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Consult with Plitron engineers for more design and technical information. Typically, inductors are custom designed to customer specifications.The information below is intended to serve as a guide when specifying an inductor.
Toroidal architecture brings many of the same advantages to inductors as it does for power transformers. Inductors are common in analog and signal processing applications. When used in conjunction with capacitors, they form an LC filter circuit, to remove DC fluctuations after rectification in power supplies. Hi-B electrical steels used in toroidal cores are classified as 'square-loop' materials, thus they are linear in operation and exhibit high saturation levels. However, the knee of the curve is abrupt and becomes non linear, and above that point can be driven into saturation – especially when used in DC filtering applications.
For This reason an air gap is commonly introduced into the magnetic circuit, which has the effect to 'round' the hysteresis loop, and allow the coil to operate without being driven into saturation. As introduction of a gap flattens the B-H loop of the material, so too does it lower the residual flux and the permeability.
A gapped core gains the ability to handle AC + DC flux components without saturating. However it is not an ideal solution as it degrades some of the specs and performance. Core gapping is a relatively expensive process, adding cost to the product. As expected, the core permeability is driven down, thus the inductor needs to grow in size, and additional turns are needed. This makes the inductor more expensive, larger, and increases the temperature rise. Stray magnetics in proximity of the gap increase by a large magnitude, and can easily interfere with other circuit components. The possibility of mechanical 'hum' increases with gap size and current.
Through original research, Plitron has developed a range of round-loop materials utilizing gapless toroidal cores, making them an ideal choice for toroidal inductors.
Gapless toroidal cores smooth out the hysteresis curve, and extend the linear operating portion.
They are often less expensive than gapped cores, and can resolve issues associated with the air gap.
Stray fields are lowered across the board, and remove any 'hot-spots' especially near the gap.
There is less likelihood of cross-talk and interference to other commencements. A continuously wound core contains no cut edges to vibrate, thus noise reduction is not an issue.


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Patients and Visitors / Accessibility
Woodstock Hospital is committed to providing an accessible and inclusive environment for all patients, employees and visitors, and to meeting the standards outlined in the province's Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
Wheelchairs are available at all entrances to our hospital. Anyone needing assistance with a wheelchair can also dial "0" on any of our hospital telephones to speak with switchboard and request a wheelchair.
Service Animals are also welcome on our property. Patients or visitors should carry proof of the service animal's status in the form of a letter signed by a physician or nurse. You are encouraged to discuss bringing the service animal with you when booking your first appointment with our hospital staff.
Woodstock Hospital requests patients bring with them assistive devices they use to carry out everyday activities when accessing care and services. Woodstock Hospital makes reasonable efforts to ensure that patients with disabilities can use their assistive devices while in the organization. Assistive devices include (but are not limited to): wheelchairs, hearing aids, adaptive computer technologies, walkers, crutches, and personal sound amplification devices.
Woodstock Hospital welcomes support people who accompany patients with disabilities to hospital premises. Reasonable efforts will be made to ensure that people with disabilities have access to their support person except where the safety of a person is a risk. If the support person cannot accompany the person with the disability, staff ensures measures are available for the person to obtain, use and benefit from care and services.
Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities Policy
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Corps Africa and Mastercard Foundation partner to create 30,000 work opportunities for young Africans
Mastercard Foundation has committed almost $17m to broaden the impact of CorpsAfrica, an NGO inspired by the US Peace Corps that was first incubated in Morocco with OCP support.
The OCP Group is very pleased to announce that the Mastercard Foundation, a dynamic and highly-respected private foundation with a strong and impactful presence across the African continent, has committed almost $17m over the next three years to broaden the presence and impact of CorpsAfrica, an innovative and dynamic non-governmental organisation of which OCP is proud to be the founding funder.
CorpsAfrica, first incubated in Morocco with OCP support, was inspired by the US Peace Corps and founded by Liz Fanning, a former Peace Corps Volunteer in Morocco.
The organisation recruits and trains young African women and men and sends them to high-poverty communities in their own countries for one year to address the community's self-identified needs in education, health, small business development, agriculture, and other sectors.
The impact is double: on the communities, and on the young African volunteers who learn priceless lessons in leadership that they will carry with them throughout their professional lives.
The OCP Group has been proud to support CorpsAfrica's expansion beyond Morocco to Senegal, Rwanda and Malawi with the help of several other generous donors, hosting roughly 300 volunteers over the last eight years. OCP is committed to remaining a financial and programmatic partner to CorpsAfrica across the continent, reflecting its strong belief that Africa's greatest resource is its people, and especially its young people.
The substantial investment by the Mastercard Foundation is a wonderful validation of the value and impact of CorpsAfrica, and OCP is grateful for their generosity.
More information about CorpsAfrica, and about the Mastercard Foundation commitment, is available at www.corpsafrica.org.
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The DSS is run by a group of dedicated day students who organize events, do all the paperwork and advertising, and make sure everything runs as smoothly as possible. If you're interested in being an executive member in the future, watch out for the call for our yearly elections, which usually happen in March.
What the President does: The President supervises and coordinates the activities of the DSS, working with other members of the executive to brainstorm, plan, and implement events and services for day students. They preside at meetings, delegate tasks, and facilitate relationships with other important bodies on campus including the King's Students' Union, the Dean of Students, and campus businesses (e.g., the Wardroom, the Galley, and the Bookstore).
Cédric is the current President of the Day Students' Society. He goes by he/him pronouns, and is undergoing his third year at King's, in the Contemporary Studies program. He has been involved in the DSS since his first year at King's, when he accidentally became First Year representative, and then accidentally became President for his second year, before intentionally running a successful re-election campaign for the current year. This is his first fully non-accidental mandate for the DSS, and he's thrilled about it.
Cédric's first language is French, which is why he constantly struggles to enunciate words that are more than three syllables long and often gives up halfway through (unless the said word happens to be 'teleological' or something like that, he has an unhealthy love for obscure philosophical jargon). He was born in Montréal, but is Haligonian by adoption, as he has spent the last thirteen years of his life living in Halifax.
Since the start of his degree, Cédric has always been a Day Student, as have been many of his close friends. His two first mandates were accidental, but in no way unwanted; he is keenly aware of the challenges day students must face, both social and academic, and seeks to help students overcome these challenges in whatever way he (and the rest of the DSS) can. He's always happy to talk about day student things, and would love to hear your questions, feedback, or just general ranting about Metro Transit.
He can usually be found in the Wardy, procrastinating.
What the FVP does: The FVP manages the DSS's accounts, expenditures, and cash flow, draft budgets for each semester, and keep financial records.
Hi friends! I'm Charlotte. I am in my fourth and final year at King's taking Combined Honours in International Development Studies and Political Science with a minor in Italian Studies, and intend on going to law school after my time here.
I am the DSS' Financial Vice-President, and this is my second year on the DSS exec (I was Communications Vice-President in 2016-17). I lived in residence during my first year here after moving to Halifax from Summerside, Prince Edward Island, and have been a day student from my second year onward.
I am a lover of all things political (but especially student politics and social justice issues), Garrison Irish Red, travelling on a shoestring, genealogy, and copious amounts of Happy Hour sushi from Wasabi House. I can usually be found running around campus from one commitment to the next, looking extremely disheveled. I love to chat, so feel free to come say hello if you have any questions about our finances or if you just want to talk. See you around!
What the CVP does: The CVP manages the communication of the DSS, bridging the gap between the executive members and the public. They run all social media accounts of the DSS, advertise events, create posters, and manage the Society Handbook. They also take minutes at Executive and General Meetings.
Hey I'm Libby! I'm in my fourth and final year at King's, and my fourth and final year as a day student. I grew up outside of Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia (home of weather aficionado Shubenacadie Sam and also lots of cows) but have lived in Halifax since coming to King's and am now a self-described adopted Haligonian.
I'm completing my Combined Honours degree in Gender and Women's Studies and English and I have no idea what I want to do with my life. I'm passionate about feminism, Miss Vickie's jalapeno chips, Halloween, breakfast, and trash talking Metro transit. I'm slowly overcoming my fear of Torontonians by dating one.
I've been on the DSS executive twice before–as First Year Rep in 2014-2015 and Member-at-Large in 2015-2016–and am the unofficial mom of the DSS. You can usually find me in the quad, the Wardy, the library, or the line up at Tim's. Come say hi if you see me!
What the IVP does: The IVP works to ensure that all executive members can and do perform their responsibilities and duties, and assists the President in tasks and duties as needed.
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What the First Year Rep does: The First Year Rep represents all first year day students (FYDS) and ensures communication between FYDS and the executive. They also spearhead events for FYDS and make morning announcements pertaining DSS events and services at Foundation Year Programme lectures. The First Year Rep also assists the rest of executive with planning and organizing events.


