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Johnny Wesley Watkins
November 22, 1991 - June 13, 2009
Johnny Wesley Watkins, always known as "Wes", was a wonderful young man. On June 13, 2009, Wes was on a regular weekend trip with his family at Lake Cumberland. He had just returned from running errands in one of the family boats, when he slipped and hit his head on a concrete portion of the dock, falling into the water. Family members and friends tried to rescue Wes with no avail. He later was found in about 30 feet of water by an underwater camera system and recovered by volunteer firemen divers.
Wesley was a student at Kings Local School district since kindergarten and was to be a senior in the class of 2010. His friends have very fond memories of him throughout the years. Wes was a kind young man. His heart was filled with love and compassion for the simple gifts in life we sometimes overlook and forget. Luckily, we discovered "A Way of Life", which was an English essay Wes wrote during his junior year. In his own words, Wes tells us what he believes would make this life and world a better place.
By, Wesley Watkins
I think life should be viewed better than it is today. People these days often take advantage of what is given to us. I think people should learn how to respect other people and get respected by others. People should start being nicer and work on being much friendlier.
I think we should just live our life the best that we can and be happy. I also think people should try to enjoy the small things in life like staring at the Sunset or making cool shapes out of the clouds. People should learn that there is more to life than just money. Maybe if we lived this way we would have more friends and get along with everyone.
I often think about life and friendship and what we are doing wrong. I have come to believe that we are put on this earth for a reason and are here to accomplish a task. But this task has nothing to do with money it has to do with something else.
Love is a strong word which I believe we take advantage of. I think that you can't go through life not loving someone or something else. If we learned to love and respect one another maybe there wouldn't be so much hate in the world. If we all loved one another there wouldn't be tragedies or murder. I don't think people should hold grudges no matter how cruel that person seems to be because I strongly believe that there is a little good in everyone.
Sometimes I sit and think that we should stop thinking about ourselves and think about how other people feel.
We should learn to just take life the way it goes and just deal with what happens because that's just the way it is.
This essay is a true testimony to Wesley's character. He genuinely lived his life by these words. Family and friends will always remember Wes' kind heart and sweet smile. He was a true gentleman, never having anything bad to say about anyone. Wes encouraged us to be better people.
When Wes was young he "acquired" a nickname- "Mes". Everywhere he went he left a mess in some form; whether he was walking around the house, out in the yard, hanging out at the dock or in the boat. A messy path seemed to follow him - even when he was cleaning! No matter what, there was always mess trailing Wesley. As a tribute to him with love and admiration, Julie Maguire wrote and recorded the song "My Beautiful Mes" in remembrance of Johnny Wesley Watkins. This song and video was put together in his honor and memory and was played for his classmates at the Kings High School Class of 2010 Baccalaureate. (Click here to remember Wes)
To prevent future tragedies, we have formed the Jamestown Dive Rescue Team. The team is made up of volunteer firemen from the Jamestown Fire Department in Jamestown, KY. At the time of Wes' accident there were no rescue divers for Lake Cumberland- a tragedy in its self for a lake of such size, popularity, number of visitors and citizens that support the lake each year.
Today we are proud to introduce you to the Jamestown Dive Rescue Team,
"Team Wesley".
Thank you for visiting Wes. We appreciate your much needed support to ensure tragedies, such as the loss of Wes, will be prevented in the future.
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['# name prueba7@prueba7.com', 'zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE']

I would like to remove ['# name, all ' and '] What would the result be prueba7@prueba7.com, zimbraIsDelegatedAdminAccount: TRUE
I tried to create task to remove first ['# name
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... but i got error. Could you please help with solution? Thank you.

A: use replace instead:
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    replace: ''

