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Sholay (1975) (PG)
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14 MARCH 2020, 12PM-3PM
In honour of our exhibiting artist Dawinder Bansal and her love of Bollywood cinema, we're hosting an afternoon of nostalgia with a screening of the classic Bollywood film, Sholay (dir. Ramesh Sippy).
In the village of Ramgarh, retired police chief Thakur Baldev Singh (Sanjeev Kumar) plots to bring down the notorious bandit Gabbar Singh (Amjad Khan) and enlists the help of two small-time crooks, Jai (Amitabh Bachchan) and Veeru (Dharmendra), to capture the bandit. Please note this screening is in Hindi with English subtitles.
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Templates are blueprints for describing infrastructure and architecture and can be used to create stacks. The compiler defines resource requirements and configuration details in the template and describes the dependency between resources.

A template must be in the YAML format and consists of the following parts:

```
heat_template_version: xxxx-xx-xx
# Indicates the template version. This field is mandatory.
description:
# Provides template information, template application scenarios, and architecture. This field is optional.
parameter_groups:
# Indicates the parameter groups and parameter sequence. This field is optional.
parameters:
# Indicates the parameters to be input. Using parameters improves template flexibility and reusability. This field is optional.
resources:
# Indicates user-defined resources (such as VMs, networks, and volumes), dependencies among resources, and configuration details. This field is optional.
outputs:
# Indicates outputs of the created resources. This field is optional.
conditions:
# Indicates the conditions that stack creation time and update time must meet. This field is optional.
```

The following is an example template for creating an ECS.

```
heat_template_version: 2013-05-23

description: Simple template to deploy a single compute instance

parameters:
  key_name:
    type: string
    label: Key Name
    description: Name of key-pair to be used for compute instance
  image_id:
    type: string
    label: Image ID
    description: Image to be used for compute instance
  instance_type:
    type: string
    label: Instance Type
    description: Type of instance (flavor) to be used
  net_id:
    type: string
    label: Network UUID
    description: The network to be used

resources:
  my_instance:
    type: OS::Nova::Server
    properties:
      key_name: { get_param: key_name }
      image: { get_param: image_id }
      flavor: { get_param: instance_type }
      networks: [ { network: { get_param: net_id } } ]
```

Description:

-   **heat\_template\_version**: indicates the HOT template version. The value is a specified version. For details, see  [Template Version](template-version.md).
-   **description**: describes resources to be created using the template. This field is optional and can be user-defined.
-   **parameters**: defines some parameters, which are used in function  **get\_param**  to define resource attributes. This field is optional.
-   **resources**: defines all resources to be created by RTS and dependencies between these resources. This field is the core of the template.  **type**: indicates the resource type.

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ADD UPDATE, 27 July, 2017: Last Friday, the morning after Eastleigh Borough Council's meeting on its emerging Local Plan, BBC Radio Solent aired THIS BROADCAST on the meeting and the uphill struggle that Keith House, leader of the council, faces if he wishes to pursue his preferred plans for 5,200 houses and a major new road in the north of the borough.
In this post, we transcribe the first part of the broadcast and then invite you to listen to Keith House answer questions from the BBC's Julian Clegg and Jo Palmer. Given ADD's central aim is for transparency in Eastleigh's Local Plan process, we highlight key parts of the interview you may wish to consider; and offer factual responses to Keith House's assertions. All we want is for the facts to be in the open so they can speak for themselves.
Jo Palmer: "Well it was absolutely… it was completely packed to the rafters, people were spilling out the doors. There was an overflow room where people were watching it on a screen.
(i) dismisses the huge turnout of people against the council's preferred plans as standard, saying there would have been just as big a protest whichever options the council preferred. REALLY? The fact is that options B and C generated over six times more objections during the consultation than the alternative options (592 vs 96).
(ii) responds to a question quoting Chris Packham, the TV naturalist, saying the council is "playing with fire [and]… taking away how people can get in touch with nature by just building all over it," by saying: "We are not building all over nature." REALLY? The fact is that the council's plans are for 5,200 new houses and a major new road on the borough's last remaining, and most beautiful, countryside.
(iii) avoids the question about why the council is planning a new road that ends up at the low, accident-prone Allbrook bridge, saying "the new road would give easy access to the M3." REALLY? The fact is that the new development is likely to throw around 25,000 extra vehicle movements every day onto already congested roads. How are all these cars and lorries going to have "easy access" under this tiny bridge? It's not clear he or other councillors know.
(iv) responds to a question about whether he is "blindly wedded" to options B and C by saying: "If it turned out there genuinely was a showstopper… then obviously we would have to look for a different proposal but there is no evidence at the moment to suggest that this is not the best way forward." REALLY? Was he not listening to the facts presented by the 20+ speakers at the meeting, including those from the Woodland Trust, the Angling Trust and the Test and Itchen Association? He insists he does listen, but this comment indicates otherwise.
(v) suggests the Woodland Trust "haven't actually looked at the most recent proposals [for options B and C] because we have now got massive buffers between development and the woods", implying that, if they had, they would be content. REALLY? The fact is that the narrow gap between Upper Barn Copse and Crowdhill Copse, through which the proposed new road would travel, is approximately 175 metres and the Woodland Trust says that 100-200 metres is necessary as a buffer "to protect plant species from the effects of vehicle emissions from roads" (click here for more). That said, we have asked the Woodland Trust to confirm they have indeed looked at the most recent proposals.
(vi) says that "every proposal for housing anywhere in Eastleigh requires some environmental impact and also crossing of the Itchen", adding that the alternative options would "also require a crossing of the Itchen" and "would have greater environmental impact than the proposal that we are pushing forward with." REALLY? The fact is that the alternative options do NOT currently include a new crossing of the Itchen.
We also dispute other assertions made by Keith House in this interview and will continue to work with local and national bodies to ensure Eastleigh's Local Plan is properly evidence based. As things stand, the council's preferred option of 5,200 houses and a major new road north of Bishopstoke and Fair Oak is looking harder and harder to justify.
Thank you again to everyone who joined us on 20 July to protest against EBC's appalling plans for the north of the borough. Together, we will win this fight!