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Fulani Herdsmen Shoots 6 Year Old Girl In Enugu State (Graphic Photo)
A little girl has died after she was allegedly shot by suspected Fulani Herdsmen
Uchechukwu Onyibor, 6, was allegedly attacked alongside her mother. According to reports shared by a Facebook user claiming to know the family, she was shot on Sunday evening, October 27, along Eke village in Udi, Enugu State.
She was taken to the hospital in critical condition where she was receiving treatment. Unfortunately, she later passed on and has now been buried.
Frankdavid Onovo shared the news on Facebook, writing: "Good afternoon beautiful people, it's so unfortunate that we have lost our beautiful angel(6yrs)that was shot on sunday evening along Eke village in udi LGA of ENUGU STATE by heartless fulani herdsmen….God please comfort her parents and siblings(The onyibor Family)our prayers are with you all…May uchechukwu's soul rest in the Bossom of the lord…..Amen."
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Over 14 Hectares Of Cannabis Sativa Farm Destroyed By NDLEA In Osun
Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency in Osun State have destroyed 14.73 hectares of cannabis Sativa…
Governor Yahaya Bello Denies Imposing Tax On Loaves Of Bread In Kogi
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Anne Bancroft, właśc. Anna Maria Louise Italiano (ur. 17 września 1931 w Nowym Jorku, zm. 6 czerwca 2005 w Nowym Jorku) − amerykańska aktorka, laureatka Oscara.

Życiorys
Urodziła się w dzielnicy Bronx w Nowym Jorku w rodzinie włoskich imigrantów. Zadebiutowała w 1952 roku w filmie Proszę nie pukać. W latach 50. grywała głównie drugoplanowe role. Przełom nastąpił w roku 1962, w którym za główną rolę kobiecą w filmie Cudotwórczyni została nagrodzona Oscarem, nagrodą BAFTA oraz nominacją do Złotego Globu. Najsłynniejsze filmy, w których wystąpiła to: Absolwent (Złoty Glob, 1968), 84 Charing Cross Road (BAFTA, 1988), Zjadacz dyń (BAFTA, główna nagroda na Festiwalu Filmowym w Cannes oraz Złoty Glob, 1964), Punkt zwrotny oraz Tajemnica klasztoru Marii Magdaleny.

Życie prywatne
Była dwukrotnie zamężna. W 1953 roku poślubiła Martina Maya. Małżeństwo rozpadło się w 1957 roku. W 1961 roku aktorka poznała Mela Brooksa, z którym wzięła ślub w 1964 roku. W 1972 roku urodziła syna Maximiliana.

Ze swoim drugim mężem zagrała w filmie Być albo nie być (1983).

6 czerwca 2005 zmarła w następstwie choroby nowotworowej.

Filmografia

 Filmy fabularne
 1952: Proszę nie pukać (Don't Bother to Knock) jako Lyn Leslie
 1953: Tonight We Sing jako Emma Hurok
 1953: Treasure of the Golden Condor jako Marie
 1953: The Kid from Left Field jako Marian Foley
 1954: Goryl atakuje (Gorilla at Large) jako Laverne Miller
 1954: Demetriusz i gladiatorzy (Demetrius and the Gladiators) jako Paula
 1954: The Raid jako Katie Bishop
 1955: The Last Frontier jako Corinna Marston
 1955: The Naked Street jako Rosalie Regalzyk
 1955: A Life in the Balance jako María Ibinia
 1955: New York Confidential jako Kathy Lupo
 1956: Walk the Proud Land jako Tianay
 1957: O zmierzchu (Nightfall) jako Marie Gardner
 1957: The Girl in Black Stockings jako Beth Dixon
 1957: The Restless Breed jako Angelita
 1962: Cudotwórczyni (The Miracle Worker) jako Annie Sullivan
 1964: Zjadacz dyń (The Pumpkin Eater) jako Jo Armitage
 1965: Wątła nić (The Slender Thread) jako Inge Dyson
 1966: Siedem kobiet (7 Women) jako dr D.R. Cartwright
 1967: Absolwent (The Graduate) jako pani Robinson
 1970: Annie, the Women in the Life of a Man
 1972: Młody Winston (Young Winston) jako Jenny (Lady Randolph) Churchill
 1974: Płonące siodła (Blazing Saddles) jako statystka w kościele (niewymieniona w czołówce)
 1975: Hindenburg (The Hindenburg) jako księżna Ursula
 1975: Więzień Drugiej Alei (The Prisoner of Second Avenue) jako Edna
 1976: Dziewczyna z reklamy (Lipstick) jako Carla Bondi
 1977: Jezus z Nazaretu (Jesus of Nasareth) jako Maria Magdalena
 1977: Punkt zwrotny (The Turning Point) jako Emma Jacklin
 1980: Człowiek słoń (The Elephant Man) jako pani Kendal
 1980: Grubas (Fatso) jako Antoinette
 1983: Być albo nie być (To Be or Not to Be) jako Anna Bronski
 1984: Garbo mówi (Garbo Talks) jako Estelle Rolfe
 1985: Tajemnica klasztoru Marii Magdaleny (Agnes of God) jako matka Miriam Ruth
 1986: Dobranoc, mamusiu ( 'night, Mother) jako Thelma Cates
 1987: 84 Charing Cross Road jako Helene Hanff
 1988: Trylogia miłosna (Torch Song Trilogy) jako Ma Beckoff
 1989: Ten idiota Bert Rigby (Bert Rigby, You're a Fool) jako Meredith Perlestein
 1992: Pani Cage (Mrs. Cage) jako Lillian Cage
 1992: Droga na Broadway (Broadway Bound) jako Kate Jerome
 1992: Eliksir miłości (Love Potion No. 9) jako madame Ruth
 1992: Miesiąc miodowy w Las Vegas (Honeymoon in Vegas) jako Bea Singer
 1993: Pełnia zła (Malice) jako pani Kennsinger
 1993: Kryptonim Nina (Point of no Return) jako Amanda
 1993: Mr. Jones jako dr Catherine Holland
 1994: Wdowa po konfederacie mówi wszystko (Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All) jako Lucy Marsden (wiek 99-100)
 1995: Skrawki życia (How to Make an American Quilt) jako Glady Joe Cleary
 1995: Dracula – wampiry bez zębów (Dracula – Dead and Loving it) jako pani Ouspenskaya
 1995: Wakacje w domu (Home for the Holidays) jako Adele Larson
 1996: Kres długiej drogi (Homecoming) jako Abigail
 1996: Dogonić słońce (The Sunchaser) jako dr Renata Baumbauer
 1997: G.I. Jane jako senator Lillian DeHaven
 1997: Intensywna terapia (Critical Care) jako zakonnica
 1998: Wielkie nadzieje (Great Expectations) jako Nora Dinsmoor
 1998: Mrówka Z (Antz) jako królowa (głos)
 1999: Deep in My Heart jako Gerry Cummins
 2000: Zakazany owoc (Keeping the Faith) jako Ruth Schram
 2000: Ostatnie lato (Up at the Villa) jako księżniczka San Ferdinando
 2001: Bezpieczny port (Haven) jako mama Gruber
 2001: Wielki podryw (Heartbreakers) jako Gloria Vogal / Barbara
 2003: Rzymska wiosna pani Stone (The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone) jako Contessa
 2008: Delgo jako Sedessa (głos)