you could write too: regexp: '[''\[\]]|# *name *'
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GOT A TIP?? – EARN CA$H!!
Ray J Supports Chris Brown During Stand-Off
Ray J is speaking out about the stand-off at Chris Brown's house, and he says the whole incident was blown out of proportion.
In case you forgot, Ray was inside the house when a woman named Baylee Curran says Breezy pulled a gun out on her while she was admiring his jewelry.
When Ray tried to leave the house, Baylee had already called the cops, and they handcuffed him and seized his BMW before eventually letting him go.
Chris refused to leave his house for hours, but he finally went outside and spoke to police with his lawyer. He went back into the house and hasn't been seen since.
Ray says he thinks it's wrong that the situation has turned into this, but he supports Chris and "the movement."
Thingz gotta change man! This ain't kool! – much support to @chrisbrownofficial and the whole team! #StayPositive #DontLetTheDevilWin
A video posted by rayj (@rayj) on Aug 30, 2016 at 11:38am PDT
What a damn mess.
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Ms Reg Says!!!? Aug 30, 2016 at 17:07
Anyf*ckingever…RJ. All y'all need to knock it off.
And…yes, I know you'll see this & know exactly WHO said it & why. We know you troll HSK when you know your name is mentioned. Chris Brown better sincerely WATCH the company he keeps. LITERALLY & FIGURATIVELY.
DaRadiant1 Aug 30, 2016 at 18:27
Truuuuueeee!!!! Hell, like I mentioned on the other post. He can't go back home.
Hey Reg, Remember those two dates to look out for? They were 9/11 and 10/31, remember what I told U? Imma give U some possible places that it could happen.
DR1,
Of course I remember…
Do you know I've thought about it everyday since you told me.
Just because I've been busy doesn't mean anything & each time something "outrageous happens" I think about even more. Seems we all need to brace ourselves so to speak.
Anonymous Aug 30, 2016 at 18:22
Why would this bitch go into somebody's house and touch stuff that's not hers. This sounds like a set up. Chris better be careful because Ray J still has blood on his hands from Whitney.
Hell Waffles do too! In fact, I waiting on him to pop up. It's about that time too!
?BrooklynQueen? Aug 30, 2016 at 19:06
This isn't going to end well for him, and he's being kept as high as a kite!….unfortunately, it's blood in, blood out!…Chris is in to deep, and he can't run, because they're everywhere!…If he were to try to hide out somewhere, they'll just trump up some charges against him, to smoke him out!…They've mastered the games of chess, and it's so easy to knock these players, off the board!..Negroes don't even realize that a game is being played, let alone what game is being played!…Ray J. is the Grimm reaper, once he's in the picture, that's it!…He's the industry drug dealer, and set up man, Chris was high as f*ck on that video, and I'm truly disgusted, by this state of affairs!???????
BQ,
Glad Floyd dropped RJ from his inner circle & no longer allows him in his home. Chris needs to take notes…
@Ms.Reg! He probably won't drop Ray J. until he drops his drug habit!…Ray is just his dealer, nothing more!….Ray J. is too narcissistic to be anything of substance to anyone, especially a "friend"! Chile bye!…He'd have to have human emotions, and empathy first and foremost! ?????
PLEASE get your stalker for me!!!?
The Truman Show Sep 1, 2016 at 00:19
Though I hate to keep throwing the excuse out there, Ray J is likely a "patsy", under monarch programming. I saw an interview earlier where he was high as shit. Though He's not completely innocent either. He's clearly aware of the shit that's going on, and it's not a coincidence that he just "happens" to be there whenever some shit goes down. From the looks of things, he sounds like he's trying to be like Raffles Van Exel. Since he couldn't make it in the industry with his "talent", he's just desperate enough to try and play an even dirtier game. What he doesn't realize however is that his black ass IS the game, and that niggas don't get the same privileges in the industry, even if they give up something great. Though he's going to get whats coming to him soon though, especially him being a capricorn. Capricorn is ruled by saturn, and aside from being the planet of destruction, it is also the ruler of karma. Ive known PLENTY of capricorns who've done wrong onto others, only to end up getting the real bitter, short end of the stick not too long after.
Kid Cali got killed a few weeks ago and the same man who set him up set Chris up. His name is Kid Red and he got Chris house robbed and sold stories to tmz. Chris better get out of Cali.
Chris WAS boys with that cat's dad too…
BOTH of them are moroders & scam artists.?
NBA is fixed Aug 31, 2016 at 11:03
I suspect Ray-J is a government! How can Ray-J have so much money and he only had one hit?
Mrs.B Aug 31, 2016 at 11:29
That's what tf Im sayin NBA…he always in some shit that's got nada to do with music.
f*ck corny azz RJ just a damn story line 4 that boring azz luv & hiphop LA he should have been home with his damn wife stupid mf
Sarah Sep 1, 2016 at 10:59
This is what Ray J was doing at Chris' house:
http://www.crazydaysandnights.net/2016/09/blind-item-1-1416.html
crazychris Sep 1, 2016 at 11:17
Chris hanging round bloods who.onky want him for money
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We first heard about Daric in the summer when they made a bit of a splash by filing an S-1 registration with the SEC. They were the first company outside of Lending Club and Prosper to file an S-1 in this industry. The significance of an S-1 is that it allows a company to sell their securities (in this case the p2p loans) to the general public and not just to accredited investors.
Fast-forward a few months and the S-1 registration is still in process. But Daric is moving forward anyway. Over this past weekend Techcrunch broke the story that Daric would be launching this week. So, I called their CEO and Co-founder, Greg Ryan, to get the scoop. He confirmed that Daric is launching today but it will be a small and conservative launch. Daric is already completely open to borrowers and will scale up for accredited investors soon. However, they will not be open for retail investors until some time next year. The significance of today, though, is that Daric will begin issuing loans to borrowers.
While they plan on completing their S-1 next year they have decided to launch for accredited investors initially. This requires no S-1 registration and is a much easier process. While I would like to see another option for retail investors I actually think this is a good move. It simplifies their launch dramatically.
According to Ryan, they have more than $1 million in borrowers ready to go and will be slowly issuing these loans in the coming days and weeks. They also have 200-300 accredited and institutional investors who have expressed interest, more than enough to fund these initial borrowers. In fact, Ryan said they really don't need any new investors at this stage and this is why there is no signup option on their Investor page.
When I asked him about the S-1 registration he said that Daric is still very committed to retail investors. But it made sense for them to start slowly and ensure all their systems are working well before they scale to take on retail investors. Just as Lending Club and Prosper have maintained support for retail investors long after they really needed them, Daric sees retail investors as important. Not only does it provide a diversified capital base but borrowers like the peer to peer aspect of the business – borrowing from individuals rather than a large hedge fund or insurance company.
While initially all processes will be manual Ryan said that they intend to have the first fully automated underwriting system of any p2p lender. At Prosper and Lending Club borrowers always need to communicate with a person during the loan application process – at Daric that will not be the case. They intend to use software and systems to handle all aspects of underwriting. Ryan says that they have been working with some of the smartest minds in consumer and small business lending – taking their knowledge and building automated systems that will make underwriting decisions.
This is a lofty goal and it remains to be seen whether Daric can pull this off. It will likely mean borrowers will get their cash more quickly which should result in less cash drag for investors. But how good will these systems be at identifying bad credit risks? And what about fraud? These questions are yet to be answered. But if they can make this happen it will mean Daric will have a much easier time achieving scale than Lending Club or Prosper.
This was a theme that was often repeated during our conversation. Daric is not looking to the banking and credit card industries to build their team as Lending Club and Prosper have done. First and foremost they want a technology-focused team. Ryan considers Daric more of a technology company than a financial services company.
Right now their team consists of Ryan and two Stanford educated computer science engineers. Ryan says their next hires will be engineers as they see technology as the key to their success. And being based in the Bay Area, Stanford will provide a good source of leads for Daric.
Daric is not content to just offer consumer loans. They are launching with consumer and small business loans for investors. The maximum loans size for consumers is $35,000 and for small business loans is $50,000. The minimum FICO score for consumers will be 660.
Ryan maintains that from a systems perspective underwriting consumer and small business loans is not that different. You need reliable data and then systems that can analyze this data and make a decision. They will be building a ratings system for both consumers and small businesses.
As I said earlier Daric will be open only for accredited and institutional investors initially. Their loan marketplace is not ready for launch yet; loans are being funded in a manual way by the more than 200 investors that have signed up. The minimum investment per loan will be $25 and service fees will be 1% in keeping with the industry standard.
Ironically, even though Daric is a complete startup they have received strong interest from investors already. So much so that they not actively seeking new investors right now. You can send an email to their investor support email address (investorsupport@daric.com) to express interest but they have enough investor dollars to fund their first wave of borrowers.
What I like about Daric is that they are taking a completely different approach, questioning everything that their predecessors have done. By doing this they have set themselves some very lofty goals. Many will scoff that what they are trying to do is simply impossible. That you cannot create a completely automated system to underwrite loans. That small business loans are so different to consumer loans that you should not launch with both kinds of loans.
The skeptics may well be proved right, I don't know. I will be signing up as an investor so I can at least keep close tabs on what they are doing. And I will be following up with a more in depth post once they have some operating history. Whatever happens Daric is bound to create some waves in 2014.
I'm glad there will be another player in the market and obviously hope they continue through with the plans of being available for retail investors. The more options the better as it will push the industry even further. We've seen where both Lending Club and Prosper have made moves to emulate the other so continued improvement is welcome. I am also very interested to see how they end up pricing and offering the small business loans as historically this is a relational business, so automation takes that out aspect of the picture.
As an aside, Peter you've invested in several other opportunities as an accredited investor. Would you be will to share your progress/performance in some of your other investments in addition to those you already provide with Lending Club and Prosper?
Yes, it will be very interesting to see how Daric develops. They are certainly going down a path that has not been attempted before.
As for your other question, I am certainly open to sharing more. Pretty much all of my other investments in this space have been made this year so they are still very young but as they age I will be happy to share more details.
Very different indeed. I am looking forward to how the technological approach alters the perspectives provided by those who started in the banking and credit card industries.
Thank you Peter. Your level of transparency is appreciated and respected by all of us, and one that I know I strive to emulate with my own blog.
Let's start small. What's with the name?
Anyway, that is the origin of their name.
Is the website working? I tried applying but the website does not work properly. I sent an email but never received a response. Just wondering if anyone else is going through the same.
Yes, there are still some issues with their website. I just heard back from their CEO and he said most problems have been fixed although I am still having problems seeing any of the legal agreements on their site.
He also said if you have any questions you should send an email to contact@daric.com.
I'd put an experienced home financing operations staff up against Daric's algorithm and overall process any time. And I feel completely confident stating that Daric will underperform on all but the most vanilla applications and circumstances.
Why? Home financing is ripe with nuance and exceptions as well as constantly evolving rules and interpretations of the rules. It is true that IBM's Watson — quite possibly the most advanced AI on the planet — did well with what amounts to memorization combined with a virtually flawless reaction time. But home financing isn't Jeopardy and Daric isn't Watson.
If Greg Ryan is interested, I'd be happy to assemble a team and arrange that challenge. If Daric outperforms (measured by loan quality, accuracy and risk, not speed obviously) then Mr. Ryan will have earned some very powerful bragging rights. If Daric, fails, well….I suggest the company rethink its future.
Hi Joseph, I don't think Daric will take you up on your offer because they are not doing home financing – they do unsecured consumer and small business loans.
Thank you for the clarification Peter, I appreciate it. I was mistakenly under the impression it was also engaging in or planning to engage in mortgage lending. Now it all makes sense to me.


