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Isolated showers and thunderstorms after 4pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 67. Northwest wind 7 to 9 mph becoming southwest in the morning. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
The sun is nice to see this morning!
Creeks are clear to medium stained and running with water temps in the mid 40s to mid 50s.
Fishing is still solid on san juan worms and leeches, but as things are dropping and clearing, look for your regular spring time bugs (brush hog, pheasant tail, two bit etc). Look for the return of some caddis and possibly some lighter colored mayflies hatching this afternoon.
Craneflies are still THE bug on the surface. You can't go wrong fishing a cranefly right now.


Chances are, the word biodiversity makes you do one of two things: either immediately glaze over in a cloud of vague buzzword understanding, or call to mind far-flung exotic locations teeming with rare plants and animals that have little or nothing in common with what's in your backyard.
For whatever reason, whether it be the subtle powers of pop culture or the late-'80s explosion of "save the rainforest" sentiments, popular opinion has long associated biodiversity with pristine tropical destinations. Now, however, in the age of melting ice caps and the proliferation of endangered species, biodiversity has become a catch-all term for measuring the health of a particular habitat and, thus, justifying the preservation of said habitat.
Robert Muller, director of research at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, is one of the organizers behind the first-ever Santa Barbara BioBlitz. The event, which will take place in and around the Mission Creek portion of the garden's property, aims to identify as many living things as possible in one 24-hour period.
This weekend, in the hope of answering these sorts of questions, a team of 17 scientists from throughout the state-each an expert in his or her respective field of study-will meet in the upper portions of the SBBG. For 24 straight hours they will scour a 15-acre area along the banks of Mission Creek, trying to identify as many species of flora and fauna as possible. From the garden's upper meadow down through the redwoods, across the creek and up to Tunnel Road, they will sift the dirt for mushrooms, crawl through the bushes for flowers, capture insects, look for birds, hunt for bats, study snails, and track down raccoons all as part of Santa Barbara's first-ever BioBlitz. And, thanks to the relatively unimpacted state of the study area, when the smoke clears Saturday afternoon, an actual real-time picture of just how biodiverse Santa Barbara is will emerge. Simply put, the buzzword will be replaced by an actual number.
To that end, Johnson and her staff have brought in experts, many of them local, in a wide range of fields-from mosses and ferns to slugs and spiders. The team's members will take to the rich riparian corridor that surrounds Mission Creek and showcase their individual talents in the hunt for species. Not only will the study help paint a picture of what lives in the native SBBG landscape, but it will also serve as a helpful indicator of just how healthy downstream areas -i.e., more urban-may or may not be. It is the latter that has perhaps the most significance for the community at large as it will provide a helpful context for the research already being done by the likes of the city's Creek Council and nonprofits such as Santa Barbara Channelkeeper and Heal the Ocean.
Though the Santa Barbara BioBlitz marks only the second time such an event has ever taken place in California (there was one in Cupertino in 2002), it is just the latest in a long line of similar earth-friendly events. The first-ever BioBlitz was held at one of literature's most famously depicted habitats, Walden Pond in Massachusetts, back in 1996. Organized by renowned environmentalist and celebrated Harvard biologist E.O. Wilson, that modest first BioBlitz proved to be such an enjoyable and scientifically accessible event that, in the 11 years since, it has been repeated countless times around the world. From western Australia to western Illinois, literally thousands of scientists, both amateur and award-winning, have taken to creek beds and forests, deserts and shorelines, to count the many critters-big and small-that call them home. Each time, the results have been impressive, with new species discovered, disturbing trends identified, habitats protected, and untold numbers of children-young and old-turned on to the magic of science.
Most recently, the end of April saw the first-ever international blogger BioBlitz, wherein hundreds of bloggers from around the world shared the results of their own personal blitzes in conjunction with the National Wildlife Federation's Biodiversity Days. There has even been the unintentional emergence of a bragging competition among BioBlitz sites in which they try to outdo one another in the number of species identified. To date, the unofficial record-setter took place in Danbury, Connecticut, in 2001 when 2,519 different species of living organisms were counted-a record some feel could be in jeopardy come this weekend's count.
However, to Wilson, who is also credited with coining the phrase "biodiversity," and those organizing Santa Barbara's BioBlitz, these day-long data gathering adventures are so much more than just an exercise in counting: They are a perfect way to call public attention to the vast and varied types of life thriving in our respective backyards. By inviting the pubic to join-which the SBBG is doing-a BioBlitz can offer first-hand evidence of the vibrant, and all-too fragile, web of life that not only surrounds us but also provides the foundation for our existence.
With this unique educational opportunity in mind, Johnson and company consciously designed the SBBG BioBlitz to be more than just an exercise in data collecting. Besides being able to watch all kinds of "-ologists" in action, there also will be opportunities for folks to join in on the survey teams and actually get their hands dirty. And, if the idea of hunting blister beetles or stinky monkey flowers doesn't appeal to you, the BioBlitz is also offering a full lineup of educational films, slideshows, and presentations from favorite resident scientific luminaries like Bob Hallar, Bob Cummings, and Larry Friesen. Furthermore, portions of the SBBG that aren't being blitzed will host several interactive and informational booths complete with arts and crafts, microscopes, and a perfectly disgusting water-filled horse trough, which, Muller was keen to observe, "are famous for being home to all sorts of neat things." Muller continued: "For this to work, it really needs to meld a scientifically valid undertaking with a fun, public event." And, as if that weren't enough, MTD is offering free bus fare on Line 22 for all those headed out to the BioBlitz.
California has long been heralded as the most biodiverse state in the U.S. and the Santa Barbara region often gets even higher billing, frequently called a biodiversity "hot spot" of global proportions. As Muller explained, "About a quarter of all the plants that grow in California, whether they be native or exotic, grow specifically in Santa Barbara and I think the same is true for most other species." Crunching those numbers suggests that, since California is home to some 6,000 plants, an S.B. BioBlitz could potentially identify as many as 1,500 plants alone-a number that would go a long way toward breaking the Connecticut record.
Lamenting the fact that the SBBG BioBlitz won't have a worm or soil expert on hand, and the fact that the lack of rain will greatly reduce the mushroom count, Muller reckoned it will be difficult for this year's event to reach such lofty numbers. That being said, he remains hopeful for some pleasant surprises and scientific drama once the counting commences. "It is very possible a new species will be found and I definitely wouldn't rule out a few 'Oh, wow! That's in Santa Barbara?'-type discoveries," contended Muller.
Though there is sure to be much pomp and circumstance at 4 p.m. on Saturday when the BioBlitz concludes and the final tally is announced, the lasting value of the event won't be a number. It will be the peace of mind that, from here on out, no matter what happens, there will be an actual account of just what types of living things-big, small, or microscopic-were calling the upper stretches of Mission Creek home in early May 2007. And for a town that famously claims to have invented Earth Day, this is one long-overdue development. After all, what good is biodiversity if you don't even know what it means?
On Saturday, May 12, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the public is welcome to observe and learn about the diversity of life that surrounds us in Santa Barbara's BioBlitz. There will be displays of plants and animals, and educational opportunities for both children and adults, including demonstrations and hands-on activities. There will also be lectures and tours, specimen preparation, and computer simulations of ecosystem dynamics, or food web interactions. Visit bioblitzsb.org for more info.
To enter The Indy's own BioBlitz contest by counting how many creatures you can find on the cover of this week's paper, go here.


