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Beginning October 12, 1998, the Department of Motor Vehicles & Public Safety will begin stepped up enforcement of the registration requirement for garages and repair shops mandated by the 1997 Nevada Legislature.
The legislation, which takes a step towards addressing the overwhelming number of consumer complaints about auto repairs, requires all motor vehicle repair businesses to complete and submit to the DMV&PS a Garage/Repair Shop Application and a $25.00 registration fee. Thereafter, the registered garage or repair shop is required to post the registration certificate and a consumer awareness sign so that it is visible to the public.
A service station that is engaged exclusively in the business of selling motor vehicle fuel, lubricants or goods unrelated to the repair of a motor vehicle.
Identified businesses who do not comply with this legislation may be subject to an administrative fine up to $2500.00. For further information on this enforcement program, contact Russ Benzler of the DMV & PS, Bureau of Enforcement at 688-2440.


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> Home > Media > Newsroom > Installation begins for Old Town Scottsdale parking management enhancement program
Installation begins for Old Town Scottsdale parking management enhancement program
Scottsdale, Ariz. (April 17, 2018) – Following installation and testing during April and May 2018, visitors to certain areas of Old Town will soon be able to find on-street parking spaces using Parker™ by Streetline, a mobile app for iPhone and Android smartphones. The Streetline system will also allow merchants to publish available parking near their location on their websites and encourage more customers to visit their stores. The City of Scottsdale will receive detailed analytics to help it learn more about parking behavior and needs in the area.
The pilot program includes 834 sensors that will be installed in on-street parking spaces in the northeast quadrant of Old Town Scottsdale (Scottsdale Road east to 75th Street between Indian School Road and Camelback). Curious about what this installation will consist of? Watch this three-minute YouTube video that demonstrates the installation process.
What can businesses and visitors to the area expect during installation? Here are some important details to be aware of:
Installation will occur during nighttime hours 7 p.m. to 4 a.m. Sunday - Thursday, April 22 – 26. Installation will resume Monday, April 29 and conclude Tuesday, April 30. Scheduling is designed to minimize traffic and parking disruption in the area.
The city will post signage in the area notifying drivers of any parking restrictions 24 hours before start time. Streetline's crews will mark stalls for each day's work at the beginning of the shift at 7 p.m.
Download a detailed installation plan map along with install dates per block
Real-time parking guidance can reduce the time it takes to find parking by up to one-third. This new app aims to make Old Town Scottsdale more accessible and increase merchants' business. Faster parking can also reduce carbon emissions and congestion and increase pedestrian and cyclist safety.
The system works by detecting when spaces are occupied. That information is sent to Streetline's space estimation engine, which in turn publishes that data to provide the location and availability of on-street spaces in real time. Streetline's parking solutions have been successfully implemented in several other cities including Los Angeles, Ocala, Sarasota, Norwalk and San Mateo.
About Streetline
Streetline's mission is to make smart companies and communities a reality through a portfolio of machine-learning enabled detection technologies as well as web and mobile applications. As the leading global provider of Smart Parking solutions, Streetline's pioneering technology connects citizens with critical information to improve the way they live and work, while making cities more efficient and lessening their environmental impact. Streetline is part of the Kapsch Group and is headquartered in San Mateo, California, with Smart Parking deployments across the United States, Canada and Europe. The company was named one of Fast Company's 10 Most Innovative Companies in Transportation, and IBM Global Entrepreneur of the Year.
About the City of Scottsdale
Scottsdale is one of the state's leading job centers, with a diverse economy built on medical research, high-tech innovation, tourism and corporate headquarters. Scottsdale is home to nearly 18,000 businesses supplying over 150,000 jobs. The high-tech innovation center SkySong, located just a few miles from Old Town, is designed to help companies grow through a unique partnership with nearby Arizona State University. The Scottsdale Cure Corridor is a partnership of premier health care providers and biomedical companies seeking to advance medicine and patient care through cutting-edge research.
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City of Scottsdale
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<?php

namespace FormHandler\Tests\Validator;

use FormHandler\Form;
use FormHandler\Tests\TestCase;
use FormHandler\Validator\ImageUploadValidator;

/**
 * Class ImageUploadValidatorTest
 *
 * @package FormHandler\Tests\Validator
 */
class ImageUploadValidatorTest extends TestCase
{
    public function testValidUpload()
    {
        $form  = new Form();
        $field = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true);
        $validator->setMaxFilesize(1024 * 1024);
        $validator->setAllowedExtensions(['gif']);

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertTrue(
            $valid,
            'File should be valid, good extension and not too large'
        );
    }

    public function testValidSize()
    {
        $form = new Form();

        $field = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true);
        $validator->setMaximumProportions(400, 500);

        $this->assertEquals(400, $validator->getMaximumWidth());
        $this->assertEquals(500, $validator->getMaximumHeight());

        $validator->setMinimumProportions(50, 100);

        $this->assertEquals(50, $validator->getMinimumWidth());
        $this->assertEquals(100, $validator->getMinimumHeight());

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertTrue(
            $valid,
            'File should be valid, file size is between min and max '
        );
    }

    public function testTooWide()
    {
        $form = new Form();

        $messages = ['size_width_max' => 'Too wide man!'];
        $field    = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true, $messages);

        $validator->setMaximumWidth(50);

        $this->assertEquals(50, $validator->getMaximumWidth());

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertFalse(
            $valid,
            'File should be invalid, too wide'
        );

        $this->assertEquals([$messages['size_width_max']], $field->getErrorMessages());
    }

    public function testTooHigh()
    {
        $form = new Form();

        $messages = ['size_height_max' => 'Too high man!'];
        $field    = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true, $messages);
        $validator->setMaximumHeight(50);

        $this->assertEquals(50, $validator->getMaximumHeight());

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertFalse(
            $valid,
            'File should be invalid, too high'
        );

        $this->assertEquals([$messages['size_height_max']], $field->getErrorMessages());
    }

    public function testNotWideEnough()
    {
        $form = new Form();

        $messages = ['size_width_min' => 'File is not wide enough'];
        $field    = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true, $messages);

        $validator->setMinimumWidth(500);

        $this->assertEquals(500, $validator->getMinimumWidth());

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertFalse(
            $valid,
            'File should be invalid, not wide enough'
        );

        $this->assertEquals([$messages['size_width_min']], $field->getErrorMessages());
    }

    public function testNotHighEnough()
    {
        $form = new Form();

        $messages = ['size_height_min' => 'File is not high enough'];
        $field    = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true, $messages);
        $validator->setMinimumHeight(500);

        $this->assertEquals(500, $validator->getMinimumHeight());

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertFalse(
            $valid,
            'File should be invalid, not high enough'
        );

        $this->assertEquals([$messages['size_height_min']], $field->getErrorMessages());
    }

    public function testValidDenyAspectRatio()
    {
        $form = new Form();

        $field = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true);

        // we want a square image
        $validator->setDenyAspectRatio(1, 1);

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertTrue(
            $valid,
            'File should be valid, we deny squares, but none given'
        );
    }

    public function testInvalidDenyAspectRatio()
    {
        $form = new Form();

        $messages = ['aspect_ratio_denied' => 'We dont allow 2:1 images!'];
        $field    = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true, $messages);

        // we want a square image
        $validator->setDenyAspectRatio(2, 1);

