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Vorlage is a ski area located in the province of Quebec in Canada. The resort is in the town of Wakefield, QC.
We recently ranked all of Quebec's ski resorts, so you can see where Vorlage stacks up against all its nearby ski hills!
Vorlage is not a part of any nationwide lift ticket system. Passes such as Epic, IKON, or Mountain Collective allow pass holders to ski at multiple mountians with a single purchase. Unfortunately, none of those passes with with Vorlage. To purchase season passes, you'll need to visit Vorlage's website.
There are numerous options to stay at Vorlage around the resort. Check out the available options with the form below.
Vorlage Terrain Overview
Vorlage has a total of 18 ski trails, which are serviced by 4 ski lifts, gondolas and/or trams. Vorlage is considered a smaller than average ski area, with only a maximum of 80 acres available to ski. This area is equivalent to 32 hectares, 0 square miles, or 0 square kilometers.
Vorlage's slopes see on average 200 inches (61 m) of snowfall a year. That is almost 16 feet a year!
80(0 km2)
200"(6,096 cm)
Vorlage Elevation
Vorlage has a summit elevation of 787 feet, or 240 meters. However, not all of that elevation is able to be skied. The base of the ski slope sits at 360 feet above sea level, creating a ski hill that is 490 feet (149 meters) high. This is referred to as the slope's vertical drop - or a measure of how high the skiable hill is.
Vorlage has a very low summit elevation. The summit of this park is one of the smaller ones in the country.
787'(240 m)
Vorlage Difficulty Level
33.1out of 100
Vorlage can be beginner-friendly, but it depends on the ski trails you ride. While it ranks in the lower half of all North American ski areas in terms of overall difficulty, it still has 80% of its trails rated at or above intermediate ski level.
Vorlage has 80 total skiable acres, which can be broken down into the three main groups of difficulty: Beginner, Intermediate, and Expert.
Vorlage is mostly a beginner-friendly ski area, with about 20% of its trails as easy. However, it also has its fair share of more difficult runs - which account for the remaining 80%.
20%(16 acres)
Is Vorlage good for beginners?
Vorlage can be beginner-friendly, depending on the runs you take. While it ranks in the lower half of all North American ski areas in terms of overall difficulty, it still has 80% of its trails rated at or above intermediate.
Vorlage Location
Vorlage is located in the province of Quebec, Canada. This ski area is nearest the town of Wakefield, QC.
Wakefield, QC J0X 3G0 Canada
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Getting to Vorlage
By Car: If you are driving, you would set your GPS to either the ski resort's name (Vorlage), its coordinates of 45.64500, -75.93500 (latitude, longitude), or simply drive towards the town of Wakefield, QC to get close.
A large airport has scheduled major airline service with millions of passengers per year. This type of airport always accepts international flights. Here are the closest large airport(s) to Vorlage.
Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport YOW Ottawa, ON 41 km
Montreal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport YUL Montréal, QC 172 km
Syracuse Hancock International Airport SYR Syracuse, NY 282 km
A medium-sized airport has scheduled regional airline service. This type of airport may or may not accept international flights. Here are the closest medium-sized airport(s) to Vorlage.
Ottawa / Gatineau Airport YND Gatineau, QC 32 km
Massena International Richards Field MSS Massena, NY 116 km
Mont-Tremblant International Airport YTM La Macaza, QC 123 km
There may also be much smaller regional airports next to Vorlage, but we didn't list them here due to the fact that no major airlines go through them.
Skiers will - especially if coming from far away - try and visit a couple different slopes all in the same trip. Here are the closest other ski slopes within 100 miles of Vorlage.
Sommet Edelweiss Wakefield, QC 1,148 ft 32% 7 km
Mont Cascades Cantley, QC 1,286 ft 35% 9 km
Camp Fortune Chelsea, QC 650 ft 38% 16 km
Mont Ste-Marie Lac-Sainte-Marie, QC 1,811 ft 47% 33 km
Mount Pakenham Pakenham, ON 719 ft 26% 47 km
Mont Chilly Pontiac, QC 1,020 ft 32% 70 km
Calabogie Peaks Calabogie, ON 1,266 ft 35% 78 km
Great Divide Marysville, MT 7,210 ft 54% 122 km
Mont Tremblant Mont-Tremblant, QC 2,871 ft 62% 122 km
Mont Blanc Saint-Faustin-Lac-Carré, QC 1,902 ft 49% 124 km
Mont Rigaud Rigaud, QC 571 ft 41% 126 km
Mont Avalanche Saint-Adolphe-d'Howard, QC 1,820 ft 31% 128 km
Sommet Morin Heights Morin-Heights, QC 1,523 ft 41% 132 km
Mount Martin Ski Club Deep River, ON 472 ft 30% 133 km
Maximise Ste-Agathe, QC 1,400 ft 0% 135 km
Vorlage Mountain Stats
(20% Beginner, 60% Intermediate, 20% Expert)
200 inches


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Sonia knew nothing of Peter's crimes until he was caught in 1981 and the Crown Prosecution Service would not pursue a proceeds of crime order against her as she was not involved.