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Sports dominate Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Awards Ngā Tohu Pou Kōhure o Aotearoa nominations – with 15 days to go!
With 15 days until nominations close for Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Awards Ngā Tohu Pou Kōhure o Aotearoa the Awards Office announces the notable contenders so far – and urges New Zealanders to give the gift of a nomination to a fellow Kiwi to ensure their mahi doesn't go unnoticed.
2021 has marked a unique year for Aotearoa. With our borders closed, we've had a rare opportunity to look inwards – focussing our attention on the challenges and opportunities that exist right here on our shores. We've engaged differently with the world around us – dreaming up new ways to do things, reflecting on our past and looking to the future.
It's been a year of big moments. While the rest of the world watched on, we gathered in our thousands to cheer on Team New Zealand – a symbol of hope for a world deprived of gatherings. We opened our newspapers to find a public apology from media company Stuff, reflecting on their portrayal of Māori from first editions until now. Without warning, Lorde dropped a new single – her first song since 2017! Matariki was declared to be a public holiday, the pacific community successfully lobbied the Government for a formal apology for the Dawn Raids. In an amazing show of sportsmanship, our New Zealand Olympic team departed Tokyo with our biggest haul of medals – ever. Most recently, an IPCC report on climate change issued a stark message to countries across the globe, making it all the more necessary to recognise and empower those fighting for to protect the natural environment of Aotearoa.
Te Koruru Patron of the Awards, Miriama Kamo says, "It's wonderful to see so many of our sporting heroes nominated this year – and rightly so, given the many outstanding achievements of the past 12 months. But, we also know Aotearoa is brimming with excellence well beyond the sporting field. So, we're calling on you to make sure the full breadth of our achievements are reflected on the awards stage this year. Creatives, innovators, seniors... we'd love to recognise and empower your mahi. Look around you, New Zealand – there are people quietly and consistently going above and beyond for our country. Now is your chance to nominate them."
Nominations have flooded in from across Aotearoa – and so far those received across the seven Awards categories are a true signal to the year, highlighting those making a positive impact on fellow New Zealanders and our country in the past 12 months.
Some of this year's nominees include:
Nicola 'Nix' Adams – Recovered addict, social media influencer, and inspirational speaker fighting against sexual assault and domestic violence.
Dame Valerie Adams – champion shot putter and role model for all New Zealand women.
Hon Kiri Allan – MP for East Coast and cervical cancer survivor, demystifying the cervical screening process through her public fight and helping empower, educate and encourage women into getting tested.
Lisa Carrington MNZM – flatwater canoeist and New Zealand's most successful Olympian.
Allan Halse – Acknowledged internationally as New Zealand's leading anti-workplace bullying
expert/advocate, founder and sole Director of CultureSafe NZ Ltd.
Laurel Hubbard – weightlifter and first openly transgender woman to compete in the Olympic Games.
Dr Mike Joy – freshwater ecologist and science communicator, Senior Researcher at the Institute for Governance and Policy Studies, Victoria University of Wellington – a fearless defender of our rivers and lakes.
Dame Areta Koopu DNZM, CBE – former Māori Women's Welfare League President, Human Rights Commissioner, Waitangi Tribunal member, mother and grandmother, a veteran social worker and Māori activist.
Dave "Brown Buttabean" Letele – professional boxer and fighting against poverty and obesity.
Tim Malone – travel agent, who for the past year and a half, has helped bring expat Kiwi in complex
situations home during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Dr Rangi Mātāmua – New Zealand indigenous studies and Māori cultural astronomy academic, spending over 20 years researching Matariki.
Team New Zealand – winner of the 2021 America's Cup.
Nominations are being sought for exceptional individuals or community organisations in the following categories,
including a new award dedicated to recognising those who are ensuring the future of our environment:
Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Te Pou Whakarae o Aotearoa
University of Canterbury Young New Zealander of the Year Te Mātātahi o te Tau
Ryman Heathcare Senior New Zealander of the Year Te Mātāpuputu o te Tau
Trade Me New Zealand Innovator of the Year Te Pou Whakairo o te Tau
The Department of Conservation and Ministry for the Environment New Zealand Environmental Hero of the Year Award Te Toa Taiao o te Tau
Mitre 10 New Zealand Community of the Year Ngā Pou Whirinaki o te Tau
Kiwibank New Zealand Local Hero of the Year Te Pou Toko o te Tau
Nominations can be made by any member of the public over 15 years of age until 11.59pm 31 August 2021 through completing the online nomination form.
Once closed, all nominations will be rigorously evaluated by at least two rounds of independent and diverse judging panels, with semi-finalists announced in December.
The 2022 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Te Pou Whakarae o Aotearoa and supporting category winners will be announced at the New Zealander of the Year Awards Gala Dinner in Auckland on 31 March 2022.