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Will Smith Resigns From Academy, Will Accept Further Consequences: 'I Am Heartbroken'
In the wake of his Oscars slap of presenter Chris Rock, Will Smith resigned from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on Friday, saying he will accept whatever further sanctions the Academy's board of directors deems necessary.
"Change takes time, and I'm committed to making sure that violence never triumphs over reason again," the "King Richard" star said in a statement.
Smith went on to say that he had responded to the Academy's notice of disciplinary hearing personally. He also expressed sorrow to the Academy, Chris Rock, his family and friends, attendees, nominees and winners, and others.
Will Smith's full statement is as follows:
"I quickly responded to the Academy's notice of disciplinary hearing, and I completely accept any and all consequences." At the 94th Academy Awards, I did something startling, terrible, and unforgivable. I have hurt Chris, his family, many of my personal friends and loved ones, all those in attendance, and global viewers at home. I had betrayed the Academy's trust. I robbed other nominees and winners of the chance to celebrate and be recognized for their exceptional efforts. I'm heartbroken. I want to refocus the Academy's attention on those who deserve it for their achievements, allowing it to focus on the incredible work it does to support cinematic innovation and artistry. As a result, I am resigning from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and I will accept any extra ramifications that the Board may impose. Change takes time, and I'm committed to putting in the work required to guarantee that reason never again triumphs over violence."
As a result of Smith's resignation, he will be unable to vote in the Oscars or attend other Academy activities next year. And, regardless of the Academy's other sanctions, he is unlikely to be invited to the ceremony or receive the Best Actress award at the following year's Oscars, as is traditional for the previous year's Best Actor winner. If he is declared ineligible for an Academy Award, his next project, "Emancipation," a fugitive slave drama directed by Antoine Fuqua and planned to be released by Apple, may suffer as a result.
If the Academy convened an emergency board meeting of its governors on Wednesday to begin its formal review process, Smith could have faced expulsion or suspension from the Academy, as well as becoming ineligible for award consideration. It's also possible that Smith's Best Actor Oscar, which he won on Sunday, would be revoked by the Academy, but this is highly unlikely and has never happened previously in the case of a conduct issue.
The Academy's board of directors will meet again on April 15 as part of the formal review process to determine additional sanctions.
Smith's resignation comes after a week of controversy that began when he punched Chris Rock in the face and yelled twice at the Oscars, "Keep my wife's name out of your f–ing mouth!" in response to a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith. Many people are now wondering what the actor's future in Hollywood will be, or whether he can still be considered a bankable, A-list star, and the Academy is being questioned more about why Smith was not removed from the Oscars after the incident.
Source: rappler.com
'I Betrayed The Trust Of The Academy;' Will Smith Resigns From Academy Of Motion Picture Arts Following Backlash From Oscars Incident
Denzel Washington: I Couldn't Have 'Sat in My Seat' After Will Smith Slap


The sales process for Northern Rock was in disarray this afternoon after private equity firm Olivant failed to submit an offer for the stricken lender.
It has now become a two-horse race as Sir Richard Branson and an in-house Northern Rock team plough on with their attempts to take control of the Newcastle-based bank.
The government had set today as the deadline for bids.
Luqman Arnold, the former Abbey chief executive who is fronting Olivant, said: "Despite working intensively we have been unable to formulate a value-creation proposal which meets our investment criteria whilst also respecting HM government's proposed financing terms and the interests of other stakeholders in the company."
There have been rumours that Olivant had been finding it difficult to make the sums add up for a bid, despite the government's pledge to turn the £24bn of taxpayer loans into bonds. It is promising to guarantee the bonds.
Northern Rock's shares were up 10% initially but fell back to close at 88p, down 8p.
Shareholders had been keen on Olivant's tentative proposals as they did not require an injection of cash from investors.
Branson confirmed today that his offer requires £1.25bn of cash to be injected into Northern Rock, some £500m of which will be raised in a rights issue at 25p a share. Existing shareholders will receive 4.7 new shares for every share they already own. The Virgin consortium will plough in £500m while Virgin Money will contribute £250m.
If Branson is selected by the tripartite authorities - the Treasury, Bank of England and Financial Services Authority - Northern Rock will be rebranded Virgin Bank and remain listed on the stock market.
Sir Brian Pitman, the veteran banker who was chairman of Lloyds TSB, is fronting Branson's offer and said the proposal was "a sound public-private solution" to Northern Rock.
"We have made a proposal that seeks to stabilise the company and rebuild it as a trusted and thriving institution under the Virgin brand with a long-term future," said Pitman.
The in-house management team also proposes raising £500m in its attempt to build an "independent, well capitalised low cost and significantly lower risk mortgage and savings bank".
Paul Thompson, a former mergers and acquisitions banker at Merrill Lynch, would become chief executive.
It is now for the tripartite authorities to scrutinise the business plans put forward by the two parties and decide whether they achieve the government's goal of repaying £24bn of taxpayer loans. It has a March 16 deadline to meet the EU's requirement on state aid.


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David Garcia (September 15, 1920 – May 21, 2018) was an American coach, scout and manager in Major League Baseball who spent over 65 years in professional baseball. He served as manager of the California Angels (1977–78) and Cleveland Indians (1979–82). Including three games as acting manager of the 1975 Indians, during his first coaching tenure there, he compiled a career record of 310 wins and 311 defeats (.499).

Career
Garcia was born in East St. Louis, Illinois, to Spanish immigrant parents and entered the game in 1939. Derailed by injury as a player, Garcia was a minor league infielder for almost 20 seasons — much of that time in the farm system of the New York Giants — and never made it to the major leagues. His playing career also was interrupted by three years (1943–45) of service in the United States Army Air Forces during World War II, and much of his later active career was spent as a player-manager in the low minor leagues. As the playing skipper of the 1951 Oshkosh Giants of the Class D Wisconsin State League, Garcia won the league's triple crown, with 23 home runs, 127 runs batted in and a batting average of .369. He threw and batted right-handed was listed as  tall and .

He began managing at age 27 in 1948 with the Giants' Knoxville Smokies farm team of the Class B Tri-State League, and would continue to manage in the New York and San Francisco Giants' minor league organization over the next two decades (1949–55; 1957; 1964; 1967–68). He also coached for Triple-A Minneapolis (1956) and scouted for the Giants (1957–63; 1965–66). Garcia then joined the San Diego Padres as a minor league manager in 1969, their maiden National League season.

The following season, in his 50th year, Garcia finally reached the majors as San Diego's third-base coach. He coached with the Padres (1970–73), Indians (1975–76; 1979) and Angels (1977) and in 1977 he was named manager of the Angels when Norm Sherry was fired on July 11. While the Angels continued to stumble under him in 1977 (with a 35–46 record), the Halos stood at 25–20 when Garcia was released in favor of Jim Fregosi on June 1, 1978.

Garcia got another chance to manage with the Cleveland Indians when Jeff Torborg was fired on July 23, 1979.  Cleveland played at a 38–28 clip under Garcia for the remainder of the season, and compiled a mark of 52–51 during the strike-shortened 1981 campaign, but they never finished higher than fifth in the American League East. After a sixth-place finish in 1982, Garcia was fired. But he remained in the game into his mid 80s, as a coach for the Milwaukee Brewers (1983–84), a special assignment scout for the Brewers and Kansas City Royals, and — from 2000–02 — a coach with the Colorado Rockies. Garcia was named to the Rockies' staff when he was 79 years of age by then-skipper Buddy Bell. He also scouted for other MLB teams, including the Seattle Mariners and Chicago Cubs.

