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Home Biography & Net Worth Dana Tyler: New York City News Anchor and Reporter!
Dana Tyler: New York City News Anchor and Reporter!
Well, how well do you know about Dana Tyler? If not much, we have compiled all you need to know about Dana Tyler's net worth in 2023, her age, height, weight, boyfriend, husband, kids, biography and complete details about her life. Well, if you're all set, here is what we know about Dana Tyler to date.
Real Name/Full Name Dana Tyler
Nick Name/Celebrated Name: Dana Tyler
Birth Place: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Date Of Birth/Birthday: 24 November 1958
Eye Color: N/A
Hair Color: N/A
Parents Name: Father – of Waldo H. Tyler
Siblings: N/A
School: Worthington High School
College: St. John's University, Boston university
Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius
Husband/Spouse Name: Phil Collins
Profession: Journalist/news anchor
Dana Tyler Dana Tyler (@danatylertv) • Instagram photos and videos is an American reporter and anchor. She works as an anchor on the 6 PM newscast on the WCBS TV in New York City. Furthermore, she is the host of "Eye on New York" which is a half an hour show that airs weekly covering the community affairs for the WCBS. She started working with the WCBS team on July 16, 1990 where she worked as a reporter as well as the weekend anchor.
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Dana Tyler was born on 24th November 1958 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She is the daughter of Waldo H. Tyler who was a pharmacist working in Columbus. She grew up in Worthington, Ohio.
So, how old is Dana Tyler in 2023 and what is her height and weight? Well, Dana Tyler's age is 64 years old. Having been born on 24 November 1958. Though, she is 5′ 8″ in feet and inches and 180 cm in Centimetres tall, she weighs about 132 lbs in Pound and 60 kg in Kilograms. Her eye color is N/A and hair color is N/A.
Dana attended a local school at Worthington High School. While at the school she was a cheerleader. She later went to St. John's University graduating with an honorary Doctor of Letters degree. We do not have information regarding her mother and siblings.
Dana Tyler Personal Life: Dating, Boyfriends, Husband, Kids
Besides being a news anchor she also is a family lady. She met with her husband Phil Collins while they were at a press junket for the Broadway musical "Tarzan" in 2006. The couple have been together for 9 years that is from 2006-2015. Pill Collins is a famous singer and songwriter. Their relationship broke when Phil decided to go back to his previous wife. The breakup affected Dana in so many ways that she took a three month break so that she collects herself together.
Dana's first television debut was at the age of 8 years where featured on the local show named "Lucy's Toy Shop" as a clean platter.
Then her career as a journalist started when she became an intern at the channel 10 WBNS-TV in Columbus and in 1981 she was promoted to become a reporter in the same channel. The channel upgraded to purchase a satellite truck in 1987. Tyler and her co-host named Dave Kaylor started their own state-wide show named as the "Heart of Ohio" which won her an Emmy Awards. She became a co-anchor of WBNS-TV evening newscast.
Then she moved to New York, she was recruited by the WCBS-TV as a weekend reporter and anchor in 1990. Tyler and her colleague Reggie Harris became one of the first African –American team that has ever anchored a newscast in New York. In 1993, she graduated to be the anchor of the 5:00P.M and 11:00 P.M newscast. Tyler had the opportunity to work with some off the best television anchors such as Chris Wragge, John Johnson, Ernie Anastos, and Brian Williams amongst others.
In 1996, she was amongst the lucky people who were not fired when the station was carrying out a major stuff reduction she remained in her post. Having that no one retained their old positions she was switched to become an anchor at the 11:00 PM newscast alongside her 6:00 pm duties together now with her colleague Jim Rosenfield. She has worked for WCBS-TV for over 30 years now.
Tyler won an Emmy Award for her role on the show "Heart of Ohio". In 2014 Tyler was more than happy to receive The New York Association of Black Journalist Achievement Award. She also happens to be a St. John University, and by this virtue she received the Alumni Award for Distinguished Service from Boston University. Additionally, she has received two Emmy Awards for WCBS-TV's reporting on the august 2003 blackout and also on the coverage of the July 2003 shooting at the New York's City Hall.
Tyler has appeared in a small role in "Small Time Crooks" a woody Allen film as a television reporter. The film was released in 2000.
Net Worth, Salary & Earnings of Dana Tyler in 2023
Dana Tyler is a very established news anchor she started her career in the 80's and in the entire time she has accrued a huge amount of wealth as a result of her success. Tyler primarily earns her income by being a successful news anchor. She boasts of a fortune that has provided for her a comfortable lifestyle. As of 2023, she has an estimated net worth of $3 million.
Some Interesting Facts About Dana Tyler You Need To Know
She was a member of local Girl Scout Troop.
Her first appearance on television was at the age of 8 years.
In 2000, she appeared as herself in an episode of "Everybody Loves Raymond".
The experienced journalist Dana has established herself as a news anchor. She has over 30 years experience from the same company and even when the channel was restructuring she was retained for she portrayed exemplary performance in her job.


Bales of waste paper are loaded into a circular tank containing water called a hydrapulper. The hydrapulper has a very powerful agitator at the bottom which breaks up the bales into small pieces. The pulp mass created looks like thick porridge. When the disintegrating process is complete, the pulp is discharged to storage or the next process. Hydrapulpers used mainly for handling waste paper include devices for removing contaminates such as wire, plastic, paper clips, staples, etc.
PMC DS Level Probe or PMC Smart HART DS Level Probe is ideal for use in Hydrapulpers, as it can be installed from the top of the tank and is not affected by agitation.
In addition, standard PMC flush-mount pneumatic and electronic transmitters are commonly used to measure water and stock levels.


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The Scott E-Aspect 710 CX 2016 eBike is now in stock. Ride away today / order for delivery tomorrow! Available from the UK's premier Scott electric bike dealer. You can also contact us to reserve one with a small deposit.
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Konstantin Grigorjewitsch Scharowarow (, ;Transkription Kanstanzin Ryhorawitsch Scharawarau; * 15. August 1964 in Minsk) ist ein belarussischer Handballtrainer und ehemaliger Handballspieler, der zumeist auf Rechtsaußen eingesetzt wurde.

Der 1,81 m große und 79 kg schwere Linkshänder stammt aus der großen Handballtalentschmiede von SKA Minsk. Dort wechselte er sich auf der Außenposition mit Juri Schewzow ab. Mit dem Armeeklub gewann er fünfmal die sowjetische Meisterschaft, dreimal den Europapokal der Landesmeister sowie zweimal den Europapokal der Pokalsieger. Mit der sowjetischen Nationalmannschaft wurde Konstantin Scharowarow bei den Olympischen Spielen 1988 in Seoul Olympiasieger. Für den Olympiasieg erhielt er die Auszeichnung Verdienter Meister des Sports der UdSSR. Zwei Jahre später gewann er bei der Weltmeisterschaft die Silbermedaille.

Ein Jahr vor den Olympischen Spielen 1992 riss ihm die Achillessehne. Nach vier Monaten gab er sein Comeback und zog sich erneut einen Riss zu. Dadurch musste er nicht nur seinen Traum vom zweiten Gold endgültig begraben, sondern auch seine gesamte Karriere stand vor dem Aus, da die Ärzte befürchteten, dass er nie mehr richtig gehen könnte. Doch Scharowarow wollte spielen, egal in welcher Liga. So wechselte er 1992 nach Deutschland zum Zweitligisten SV Blau-Weiß Spandau. Nach einem Jahr ging er nach Israel zu Maccabi Rischon LeZion, kehrte aber nach zwei Spielzeiten nach Minsk zurück, wo er 1996 belarussischer Meister wurde. Nach einem weiteren Jahr in Israel kam er 1997 nach Schweden und spielte bis 2001 für GF Kroppskultur und Anderstorps SK.

Nach seinem Karriereende übernahm Scharowarow 2004 die Frauenmannschaft BNTU BelAZ Minsk und war Assistenztrainer der belarussischen Frauennationalmannschaft.

