/10/20 - Amended Senate 08/06/20 - Amended Senate 06/04/20 - Amended Assembly 05/07/20 - Amended Assembly 02/21/20 - Introduced
AB-3228 Private detention facilities.(2019-2020)
Date Published: 09/29/2020 10:00 AM
AB3228:v93#DOCUMENT
Assembly Bill No. 3228
An act to add Chapter 17.95 (commencing with Section 7320) to Division 7 of Title 1 of the Government Code, relating to detention facilities.
[ Approved by Governor September 27, 2020. Filed with Secretary of State September 27, 2020. ]
AB 3228, Bonta. Private detention facilities.
Existing law prohibits a city, city and county, or local law enforcement agency from entering into a contract with the federal government or any federal agency to house or detain noncitizens for purposes of civil immigration custody in a locked detention facility. Existing law requires the Attorney General to engage in reviews of county, local, and private locked detention facilities in which noncitizens are being housed or detained for purposes of civil immigration proceedings in California. Existing law requires that review to include a review of the conditions of confinement, a review of the standard of care and due process provided to the detainees, and a review of the circumstances around their apprehension and transfer to the facility.
This bill would require any private detention facility operator to comply with, and adhere to, the detention standards of care and confinement agreed upon in the facility's contract for operations. The bill would define a private detention facility as a detention facility operated by a private, nongovernmental, for-profit entity pursuant to a contract or agreement with a governmental entity. If a private detention facility commits a tortious action that violates the requirement to comply with detention standards of care and confinement, the bill would allow an individual who has been injured by that tortious action to bring a civil cause of action for relief. The bill would also allow the court to award a prevailing plaintiff reasonable attorney's fees and costs.
The bill would state that its provisions are severable.
Vote: MAJORITY Appropriation: NO Fiscal Committee: NO Local Program: NO
It is the intent of the Legislature, in keeping with its obligation to safeguard the humane and just treatment of all individuals located within California, to ensure that private actors in the State of California respect and adhere to detention standards set forth in their private contracts, thus ensuring the welfare of those detained in these facilities and protecting public health with respect to the threat posed by COVID-19.
Chapter 17.95 (commencing with Section 7320) is added to Division 7 of Title 1 of the Government Code, to read:
CHAPTER 17.95. Private Detention Facilities
(a) Any private detention facility operator shall comply with, and adhere to, the detention standards of care and confinement agreed upon in the facility's contract for operations.
(b) (1) "Detention facility" means any facility in which persons are incarcerated or otherwise involuntarily confined for purposes of execution of a punitive sentence imposed by a court or detention pending a trial hearing or other judicial or administrative proceeding. However, a "detention facility" does not include, and this section does not apply to, any of the following:
(A) Any facility providing rehabilitative, counseling, treatment, mental health, educational, or medical services to a juvenile that is under the jurisdiction of the juvenile court pursuant to Part 1 (commencing with Section 100) of Division 2 of the Welfare and Institutions Code.
(B) Any facility providing evaluation or treatment services to a person who has been detained, or is subject to an order of commitment by a court, pursuant to Section 1026 of the Penal Code, or pursuant to Division 5 (commencing with Section 5000) or Division 6 (commencing with Section 6000) of the Welfare and Institutions Code.
(C) Any facility providing educational, vocational, medical, or other ancillary services to an inmate in the custody of, and under the direct supervision of, the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation or a county sheriff or other law enforcement agency.
(D) A residential care facility licensed pursuant to Division 2 (commencing with Section 1200) of the Health and Safety Code.
(E) Any school facility used for the disciplinary detention of a pupil.
(F) Any facility used for the quarantine or isolation of persons for public health reasons pursuant to Division 105 (commencing with Section 120100) of the Health and Safety Code.
(G) Any facility used for the temporary detention of a person detained or arrested by a merchant, private security guard, or other private person pursuant to Section 490.5 or 837 of the Penal Code.
(2) "Private detention facility" means a detention facility that is operated by a private, nongovernmental, for-profit entity pursuant to a contract or agreement with a governmental entity.