 Seriale telewizyjne
 1950–1951: Studio One jako Maria Cassini
 1951: Suspense
 1951: The Adventures of Ellery Queen
 1951: Danger
 1951: Lights Out
 1953: Omnibus
 1953: Kraft Television Theatre
 1954-1957: Lux Video Theatre jako Ann / Kendal Browning
 1956–1957: Climax! jako Elena / Audrey
 1956–1957: The Alcoa Hour jako Alegre / Giselle
 1957: Playhouse 90 jako Isobel Waring / Julie Bickford
 1957: Zane Grey Theater jako Isabelle Rutledge
 1958: The Frank Sinatra Show jako Carol Welles
 1964: Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre jako Faye Benet Garret
 1967: ABC Stage 67 jako Virginia
 1969: The Kraft Music Hall
 1977: Jezus z Nazaretu (Jesus of Nazareth) jako Maria Magdalena
 1982: Marco Polo jako Signora Polo
 1990: Freddie and Max jako Maxine (Max) Chandler
 1994: Great Performances jako pani Fanning
 1994: Simpsonowie (The Simpsons) jako dr Zweig (głos)

 Reżyser
 1980: Grubas (Fatso)

 Scenariusz
 1980: Grubas (Fatso)

Nagrody
 Nagroda Akademii Filmowej Najlepsza aktorka pierwszoplanowa: 1963 Cudotwórczyni
 Złoty Glob
 Najlepsza aktorka w filmie dramatycznym: 1965 Zjadacz dyń
 Najlepsza aktorka w filmie komediowym lub musicalu: 1968 Absolwent
 Nagroda BAFTA
 Najlepsza aktorka zagraniczna: 1963 Cudotwórczyni
 1965 Zjadacz dyń
 Najlepsza aktorka pierwszoplanowa: 1988 84 Charing Cross Road
 Nagroda Emmy Najlepsza aktorka drugoplanowa w miniserialu lub filmie telewizyjnym: 1999 Deep in My Heart
 Nagroda Tony
 Najlepsza aktorka w sztuce: 1960 The Miracle Worker
 Najlepsza aktorka drugoplanowa w sztuce: 1958 Two for the Seesaw
 Nagroda na MFF w Cannes Najlepsza aktorka: 1964 Zjadacz dyń

Linki zewnętrzne

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Amerykańskie aktorki filmowe
Laureaci potrójnej korony aktorstwa
Laureatki nagrody BAFTA dla najlepszej aktorki pierwszoplanowej
Laureatki Oscara dla najlepszej aktorki pierwszoplanowej
Laureatki Złotego Globu dla najlepszej aktorki w filmie dramatycznym
Laureatki Złotego Globu dla najlepszej aktorki w filmie komediowym lub musicalu
Laureaci nagrody Tony
Laureaci nagrody Emmy
Laureatki nagrody za pierwszoplanową rolę kobiecą na Festiwalu Filmowym w Cannes
Ludzie urodzeni w Bronksie
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Zmarli w 2005

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Apple Season is Done for the Year. Thank you for all your support!
We are now closed for the apple season until next August. Hope everyone got all the apples they were hoping for this year!
Just wanted to say how thankful we are for your support of our orchard. We LOVE getting to provide apples for you all to pick and an orchard you can come and enjoy yourself in. And even more we get to see regular customers each year and meet lots of new ones. We have the BEST customers and can't be more grateful. Thank you, thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
Apple Picking Available until Friday, Nov 30th. Five Varieties Available!
We will be open until the last day of November for you to enjoy apple picking!
We are open everyday next week but Thanksgiving Day will definitely be self-serve. Some days, especially if the weather is raining, we will be self-serve. Please come prepared with cash just in case. Saturday and Sundays, we will have an attendant in the orchard.
If it is self-serve, please put your money in the slot in office door. The office is the smaller of the 2 blue houses when you drive in the driveway.
We always are so grateful for your honesty.
Cripps Pink, Gold Rush and Granny Smith are at their best!!
We still have lots of apples available to pick! We are open rain or shine until the end of November.
Little bit of Fuji too.
Jonagold and Goldens are getting ripe but still crunchy to eat and perfect sweetness for applesauce.
For the Fujis, we marked each tree that has apples with a red flag. The farthest 5 trees in each row have nice, larger sized apples.
If you'd like apples to store over the winter, now is a good time to pick so they don't get over ripe. Cripps Pink apples are the best for storing long term we have found but any of the winter apples (Braeburn, Gold Rush, Granny Smith) do well.
Also if you aren't too excited to pick when it's raining, feel free to give us a call to pick some for you! We charge $14 per bucket for pre-picked. You can call during the week (weekends are harder to get ahold of us), send us a direct message on Facebook or email BeilkeFF@gmail.com.


The Warriors are going to try and make some moves this off season to sign guys who fit their playing style for little money, one guy they NEED to sign is 6-2 guard Jimmer Fredette he has struggled in the NBA yes, but he has never been put in situations where he can be successful and has also never been given to to develop into the player he could be, but back to the point. The Warriors like to put up alot of threes and that is the best part of Jimmer's game, he can shoot the ball. He was just recently named the CBA (Chinese Basketball Assocation) MVP he averaged 37.3ppg 8.1rpg and 4.1 apg(Also NBA D-Leauge All-Star game MVP last year) he is 28 years old now so he's not someone your going to turn into an all-star, but he will produce for you if he is given a chance, now I know what your going to say, "Jimmer doesnt play any D and the Warrior pride themselves on D as well as O." Defense isnt something you have to develop like a jump shot or something like Athleticism, defense is all heart it comes down to if you want it or not and if youre 28 years old and just now getting a shot at something you're going to play with a fire under your a** and work as hard as you can ever minute your on the floor (Jonathan Simmons), dont take this the wrong way though, I am not suggesting you start him i'm saying he only plays around 10-12 minutes a game and he will provide depth at that position behind Klay.
Leave a comment below and tell me of some other low cost players who would provide depth and fit the playing style of the Warriors.