As a minor league manager in the Giants, Padres and Angels organizations, Garcia won 889 games and lost 796 (.528) and won three championships. He is one of only four individuals to play, coach or announce professional baseball during part of eight decades.  (Vin Scully, Tommy Lasorda and Don Zimmer being the other three.)

Personal life
Garcia's son David was the Yankees  first-round pick—the 11th player taken overall—in the secondary phase of the January 1978 draft. He spent two years in the Yankee systems. Garcia also had two grandsons play professional baseball. Drew Garcia was a 21st round draft choice of the Chicago White Sox in 2008, and reached the Triple-A level. In 2010, the St. Louis Cardinals selected his grandson, Greg Garcia in the seventh round of Major League Baseball draft.  He made his MLB debut for the Cardinals in April 2014.

Dave Garcia died in San Diego, his permanent home since 1961, of natural causes at the age of 97.

References

External links

 Career statistics and manager information from Baseball-Reference

 Etkin, Jack. "A Baseball Elder's Feel for the Game Endures", The New York Times, Sunday, May 3, 2009.

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Our weather has turned wintry again, so I'm inside processing the last of the pictures I took on last week's sunny day.
until they change to their breeding plumage in Spring. Unlike most birds, they tend to be indifferent to people and, as a result, are nearly as easy to photograph as Great Blue Herons.
is much less common, and, when seen, are seldom this close to the marina. Leslie did a good job of spotting this one.
Thanks Loren, love reading your blog, as always!


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St Ambroise Fringe Festival hits 18
By Sharman Yarnell on June 12, 2008
Once again, The Fringe Festival is serving up a cornucopia of stage delictables, with something for everyone. You might say this is art with no strings attached, art with no holds barred, where anything and everything goes. From dance to drag, drama and music, it has it all.
This is the 18th year of The St Ambroise Film Festival, a venue that allows artists from all genres to strut their stuff. What makes it different from other festivals with staged productions is that the shows have no artistic direction – the artists are selected by lottery and there is absolutely no censorship. You must, therefore, carefully read the descriptions of the shows if you don't wish to be insulted, singled out in the audience, or if 'language' upsets your digestion. One of the best things about the Festival is that the cost of the tickets is kept at a minimum and all the money is fed back to the artists working in the productions.
The beginnings of all Fringe Festivals go back to 1947 when artists in Scotland felt excluded from the prestigious Edinburgh Festival – so they created their own venue. It wasn't long before it became known at the "Festival Fringe". From that, came the numerous other "Fringe Fests" over Canada and the United States. The very first festival in Montreal was held on St Laurent Boulevard in 1991. It has now become a yearly event, drawing visitors and performers from near and far. Last year, over 55,000 people attended the indoor and outdoor venues.
This year, it boasts 90 performance companies from eight different countries as well as Canada and the United States, culminating in 700 performances. Most of the shows are between 30 and 60 minutes in length and are situated in the east end of the city, allowing the 'fringer' to hop from one show to another.
The theatre shows run from productions geared to the baby-boomers, with shows featuring comical mishaps of females in menopause and beyond with 3 Old Bags and 64 and No More Lies , to Balls, a look at testicular cancer. Then there's Degrassi: the Musical, based on the popular television series of the late 80s. There is also the more serious look at the fraility of life with Beth, a take-off of Shakespeare's MacBeth, about a woman seeking revenge when she discovers that the man she loves has another life.
Perhaps it's comedy, dance, or a combination of both you prefer. There's everything from the hillarious one-man hit, The Official Napoleon Dynamite Dance Class, a one-woman show/cabaret featuring Marysia-Siren from England with Find Me a Primitive Man, or Shoshinz and Cherry Typhoon from Japan with a promise to "dazzle you with hilarious stage antics without any words but with voices, bodies, and magical souls". And veterans of past Fringe fests, T.J Dawe and Greg Landucci, return this year with their hit, Dishpig, a story of "scrubbing and scraping dishes until your arms fall off".
Whether it's dance, stand-up comedy or conventional theatre (what am I saying – there's nothing conventional about The Fringe Festival!), there is something to tickle the fancy of everyone who simply enjoys being entertained.
The St Ambroise Fringe Festival is on until June 22. You can find all the listed shows and different venues on www.montrealfringe.ca