The spookiest day of the year has finally arrived. From hanging costumes on the back of closet doors to ensure a pristine ensemble, getting pillow cases ready to be filled with all the best treats your neighbors have to offer, and making sure flashlights and other glowing objects are in working order (because safety first), homes in every neighborhood are preparing for tomorrow's Halloween festivities. You might think the horror ends once you wipe away the green face of the wicked witch, or the ghastly get-up from the Count himself, but the true fright has really just begun. With enough candy now in your home to pay for your dentist's vacations for the next three years, make sure you have these tricks up your sleeves for when the treats leave behind a frightful mess.
Between fun-sized candy bars, Hersey's Kisses, M&M's, Reese's Cups, Whoppers.... It's inevitable that a few chocolate-covered fingers are going to make their way onto your furniture. Before you let the mess take all of your (almond) joy, give yourself a few minutes to regroup.
In the time you just spent focusing on your breathing, the chocolate has had time to harden, and this is good! With the dull side of a butter knife, gently scrape the chocolate from the outside in and brush the crumbs onto a napkin that you can then dispose of. Next, place a few ice cubes in a plastic bag and set it on top of the remaining stain for ten minutes and repeat. Then, blot the area with a sponge dampened with mild dish soap and cold water. Avoid scrubbing as this could rub the chocolate further into the fabric! If the chocolate stain is still visible after patting the area dry, take enough corn meal to cover the spot and let it sit to absorb the moisture and what's left of the stain. Finally, vacuum the spot and voila! It's like it never even happened.
Sticky candy like bubble gum, lollipops, and Airheads are notorious lick-em-and-leave-em-treats. Maybe your kids get bored counting how many licks to the center of a Tootsie-Pop, or leave behind a big globby mess after fitting the entire package of Big League Chew in their mouths. The mess might seem intimidating, especially if you have a microfiber sofa like this one, but it can actually be tackled with a pantry staple.
Warm vinegar helps to detach gum and other hardened candy from your furniture's fibers without causing damage. Just place 2-3 tablespoons in a microwave safe bowl and heat for 30-45 seconds. Next, take a clean cloth and dip it into the bowl and place the dampened cloth on the mess. After about a minute or so, the gum/candy/what-have-you will peel away effortlessly. You can then clean the spot with a water-dampened cloth to remove any vinegar left behind.
So, your pumpkins have finally succumbed to their sugar crash. The chaos surrounding trick-or-treating is over, but the stress of keeping a watchful eye on candy-coated fingers has just begun. You deserve a glass of wine, because kids, right? You head to this conveniently discreet wine rack, choose the first bottle of Merlot you see, pour a glass, and plop right on the couch. And your wine adorably decides to plop right next to you, out of your glass and onto the couch you spent all day protecting. Instead of whining, work quickly and your family will be none the wiser to your mommy-mishap.
First, apply a dry powder like salt (which is your best option), baking soda, or kitty litter, to the spill and after a few minutes vacuum the residue away. If you worked quickly enough, this could be enough to remove the stain completely. If not, mix three parts hydrogen peroxide with one part dish soap, apply to the spot, and let sit for about an hour before blotting clean to reveal a stain-free sofa.
Check out the Sunbrella living rooms at Kensington Furniture. Make-up, chocolate, wine, dirt, and more will roll right off of your furniture with just water. Don't believe it? Check out this video or come by Kensington to see for yourself!


Fillies have asked that each child make an effort to sell five strips of raffle tickets at £1 a strip.
The biggest game of the season, will see the return of the unbeaten Fillies Ma's. There will be blood,sweat,tears, tackles,fights and mud. Sounds terrible mums but they come back year after year to play in our Fillies fundraiser day.


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Q: jQuery slideToggle just shows and hides but doesn't animate correctly In this example my div container just hides and shows but doesn't do the awesome jQuery animation.
$('.button').click(function() {
    $('.class1').slideToggle();
});

Can anybody say me why? I know that animations on tables don't work correctly but on divs it should be okay.
UPDATE
Thanks for all the answers. The information I was missing is that position absolute removes the element from the DOM. And yeah I know I should put the style in a css--this version was just for quick testing, but thanks for the answers!!!

A: .slideToggle() animates the height of an element from 0% - 100%, hiding its children as it goes.
By using position:absolute throughout your fiddle, you are removing the child elements from the flow of the DOM and interfering with the ability of the parent element to incrementally hide its children.
If you set overflow to hidden, and remove position:absolute from the children, this works properly.
http://jsfiddle.net/7xzMa/6/

A: UPDATED YOUR FIDDLE - http://jsfiddle.net/7xzMa/14/ --- cleaned the divs and you should place css into a style sheet so its easier to edit. "display" should be set to "none". unless you would like it to be visible then click to hide. http://jsfiddle.net/7xzMa/8/

A: Artur, my recommendation is to restructure your code entirely, there is way too much going on.  Short and simple is always best. I'd start by getting rid of the "style" attributes in your html. Make sure to put styles in CSS (it's cleaner and easier to maintain -- much better than deleting styles from multiple tags).
I just made you a demo, hope it helps! Feel free to use it! Happy coding! http://jsfiddle.net/7xzMa/17/