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Silex Technology America Introduces Third Generation SDIO Card for Low-Power Wi-FI Connectivity
Silex Technology, a global leader in wired and wireless networking solutions, today launched the SX-SDCAN SDIO card based on Qualcomm Atheros AR6003 WLAN technology. Unlike other radio modules, the SX-SDCAN is mechanically designed in an SD card form factor providing an upgrade path for existing Silex customers to take advantage of 802.11n Wi-Fi technology while offering new customers a vendor-independent form factor.
The SX-SDCAN supports 802.11a/b/g/n to leverage the 5GHz band for applications requiring relatively interference-free bandwidth. Added features including antenna diversity and Silex-provided software (driver and security supplicant) offer users the highest reliability and security. The Qualcomm Atheros AR6003 WLAN chipset has been designed to optimize power consumption with the smallest form factor making the SX-SDCAN ideal for low-power battery operated mobile devices such as medical devices, printers and other portable devices.
The SX-SDCAN SDIO card offers the highest product quality through design and production validation. RF-related design efforts and costs are reduced for SX-SDCAN customers because it has been tested to perform to IEEE standards. In addition, Silex Technology tests each module individually ensuring each of its products performs to the published specification. Lastly, the SX-SDCAN has FCC, CE and Telec modular certifications eliminating the need for re-testing intentional radio radiation for regulatory approval.
The SX-SDCAN samples are now available for evaluation. Silex Technology also provides an evaluation kit which includes a sample radio driver and tools to test basic wireless functionality, throughput and RF characteristics.


Our beloved Vicki lost her life on April 13, 2011. Vicki served on the Executive Board as Secretary. She spearheaded many fundraising events and created BCC's first newsletter published in February. She will be forever held in the hearts of her fellow volunteers and the countless felines that she lovingly and tirelessly helped in their fight for a better life. With her dedication and positive energy, BCC grew and spread its wings. Now she flies beside us as we continue on with her spirit to guide us. She has been reunited with her furry angels, Piewachette, Clapton, and Thunderboy.
Vicki, our love, thoughts, prayers and admiration will be with you eternally.