(3) "Private detention facility operator" means any private person, corporation, or business entity that operates a private detention facility.
(4) "Detention standards of care and confinement" refers to any regulations, policies, or standards specified in the contract for services in the facility.
(5) "Tortious action" means any act or willful misconduct that violates a duty of care, as specified in Section 1714 of the Civil Code.
(c) If a private detention facility operator, or agent of a private detention facility, or person acting on behalf of a detention facility operator, commits a tortious action which violates subdivision (a), an individual who has been injured by that tortious action may bring a civil action for relief. In civil actions brought pursuant to this section, the court, in its discretion, may award the prevailing plaintiff reasonable attorney's fees and costs, including expert witness fees.
The provisions of this act are severable. If any provision of this act or its application is held invalid, that invalidity shall not affect other provisions or applications that can be given effect without the invalid provision or application.


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The 47th Annual Grammy Awards (2005)
TV Special | Music
Grammy - music award of the American academy of the audio recording, was founded by the American association of sound-recording companies of March, 14, 1958. Grammy is awarded annually as a... See full summary »
Self - Host & Performer
Self - Perfomer
Self - Performer
Themselves - Performer
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T Bone Burnett
(as T-Bone Burnett)
Walter C. Miller
Karen Anderson (additional material), Ken Ehrlich, Matt Johnson (contributing writer), David Wild
Won 1 Primetime Emmy.
Another 1 nomination.
14 February 2005 | lil_alex_8
The most entertaining Grammies in years!
Wow! That's all i could say after watching the 3 and a half hour long Grammy awards on Feb. 13, 2005. The past few years were somewhat disappointing because the only entertaining part had been the opening act. Not this year, everything was top notch. And there were so many great performances, one after another! The only disappointing one was U2 because the song they sang was just to slow and did not fit well with the fast paced event! Other than that...AMAZING! I couldn't believe how many awards were presented compared to performances. It seemed like one big concert event. And the host Queen Latifah was not disappointing either because she didn't show up to much on stage like many hosts do and try to be funny when they really are not. She even performed her own number! Wow!
Written and performed by John Mayer
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COVID-19: Canceled events and closures in SWFL
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The rapid spread of COVID-19 has caused the cancellation of many events around the world.
Here are events in SWFL that have been canceled to prevent the spread of the virus:
If you're looking for a specific event, hold down the command/control key and press the letter F. Then you can use the search bar to find your event faster.
"WAITRESS" The Musical at Barbara B. Mann
"WAITRESS" The Musical at Barbara B. Mann in Fort Myers has been postponed. It was supposed to run from April 7 through April 12.
World Market is closing its stores immediately and temporarily for two weeks.
Flamingo Island Flea Market
The Flamingo Island Flea Market is temporarily closing on March 23 until further notice.
Lee BIA Builders Care's 11th annual BBQ, Bands & Brew
The annual event, which was supposed to be held on April 5, has been postponed. They will announce a new date soon.
Toby Keith concert at Hertz Arena
The Toby Keith concert at Hertz Arena that was scheduled for May 1 has been postponed until October 2.
All Kohl's stores will be closed nationwide as of 7 p.m. March 19 until at least April 1. Patrons can still shop online and through the store's app.
J.N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge
The J.N. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel is closed until further notice. All programs and tours have been canceled.
Florida Commission on Ethics
The Chair of the Florida Commission on Ethics has canceled the April 17 Commission meeting. The next meeting currently is scheduled for June 5.
Cape Coral Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day
The Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day that was set for March 21 has been canceled.
Bonita Springs Bark and Play Dog Park, located on East Terry Street and Matheson Drive, will be closed until April 13.