A: use JQuery UI
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('.button').click(function() {
        $('.class1').toggle('slide',{direction: 'up'},500);
    });
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Ninja's Gears 5 exclusive stream exposes the messy ethics of his Microsoft and Mixer deals
What's the proper disclosure in these types of situations?
By Julia Alexander
Sep 4, 2019, 2:18 PM UTC |
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Tyler "Ninja" Blevins raised some eyebrows yesterday when he announced an exclusive first look at Gears 5's campaign. The game is published by Microsoft, and Blevins has a contract to stream exclusively on the Microsoft-owned streaming platform Mixer.
Critics and other streamers wondered if playing the game was an additional paid sponsorship, part of Blevins' existing contract, or just special treatment as a result of his success on Mixer. Mike Futter, a journalist and games industry analyst, tweeted that even if Blevins wasn't receiving additional payment for streaming Gears 5, "if it's part of his contract, viewers should know." In a tweet, Blevins said he was "partnering with Microsoft" for the stream.
A Mixer representative told The Verge that Blevins "received a complimentary copy" of the game, but they implied that he wasn't required to stream it. The details of Blevins' exclusivity deal with Mixer are undisclosed, making it difficult to know if there are any other commitments beyond using the platform.
"Mixer partners are compensated for streaming to the service but they choose what content to stream and when."
"Mixer partners are compensated for streaming to the service but they choose what content to stream and when," the representative said. "Mixer partners are required to comply with FTC guidelines on endorsements and testimonials."
Members of the gaming community said the exclusive stream left "a bad taste," as YouTuber Jon from Many A True Nerd, tweeted. Although it makes sense that Microsoft would use Blevins, who has amassed more than 2 million followers on Mixer less than one month after joining the platform, to promote its game, Jon argued that a "well-known Gears lets-player would have made more sense."
"It's another example of streaming platforms helping to further boost already huge communities," Jon tweeted.
It's hard to divorce that Blevins was given the chance to exclusively stream a campaign of a highly anticipated Microsoft game on a Microsoft-owned platform. Blevins has played Gears of War games in the past and started his career playing Microsoft's Halo series, but critics of the stream doubted whether Blevins would have been given the same opportunity with the game if he were still streaming on Twitch.
"As streamers start signing deals with Mixer, this is something we'll need to keep an eye on," Futter tweeted. "The Microsoft relationship means that additional attention to disclosure is going to be important."
There are bigger questions about whether Microsoft will continue to do this for some of its other big upcoming games, like Halo Infinite. Will streamers on Mixer get exclusive early access to Microsoft-published games ahead of Twitch streamers and YouTube creators? Microsoft's spokesperson didn't comment. The Verge has reached out for additional information.
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Feral Hyde hooligans on the rampage smash up children's roundabout twice in less than a week
Traders and shoppers were furious after discovering the damage on Wednesday morning
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Yobs have struck yet again in a Tameside town being 'held to ransom' by 'feral' teenagers.
Hooligans in Hyde have smashed up a 100-year-old children's roundabout for the second time in less than a week.
Traders and shoppers were furious after discovering the damage on Wednesday morning.
'Look at them wrong and they'll punch you' - The town held to ransom by feral yobs as young as 10
The green wooden cover, which protects the carousel, had been kicked and broken again - after it was targeted last week.
It comes just days after the Manchester Evening News revealed how the Tameside town was being 'held to ransom' by gangs of school-aged youths.
There have been numerous reports of them stealing, intimidating and threatening people and vandalising businesses, homes and cars.
Many people say are too afraid to stand up to them through fear of being verbally berated or attacked.
Residents say their lives are being made a misery. Some say they are too afraid to walk the streets alone at night.
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Traders say they are considering shutting up shop for good.
The roundabout, which has been enjoyed by youngsters in Hyde for generations, is in the middle of the town centre, which is one of the main hot spots for trouble.
A fundraising campaign has since been launched to raise money to repair the damage and protect it from further anti-social behaviour.
It was set up by Jake Watkiss who recalls playing on the roundabout as a child.
The 25-year-old, who has a baby daughter, said "The family that run it is extremely friendly and don't deserve the distress of mindless youths trying to ruin a business that puts smiles on so many children's faces.
The shocking report that left Greater Manchester's police chief having to deny he's lost control of the streets
"My daughter is a little young for the roundabout at the moment, but will certainly use it when she is a little older, so I thought I would love nothing more than to help raise funds to repair it, and if I raised more it could go to making it secure to help prevent this happening again in the future."
Traders held a meeting last week to discuss anti-social behaviour.
To donate to the roundabout fundraising appeal visit www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/jake-watkiss
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40-year-old virgin looking for female companion to help him celebrate his birthday
He has a spare ticket for anybody who wants to join him at Fame the Musical, in Bournemouth
George Handley who is looking for the perfect female companion for his birthday celebrations.
A 40-year-old virgin is looking for the perfect female companion to ensure his birthday celebrations go with a bang.
George Handley suffers from Aspergers Syndrome and finds social situations awkward and has never had a girlfriend.
But he is willing to put his shyness behind him and has planned the ideal romantic getaway – but first he needs to find a woman willing to join him.
Theatre fan George, from Nottingham, has even bought a spare ticket to Fame the Musical in Bournemouth, where he will mark his 41st birthday on August 30.
He has now launched a search for his ideal woman in the hope of finding a date for his big day.
He said: "I would like someone for a long-term, permanent relationship, who I'll be able to get on with and is a bit younger than me.
"I'm in my early 40s and it's hard to find someone my age who would be able to have children.
"My father was 20 years older than my mother so the age gap shouldn't be a problem.
"I'd like them to be understanding, nice and quite attractive. But they could be average-
looking. Looks aren't too important.
"Every year I always go to the theatre to watch a musical and this year I've bought an extra ticket because I'd really love for someone to sit next to me and share in the experience."
George struggles with social interaction and has had bad experiences in the past.
He said: "Due to my Aspergers I have a social phobia of meeting people.
"It's hard going to places like pubs and I'm not really a drinker. I have a glass of sherry at Christmas.
"I had problems in my last year of school that put me off socialising with people of my own age.
"I was bullied and one day someone attacked me coming back from school. It put me off friends and relationships.
"It's hard to talk about and still painful 20 years on."
Despite his past social struggles, George says he would be a good catch for any woman.
He said: "I have a sense of humour and I can make people laugh. I'd offer a stable relationship and I wouldn't let my partner down.
"I would be a lot happier and more confident if I had a girlfriend.
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"I have been depressed. I feel lonely and awkward doing things like the theatre on my own.
"I'd go a lot more if I had someone to go with. I'd like to travel to different parts of the country like Cornwall and Yorkshire.
"But it's daunting when you turn up somewhere you don't know on your own.
"My father died in 1997 from a heart attack and my mother in 1999 from lung cancer.
"I have two older sisters who live in Nottingham and are still in touch but they have their own lives.
"I'm saying I'm a virgin because it is true, not because I just want sex. But it would be a plus.
"I would be surprised if I get any interest. I would rather a choice than nothing at all.
"Depending on how many there are I'd have a look individually at each one."
Genuine prospective dates can contact George on Facebook.
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Millions of people suffered a lengthy power blackout in Michigan over the weekend, along with tens of thousands in New York City and the Washington, D.C. metro area.
At its peak, more than 820,000 homes and businesses were without power in Michigan after a wave of thunderstorms swept through the state on Saturday evening. This translates into several million people with no electricity during the longest and hottest heatwave of the year, and deprived of key infrastructure such as hospitals, traffic lights and fire stations.
The two major utility companies in Michigan reported maximum outages of 600,000 customers for DTE Energy, which covers most of the Detroit area, and 220,000 customers for Consumers Energy, which covers much of western and upstate Michigan. By Monday night, more than 200,000 homes were still without service from DTE alone, more than 48 hours after the blackout began.
Outages are expected to last through Wednesday, with more than 1,100 DTE Energy work crews struggling to repair more than 2,600 power lines that were downed by heavy rains and powerful winds on Saturday. This includes 450 out-of-state workers and 16-hour emergency shifts as crews clear trees, broken or downed power lines and repair disabled transformers.
The company has however opted not to use their 2,000 off-duty workers to aid in the recovery efforts in an effort to minimize its costs during the blackout. In the meantime, the nearly 250,000 residents still affected by the blackout have been instructed to seek cooling centers and find shade to protect themselves against temperatures that spiked above 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
At the same time, the Detroit city government has virtually ignored the blackout and not organized any emergency relief effort for those affected, including tens of thousands of children, elderly and infirm. As of this writing, neither the city administration nor the office of Mayor Mike Duggan has issued a statement regarding a blackout that has impacted the entire city. Instead, the city's Democratic Party political establishment has been celebrating the opening of the 110th National Convention of the NAACP at Cobo Center, where power was restored immediately.
DTE Energy and the New York utility Con Edison alike attempted to blame the extreme weather patterns—thunderstorms with winds gusting up to 70 mph and heatwaves with record day and nighttime temperatures—for the widespread blackouts, as if July weather patterns in the US northeast and Midwest could not be foreseen. This is despite the fact that Con Edison purposefully imposed a blackout on 30,000 residents in Brooklyn on Monday, according to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, in order to "make repairs and prevent a bigger outage" that the company was worried might occur as the heatwave continued.
As Con Edison's actions show, the utilities conglomerates are aware that the electrical infrastructure needs to be overhauled and updated, both to maintain higher power loads and to be shielded from the weather. They are at the same time notorious for cost cutting even as power grids nationally decay.
Company executives and stockholders, along with municipality and state officials, both Democratic and Republican, have concluded that it is a waste of money to improve the infrastructure in working class neighborhoods and areas devastated by decades of deindustrialization. They are instead interested in extracting from impoverished customers as much money as possible.
This is particularly sharp in Detroit, where DTE has focused its efforts, not on updating its power lines to stop sparks and fires which can burn down homes or entire blocks, but on stopping alleged "energy theft" by installing millions of "smart meters" that can turn off power in a given line remotely. The purpose of these meters is purely punitive: it allows the company to more easily shut down electricity for those who are unable to pay exorbitant energy bills.
The politically connected energy giant is deeply involved in downsizing Detroit and stripping whatever assets it considers potentially profitable. In 2013, Detroit's Democratic mayor, David Bing, who had spent two decades on DTE's corporate board before taking office, handed the city over to an emergency manager who promptly threw it into bankruptcy. The one proviso the mayor set was that the emergency manager would complete Bing's plan to hand over the city's street lighting system to DTE.
That lighting system is now falling apart. At the time, DTE proposed to cut the number of streetlights in half and to update new ones to more modern LED lights. These were purported to be cheaper and last longer. Neither promise has proven to be true, with the new lamps failing across the city years ahead of their estimated lifespan.
Moreover, the problems in Detroit's electricity infrastructure comes two years after the Michigan Public Service Commission approved a four percent rate hike for DTE. At the time, Trevor F. Lauer, DTE president and chief operating officer, said that the rate hikes were needed among other things "to modernize the electric infrastructure in our Southeast Michigan service territory." The electricity rate hike followed the state regulators' approval of a 9.9 percent rate increase for DTE Energy's natural gas service.
These rate hikes are responsible for the massive profits of the utility giant. Earlier this year, DTE reported 2018 earnings of $1.1 billion, compared to $1.0 billion in 2017. Profits are expected to increase this year after DTE signed an agreement with NEXUS Gas Transmission to purchase the Generation Pipeline, which will supply natural gas to industrial plants in northwest Ohio. This agreement has played a key role in DTE's stock shooting up to $128 a share.
In contrast, users on social media report that, in compensation for the blackouts, DTE will send its customers $10 gift cards for movie theaters.
Using its automated billing system, throughout the blackout period DTE continued sending out utility bills to customers who had their electricity cut off and were seeing food rot in refrigerators and sweltering in the heat because of the company's negligence.
For its part, Con Edison reported a 2018 net income of $1.38 billion, compared to $1.5 billion in 2017. Con Edison Chairman, President and CEO John McAvoy raked in more than $8 million in total compensation.
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import pytest
from borg_summon import borg

def test_hook_no_command():
    with pytest.raises(borg.InvalidConfigError) as excinfo:
        borg.hook({})
    assert str(excinfo.value) == 'The "command" option is required for hooks.'

def test_borg_invalid_log_level():
    with pytest.raises(borg.InvalidConfigError) as excinfo:
        borg.init({'log_level': 'null', 'location': 'location'}, 'remote', 'repo')
    assert 'not a legal log level' in str(excinfo.value)

def test_borg_no_location():
    with pytest.raises(borg.InvalidConfigError) as excinfo:
        borg.init({}, 'remote', 'repo')
    assert str(excinfo.value).startswith('No location specified for remote')

def test_borg_invalid_encryption():
    with pytest.raises(borg.InvalidConfigError) as excinfo:
        borg.init({'encryption': 'caesar', 'location': 'location'}, 'remote', 'repo')
    assert 'is not a valid encryption mode' in str(excinfo.value)

def test_borg_create_no_paths():
    with pytest.raises(borg.InvalidConfigError) as excinfo:
        borg.create({'location': 'location'}, 'remote', 'repo_name', 'archive_name')
    assert str(excinfo.value).startswith('There are no existing paths to backup')

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Q: Use of log-linear analysis with percentage data Although my question sounds like I have data suitable for log-linear analysis, I may not. I have a large number of students (about 1000) of two levels who solved a test of 8 different types of problems (which have specific features and categorized at two different levels).
Thus I have three types of independent variables: type of problem, some other features of problems, and student level.  I want to see if there are main and interaction effects along these dimensions.
Since the dependent variable is dichotomous, I need a nonparametric test.  Also it should be a repeated design, since same students answered 8 different questions.  So the first question is: Is there such a test?
What I did was calculate the percentage of correct solutions for each case and ran a log-linear analysis, which I am not quite sure about (as it violates the independence assumption).