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertFalse(
            $valid,
            'File should be invalid, aspect ratio denied'
        );

        $this->assertEquals([$messages['aspect_ratio_denied']], $field->getErrorMessages());
    }

    public function testInvalidAspectRatio()
    {
        $form = new Form();

        $messages = ['aspect_ratio' => 'We want a square!'];
        $field    = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true, $messages);

        // we want a square image
        $validator->setAllowAspectRatio(1, 1);

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertFalse(
            $valid,
            'File should be invalid, given file is not the correct aspect ratio'
        );

        $this->assertEquals([$messages['aspect_ratio']], $field->getErrorMessages());
    }

    public function testValidAspectRatio()
    {
        $form = new Form();

        $messages = ['aspect_ratio' => 'We want a 2:1 aspect ratio'];
        $field    = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true, $messages);

        // we want a square image
        $validator->setAllowAspectRatio(2, 1);

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertTrue(
            $valid,
            'File should be valid, correct aspect ratio given'
        );
    }

    public function testNotAnImage()
    {
        $_FILES['pic']['tmp_name']  = __DIR__ . '/_tmp/test.pdf';
        $GLOBALS['mock_image_size'] = false;

        $form  = new Form();
        $field = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $messages = ['not_an_image' => 'Please supply an image'];

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true, $messages);
        $validator->setMaxFilesize(1024 * 1024);
        $validator->setAllowedExtensions(['gif']);

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertFalse(
            $valid,
            'File should be invalid, given file is not an image'
        );

        $this->assertEquals([$messages['not_an_image']], $field->getErrorMessages());
    }

    public function testInvalidUpload()
    {
        $form  = new Form();
        $field = $form->uploadField('pic');

        $validator = new ImageUploadValidator(true);
        $validator->setMaxFilesize(1024 * 1024);
        $validator->setAllowedExtensions(['jpg']);

        $field->setValidator($validator);

        $valid = $field->isValid();
        $this->assertFalse(
            $valid,
            'File should be invalid, incorrect extension'
        );
    }

    /**
     * Sets up the fixture, for example, opens a network connection.
     * This method is called before a test is executed.
     */
    protected function setUp(): void
    {
        mkdir(__DIR__ . '/_tmp');

        $GLOBALS['mock_file_size']  = 542;
        $GLOBALS['mock_image_size'] = [
            200, // width
            100, // height
            IMAGETYPE_GIF,
            'height="100" width="200"',
        ];

        $_FILES = [
            'pic' => [
                'name'     => 'avatar.gif',
                'type'     => 'image.gif',
                'size'     => 542,
                'tmp_name' => __DIR__ . '/_tmp/avatar.gif',
                'error'    => 0,
            ],
        ];
    }

    /**
     * Tears down the fixture, for example, closes a network connection.
     * This method is called after a test is executed.
     */
    protected function tearDown(): void
    {
        unset($GLOBALS['mock_file_size']);
        unset($GLOBALS['mock_image_size']);
        unset($_FILES);
        @unlink(__DIR__ . '/_tmp/avatar.gif');
        @rmdir(__DIR__ . '/_tmp');
    }
}