FGCU Athletics
Here is a list of canceled and postponed events that were going to be held by FGCU's athletics department:
Chris Sale Family Videoboard Dedication Ceremony – March 27 (Postponed)
FGCU Golf Event at Alico Family Golf – April 3 (Postponed)
Men's Basketball Banquet – April 7 (Canceled)
Women's Basketball Banquet – April 20 (TBD)
Nesties – April 22 (TBD)
FGCU Eagles Golf Classic – May 7 (Postponed)
Bowland & HeadPinz Entertainment Centers
All Bowland & HeadPinz Entertainment Centers will suspend operations and close down on Tuesday night at 5 for a minimum of 14 days. This is all locations.
Macy's Department Stores
All Macy's locations will be temporarily closed beginning March 17 until March 31.
Happehatchee Center
The Village of Estero has temporarily suspended all programming at the Happehatchee Center. The center will be closed to the public, at least until the end of March.
Sunstate Academy Beauty School
Sunstate Academy has closed its Salon Solaris to the public until further notice. Clients with appointments during this time will be contacted to reschedule. Students and staff with no symptoms are being asked to report to class as scheduled. Students and staff with symptoms are being asked to stay home.
Sky Zone will close temporarily on March 17th at 5 p.m. Follow their Facebook page for the most updated information.
Cristof's On McGregor
As a Precaution, Cristof's On McGregor will be closing at 2 p.m. on March 17 for two weeks and then will reassess the situation.
Yacht Club Beach
The Yacht Club beach area will be closed beginning March 18, until further notice. The closure is due to density concerns as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control.
Cape Coral Soccer Association games
The Cape Coral Soccer Association is postponing the rec soccer season. In a post on Facebook, they said they hope to resume the games on April 13.
Sanibel Sea School's Octifest
Sanibel Sea School's Octifest on the Beach has been canceled. The event was scheduled for April 4 on the Causeway, but will now be celebrated online.
Fort Myers YMCA
The Fort Myers YMCA is canceling Try the Y, Healthy Kids day, and all of their family classes.
Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum
The museum will be temporarily closing, beginning Tuesday, March 17, and will remain closed to visitors until further notice.
River District Association
All events in downtown Fort Myers have been canceled through April by the River District Association.
IMAG History & Science Center
The IMAG History & Science Center is temporarily closing, beginning March 16. All on-site camps, meetings, events and programs are suspended until further notice. Visit IMAG's website to view daily program schedules.
Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall at FSW
Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall at FSW is suspending all events through March 31. Events scheduled after March 31 are not affected as of now.
If you have tickets to any future events, you will be contacted about the status of the show going forward.
For more information about Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall and its upcoming events, click here or call the Box Office at 239-481-4849.
Alliance for the Arts
All Alliance activities will be suspended for the immediate future. Below is a list of activities released by the Alliance for the Arts:
Fringe Fort Myers scheduled April 22-26
Charlotte's Web youth cast rehearsals and performances
I Never Saw Another Butterfly youth cast rehearsals and performances
Artist Studio Tour scheduled for March 28
All remaining March classes
Seussical Kids Spring Break Camp scheduled March 16-21
Bil Lepp workshop and performances scheduled fro March 20 & 21
Indoor Bluegrass Concerts in March and April
Future of Art gallery opening receptions (in partnership with Lee Art Educators Association)
Suspended until further notice
Weekly Saturday GreenMarket
Saturday gallery and office hours
Free Family Art Labs scheduled for the 4th Saturday of each month
Members-Only Book Club scheduled for the 3rd Tuesday of each month
Poetry Open Mic Night scheduled for April 8
Show Off! Youth Performance Showcase scheduled for April 18
Community Faith and Wellness in Action Health Fair
The fair has been postponed. It was scheduled for Saturday, March 21 at First Assembly Cornerstone Church in Fort Myers. Information on the new date will be announced at a later time, according to the Florida Department of Health.
North Fort Myers Chamber Luncheon
The North Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce Luncheon on March 18 has been canceled and will be rescheduled at a later time.
African Children's Choir in Cape Coral at First Baptist Church
The African Children's Choir is canceling their tour until April 22nd, when they will resume their tour in Tifton, Georgia.