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Promoting philanthropy: the ripple effect
In the United States, philanthropy forms part of the country's DNA, a congenital relationship which goes back to colonialism, and is eminently private. Right from the start, the early settlers had to organize themselves without any governmental authority, so when they needed a church or school they collected the money and built it, thus giving rise to an original way of understanding the economy, society and also charity.
This relationship of the United States with fundraising — the Statue of Liberty itself was a pioneering case of a crowdfunding campaign in 1885! — explains why it is one of the world's most philanthropic societies. This relationship is obviously based on a tax model which stimulates private donations, but it is also promoted in a practical manner — as I have been able to witness — from a very young age.
In this post, I share three experiences of fundraising seen in the United States, with primary school children as the main actors.
The 'Bake Sale': cakes with more than just sugar
One year ago, I posted the article "Keep the change: fundraising in American schools" starting from a case experienced in Los Angeles: the 'Bake Sale' — a cake sale for a charitable cause — which 6 to 8-year-old pupils organize each year at Glendale Montessori School. Some weeks ago I again experienced the same gastro-charity event, but now with a young girl directly involved in the action.
This year the choice of the cause was proposed by a Girl Scout group from the school which was already collaborating with Heal the Bay, an organization which has been working for over 30 years to clean the beaches of Los Angeles bay and promoting awareness-raising actions.
The fact that the beneficiary was a local organization made it easier for someone from Heal the Bay to be able to visit the school and give a talk to the pupils. The session was also open to parents. Apart from the benefits that tend to exist when someone from outside the school environment comes into the classroom, in this case the subsequent effects which spontaneously arose were interesting:
On the one hand, the incorporation of a promotional product aligned with the mission. During the talk, the member of the organization talked both about the importance of cleaning the beaches and, above all, about the changes of habits which can help to generate less waste. As an example, they showed the young children a shopping bag made from an old recycled T-shirt. The idea had such an impact that, on the next day, the group of pupils decided to reconvert old T-shirts into bags to also sell them on the day of the 'Bake Sale'. All of the bags were of course sold.
On the other hand, the attracting of volunteers, one of the most genuine forms of philanthropy. At the end of the talk, the Girl Scouts team which was already collaborating with Heal the Bay took advantage of the occasion to recruit several volunteer families to go to clean the beaches. In the heat of the moment, the action was successful: 46 volunteers!
The 'Bake Sale' for Heal the Bay raised $1,003 and resulted in two volunteer actions to clean beaches valued at $1,158.72 — according to the latest analysis of the Bureau of Labor Statistics from 2015, the economic impact of volunteer services was quantified as $184bn, estimating the value of volunteer work at an average of $24.14 per hour —.
Other intangible benefits for the school and for the group of pupils should also be taken into account, such as:
Encouragement of altruism
Teamwork and cooperation
Commitment to a goal
Planning, pro-activeness and empathy
Cross-disciplinary work on the academic syllabus.
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Beach Clean Up
'Book Bonanza': a book sale for a cause
This year, the same school organized a charity event for the first time which also involved the smallest pupils, the three classes of boys and girls from 3 to 6 years old. On this occasion, a simpler action was chosen: a 'Book Bonanza', or in other words a charity book sale.
The benefits were donated to the Children's Program of the YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association), a programme which helps boys and girls to recover from cases of domestic violence.
The mechanics of the action was as follows: each pupil had to bring, from home, between one and three books which they wanted to make available for the event, and a box was placed at the school entrance to collect the books. For two weeks, each morning the young children saw how the stock was growing and, in turn, conversations were fostered on the reason for the action. This time to reach maturity was necessary to understand the most basic element: that they were doing it to help other boys and girls.
On 'Book Bonanza' day, each pupil — some 75 children between 3 and 6 years old — brought 1, 2 or 3 dollars to school. The older children from sixth grade were in charge of operating the tills and selling the books, helping the smallest to choose a book and to complete the transaction.
The event raised $200. This may seem a modest amount and the young children probably did not understand exactly what the YWCA does, but I can assure you that whenever they read the books bought in the 'Book Bonanza' they think about helping others: another drop of water in the ocean.
Charity birthdays: the gift is giving
The third example comes from outside the school sphere. From among the numerous birthday parties that were held over the school year, we were twice expressly requested not to bring presents, but rather to make a donation to a not-for-profit organization to which the family was connected.
A birthday party can be an occasion to give and to think of others, and not just to receive.
In the first case, they raised $204 for the Pasadena Humane Society & SPCA (an organization which looks after mistreated and abandoned animals); on the second occasion, the guests brought some 10 kg of tinned food for a food bank.
It should be mentioned that this type of birthday celebration is not at all a trend. Indeed, in most of the parties the host ended up in the classical manner, with a table full of bags and parcels.
However, the first two cases caused an impact both on the parents — who necessarily thought about spoilt child syndrome — and on the young children, who saw that a birthday can be an occasion to give and to think of others, and not just to receive.
Just two drops in the ocean, but another two drops after all.
In the United States, like everywhere else, philanthropy is not always synonymous with altruism. We know that society is not perfect, and sometimes money is given to have better relations with certain sectors — donations to election campaigns would be a good example — or out of sheer vanity.
Even so, according to the latest Annual Report on Philanthropy for the Year 2016 by Giving USA, in the US philanthropy generates $390,050,000 million: 72% comes from individual donors, ahead of foundations and corporations, a fact which corroborates its cultural component.
On the other hand, in Spain fundraising is experiencing growth although there are many challenges ahead in order to achieve a better position on the global generosity ranking, according to the study CAF World Giving Index 2017, in which it is in 71st place out of 139 countries analyzed (slightly better than the previous year's 79th position out of 140).
Maybe initiatives such as those indicated, which encourage the practice of asking for money for altruistic reasons among young children can be replicable examples which, like drops which fall into the water, have a ripple effect, spreading in all directions with an increasingly broad scope.
This article was originally posted on LinkedIn on May 15th, 2018.
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Bruce Brubaker on all things piano
Digging to France
July 24, 2017 by Bruce Brubaker
When I tell a U.S. colleague about several concerts I'm playing in France he says: "You're Jerry Lewis!" The French, it's true, have a long tradition of appreciating U.S culture, and yes, that silly American comedian/auteur was highly venerated in France, perhaps more so than in the U.S. The French public have had a great love of jazz from America, and American movies. Earlier, there was a taste for ragtime, and minstrelsy. Today, American-style hamburgers are prized!
After the sandbox was removed from behind my childhood home in Des Moines (even the name of my hometown shows the influence of the French) — a habit or pursuit or obsession descended in the far corner of our backyard. I started digging a hole. It wasn't a very big hole. At age eight or so, I could sit on the edge of the excavation with my feet touching the bottom. It never got much deeper, though I kept digging, changing the slope, the contours, shaping miniature hillside roads where I could drive my metal toy trucks and cars.
In the United States, when someone digs a big hole it's common to say "I'm digging to China." (China is on the other side of the planet, at least.) When I was asked about my destination, I always answered: "I'm digging to France."
France seemed unbelievably and desirably sophisticated. In the biggest department store in downtown Des Moines, the fanciest women's clothing was found on the top floor in "The French Room." A good dry cleaners in town was called "French Way Cleaners." Around the time of the digging, I recall seeing a television program about Brie, a cheese unavailable in Des Moines. The Sunday newspaper carried ads for trips to Paris, a city to which no one I knew had ever been.
In the last five years, I have played many concerts in France, in classical music festivals (La Roque d'Anthéron, Folle Journée in Nantes), and nightclubs (Café de la Danse), in large concert halls, and theaters in small towns (at the Theater of Glass near the Brie region, for example). Often I have played music by Philip Glass and other American music. Frequently, I am overwhelmed by the intense reactions of French audiences — by the palpable physicality of interaction between public and performer. Very fortunately, I made the acquaintance of the team at InFiné Music in Paris. This label has released a lot of new dance music and they had the idea of doing remixes of piano pieces by Glass played by me. (Further projects are underway.) I continue to play many performances in France.
I know that many American musicians discovered their America — their American sound or character — while studying and working in France. Aaron Copland, Virgil Thomson, Mr. Glass. I'm leaving for Paris again next week…
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French have a fascination with Les Américains born in great part from having been liberated in 1944. Like all true love it is often missunderstood and blind. We see the U.S. through an East-Coast New York centric intellectualism which also find itself inextricably bundled with the guilty pleasures of Dynasty, Dallas, CHiPs and Baywatch and the beautiful bling culture of rap music videos. As a small country we have a fascination for the big open spaces of films like Thelma & Louise or anything le Grand Canion. We equate Chicago with Al Capone, Los Angeles with Chaplin, Marilyn and Jim Jarmush, the South to Dixieland Jazz and slavery. While Chinese take out and pizza are staples of the American diet few in the U.S. have thoughts of the Orient or the old country while devouring. Le hamburger to us French is more than a sloppy excuse for a fast meal, it is a symbol of modernity, a now dining paradigm, a classlessness society of the New World. Yet the French believe that food in the U.S. is terrible which of course it is not. Calling an elected official Américain is the greatest of insults. We loved Bill Clinton, were dismayed by the Bush years, welcomed Obama as the messiah and are amused that anyone who was not in on the joke would vote for Trump.
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Recordings such as the new American piano music albums I make for ECM, InFiné, and Arabesque reach many listeners, and seem to break through some old divisions of high culture/pop, or art/entertainment. My fans are listening to Frank Ocean, Skrillex, Nicki Minaj — even the occasional Mozart track! Spotify, iTunes, Twitter, YouTube allow music lovers to discover music they could not have encountered so easily in the past. Live performances begin to reflect what's happening online: this year I play at the International Piano Festival at La Roque d'Anthéron, traditional concert venues in Los Angeles, and Boston — as well as nightclubs in Berlin, Hamburg, Paris, Lyon, Geneva, and New York's (le) Poisson Rouge. Read More…
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"Brubaker recital proves eclectic, hypnotic, and timeless" — Harlow Robinson's Boston Globe review of my Jordan Hall recital
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"Bruce Brubaker on Breaking Down Boundaries" — extensive audio interview at PittsburghNewMusicNet.com
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"Feeding Those Young and Curious Listeners" — Anthony Tommasini in The New York Times on the first anniversary of the Poisson Rouge
"The Jewel in the Fish" — Harry Rolnick on Bruce Brubaker at the Poisson Rouge
"The Post-Postmodern Pianist" — Damian Da Costa profiles Bruce Brubaker in The New York Observer
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"Finding the keys to the heart of Jordan Hall" — Joan Anderman in the Boston Globe on the search for a new concert grand piano
"Hearing and Seeing" — Philip Glass speaks with Bruce Brubaker and Jon Magnussen, Princeton, Institute for Advanced Study
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"I Hear America: Gunther Schuller at 80" — notes and programs for concert series, New England Conservatory, Harvard University, Boston Symphony Orchestra
"A Conversation That Never Occurred About the Irene Diamond Concert," Juilliard Journal
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Into the Dark's "School Spirit" Set to Debut in August
The late summer episode finally receives cast and story details.
By Chris Morse
June 5, 2019, 7:45 PM EDT
Last fall, we exclusively revealed the name of the upcoming late-summer episode of Into the Dark, School Spirit, and today we finally have complete casting and story details for it, courtesy of Deadline. In case you haven't been keeping up, each month the Hulu horror anthology brings a new episode themed around a holiday or event from that month, making for twelve episodes in total. August will bring us a new installment very appropriately themed around that oh-so-exciting back-to-school time of year.
School Spirit sounds like a horror version of The Breakfast Club, if that makes any sense. In the episode, six social outcasts, played by Corey Fogelmanis (Ma), Annie Q. (The Leftovers), Jessi Case (Mother's Day), Julian Works (9-1-1), Philip Labes (The OA), and Hugo Armstrong (Fear the Walking Dead), are stuck in weekend detention and then confronted by the school's legendary hauntings. The episode will premiere on August 2nd on Hulu.
To recap what other episodes are on the way, this month brings us Into the Dark: They Come Knocking, which stars Clayne Crawford, who played the character of Martin Riggs in the first two seasons of Fox's Lethal Weapon. Reportedly due to frequent clashing with fellow co-lead Damon Wayans, he was eventually replaced by Seann William Scott for Season 3. Into the Dark will be the actor's first television role since exiting that series.
The episode will have Crawford playing the part of a recent widower who takes his two daughters on a road trip and eventually finds his family in the crosshairs of terrifying supernatural entities. The cast will also include Josephine Langsford, Robyn Lively, Lia McHugh, and Dwight Hicks. Based on the series' typical release schedule, we can expect this episode to debut on June 7th, 2019.
July will bring us Culture Shock, which will follow a young Mexican woman who illegally crosses the border into the United States in search of the American dream, but instead finds more of a nightmare waiting for her. This is no doubt a topical story coming during a time of year where people may be inclined to reflect on all things America. Commentary or not, we are looking forward to seeing what kind of horror spin awaits us in this tale.
Into the Dark: Culture Shock will star Martha Higareda (Altered Carbon) and also features horror icon Barbara Crampton, who you will surely recognize from Re-Animator and other horror classics. The cast also includes Richard Cabral (Mayans M.C.), Shawn Ashmore (The Rookie), Felipe de Lara (The Lord of the Skies), and Creed Bratton (The Office). Gigi Saul Guerrero is directing and co-writing alongside Efren Hernandez and James Benson, who are credited with the story idea.
Hulu's Into the Dark continues with They Come Knocking arriving on June 7th, 2019. The first eight feature-length episodes are currently streaming, so there's no reason not to get caught up. Otherwise, stay tuned to Dead Entertainment for more coverage on this series in the coming months.
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Programmer by day, writer by night. Having grown up surrounded by plenty of horror movies and video games, it only made sense for Chris to combine all of these passions into one place: Dead Entertainment. Whether he's working on designs, tinkering with the platform, or just writing up the latest horror news, he's sure to be hard at work keeping the wheels turning on this website no matter what time of day it is. When not coding or gaming, you can find him donning a Cheesehead and heading to the Midwest to cheer on his favorite NFL team, the Green Bay Packers. #GoPackGo
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Primer On Signatures
Two of our prior posts have looked at hashing functions and public key cryptography. These two technologies combine to allow us to use digital signatures, which themselves are a vital part of making and receiving transactions on decentralized networks.
What are digital signatures?
Digital signatures are, as the name suggests, a digital equivalent for signing transactions or messages. However, rather than the easily forged handwritten signature, digital signatures are protected through cryptography and therefore falsifying them is a far more onerous task.
Digital signatures are not solely used to prove identity to a recipient (ie that I am who I claim I am) but are also the basis through which we interact with the ledger. A common misconception is that Bitcoins move between wallets when we transact them – in reality, Bitcoin never 'move' but rather the private key I use unlocks access to them. For example, if I wish to send a BTC to Alice I need to be able to prove my ownership of said assets, which is what the private key provides.
Once I have then sent those BTC to Alice, then the ledger subsequently updates to reflect that it is now Alice's private key which must be used to unlock access. As discussed in the public key cryptography post, public and private keys are linked – so although I would send the BTC to Alice's public key, it is her private key which she would then use to access the funds.
Similarly, if I send a message and sign it with my private key, Alice could then verify the message by using my public key. She is then able to see if the data is what was originally sent, because of the use of hash functions. As detailed in the previous post, we use hashing to turn any input (which can include photos, documents or plain text) into a fixed output, usually represented by a long alphanumeric value.
If the input changes in any way, then the hash will be completely different. As such, if the information Alice receives is different in even the smallest way to the information sent, the digital signature would be incorrect and Alice would know that the message had been tampered with.
It also prevents anyone from attaching a digital signature to a different file or document. Digital signatures are only used once, because the digital signature is formed of both the private key and the original data being signed. Therefore the digital signature will be different each time, even when coming from the same account.
How are digital signatures useful?
As should be clear from the above, digital signatures are useful because they allow us to determine:
Integrity: Because we can tell if the message was changed in between sent and received, we can determine the integrity of what is sent
Authenticity: As opposed to handwritten or electronic signatures, digital signatures are exceedingly difficult to falsify. This means that if the sender is in sole control of their private key, they are the one sending a message
Non-repudiation: Because of this, digital signatures mean we know the sender actually sent the message (again, assuming sole control over the private key). This is why digital signatures can be taken as legally binding in many countries
How do digital signatures work?
As per the above image, digital signatures work by:
Using hash functions: The use of hash functions allows us to turn any input into a fixed size output, which both lets us easily verify it later in the process and reduces the size of the information/speeds up the process
Use public key cryptography to encrypt hash with private key, giving the digital signature: We encrypt the hashed information with our private key
Transmit documents and signature to recipient: The use of the private key enables the interaction from that address with the network, as it proves that the sender is the owner of the output (be it BTC or just a message)
Recipient verifies message, computes hash of data received from sender and compares decrypted hash with computed hash: The encrypted information sent in (b) can be decrypted with the corresponding public key by the recipient. The recipient can also recalculate the hash of the included message. As per our previous discussion, if the information has been tampered with in any way then the hash would be different. If the hash is the same, then the information is what was originally sent.
This process functions because of the 'trapdoor' function of public key cryptography. It ensures that no-one is able to find out the sender's private key, despite having access to their public one. This is why we can safely give out our public key to be used to decrypt data encrypted with our private one.
How are digital signatures used in Radix
The Radix ledger and clients use signatures for the purposes outlined above, to guarantee authentication, integrity and non-repudiability.For clarity, it should be noted that, like other distributed ledger systems, the Radix Ledger does not mandate any particular handling of private keys, but does require that agents holding private keys have taken sufficient steps to ensure that these keys cannot be access by unauthorised parties.
Authentication and Integrity
When a transaction is submitted to the ledger, the receiving network host will verify the signature of the transaction. If the signature verifies correctly, then this provides a great deal of assurance that both:
The signature was signed using the signer's private key. This assurance is possible given the properties of public-key cryptography discussed in previous posts.
The contents of the transaction have not been modified in transit. This assurance is possible given the properties of hash functions discussed in previous posts.
Non-repudiability
As transactions are stored in the Radix ledger together with their signatures, it is possible for anyone inspecting a signed transaction to be confident that the transaction was signed with the signer's private key. Given this, and the requirement that authorised signers retain exclusive control of their private keys, it will be difficult for the signer to dispute the transaction.
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"I can't believe that worked." Those were the words of client that I just finished doing a phone session for regardless of the fact that she was thousands of miles away. As you can imagine, that totally put a smile on my face.
You be able to connect with another human being on a very honest and open level over the phone. This way you can fully express yourself, so that we can make sure that we fully understand where you're coming from and what you need. Trust me, you want a thorough Hypnotherapist who gets you. And secondly, so that you can really let go and relax during the session.
The next one is that hat it's very important that you understand that just as in an in person session, each session is based on words. It's wild but true. Words are powerful. My point is that you're not missing out on anything. You'll be going through the same experience as somebody who just finished walking into our office. It's important that you understand that so that you can focus on what we are doing.
I'll finish by mentioning that the more you let go and just go of the process, the more you will actually be in control.
Regardless of whether you do your session with me or one of my colleagues at my office, know that we have high standards and that your results matter. I can speak for all of us when I say, "We look forward to working with you!