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Division One
Message from the Clerk of the Court
CourTools Performance Measures And Report
Filer Information
Filing in the Court
Case Management Statement
Electronic Filing Tips
Courtroom Rules
Guide for Self Representation
Decisions of the Court
Search Decisions
Forthcoming Opinions
Subscribe for Opinion Notifications
Oral Arguments
Oral Argument Recordings
Request to Record Oral Arguments
Court Files
Information for Crime Victims
Representation for Indigent Parties
State Appellate Courts
Arizona Supreme Court
Court of Appeals, Division One
Court of Appeals, Division Two
Courts by County
Settlement Conference Program
Connecting with the Community
Pro Bono Representation Program
1. Civil Appeals
A. Extensions of Time
Any request for an extension of time to file a brief in a civil appeal must be made by filing a motion for a procedural order pursuant to ARCAP 6(b). The Court routinely grants one 30-day extension of time for the filing of an opening or answering brief and one 20-day extension of time for the filing of a reply brief, without requiring a showing of any cause. After issuance of such an order, if the appellant fails to timely file the opening brief, the appeal may be dismissed; if the appellee fails to file the answering brief, the appeal may be submitted on the record and on the opening brief. Late briefs also are subject to sanctions under ARCAP 25.
B. Case Management Statement
Pursuant to ARCAP 12(d), the appellant in a civil case must complete a case management statement and file it in the Court of Appeals within 20 days after distribution of the Clerk of the Court's initial notice to parties. Appellant must serve copies of the case management statement on unrepresented parties and counsel of record for all other parties. The Court uses the case management statement to identify suitable cases for its settlement conference program and to detect jurisdictional defects, among other things. Accordingly, questions on the case management statement about the entry and nature of the judgment and about the parties and claims involved in the case should be answered carefully and thoroughly. Click here for more information.
2. Criminal Appeals
The Court routinely grants a filer one 30-day extension of time for the filing of an opening or answering brief, and one 20-day extension of time for the filing of a reply brief, without requiring a showing of any cause. Parties may obtain these automatic extensions by emailing a request to CRextension@appeals.az.gov (copying opposing counsel). Parties should submit one email per case number and include (1) the case name, (2) the case number, (3) the brief for which the extension is requested, (4) the current brief due date, and (5) the names of all attorneys. The court will subsequently file the email request and it will become part of the public record in the case.
Pursuant to Division One Administrative Order 2019-03, the Court will grant any additional extension for the filing of a brief only upon a motion showing actual and substantial good cause. Conclusory statements by counsel broadly asserting "scheduling conflicts" or "other work" normally will not constitute actual and substantial good cause sufficient to warrant a subsequent extension of time. In determining whether such an extension will be granted, the Court will consider, among other factors, when counsel was appointed in the matter, whether counsel's inability to timely complete the brief is the result of circumstances that could not have been anticipated, the complexity of the appeal, the length of the trial resulting in the verdict on appeal, counsel's diligence, the size and workload of counsel's law firm or agency, the number of other appeals on counsel's docket, the briefing schedules of other appeals on counsel's docket, and counsel's diligence in those other appeals.
When the Court denies a request for an additional extension, it will require that the brief be filed within 10 days of the order denying the request. If counsel who has been granted a second extension fails to meet the new filing deadline, he or she will be ordered to appear to show cause why sanctions should not be imposed.
B. Requests to Supplement the Record
Ariz. R. Crim. P. 31.8(b)(1)(B) provides that, in every criminal appeal except one in which the death penalty has been imposed, certified transcripts of specified core proceedings in the superior court must be prepared and filed with the Court of Appeals. Under Ariz. R. Crim. P. 31.8(b)(2), within thirty days after filing of the notice of appeal, an appellant may request the court reporter to prepare transcripts of additional proceedings not specified in Rule 31.8(b)(1)(B). Pursuant to Division One Administrative Order 2019-03, absent actual and substantial good cause, any request by a party to supplement the record pursuant to Ariz. R. Crim. P. 31.8(b)(2) must be made no later than 30 days following the Clerk's issuance of the Notice of Completion of record pursuant to Ariz. R. Crim. P. 31.9(e), or no later than 30 days after counsel's appointment, whichever is later. A party asserting "actual and substantial good cause" for a request to supplement the record will be expected to demonstrate diligence in the prosecution of the appeal, including timely review of the record and determination of the issues the party intends to raise on appeal. Among the factors that will bear on whether "actual and substantial good cause" exists for a transcript is counsel's detailed explanation for why the need for the transcript was not discovered earlier.
C. Management Conferences
In an appeal from a lengthy trial or in which the record or legal issues are particularly complex, the Court, in its own discretion or at the request of a party, may schedule a management conference to set deadlines for the supplementation of the record and the filing of briefs. Counsel desiring such a management conference must file a request within 30 days of issuance of the Clerk's Notice of Completion or within 30 days of counsel's appointment, whichever is later.
3. Special Actions.
A. Filing and Service
Pursuant to Administrative Order 2015-02 when a petition for special action is filed electronically, the petitioner must serve all respondents and real parties in interest by email on the same day as the petition is filed. Likewise, any response or reply filed electronically must be served by email the same day as filing. In addition, any party filing a petition for special action must file a separate list of all parties to the special action (including respondents and any real parties in interest), their counsel and their counsel's email address, or a mailing address if the email address is unavailable, and telephone number.
Special action documents may not be processed by the Clerk of the Court if they do not comply with the rules or if they are tendered without the required filing fee.
B. Timing
Any response to a petition for special action must be filed in writing within seven business days after service of the petition upon the respondent. No reply shall be filed unless ordered by the court, and any reply to the response must be filed by 1 p.m. on the day it is due. ("Business days" do not include intermediate Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays. If the last day of the period falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, the filing deadline is the next day.)
C. Stay Requests
The Court of Appeals generally will not consider granting a stay of a matter in the superior court unless the superior court already has denied a stay request. For that reason, a party should not request a stay in the Court of Appeals before first asking for a stay in the superior court.
To obtain a hearing before the Court of Appeals on a motion for stay, a party must contact the chambers of the presiding judge of the panel to which the special action is assigned. That judge's name and telephone number will appear on the Order Setting Dates, Directing Service and Fixing Time for Response that the Clerk's Office will issue upon filing of the petition for special action.
Before asking for a stay, the petitioner should consider whether the date scheduled for oral argument or conference on the petition is soon enough to obtain the relief needed.
D. Appendices
A copy of the decision from which the petition for special action is being taken must be attached to the petition. In addition, all references to the record must be supported by an appendix of documents in the record before the trial court that are necessary for a determination of the issues raised by the petition. Where feasible, the Court asks filers to file a combined petition and appendix (or response and appendix), with the cover page of the appendix numbered sequentially to the last page of the petition or response. The appendix should have a table of contents and, if filed electronically, the table of contents should be bookmarked to items in the appendix. If feasible, when the appendix is combined with the petition or response, the petition or response should contain bookmarks or hyperlinks to items in the appendix whenever these items are cited in the petition/response. In all cases, references to the record in the petition or response should be to the page number of the appendix.
E. Screening
The judges assigned to decide a special action will screen the petition upon its filing. If the panel determines from the face of the petition that it clearly lacks merit or otherwise is not appropriate for review by special action, the panel will issue an order summarily declining to accept jurisdiction of the petition without awaiting a response.
4. Calendars and Oral Arguments
The Court normally sets its cases on calendars for consideration by panels of the Court on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. When Monday is a holiday, Tuesday calendars may move to Thursday. The Court normally posts its monthly calendar at least 30 days before the first day of the month at issue. For example, the Court would post its June calendar before the end of April. The monthly calendar shows oral arguments and lists which cases the court will consider in conference each week. (The very latest, most current, information about the progress of a case may be found by checking the case's docket.)
A party wishing oral argument in a case must file a timely motion for oral argument pursuant to ARCAP 18. The Court will email a notice of oral argument at least 20 days before the date of the argument. When oral argument is granted, each side usually is allowed 20 minutes for argument, except in Rule 29 (accelerated) civil cases, in which each side is allowed 30 minutes. Time is allocated per side. When there are multiple parties on a side, they must divide among themselves the time allotted.
Motions to continue oral argument from the scheduled date and time generally are granted only for true emergencies or unavoidable schedule conflicts. Scheduling conflicts with discovery matters or superior court proceedings ordinarily are not sufficient. Stipulations to continue oral arguments generally will not be accepted unless accompanied by a showing of sufficient cause. Motions for continuance should be filed as motions for a procedural order. See ARCAP 6(b). Any such motion should state the position of the opposing party regarding the request for continuance.
Before oral argument, the panel of judges already will have read the briefs and conferred about the case. In almost all cases, the panel also will have reviewed a bench memorandum or a proposed draft decision. Accordingly, advocates should not spend their oral argument time repeating the facts of the case, and instead should proceed to directly address the questions presented.