A: One possible solution is to run a logistic regression model that uses correct answer (yes or no) to the question as the response and then the other independent variables can but controlled for in teh model as main effects and interaction terms.  You could always run 8 separate logistic regression models (i.e., one for each question) or you could put a 8-level covariate into the model that is basically an indicator function for which question you are considering.


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Is the campaign for workers' rights, higher wages & safety over in Bangladesh?
25 Jul 2013, By Owen Tudor
No, of course it isn't. Since the Rana Plaza factory collapse at the end of April, enormous strides forward have been made, and the ready-made garment industry in Bangladesh, which employs 4 million people on some of the lowest wages in the world, has stayed in the news. It is vital that we keep it there, to keep up the pressure for change.
Unions around the world are still pressing transnational manufacturing and retail corporates to sign the union-inspired Accord for Fire and Building Safety which is now in its implementation phase with over 80 companies signed up. It was great news that American Eagle agreed with US unions to sign up this month, and it's a disgrace that Topshop still hasn't. The attempt by Gap and Walmart to organise a voluntary, union-free, penny pinching alternative is disreputable.
And it isn't just corporates who need to be pushed harder. The Government of Bangladesh has revised the labour law to give unions more freedom to organise, workers more rights to protest, and a higher minimum wage. But the garment manufacturing companies still rule the roost and the International Labour Organisation says that even the improvements to the law are not enough.
We want more corporates signed up to the Accord and more pressure on the Government of Bangladesh.
Compensation payments for the families of the Tazreen fire and the Rana Plaza collapse victims are still too slow, and global union federation IndustriALL will be taking action in August to make sure people get what they are due. We need to make sure that real change happens before the US restores trade privileges, and the EU needs to get tougher using theirs.
And we need to keep up the pressure for adequate labour law, because that is what will provide working people with the permanent power to ensure safety and keep wages rising. Even under the new law, entire categories of workers, such as the hundreds of thousands employed in the country's export processing zones, are still prohibited from forming a union. Safety and labour inspection is still inadequate, and past atrocities against union organisers like Aminul Islam, who was tortured and killed for his organising activities, are still unresolved.
As ITUC General Secretary Sharan Burrow said last week:
"Bangladesh's workers and the international community had high expectations that the government would finally legislate to protect the rights of workers. It appears that once again factory owners triumphed over their employees through backroom lobbying and their own political power as members of parliament. While the new law does reflect some positive changes, including on occupational safety and health, the government largely failed to make good on its obligations to improve fundamental workers' rights."
Workers' rights in crisis in Bangladesh Bangladesh factory fire kills 34 as government fails to protect workers' rights 115th company signs Bangladesh safety accord Week of Action on Bangladesh Accord on Factory Safety


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The Grocery Store with the Worst Reputation in America
Emily DiNuzzoUpdated: Jun. 07, 2020
Grocery stores are more dividing than you think. Here's what people love and hate about your favorite stores—and which one is the worst of all.
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Not all grocery stores are created equal. And according to a recent survey from Consumer Reports, more than 50,000 food shoppers have some serious complaints about specific stores.
Surveyors complained mostly about grocery stores with too few checkout lanes and long lines, congested aisles, too few food choices, and a poor selection of local products. Some of the worst offenders include Target, Aldi, and Stop and Shop. But the worst of the worst, according to survey results, is Walmart.
The discount chain store undoubtedly has competitive pricing. In fact, that's the one category where Walmart was highly ranked. The low overall ranking, however, stems from low rankings in seven out of 12 possible categories. This includes cleanliness, staff courtesy, checkout speed, produce and meat quality, and local produce selection. That's a far cry from the grocery store with the best reputation.
The superstore also came in last in the supermarket category in the most recent report by the American Customer Satisfaction Index. Again, customers were dissatisfied with the slow checkout speed and unfriendliness of the staff. The stores taking the top spots on ACSI's report were Trader Joe's and Wegmans—these stores also show up consistently as being highly rated grocery stores in the United States for overall value, too.
Walmart has also faced criticism in the past for its poor relationship with workers. Business Insider reports that the company even spent more than $18 million on ads in 2017 to highlight recent investments and changes in company policy.
On the bright side, some popular stores did rank well. Fareway Stores, Wegmans, and Publix are amongst the top. Only about 23 to 30 percent of surveyors had a complaint about them—making them the least complained about in the ratings. Can't find one of these stores near you? Don't fret, because there's a best supermarket in every state.
Emily DiNuzzo
Emily DiNuzzo is an associate editor at The Healthy and a former assistant staff writer at Reader's Digest. Her work has appeared online at the Food Network and Well + Good and in print at Westchester Magazine, and more. When she's not writing about food and health with a cuppa by her side, you can find her lifting heavy things at the gym, listening to murder mystery podcasts, and liking one too many astrology memes.
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package gitclone

import (
	"fmt"

	"github.com/bitrise-io/go-utils/command"
	"github.com/bitrise-io/go-utils/command/git"
	"github.com/bitrise-io/go-utils/log"
)

type unshallowFetchOptions struct {
	// Sets '--tags' or `--no-tags` flag
	// More info:
	// - https://git-scm.com/docs/git-fetch#Documentation/git-fetch.txt---tags
	// - https://git-scm.com/docs/git-fetch#Documentation/git-fetch.txt---no-tags
	tags bool
	// Sets '--no-recurse-submodules' flag
	// More info: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-fetch#Documentation/git-fetch.txt---no-recurse-submodules
	fetchSubmodules bool
}

type fallbackRetry interface {
	do(gitCmd git.Git) error
}

type simpleUnshallow struct {
	traits unshallowFetchOptions
}

func (s simpleUnshallow) do(gitCmd git.Git) error {
	log.Infof("Fetch with unshallow...")

	return unshallowFetch(gitCmd, s.traits)
}

type resetUnshallow struct {
	traits unshallowFetchOptions
}

func (r resetUnshallow) do(gitCmd git.Git) error {
	log.Infof("Resetting repository, then fetch with unshallow...")

	if err := resetRepo(gitCmd); err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("reset repository: %v", err)
	}

	return unshallowFetch(gitCmd, r.traits)
}

func unshallowFetch(gitCmd git.Git, traits unshallowFetchOptions) error {
	opts := []string{jobsFlag, "--unshallow"}
	if traits.tags {
		opts = append(opts, "--tags")
	} else {
		opts = append(opts, "--no-tags")
	}
	if !traits.fetchSubmodules {
		opts = append(opts, "--no-recurse-submodules")
	}

	if err := runner.RunWithRetry(func() *command.Model {
		return gitCmd.Fetch(opts...)
	}); err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("fetch failed: %v", err)
	}
	return nil
}