Erfolge
als Spieler
 Sowjetischer Meister 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988 und 1989
 Sowjetischer Vize-Meister 1983, 1987 und 1990
 Europapokal der Pokalsieger 1983 und 1988
 Europapokal der Landesmeister 1987, 1989 und 1990
 Belarussischer Meister 1996
 Olympiasieger 1988
 Vize-Weltmeister 1990

als Trainer
 Belarussischer Meister 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 und 2014
 Belarussischer Pokalsieger 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 und 2014

Weblinks
 Konstantin Scharowarow auf der Website von BNTU BelAZ Minsk

 Konstantin Scharowarow auf der Website des Nationalen Olympischen Komitees von Belarus (belarussisch)

Einzelnachweise

Handballtrainer (Belarus)
Handballnationalspieler (Sowjetunion)
Handballnationalspieler (Belarus)
Handballspieler (SKA Minsk)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1988
Olympiateilnehmer (Sowjetunion)
Olympiasieger (Handball)
Sowjetischer Meister (Handball)
Belarussischer Meister (Handball)
Handball-Außenspieler
Verdienter Meister des Sports der UdSSR
Sowjetbürger
Belarusse
Geboren 1964
Mann

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As millions of tons of sneeze-provoking pollen is spewed the air this season, innocent bystanders invariably get the blame.
Goldenrod is often cited as the cause of hay fever simply because it's so brilliant at a time when its humble but potent cousin, ragweed, is also blooming. As a result, misguided allergy sufferers destroy countless goldenrods, one of the great seasonal sources of color and scent as well as nectar for bees.
Airborne pollen causes hay fever. Most flowers with airborne pollen – ragweed, plantain, grasses, many trees – are green and unnoticed, hidden among their own leaves. They're green because they don't need to be "different" to catch the eye of passing bees and other flying pollinators – they use air, not insects, to effect pollination. Goldenrod has bee-borne pollen, too heavy to float in the air and up the nose. Its yellow helps attract bees to haul its pollen around.
Thus, despite all the colorful TV and magazine ads for allergy medications, few if any brightly colored flowers will ever tickle your nose or tighten your chest. Wheezers and sneezers should join everyone else and enjoy Mother Nature's late summer explosion of yellow.


The South Dakota Supreme Court has denied a request to hear an appeal in a case involving the controversial federal immigrant-investor program known as EB-5.
In July, a circuit court judge dismissed the state of South Dakota from the list of defendants in a lawsuit by 35 Chinese investors who lost $18.55 million in a failed EB-5 economic development project in Aberdeen.
The Chinese investors asked the state Supreme Court to hear an appeal of the dismissal, but on Friday the Supreme Court denied the request to take up the appeal and offered no opinion on the appeal's merits.
That means the lawsuit may continue at the circuit-court level without the state as a defendant. Remaining defendants include Joop Bollen of Aberdeen, who formerly managed the state's immigrant-investor center under a contract with the state, and two of Bollen's business entities.


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Back in Los Angeles, but what an odd return trip. It began with a taxi pickup at 7 AM, and 15 seconds into the ride, my Lithuanian cabbie tells me he can tell everything about a passenger just by the person's "Hello." All I can think is that I hope I made a good impression. It's a good thing though that he can make this determination from hearing others so quickly, because until I arrived at the airport he spent the next 20 minutes talking.
To be fair, he was pretty interesting, and a nice guy. He loves reading, especially philosophy. I told him about Will Durant's The Story of Philosophy, and he handed me a notepad to write the information down. Was it a new book, he asked? No, it was probably written in the 1930s, I said. "I go to the library then today to get it. They will have it, right?" At the moment, he's reading Mario Puzo.
His name is Ari, and he said he used to be in the Lithuanian Army Secret Service. Who am I to doubt it. That's not being facetious, just truly who knows? He's very upbeat, and that comes from his reading of philosophy that teaches him that we celebrate birth, and should celebrate death. We should live each day like it could be our last. We never plan our funerals, but he's planned his. He's told his wife that if he died before her, he wants to be cremated, and she should take his ashes to the ocean on either coast. She should also take a couple of bottles of champagne and take it to the beach. There, whenever anyone comes by, she should offer them a glass and make a toast.
"My mother tell me that every day you should make at least one person happy." Then he turned his head to the back seat, "Two, better." And then he told me about picking up a passenger last week at the nearby hospital. The passenger was helped into the cab by an employee, who happened to mention it was her birthday. After dropping the passenger off at her home, Ari went to buy a rose and a box of chocolate, and then drove back to the hospital. The employee was elsewhere in the building, so he just dropped it all off with a couple of greeters in the lobby.
"'Don't you want to stay to see how happy she'll be?' they ask me. But I say I know how happy she'll be, it make her day, I don't have to see her face." Later, a fellow cabbie mentioned to him about having to pick up one of Ari's "regulars." He didn't know what the guy meant, he didn't have any regulars, just what the company sent him. Then he saw the address, it was the hospital and they'd request "Cab 6, that's my cab. I know what happened. She wanted me to come, so she could thank me. That made me so happy, knowing how happy she was."
He told a lot of other tales. A lot. Hey, as I said, he talked for 20 minutes. He'd only been to Los Angeles once, eight years ago, but he wants to go back. He stayed in Santa Monica, near an International House of Pancakes. He never gets lost, but the only place he ever got lost was in L.A. It was so confusing, no sense of what's north or south.
He also said that if his first pick-up of the day was a woman, he knew the rest of the day would be bad. "Three women in a row, forget whole week, I might as well tell my boss I stay at home." Today, he'd had two men for his first fares, so things were going in the right direction. I didn't ask him what caused his theory. He seemed pretty adamant about it, so I left it be.
As we reached O'Hare, I mentioned that in the book, Exodus, by Leon Uris, about the founding of the nation of Israel, the main character was named Ari. And when they made the movie, he was played by Paul Newman. "I like Paul Newman," this Ari beamed. "I get his sauces and food all the time. Tonight I rent the movie."
He got a good tip.
The TSA experience was itself odd. Surprisingly polite considering, though nothing like the joyous experience I had at TSA at LAX on my way over.
I plan my arrival well-ahead of time, taking almost everything out of my pockets before leaving, even removing my belt that early, and stuffing everything in a compartment of my attaché. I wear loafers for easy removal, even jam my jacket into my carry-on. It's just a breeze going through TSA, and I don't get remotely concerned when going through checking, if they stop me because for some reason something showed up on the scanner. I know I'm not bringing in anything, and what might show up as odd is perhaps because I'm bringing back some frozen Chicago deep dish pizza.
Today, I breezed through the scanner – when it beeped. I couldn't imagine why. I checked all my pickets, empty. No belt. Nothing should have beeped. But they pulled me over. The guard then pulled off one of my carry-ons to test it – why just one, I don't know. She took several swabs off it – and when she tested them, they beeped, too. So, another guard call called over to give me a full pat-down.
Again, I knew I wasn't bringing anything along inappropriate, but unlike packing something, I had no idea if I'd rubbed up against something bad that was setting off signals. I asked what could set off the machines, and he said they were very sensitive, and something such-and-such might get a response. But I knew that none of that pertained to me. He was very polite in the pat-down, explaining how careful he was going to be – when I kept saying, "Fine, not a problem," he sheepishly shrugged and said, "I have to say all this." Happily, the results came back negative, and neither me nor my bag are a threat to national security.
Other than hitting some air pockets as we began our descent, and the bottom falling out a couple times, making it feel like a flume ride at Disneyland, the flight went fine. A friend picked me up at the airport, and happily didn't ask for any ID. And now, here I am. Largely unpacked, and waiting for tonight's World Series game. I don't expect anything more strange to happen on my end, but given how the first four ballgames have been, I can only imagine what oddities will happen there…

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Q: Use a button on a UICollectionViewCell to display data from an array I have an array of NSStrings, one UILabel & a UICollectionView.
My Question:
I want the array's count to determine how many UICollectionViewCell's there are.
Each UICollectionViewCell contains a button. Upon click, I want this button to cause the data in the array that corresponds to the UICollectionViewCell's number to be displayed in the label.
For example, if the user clicks on the 13th UICollectionViewCell's button, then the 13th NSString in the array would become the UILabel's text.
What I have done:
I have made my own subclass of UICollectionViewCell for the nib file that I use for all of the UICollectionViewCells, & connected the button to the .h file as a IBAction. I have also imported the MainViewController.h, which is the one that contains the array property that stores the NSStrings.
When I edit the code in the UICollectionViewCell's action, I cannot access the array property. The button does work - I placed an NSLog in the IBAction's method, which does work.
I have searched through tens of other answers on SO, but none answer my specific question. I can update this with samples of my code if requested.

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I have made my own subclass of UICollectionViewCell for the nib file
  that I use for all of the UICollectionViewCells, and connected the
  button to the .h file as a IBAction.