The Court makes unofficial digital audio and video recordings of each oral argument, which it maintains until the case to which it relates has been mandated or otherwise closed. These recordings do not constitute official records of the proceedings. Audio and video records may be accessed here.
5. Accelerated Appeals
Accelerated disposition of a civil appeal may be obtained by stipulation or motion pursuant to ARCAP 29. Under Rule 29, the briefs filed in an accelerated appeal may be shorter and the case is afforded priority in consideration and disposition. The current version of Rule 29 allows the parties to petition for review to the Arizona Supreme Court from a decision issued pursuant to the rule.
6. Motions for Reconsideration
By rule, a response to a motion for reconsideration is not to be filed unless the Court orders a response. ARCAP 22(d). A motion for reconsideration that merely re-urges the arguments made in the briefs or that raises a new issue is very unlikely to succeed. The Court will not grant a motion for reconsideration without first requesting a response.
7. Requests for Publication
When the Court receives a request for publication of a memorandum decision as an opinion, it treats that request as a motion for reconsideration. Such a request may be captioned as a motion for reconsideration. Pursuant to ARCAP 22, such a request or motion must be filed within 15 days of the Court's decision.
8. Post-Conference Status Inquiry
After a case has been taken under advisement, a party/attorney may contact the Court to inquire about its status. All inquiries must be directed to the Clerk of the Court. If appropriate, the Clerk's Office will confirm whether the case is pending and being decided in the normal course of business. The judges on the panel will be advised that an inquiry has been received, but will not be informed who has inquired.
9. Juvenile Case Notices of Appeal and Rule 104(B)
Notices of appeal filed by counsel on behalf of parties in juvenile cases must contain certain mandatory language prescribed by Rule 104(B), Arizona Rules of Procedure for the Juvenile Court: "By signing and filing this notice of appeal, undersigned counsel avows that [he/she] communicated with the client after entry of the judgment being appealed, discussed the merits of the appeal and obtained authorization from the client to file this notice of appeal." When counsel in a juvenile matter files a notice of appeal that does not contain this required statement, the appeal may be closed for non-compliance with Rule 104(B).
10. Notice Concerning Disclosure of Briefs
Parties should be aware that, except for briefs in juvenile cases and mental health cases, most briefs filed with the Court are sent to Thomson-Reuters for scanning and inclusion in its Westlaw online Arizona brief bank service. In addition, any member of the public may read such briefs in the office of the Clerk of Court. In light of the public nature of these briefs, parties should avoid using the full name of a child in a family-court matter or any crime victim in any brief filed with the Court. In any case in which counsel or a party prefer that a brief not be included in the brief bank service, they must contact:
Thomson-Reuters Briefs Team
west.westbriefsnotification@thomson.com
11. Documents Submitted in a Foreign Language
The Court will accept a document in a foreign language if it is accompanied by an English translation.
12. Sealed Records/Cases/Decisions
If the superior court record on appeal is transferred to this Court under seal, that record will remain closed to the public while the appeal is pending in this Court. However, any document(s) filed by the parties in the Court of Appeals (e.g., briefs, appendices, motions) will be considered public record. Such documents will be maintained under seal only if the Court of Appeals has granted a motion filed in this Court requesting that the document(s) be sealed. With very few exceptions, all decisions this Court issues are a matter of public record.
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Director of Arts, Engagement, and Inclusion, University of Iowa
Andre Perry is a writer and arts worker based in Iowa City. His debut nonfiction book, "Some of Us Are Very Hungry Now," was hailed by NPR as "extraordinary" and Foreword called him "a fresh American voice that demands to be heard."
As the Director of Arts, Engagement, and Inclusion at the University of Iowa, he leverages the transformative power of the arts to build a campus climate of unity and inclusion.
Additionally, he works as the Senior Artistic Advisor & Festival Director for The Englert Theatre and he co-founded Iowa City's Mission Creek Festival (2006), a celebration of music and literature, as well as the multi-disciplinary festival of creative process, Witching Hour (2015).
He currently serves as a board member for GreenState Credit Union, Arts Midwest, and the National Independent Venue Association.
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We didn't come up with the idea for El Perro Tambien in a vacuum. Since we both voraciously consume information, we decided it was a good idea to share some of the resources that inspired us for the trip.
This is a sampler of some of the best media that Kayla consumes that helped her plan and prepare for the trip. Be sure to check them out – and let them know that we sent you!
AngelList: it seems like there's nowhere better to look for startup jobs. Find internships, part-time work, freelance gigs, full-time, or even co-founder positions with startups from around the world. This is actually where Andrew landed his current gig with The Growth Co!
HubStaff Talent: while Upwork and Freelancer.com are better-known names, HubStaff Talent seems to be a better place for skilled freelancers to find work. The other two sites are flooded with gigs that pay pennies on the dollar for your work, and rarely feel worth my time That said, Kayla and K9 of Mine connected on Upwork – so it's good to try them all.
If you've talked to Kayla for more than about 30 seconds in the last 4 years, you know that she's totally obsessed with podcasts. She listens while she bikes to work, while she walks the dog, while she cooks, while she's in the shower, while she's at the gym.
Here are just a few that are must-downloads before your big trip. Want more? Contact Kayla – this is just a sampling of her podcast diet.
Optimal Living Daily: a narrator simply reads blogs aloud to you that talk abut minimalism, mental fortitude, and generally just being the best you can be. It comes out every single day and the episodes average about 6-10 minutes.
Radio Ambulante: depending on your level of fluency, Radio Ambulante or Coffee Break Spanish is a must-have podcast. Radio Ambulante is very similar to This American Life, where narrators tell compelling stories about challenging issues – all in Spanish. Not for the beginning speaker, Radio Ambulante is inspirational and thought-provoking.
For the more beginning speaker, turn to a learning-focused podcast like Coffee Break Spanish.
Seeking Wisdom: if you're hoping to put together any sort of following on the internet for any purpose, you'll love Seeking Wisdom. They're fast-paced, witty, and relatively informal while still delivering lots of actionable knowledge.
TED Talks Daily and/or TED Radio Hour: it's hard to go wrong with TED Talks. Whether you like the 8-15 minute TED Talks Daily or the hour-long weekly compilation of TED Talks from the Radio Hour (or both), they're a great source of fun and inspiration along your trip.
It's ok to just pick out some fun, easy listening. These are Kayla's favorites from 2017.
RABBITS: a mysterious and potentially deadly game, a missing best friend, and the dark internet come together in this masterful podcast. It's so good, you almost forget it's fiction.
Homecoming: a psychologist's life is turned upside down as she works through helping war veterans with their PTSD through a controversial and scary treatment regime. The personalities and acting in this podcast are incredible.
More Perfect: the Supreme Court – that other branch of government that we never seem to talk about. You'll love the masterful storytelling of monumental Supreme Court Cases from the makers of Radiolab.
Freakonomics Radio: explore different inconsistencies and interesting facets of economics, human behavior, politics, and more. This is a really fun conversation starter.
If you're not on an information diet like Andrew is, you might enjoy these two podcasts for staying in the loop while on the road. Kayla is a total news and politics junkie, but these are the two that she thinks are least political of her favorites.
Stay Tuned with Preet: former US Prosecutor Preet Bharara discusses timely topics with other national figures. Sharp, hard-hitting, and full of manageable legal-ese, this podcast keeps you up to date without inundating you with partisan politics (though Preet is definitively not a Drumpf guy).
The Daily from the New York Times: 17 to 25 minutes of yesterday's news. Kayla's morning walks with Barley almost always include The Daily, then TED Talks Daily, then Optimal Living Daily.
We said Kayla loves podcasts, didn't we?
A little secret here – Kayla doesn't have a lot of time to sit down and read. Instead, she tackles a few audiobooks per month through Audible. Close enough to the same thing, right?
Here are the three books that were most influential for Kayla while planning El Perro Tambien.
The Four Hour Workweek: this is probably the #1 most influential book for Kayla for El Perro Tambien. It goes over the ever-important lifestyle design, how to negotiate working remotely, and creating a business that creates passive income. A must-read.
Mindset: for anyone who wants to be more confident, optimistic, and/or driven, this is a must-read classic. Learn all about how different branches of thinking affect outcomes in your life, and learn how to change your own mindset to be more successful.
The Power of Habit: "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act, but a habit." That's all the convincing you should need before buying this excellent book that details how and why to form better habits (and break unwanted ones). Kayla wrote more in-depth on this topic at her dog training blog here.
Since Kayla is going to be freelancing her way around the Americas, many of her choice websites revolve around preparing for and finding remote-friendly gigs.
Recession Proof Grad: an excellent first introduction to the concept of cold emails, offering free work as a way to get your foot in the door, and finding a perfect fit. Great for helping you find remote-friendly gigs that will support you on the road.
Udemy: cheap courses on just about anything, available online on-demand? This is exactly what you need to help build up marketable skills that will help you land a job that you can do from anywhere.
Drive the Americas: while it appears this site isn't updated anymore, it's a treasure trove of blogs from people who have done almost this exact trip. Many of them saved for years or sold their house to finance the trip, but their insights on border crossings and other travel "pro tips" are worth their weight in gold.
NomadList: looking for an easy-to-navigate site that will help you pick where to live along the way? NomadList is the place to start. You can search cities by location, safety for women, air quality, internet speed, and many other extremely valuable criteria. We use it nearly daily.
It should go without saying that Reddit (specifically r/vanlife and r/roadtrips) and Facebook are other great places to find and get help with planning a trip like this.
Couchsurfing.com and the US Department of State are other valuable resources. One provides free couches to sleep on, one helps plan vaccines and visas. You guess which is which.