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Advanced Manufacturing and Production
This technology helps smartphones plot location in areas where GPS systems fail
Connected devices can now share position information, even in noisy, GPS-denied areas.
Image: REUTERS/Abdullah Rashid
This article is published in collaboration with MIT News
Rob Matheson Contributing Writer, MIT Technology Review
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A new system developed by researchers at MIT and elsewhere helps networks of smart devices cooperate to find their positions in environments where GPS usually fails.
Today, the "internet of things" concept is fairly well-known: Billions of interconnected sensors around the world — embedded in everyday objects, equipment, and vehicles, or worn by humans or animals — collect and share data for a range of applications.
An emerging concept, the "localization of things," enables those devices to sense and communicate their position. This capability could be helpful in supply chain monitoring, autonomous navigation, highly connected smart cities, and even forming a real-time "living map" of the world. Experts project that the localization-of-things market will grow to $128 billion by 2027.
The concept hinges on precise localization techniques. Traditional methods leverage GPS satellites or wireless signals shared between devices to establish their relative distances and positions from each other. But there's a snag: Accuracy suffers greatly in places with reflective surfaces, obstructions, or other interfering signals, such as inside buildings, in underground tunnels, or in "urban canyons" where tall buildings flank both sides of a street.
Researchers from MIT, the University of Ferrara, the Basque Center of Applied Mathematics (BCAM), and the University of Southern California have developed a system that captures location information even in these noisy, GPS-denied areas. A paper describing the system appears in the Proceedings of the IEEE.
When devices in a network, called "nodes," communicate wirelessly in a signal-obstructing, or "harsh," environment, the system fuses various types of positional information from dodgy wireless signals exchanged between the nodes, as well as digital maps and inertial data. In doing so, each node considers information associated with all possible locations — called "soft information" — in relation to those of all other nodes. The system leverages machine-learning techniques and techniques that reduce the dimensions of processed data to determine possible positions from measurements and contextual data. Using that information, it then pinpoints the node's position.
In simulations of harsh scenarios, the system operates significantly better than traditional methods. Notably, it consistently performed near the theoretical limit for localization accuracy. Moreover, as the wireless environment got increasingly worse, traditional systems' accuracy dipped dramatically while the new soft information-based system held steady.
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"When the tough gets tougher, our system keeps localization accurate," says Moe Win, a professor in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics and the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems (LIDS), and head of the Wireless Information and Network Sciences Laboratory. "In harsh wireless environments, you have reflections and echoes that make it far more difficult to get accurate location information. Places like the Stata Center [on the MIT campus] are particularly challenging, because there are surfaces reflecting signals everywhere. Our soft information method is particularly robust in such harsh wireless environments."
Joining Win on the paper are: Andrea Conti of the University of Ferrara; Santiago Mazuelas of BCAM; Stefania Bartoletti of the University of Ferrara; and William C. Lindsey of the University of Southern California.
Capturing "soft information"
In network localization, nodes are generally referred to as anchors or agents. Anchors are nodes with known positions, such as GPS satellites or wireless base stations. Agents are nodes that have unknown positions — such as autonomous cars, smartphones, or wearables.
To localize, agents can use anchors as reference points, or they can share information with other agents to orient themselves. That involves transmitting wireless signals, which arrive at the receiver carrying positional information. The power, angle, and time-of-arrival of the received waveform, for instance, correlate to the distance and orientation between nodes.
Traditional localization methods extract one feature of the signal to estimate a single value for, say, the distance or angle between two nodes. Localization accuracy relies entirely on the accuracy of those inflexible (or "hard") values, and accuracy has been shown to decrease drastically as environments get harsher.
Say a node transmits a signal to another node that's 10 meters away in a building with many reflective surfaces. The signal may bounce around and reach the receiving node at a time corresponding to 13 meters away. Traditional methods would likely assign that incorrect distance as a value.
For the new work, the researchers decided to try using soft information for localization. The method leverages many signal features and contextual information to create a probability distribution of all possible distances, angles, and other metrics. "It's called 'soft information' because we don't make any hard choices about the values," Conti says.
The system takes many sample measurements of signal features, including its power, angle, and time of flight. Contextual data come from external sources, such as digital maps and models that capture and predict how the node moves.
Back to the previous example: Based on the initial measurement of the signal's time of arrival, the system still assigns a high probability that the nodes are 13 meters apart. But it assigns a small possibility that they're 10 meters apart, based on some delay or power loss of the signal. As the system fuses all other information from surrounding nodes, it updates the likelihood for each possible value. For instance, it could ping a map and see that the room's layout shows it's highly unlikely both nodes are 13 meters apart. Combining all the updated information, it decides the node is far more likely to be in the position that is 10 meters away.
"In the end, keeping that low-probability value matters," Win says. "Instead of giving a definite value, I'm telling you I'm really confident that you're 13 meters away, but there's a smaller possibility you're also closer. This gives additional information that benefits significantly in determining the positions of the nodes."
Reducing complexity
Extracting many features from signals, however, leads to data with large dimensions that can be too complex and inefficient for the system. To improve efficiency, the researchers reduced all signal data into a reduced-dimension and easily computable space.
To do so, they identified aspects of the received waveforms that are the most and least useful for pinpointing location based on "principal component analysis," a technique that keeps the most useful aspects in multidimensional datasets and discards the rest, creating a dataset with reduced dimensions. If received waveforms contain 100 sample measurements each, the technique might reduce that number to, say, eight.
A final innovation was using machine-learning techniques to learn a statistical model describing possible positions from measurements and contextual data. That model runs in the background to measure how that signal-bouncing may affect measurements, helping to further refine the system's accuracy.
The researchers are now designing ways to use less computation power to work with resource-strapped nodes that can't transmit or compute all necessary information. They're also working on bringing the system to "device-free" localization, where some of the nodes can't or won't share information. This will use information about how the signals are backscattered off these nodes, so other nodes know they exist and where they are located.
Rob Matheson, Contributing Writer, MIT Technology Review
This article is published in collaboration with MIT News.
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Erie County remains at peak flu season
David Bruce @etnbruce
The county's number of flu cases declined, but that was due to the holiday and regular reporting delays.
The number of flu cases in Erie County declined last week but health officials attributed it to the President's Day holiday and normal reporting delays.
Two-hundred five cases were reported in the county, a drop from the updated total of 426 flu cases reported the week ending Feb. 8.
"I expect to see that number increase significantly when we receive the late cases," said Charlotte Berringer, R.N., director of community health services for the health department. "We remain in peak flu season."
In fact, an increase in type A cases last week suggests the county could see a second wave of flu in the upcoming weeks, Berringer said.
Fifty-nine of last week's cases were type A, a higher percentage (29 percent) than in previous weeks. This year's flu season has been dominated so far by the type B/Victoria flu strain.
"The concern is that type A flu is usually a more severe disease and affects the older population more," Berringer said. "It can cause more hospitalizations."
Five people were hospitalized with flu complications last week. The season's hospitalization rate of 3.9 percent remains less than half of the normal rate.
No flu-related deaths were reported last week. The season's total remains at three deaths.
A total of 1,991 cases have been reported in the county this season, the fourth most since flu became a reportable disease in 2003.
Contact David Bruce at dbruce@timesnews.com. Follow him on Twitter @ETNbruce.


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package io.prestosql.plugin.raptor.legacy;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import com.google.common.io.Files;
import io.prestosql.spi.Plugin;
import io.prestosql.spi.connector.ConnectorFactory;
import io.prestosql.testing.TestingConnectorContext;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.ServiceLoader;

import static com.google.common.collect.Iterables.getOnlyElement;
import static com.google.common.io.MoreFiles.deleteRecursively;
import static com.google.common.io.RecursiveDeleteOption.ALLOW_INSECURE;
import static io.airlift.testing.Assertions.assertInstanceOf;

public class TestRaptorPlugin
{
    @Test
    public void testPlugin()
            throws Exception
    {
        RaptorPlugin plugin = loadPlugin(RaptorPlugin.class);

        ConnectorFactory factory = getOnlyElement(plugin.getConnectorFactories());
        assertInstanceOf(factory, RaptorConnectorFactory.class);

        File tmpDir = Files.createTempDir();
        try {
            Map<String, String> config = ImmutableMap.<String, String>builder()
                    .put("metadata.db.type", "h2")
                    .put("metadata.db.filename", tmpDir.getAbsolutePath())
                    .put("storage.data-directory", tmpDir.getAbsolutePath())
                    .build();

            factory.create("test", config, new TestingConnectorContext());
        }
        finally {
            deleteRecursively(tmpDir.toPath(), ALLOW_INSECURE);
        }
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    private static <T extends Plugin> T loadPlugin(Class<T> clazz)
    {
        for (Plugin plugin : ServiceLoader.load(Plugin.class)) {
            if (clazz.isInstance(plugin)) {
                return (T) plugin;
            }
        }
        throw new AssertionError("did not find plugin: " + clazz.getName());
    }
}

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Boss On Cooper's Excellent First Year
Steve Davis delighted with George's progression
Steve Davis has praised George Cooper's maturity during what the boss has described 'as an excellent first season as a young professional'. The Warrington based youngster announced himself on the first team scene with a stunning free-kick to win the game against Coventry City back in October and his eventful first season has gone from strength-to-strength.
Cooper has made 27 first team appearances, scoring three goals but he has also helped the club's successful Youth Team reach the quarter-final stage of the Youth Cup, defeating Arsenal away in the process.
Cooper's fantastic season culminated in him winning the Apprentice of the Year Award at the Football League awards last Sunday evening. An honour Nick Powell won back in 2012 ahead of his move to Manchester United.
Cooper, 18, is hoping to be involved in the squad at Coventry tomorrow and Davis is pleased with the progress the talented forward has made.
Steve told crewealex.net: "George has had an excellent first year, as a second year scholar, first year pro with us. He is still a young player learning the game and he knows he has some way to go yet but he is eager to learn and improve.
"He has shown great maturity and takes his confidence onto the pitch. He is an undoubted talent and it is a great honour to have another of our young apprentices win the Football League award. Nick won it in 2012 and to have two winners in three years is great for the Football Club.
He added: "He has also had to juggle his studies at the same time and that is never easy as well, so he has done really well."