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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17112 Breaks Windows Mixed Reality
Microsoft released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17112 to the Insider fast ring, but if you have a Windows Mixed Reality headset, you should opt out. The company warned that this release has an issue that causes crashing and poor frame rates, which could cause discomfort.
Microsoft's Windows 10 Insider Program offers users a chance to test out the latest Windows features before the general public. Microsoft offers two channels for the Insider Program: You can hop on the Slow ring, which gives you access to builds that are nearly ready for prime time. Or you can hop on the Fast ring, which puts you at the forefront of public testing. The Windows 10 Insider Program is in effect Microsoft's beta program, and as such, each time you install a new insider build you run the risk of encountering problems.
In this case, the company deemed Build 17112 stable enough for desktop use, but Windows MR users should steer clear.
Microsoft said that it is aware of an issue with Windows Mixed Reality in the newest Fast ring release that causes the platform to operate at an abysmal frame rate that could trigger severe motion sickness. The company said that the Windows MR environment renders at 8 to 10 fps on this build—if it runs at all. Microsoft also said that you could encounter one or more crashes that cause Windows MR to stop functioning.
If you're enrolled in the Windows 10 Insider Fast ring, and you have a Windows MR headset that you wish to continue to use, you can opt out temporarily to skip this release. To stop receiving preview builds, go to Settings, Update & Security, and then Windows Insider Program. Here you'll find a button called "Stop Insider Preview Builds," which has an option to "Pause updates for a bit."
Oh, And It Might Break The Microsoft Store, Too
The list of known issues in Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17112 makes us wonder why Microsoft even rolled this build out in the first place. The build addresses several bugs, but it comes with more severe bugs in tow. In addition to Build 17112 breaking the Windows Mixed Reality platform, the new build also comes with a chance that it could break the Microsoft Store. Microsoft said that the Microsoft Store could "disappear altogether" upon installing the latest Fast ring release. Microsoft has a workaround to bring the store back.
Even more alarming is the fact that Microsoft received reports that a "small number of devices" fail to load the OS after receiving the update and going through a manual reboot. The company said that these systems go into a boot loop sequence that could require a bootable ISO or USB stick to recover. You can try disabling fast boot, but if that fails, you must repair your OS install.
You Won't Be Missing Much
If you're a member of the Insider Fast ring and opt out of the latest preview build, you won't be missing much. The new release includes several bug fixes, but they don't appear to be for critical problems, and it doesn't include any new features to which you wouldn't already have access.
Microsoft's release notes indicate that the company corrected a bug that launched the Xbox app after taking an in-game screenshot. It also corrected several issues involving hard drives, such as the EFI and Recovery partitions showing up in Defrag & Optimize Drives, optimization of hard drives, and a bug in File Explorer that would list more free space than is actually available.
Microsoft also addressed a handful of stability issues, such as a bug that would cause Edge windows to go black when you separate a tab from the rest of the browser and move it around in a specific way. The bug fix list also indicates that ShellExperienceHost should no longer trigger hibernating devices to awaken when you have active live tiles pinned to start.
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Ford's Canvas monthly car subscription car service expands to LA
Canvas is expanding beyond its home city of San Francisco, with an expansion of its monthly subscription car ownership model to Los Angeles – possibly the most car-loving city in the world. The LA expansion marks the first time Canvas has spread its wings beyond its founding territory, and since it was acquired by Ford's credit division late in 2016.
The Canvas model is relatively simple compared to existing lease and buy options – customers can get vehicles on a month-to-month basis, with no longer term commitments, with a single monthly payment that covers the cost of vehicle maintenance, warranty, roadside assistance and car insurance, as well as the cost of the car itself. This fee averages out to around $400 to $500 per month, which isn't that far off from what you'd pay with a more traditional lease and insurance anyway.
"We launched the product in early May just in the Bay Area, and have seen very strong and positive response from customers," explained Canvas CEO and founder Ned Ryan. "If you think about the Bay Area, not necessarily the most car-centric city, so I think we were really impressed with that response. If you think about LA, maybe the most car-centric city in the U.S., we're really excited to see the response there."
Other automakers, including Cadillac and Porsche, have launched premium vehicle subscription services, but Canvas thinks the model can apply across segments and serve different customer, per Ryan. The models are similar in other ways, however, including offering delivery of the vehicle once it's reserved via the app.
Ryan says that both Ford's credit division, which is the part of the automaker that acquired the startup, and Canvas itself, bring different expertise and experience to the table in tailoring the service and making sure it addresses the needs of customers and market realities. In the Bay Area, Canvas currently has "hundreds" of customers, and Ryan believes there's plenty of potential for growth, with plans to expand further in California after the LA launch, too.
Canvas is focused primarily on delivering a usable product right now that works with today's vehicle options, but Ryan said its tech is also building tons of expertise in fleet management and deployment, which could eventually apply to autonomous car services in future. For Ford, it's a way to experiment with changing market trends today while laying the groundwork for some of its more ambitious plans, and yet another example of automakers looking to change up fundamental aspects of the way in which they do business.