PhD in Management and DBA programs address different target groups. Although there may be exceptions, the general rule is: People study a PhD program when they aim at a career in social sciences and eventually want to become a fulltime professor at a business school. Their goal is to become an academic and do research. These people often come directly from the university and start the PhD after graduating. Accordingly, they often are still in their 20s and do not have much work experience.
In contrast, people do a DBA when they are already successful in business for many years and look for a new intellectual challenge. These people often have an MBA already and want to further distinguish themselves from others by doing a doctoral degree. At the same time, they are interested in management research and may have a practical research question in mind - a specific problem from their work environment for instance - that they can approach in their dissertation and that provides benefits to their companies at the same time.
Hence, these people usually are older than PhD students, some of them in their 30s, some in their 40s, some even older. They have many years of work experience, good positions, a decent salary, and tons of ambition and motivation.
A difference between PhD in Management and DBA program is often the motivation behind the studies. For PhD students the PhD is the path to a career as an academic. Their degree qualifies them as scholars and the overall goal is to start a career as a fulltime professor at a business school.
DBAs in contrast are driven primarily by the search for a personal challenge. They already have achieved a lot in their business career and some of them have an MBA. The DBA provides them with a new challenge that goes beyond the practical knowledge that they learnt in business or in the MBA. It challenges them as potential researchers.
Central for any research is the data. Data is what analyze to find support for or against your hypotheses - whether qualitative data or quantitative data. Every scholar needs to work with data over time (unless he or she only wants to publish theoretical papers) and having access to or having built up a unique database can be an important advantage when it comes to publishing in top journals.
One of the greatest advantages of many DBA students is their access to data in their own businesses. This data often is unique and sometimes can only be used for their dissertation under serious confidentiality clauses. PhD students, in contrast, often need to build up their database from the scratch, for instance by an online survey or by collecting, coding, and processing publicly available data.
PhD in Management students aim at a career in academia. They apply for positions as fulltime professors after graduating or go for a Postdoc for some years. Their key activity is doing research, publishing in academic journals or books, and teaching. And this is what PhD in Management students become qualified for – at least at top schools.
In contrast, DBA graduates usually stay working professionals in their companies and want to stay in the business world even after their graduation. However, their doctoral degree qualifies them for doing research as well. They may teach as guest professors, invited or adjunct faculty occasionally and publish in practitioner or academic journals. Also, the doctor title may open some doors for them in their company's hierarchy.
Another difference may be that PhD students primarily aim at developing new theory, particularly if they want to publish in top management journals. The starting point of their research often are existing theories and their knowledge gaps – those phenomena that our existing theory does not explain so far.
The core idea here is: PhD in Management students work on research questions that are considered as important gaps by the academic community.
DBA students, on the other hand, are less required to extend existing theory. Instead, their great contribution is rather the combination of research with concrete business problems. Their starting point, for example, may be a business problem from their companies and the DBA dissertation may generate a theoretical model that explains that specific problem and at the same time abstracts from it so that the model can be applied in other contexts as well. Hence, the DBA dissertation uses often a case-study approach rather than an empirical research approach.
The core idea here is: In the center of a DBA dissertation is a practical problem from the business world that is considered as relevant from both sides, business managers and scholars.
Although some business schools offer PhD programs also on a part-time base and although some DBA programs can be studied fulltime, the general rule is: PhD programs are fulltime programs and DBA programs can be studied part-time.
Since DBA students do not want to give up their work during the program, doctorate of business administration (DBA) programs are often organized as so-called blended programs and mix distance or online learning with residential periods. By this, the students can communicate online with professors and their peer group and only have to come together for some weeks per year. In general, DBA programs offer their students a lot of flexibility and once the coursework is over it is up to the advisor how often the DBA student needs to show up physically.
PhD in Management students, particularly at top schools, often get financial support during the studies, either by a scholarship or through a position as research assistant. DBA students on the other hand often pay for their education even though some schools may provide scholarships for them as well.
This makes a lot of sense given that PhD students do not work in business and hence depend on a solid financing plan. DBA students, in contrast, keep on earning money and may have some savings by which they can pay the tuition fees. They may also be able to tax-deduct their DBA expenses and most likely increase their salary once they have achieved their doctoral degree by gaining better positions. Some companies even fund DBA students, especially when they use data from their employers and when their research is relevant for their companies.
PhDs on the other hand are sponsored by their universities because the university has an interest in them. More precisely it has an interest in their future publication. If the PhD student finally becomes a fulltime professor at a renowned business school and publishes in top journals, the university's reputation increases. Hence, the investment pays off for the university in that case.
Clearly, the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is a worldwide recognized academic degree. It is the traditional qualification for a researcher and it is accepted internationally. In contrast, the Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) is a relatively young degree and may not be, yet, as much known and recognized as the PhD.
It is very likely though that the value of the degree depends on the reputation of the institution where it has been achieved. If the DBA comes from an established and renowned institution also the DBA degree itself may gain acceptance and the respective person may profit from a higher recognition than if the degree was obtained from a no-name school. In general, the DBA seems to gain recognition and DBA programs can be considered as an emerging market for business schools.


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Leonard: Giants' playoff pipe dream is over after implosion to Eagles
By Pat Leonard
PHILADELPHIA — Odell Beckham Jr. was not running red hot after Sunday's 25-22 Giants implosion against the Philadelphia Eagles crushed his dreams of an impossible playoff run.
But he definitely sounded sour, tired of losing, and disgusted that an offense with so much talent finds a way to do so little, so often, letting Philly erase a 19-3 deficit with 4:06 to play in Sunday's second quarter by out-scoring Big Blue 22-3 the rest of the way.
The result was surprisingly pointed criticism of coach Pat Shurmur's "game plan" in failing to take advantage of the Eagles being without their top five defensive backs due to injury, and losing on a Jake Elliott 43-yard field goal with 22 seconds to play.
"That's more of a question for coach," said Beckham, who had five catches for 85 yards."Coming in, knowing that they struggled in the secondary, personally I would have loved to attack them. But it wasn't in our game plan."
But Beckham's words were not an indictment of Shurmur as much as a commentary on the Giants' offensive futility as a whole. Beckham was aware Shurmur had called a play for him deep on the Giants' final drive of the first half, for example, up 19-11 and in field goal range to extend the lead.
Saquon Barkley disappeared in the second half. (Mitchell Leff / Getty Images)
Giants' defense is a tale of two halves »
But Beckham didn't want Eli Manning to force a pass into coverage toward him for a killer interception to the Eagles' Malcolm Jenkins, right? He wanted to score, even if someone else did. He wanted to win. It's not about throwing to him no matter what. It's about winning.
And as the Giants (3-8) reminded everyone Sunday, they have become experts at losing.
"Just a bad decision," Manning said of the throw, which was the Eagles' first interception since the last time they faced the Giants in Week 6. "Hundred percent bad decision by me."
Plus, Beckham's lack of touches wasn't even the most confusing part of the Giants' offensive "game plan." Worse was that Saquon Barkley had 15 touches for 131 yards and two touchdowns at halftime — nearly out-gaining the Eagles' entire offense (159 yards) through two quarters — and then received just five touches for nine total yards in the second half.
Even Shurmur said "it doesn't make sense to throw it every down," even against a depleted Eagles secondary, "when you've got a running back like Saquon." But so why did Barkley sit out the Giants' second drive of the second half — a drive that perfectly demonstrated the Giants' futility, by the way, with a Corey Coleman drop, two offensive line penalties and a burnt timeout on 3rd-and-18?
Shurmur said poor execution and penalties affected his play-calling early in that second half. But the decision to not feature Barkley prominently was still peculiar.
In a locker room full of cliches, though, Shurmur and Beckham at least refreshingly stood out as two guys who were ticked off by this defeat, which squashed Big Blue's hopes of a miracle run and should signal rookie QB Kyle Lauletta to change out of his street clothes into a uniform.
Pat Shurmur is livid during Giants' loss. (Elsa / Getty Images)
The two-faced nature of the Giants' offensive performance was most maddening.
Manning's offense put up a whopping 346 yards in the first half, the most yards by any Giants team in any half since a Dec. 8, 1985 victory over the Houston Oilers, per Elias Sports Bureau.
But they finished with only 402 yards for the game, thanks in large part to a third quarter in which the Giants gained -7 yards on 11 plays. The offense frustratingly was without Beckham on the first drive of that second half.
OBJ said he felt "a bite in my calf" as he warmed up for the second half, and so for a third time this season the team said he required an I.V. for dehydration around halftime (also Week 1 vs. Jacksonville and Week 6 vs. Eagles).
There was also regret about Shurmur going for a two-point conversion after the Giants' first touchdown of the game because an Eagles penalty had moved the ball to the one. The coach defended his decision, though, as Manning did not throw to an open Rhett Ellison.
"We got a penalty that put us at the one yard line. So I liked our chances of getting it there," Shurmur said. "I think we had a guy running wide open. So we just didn't convert it."
No matter. It's really only about pride and next year now for the Giants. Their sub-one percent postseason chances coming into Sunday's game are now all but nil with their best possible finish being 8-8 with Dallas (6-5), Washington (6-5) and the reigning Super Bowl champion Eagles (5-6) all well ahead in the NFC East.
The Giants also are 0-4 in the division, and amazingly, they have lost nine of their last 10 against the Eagles and 17 of their last 21 dating back to 2008. And they have lost their last five here at Lincoln Financial Field. Beckham has never won here.
"I wouldn't know it if you didn't say that," Manning said of the Giants' futility against the Eagles.
How could Manning not know that that he rarely beats Philly? Maybe because it's become so routine in recent years, it's just a given.
Eli Manning Hall of Fame debate rages on as ex-Giants teammate doesn't hold back »
Rhett Ellison


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La version de PHP es: <?php echo phpversion(); ?>

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$password = 'contrasenya';
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$conn = new mysqli($servername, $username, $password, $db);

if ($conn->connect_error) {
	echo ('No se pudo conectar a MySQL: ' . $conn->connect_error);
}else{
	echo 'La conexión a MySQL funciona.';
}