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> SEO>PrestaShop Google Instant Indexing API Integration
PrestaShop Google Instant Indexing API Integration
Google Indexing API allows websites to notify Google when they add, update or remove pages on their site in order to make Googlebot update its index. This way, Google schedules new crawls, keeping up to date with your content on SERPs, which improves your Website traffic. Below we highlight some of the things you can do with the indexing API.
Thanks to integrating the Indexing API, you can send a URL to Google and ask for it to be indexed. This way, you'll speed up the indexing process of any page you want.
You can perform the following actions using the Google Indexing API:
Update a URL: Let Google know you have a new URL or updated content on your Website so it can crawl it ASAP.
Remove a URL: Notify Google that you have deleted a URL on your site. This way, Google will de-index the page and won't waste your crawl budget on it.
Get the status of a request: Check the last notification you sent to Google about a specific URL.
Send batch indexing requests: You can send up to 100 calls in one request asking to update, index, or eliminate your pages. This reduces the number of HTTP connections you have to make.
Proper website indexing allows search engines to see all of your important pages and gives your site a major boost. It can even send you on your way to page one.
Indexing is how search engines organize the information and the websites that they know about. Indexing is part of a normal search engine process – arguably the most important because content that is not in the index has no possibility of ranking for a search result.
A page is indexed by Google if it has been visited by the Google crawler ("Googlebot"), analyzed for content and meaning, and stored in the Google index. Indexed pages can be shown in Google Search results (if they follow Google's webmaster guidelines).
Indexing is used to optimize the performance of a database by minimizing the number of disk accesses required when a query is processed. The index is a type of data structure. It is used to locate and access the data in a database table quickly.
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The benefits of index investing include low cost, requiring little financial knowledge, convenience, and provides diversification
IndexNow is an open-source protocol that allows website publishers to instantly index across participating search engines, updating results based on the latest content changes. Simply put, it's a simple ping that notifies search engines that a URL and its content have been added, updated, or deleted
Indexing is the process of storing web pages in the index – a search engine's database. It is a necessary step before you can see your website on Google. And on average, 16% of valuable pages on popular websites aren't indexed. This SEO issue is a critical business problem for your entire organization
Instant indexing refers to the direct or very fast recording of URLs of a website into the search index of search engines so that content can be found by users. There are different strategies and methods to provide a Website, URL, or new media content to a search engine. Accordingly, the time span Google will need to include content in its databases varies as well. Depending on the search engine, this can take between a few hours, several days, or even weeks.
Indexing can only be classified as Instant Indexing, Immediate Indexing, or On-Demand Indexing when
A mechanism is used to add new content to the index faster than the conventional crawlers and the website with the new content is already known to the search engine. In other words, other content on the website has already been indexed.
Typically, Google crawls new sites and content by utilizing the already existing index. The Crawler visits the links it already knows and finds new links that are still unknown to it. If a link to a new site is placed on another site, the crawler would also follow this link to index the new content. The same is true for ping services, which give search engines a short ping signal. This is used with blogs for fast indexing. Also, Traffic from social media or backlinks can indicate new links to search engines. However, in the case of instant indexing, a different approach is used, which is intended for web projects that constantly provide new content. For example, news sites or sports magazines can be registered as publishers and these will be shown in the vertical search under News with current content, which corresponds in principle to Instant Indexing, but there are nevertheless some differences.
This type of credential is also used as part of instant indexing in the custom search. Necessary prerequisites are proven ownership of a website and a Google account in Webmaster Tools
Google takes it one step further with the Real-Time Indexing API. Current and, above all, relevant content is supposed to be accessible to users in the Google search right after being posted. The API allows publishers to send their content directly to Google without having to do so manually in the Search Console. This minimizes the delays between the publication of a post and indexing by Google. According to Google, users want more up-to-date information on a variety of subjects. Immediate indexing is especially of benefit for news websites and brands whose content is focused on current events.
The topic of Instant Indexing has always been an area of speculation since Google has been established. Millions of new websites are launched every day and it seems virtually impossible for a search engine to promptly index all of this content. With Sitemaps and functions such as Fetch and Google, the time span is considerably shorter, but direct indexing or immediate indexing is not real in this context.[4] The custom search is without doubt an exception. However, Instant Indexing is limited to the website itself. Current content is not displayed in the traditional Google search. The latest announcement by Google on the subject of Instant Indexing has left many experts intrigued. A real-time indexing API would save the publishers a lot of work and Google would feed current content from trustworthy websites directly into the system. The extent to which instant indexing would actually be instant will have to be seen in practice.
In order for your site's contents to be included in the results of your custom search engine, they need to be included in the Google index. The Google index is similar to an index in a library, which lists information about all the books the library has available. However, instead of books, the Google index lists all of the web pages that Google knows about. When Google visits your site, it detects new and updated pages and updates the Google index.
To see which pages on your site are in the Google index, you can do a Google Web Search for "site:mywebsite.com".
If you want more pages included in the Google index, use the Google Search Console to submit indexing requests. These requests will change the index for both Google search and your search engine. In order for the Programmable Search Engine to recognize the indexing request, the site or URL pattern needs to be listed in the "Sites to search section" found in the Basics tab of the Setup section in the search engine configuration. Crawling and indexing may not happen immediately.
Google recommends using the Indexing API instead of sitemaps because the Indexing API prompts Googlebot to crawl your pages sooner than updating the sitemap and pinging Google.
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# Setting up OpenWhisk on Ubuntu server(s)

The following are verified to work on Ubuntu 14 LTS. You may need `sudo` or root access to install required software depending on your system setup.

The commands below should be executed on the host machine for single VM/server deployments of OpenWhisk.
For a distributed deployment spanning multiple VMs, the commands should be executed on a machine with network connectivity to all the VMs in the deployment - this is called the `bootstrapper` and it is ideally an Ubuntu 14.04 VM that is provisioned in an IaaS (infrastructure as a service platform e.g., OpenStack).
Your local machine can act as the bootstrapper as well if it can connect to the VMs deployed in your IaaS.

  ```
  # Install git if it is not installed
  sudo apt-get install git -y

  # Clone openwhisk
  git clone https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk.git openwhisk

  # Change current directory to openwhisk
  cd openwhisk
  ```

Open JDK 8 is installed by running the following script as the default Java environment.

  ```
  # Install all required software
  (cd tools/ubuntu-setup && ./all.sh)
  ```

If you choose to install Oracle JDK 8 instead of Open JDK 8, please run the following script.

  ```
  # Install all required software
  (cd tools/ubuntu-setup && ./all.sh oracle)
  ```

### Select a data store
Follow instructions [tools/db/README.md](../db/README.md) on how to configure a data store for OpenWhisk.

## Build

  ```
  cd <home_openwhisk>
  ./gradlew distDocker
  ```

## Deploy

Follow the instructions in [ansible/README.md](../../ansible/README.md) to deploy and teardown OpenWhisk within a single machine or VM.

Once deployed, several Docker containers will be running in your machine.
You can check that containers are running by using the docker CLI with the command `docker ps`.

### Configure the CLI
Follow instructions in [Configure CLI](../../docs/cli.md). The API host
should be `172.17.0.1` or more formally, the IP of the `edge` host from the
[ansible environment file](../../ansible/environments/local/hosts).

### Use the wsk CLI
```
bin/wsk action invoke /whisk.system/utils/echo -p message hello --result
{
    "message": "hello"
}
```


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Q: How to use DCEVM/Hotswap Agent with jar file update? I am running a java spring boot application as jar file with DCEVM hot-swap agent. When i change some class files in my jar file the application is not reloading those changes. But If I extract my jar file and run my application as a simple java class file adding all dependencies to class path( like how IntelliJ Idea does) then replace any of the class file it reloads successfully.
Running extracted jar file:
java -XXaltjvm=dcevm -javaagent:path/hot-swap/hotswap-agent-1.3.1-SNAPSHOT.jar=autoHotswap=true -Dspring.profiles.active=local -Dserver.port=8082 -classpath path/jdk1.8.0_191.jdk/Contents/Home/jre/lib/charsets.jar:--jdk-lib-jars:./path/classes:..other-jar-file-path com.company.app.App

after running above command if I am making any changes and recompiling and then replacing updated class file then the changes are detected and my app reflects the changes.
HOTSWAP AGENT: 15:35:55.349 RELOAD (org.hotswap.agent.config.PluginManager) - Reloading classes [com.company.controller.HealthController] (autoHotswap)