Vietnam has announced that it is "supportive" of the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CMC), though it has yet to sign on to the international treaty.
"Vietnam is completely supportive of the humanitarian purposes of the CMC and has been studying matters relating to entering into this Convention" said Nguyen Phuong Nga, spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a recent statement.
The statement was released following questions from local media about whether Vietnam would sign the treaty that will enter into force on August 1 of this year.
The international treaty was publicly unveiled at a convention in Oslo in 2008.
Since then, 107 countries have signed the treaty and 37 countries have ratified it. By signing the treaty, according to Conor Fortune, communications and media director for the CMC, states commit themselves to a 10-year effort to clear unexploded ordinance, ban the transportation and stockpiling of cluster munitions and assist victims.
It may take a few months or a few years for a country to ratify the treaty after signing it, said Fortune. The ratification process involves ensuring that all national laws are amended to meet the conditions of the CMC treaty.
On August 1, the treaty will become legally binding international law. Up until that time, all countries wishing to join the CMC have the option of signing or ratifying the treaty. After that time, interested nations will have to accede to the treaty essentially sign and ratify the treaty simultaneously. Accession, Fortune said, will be a more difficult process.
"Laos is the most affected state in the world," Fortune added. "They're taking a real leadership role." Laos will host the first meeting of state parties to the CM on November 8-12. The small landlocked nation, battered by the worst bombing campaigns in the history of the world, has fully ratified the treaty.
Under the CMC, small "affected" nations lacking the resources to fulfill the ten year goals of clearing all landmines and unexploded ordinance will be assisted by wealthier "donor" nations. "[Under the treaty] countries that have the resources are obligated to give help to countries that are affected," Fortune said. He believes Vietnam's signing of the treaty would open it up to a great deal of foreign aid.
In May, the Cluster Munition Coalition highlighted Vietnam as the third in a series of countries that the organization included in a global campaign to promote the signing and ratification of the treaty. The coalition is an international collection of around 350 NGOs working in some 90 countries to encourage action against cluster bombs.
Official figures show that the US dropped 413,130 tons of sub-munitions on Vietnam between 1965 and 1973. Unexploded cluster sub-munitions still plague most of Vietnam's provinces and continue to claim civilian victims.
The leftover bombs and mines used by the Americans in the Vietnam War have left fallow 4,359 square kilometers of once-fertile soil, or 5.43 percent of the country's total arable land, the Ministry of Defense said in 2003.