If you connect the IBAction to the subclass of collectionViewCell you would need to create a delegate to make the touch event available in the viewController where you are displaying the data.
One easy tweak is to add the button the collectionViewCell, connect it's IBOutlet to the cell. But not IBAction. In the cellForRowAtIndexPath:  add an eventHandler for button in that viewController containing collectionView.
- (UICollectionViewCell *)collectionView:(UICollectionView *)collectionView cellForItemAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
{
    //Dequeue your cell

    [cell.button addTarget:self
                    action:@selector(collectionViewCellButtonPressed:)
          forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];

    return cell;

}

- (IBAction)collectionViewCellButtonPressed:(UIButton *)button{

    //Acccess the cell
    UICollectionViewCell *cell = button.superView.superView;

    NSIndexPath *indexPath = [self.collectionView indexPathForCell:cell];

    NSString *title = self.strings[indexPath.row];

    self.someLabel.text = title;

}

A: Please try like this..
In YourCollectionViewCell.h
Create an IBOutlet not IBAction called button for the UIButton that you added to the xib. Remember you should connect the outlet to the cell object not to the file owner in the xib.
MainViewController.m
 - (UICollectionViewCell *)collectionView:(UICollectionView *)collectionView cellForItemAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
{

  cell.button.tag = indexPath.row;
  [cell.button addTarget:self action:@selector(buttonPressed:) forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];
return cell;
}

-(void)buttonPressed:(UIButton*)sender
{
  NSLog(@"%d : %@",sender.tag,[array objectAtIndex:sender.tag]);
  self.textLabel.text = [array objectAtIndex:sender.tag];
 }

Edit- Handle multiple sections
 -(void)buttonPressed:(UIButton*)sender
 {
  NSIndexPath  *indexPath = [self.collectionView indexPathForCell: (UICollectionViewCell *)sender.superview.superview];

NSLog(@"Section : %d  Row: %d",indexPath.section,indexPath.row);

if (0 == indexPath.section) {
    self.textLabel.text = [firstArray objectAtIndex:indexPath.row];
}
else if(1 == indexPath.section)
{
     self.textLabel.text = [secondArray objectAtIndex:indexPath.row];
}

}

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When I edit the code in the UICollectionViewCell's action, I cannot access the array property.

That's because you connected the button action to the "wrong" object. It needs to be connected to the MainViewController (or whoever it is that does have access to the array property).
You are going to have several tasks to perform:

*

*Receive the button action message.

*Access the array (the model for the data).

*Throw a switch saying which cell should now have its label showing.

*Tell the collection view to reloadData, thus refreshing the cells.
All those tasks should most conveniently belong to one object. I am presuming that this is MainViewController (and thus I am presuming that MainViewController is the delegate/datasource of the collection view).

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Kaufman, David S. (David Spangler), 1813-1851. Letter from David Kaufman to James P. Morgan regarding deposit of funds in New Orleans - Front. January 29, 1847. Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries. University of Houston Digital Library. Web. April 25, 2019. https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/earlytex/item/2940/show/2938.
Kaufman, David S. (David Spangler), 1813-1851, Letter from David Kaufman to James P. Morgan regarding deposit of funds in New Orleans - Front, January 29, 1847, Early Texas Documents, Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries, accessed April 25, 2019, https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/earlytex/item/2940/show/2938.
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Home Government Minutes BOMA Minutes
Posts From June, 2016
2016-06 BOMA Minutes
Town of Nolensville
Board of Mayor and Aldermen Meeting
May 5, 2016 - Time 7:00 p.m.
Nolensville Town Hall
Click here for audio recording of meeting 1 of 1
Date: June 2, 2016 Time 7:00 p.m.
Nolensville Town Hall, 7218 Nolensville Road
Mayor Jimmy Alexander opened the meeting at 7:01 p.m. Members present were Mayor Alexander, Aldermen Tommy Dugger, Larry Felts, Jason Patrick and Brian Snyder. Staff present: Administrator Ken McLawhon, Counsel Robert Notestine, Town Engineer Don Swartz, Planner Henry Laird, and Recorder Kali Mogul. There were 38 citizens present.
Alderman Larry Felts said the prayer and led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Mayor Alexander announced that the public hearing for Ordinance 16-08 regarding a rezoning at the corner of Sunset Road and Nolensville Road had been deferred at the request of the applicant.
Dr. James Clark said the ordinance to rezone 7223 Nolensville Road should not have made it to public hearing phase since the property is in the flood plain. He said he was very concerned about the Market Square and does not think the Town needs that type of development. Finally, he wanted to know why nothing has been done to resolve the road problem.
Mr. Aubrey Short gave some history on the Town and stressed the problem with the roads in Nolensville.
Ms. Rhonda McKissick is co-chair of a committee called "Paint the Town Blue." A ribbon cutting ceremony for the school will be held July 24th, and the committee will ask residents, businesses, churches and the Town Hall to decorate their buildings with blue to celebrate the opening of the school campus. There are events planned—look for blue ribbons on sale at the Farmer's Market and at the Star Spangled Celebration. Homecoming will be on September 2nd.
Next, Mayor Alexander made a motion to approve the minutes from the Board meeting of May 5th, 2016, seconded by Alderman Snyder. The motion passed unanimously.
Mayor Alexander moved to approve the Treasurer's Report through April, 2016. Alderman Dugger seconded, and the report was approved unanimously.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Town Planner Henry Laird reported for the Planning Commission:
* Site plan for Nolen Place pergola, approved
* Site plan for an additional building for All God's Children on Johnson Industrial Boulevard, approved
* Subdivision entrance sign for Summerlyn, approved
* Rezoning request for 2425 York Road, approved for recommendation to BOMA
* Preliminary Plat revision for Asher Subdivision, approved conditionally
* Site plan for Hillside Center commercial, approved conditionally
Town Engineer Don Swartz provided updates on the following:
* Federal grants and Sunset Road project have kept the department busy.
* Creekside Safe Route to School project has received notice to proceed with preliminary design and a request for proposals has been published with a deadline of June 17th.
* The Stonebrook Safe Route to School project submittal is complete, and Title VI certification is being reviewed.
* The Small Town Connection project has been permitted by TDEC and the Army Corps of Engineers. Title VI certification is also being reviewed on this project.
* A meeting with Ragan Smith and the utility providers was held recently pertaining to the relocation of utilities on Sunset Road. The cost of moving the utilities depends on where they are located. Those located within the right-of-way are moved at the expense of the provider, while those located outside the right-of-way are moved at the expense of the Town. The relocation should begin in the fall. Appraisals and documents will be prepared to acquire right of way on more than 40 properties on Sunset. Swartz believes the right-of-way acquisition should be complete this year so that the construction can go out to bid in 2017.
* Fog sealing will take place on certain roads in the Town, along with paving on Sam Donald and Walpole Court.
On behalf of the Nolensville Fire Department, Chief Mark Hall reported statistics for May. There was a drop in some of the response times due to having the Administrative Captain in place. Chief Hall announced that he would not seek nomination for his position as the chief. Hall also thanked the Mayor and Administrator for the budgetary adjustment. Mayor Alexander thanked Chief Hall for his service.
Police Chief Troy Huffines presented his report on monthly offenses, stop data, and management report for May. Chief Huffines also mentioned he is working on recruiting to fill empty positions in the police department.
Alderman Patrick was asked to provide an overview of the Public Works department in Director Bryan Howell's absence. Alderman Snyder also mentioned the department would be working the entire day of the Star Spangled Celebration.
Ms. Betty Friedlander reported that in May the Historic Zoning Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for an addition at 7326 Nolensville Road.
Mr. Tyler Thayer represented the Economic Development Committee. He reported on his recent visit with The Retail Coach at a national convention. New committee members attended their first meeting recently, which focused on entrepreneurship.
Alderman Snyder reported for the Town Events Committee. The July 2nd Star Spangled Celebration is on track: food trucks are lined up, and videos will be posted on the Committee's Facebook page.
On behalf of the Trees for Trails Committee Ms. Kelley Crummitt mentioned the update to the Master Trail map. The pedestrian bridge construction in Bent Creek is beginning.
Mayor Alexander then made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda, including Resolutions 16-17, a resolution to release SAF Properties from maintenance bonding and accept the roads and public improvements within Brittain Downs Phase 2, Section 1 for maintenance, and Resolution 16-18 a resolution to release CK Development from maintenance bonding and accept the roads and public improvements within Bent Creek Phase 6, Sections 1A and 1B for maintenance. Alderman Felts seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
Administrator McLawhon gave a summary of the budget, including revenue from the increased property values as certified by the State. Anticipated expenditures in the upcoming year include millions of dollars in road work. McLawhon reiterated that the increased property values would require a public hearing and formal vote by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. He also clarified the total cost for all three phases of Sunset Road construction at about $7 million. The total annual budget for the upcoming year for the Town of Nolensville is about $2 million. Mayor Alexander made a motion to approve the second reading of Ordinance 16-04, adopting a budget for fiscal year July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017. The motion was seconded by Alderman Patrick. When a vote was taken, the approval passed unanimously.
Mayor Alexander moved to approve the second reading of Ordinance 16-05, amending the zoning map of Nolensville, Tennessee to rezone property at 7150 Nolensville Road currently Office Industrial (OI) to Commercial Services (CS) with a Commercial Corridor Overlay (CCO). Alderman Dugger seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
Mayor Alexander then made a motion to approve Ordinance 16-06, an ordinance to amend the zoning map of Nolensville, Tennessee to rezone four (4) tracts of property off of Nolensville Road between Sunset Road and Sam Donald Road. Alderman Dugger mentioned the memo of understanding in the packet attached to the ordinance. The memo memorializes the understanding to connect the future bypass from Sunset Road and Sam Donald Road with Goodall Homes, which has been sold to CMH Parks, Inc. The motion was seconded by Alderman Snyder and passed unanimously.
Mayor Alexander moved to approve on second reading Ordinance 16-07, an ordinance to enter into a franchise agreement with Comcast of Nashville II, LLC, seconded by Alderman Snyder. When the vote was taken, the approval passed unanimously.
Mayor Alexander made a motion to approve the first reading of Ordinance 16-09, an ordinance to rezone property adjacent to Summerlyn Subdivision at 2425 York Road from Estate Residential (ER) to Suburban Residential (SR) by owner Gary Smalley. Alderman Felts seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
Mayor Alexander made a motion to approve Ordinance 16-10, an ordinance to enter into a franchise agreement with Atmos Energy Corporation for a period of 20-years, seconded by Alderman Felts, who questioned the caption regarding construction of a gas plant. Attorney Notestine reassured Alderman Felts that if Atmos wanted to build a gas plant, they would have to go through the Town's process of submitting a site plan. When the vote was taken, the approval on first reading passed unanimously.
Mayor Alexander made a motion to approve Resolution 16-15, to make application for a COPS Hiring Program Grant. Alderman Snyder seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
Mayor Alexander made a motion to approve Resolution 16-16, to make application for a COPS Community Policing Development Grant, seconded by Alderman Dugger. The motion passed by unanimous vote.
Mayor Alexander mentioned again the July 2nd Star Spangled Celebration. He also said there were 25 residential building permits issued in May.
Mayor Alexander adjourned the meeting at 8:09 p.m.
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(500445) 2012 TE183 es un asteroide perteneciente al cinturón de asteroides, descubierto el 21 de septiembre de 2012 por el equipo del Spacewatch desde el Observatorio Nacional de Kitt Peak, Arizona, Estados Unidos.