I get above log which tells me that class is reloaded. everything works fine.
Running jar file:
java -XXaltjvm=dcevm -javaagent:path/hot-swap/hotswap-agent-1.3.1-SNAPSHOT.jar=autoHotswap=true -Dspring.profiles.active=local -Dserver.port=8081 -jar app.jar

After running If I update the jar file with following command:
jar uf app.jar path/HealthController.class

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Sometimes we miss seeing completely through the rushing of our day.
What did the sky look like when you went to work this morning? Was the sun up yet? Were there clouds in the sky, or was it clear? What kind of blue was it, pale or deep? Were the clouds puffy or thin? Was the sun a vibrant orange or a golden yellow-gold?
Often I find it difficult to quiet my head, so I try to park the car for fifteen minutes in the morning and take some pictures. Luckily Forest Park is on my way to work so I can grab some minutes there. There's always something slightly different, even in the areas I see often, and if there's a fog, I really hustle because it burns off as the sun rises in the sky. The light is different now than during the summer too, because sunrise is getting later and later.
I love this exercise because it makes me focus, it makes me look at the small things and the bigger picture (no pun intended). The next time you look, really look. Look at paintings, look at brushstrokes, look at the details that the artist chose to include, and then contemplate on what the artist chose to leave out. Look at the random single leaf that landed on your car: what color is it? What color was it? Next time you drive by a park, how many shades of green do you see?
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Turns out even lawmakers on Capitol Hill think it's not the government but the private sector that must make the needed investments to turn around struggling areas of the country. So a group of lawmakers has come up with a tax proposal to do just that.
The Republican-led Congress is getting ready to debate the Investing in Opportunity Act, but get a load of this: it's a bipartisan bill! Whaa? Unheard of, it would seem, but a real-live attempt at creating some good.
The proposal is the work of Democratic Rep. Ron Kind of Wisconsin and Republican Rep. Pat Tiberi of Ohio in the House of Representatives. Sens. Tim Scott, R-S.C., and Cory Booker, D-N.J., are shepherding the effort through the Senate. The bill is aimed at spurring private-sector investment in "distressed communities," combating both poverty and the lingering gaps in economic recovery.
Those communities account for 50 million Americans that are below average thresholds on education, unemployment, poverty, median income ratio, and housing availability.
As Roll Call explains:
The legislation would allow investors to defer paying capital gains taxes if they reinvest in "opportunity funds" that would be targeted at "opportunity zones," or a low-income communities designated by state governments.
"There's really no direct federal involvement other than we defer capital gains," Tiberi, a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, told a small group of reporters gathered in Scott's office Thursday. "There is a cost because of the deferral of capital gains, but ultimately, those will be paid."
The fact that the bill allows state governments to direct the funds and does not involve additional federal funds being sent to these communities should make it attractive to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, the bill's proponents said. …
The lawmakers said encouraging private-sector investment in those communities could have a multiplying effect. The addition of a new grocery store, Tiberi explained, would create more jobs and attract more people to the neighborhood.
This is not the first go-round of the bill. It was introduced in the last Congress, but because it dealt with taxes, it was dead on arrival. Now that President Trump has made tax reform and underserved communities two of his priorities, the GOP is looking at "budget reconciliation," or bypassing the 60-vote threshold required in the Senate to end debate on legislation and head to a vote. Now it's just a matter of picking up support for the legislation.
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On our second day in Canada, we explored Montreal. One of our stops is the Jardin Botanique, and this is my second time visiting this place. I was very excited to show Kepi around, as this is his first time visiting Montreal.
Montreal has a feel. Yup, French feel. We bought our tickets here. I forgot how much they were.
Kepi and I thought the Insectarium is way cool.
I would freak out if I see something this big crawling.
Another robot dinosaur that really intrigued me.
We were so lucky that these water lilies were in bloom when we visited. Here's one waiting for its time to bloom.
Such beauty, such elegance. It looks like she's ready to go ballroom dancing tonight.
I think this is my favorite area - the Chinese Garden. The building backdrop is the Friendship Hall.
The water lilies and their beautiful pink flowers.
These red lanterns remind me of New Year.
A glimpse of The Dream Lake Garden designed by Le Weihzong.
Did you know that the grey rocks used on this lake came from the Tai Lake of China?
I love this walkway especially with the red lanterns.
A boat floats as the Tower of Condensing Clouds keeps watch.
I find this place perfect for meditation or a retreat.
Kepi and I at the Springtime Courtyard. Yes, note those newly weds at the back. It's actually my first time seeing that they're in our photo and sort of centered too.
We had a wonderful time at Jardin Botanique, so if you happen to be dropping by Montreal, do try to visit. It's easily accessible by Metro, but we drove this time which isn't that bad in terms of traffic.
Hi Onyxx, I love the lilies and the Chinese garden is my favorite part of the park.