Fort Myers Republican Women's Club annual fashion show
The annual fashion show of the Fort Myers Republican Women's Club, scheduled for Tuesday, March 31, at the Helm Club, the Landings, South Fort Myers has been canceled.
For additional information, contact Marilyn Stout at 239-549-5629
Yoga classes at Lovers Key State Park
All yoga classes at Lovers Key State Park have been canceled until further notice. Songwriters at Sunset that was supposed to be held on April 2 at 5:45 p.m. has also been canceled.
Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife Tours
Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife tours have been canceled through the end of March.
Worship at Next Level Church
Next Level Church in Fort Myers is moving from large gatherings at their location off Plantation Road to small gatherings at homes and worship online.
Events at Koreshan State Park
Group activities and events at Koreshan State Park have been canceled, including a nature hike on March 17, a shell naturalist session on March 24, a manatee and dolphins naturalist session on April 1 and Florida Gopher Tortoise Day on April 10.
Calusa Palooza 2020
Calusa Palooza 2020 has been postponed. This was originally scheduled for March 22 but will be rescheduled at a later date.
Disney On Ice presents Mickey's Search Party
Disney On Ice presents Mickey's Search Party scheduled on March 27 through March 29 in Fort Myers at Hertz Arena has been canceled.
The Knights of Columbus Bingo
The Knights of Columbus Bingo game at 13651 Slater Road in North Fort Myers has been
canceled until April 14, 2020, due to concerns regarding the coronavirus.
Fort Myers Bike Night of 2020
Fort Myers Bike Night scheduled for March 14 has been canceled. The next bike night scheduled for May has not been canceled as of right now.
Be Your Own Detective
The Lee County Clerk of Court has postponed the March 25 seminar Be Your Own Detective.
Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captive Peek at the Unique
The Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva and Zonta Foundation of Southwest Florida's annual Peek at the Unique event has been canceled.
Events at FGCU's Bower School of Music
Florida Gulf Coast University's Bower School of Music & the Arts has canceled all public events through the next two weeks.
Lehigh Acres Fire Control Open House
The open house event for the grand opening of their new station on April 4th has been postponed. They said they will reschedule the event for a future date.
City of Sanibel Group Fitness and Personal Training Classes
City of Sanibel Group Fitness and Personal Training Classes Suspended until Monday, March 23rd – If you have any questions, contact Director Trish Phillips, [email protected], the City Manager, [email protected], or call the Recreation Center at (239) 472-0345.
IGNITE events at FGCU
Summit Church has campuses in Gateway, Estero and in Naples. Congregations are still gathering this weekend, however, IGNITE, the church's college ministry, is suspending all formal activities for the next two weeks.
This includes the Tuesday Night Gathering, Thursday Night Volleyball, Community Groups, and IGNITE on the town.
GoldenFest XI
Golden Retriever Rescue of Southwest Florida announced the decision to POSTPONE the GoldenFest XI to the fall. It will now happen on Nov. 8 at the Shell Factory & Nature Park.
For more information about the event, click here.
Estero's 5th anniversary
The celebration of Estero's 5th anniversary, originally scheduled for Saturday, March 21, at the Estero Community Park, has been postponed as a safety precaution due to concerns about large gatherings in light of the coronavirus.
A new date will be announced in the near future.
Calusa Palooza
Calusa Palooza, which was scheduled for Sunday, March 22, has been canceled.
Madisen's Match
Madisen's Match, which was scheduled for Sunday, March 22, and Monday, March 23, has been canceled.
Fort Myers Beach St. Patrick's Day Parade
The parade, which was scheduled for Monday, Mar. 16, has been canceled.
Shrimpfest
The Shrimpfest event has been canceled.
Please call 239-454-7500 if you have any questions.
Two-Dimensional Art Show and Sale
The event planned for March 20-21 at Shell Point has been canceled.
Peter Bergin concert
The performance scheduled for March 25 at Shell Point has been canceled.
Jay Saccaro seminar
The Medical Breakthroughs seminar scheduled for March 30 at Shell Point has been canceled.