Designación y nombre
Designado provisionalmente como 2012 TE183.

Características orbitales
2012 TE183 está situado a una distancia media del Sol de 3,057 ua, pudiendo alejarse hasta 3,360 ua y acercarse hasta 2,755 ua. Su excentricidad es 0,098 y la inclinación orbital 9,493 grados. Emplea 1952,79 días en completar una órbita alrededor del Sol.

Características físicas
La magnitud absoluta de 2012 TE183 es 16,7.

Véase también
 Lista de asteroides del (500401) al (500500)
 Cuerpo menor del sistema solar

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Circunstancias de Descubrimiento: Planetas Menores Numerados

Asteroides del cinturón principal
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos por el Spacewatch
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos desde el Observatorio Nacional de Kitt Peak
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos en 2012
Wikiproyecto:Asteroides/Artículos de asteroides


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New study investigates if water in a Mars meteorite can support alien life
By Joshua Hawkins
Published May 12th, 2022 12:23PM EDT
Image: ALEXANDR YURTCHENKO/Adobe
Scientists say that water shaped the rock inside a Mars meteorite, but that the water likely didn't support microbial life. Still, the new study on the Millier Range 03346 nakhlite has shown some intriguing new discoveries.
Martian meteorite could tell us if there's life on Mars
Mars landscape captured by the Pathfinder lander. Image source: NASA/JPL
The meteorite, which is part of a class of meteorites called nakhlites, was discovered in the Miller Range of mountains in Antarctica in 2003. Previous research shows that the minerals in the meteorite reacted with water roughly 630 million years ago, lead author Josefin Martell told Space.com. However, the study's authors wanted more details about the rock's history.
So, the team began to look into ways to study the Mars meteorite more in-depth. Ultimately, they decided to use x-ray scans and non-destructive neutron scans to estimate how much liquid water had altered the minerals in the rock. Martell says that the team scanned the samples, essentially creating a 3D image of the rock.
What the researchers found when they looked inside is intriguing. First, they found that the water that affected the Mars meteorite likely came from ice buried within the rock. Previously, it was suspected that the water had leaked into the rock itself. They believe that the ice melted when the asteroid impacted Mars, launching the nakhlite off the Red Planet.
Because it was ice and not water from the planet's hydrothermal system, the researchers believe the area the Mars meteorite originated in could have had conditions that were not fruitful for microbial life to thrive. As such, studying them more could give us additional insight into the probability of ancient life on Mars.
Using X-ray and neutron scans in the future
We already use x-ray and radio wave instruments to explore space, perhaps we could also use them to study rocks and other samples from planets like Mars. Image source: NASA/CXC/UMass/Q.D. Wang & NRF/SARAO/MeerKAT
One of the perks of using scans is that it allowed the researchers to study the meteorite without having to open it up. Thus, allowing them to preserve it for future generations to study, too. Learning more about Mars is important. However, it's also important to leave some of these relics available for future generations to study as well.
Martell also believes that we could use tech like the researchers used on the Mars meteorite to study other rocks. For example, Martell specifically mentions the rocks that NASA is planning to bring back to Earth from Mars. There's already been some debate about these rocks, and the possible alien germs they could hold.
However, using scans to access them could be a safe alternative to opening them up. Breaking them open could possibly unleash some unknown bacteria. If these rocks present different findings than the Mars meteorite, we could find more evidence of life's building blocks on Mars.
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Q: Sending csv file using Requests.PUT in python [400 Client error: Bad Request] I am trying to send a csv file using Request module but I keep getting "400 Client Error: BAD REQUEST for url" error. According to the specification that I have, here is an example that was given for curl;
curl -X PUT -H "Content-Disposition: attachment;filename=ABC.csv" -H "Content-Type: application/csv" -T ABC.csv http://.../api/dss/sites/1/vardefs
Below is my python code;
import requests
filepath = 'C:\...\ABC.csv'
with open(filepath) as WA:
    mydata = WA.read()
    response = requests.put('http://...../api/dss/sites/1/vardefs',
                           data=mydata,
                           headers = {'content-type':'application/csv', 'Content-Disposition': 'attachment;filename=Cu_temp.csv'},
                           params={'file': filepath}
            )
    response.raise_for_status()

Any idea on what I am doing wrong?

A: From 'requests' docs:

data -- (optional) Dictionary, bytes, or file-like object to send in
  the body of the Request.

Try sending WA directly (without reading first) for a streaming upload instead. Also, it is always recommended to open files in 'rb' (read binary) mode when uploading with requests.
(Edit in response to a comment)
Something like this:

import requests

filepath = 'C:\...\ABC.csv'
with open(filepath, 'rb') as WA:
    response = requests.put('http://...../api/dss/sites/1/vardefs',
                            data=WA,
                            headers = {
                                           'content-type':'application/csv',
                                           'Content-Disposition': 'attachment;filename=Cu_temp.csv'
                                      })

Does it work this time?