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Hunting the Truth: Memoirs of Beate and Serge Klarsfeld
Beate Klarsfeld and Serge Klarsfeld, trans. from the French by Sam Taylor. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $30 (464p) ISBN 978-0-374-27982-0
The husband-and-wife Nazi-hunting duo revisit their improbable exploits in this tumultuous memoir. Writing in alternating chapters, Beate Klarsfeld, who was born in 1939 and grew up in postwar Germany, and Serge Klarsfeld, a French Jew whose father died in a concentration camp, recount how they improvised a family business unmasking Nazi war criminals. They specialized in publicity stunts: Beate made headlines by slapping German chancellor (and ex–Nazi propaganda official) Kurt Kiesinger; the couple tried to kidnap a wanted ex–Gestapo boss living openly in Cologne and then dared German authorities to arrest them for it. They weathered jail stints and survived a car bomb, but there was quieter work too: sleuthing through archives for evidence, and running undercover ops to locate war-criminal Klaus Barbie in South America. The Klarsfelds' rambling narrative sometimes obscures the big picture of criminality amid legal minutiae and bogs down in minor doings and awards, but at its best it gives an exhilarating picture of amateurs assuming investigative duties in search of long-overdue justice. (Mar.)
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[[Fitxer:Charlotte Corday.jpg|miniatura|L'assassinat de Marat (1860)]]
Paul Jacques Aimé Baudry  (7 de novembre de 1828 -17 de gener de 1886), pintor francès, va ser un dels representants més cèlebres de l'academicisme durant el Segon Imperi Francés.

 Biografia
Fill d'un abarquer, Paul Baudry va néixer a La Roche-sud-Yon. Als setze anys, gràcies a una beca d'estudis municipal, va marxar a estudiar a París, on va poder ingressar a l'Escola Nacional Superior de Belles Arts de París l'any 1845.

El 1850 va rebre el Gran Premi de Roma per la seva pintura Zenobia trobada per pastors a la riba del riu Araxes. Aquest premi el va portar a una estada de diversos anys a Itàlia, en l'art del qual, principalment en el manierisme de Correggio i de Ticià, n'acabaria trobant una de les seves principals fonts d'inspiració. Aquesta influència marcarà les seves obres al llarg de tota la seva posterior carrera artística a França. Napoleó III li va encarregar la decoració de la casa de l'Òpera Garnier.

El 1886, després de realitzar un viatge per Orient, Baudry va morir a París, abans d'haver pogut executar el seu projecte de decoració del Panteó de París sobre Joana d'Arc. Dos dels seus col·legues Paul Dubois i Antonin Mercié van cooperar amb el seu germà, l'arquitecte Ambroise Baudry, erigint-li un monument funerari al cementiri del Père-Lachaise a París, on es troba enterrat.

 Característiques de la seva obra
Des de l'inici, el talent Baudry es revela estrictament acadèmic, al mateix temps ple d'elegància i refinament, però en certa manera una mica mancat d'originalitat.
Si bé va pintar també retrats i composicions mitològiques, Baudry va ser essencialment un muralista i va ser en aquesta parcel·la on va assolir un major prestigi, demostrant una gran mestria amb el domini del color, com es pot apreciar a la Cort de Cassació de París, al castell de Chantilly o al foyer '' de l'Òpera Garnier. També va dur a terme la decoració de diversos hotels com el Fould, el Galliera o el Paivabut.

Principals quadres
 L'assassinat de Marat (Museu de Belles Arts de Nantes)
 El bany de Venus (Museu de Belles Arts de Bordeus)
 L'embriaguesa de Noè (Museu Condé de Chantilly)
 La veritat (Museu d'Orsay)
 La visió de Sant Hubert (Museu Condé de Chantilly)
 Retrat d'Alfred Beurdeley (Museu d'Orsay)
 Retrat de Charles Garnier (Museu d'Orsay)
 Retrat de la comtessa de la Bédoyère (Museu Nacional del castell de Compiègne)
 Venus jugant amb l'Amor (Museu Condé de Chantilly)
 Zenobia trobada per pastors a la riba del riu Araxes (Escola de Belles Arts de París)
 La perla i l'ona (Museu del Prado)

Referències

Pintors francesos del segle XIX
Prix de Rome de pintura
Alumnes de l'École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts
Alumnes de l'Acadèmia de França a Roma
Comandants de la Legió d'Honor
Morts a París
Persones de la Vendée


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Q: How to select particular region and scrape all the Jobs from a website I am trying to web scrape all the Jobs from a Job portal by selecting a particular country.
I am sorry to affix a picture but the intent to show you how the page looks like.

What i tried:
Below is what i tried but i;m not getting anything just started learning web scraping ..
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

job_url = 'https://wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/careers/'
out_req = requests.get(job_url)
soup = BeautifulSoup(out_req.text, 'html.parser')
print(soup)
urls = []
for link in soup.find_all('a'):
   print(link.get('href'))

any help will be much appreciated.

A: Try selenium library, Search based on attributes & After search results scrape using beautiful soup.
from selenium import webdriver
#browser exposes an executable file
#Through Selenium test we will invoke the executable file which will then #invoke actual browser
driver = webdriver.Chrome(executable_path="C:\\chromedriver.exe")
# to maximize the browser window
driver.maximize_window()
#get method to launch the URL
driver.get("Website")
#to refresh the browser
driver.refresh()
# identifying the checkboxes with type attribute in a list
chk =driver.find_elements_by_xpath("//input[@type='checkbox']")
# len method is used to get the size of that list
print(len(chk))
# get_attribute method is get the value attribute
for i in chk:
if i.get_attribute("value") == "United states of America":
i.click()
#to close the browser
driver.close()
#############################
#Beautiful soup code here
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U.S. PIRG and Leading Groups Support Findings of Norwegian Privacy Report
By | Ed Mierzwinski
Senior Director, Federal Consumer Program
In support of a report by colleagues from the Norwegian Consumer Council on whether the data sharing and privacy practices of a number of dating and other smartphone apps were in compliance with European privacy rules (GDPR) or the new California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), U.S. PIRG and other leading groups sent joint letters to key policymakers, including the California, Oregon and TexaS Attorneys General, the Federal Trade Commission and all members of the U.S. House and Senate.
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CFPB Appoints Task "Farce" On Consumer Law
Last week, CFPB Director Kathy Kraninger appointed four lawyers and professors to a "Taskforce on Federal Consumer Law." To my knowledge, none have worked for consumer protection organizations yet all have worked as industry consultants or been aligned with industry views, although all have previous government experience. I am aware of several distinguished professors with CFPB experience who were rejected. Incredibly, the announcement of this better-described "Task Farce" claimed inspiration from a distinguished bi-partisan commission established by the Consumer Credit Protection Act in 1968."
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OSPIRG Health Care Advocate Numi Griffith breaks down how health insurance reduced her medical bills by over $16,000 after a climbing accident.
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It's open enrollment season for health insurance in Oregon's individual market, from November 1 until December 15th. What's new in the marketplace, and what do you need to know in order to gt covered?
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