On October 1, 2018, the parties signed an amendment to the facilities agreement (of 2017) granting a new facility of up to €190 million to AmRest Group for the financing of capital expenditure, M&A transactions and general corporate purposes.
"It was a complex project and we are happy to assist our clients in this cross-border transaction that involved close collaboration of 8 of our offices across Europe. We are always glad to support AmRest Group in strengthening their position in the region. As a matter of fact, a few years ago we have assisted them to enter the Romanian market with the acquisition of the Starbucks franchise in Romania and also in Bulgaria", said Perry Zizzi.


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How Digital Marketing Helped Narendra Modi To Win 2014 Elections?
Arushi Kapoor
We have always talked about marketing a product or a service..What about marketing a person?
We have a classic case study of how Digital Marketing helped a Chai Wala win 2014 Indian Lok Sabha elections who ended up becoming the Prime Minister of the world's largest democracy. Digital Marketing has the power to turn tables making a big difference in politics, bollywood or corporates.
Everybody in the world knows who Narendra Modi is & how he carved his way out to become the world's most powerful leaders. But what is less known is he is amongst the most updated tech geeks in India who knew the growing importance of digital marketing right from the time he was the chief minister of Gujarat.
Narendra Modi was quite active on digital media since 2009 but more emphasis was made on digital media when he was declared the Prime Ministerial candidate by BJP.
Let us understand how digital media helped BJP to build the brand Narendra Modi to mark its victory in 2014.
Brand Narendra Modi
The campaign managers of BJP conducted a market research & found that the brand value of Narendra Modi is much higher than that of the BJP. So they marketed Brand Narendra Modi more effectively than Brand BJP. All campaigns highlighted Narendra Modi & not BJP.
Getting the Best Marketers onboard
Secondly, BJP hired the best markers namely Sam Balsara, Prasoon Joshi, Piyush Pandey who had years of rich experience in branding & advertising. Advertising agencies Soho Square, Ogilvy and Mather, and media buying agency Madison World helped Bharatiya Janata Party's biggest election victory in 30 years.
These agencies helped the party build a story around corruption & flaws in the opposition party. Catchy slogans like "Janta Maaf Nahi Karegi", "Ache Din Anne Wale hai" & the most famous "Ab ki Baar Modi Sarkar" were used on social media to build the brand Narendra Modi. Everybody could understand these slogans & articulate well what they meant.
A strong social media presence was done for Narendra Modi throughout the campaign. Facebook Page "I support Narendra Modi" has got about 8 million likes. Slogans like "Har Har Modi, Ghar Ghar Modi" spread like a fire and were loved by the audience.
BJP knew that the 2014 elections will be driven by the youth so social media platforms were used extensively to connect with the young population.
Narendra Modi was active on Twitter and was the third most followed account after Amitabh Bachhan & Shahrukh khan. He was active on Facebook & Youtube where content not only focussed on flaws of the opposition but also the good done by Modi in Gujarat.
Narendra Modi was highly active on Google Plus with 2,749,196 followers where he posted recent happenings to connect with the masses. #NAMO became very popular and attracted a lot of followers on social media.
Narendra Modi App & Website
No single media was spared to promote the Brand Narendra Modi. Narendra Modi app & website was launched to promote greater connectivity. Official Narendra Modi app had more than 50,000 downloads. The app & the website kept people up to date with the latest news, rallies and any note from Narendra Modi. Frequent questions by people were also answered on these platforms.
BJP utilised every aspect of Digital Marketing to market Narendra Modi. Banner Ads were utilised efficiently on websites & mobile apps to spread the message. The party launched many apps to provide information about the candidates & connect with the people like mission 272+ that had 10,000 downloads on the Play Store.
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3D rallies were new to 2014 elections. Narendra Modi announced a 3D Bharat Vijay rally on his website to connect with the masses staying at home. Narendra Modi's hi-tech campaign enabled him to address more than 700 virtual rallies that allowed him to connect with millions across the country. These rallies costed BJP more than 60 crores.
The remarkable success of Narendra Modi in 2014 was also greatly due to the right use of digital media with the right combination of all digital marketing platforms. The Lok Sabha elections of 2014 is an example of how digital marketing can make a drastic difference not only to business but also to a nation. Are you working to enhance your digital skills?
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Trentino shelters three protected areas of extraordinary beauty and bio-diversity: the 620km2AdamelloBrenta Nature Park, the 191km2 Paneveggio-Pale di San Martino Nature Park, and a portion of the largest national park in the Alps, the Stelvio. At any time of year they are breathtaking places to visit – but in winter they acquire a special splendour.
It's not hard to leave the 21st century behind in Trentino. Head to one of our nature parks, go snow-shoeing, cross-country skiing or winter walking – and almost immediately you'll leave behind the hustle and hassle of the modern world. You'll have some pretty unusual locals for company, too. Golden eagles, capercaillies, deer, chamoix, hares and ptarmigans are all active during the winter, and many are dressed in their white winter coats. That should make them all but invisible, of course. But the urgent need to eat makes them bolder, and paradoxically, easier to spot.
Just remember that out here, winter has teeth. If you're not familiar with the demands of such a wild environment, you should hire a professional mountain guide, or join a guided walk. In the Stelvio National Park, for example, park guides lead day and evening snowshoe walks in the Pejo and Rabbi valleys. Similar tours are available in the Adamello Brenta Nature Park, while in the Paneveggio–Pale di San Martino park, the forested Val Canali is beautiful and tranquil setting for many activities organized by the park authorities.
With its 1,306 km², the Stelvio National Park is one of the largest and most interesting protected areas in Europe. It covers the regions of South Tyrol, Lombardy and Trentino, where it is located in the valleys of Pejo and Rabbi.
This park is the largest protected area in Trentino, located in the western part of the region. The area includes some of the most striking and untainted spots of the Dolomites UNESCO Natural Heritage, with both the Adamello and Brenta mountain ranges.
The Pale di San Martino, the Val Canali, its woods and the pure white snow cover create unrepeatable panoramas: living the winter inside a unique nature reserve, is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Trentino has four out of the nine Unesco Natural World Heritage sites: the Brenta Dolomites lying within the Adamello-Brenta Nature Park, and the Eastern Dolomites of Val di Fassa, Val di Fiemme and San Martino di Castrozza.