Cape Coral City Council Meeting
The Regular Meeting of the City Council dated March 16 has been canceled.
Florida Rep Theatre
The Floria Repotoire Theatre has canceled all shows through April 2.
If you have tix for a canceled show, you can:
1) Exchange for a future show
2) Get HD video of the play
3) Get gift certificate credit
4) Give ticket as a tax-deductible contribution
Berne Davis Gardens
The Berne Davis Gardens in Fort Myers will be closed until further notice.
2020 Fight For Air Climb
The American Lung Association Fight for Air Climb scheduled for April 25 has been postponed until further notice.
For more information on the Fight For Air Climb visit FightForAirClimb.org.
The North Fort Myers Chamber Luncheon has been canceled.
"We will reschedule at a later time once things settle down and life goes back to normal," according to their statement.
The African Children's Choir
The concert tour scheduled to make stops in Cape Coral and Naples has been canceled and will resume on April 22nd in Tifton, GA.
For more information about the concert, click here.
Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center
The Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center regretfully announces the temporary closing of all scheduled performances and shows beginning today, Monday, March 16th, 2020 until May 11, 2020.
Candlelighters Step Into Spring Fashion Show & Luncheon
The Step Into Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon scheduled for March 24 has been canceled.
Collier County
Caxambas Park in Marco Island
Caxambas Park will be closed from April 1 through April 30, 2020.
Keep Movin'4 Mental Health fitness event
The Keep Movin'4 Mental Health Fun Run/Walk Fitness Event has been postponed. It was originally scheduled for Saturday, May 2 at 1433 2nd Avenue South in Naples.
Marco Island Seafood and Music Festival
The Marco Island Seafood and Music Festival, which was supposed to take place on March 20 through March 22, has been canceled. The festival is not being rescheduled and will be held next year.
Collier County Veterans Services
The Collier County Veterans Services office will be closed to the public effective Friday, March 20 until further notice. This includes the temporary suspension of the Veterans Transportation Program and client-based appointments.
Veteran Services Officers (VSO) will continue to serve clients via phone and email. Please call (239) 252-VETS (8387) to make an appointment to speak with a VSO.
Waterside Shops
Waterside Shops will close Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. through at least March 29. Restaurants may remain open.
Golden Gate Community Farmer's Market
The farmer's market will close because the building will be shut down.
Naples Senior Center
In accordance with the latest CDC guidelines, the Naples Senior Center has made the decision to suspend all senior center services and programs for at least two weeks.
Collier County Government
Collier County's government is closing the following locations between March 18-31:
Collier County aquatic sites and water features
Collier County fitness centers
Collier County community centers for regular public use
Collier County Parks programming
Collier County Public Library locations (until further notice)
Collier County Museum events and programs
As of sunset on March 18, Collier County Government will also close beach parking facilities to the public until further notice. Collier Area Transit is also discontinuing operation of the Beach Bus route 29 until further notice.
Entertainment at Seminole Casino Hotel
Seminole Casino Hotel announced March 17 that all entertainment taking place at its Seminole Center and outdoor venue will be postponed until April 15.
Shows that are affected include The Orchestra (featuring former members of E.L.O.), Para La Cultura Latin music festival, The Guess Who, Crystal Gayle, and The Temptations and The Four Tops.
Those who purchased tickets to a postponed event with a credit card will be automatically refunded. Those who purchased tickets in person using cash should return to the point of purchase with their tickets for a full refund.
Big Impressions by Little Artists Gala
Collier Child Care Resources announced they are postponing the Big Impressions by Little Artists Gala, which was supposed to take place on March 27 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. A new date has not been set yet. All tickets and sponsorships will be transferred to the new date. Should the new date not work for ticketholders, they can request a refund. Alternatively, the tickets can be donated to the non-profit organization.
Naples Community Orchestra concerts
The Naples Community Orchestra has canceled all final concerts of the season. The performances that were scheduled for April 17 and April 18 have been moved to January 21.