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CULVERTHORPE HALL
Park and Garden
North Kesteven (District Authority)
Culverthorpe and Kelby
South Kesteven (District Authority)
Heydour
TF 01829 40076
A country house with an early C20 garden, set in a park with woodland and formal features laid out from the C17 onwards.
HISTORIC DEVELOPMENT
For much of the C17 Culverthorpe, or Thorpe, or Hatherthorpe as it was variously called, was held in the ownership of the Lister family, from whom it was purchased in c 1679 by Sir John Newton. The building of the present Culverthorpe Hall was started in c 1679 by Sir John, on the site of an earlier, C16 house, and incorporating some of its fabric. To accompany the new house he began to lay out a formal landscape around it. Sir John was succeeded by his son, Sir John II who continued work on the house, probably to designs of his masons William and Edward Stanton (Pevsner et al 1989), and carried on the planting of the grounds, adding a wilderness to the east of the house. On his death in 1734 Sir John II was succeeded by Sir Michael Newton, his son by his second marriage to Susannah Warton of Beverley. Sir Michael was responsible for a third phase of development to the Hall, adding a new south front with projecting pavilions between 1734 and his death in 1743 and continuing the work of planting the grounds. An engraving by Badeslade of c 1740 (reproduced in CL 1923) shows the elaborate formal scheme for both Hall and grounds. The architect for the additions to the Hall may have been Roger Morris, who is known to have designed the London house for Sir Michael (Thorold 1999). Sir Michael and Lady Margaret Newton's only son died in infancy and so in 1743 the estate passed to the Archer-Houblon family. They had family seats elsewhere and for much of the time Culverthorpe was let. Between 1804 and 1810 Catherine and Philip Blundell, distant relatives of the Archer-Houblons, owned Culverthorpe and are said to have cut down many of the oldest trees and sold much of the fine furniture (CL 1923). Thus after Susannah Houblon-Newton succeeded to the estate in 1819 the estate was often let. By 1900, whilst in the ownership of Colonel George Archer-Houblon, the Hall lay unoccupied (Kelly 1900) and soon afterwards it was sold to General Adlercron. According to Pevsner (1989), the architect Reginald Blomfield carried out unspecified alterations to the Hall at this time, and the garden was rearranged in 1912 (designer unknown). Culverthorpe has passed through the hands of several private owners since then, during which time the kitchen garden has been demolished and the formal garden simplified. Up until the 1990s much of the estate, including the Hall and grounds together with the main body of the park, was owned by Mr G Emerson, who subsequently sold to Mr R Clark in 1995. The site remains (2000) in divided ownership.
LOCATION, AREA, BOUNDARIES, LANDFORM, SETTING Culverthorpe lies c 8km to the north-east of Grantham, in a rural part of Lincolnshire. The c 30ha site is bounded to the east by Culverthorpe village and a minor country road to Rauceby, to the south by the road between Heydour and Culverthorpe, and to the west and north by farmland. The Hall sits on high ground towards the north of the site, the land falling gently to the 'fishpond' lakes along the southern boundary. The park is enclosed by perimeter woodlands but there are views out from the Hall, looking south over the lakes to the surrounding countryside.
ENTRANCES AND APPROACHES The main approach to the Hall is from Culverthorpe village on the eastern boundary, through elaborate iron gates hung on gate piers beside the early C19 Manor Farm (outside the area here registered). The drive runs west through parkland, skirting to the south of the site of the former walled kitchen garden, and continues to the south of the Hall to arrive at Park Farm, situated c 150m to the south-west of the Hall within the park. A branch off the drive turns north to enter the entrance court below the south front and sweeps in a circle around a central lawn. Steps up from the drive lead to a gravel terrace running along the base of the south facade, with further steps up to the entrance porch. Two farm tracks enter the park, one from the western boundary and the other from the north-west corner of the park, along West Walk; both tracks lead to Park Farm. A late C20 gateway on the site of an C18 entrance (Armstrong, 1779) has been erected on the south boundary, with a drive crossing the dam between the two lakes and running north through the park to Park Farm.
PRINCIPAL BUILDING Culverthorpe Hall (listed grade I) is a large country mansion built of limestone ashlar with slate roofs and lead dressings. The three-storey building, erected in the Palladian style, has a rectangular central block with flanking two-storey pavilions. The central core is late C17, built by Sir John Newton who began its construction in 1679 as soon as he took possession of the property. It was completed in c 1700 by masons William and Edward Stanton for Sir John II while the entrance porch and pavilions were added by Sir Michael Newton between 1734 and 1743. Sir Michael's plan to link the service courts to the Hall with colonnades, as depicted on the Badeslade engraving, was never completed.
Immediately to the west of the Hall, and forming the western edge of the entrance forecourt, is the stable block (listed grade II*). Built by the Newtons at the same time as the Hall, the stables are of limestone ashlar and slate, arranged in a 'T' plan, with a C19 west wing incorporating a carriage archway. To the east of the Hall, forming the eastern edge of the entrance forecourt, is the former service range (listed grade II*), now (2001) garages. These were also built by the Newtons in the early C18 and reflect the style and character of the other buildings.
GARDENS AND PLEASURE GROUNDS The gardens lie to the east and north of the Hall; to the east they consist of lawns flanking a central path leading towards the Wilderness which was planted by the Newton family in the early C18. A wide grass path continues through this ornamental wooded area to the remains of the Culverthorpe Temple (c 1740, listed grade II*), the facade only of a temple with an Ionic portico which lies on the eastern boundary. On the ground behind the portico are the stubs of the flanking walls of a church, shown on early C20 OS maps as St Bartholomew's Chapel which was designed by William Stanton in 1691 as part of the landscape works. The layout of this garden is well recorded in an estate map of 1819 and elements of the Newtons' early C18 scheme (Badeslade c 1740) survive within it.
To the north of the Hall, a central projecting bay contains the garden door which leads onto a wide flagstone terrace below the north front. Shallow central steps either side of a low retaining wall lead down to the early C20 formal garden which comprises lawns divided by flagstone paths and bordered by mature trees. Early C20 photographs (CL 1923) show two of the lawn areas planted as rose gardens. The lawns run north for c 100m to the edge of a block of woodland on the northern boundary of the park. In the early C18 this woodland was laid out by the Newtons as a formal feature, cut through with rides and alles aligned on the north front of the Hall; the central path survived into the C19, being shown on the 1819 estate map.
PARK The park lies to the south-east, south, and west of the Hall, with the main body of surviving parkland lying to the south and dense woodland along the south, east, and north boundaries. To the east the land is divided into fields scattered with mature trees of mixed species. From the gardens below the north front is a track leading north-west from the stable block to the tree-lined West Walk which leads to Patman's Wood, surrounded by arable land. The Walk and Patman's Wood appear to be late C18 additions to the landscape (Armstrong, 1779; estate map, 1819).
South of the Hall the central section of park is laid to grass with some surviving parkland trees, while to the west of the Park Farm complex the land has been returned to arable use. At the southern end of the south park, c 300m south of the Hall, lie two large lakes which are marked on the OS maps as 'fish ponds' and which appear on the 1740 engraving (Badeslade, in CL 1923) as a formal canal, suggesting that they are at least contemporary with the Hall and may be earlier. In 1740 the land between the lakes and the Hall was formally planted with trees, lining a wide avenue to the water. By 1819 it was shown as 'water furrows'. The lakes are fed from a stream, the North Beck, which flows into the park at the south-west corner, and exits beyond the dam at the south-east corner. Badeslade (1740), the estate map of 1819, and the 1824 OS map all show a double avenue of trees running from the stable courtyard through the south park to the edge of the eastern lake although this had gone by 1905 (OS).
KITCHEN GARDEN The former walled kitchen garden stood c 120m to the south-east of the Hall and was built at the same time as the Hall, being shown on the Badeslade engraving of 1740. It was demolished in the second half of the C20.
Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire (1900) Country Life, 54 (15 September 1923), pp 350-6; (22 September 1923), pp 386-91 Architectural History 5, (1974), item 4995 N Pevsner et al, The Buildings of England: Lincolnshire (2nd edn 1989), pp 244-5 H Thorold, Lincolnshire Houses (1999), pp 129-30
Maps Capt A Armstrong, Map of the County of Lincolnshire, 1779 Map of the estates of Susanna Houlston-Newton, 1819 (MISC DON 147/5), (Lincolnshire Archives)
OS 1" to 1 mile:	1st edition published 1824 OS 6" to 1 mile:	2nd edition published 1905
Description written: June 2001 Register Inspector: EMP Edited: May 2002
This garden or other land is registered under the Historic Buildings and Ancient Monuments Act 1953 within the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens by Historic England for its special historic interest.


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Galion's Ryan Utz takes a cut during last week's Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference game at Clear Fork. Utz belted a seventh-inning grand slam to seal the Tigers' 7-5 win.
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Utz, Tigers on the prowl
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The wait for his second and third homers was significantly shorter.
The Richland Bank Athlete of the Week, Utz belted three home runs in as many days as the Tigers went 2-1 last week.
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"That was my first home run of my high school career and it couldn't have come at a better time," Utz said. "It was a fastball up and in and I just got up there knowing I could do it. I was just trying to get a base hit and that happened."
Galion's leadoff hitter, Utz was 0-for-2 with a walk in his previous three trips to the plate against the Colts. He didn't waste any time in his fourth plate appearance, turning on the first offering from Clear Fork reliever Dylan Jewell and sending it over the wall in left.
"He's an All-Ohio kid," Galion coach Phil Jackson said. "He's having an amazing season. He's batting over .500 for us and he's just a dangerous kid.
"He's got some good pop. That was big and that's why we put him in that position. I'm so happy for him."
The Colts earned a measure of revenge the following day, beating Galion 16-3. But Utz and the Tigers bounced back with a run rule-shortened 11-1 win over Willard on Thursday. Utz hammered two more home runs and knocked in three runs in the win.
A senior, Utz ranks among District 9 leaders in batting average (.517), home runs (3), runs scored (19) and stolen bases (10). He has been used sparingly on the mound because of elbow tenderness, but earned the save in the win over Clear Fork.
Galion and Clear Fork are tied atop the MOAC standings at 6-2 at the midway point. The Tigers have two games against Shelby this week and a home-and-home series with defending MOAC champ Ontario next week.
With Utz leading the charge, the never-say-die Tigers should remain in the hunt for the MOAC title.
"We're never done until that last out … those kids really believe that," Jackson said. "They never give up and they keep fighting."
Utz agreed.
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