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Bainbridge Christian Church
MINISTRIES & MISSIONS
History of Bainbridge Christian Church
Bainbridge Christian Church (circa 1910)
Bainbridge Christian Church 2014
Monroe Township was one of the first settled in Putnam County, Indiana, and Bainbridge, a "flourishing town" on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad, was laid out March 5, 1831.
Elder John Smith baptized Higgins Lane, having accepted Christ under the preaching of Alexander Campbell, in April 1837, in Kentucky. That spring, Mr. Lane also purchased land at the south edge of Bainbridge and settled there in 1844.
Soon after coming to Monroe Township, Higgins Lane became affiliated with the Somerset Christian Church located four miles west of his home. [Somerset Christian Church (later known as Lifespring Church) was destroyed by fire on January 24, 2014, then rebuilt at its present location.] He served that church as elder for about 15 years. Desiring to establish a church of Disciples of Christ faith in Bainbridge, Higgins Lane and others in the area initially met in local homes for study and worship. When construction of a church building began, services were held in the Bainbridge Academy, a building later known as the home of Aunt Della Priest, a devoted member. The organization of Bainbridge Christian Church was established on December 3, 1859, listing Higgins Lane, Daniel F. Thornton, Harvey C. Black, Samuel Stone, and their successors as trustees on the charter.
The plot of ground used for the building of the church, lots #47 and #48 in the Corwin Addition just north of the Higgins Lane farm, was purchased for the price of $10.00. All of the lumber used in the building was given by Mr. Lane from his farm and was sawed at the Bainbridge sawmill. The very best yellow poplar and black walnut was used for constructing the building, and the 12" x 12" beams supporting the sanctuary can still be seen above the dropped basement ceiling.
The building itself was 38 feet wide and 70 feet long with five large windows along each side. A double door, centered on the east wall, led into a vestibule, which had a small storage room on the south end for miscellaneous items and one on the north end for heating fuel.
Two doors led from the vestibule into the sanctuary, the one on the south was the entry for the men, the one on the north for women and children. There was a row of long, black walnut pews down the center fo the sanctuary with a riser forming a partition dividing the men and women. There were rows of short pews along the north and south walls and a pot-bellied stove situated on either side in front of those short pews. The pulpit was located at the west end of the room.
The belfry, centered above the doors on the east end, held one of the largest and most valuable bells made at that time.
One Wednesday, January 2, 1860, Alexander Campbell, while on a speaking tour of Indiana, visited the "new and commodious house, which the brethren had recently erected." On October 21, 1861, the Bainbridge Christian Church house of worship was dedicated.
(More to come.)
The Nehemiah Project
In 2012, BCC launched the Nehemiah Project, wherein all members (who wanted to participate) were given $50 to take and use their talents to increase the $50 and return it to the church. Some folks sold plants and vegetables to sell at the farmer's market during the spring and summer months. Some made furniture, birdhouses, jewelry, and crafts to sell at the Covered Bridge Festival in the fall.
The money earned by the participants has been used to renovate/reconstruct the sound booth, acquire updated technology and sound equipment, and remodel the sanctuary with new chairs, carpet, window treatments, and paint. In addition to the talents, God blessed us with a large gift from some stock that was bequeathed to the church, which gave us a total of $28,477.80!
The old, wooden pews have been replaced with chairs; the old, turquoise, 1960's carpet has been replaced with a more neutral tan colored carpet; and the walls are now a nice, inviting two-tone beige. Ceiling fan/lights now hang where "groovy" glass canister-type lights once hung. The new fans provide some much needed air flow, which will be great in the warm, summer months.
© 2017 by Bainbridge Christian Church. All rights reserved.


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Some of these maps are very big and may take a while to load.
1878 map of Barton County
......... found in the Kansas State Board of Agriculture's First Biennial Report (1878), entered online by the KSGenWeb Project. Once you get to the map and want to return to this page click on your BACK button. (Click HERE to go to an online project to input the entire 1878 report up at the KSGenWeb Project..
Bird's eye view of Great Bend, Kansas, 1882
........ by J. J. Stoner (Milwaukee, Wis. : Beck Pauli, lithographers. Once you get to the map and want to return to this page click on your BACK button. (Click HERE to go to an online collection of maps provided by the Library of Congress of maps from all over the world. Among the maps you'll find here is this birds eye view which you can zoom in on to get a better look.
Barton County Kansas map (Provided by the Kansas Collection)
........ from Cutler's HISTORY OF KANSAS found at the University of Kansas Carrie Online Collection. Once you get to the map and want to return to this page click on your BACK button. (Click HERE to go to the Kansas Collection Home Page.)
Barton County section of an 1886 Kansas map
......... showing the Atchison, Topeka & Santa F� Rail Road and its auxiliary roads in the state of Kansas. Once you get to the map and want to return to this page click on your BACK button. (Click HERE to go to an online collection of maps provided by the Library of Congress of maps from all over the world. Among the maps you'll find here is the map of Kansas from which this Barton County section is taken.
Current Map of Barton County provided by the U.S Government
Barton County geological map from the Kansas Geological Survey
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has suspended twenty-eight athletes who competed at the 2005 and 2007 World Championships who returned "adverse findings" from retested samples.
The IAAF announced that a big majority of the suspended athletes are retired and very few are still active. The world governing body of athletics said in a statement that it is provisionally suspending the 28 athletes. This step was announced after the governing body was heavily criticized after leaked blood test data was obtained by the Sunday Times and German broadcaster ARD/WDR. The IAAF also revealed that none of the concerned athletes would compete in the 2015 World Championships in Beijing. Under IAAF rules, none of the athletes cannot be named yet because of the legal process.
The IAAF will correct the record books and reallocate medals as necessary if the violations are confirmed. The 2005 World Championships took place in Helsinki and Japanese city Osaka hosted the event two years later.
The Sunday Times reported this month that the results of 12,000 blood tests from 5,000 athletes between 2001 and 2012 demonstrated an "extraordinary extent of cheating" during some of the most prestigious athletic events by athletes. The world governing body of athletics described allegations of widespread doping in athletics by remarking them as "sensationalist and confusing". The claims made by ADR and the Sunday Times are presently being investigated by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
It was also revealed by the Sunday Times that London Marathon was won seven times in twelve years by athletes who recorded suspicious blood results. The IAAF was criticized by London Marathon chief executive Nick Bitel who remarked the athletics' governing body sat on the positive test results and failed to take effective action.
In another development, Scottish Olympian Freya Ross became one of eight British athletes who have agreed for their test results to be made available to public. Freya remarked transparency is important to clean sport and she is a big supporter of it. The Scottish athlete also commented that she is more than happy to have her results published. Freya defended the IAAF by saying the world governing body does a lot to stop doping but there is always more to be done as long as people are cheating. The athlete also remarked an abnormal score does not always mean that you are cheating and therefore there has to be some understanding about it so that people are not misrepresented.
Ross also said data published by the IAAF shows there is a lot of doping going on and maybe things like some athletes making test scores public are a drop in the ocean. She added anything that can make people want transparency is a good thing. Freya, who finished 44th in the London 2012 Olympic marathon, is targeting a place in Team GB at Rio 2016. Freya Ross missed the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games with a broken hip and her preparations later suffered due to a related injury in April this year.