If you have already purchased a ticket to an upcoming concert, NCO encourages you to donate it back to the organization. You will get a donation receipt for tax purposes.
If you don't want to do that, you can exchange your ticket for the next season.
CARS AS ART
The Marco Island Center for the Arts has canceled CARS AS ART which was scheduled for April 4. It will be rescheduled in the Fall.
Naples Botanical Garden
All public events at the Naples Botanical Garden have been canceled through April. This includes the following events:
March 24 – Celebration of the Future
March 26, April 16 & 29 – Member Insider Tours
March 30 & 31 – Jennifer Jewell book talk & signing (rescheduled for October 27 & 28)
April 3 – April Foolin' in the Garden
April 8 – Volunteer Appreciation
April 14 – Member Morning
April 18 – Blooms & Brews
April 23 – Member Preview of The Impressionist's Garden: Plein Air Paintings by Paul Arsenault
April 25 – Sensory Friendly Saturday
The Naples Art District
The Art and Design Expo that was originally supposed to be held on March 19 and 20 has been postponed. The Naples Art District has also postponed ART ALIVE on March 21, 22, and April 1.
Worship at Vanderbilt Presbyterian Church
Worship services will be canceled on March 15, March 22, and March 29. Other activities are canceled through the end of March. A staff member will be at the office for assistance.
Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary
Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, including its Blair Audubon Visitor Center and boardwalk, is closed to the public from March 16 to March 30.
Collier County County Fair
The Collier County Fair is temporarily suspending operations on Sunday, March 15 at 10 p.m.
Gulf Coast Big Band at Cambier Park
The event on March 15 is canceled
The Naples Artcrafters Fine Art & Craft Show at Fleischmann Park – CANCELED
St. Patty's Day Block Party
The St. Patty's Day Block Party at Shea's at Lansdowne Street on March 14 is canceled
Outdoor Movie Night at Cambier Park – March 13 – CANCELED
Hot Works Naples Fine Art Show
The third annual Naples Fine Art Show originally scheduled for March 28 and 29 has been postponed. There is an option to reschedule the show for April 11 and 12 but will depend on if it's deemed safe for the public.
Immokalee Bluegrass Festival
The first annual Immokalee Bluegrass Festival at Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee on Saturday, March 14 has been postponed. Seminole Casino is postponing all concerts/live events and shows at all Hard Rock and Seminole Gaming locations through April 15, 2020, and guests will receive a full refund for pre-purchased tickets.
NCEF Grant Awards Ceremony
The Naples Children & Education Foundation has decided to postpone its Annual Grant Awards Ceremony until May. It was originally scheduled for March 16.
Mission 2244 Gala
Fallen Officers/The Robert L. Zore Foundation has postponed their Mission 2244 Gala at Naples Grande for March 13.
Artis-Naples programs
All programming, performances, exhibitions, and events have been suspended for the next 30 days starting on March 12. Ticketholders can either receive a credit to be used through the 2020-2021 season or donate their tickets.
For more information, call (239) 597-1900 or email [email protected]
44th Annual Naples St. Patrick's Day Parade
Official announcement: In an effort to minimizing large gatherings, we've made the difficult decision to cancel this year's parade.
For more information about the parade and it's a cancellation, click here.
Marco Island Police Department Community Event
Literacy Volunteers of Collier County events
The Literacy Volunteers of Collier County has placed all programs on hold until April 17. The LVCC office will remain open for employees only, but won't be open for classes, tutoring, ambassadors or volunteers.
Ave Maria Town Center events
The Ave Maria Development has canceled special events "for the remainder of the season," according to town officials.
This includes the Margarita & Taco Festival, Trolley Tours, Arts & Crafts Festivals and Saturday Farmers Markets.
The Ave Maria New Home & Welcome Center is still open.
2020 Naples Flower Show
Naples Botanical Garden and the Naples Garden Club have canceled this year's Naples Flower Show, which was scheduled for Friday, March 20 and Saturday, March 21.
The Garden will stay open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily for guests.