A weekly Saturday recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week: a weirdly synchronous amount of folded metal, a colorful alternative to all those brass bottle openers, and a new way to experience an exhibition on the other side of the world.
These plants aren't just here for styling's sake: These rounded metal shapes are actually plant holders, created by Eindhoven-based designer Thomas Vailly for a summer installation at the former residence of the Dutch Royal Family. The series, inspired by the roped-off rooms and secluded park of the palace, includes four different shapes — wall, stand, arch and tray.
We featured Fabien Cappello's perforated metal and glass Bright Rays lamps for Galerie Torri last year, but we had to post this new extension to the series: the coolest writing desk we've ever seen. We're building the office of our dreams in our head, and these have now achieved #1 workstation status.
A lovely submission in our inboxes this week from Melbourne stylist Natalie Turnbull, who worked on this photographic series with illustrator Alice Oehr and photographer Scott Newett. Inspired by Magic Eye optical illusions of the 1990s and Gio Ponti's patterned interiors, each pattern was designed by Oehr to reflect the forgotten interior elements of a space — staircases, tessellated tiles, ornate ceiling cornices, etc. Click here to see the other three set-ups.
German designer Frederik Kurzweg trained as a cabinetmaker but did his Master's thesis at the University of Fine Arts in Hamburg on bent metal. Here, he puts those skills to good use with Superpose, a table lamp made from two sheets of bent, rounded, perforated aluminum.
We knew that the second we published a story on geometric rugs, all the best ones would come crawling out of the woodwork. This one's by Camille Walala, queen of all geometries, for the London company Floor Story.
Another day, another folded metal table: This beauty with a folded metal base and wood top is by Berlin-based sisters Silvia and Antonia Terhedebrügge, a product designer and graphic designer who set up a studio together in 2015.
Another Berlin-based studio, Bartmann Berlin, is responsible for these varnished ash Puk tables; we also love the studio's colorful desk organizers, which also happen to be designed by Silvia Terhedebrügge.
Perusing the Villa Noailles site this week, we came across the delightfully named German studio Butternutten, authors of this elegant folded metal table. Called Two, it's made from a perfect circle and square, both bent at 90 degrees and assembled into a sculptural volume.
After a sea of brass bottle openers, Pat Kim's heat-patina titanium one — with handy leather lanyard — looks so fresh.
Pretty much every time a new Acne flagship opens we declare it's our favorite yet, and the new Munich store is no exception: It's like a beautiful, futuristic spaceship, with steel walls and cement floors designed by British architect Sophie Hicks and pale pink furniture created by Max Lamb. Perfect.
They may seem like strange bedfellows but apparently Aussie skincare brand Aesop and beloved literary magazine The Paris Review have an ongoing relationship? Aesop's Ninth Avenue New York location has a ceiling papered with old covers of the Review, and the magazine has been for sale in Aesop's stores for years. Now comes an exhibition at Aesop's Harvard Square location of seven limited-edition prints, commissioned by the Review starting in the mid-1960s, featuring artists including Louise Bourgeois, Sol LeWitt, Andy Warhol, and Alex Katz, shown here. Some of the prints are for sale here.
Speaking of Sol LeWitt, we love these LeWitt-esque paintings by Austrian artist Kay Walkowiak, on view at Galerie Crone right now.
Each year, Nilufar gallerist Nina Yashar creates a fictional living space in a different location. Called Squat, the temporary exhibition has popped up in Paris, Milan, Beirut, and now London, where Yashar has teamed up with interior architects Shalini Misra to transform an apartment in the heart of Mayfair. We love this master bedroom with a screen-as-headboard by Martino Gamper and statement Catch chandelier by Lindsey Adelman.
Finally we like this exhibition concept by the Australian design platform 1-OK Club: For two weeks, the exhibition will be streamed live over the internet, with each piece constantly rotating on a platform, so that works are viewable from all angles — just as if you were in the gallery with them. The only bummer is the livestream link is only available from 9AM to 5PM Australia time, so good luck figuring out that math! You can view all the works here.
A weekly Saturday recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week: We re-discovered bygone designs like a Formafantasma runway, rekindled our love for Roberto Burle Marx, and re-examined the excitement factor of architectural glass, just made exponentially cooler by Scholten & Baijings (above).
A weekly Saturday recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week: new love for an old Cini Boeri chair, one of the best oversized planters we've seen, and a great show of rare originals by Pierre Paulin on view in New York City, pictured above.