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Secondary Macronutrients Market
Nutrien (Canada) and Yara International (Norway) are the Key Players in the Secondary Macronutrients Market
The secondary macronutrients market is projected to reach USD 37.12 Billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 3.76% from 2017 to 2022. Factors such as increasing deficiencies of sulfur, magnesium, and calcium in the soil and the growing importance for higher crop yields are expected to drive the market for secondary macronutrients.
Key players in the secondary macronutrients market include Nutrien (Canada), Yara International (Norway), The Mosaic Company (US), Israel Chemicals Ltd. (Israel), and K+S (Germany). Nufarm (Australia), Koch Industries (US), Coromandel International (Italy), Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals (India), Haifa Chemicals (Israel), Sapec Agro Business (Portugal), and Kugler Company (US) are a few other key market players who also have a significant share in the secondary macronutrients market.
Nutrien (Canada) was formed by the merger of two of Canada's largest fertilizer companies-Agrium Inc. (Canada) and PotashCorp of Saskatchewan (Canada). This merger was officially approved in January 2018. The company has been listed on Toronto Stock Exchange and New York Stock Exchange. Nutrien is the largest provider of crop inputs and services. The combined company operates through four businesses-retail, nitrogen, phosphate, and potash. Through its retail business, the company provides micronutrients and crop protection products. The company comprises more than 1,500 farm retail centers and caters to growers in continents such as North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa.
Yara International (Norway), formerly known as Norsk Hydro, changed its name to Yara International in 2004. It is primarily engaged in the manufacture and marketing of fertilizers and industrial products. The company operates through three major business segments-fertilizer, industrial products, and ammonia trade. The company has its presence in 160 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia, North America, and South & Central America. It operates through its subsidiaries, which include Yara China Ltd. (China), Yara Guatemala S.A. (Guatemala), Yara North America, Inc. (US), Yara Colombia Ltda. (Colombia), Yara Hellas S.A. (Greece), and Yara Asia Pte. Ltd. (Singapore). It has global operations in more than 60 countries and sales offices in more than 160 countries. The company provides secondary macronutrients under brands such as YaraMila, YaraVita, and YaraBela.
The Mosaic Company (US) is engaged in the manufacturing and marketing of concentrated phosphate and potash crop nutrients. It operates through three segments—phosphates, potash, and international distribution. It has a major presence in the US, Brazil, India, Canada, Australia, Argentina, Japan, China, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Thailand, and Mexico. It owns and runs mines to produce concentrated phosphate crop nutrients. The company provides a portfolio of premium fertilizers, potash, phosphate, feed ingredients, and industrial products. Under premium fertilizers, Mosaic offers secondary macronutrients such as magnesium and sulfur. Mosaic has distribution facilities in eight countries and serves customers in more than 40 countries.
Secondary Macronutrients Market by Nutrient (Calcium, Magnesium, and Sulfur), Form (Dry and Liquid), Application Method (Solid Application and Liquid Application), Crop Type (Cereals & Grains and Oilseeds & Pulses), and Region - Global Forecast to 2022
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Great New Orleans Fire (1788)
1788 fire which destroyed much of New Orleans, Spanish-controlled Louisiana
Great New Orleans Fire (1788): map showing area in flames, behind Plaza de Armas (Jackson Square) to Burgundy Street.
The Great New Orleans Fire (1788) (Spanish: Gran Incendio de Nueva Orleans, French: Grand incendie de La Nouvelle-Orléans) was a fire that destroyed 856 of the 1,100 structures in New Orleans, Louisiana (New Spain), on March 21, 1788, spanning the south central Vieux Carré from Burgundy to Chartres Street, almost to the Mississippi River front buildings. An additional 212 buildings were destroyed in a later citywide fire, on December 8, 1794.
The Good Friday fire began about 1:30 p.m. at the home of Army Treasurer Don Vincente Jose Nuñez, 619 Chartres Street, corner of Wilkinson,[1] less than a block from Jackson Square (Plaza de Armas). Because the fire started on Good Friday, priests refused to allow church bells to be rung as a fire alarm.[2] Within five hours it had consumed almost the entire city as it was fed by a strong wind from the southeast. The fire destroyed virtually all major buildings in the then-city (now French Quarter), including the church, municipal building, army barracks, armory, and jail. Colonial Governor Esteban Rodríguez Miró set up tents for the homeless.[1]
The fire area stretched between Dauphine Street and the Mississippi River and between Conti Street in the south and St. Philip Street in the north. It spared the riverfront buildings including the Customs House, the tobacco warehouses, the Governor's Building, the Royal Hospital, and the Ursuline Convent.[1]
Colonial officials were to replace the wooden buildings with masonry structures which had courtyards, thick brick walls, arcades, and wrought iron balconies.[1] Among the new buildings were the central New Orleans (now Jackson Square) fixtures of St. Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo, and the Presbytere.[1] The funds and supervision for the Cathedral and the Cabildo were provided by Don Andres Almonaster y Rojas. The Cabildo burned in the 1794 fire and had to be reconstructed. The Presbytere was built on a somewhat later basis, and Almonaster died before it could be completed.[3]
Governor Miro's report summarized the suffering:
If the imagination could describe what our senses enable us to feel from sight and touch, reason itself would recoil in horror, and it is no easy matter to say whether the sight of an entire city in flames was more horrible to behold than the suffering and pitiable condition in which everyone was involved. Mothers, in search of a sanctuary or refuge for their little ones, and abandoning - their earthly goods to the greed of the relentless enemy, would retire to out-of-the-way places rather than be witnesses of their utter ruin. Fathers and husbands were busy in saving whatever objects the rapidly spreading flames would permit them to bear off, while the general bewilderment was such as to prevent them from finding even for these a place of security. The obscurity of the night coming on threw its mantle for a while over the saddening spectacle; but more horrible still was the sight, when day began to dawn, of entire families pouring forth into the public highways, yielding to their lamentations and despair, who, but a few hours before, had been basking in the enjoyment of more than the ordinary comforts of life. The tears, the heartbreaking sobs and the pallid faces of the wretched people mirrored the dire fatality that had overcome a city, now in ruins, transformed within the space of five hours into an arid and fearful, desert. Such was the sad ending of a work of death, the result of seventy years of industry.[1]
After six years of rebuilding, on December 8, 1794, another 212 buildings were destroyed in the Great New Orleans Fire of 1794. Still a colony of Spain, rebuilding continued in Spanish style, and most French-style architecture had disappeared from the city.[1]
^ a b c d e f g French Quarter Fire and Flood; History page at FrenchQuarter.com; retrieved 2007.
^ Asbury, H., The French Quarter, Garden City Publishing Co., Inc., 1938, p. 54.
^ Arthur, Stanley C. Old New Orleans: A History of the Vieux Carré, Its Ancient and Historic Buildings. Westminster, Maryland: Heritage Books; copyrighted 1936, reprinted 2007.
Ermus, Cindy. "Reduced to Ashes: The Good Friday Fire of 1788 in Spanish Colonial New Orleans," Louisiana History 54 (Summer 2013), 292–331
Episodes of Louisiana Life by Henry C. Castellanos - 1905 (includes full text of Miro's report on fire)
Encyclopedia Louisiana
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What happens when a High Priest becomes addicted to crack cocaine? Is Heavenly Father guilty of abuse and neglect for the way He parents His children? Should an unemployed bank teller take in a homeless protestor from the Occupy movement? Do gay people have positive near-death experiences or unhappy ones? Is there a way to splice the empathy gene into the genome of every human? Can a schizophrenic woman on anti-delusional drugs keep her belief in an intangible God? Will a childless biochemist find fulfillment by taking part in a mission to Mars? Not every Latter-day Saint has a mainstream story to tell, but these soul-searching people are all still more than the marginal Mormons headquarters would like to believe.
An irreverent, honest look at life outside the mainstream Mormon Church.
Big, bright smiles and perfectly-matched Sunday outfits as a row of beautiful children pile out of their mini-van — followed by the proud mom and dad — on their way to perform a string ensemble at the front of the chapel. Every Mormon can aspire to have a family like that, but not everyone can achieve it. And while the photogenic, coiffed, and modestly-yet-attractively attired set may be the face of Mormonism, they're not the only denizens of Mormondom.


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Q: no file uploaded error in magento I have upgraded my Magento version from 1.4.0.1 to 1.7.0.2.
Now I tried to upload a theme package using upload package file in Magento Connect Manager. It shows an error 'No file was uploaded'.
Please get me a solution.

A: Try using the Version 2.0 from the dropdown on the extensionpage on magento-connect, that should work.

A: The No file was uploaded error is return when:

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*$_FILES doesn't exist

*$_FILES['file'] is empty

A: I had the same issue and managed to fix it by commenting out the rewrite instructions in my main .htaccess file in Magento's root folder. Don't forget to add those instructions back after you finished installing your module.
I suggest you keep a .htaccess.magento-connect file for when you want to use Magento Connect along with your regular .htaccess file, and switch between the two.


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La riproduzione dei fiori è il sesto album discografico di studio del cantautore italiano Marco Parente.

Il disco
Il disco è stato anticipato dalla piéce teatrale de Il Diavolaccio, che ha debuttato nel 2009 ad Ancona e dalla pubblicazione dell'omonimo singolo. Hanno collaborato alla realizzazione del disco Andrea Allulli (pianoforte, cori), il leader degli Zenerswoon Andrea Angelucci (basso), Emanuele Maniscalco (batteria) e Alessandro "Asso" Stefana (chitarre). La produzione è opera di Marco Tagliola, gli arrangiamenti degli archi di Robert Kirby. Inoltre hanno prestato le proprie competenze anche Vincenzo Vasi (theremin e vibrafono), Claudio Tosi (coro in Shakera bei), Alessandro Fiori (voce in L'omino patologico) e Jeppe Catalano (batteria in Dj J).

È stato realizzato il videoclip del brano C'era una stessa volta, del quale lo stesso Parente ha curato interamente sceneggiatura e regia.