Premier Art & Design Expo
The Naples Art District will postpone the PREMIER ART & DESIGN EXPO. People can lift their spirits with the healing power of art by visiting www.naplesartdistrict.com.
Some artist studios and the design showrooms may choose to remain open for Art Alive on Saturday, March 21, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ponce Park "Beach" Area closing
The sand "beach" area is closing at dusk on Monday, March 30, until further notice. The playground will stay closed and the boat ramp and fishing pier remain open.
Charlotte County facilities
All Charlotte County facilities will be closed as of 5 p.m. March 24 until further notice. This includes all county government buildings, parks, playgrounds, boat ramps, preserves, and trails.
Charlotte Players
All March shows for the Charlotte Players have been canceled. Visit the Charlotte Players' website for more information.
Charlotte County Easter egg hunts
The county's traditional and adaptive Easter egg hunts scheduled for April have been canceled. The 9th annual Adaptive Easter Egg Hunt was scheduled for April 4 and the 56th annual Easter Egg Hunt was scheduled for April 11.
For more information, call Lonne Moore at 941-627-1074.
Events in the City of Punta Gorda
The city has suspended all event permits issued until at least May 15. The cancellation period could change depending on public health and safety risk. The following events have been canceled:
TEAM Punta Gorda Pedal & Play
City Wide Garage Sale
The Punta Gorda Block Party and Old Timers Luncheon
Hibiscus Festival
Welcome Home Vietnam Vets Event and Parade
Sullivan Street Arts and Crafts Festival
The Ladies Social Network Arts & Craft Show
Peace River National Art Show
The Charlotte County Relay for Life
Fishermen's Village St. Patrick's Day Parade
Several events are also being postponed or modified at the Charlotte Harbor Events Center.
Fishermen's Village will continue to feature live music and all shops/boutiques/restaurants are open and operating.
Libraries and History Program Cancelations
The following programs will be canceled for the week of March 16-21, 2020:
-Cook the Books, Monday, March 16 at the Punta Gorda Charlotte Library
-SHINE Medicare Program, Tuesday, March 17 at the Punta Gorda Charlotte Library
-Writer's Tea, Tuesday, March 17 at the Port Charlotte Public Library
Special events at Babcock Ranch
Babcock Ranch, a community in southeastern Charlotte County and northeastern Lee County, is postponing large-scale events through March 31. This includes the Babcock Ranch Art Fest on Saturday, March 14, food truck Fridays and farmers markets on March 14, Saturday March 21 and Saturday March 28, British Invasion Night on March 21 and Fitness Fest on March 28.
Snowbird Baseball Classic
The last day of the Snowbird Baseball Classic tournament will be Sunday, March 15, 2020.
Several schools that were scheduled to participate have canceled participation due to school policies on travel restrictions related to COVID-19.
This means the tournament will end one week earlier than originally scheduled.
For additional information about the Snowbird Baseball Classic, including the schedule, click here.
4th Annual Punta Gorda Sullivan Street Craft Festival
The 4th Annual Punta Gorda Sullivan Street Craft Festival is canceled due to the recent spread of COVID-19 and concerns from local officials regarding the safety of its residents and visitors.
Hendry County
Clewiston Sugar Festival
Official announcement: "This family festival has historically been about fun and fellowship for our rural community and its guests," said Hillary Hyslope, Chairperson of the Sugar Festival Committee and Executive Director, Clewiston Chamber of Commerce. "While we regret that the festival will not take place at this time, we are more concerned about doing everything possible to protect our community, our families and all of our guests."
For more information about the festival and it's a cancellation, click here.
Travel from Europe temporarily suspended
During a press conference at the Oval Office, President Donald Trump addressed the actions he is taking to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
President Trump said the travel ban will go into effect Friday at 11:59 p.m.Vice President Mike Pence announced Saturday that travel to the United Kingdom and Ireland is also suspended. That ban will kick in Monday, March 16 at midnight eastern time.
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Miami-Dade mayor cancels all mass-gathering events


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