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Andrew Coyne: Live by the socks, die by the socks — Liberals slump as Trudeau's popularity fades
The little things that seemed so charming at first, all those dashing gestures and glam photo ops, might well come to seem, at first frivolous, then irritating
Seldom has any party or any government invested as heavily in the persona and image of the leader, as the Liberals have with Justin Trudeau, Andrew Coyne suggests.Liam Richards/The Canadian Press/File
By now it is clear the federal Liberals are in some difficulty with the public. Much excitement attended that Ipsos poll earlier this week showing them trailing the Conservatives for the first time, and by a not inconsequential margin: 38 to 33. But it's not just Ipsos.
Forum Research, which gives the Tories a 12-point lead, may be an outlier, but Nanos's latest four-week rolling poll shows the Liberal lead has shrunk to less than four points from eight points in December; Abacus Data, similarly, now has them just three points ahead, the narrowest margin they have found since the election.
Overall, the CBC's Poll Tracker website now puts the two parties more or less level, based on a weighted average of the polls, at 36 per cent. Contrast that with the Liberals' first year in office, when they maintained a lead of as much as 20 points, or even their second, when they led by eight to 10. Something is clearly up.
The reason is not hard to find, nor is it unusual: the prime minister's personal approval rating has declined markedly. To be sure, he remains the Liberals' chief asset: Nanos still shows 40 per cent of Canadians put Justin Trudeau as their preferred prime minister. Sixty per cent say he "has the qualities of a good political leader."
Conrad Black: Mr. Trudeau, if he can, should get serious about running this country
John Ivison: Trudeau's blunder-filled India trip sinks Liberals in the polls
Kelly McParland: Welcome home, Prime Minister! How was the trip? Oh. I see
But the value of that asset is rapidly degrading. Abacus reports that "for the first time since before he was elected, as many people have a negative view of the Prime Minister as have a positive view." As late as November 2016, the positives led the negatives by 33 points; two months ago he was still 16 points to the good.
It isn't that Scheer has set the world on fire since becoming leader; still less has NDP leader Jagmeet Singh. Both Nanos and Abacus show them lagging well behind Trudeau on every measure: preferred prime minister, qualities of a good leader, positive vs negative impressions.
It's a matter of Trudeau's decline, not his rivals' rise.
This has to be worrying to Liberal strategists. Party leaders, especially prime ministers, are always critical to a party's appeal. But seldom has any party or any government invested as heavily in the persona and image of the leader — all those magazine covers, all those viral videos, and yes, all those selfies — or with such outstanding returns: for two years after the election he was untouchable, as were they.
But, live by the socks, die by the socks: should the public sour on the leader, the party is in big trouble. Sure enough, polls show the decline in Trudeau's fortunes mirrored in the party's. Ipsos shows the government with a 46-54 per cent approve-disapprove rate (Abacus has it 42-41) which doesn't sound too bad. But drill down into those numbers and the picture darkens alarmingly: just nine per cent now "strongly approve" of the government's performance, versus 28 per cent who "strongly disapprove."
If the India visit accelerated the decline, it is also true that the prime minister's appeal has been fading for some time
All of this, with the country at peace, separatism dormant, unemployment at a 40-year low. The prime minister, moreover, has basked for two years in the approval of the world's media, and benefits by constant comparison to the ogre to the south.
The immediate explanation for the prime minister's cratering appeal is the recent official visit to India, conceded on all sides to have been a disaster. There's no doubt this has taken its toll — Ipsos finds more than twice as many Canadians of the view that the visit was "negative for Canada-India relations" than the contrary.
But if the India visit accelerated the decline, it is also true that the prime minister's appeal has been fading for some time. The India trip may have crystallized certain perceptions of him, but the ingredients have been evident for a while. People do not form impressions of a leader's character and abilities instantaneously, but only as the result of an accumulation of incidents and impressions.
The Tories' pre-election attempts to discredit Trudeau as "just not ready" failed in the light of a long campaign in which he persuaded increasing numbers of Canadians that he was. I don't imagine many would have said he was much of a deep thinker — his worst moments are almost always when he tries to pretend he is — but people gave him credit for sincerity, personal decency, idealism, and a native political ability that seemed to grow throughout the campaign.
But now? Asked to name the first quality that came to mind, I suspect increasing numbers might be more inclined to mention his cynicism.
It may not be a coincidence, after all, that his support begins to erode in every poll in early 2017 — just after the decision to abandon electoral reform. Add to that the long list of other broken promises; the ethical lapses, from pay-for-play dinners with Chinese billionaires to vacations with the Aga Khan; and the bullying of Parliament, so reminiscent of the prime minister he replaced, and you have a recipe for disillusionment.
In which circumstances, the little things that seemed so charming at first, all those dashing gestures and glam photo ops, might well come to seem, at first frivolous, then irritating — an impression of unseriousness compounded by a series of bungled foreign-policy excursions of which the India trip was only the last.
Throw in, last, the government's increasing fixation on pursuing its own ideological hobbyhorses, with ever greater fanaticism, at a time when unease over the economy is growing, of which the blind complacency of the recent budget is a vivid example. What was merely irritating now looks positively dangerous.
Can the Liberals regain the advantage? Of course: the election is still 18 months away. So long as the economy continues on its present pace, voters tend to leave governments in place. But if it should not, the Liberals might wish for their present popularity.