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Sharapova cruises into Warsaw Open quarter-finals
Maria Sharapova continued her successful return to the WTA circuit on Wednesday with a confident 6-2 6-0 victory over Darya Kustova of Belarus to reach the quarter-finals.
The former world No.1 is playing her first singles tournament in over nine months after taking time off to recover from a persistent shoulder injury.
"I thought I did the right things at the right time. I played a solid game and I did everything I had to do to win today," she said.
Despite the doubts over her fitness, the 22-year-old showed glimpses of her glory days when she won three grand slams, including Wimbledon as a 17-year-old.
The Russian pin-up cruised through the first set in a much improved showing from her inconsistent three-set first round win over Italy's Tathiana Garbin.
With her right shoulder still strapped, the Russian used crisp baseline shots and strong serving to keep Kustova pinned to the baseline.
She raced through the second set and won 13 straight points to take her to 5-0 40-0 before Kustova delayed the inevitable with a forehand winner.
The Russian then closed out the match when Kustova hit long and Sharapova's unbeaten return was assured for at least another match.
She now plays Ukrainian eighth seed Alona Bondarenko for a place in the semi-finals. Bonderenko, who defeated Poland's Marta Domachowska 6-3 6-1, promises to provide a stiffer test for Sharapova.
"I've played her a few times before ... I played her on clay last year in the States and it was a pretty tough match," Sharapova said.
"I think she's in good form. She plays a really good defensive game but she can step in and hit the ball.
"So I'm looking forward to it."
Sharapova's return to the spotlight will please organisers at Roland Garros in Paris where the French Open will get underway on Sunday as she is still one of the biggest draws in the women's game.
In other matches, British No.1 Anne Keothavong came from a set down to book her quarter-final spot with a 3-6 6-3 6-1 victory over American Jill Craybas.
The 25-year-old Londoner is certain to improve on her world ranking of No.56 as she chases what would be a first ever WTA tournament victory.
She awaits the winner of the match between Germany's Julia George and Romanian Ioana Raluca Olaru to know her opponent for a place in the semi-finals.
Romanian qualifier Alexandra Dulgheru also continued her good run with her second straight sets win in two days.
The 20-year-old claycourt specialist overpowered Italy's Sara Errani 6-4 6-3 and will play either Alona's sister Kateryna Bondarenko or Kazakhstan's Galina Voskoboeva in the last eight.
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'American Horror Story: Apocalypse': Everything we know about Season 8
"Maybe it's time to eat somebody."
By Alison Foreman on September 6, 2018
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We are one week away from the end of the world. Well, the AHS world that is.
On September 12, American Horror Story: Apocalypse will premiere on FX and if the trailer is any indication the fallout will have near-biblical proportions.
We already know the AHS universe has a guaranteed 10 seasons(Opens in a new window), but with only seven days until the Apocalypse premiere... we can't get too ahead of ourselves. So let's try theorizing with what we've got.
Here's everything we do and don't know about the impending doom of Apocalypse.
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The end of the world hits October 2019 (and other timeline details)
Back in April, creator Ryan Murphy teased Season 8's timeframe during an Emmy FYC panel saying(Opens in a new window) it took place "18 months from today." That puts our apocalyptic end sometime during October of next year. (Yes, this contradicts Murphy's earlier statement(Opens in a new window) that Apocalypse would take place 10 to 20 years in the future.)
Season 8's first episode is fittingly titled "The End(Opens in a new window)," meaning our story, in the words of EP Alexis Martin(Opens in a new window), "begins with the end of the world and then our world begins." That being said, AHS will likely explore the lead-up to the disaster as well.
Seriously, flashbacks are almost as big an AHS staple as surprising sex scenes.
Season 8 is the long awaited Murder House/Coven crossover
The promise of the Harmons and the witches of Miss Robichaux's Academy pairing up for a season of chaos has been rumored for awhile... but Murphy didn't officially confirm the connection(Opens in a new window) until June.
Since then, Murphy has posted shots of the Murder House and Coven casts on familiar sets. Viviene and Ben Harmon are seen here in what looks a lot like the Los Angeles Murder House.
And here we've got the coven posing on a mod-staircase fit for their New Orleans home.
It's unclear how AHS plans to bring these geographically different stories into the same arena. Personally, I'm hoping for a Zombieland style, post-apocalyptic search for Twinkies, but that may not be possible given the radiation levels...
That evil baby/Antichrist from Murder House is back
That explains all the scary fetus promos.
In July, Murphy announced that American Crime Story alumnus Cody Fern would be assuming the role of grown-up Michael Langdon — son of Viviene Harmon and Tate Langdon. Which is great news considering Fern's evident acting chops... but also presents a confusing timeline.
If Apocalypse is set in 2019 and Michael was born in 2012(Opens in a new window), then this little Beelzebub baby is growing up super fast. Or we're looking at a dash of demonic 13 Going on 30.
We got our first glimpse of the age-defying world-ender in AHS's first teaser trailer(Opens in a new window) and he looked a lot like Edward Mordrake of Freak Show(Opens in a new window). I would say it was just a coincidence, but... is anything in AHS ever a coincidence?
Jessica Lange, Kathy Bates, and Stevie Nicks (among others) will return
Sadly, powerhouse Angela Bassett(Opens in a new window) won't be returning for this season of American Horror Story. However, the equally legendary Kathy Bates and Stevie Nicks will make appearances.
The long awaited return of early series star Jessica Lange(Opens in a new window) as Murder House's Constance Langdon has also been confirmed.
As if that wasn't enough (c'mon, I'd pay anything to see that three-woman show), plenty of other series' alumni — including Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, Emma Roberts, Adina Porter, Billie Lourd, Cheyenne Jackson, Lily Rabe, Frances Conroy, Connie Britton, Billy Eichner and many, many more — will return for Season 8.
Yes, even Rubber Man(Opens in a new window)... in whatever form that takes.
Some actors will be doubling-up
No, not in a Bette and Dot kinda way—though Sarah Paulson will be plenty busy. Given the collision of anthologies set to unfold, a number of performers will reprise old roles as well as new ones.
Sarah Paulson is set to portray(Opens in a new window) the still Supreme Cordelia Foxx of Coven and Craigslist medium Billie Dean Howard of Murder House—alongside her new Apocalypse character, Venable(Opens in a new window), first introduced through the clip below.
Evan Peters will similarly bring back the weirdly hunky Tate of Murder House and venture into new territory with an Apocalypse original character Murphy said was a "comedic hairstylist(Opens in a new window)."
Taissa Farmiga, also a Coven and Murder House veteran, will rock both her roles(Opens in a new window) as Zoe Benson and Violet Harmon. I'm not sure how much the young witch can do for us in the end of days, but I'm pretty stoked the Antichrist's half-sister is around... something tells me we're gonna need her thoughts.
Other crossover castings are possible, but not yet confirmed.
Joan Collins is joining the cast
If this isn't resonating with you as a big deal, that's okay. Take a mere 200-ish hours to watch all of the 1980's soap opera Dynasty. Don't worry, I will wait for you. This is important.
All done? Perfect. Joan Collins is (as you now know) a delightful, devilish legend. Her addition to the AHS universe is a gift and we need to treat it as such.
Outside of Collins playing Evan Peters' grandmother(Opens in a new window), very little is known about her role.
However, we do know how she got it(Opens in a new window). Turns out Collins met Ryan Murphy at the Vanity Fair Oscar party, mentioned the show, and two weeks later got an offer. Could this woman and her career be anymore supremely glamorous? (Get it? Supreme? Seriously, there is no way this woman is not a coven leader... right?)
And Billy Porter
Yep. The Pose icon is shuffling over to the dark and twisted parts of the Murphy-verse.
Very little is know about Porter's character, though set photos(Opens in a new window) imply he is Coven related.
"All I can say is dreams do come true," Porter said of the opportunity(Opens in a new window). "They may not come when you want them, but it's all right on time. Keep on fighting, keep on showing up for your life. Keep on pushing. I'm a living witness that dreams come true. You change the world when you change your mind, and we all can make a difference in this world."
The glamor is gonna get weird
With Evan Peters and Joan Collins' stylish castings plus the fabulous gowns in the trailer taken into account, the gorey but glamorous promos AHS has been rolling out make a bit more sense.
This "haircut" clip is almost as chic as the new dark, pixie(Opens in a new window) Kathy Bates is rocking for her role as Ms. Meade.
And the whole sucking the life out of someone feels very Fiona Goode of Coven.
Overall, we can probably expect more of the sleek style and finesse we saw in Coven—even if it's the end of the world. (Rapture or no rapture, that dark lipstick on Sarah Paulson could kill anyone. Goodness gracious.)
Expect something crazy to go down in Episode 5
What could be more intense than the apparent nuclear apocalypse of the trailer? Personally, I don't know, but there is allegedly(Opens in a new window) a "huge thing that happens in Episode 5." In a conversation with Entertainment Weekly, Murphy alluded to the big midseason development, calling it the season's "hook."
Notably, Episode 6 has a Murder House-heavy cast lined up with Sarah Paulson in the director's chair. Not sure what that means for the preceding episode, but we could be looking at a flashback.
"Hail, Satan."
Okay, so you heard Kathy Bates say that at the end of the trailer too?
Clearly, the Satanic overtones of Apocalypse are not going to be subtle, Sarah Paulson is going to be far from sweet, and that bunker is going to be Hell on Earth.
Do we have a 10 Cloverfield Lane situation on our hands? A Handmaid's Tale situation on our hands? Just tell me. What do we have on our hands?!
Looks like only time will tell. One more week, horror fans.
American Horror Story: Apocalypse premieres Wednesday, September 12 at 9pm on FX.
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Google mysteriously began showing the wrong result for Twitter on Thursday December 6, 2018. Multiple theories on why immediately popped up. The real reason turned out to be surprising and also led to even more questions.
Google shows the wrong title for Twitter. It is showing the title for a Twitter account that belonging to a Twitter member, but not Twitter itself.
The most immediate suspect was that a rogue hacker had hijacked Twitter and was redirecting it.
Another theory pointed the finger at Google, that it was Google's fault.
Google's become so complex, it wasn't entirely unreasonable to assume that Google was the culprit. Google accidentally removed an entire website from the index just a few days ago.
Ex-Googler Pedro Dias (@pedrodias) suggested the culprit might be canonicals. In the world of SEO, canonicals are like the butlers in those mystery novels who always seem suspicious.
Then another clue made the whole mystery clear as mud.
When you clicked to view Google's cache in the rogue search result for Twitter, an entirely different Twitter account showed up.
And there you have it! The answer may be that Twitter is showing the wrong canonical.
But does that solve the mystery? Seems like that answer leads to more questions!
How did that wrong canonical end up on Twitter's home page?
Was it an innocent mistake?
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Can we keep families in Oakland ?
In a recent twitter thread, Sally Kuchar detailed the magnitude of the housing affordability crisis in the Bay Area. According to Kuchar, there were 263 homes sold in March 2018 in Oakland, with a median price of $735,000.
We dug deeper into the sales that were at least 3 bedrooms and made up 47% of the sales. There were 124 sold in March. The median sale price was $912,500. Of these, 92% were detached single family homes with a median price of $972,500.
There were only nine condos or townhomes with three bedrooms sold in the entire city in March and the median price was $835,000. These multi-family homes made up less than 4% of the total sales in March. Only one was downtown, where transportation costs could off-set housing costs. It's hard to imagine how we can keep households with a diversity of ages, incomes and household sizes in Oakland. It hard to imagine how current residents can stay. It's hard to imagine we are moving towards positive and racially just housing outcomes for our families and communities.
The takeaway: We desperately need to build more 3 bedroom condos and townhomes affordable to range of incomes downtown and throughout the city.
Who is planning for families in Oakland?
We reviewed recent reports published in Oakland to better understand how families were being included in city-wide planning discussions on housing, equity, youth development and more. As it turns out, families are often in the periphery of citywide discussions - quite literally. Here's what we found.
What does it mean to put families in the middle of planning efforts? For starters, we can lean from other cities. In 2014, the Seattle Housing Commission published a white paper and planning agenda for family sized housing. More locally, the city of Emeryville have also written staff report and conducted study sessions on the topic of family-sized housing.
See if and how families are included in Oakland planning!
View Wordles of Oakland Planning Reports
A Common (Urban) Core Quiz
A 100 units built today houses less people than 100 units built 15 years ago. Why? Unit Mix.
Over the years we've built less larger sized units like three-bedrooms, and more smaller units like one-bedrooms, studios and micro-apartments. As a result, there's less diversity in the unit mix, and ultimately less diversity in the range of household sizes and types that move in.
If you were living in an apartment or condo community, what overall unit mix would you prefer? Review these four scenarios and notice how the unit mix affects the total number of bedrooms.
Unit mix matters. A lot. All planning documentation and staff reports should include not just the total number of units, but also the unit mix and total number of bedrooms. Cities should also track unit mix and bedroom production by project in addition to the number of units created.
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Family Friendly Downtown Oakland
Did you know downtown Oakland is full of schools, parks, youth and family organizations and other family friendly places? Unlike other cities that are rallying to bring schools, parks and family services back downtown, Oakland already has a tremendous amount of resources for our families in our urban core.
We may not have a lot of family-sized housing, but we certainly have everything else families need in a family friendly downtown. That said, we need make sure we can to keep these institutions and services from getting squeezed out.
Have a look at this map and see everything that downtown Oakland has to offer people of all ages.
Explore Family Friendly downtown Oakland!
Why are there so many strollers yet so few students living downtown?
During Oakland's last real estate development cycle, we built a lot of condos downtown. Over 2,300 of them! But looking back at the data, it seems we didn't leave much room for families to grow. Over 2,200 condos were added downtown, but only 47 of these units were three-bedrooms.
Check out this infographic which allows you to search developments and unit counts by years and by buildings.
We compiled the data for this chart from multiple sometimes conflicting public and private sources. Data on multi-family apartments has been requested from the city of Oakland, but is apparently not readily available.
See 3-bedroom Data
We'll have more doors, but we might have less bedrooms...
In the last development cycle, 3 bedroom condos downtown only accounted for 2% of the units built, but 2 bedrooms made up nearly 41%. As it stands now, less than 1% of the units will have 3 bedrooms and only 27% of the units will be 3 bedroom.
This chart shows data that has been tediously tallied by reviewing the planning commission agendas, searching for staff reports, and then attempting to read scanned architectural submittals. Sometimes this data is not available online and we must ask City staff for unit breakdowns.
Oakland does not always include unit mix breakdowns in staff reports to the Planning Commission and City Council since there are no restrictions in what developers can build. The only exception we've found is for affordable housing developments, in which case the City does require and track more family-sized units.
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Oakland - the worst place to raise a family?
WalletHub recently ranked 240 California cities by their family-friendliness, including such metrics as affordability, family fun, education, health and safety, and socioeconomic environment. Oakland was ranked LAST at 240. Out of 240.
Could that possibly be right? Perhaps the metrics are clearly lacking some indicators - like trash can playfulness, diversity of family-friendly dining options or most family friendly Octoberfest (Oaktoberfest) and pride celebrations. But seriously, what other indicators are missing and what can we do to boost our ranking?
Click on the cities on the map to view the rank or view the article for the full ranking.
Source: WalletHub
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Tips for a Family Friendly Community Meeting
In a recent opinion piece in the Sacramento Bee, Paavo Monkkonen, an associate professor of urban planning at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs offered his suggestions for how we can ease the housing crunch. One of his suggestions hit close to home:
"Planners must actively seek meaningful input from families, low-income renters, young people and those unable to attend public meetings."
Keep these tips in mind as you plan your next community meeting.