?>


5 & 6 37-43: Olivia Dobitz's place is 1st and went 3-0 which included two forfeits.
5 & 6 43-45: Wyatt Larson's place is 2nd and went 2-1 with one forfeit.
5 & 6 46-47: Bentley Fitch's place is 1st and went 4-0 with two forfeits.
5 & 6 47-50: Treyson Johnson's place is 1st and went 3-0.
5 & 6 52-56: Wyatt Maychrzak's place is 4th and went 1-3.
7 & 8 57-60: Nathaniel Dobitz's place is 2nd and went 3-1 with two forfeits.
7 & 8 56-58: Dan Skogen's place is 1st and went 3-0.
7 & 8 60-63: Chase Geaumont's place is 1st and went 4-0.
7 & 8 75-77: Logan Mausehund's place is 1st and went 2-0.
7 & 8 91-95: Elijah Timm's place is 1st and went 2-0.
9 & 10 54-58: Austin Ormiston's place is 1st and went 3-0.
9 & 10 54-58: Tyler Fitch's place is 2nd and went 2-1.
9 & 10 60-65: Cooper Guthrie's place is 3rd and 1-2.
9 & 10 60-65: Acalia Olson's place is 2nd and went 2-1.
9 & 10 66-70: Nicholas Dobitz's place is 3rd and went 2-2.
9 & 10 66-70: Isabella Whittet went 0-4.
9 & 10 69-72: Isaiah Whittet's place is 2nd and went 2-1 with one forfeit.
9 & 10 76-80: Stone Stadheim's place is 3rd and went 1-2.
9 & 10 76-80: Cyrus Johnson's place is 2nd and went 2-1.
9 & 10 91-99: Jalen Larson went 0-2.
9 & 10 113-117: Brodie Sott went 0-2 .
11-13 78-85: Riley Hasbrouck's place is 2nd and went 1-1.
11-13 78-85: Trevor Dalley went 0-2.
11-13 125-134: Casey Kindsfater's place is 2nd and 2-1.


At Side Street Projects as part of Pasadena Art Night.
Funded by a 2011 Individual Artist Grant from City of Pasadena Cultural Affairs Division.H(AIR) is a celebration of hair, culture, and identity in past and present Northwest Pasadena.
H(AIR) is a temporary, site-specific installation featuring two giant, inflatable, nylon barber shop pole sculptures. They were placed on the crumbling remains of the Percy Williams Personality Barber Shop, which was, by all accounts, a lively gathering spot for a predominantly African American Northwest Pasadena neighborhood in the 1950s. H(AIR) incorporated a video component comprised of 53 portraits of residents who now live in the ethnically and culturally diverse Northwest Pasadena. The project opened a dialog about identity and cultural heritage in a neighborhood that has undergone a shift in demographics. The videos were projection-mapped onto the spheres of the barber poles.
This version is one of the two videos with stop-motion animation and portraits of local residents that was projected onto the poles.
H(AIR) incorporates a whimsical video component comprised of hundreds of still photographs of Northwest Pasadena residents at various, neighborhood events and colorful red, white, and blue (barbershop colored) motion graphics. The headshots are interspersed with animations of barber tools.


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Jarrius Glenn Jackson (nacido el 18 de junio de 1985 en Monroe, Estados Unidos) es un jugador estadounidense de baloncesto que actualmente se encuentra sin equipo. Mide 1,85 metros de altura y juega en la posición de escolta. En enero de 2013 obtuvo la ciudadanía italiana.

Trayectoria deportiva
Hijo de Glenn y Glinda Jackson, estudió en el Ouachita Parish High School de su ciudad natal. Posteriormente cursó sus estudios universitarios en Texas Tech University, donde se incorporó a los Texas Tech Red Raiders. En 2006, fue suspendido del equipo de baloncesto por razones académicas, aunque no por mucho tiempo. En su año senior fue incluido en el All-Senior All-America Team del Lowe's Senior Class Award.

Empezó su carrera profesional en España, en las filas del Palma Aqua Mágica. El año siguiente se mudó a Ucrania, donde jugó en el Khimik-OPZ Yuzhny y el MBС Mykolaiv. En 2009 fichó por el Junior Casale italiano. El año siguiente fue transferido al Veroli Basket, con el que ganó una Copa de Italia de Legadue. El 24 de julio de 2012 fue contratado por el Vanoli Cremona. En julio de 2014 pasó al Azzurro Napoli Basket; con los napolitanos jugó hasta enero de 2015, cuando fichó por el Reyer Venezia Mestre.

Palmarés
 Copa de Italia de Legadue (1): 2011

Referencias

Enlaces externos
Ficha de Jackson en eurobasket.com

Baloncestistas de Luisiana
Baloncestistas estadounidenses de la Lega Basket Serie A
Baloncestistas de la Legadue
Baloncestistas de los Texas Tech Red Raiders
Baloncestistas del Club Bàsquet Alcúdia
Baloncestistas del Khimik-OPZ Yuzhny
Baloncestistas del MBС Mykolaiv
Baloncestistas del Junior Pallacanestro Casale
Baloncestistas del Veroli Basket
Baloncestistas del Guerino Vanoli Basket
Baloncestistas del Azzurro Napoli Basket 2013
Baloncestistas del Reyer Venezia

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RealtyTrac: Home repossessions declined in June
By: Associated Press July 11, 2013
LOS ANGELES — Fewer U.S. homes entered the foreclosure process or were repossessed by banks in June, the latest sign that the nation is shaking off its housing bust hangover.
Lenders initiated the foreclosure process on 57,286 homes last month, the lowest level for any month in 7½ years, foreclosure listing firm RealtyTrac Inc. said Thursday.
Foreclosure starts are on pace to reach roughly 800,000 this year, down from 1.1 million last year, the firm said.
Completed foreclosures, when the lender repossesses a home, are on track to hit a half-million, or about a quarter below last year's total.
The trend comes as the U.S. housing recovery continues to gain strength, propelled by steady job gains, low interest rates, improving consumer confidence and growing demand for homes at a time when there's a thin supply of available homes for sale in many markets.
That's helped boost home prices, which jumped 12.2 percent in May from a year earlier — the biggest gain in seven years, according to data provider CoreLogic.
Even so, foreclosures remain a potential drag on housing in many states, including Florida, Nevada, Illinois and Ohio.
"Halfway through 2013, it is becoming increasingly evident that while foreclosures are no longer a national problem, they continue to be a state and local market problem," said Daren Blomquist, a vice president at RealtyTrac.
Homes scheduled for auction in states like Florida, where the courts play a role in the foreclosure process, were up 34 percent in June from a year earlier, the firm said.
Scheduled home auctions doubled last month in New Jersey and Florida, which also posted the highest foreclosure rate of any state — nearly three times the national average — in the first six months of the year, the firm said.
Most homes lined up for public auction typically end up going back to lenders, which opens the door for the properties to be placed on the market as sharply discounted foreclosed homes later this year or in 2013.
Nationally, the inventory of previously occupied homes on the market was 10 percent below prior-year levels in May, according to the National Association of Realtors. So the potential for more foreclosures going on sale will likely be welcome news to would-be homebuyers in markets where there is a tight supply of available homes.
The number of homes that entered the foreclosure process in June was down 21 percent from May and about 45 percent below June 2012's total.
Lenders repossessed 35,507 homes last month, down nearly 9 percent from May and a drop of 35 percent from a year earlier.
That's still short of the 25,000 or so a month that Blomquist considers the benchmark for foreclosures in a "normal" housing market.
At the height of the housing boom in 2006, completed foreclosures averaged 22,000 a month. They peaked in September 2010 at 102,000.
Tighter lending standards for home loans since the housing bubble burst have helped slow the pace of foreclosures.
About 75 percent of the 824,292 U.S. homes in the foreclosure process as of June are tied to loans that were originated between 2004 and 2008.
"That's a good sign that the lending has much improved and we're not seeing high foreclosure rates on mortgages that have been taken out since 2008," Blomquist said.
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Bullet Proof Comics
Bulletproof Comics and Games has called Flatbush home for 25 years. Hank, the business owner, began by selling comics from a cart. Today he owns a successful hobby store that sells far more than comics, but unlike when he first started, the Internet poses a constant threat. The fellows showed Hank how he could tweak the store to become a more inviting hang-out spot for customers. That way, customers will want to buy from the store instead of buying online.
Lena Aronson
Yelena Aronson teaches computer art as a professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey. She has taught as multimedia instructor at Future Media Concepts in New York, and has worked as an architect in Moscow, Russia. Her digital art projects and prints have been shown in New York and New Jersey galleries, as well as online. She received the Silver Award from Artmajeur in 2004 and her M.F.A. from Brooklyn College in 2002.
Jansiel Polanco
Jansiel Polanco was born in the Dominican Republic, he has been living in New York since the age of 11. He has a deep love of storyteller and is passionate about creating characters, stories that people can relate to. He has been illustrating characters that come from his spiritual/cultural learnings and painting portraits of people that he admires such as writers, activist, artist amongst others. He has been trying to find answers to many questions that have puzzled him and art has been his guide.