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Taking its cue from the Ikea school of cheap chic, this youth-oriented urban hotel isn't for everyone. But its 347 tiny, clean, cleverly designed rooms—very mod, with stainless-steel sinks and Eames-inspired desk chairs—are a blessing for anyone visiting New York on a budget. Rooms with private baths start at $139, but even the shared bathrooms have rain showers. Coverlets allow beds to double as daybeds, and tucked-away drawers under the bed allow guests to make the most of their space. But this isn't the kind of place where people hang out in their rooms. The maple-paneled lobby (with Coke machine!) is a lively hangout, where guests can use free Wi-Fi to access the hotel's own blog; plans for an outdoor café were being developed at press time.
Tip: Hit up concierge Bryan Raughton for tips on how to have fun in New York on a budget—it's his specialty.
Room to Book: The $89-a-night bunk rooms may be the best bargain in town, at least for those who don't mind the train-cabin feel—and each bed has its own fold-out flat-panel TV.
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Alice Farnham is a female conductor who has started a very good programme that encourages teenage girls to conduct and to consider being conductors! This project is all about getting girls to realise that they can aspire to the highest positions of leadership. I hope this article inspires you to encourage girls to become women who conduct!


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        self.iv = 0.0
        self.parse_values()
        self.pokemon_type = pokemon_names.get(str(self.pokemon_id), "NA").encode('ascii', 'ignore')
        self.pokemon_additional_data = additional_data

    def parse_values(self):
        self.stamina = self.pokemon_data.get('stamina', 0)
        self.favorite = self.pokemon_data.get('favorite', -1)
        self.is_favorite = self.favorite != -1
        self.pokemon_id = self.pokemon_data.get('pokemon_id', 0)
        self.id = self.pokemon_data.get('id', 0)
        self.cp = self.pokemon_data.get('cp', 0)
        self.stamina_max = self.pokemon_data.get('stamina_max', 0)
        self.is_egg = self.pokemon_data.get('is_egg', False)
        self.origin = self.pokemon_data.get('origin', 0)
        self.height_m = self.pokemon_data.get('height', 0.0)
        self.weight_kg = self.pokemon_data.get('weight_kg', 0.0)
        self.individual_attack = self.pokemon_data.get('individual_attack', 0)
        self.individual_defense = self.pokemon_data.get('individual_defense', 0)
        self.individual_stamina = self.pokemon_data.get('individual_stamina', 0)
        self.cp_multiplier = self.pokemon_data.get('cp_multiplier', 0.0)
        self.additional_cp_multiplier = self.pokemon_data.get('additional_cp_multiplier', 0.0)
        self.nickname = self.pokemon_data.get('nickname', "")
        self.iv = self.get_iv_percentage()

    def __str__(self):
        return "Nickname: {0}, Type: {1}, CP: {2}, IV: {3}".format(self.nickname, self.pokemon_type, self.cp, self.iv)

    def __repr__(self):
        return self.__str__()

    def get_iv_percentage(self):
        return ((self.individual_attack + self.individual_stamina + self.individual_defense + 0.0) / 45.0) * 100.0