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The aim of this study was to investigate the intra- and inter-rater reliability of a method aimed to measure the head position relative to shoulders with a universal goniometer. The subjects included 31 healthy individuals with mean age 31.5 years. To examine intra-rater reliability, two assistants carried out the measurements on two occasions with an interval of eight days. To examine inter-rater reliability, four assistants carried out the measurements. The intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC based on one factor repeated measures ANOVA) was 0.91 for the first assistantand 0.94 for the second. No significant difference was evident between the two assessment occasions for the two assistants. ICC was also used to estimate the inter-rater reliability of the four assistants' measurements and was 0.95. The mean difference between the four assistants' reading varied from 0.1 to 1.6 degrees. It was concluded that the measurement of head position relative to shoulders with a goniometer is a reliable method. However, standardisation of method is important to get reliable measurement results in this method, as it is in any measurement method.
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Sterlite Protest: Gunning down of protesters is state-sponsored terrorism, says Rahul Gandhi
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Nabanita Chakorborty | Updated on: 22 May 2018, 07:14:57 PM
The deaths of nine people in police firing at protesters against Vedanta's Sterlite copper plant in Tamil Nadu is a "brutal example of state-sponsored terrorism", Congress president Rahul Gandhi tweeted on Tuesday.
"The gunning down by the police of 9 people in the Sterlite protest in Tamil Nadu is a brutal example of state sponsored terrorism. These citizens were murdered for protesting against injustice. My thoughts and prayers are with the families of these martyrs and the injured," Gandhi said on Twitter.
The gunning down by the police of 9 people in the #SterliteProtest in Tamil Nadu, is a brutal example of state sponsored terrorism. These citizens were murdered for protesting against injustice. My thoughts & prayers are with the families of these martyrs and the injured.
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) May 22, 2018
While some reports say one person was killed, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami said nine people were killed in police action at Tuticorin and ordered a judicial inquiry into the police action.
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The police action followed months-long protests by the people demanding closure of Vedanta's Sterlite copper unit in Tuticorin, about 600 km from Chennai. The protesters experssed pollution concerns in the area owing to the leakage of gas.
The agitation turned violent today, with protesters fighting pitched battles with police, prompting it to open fire. Hurling stones and setting government vehicles and public property on fire, the agitators went on the rampage in the town.
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