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History buffs do not forget the treasure trove of information to be read on old gravestones. The reason for the death, from drowning in fast flowing rivers, diseases such as fever or childhoold ailments banished by modern medicine.
Then the division of society into Christian denominations continued into the cemetery layout. Your wealth is on full display with ornate grave markers forever stating your material value. Visitors are reminded of the passing of time with grassed over graves, the fallen tombstones and the neglect of a prominent tomb a thoughtful moment. In Central Otago the prejudice against the Chinese miner is reflected in quiet unmarked graves on the fenceline.
Check the spelling of the name it is often an indication of literacy and position in society
Check place of birth and wonder how the person got to the place they died
Check relationships who is married to whom and the connections
Are are related to the deceased, if so there are probably records you can research
Central Otago District Council is an excellent online resource for cemeteries in the district. Samples of the public information are below.
St Bathans Catholic Cemetery @Myrasplace
Cromwell Old Cemetery
Founded in 1865, Litany Street Cemetery (Old Cromwell Cemetery) is Cromwell's first cemetery. It is located in the city of Cromwell at the corner of Litany and Ortive streets. A second cemetery was established in the early 1900's outside the city called the Cromwell Cemetery (also known as New Cromwell Cemetery). Litany Street is the final resting place of many of Cromwell's early pioneers, including Chinese miners. The cemetery contains many decorated gravestones of interest. Like many Central Otago cemeteries, unmarked pauper graves are known to exist in this cemetery.
An interpretation panel that lists all known persons interred on the site is a feature of this cemetery. This was an initiative of the Cromwell Lions Club who have made a point of taking an ongoing interest in this cemetery.
Litany Street Cemetery is now a closed cemetery administered and maintained by Council. It can be found on the corner of Litany and Ortive Streets in Cromwell.
Records are held at the Cromwell Service Centre.
*From Closed Cemeteries
Litany Street Cemetery, Cromwell @cods.govt.nz
Cromwell Cemetery @cods.govt.nz
Blacks Cemetery
This Omakau cemetery is named after the nearby Blacks gold diggings, which were on the property of an early run holder called Charles Black, near Ophir. Reading the inscriptions on the memorials would indicate that the cemetery has been used since the 1870s. Sadly, as with some other Central Otago cemeteries, early burial records have been lost to fire, and in this case a house fire in 1948. Blacks Cemetery is quite a large monumental-style cemetery on a Central Otago scale with a variety of elaborate gravestones. Blacks Cemetery is well worth a visit to gain some insight into the Irish history of this area.
Located on Deaker Street, Blacks Cemetery was administered by the Blacks Cemetery Trust and maintained by volunteers up until 2012 and has now come back into Council management.
*From Blacks Cemetery
Blacks Cemetery in Omakau, Otago @Find A Grave
Blacks Cemetery @cods.govt.nz
Blackstone Cemetery
Blackstone, also known as Hills Creek, is the site of the early gold rush and like Drybread, little remains of this thriving settlement except for its cemetery.
Blackstone Cemetery is located on Hills Creek Road, just off the main Highway near the turn-off to St Bathans. The Cemetery's first burial (apparently unofficial) was recorded in 1864 for a Mr Peter Curle, who apparently died while in police lock-up. The gate entrance is also designed as a War Memorial.
Blackstone Cemetery @cods.govt.nz
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St Bathans Catholic Cemetery
Located in the historic township of St Bathans is this delightful church graveyard, the only example of its kind in Central Otago.While less common in New Zealand, church graveyards were once the only place for burials in the British Isles, until the public cemetery movement in the early 1800s.
This graveyard is set around the mud brick-constructed St Patrick's Church erected in 1892 and built to replace an earlier church destroyed by a storm in the 1870s. With many of the early gold miners being of Irish descent, some are likely to have been buried in this cemetery.
This private cemetery is owned and maintained by the Catholic Diocese of Dunedin. To contact the Diocese email archives@cdd.org.nz
*From St Bathans Cemetery
St Bathans Catholic Cemetery @Haunted Auckland
St Bathans Catholic Cemetery @cods.govt.nz
Kyeburn Diggings Cemetery
As its name implies Kyeburn Diggings, like the many settlements in the Maniototo, is derived from the early gold miners' pursuit of gold the 1860s, followed by coal mining in Kyeburn's case.
It is now a farming district, but once this settlement boosted a public school with up to 60 children as well as a hotel. Little now remains of this thriving mining settlement except for its cemetery sitting as a sentinel to the past on the road to Danseys Pass below the Kakanui Range.
About 129 burials are known to have occurred at Kyeburn Diggings Cemetery, but only 73 records remain. A fire in 1912 destroyed the cemetery record book. Remaining copies of the records are held in Maniototo Early Settlers Museum at Naseby and at the Ranfurly Service Centre.
The cemetery continues to be in use today and is administered and maintained by the Kyeburn Diggings Cemetery Trust. The burials and records are managed by the Trust.
*From Kyeburn Diggings Cemetery
@Kyeburn Diggings Cemetery Trust
Kyeburn Diggings Cemetery @cods.govt.nz
Manuherikia Burial Site
Found near the confluence of the Manuherikia River and the Clutha Mata-au River at Alexandra and the entrance to the Roxburgh Gorge is a burial site known as the Manuherikia Cemetery (and by some locals as Graveyard Gully Cemetery.
This cemetery predates the 1868 start of the Alexandra Cemetery and is possibly one of the oldest European cemeteries in Central Otago. However it was only legally established in 1899, well after it ceased to be used.
Today, set behind a stacked stone wall, this small cemetery has a memorial at its heart commemorating those who lost their lives in the early part of the district's European history. No actual graves remain today. Manuherikia Cemetery is thought to be the final resting place for some hardy miners who ventured out to claims in the rugged and unforgiving Roxburgh Gorge and the Old Women's Range and unfortunately met a tragic end.
Manuherikia Cemetery is administered by Council.
The above material was largely sourced from Cemeteries Central Otago District Councils online public information. A superb resource for librarians, individual researchers and interested parties.
*From Council Cemeteries
Manuherikia Cemetery @cods.govt.nz
Manuherikia River @Ingolfson
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Wednesday 22nd of March was UN World Water Day 2017. On this particular date the Province of Drenthe organized an international stakeholders meeting for the Topsoil project in Paterswolde, together with the water authorities Hunze en Aa's and Noorderzijlvest.
TOPSOIL is a unique cooperation of water authorities, scientists, regional and local governments and diverse stakeholder groups and there was a heightened interest in participating in this stakeholders meeting. Almost 100 'toppers' attended from the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Denmark and the United Kingdom.
The day kicked off with some of inspiring presentations from regional experts. However, following some coffee it was time to go outdoors where most of the day was spent 'in the field'. During various excursions, particularly designed to target each stakeholder group, the farmers, municipalities and drinking water companies discussed the challenges faced and the potential measures they themselves can take. Water boards and policy makers talked about how they could best facilitate and support such measures.
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Windows 2.0 е 16-битова, Microsoft Windows базирана операционна система с графичен потребителски интерфейс, която дебютира на 9 декември 1987 г. и заменя Windows 1.0 и на свой ред бива заменена от Windows 2.1x (допълнен от Windows/286 и Windows/386) през 1988 г.

Windows 2.0 и Windows 2.1x (Windows/286 и Windows/386) са заменени от Windows 3.0 през май 1990 г.

История
Windows 2.0 се оказал малко по-популярен от предшественика си Windows 1.0. По-голямата част от популярността му се дължи на това, че е "run-time версия" и на него работят новите графични Microsoft приложения Excel и Word. Те можели да бъдат пуснати и от MS-DOS. За да работят, при тяхното стартиране се стартирал и Windows, а след затварянето им, Windows се изключвал.

Microsoft Windows получил голяма подкрепа, когато програмата Aldus PageMaker се появила и за Windows, докато преди била само за Macintosh. Някои компютърни историци отбелязват тази първа поява на значима програма, създадена не от Microsoft, за операционната система Windows, като началото на успеха на Windows.

Версия 2.0x използвала модела на паметта Real mode, който я ограничавал до максимум един мегабайт памет. В тази конфигурация, тя може да бъде пусната и на друг мултитаскър като DESQview, който използва 286 Protected mode (защитен режим).

Броят на приложенията, разработени от други компании, се увеличава значително с тази версия (някои разработени за клиенти, които не са си закупили пълната версия на Windows). Въпреки това, повечето фирми все още поддържали ДОС версии на своите приложения, защото Windows потребителите все още са малцинство на обособен пазар.