When Kelley Lewis Ebert became a single mom of three, she decided to build her own house.
I am teaching my children what it means to work for something. And then how to be able to enjoy your hard work when it's completed. This project is a labor of love, and serves as a getaway from busy city life, a place where we can just focus on being a family and enjoy what life is all about-complete with fishing off our back porch.
As for me, well, I'm learning being a single parent doesn't limit me and my abilities-I can build a cabin! We are a "go get 'er" kinda family. But also, building small houses becomes a community event and that's my favorite part about it.
For lots more Weekend Cabins, go here. For more interviews with interesting people, go here.
From the perspective of another single parent, THAT IS REALLY COOL! Not only does the project give an avenue to redirect the stresses of single parenthood but it also teaches your little ones a very valuable life lesson at such a young age. The cabin looks great!


True to our agrarian roots, Garrett County preserves natural resources and promotes renewable energy development. We take an environmentally-conscious, community-oriented approach to the development of public lands, farmland, and waterways.
Blessed with an abundance of natural energy (including coal, shale, natural gas, forest, wind and water), we welcome firms seeking sustainable solutions in the name of the greater good.


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From practical hatchbacks to tough-looking SUVs, Honda's impressive line-up has something to offer every driver. Here at Prestige Cars Cardiff you'll be able to choose from an outstanding selection of quality pre-owned cars, all of which come fully tested for your peace of mind. Test drive a used Honda Jazz and decide whether this stylish and spacious city car is the one for you. Alternatively, take a closer look at a used Honda CR-V, a highly capable crossover that's exceptionally versatile. Contact a member of the team today to find a used Honda for sale in Cardiff that meets your specific requirements. Call, get in touch through the website or pay us a visit in person.


I'm very excited to tell you that I have one copy of the Dino Bite game to give away.
If you missed it, you can check out my Review for all the ins and outs of how it works.
It's a great family game that everyone will love, I know I love it.
Dino Bite is brought to you by Drumond Park and costs around £19.99 but not for you, as one of you lovely, lucky people are going to win a copy for free. How fab is that!
The Dino Babies are in danger from the rampaging T-Rex. Can you save them all before the DINO BITES? With realistic jungle noises and the shock of the lunging dinosaur, this is a game of spine-tingling excitement and fun for all adventurers.
Each turn, players must save a Dino baby by lifting the giant leaf and sneaking out a Baby using the tweezers provided. But beware! If the T-Rex knows you're there, it roars out loud and lunges forward to scare you away from its next meal!
To WIN simply enter using the RaffleCopter Form below. It may take a few seconds to load at busy times so please do be patient with it ( It will load soon) Good Luck.
This competition is open to the UK only and will end on Thursday 16th July. One winner will be drawn at random from all the correctly made entries and contacted by email.
I love the new pie game!
The Logo game is so much fun.
The dino bite game looks fun!
The Best of British, so much to learn about our country and culture!
Dino bite looks great, the kids would love it and wordsearch junior too.
Has to be the bubble buster kazoo game!! It just sounds really entertaining and funny!
Rapidough - messy and fun.


State of Oregon Hazard Viewer - The HazVu map provides a way to view many different geologic hazards in the state of Oregon. You can enter the address for your home, school, business, or public buildings on your area to see what hazards might affect you.
Earthquake Home Hazard Hunt - this is a guide provided by FEMA that provides visuals and descriptions so that homeowners can identify and fix at-risk areas of their homes to reduce future earthquake damage and disruption. You can download the poster directly from FEMA. Multnomah County also provides this poster at many of our outreach and engagement events.
Quakesmart Toolkit for Businesses - Actionable and scalable guidance and tools to the private sector, its owners, managers, and employees about the importance of earthquake mitigation and the simple things they can do to reduce the potential of earthquake damages, injuries, and financial losses.
National Flood Insurance Program - Since standard homeowners insurance doesn't cover flooding, it's important to have protection from the floods associated with hurricanes, tropical storms, heavy rains and other conditions that impact the U.S.
Residential Flood Mitigation Video -This Just In Time Training video was produced by the Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH).
FireWise Principles - Concerned about brush, grass or forest fires where you live? Find tips and tools to make your home and neighborhood safe from wildland fire.


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Q: Gradual transition of an interrupted CSS keyframes :hover animation My animation uses keyframes, starts on hover and has a long duration.
When I move the mouse out while the animation is still running it stops instantly.
I need the interrupted animation returns to it's original values gradually. (Like 'transform' does).
@keyframes KF_Problem { 100% {transform:scale(2);} }
.Problem:hover { animation:KF_Problem 3s; }
.Problem       { transform:scale(1); transition:3s;}

.All_OK:hover  { transform:scale(2); transition:3s;}
.All_OK        { transform:scale(1); transition:3s;}

1) How can I do that?
2) Why does Firefox "do the work" automatically and all other browsers don't?
Just try the code in http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_default with Firefox and with all other modern browsers to see the difference...


God carried Dennis R. Parker, 72, on August 6, 2018, in Long Beach, California, to sing in the heavenly choir, alongside his late wife, Nancy Carnahan Parker. Born in Los Angeles, CA he was the second son of Gertrude "Trudy" Nelson and Donald Parker. He retired in 2003 in Oak Harbor, WA.
He served our country in the U. S. Army at Viet Nam. For many years he was instrumental in helping moms and their unborn child, by being the President of the Pregnancy Care Center Board in Oak Harbor. He loved to perform in High School musicals and sang for a brief time, in the Edmonds Community Chorale and the Skagit Valley Chorale. He loved music of all kinds, but especially Broadway Musicals, and liked to make up his own silly lyrics to songs and tell jokes.
A lover of cats, especially Shadow his surviving cat, who loved to sit on his lap and sleep under the comforter on his bed. Dennis had a beautiful soul, kind heart and open arms to everyone. He graduated from Leuzinger High School in Lawndale, CA in 1963 and from California State University, Fullerton.
For nearly 30 years he worked with GTE, retiring as Marketing Manager. His faith in God was extremely important, as was his love of family and friends. He will be missed by family and all who knew him, as well as those who merely crossed his path.
He is survived by his sons, Ron (Andrya) Parker, Anaheim, CA, and Ken (Robyn) Parker, Anaheim, CA, step-sons and daughters, Kimberlee Stutler, Las Vegas, NV, Stacy (Jerrett) Thompson, Las Vegas, NV, Scott (Kristina) Stutler, Denver, CO, and David Stutler, Dallas, TX; 16 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild; also his brother Alan (Morrie) Parker, Oak Harbor, WA and step-brother Randy, The Philippines, and his best friend, Judy Hakins, Anacortes, WA.
Private interment will be in Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent, WA resting with Nancy, the love of his life, who predeceased him.
Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to the Pregnancy Care Center in Oak Harbor, referenced in Dennis's name.
Church, 2760 Heller Rd, Oak Harbor, for friends and family from 2pm to 4pm. All are welcome.
Arrangements by Memory Garden Memorial Park and Mortuary, Brea, CA, and Edline-Yahn & Covington Mortuary, Kent, WA.


This month, our blog turned six years old. Longtime readers may remember it all started out back in 2006 when neighborhood blogging was just starting to catch on. To celebrate the 6-year milestone, I searched through the archives for a few noteworthy posts. Here's what I came up with.
We are going to be trying something out by moving the Commenting over to IntenseDebate. Comments are still being copied into the new system, so bear with us.
If you have not already noticed there is a new layout. This is the third major release of GerritsenBeach.net and we are happy with the way our readers are using the site now.
Going to every store on Gerritsen Avenue is time consuming and costly! But a FREE ad on our GB classifieds is so much easier and far reaching!
Why FREE? We want to help keep money in the community. What's better than that!
Spring is here! Summer is coming! You need to know what's going on!
Make sure to check in occasionally to the Community Calendar page to stay in the know!
You may be asking yourself "whats with the excessive golden posts?" "what is this Our News?". Apologies for posting five Marty Golden events in a row. It was the only way to give each woman credit they deserve, as well as promote the Easter Egg Hunt.
GerritsenBeach.net is now in an undeclared war with Sheepshead Bites via facebook to hit 1,000 friend first.
Here is the deal: When GerritsenBeach.net wins and hits a thousand we will give a prize to a random follower of value. Sheepshead Bites isn't giving out prizes!
Last night I was able to attend the Hayes Family fundraiser to deliver  all donations received through the donation link we put up shortly after the fire.  I am very proud of everyone who donated either directly through the website or got the information on how to donate through the website.
The Village Voice gave a great write up about "18 obsessive, cantankerous, and unstoppable Gotham blogs worth going ape over". We at GerritsenBeach.net are humbled by the headline and honored to be included with other great blogs.
Cavanagh breaks stories: His 2008 coverage of black kids getting hassled on Manhattan Beach during a senior "cut day" at local high schools was followed days later by a story in the Post. He got no credit, though. "It's their policy," he shrugs. "I don't complain a lot. I'm more interested in getting stories that the other papers don't get." And sometimes, Cavanagh is the story, as when Nobody Beats the Wiz founder Stephen Jemal came after him for publicizing problems with Jemal's land development business—and an associate of Jemal's hacked Cavanagh's site. The Daily News picked that one up and interviewed Cavanagh.
You People Can't Have Anything Nice. Comments Dropped.
After a week of experimenting with "Disqus" a new comment system… I wish I could say that it worked beautifully. Well, design and technically it did, everything was working and looking the way it was supposed to.
If you haven't noticed already there is a new comment format.
Technically speaking I had two comment plugins that you all enjoyed. 1) The like/dislike button 2) threaded commenting. Then after an upgrade, everything broke and nothing was working.
Your call is important to us!….
E-mail or Call us with your problems, questions, comments or concerns.
GerritsenBeach.net values your opinions. Please contact us and let us know about tips you may have, story ideas, comments and constructive criticisms are also encouraged.
GerritsenBeach.net is issuing an apology to our readers who were expecting to get an update on what is currently going on and going to be happening with White Island.