    def is_valid_pokemon(self):
        return self.pokemon_id > 0


We ask each walker in the MS Moonlight Walk to fundraise a minimum of $250. This may sound challenging to some, but we have made it fun and easy to fundraise, with your very own online fundraising page that is equipped with all the tools you need to reach and even surpass your fundraising goal! It can be as easy as asking 5 friends for a $50 donation.
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MD of Foothills Open House on Intermunicipal Development Plan
4:00 – 6:00 p.m., September 1, 2015
M.D. of Ranchland Administration Building
Chain Lakes Provincial Park (Junction of Highway 22 and Highway 533)
(For exact directions please visit the MD of Ranchland website at www.mdranchland.ca)
The MD of Foothills has joined a group of eight rural municipalities in southern Alberta who have hired the Oldman River Regional Services Commission (ORRSC) to create a series of eleven rural-to-rural intermunicipal development plans. The purpose of these plans is to improve consultation with respect to planning and development between rural municipalities who share boundaries. The MD of Foothills is currently participating in the creation of four intermunicipal development plans, with Vulcan County, the M.D. of Willow Creek, Wheatland County and the M.D. of Ranchland. These plans will generally impact lands within two miles of the boundary between the M.D. and the adjacent municipality.
Three Open Houses were held in early June (at community halls in Blackie, Cayley and Carseland)
The Municipal District of Foothills No. 31 and the Municipal District of Ranchland No. 66 are holding an Open House to obtain input on the draft Intermunicipal Development Plan (IDP). The Open House is a drop-in format, with displays highlighting key concepts and policies of the Draft Plan. The plan is intended to foster on-going cooperation and coordination between the two municipalities, as well as establish a framework for subdivision and development application referral requirements for lands along the boundary between the two municipalities (Plan Area). The Municipal District of Foothills No. 31 and the Municipal District of Ranchland No. 66 elected officials, municipal staff and planning advisors will be in attendance to gather public feedback on the draft plan.
A copy of the Draft IDP is available for review at the M.D. of Foothills No. 31 and M.D. of Ranchland No. 66 offices during normal business hours and on-line at www.orrsc.com. For additional information, please contact members of the project team, Diane Horvath or Cam Klassen, at the Oldman River Regional Services Commission at dianehorvath@orrsc.com or camklassen@orrsc.com or Toll-Free at 1-877-329-1387.
Download a copy of the Draft IDP here
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The garden city would be self-sufficient and when it reached full population, another garden city would be developed nearby. Howard envisaged a cluster of several garden cities as satellites of a central city of 58, people, linked by road and rail. This success provided him the support necessary to pursue the chance to bring his vision into reality. Howard believed that all people agreed the overcrowding and deterioration of cities was one of the troubling issues of their time. He quotes a number of respected thinkers and their disdain of cities.
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This can be verified through the superposition of both maps as shown below: Nevertheless, there are many publications that are able to help understand the historic and political driving forces behind the real-estate operation of El Palomar. It is not pleasure land; it is an agricultural occupation. We do so by critically discussing some of the limits of One of the first aspects to differentiate the American suburban marked tendency that followed the First War from the driving forces behind the British endeavor, is that this trend was eminently an upper-middle-class movement.
It is good to remember that this was an entirely private endeavor oriented to full homeownership and, essentially, a business venture.
Regarding these official endeavors contemporary to El Palomar, see the entry developed by Jorge F. Garden city movement — Wikipedia There are clear distinctions to be made between the two case studies chosen for this work regarding the forces driving their implementation. The following chapter deals with the early abandonment—and a partial neglect by scholars—of the strength of the socialist component embedded in the Garden City ideal.
From the focal point generated by the park, two radial diagonal avenues give shape ebeneezr the whole utopian-like scheme, while at the same time establishing a connection to the second train station.
Architecture and Society in the Early Industrial Age. Town and Country Planning Association. Further analysis on the zoning changes brings out some interesting conclusions. Therefore, with the main focus of Garden Cities of To-morrow set in the practicality of the model, it is ebbenezer to say that Noward did not have great theoretical ambitions.
In the case of Letchworth, for example, through the design and materialization of Homesgarth—the communal cooperative housing— specific buildings were produced as vehicles to express the ideals embedded in the proposed urban model. Ebenezer Howard Garner, John, The Company Town: Manchester, University Press, This issue becomes evident not only in most of the literature that the analysis of this urban planning model has produced throughout the years, but also in its countless materializations all across the globe.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (June 1, 2015) – Virginia Beach is embracing the summer heat by filling up the long days of sunshine with exciting events taking place each weekend. This month, visitors can meet the artisans of the new ViBe Creative District, celebrate our military at a music festival, conquer the Chesapeake Bay by paddleboard, witness daredevil maneuvers by WWII airplanes during Flying Proms, head off the coast to catch big fish and much, much more.