Версия 2.03, и по-късно 3.0, били атакувани от Apple заради застъпващите се прозорци и други свойства. Apple обвинява в копиране на привидно защитения с авторско право "изглед и усещане" на тяхната операционна система и произвеждане на копия на Macintosh. Съдия Уилям Шварцер отхвърлил всички 189 твърдения на Apple за нарушение на авторското право, освен 10, и постановил, че повечето от тези 10 идеи не могат да се защитят с авторско право.

Включени приложения
Приложения, доставяни в пакета на Windows 2.0:

 CALC.EX

 CALENDAR.EX
 CARDFILE.EX
 CLIPBRD.EX
 CLOCK.EX
 Control.EX
 MSDOS.EX
 MSDOSD.EX
 Notepad.ex
 PAINT.EX
 REVERSI.EX
 TERMINAL.EX
 WRITE.EX
 CVTPAINT.EX

Характеристики
При Windows 2.0 е възможно отворените прозорци да се припокриват помежду си, за разлика от предшественика му Windows 1.0, където прозорците се подреждат само един до друг. Windows 2.0 въвежда също и по-сложни клавишни комбинации за бърз достъп и терминологията на "намали"  и "увеличи" , за разлика от "Iconize" и "Zoom" в Windows 1.0.

Източници

Microsoft Windows

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text:
require "intercom/version"
require 'intercom/service/admin'
require 'intercom/service/company'
require 'intercom/service/contact'
require 'intercom/service/conversation'
require 'intercom/service/count'
require 'intercom/service/event'
require 'intercom/service/message'
require 'intercom/service/note'
require 'intercom/service/subscription'
require 'intercom/service/segment'
require 'intercom/service/tag'
require 'intercom/service/user'
require 'intercom/options'
require 'intercom/client'
require "intercom/contact"
require "intercom/count"
require "intercom/user"
require "intercom/company"
require "intercom/note"
require "intercom/tag"
require "intercom/segment"
require "intercom/event"
require "intercom/conversation"
require "intercom/message"
require "intercom/admin"
require "intercom/request"
require "intercom/subscription"
require "intercom/utils"
require "intercom/errors"
require "json"

##
# Intercom is a customer relationship management and messaging tool for web app owners
#
# This library provides ruby bindings for the Intercom API (https://api.intercom.io)
module Intercom
end


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Washington's drubbing by Dallas one of worst in franchise history, brings out anger and despair
By Jacob Calvin Meyer - The Washington Times
Sunday night's loss may not have been the worst in Washington Football Team history. But it's up there.
"They embarrassed us," fumed Brian Mitchell, the former Washington great-turned-NFL commentator who still bleeds Burgundy and Gold.
Mitchell's anger was part of an outpouring of disgust, disappointment and despair online and on the airwaves among Washington fans after a demoralizing 56-14 beatdown at the hands of the hated Dallas Cowboys.
The aftermath felt like more than just another loss. There was a tinge of hopelessness in the reactions of many, especially those who had bought into the hope that coach Ron Rivera represented a consequential change in the team's direction, a long-overdue step toward respectability for a franchise that has careened from mistake to embarrassment to scandal and over again for more than two decades under owner Dan Snyder.
During and after the game, the Cowboys — an 11-4 team that is competing for the top seed in the NFC and looks to be a true Super Bowl contender — weren't the focal point of most viewers' attention. Instead, it was "Redskins" and "Dan Snyder" that were trending on Twitter — with most tweets mocking the team and its embattled owner.
"Washington changed its name from Redskins to Football Team because it was offensive to Native Americans. It's time to change the name again because it's offensive to football teams," wrote one fan on Twitter.
"Not only did Dan Snyder completely destroy a franchise taking it from the highest stadium attendance to the worst, but he's tainted the records of 3 coaches who reached the Super Bowl: Rivera, Shanahan & Gibbs," tweeted another fan.
The disappointment of Sunday's loss started before the game even began, when some broadcasters noted that the team had brought with them to Dallas their new customized, heated benches — which for some fans have become a symbol of what they see as the franchise's consistently misplaced priorities.
"Benchgate" started this month when Dallas brought its own heated benches to Landover for its road game against Washington — a 27-20 Cowboys victory that started the Burgundy and Gold's three-game losing skid.
"Boy if Washington gets smoked tonight them benches will automatically be a hot topic lol," wrote one fan on Twitter before the game.
Then, the game started, and the snowball started rolling downhill and never slowed. At one point, it seemed as if announcers Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth were struggling to come up with topics to fill the dead air around what had become a decidedly non-competitive game.
That is, until defensive linemen Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne got into a scuffle on the sidelines, with Payne getting in Allen's face and poking him and Allen throwing a punch.
Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne get into in on the sideline. Allen throws a punch. Getting ugly for Washington.pic.twitter.com/pj2Oow0cw1
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) December 27, 2021
"At least Washington brought their own benches for Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne to fight on," NBC Sports' Chase Hughes tweeted.
On one hand, as the two former college teammates at Alabama explained after the game, "brothers fight." On the other hand, the team was getting blown out on national television to its rival in a must-win game, and the sideline distraction was rock bottom for the 2021 Washington Football Team.
"Dallas was out there kicking our asses consistently, and we sat there and we took it, but we're fighting our teammates," Mr. Mitchell said during his two-minute meltdown after the game. " … The enemy is the Blue and Silver, and we did no fighting against them."
Thank you @BMitchliveNBCS for always speaking the truth especially last night on the Postgame show. The #WashingtonFootball fans deserve better! Last night was downright embarrassing. pic.twitter.com/620MY87toH
— Tailgate Ted (@TailgateTed) December 27, 2021
"That's embarrassing for a football team," Mr. Collinsworth said in one of his many denouncements of the fight during the broadcast. "That's embarrassing for an organization to have something like that happen on your own bench."
The 42 points Dallas scored in the first half — including four Dak Prescott touchdown passes, an Ezekiel Elliott rushing score and a defensive touchdown — was seven away from the NFL regular-season record (49 by the Packers against the winless Buccaneers in 1983).
But it wasn't the most Washington has allowed in a half, with the only game worse also being in primetime. In 2010, the Michael Vick-led Philadelphia Eagles put up 45 in the first half against the Burgundy and Gold in a game that was later dubbed the "Monday Night Massacre."
Washington lost that game 59-28, and the 59 points allowed was the second-highest in franchise history behind a game that remains the organization's largest regular-season defeat — a 62-3 loss to Cleveland in 1954. Washington also lost to the Bears 73-0 in the 1940 championship game.
The 42-point loss to the Cowboys on Sunday was the sixth-worst regular-season defeat in Washington history. But since the AFL-NFL merger in 1966, only one Washington loss has been more lopsided — a 52-7 beating administered by New England in 2007. Tom Brady threw for three touchdowns and ran for two in that game, giving the Patriots their eighth win of what would turn out to be an undefeated regular season.
The defeat was the worst a Rivera-led team has taken in his 171 career regular season games between Carolina and Washington. It also clinched Washington's fifth straight losing season, the 14th losing season of the 23-year Snyder era and the eighth losing season of Rivera's 11-year coaching career.
"A culture change coach with a history of losing … just give him 3-5 more years," wrote local radio host Brendan Darr sarcastically on Twitter.
The fan base has become accustomed to losing in the last two decades. But Sunday's loss — from the false hopes of a playoff berth being ripped away to the fight on the bench to the fact that it was on national television for 13 million people to see — seemed to strike another chord.
"Never believe. Never have faith," radio host Eric Bickel tweeted.
"It's pointless."
Correction: A previous version of this story did not include the team's 73-0 loss to the Bears in the 1940 championship game.
• Jacob Calvin Meyer can be reached at jmeyer@washingtontimes.com.
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Good ol' homemade rösti in the midst of studying for midterms. Such a sinful meal with the carbs, butter and all, but since I had been taking mushy food for the past week, carbs it is.
Heading to the bus-stop after one of our midterms and it's a Friday !
Leaves were everywhere, it just rained and I was wearing flip flops. Basically, I was paying attention to the ground like a hawk for worms. HATE worms.
Greek yogurt with honey from a rather impulsive trip to Walmart after some pulled-pork sandwich & shepherd's pie at a pub. Intentions was to get baking utensils 'cause I had a short-lived baking mojo, but got ice-cream and yogurt instead.