St. Demetrius Orthodox Church, the little "Jewel of Jackson" is painted from floor to ceiling with beautiful Byzantine frescos. The technique of two-dimensional painting has been used for over 1800 years in cathedrals and churches across the world.
At St. Demetrius, groups of 12 can schedule to receive a historical, artistic, and personalized tour to learn about the art work which is equal to any you can see in Europe. The Orthodox tradition of Iconography, often called "Windows to Heaven," truly brings a new perspective to Biblical stories. After experiencing the beautiful frescos and their intriguing history, guests are served a cup of coffee and a very special treat - homemade Baklava freshly baked by the Baklava Bakers of the Sisterhood of St. Demetrius Church.
St. Demetrius is open every Sunday for service at 9:30 am. Guest are free to attend a Liturgy to see the frescos. Formal and large bus tours are available. Call Monica Dellas at (517) 414-3829 to schedule a tour.


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El XV Distrito Electoral Estatal de Yucatán es uno de los 15 distritos electorales en los que se encuentra dividido el territorio del Estado de Yucatán. Su cabecera es la ciudad de Izamal.

Desde la redistritación de 2008 está formado por 24 municipios, divididos en 108 secciones.

Municipios
El distrito está formado por los municipios de Cantamayec, Cenotillo, Cuncunul, Chankom, Chikindzonot, Dzitás, Espita, Izamal, Kantunil, Kaua, Quintana Roo, Sotuta, Sudzal, Suma, Tekal de Venegas, Tekantó, Tekom, Tapakan, Teya, Tinum, Tixcacalcupul, Tunkás, Uayma y Yaxcabá.

Véase también

 Distritos electorales estatales de Yucatán
 Congreso del Estado de Yucatán

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 IPEPAC.org.mx - Instituto de Procesos Electorales y Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Yucatán.

Distritos electorales estatales de Yucatán


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package som.tests;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;

import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Ignore;
import org.junit.Test;

import com.oracle.truffle.api.source.Source;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.vm.PolyglotEngine;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.vm.PolyglotEngine.Value;
import com.oracle.truffle.tck.TruffleTCK;

import som.VM;
import som.interpreter.SomLanguage;
import som.interpreter.objectstorage.ObjectTransitionSafepoint;
import som.vm.VmOptions;
import som.vmobjects.SClass;

public class TruffleSomTCK extends TruffleTCK {

  @After
  public void uninitialize() {
    ObjectTransitionSafepoint.reset();
  }

  @Override
  protected PolyglotEngine prepareVM() throws IOException {
    return prepareVM(PolyglotEngine.newBuilder());
  }

  @Override
  protected PolyglotEngine prepareVM(final PolyglotEngine.Builder preparedBuilder) throws IOException {

    VM vm = new VM(new VmOptions(new String [] {
        "--kernel", VmOptions.STANDARD_KERNEL_FILE,
        "--platform", VmOptions.STANDARD_PLATFORM_FILE}), true);
    preparedBuilder.config(SomLanguage.MIME_TYPE, SomLanguage.VM_OBJECT, vm);

    InputStream in = getClass().getResourceAsStream("TruffleSomTCK.som");
    Source source = Source.newBuilder(new InputStreamReader(in)).mimeType(
        mimeType()).name("TruffleSomTCK.som").build();
    PolyglotEngine engine = preparedBuilder.build();

    Value tckModule = engine.eval(source);
    SClass tck = tckModule.as(SClass.class);

    ObjectTransitionSafepoint.INSTANCE.register();
    tck.getMixinDefinition().instantiateObject(tck, vm.getVmMirror());
    ObjectTransitionSafepoint.INSTANCE.unregister();
    return engine;
  }

  @Override
  protected String mimeType() {
    return SomLanguage.MIME_TYPE;
  }

  @Override
  protected String fourtyTwo() {
    return "fourtyTwo";
  }

  @Override
  protected String returnsNull() {
    return "returnNil";
  }

  @Override
  protected String applyNumbers() {
    return "apply:";
  }

  @Override
  protected String identity() {
    return "identity:";
  }

  @Override
  protected String countInvocations() {
    return "countInvocation";
  }

  @Override
  protected String invalidCode() {
    return "'this' is certainly not a module definition";
  }

  @Override
  protected String plusInt() {
    return "sum:and:";
  }

  @Override
  protected String compoundObject() {
    return "compoundObject";
  }

  @Override
  protected String globalObject() {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  protected String valuesObject() {
    return "valuesObject";
  }

  @Override
  protected String objectWithElement() {
    return "objectWithElement";
  }

  @Override
  protected String functionAddNumbers() {
    return "functionAddNumbers";
  }

  @Override
  protected String complexAdd() {
    return "complexAdd";
  }

  @Override
  protected String complexAddWithMethod() {
    return "complexAddWithMethod";
  }

  @Override
  @Test
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testCoExistanceOfMultipleLanguageInstances() { }

  @Override
  @Test
  @Ignore("needs eval in language. don't want that")
  public void testEvaluateSource() { }

  @Override
  @Test
  @Ignore("needs support for code snippet parsing, don't have that yet")
  public void multiplyTwoVariables() { }

  @Override
  @Test
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testSumRealOfComplexNumbersA() { }

  @Override
  @Test
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testSumRealOfComplexNumbersB() { }

  @Override
  @Test
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testSumRealOfComplexNumbersAsStructuredDataRowBased() { }

  @Override
  @Test
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testSumRealOfComplexNumbersAsStructuredDataColumnBased() { }

  @Override
  @Test
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testCopyComplexNumbersA() {  }

  @Override
  @Test
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testCopyComplexNumbersB() { }

  @Override
  @Test
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testCopyStructuredComplexToComplexNumbersA() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void timeOutTest() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void addOneToAnArrayElement() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testRootNodeName() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testFunctionAddNumbers() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testReadValueFromForeign() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testReadElementFromForeign() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testWriteValueToForeign() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testObjectWithValueAndAddProperty() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testIsExecutableOfForeign() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testCallMethod() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testHasSize() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testHasSizeOfForeign() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testGetSize() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testIsExecutable() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testWriteElementOfForeign() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testIsNullOfForeign() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testReadFromObjectWithElement() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testGetSizeOfForeign() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testIsNotNull() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testWriteToObjectWithValueProperty() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testReadFromObjectWithValueProperty() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testCallFunction() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testWriteToObjectWithElement() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testPropertiesInteropMessage() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testMetaObject() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testValueWithSource() { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testNull() throws Exception { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testNullCanBeCastToAnything() throws Exception { }

  @Test
  @Override
  @Ignore("todo: remove override")
  public void testObjectWithKeyInfoAttributes() throws Exception { }
}


Frederick Living offers gracious independent living residences in a close-knit, lively community featuring a wide variety of services and conveniences. We also provide the peace of mind of knowing that you have a full spectrum of health care services available right on campus, should you need it—including personal care, fully licensed nursing care, and rehabilitation services. And for those caring for a loved one who needs extra help, we provide respite, and memory support.


Mt Pierre Cattle Station is an aboriginal owned and operated enterprise, located in the upper reaches of the Fitzroy River Catchment in the West Kimberley Region of Western Australia. The property is over 200,000 hectares (500,000 acres) and has the potential to run between 5,000-8,000 cattle, making it a multi-million dollar enterprise.
Sensitivity to culturally important traditions.
Indigenous corporation governance and management.
Economic and industry development expertise.
Extensive interviews with Company Directors and Shareholders.
Open community sessions and discussions.
Preparation and presentation of long term property management plan.