Explore Virginia Beach's newly designated ViBe Creative District during First Friday ViBe (June 5), when local artisans and shops extend their hours to feature special events, music, food and other entertainment throughout the neighborhood's galleries and stores, located just steps off the oceanfront boardwalk at the Resort Beach.
Later in the month, hit the annual Boardwalk Art Show (June 18-21) as it celebrates its 60th anniversary and peruse blocks of fine art, great food and live entertainment. The prestigious event is sponsored by the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) with vetted artworks displayed along the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean. To get the VIP experience, opt for tickets to the Boardwalk Beach Club, an 80-foottented space along the boardwalk offering valet parking, an open bar, lunch service and beautiful ocean views.
Kick off your shoes and dance in the sand at Sandstock – A Tribute to Rock & Roll (June 12-14), a beach-inspired variation on Woodstock. Tribute artists will crank out hit after hit, covering popular favorites by Elton John, the Allman Brothers, the Grateful Dead and other rock titans on "dueling" stages at 24th Street on the Resort Beach.
A few blocks up the boardwalk, at Neptune Park on 31st Street, families will find uplifting alternative music during the Sonrise Music Festival (June 12-14). The family-friendly event will feature artists from a myriad of musical genres such as top 40, hip hop, indie and inspirational, plus a plethora of activities, including comedians, a children's fun tent, speakers, contests and more.
Catch the fever and "Shake Your Bon Bon" during Hardee's Latin Fest (June 26-27), a cultural weekend featuring authentic music and delicious cuisine! The fun takes place at 24th Street Park with live bands playing Salsa and Merengue rhythms under the stars. During the day, shake and shimmy during the Zumba fitness marathon or enjoy the vendors and cultural activities.
Stop by the 2015 North American Sand Soccer Championships (June 5-7), taking place between 14th and 36th streets at the Resort Beach, to see 10,000 talented players from 16 states and 20 countries compete during this renowned and free-to-watch oceanfront festival. The highlight of NASSC weekend is the international men's U.S. OPEN, during which ten highly skilled teams battle for the title of U.S. National Champion.
Adventurous dads will love spending Father's Day at the Cape 2 Cape Paddle Crossing (June 21), near Chesapeake Bay Beach. The inaugural event takes place at First Landing State Park with a weekend medley of fun, yet challenging races culminating in a 19-mile Chesapeake Bay crossing staged for the most elite racers in the world. Afterwards, take in the sunset over the water and treat dad to a brew and fresh seafood from one of the nearby dockside restaurants.
Catch the big one and win a boatload of prizes at the annual Virginia Beach Tuna Tournament (June 24-27), kicking off at Marina Shores Yacht Club, near Chesapeake Bay Beach. The tournament is 100 percent payout, with last year's winners hauling off $127,650. After each day of fishing, all participants can tie-up and join the evening dockside parties featuring live music, great food and drinks on the water.
Set the cruise control and head to Virginia Beach to get your classic car fix during the Springfest 6 Car Show (June 6) at the Convention Center. Browse the rare car showcases, including the East Coast Rotary Classic, watch the RC Drift competition, check out Mobile AWD Dyno or simply enjoy the event's live music, food, raffles and giveaways.
The Military Aviation Museum, near Sandbridge Beach, will once again host its annual Flying Proms (June 13) air show. Visitors can see the beauty of vintage WWI and WWII aircraft flying maneuvers accompanied by live music courtesy of the Symphonicity orchestra. Evening festivities will include movie viewings starring the museum's rare aircraft, a choreographed patriotic air show and a spectacular fireworks display finale!
The Virginia Aquarium Family Great Adventure Series (June 25) is all about discovery and entertainment at the Resort Beach. Throughout the summer, families can take part in an interactive adventure that leads them to various sites along the boardwalk and Atlantic Avenue to unravel a mystery. During each adventure, participants dress up as characters, using "brain and brawn" to win the contest at hand and settle into the sand for a family-friendly themed movie shown on a giant inflatable screen on the beach! All events are free and open to the public.
Head downtown for the Town Fair at Town Center (June 19), featuring local handmade art, jewelry, goods and fair trade merchandise. On the third Friday of each month, now through September, residents and visitors alike can stroll around the fountain plaza of Town Center to view more than 30 merchants' handmade and fair trade goods.
There is no better way to spend spring than at these sand-tacular events in Virginia Beach. To learn more about Virginia Beach, plan a stay or request a complimentary vacation guide, contact the Virginia Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau by calling 1-800-VA-BEACH or going to www.VisitVirginiaBeach.com.