Xavier Mariette, M.D., Ph.D., and Lindsey A. Criswell, M.D., M.P.H., D.Sc.
From the Department of Rheumatology, Université Paris Sud, INSERM Unité 1184, Center for Immunology of Viral Infections and Autoimmune Diseases, Assistance Publique–Hôpitaux de Paris, Hôpitaux Universitaires Paris Sud, Le Kremlin Bicêtre, France (X.M.); and the Rosalind Russell–Ephraim P. Engleman Rheumatology Research Center, Departments of Medicine and Orofacial Sciences, University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco (L.A.C.). Address reprint requests to Dr. Criswell at the Rosalind Russell–Ephraim P. Engleman Rheumatology Research Center, 513 Parnassus Ave., Rm. S857, University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco, CA 94143, or at lindsey.criswell@ucsf.edu.
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3. Shiboski CH, Shiboski SC, Seror R, et al. 2016 American College of Rheumatology/European League Against Rheumatism classification criteria for primary Sjögren's syndrome: a consensus and data-driven methodology involving three international patient cohorts. Ann Rheum Dis 2017;76:9-16.
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The 10hp outboard engine category is an incredibly important one. At this size a modern 4-stroke engine has enough grunt to get most tenders planing even with two to three adults on board.
Crucially, a 10hp outboard is also just about light enough to lug around (provided your back can cope with roughly 40kg).
You still won't be breaking any speed records but a 10hp outboard on the back of a 3m tender feels pretty lively at 15 knots, and with two cylinders rather than one it will be a whole lot smoother too.
In short, it's enough to turn your tender from a simple workhorse into a genuinely fun and capable addition to the mothership.
So with that in mind, we've brought all the market leaders together and pitched them head-to-head to see how they performed, and have even included a propane-powered alternative as our wild card.
Carrying the engines down a wet slipway then attaching them to the transom of a 2.9-metre Orange Marine tender gave us a chance to test how portable they are.
After a gentle warm-up spin we then tested them for acceleration, speed and noise. Manoeuvres around the marina also gave us a chance to see how usable the gears and throttle were, even at full lock.
We rated each of the engines for build quality, performance, refinement and ease of use, with a maximum of five stars in each category.
While any assessment of build quality includes an element of subjectivity, we based our ratings on the visible and tactile engineering of each engine as well as brand reputation and the length of warranty.
Performance is based on the figures we recorded in two different directions then averaged out to take account of wind and tide.
Bear in mind that the acceleration figure refers to the length of time taken to reach each engine's top speed, so the faster the top speed the longer it should take to reach it.
Refinement refers largely to the sound levels we monitored at idle, cruise and top speed, but also includes our own assessment of engine smoothness and sound quality, not just volume.
Ease of use largely comes down to the weight and ergonomics of the design. Easy-to-reach, comfortable handholds are essential when carrying and lowering engines on to a transom and key controls like the gear lever, throttle and tilt mechanisms all play a key role.
The final MBY rating is not simply an average of the stars scored but how we rate them against their peers.


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India's Bharti Airtel, Verizon tie up on video-conferencing tool
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Bharti Airtel Ltd (BRTI.NS) is partnering with Verizon Communications Inc's (VZ.N) BlueJeans to launch a business-focused video conferencing tool, the Indian wireless carrier said on Tuesday.
FILE PHOTO: A Bharti Airtel office building is pictured in Gurugram, previously known as Gurgaon, on the outskirts of New Delhi, India April 21, 2016. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi/File Photo
Airtel BlueJeans will be free for all business customers for three months and store all of its data in India, Gopal Vittal, Bharti Airtel CEO (India and South Asia) told a virtual news conference.
Tens of millions of Indians are working from home amid the coronavirus lockdowns.
They are using tools such as U.S.-based Zoom Video Communications Inc's (ZM.O) app to connect with colleagues and customers.
"This work from home trend and this increasing trend towards conferencing and collaborating from remote areas is only going to grow," Vittal said.
"So we believe that this is a very nascent market – the penetration is low and the opportunity is very large."
Reliance Industries Ltd's (RELI.NS) digital unit recently launched JioMeet, a video-conferencing app which offers Indian users free, 24-hour-long video conferencing calls.
Amitabh Kant, CEO of government think-tank NITI Aayog, endorsed JioMeet on Twitter, calling it a "major technological disruptor from India" and "better than Zoom".
An Indian ban on 59 Chinese origin apps has led many to promote the use of local apps, echoing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for "atma-nirbhar", or economic self-reliance.
India has said Zoom is "not a safe platform" and has issued guidelines to avoid unauthorised users from carrying out malicious acts while using the tool.
Reporting by Sankalp Phartiyal; editing by Jason Neely
Tags: Airtel, Bharti, Indias, tie, tool, Verizon, videoconferencing
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Q: NFA to Regular Expression I have a picture of an NFA, and need to get the resulting regular expression from the NFA. I first had aba*, but realized this doesn't work. I believe it must start with (a|b), but am not sure where to go from there.

A: There are general approaches on how to translate an NFA to a regular expression, but I do not remember how.  However in your case we are helped by the fact that all loops of length more than 1 starts in state 0.  So we can use the following regexp;
(b?ab|aab|ab+aa?b)*(ba?|aa|ab+aa?)

Explanation;
(b?ab|aab|ab+aa?b)* is what the regexp would be if state 0 was the only matching state.  Since all long loops goes through state 0 this is a prefix of our regexp.
(ba?|aa|ab+aa?) is what our regexp would be if the b links going back to state 0(from state 1 and state 4) where not present.  Because we are in state 0 after the previous loop this takes us to an accepting state.
Bringing the two together we have a regexp that looks for traces that goes returns to state 0 an arbitrary number of times and then move from state 0 to an accepting state.
Starting with (a|b) is the wrong approach, because the states 1 and 3 have little in common and how you are allowed to proceed from an a is different from how you are allowed to proceed from a b.

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Pol Lt-Colonel Phusayam Larangsit, the deputy superintendent of Muang district police, said the blaze occurred at about 1am at a one-storey building divided into six rooms, including one used by students to conduct the To Be Number One anti-drug activities initiated by Princess Ubolratana. Another room was used as a first-aid clinic and the others for storage.
About 10 fire engines from the Khon Kaen Municipality were dispatched to the school on Klang Muang road to combat the fire.
The fire was put out in about an hour.
Eyewitnesses said they saw the fire start in a room where old pictures and general school equipment were stored.
Forensic police were investigating the cause of the fire. The damage was being assessed.