Congress has the power to provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions.
1. To enter by force in order to conquer or pillage.
4. To enter and permeate, especially harmfully.
I agree. They are invaders. #2 fits the description.
I'm not getting the heat seeking American senior citizen = illegal alien incursion argument.
Other than that....all of the above.
If it weren't for the "invaders" from the north, Florida would be a third world swamp.
Or it would be a national park loaded with poachers.
At least they pay their way and if in front of you at the Doctor they have insurance.
Motive. One must think of the motivation for entry. At first, it was a "better way of life" Now dotted with taking over, blatantly. That is the difference. This Country can handle helping, we cannot sustain gluttony of ANY sort. Greedy, money only hungry mobs; tips the scales to STOP. Compassion runs deep in This Country, our wallets remain shallow due to this giving of which they discovered we will do.
Stop the ABUSE and illegal immigration will cease.


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MRSA Exposure Risks in the Workplace Discussed in New Online Video
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The IAQ Video Network releases another educational production about an important environmental, health and safety (EHS) topic.
Phoenix, AZ -- Today the IAQ Video Network and Cochrane & Associates announced the release of their latest educational video. Their newest production discusses methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and potential exposure risks in the work environment.
"MRSA are bacteria that are resistant to an antibiotic known as methicillin, as well as other antibiotics in many cases," said Paul Cochrane, President of Cochrane and Associates and the IAQ Video Network. "For this latest video we've shared information from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health about occupational exposure risks to MRSA. We hope it helps to shed some light on this pathogen and ways employers and employees can work together to mitigate infection risks."
This video was sponsored by a number of organizations and leading industry professionals that work to protect and enhance the public's health and safety. Sponsors include EMSL Analytical, LA Testing, Clark Seif Clark, Zimmetry Environmental and Healthy Indoors Magazine to name a few.
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Ship & Shore Environmental Operates as an Essential Business in 2020 – A Source for Clean Air Solutions
After a year of exceptional global stress and turmoil dominated by COVID-19, Ship & Shore Environmental, Inc. (S&SE), a pioneer in pollution abatement solutions, announced prior-year results that reflect the company's ability to pivot quickly and tailor its solutions to people and regions in need. While calendar year 2020 sadly saw many businesses curtail or close operations, S&SE annual revenue remained consistent with 2019 levels. The company actually managed to expand its client roster,...
Synthetic Vitreous Fibers (Fiberglass) and Potential Exposure Risks Discussed in New Online Video
The IAQ Video Network and Cochrane & Associates today announced the release of their latest educational video. Their newest production discusses potential exposure risks to synthetic vitreous fibers (SVFs). "SVFs are man-made fibrous materials often used for thermal and sound insulating purposes or to reinforce other building materials," said Paul Cochrane, President of Cochrane and Associates and the IAQ Video Network. "They include glass fibers such as fiberglass, as well as mineral wool...
Indoor Environmental Quality Concerns after a Fire in a Multifamily Residential Building Discussed in New Online Video
Today the IAQ Video Network and Cochrane & Associates announced the release of their latest educational video. Their newest production discusses potential indoor environmental quality (IEQ) concerns that are common in multifamily residential buildings following a fire. "Multifamily residential buildings, which include structures such as apartments, town houses, row houses, condominiums and other tenement properties, can face a myriad of IEQ issues even after a relatively small fire," said Paul...
Healthcare-Associated Mold Outbreaks Discussed in New Online Video
Today the IAQ Video Network and Cochrane & Associates announced the release of their latest educational video. Their newest production discusses information provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) about healthcare-associated mold outbreaks. "Hospitals and other healthcare settings often have patients with weakened or suppressed immune systems, making them more vulnerable to infections caused by pathogenic fungi that are sometimes found indoors," said Paul Cochrane,...
New Video Discusses COVID-19 Guidance on the Use of Cloth Face Coverings while Working Indoors in Hot and Humid Conditions
Today the IAQ Video Network and Cochrane & Associates announced the release of their latest educational video. Their newest production discusses guidance from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) about the use of cloth face coverings while working indoors in hot and humid conditions. "OSHA recently provided a number of suggestions and practices for employers to protect against the spread of COVID-19 and the risk of heat-related illness," said Paul Cochrane, President of...


The numbers of people suffering from seborrheic keratosis are actually on the increase. It is a common skin condition. It had already been detected in so many individuals around the place. It has a way of tarnishing the appearance of the skin and anyone who has it tends to look rather ugly. Apart from the fact that this skin condition affects the appearance of the skin; it does not have any other effect on health. Despite this, several individuals would rather love to get rid of it on their skin so as to bring back the beautiful appearance of the skin. Through this simple write up, you are going to learn about seborrheic keratosis removal methods that you can rely upon for removing the skin condition from your skin.
There are different skin types and the seborrheic keratosis removal method used by one person may end up being different form the one used by another. It may be in your best interest to know about the type of skin that you have before you venture into making use of any of the methods that are available for removing the skin condition from your skin.
Several topical creams had been made to serve as seborrheic keratosis removal. They are so common these days to the extent that you can even obtain them over the counter. You don't need to search for long before you can get them to buy. All you need to do is to apply the cream directly on the spot and the seborrheic keratosis will be dealt with within a rather short period of time. You should be able to get positive result after some weeks of consistent application of the topical cream.
This solution can also serve well as seborrheic keratosis removal method. It had been discovered to be very helpful in burning off the skin condition and leaving a clear skin behind. All you need to do is to spray the surface of the skin condition with the solution and this seborrheic keratosis removal method will dry off the skin condition. This method too requires consistent application before you can ever expect any positive result.
One of the best seborrheic keratosis removal methods is for you to stay away from the sun as much as possible. It had been discovered that the sun too do worsen the state of the skin condition.


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What I'm Reading: Steven Rowley
Categories Book Buzz December 12, 2020 by RIF Editorial Team
Steven Rowley's novel, The Editor, now available in paperback, looks at a writer, who after years of struggling, finally sells his novel to an editor at a major publishing house: none other than Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Jackie–or Mrs. Onassis, as she's known in the office–has fallen in love with James's candidly autobiographical novel, one that exposes his own dysfunctional family. But when the book's forthcoming publication threatens to unravel already fragile relationships, both within his family and with his partner, James finds that he can't bring himself to finish the manuscript. Jackie and James develop an unexpected friendship, and she pushes him to write an authentic ending, encouraging him to head home to confront the truth about his relationship with his mother. Then a long-held family secret is revealed, and he realizes his editor may have had a larger plan that goes beyond the page.
When he's not penning writerly books, author Steven Rowley is a reader. Click below to hear him speak about the books he's been reading recently, including those that focus on race in America, family dysfunction, and dogs!
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