This was despite the fact that some of the victims' families were calling for the Bradford home to be sold so that they could receive compensation.
Peter Sutcliffe terrorised northern England from 1975 onwards with savage attacks across Yorkshire and Manchester.
The ex-lorry driver died last year, aged 74, after refusing Covid treatment.
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Programme for the Soirée Marvel revealed!
Disneyland Paris has released the programme for the Soirée Marvel on Saturday 7th July 2018. Read all the exciting events happening here!
After Hours Parties Annual Pass Special Event
Disney FanDaze 2018: The big review
The Disney FanDaze Inaugural Party took place on June 2nd 2018. Find out what happened, what was good and bad in this full review.
Characters Disney FanDaze Parades Shows Special Event
Marvel Annual Pass Night announced
On Saturday 7th July 2018, Disneyland Paris will host a special Marvel annual pass night for Infinity and Magic Plus passholders. This night will allow passholders to enjoy special entertainment based around the newest season on the Disneyland Paris calendar.
Annual Pass Marvel Special Event
12th April 2017: An unforgettable day
It was clear that the 25th anniversary day would be one of surprises from the offset. The level of secrecy that surrounded the day was unprecedented for Disneyland Paris where leaks seem to be common. The reality of the day itself was even grander than expected; the day was full of magic and saw even more sparkle pumped into the resort. This was a day created for Disneyland Paris fans and, thanks to the live streams provided by the resort, the whole world was invited!
In the lead up to the event, all the talk surrounding the day was started by the time needed to be at the resort gates. 6am seemed to be the agreed time by all and so early nights were had and alarm clocks were set. April 12th was going to be a day like no other.
An electric atmosphere
A large part to the enjoyment of any big event is the atmosphere, and for the Grand Celebration it was electric. From the moment you arrived at the resort and queued for security, there was a feeling of excitement and anticipation the likes of which is rare to experience at Disneyland Paris.
Moving through to the turnstiles, guests sang Happy Birthday to Disneyland Paris in multiple languages with guests doing their best to join in with languages they didn't understand. It was magical. And then once in the park this only continued with guests looking on excitedly at all the things before their eyes – characters and events that perhaps they never thought possible at Disneyland Paris. It truly felt like we were a part of a once in a lifetime celebration and that everybody there knew it.
[dt_quote font_size="h4″ background="fancy"]"It truly felt like we were a part of a once in a lifetime celebration and that everybody there knew it."[/dt_quote]
The Grand Celebration
The main event was a show that took place at 9am exactly on Main Street USA. Nobody knew quite what to expect except 'big'. There was a feeling in the air that whatever we were about to witness would be something sensational. The reality was even better, this was a show that Disneyland Paris (and Disney fans in general) could only have dreamed of. There were so many characters and performers that it was impossible to know where to look. Each time you felt like you'd seen it all, something else would come along to shock and dazzle you. Each time you blinked a new character would appear and occasionally very obscure characters at that.
The show was exceptional and gave each land it's 'time to sparkle', after the VIP's (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Chip, Dale, Clarice, Goofy, Max, Duffy and Shellie-May) introduction it was time to move onto Main Street, then Frontierland, Adventureland, Discoveryland and Fantasyland. Each symbolised by a set of characters that would be at home in these lands and each accompanied by some of the most incredible costumes that Disney has ever created for their dancers.
[dt_quote font_size="h4″ background="fancy"]"This show was an absolute triumph for Disneyland Paris, it proves to the world that our entertainment teams are the best that Disney has to offer and once again made Paris the envy of the Disney world."[/dt_quote]
The grand finale of the show-based section was ingenious. The delight from fans as they heard segments of past shows mixed together to form a 'Disneyland Paris megamix' was infectious. This, combined with the sheer number of ultra-rare characters to the resort made this one of the most exciting few minutes of live entertainment ever produced in the resort.
The extra surprise of 1,000 cast members performing a flash mob down Main Street USA was a pure delight and added to the emotion and pride that fans take in the resort. This show was an absolute triumph for Disneyland Paris, it proves to the world that our entertainment teams are the best that Disney has to offer and once again made Paris the envy of the Disney world.
The next big landmark anniversary for the Disney parks community is the 50th anniversary of Walt Disney World resort, the gauntlet has well and truly been thrown down. Disney have never before produced a show of this calibre and it is truly pleasing to see Paris be the recipient of this honour.
The Grand Celebration Cavalcades
For those who didn't manage to see everything during the one-hour spectacular, two Grand Celebration cavalcades were laid on during the day for guests to enjoy the sight of these rare characters and beautiful costumes one more time. These cavalcades were bursting with fun and excitement and each second felt special and exciting.
The cavalcade really helped add some extra magic to the day as we were once again allowed to stand in awe of what we were in the middle of living. The energy coming from these special shows was infectious as confetti was flying all over the park as Everyday's a Celebration blasted out of the speakers. Such was the emotion after the cavalcades that many people didn't move wanting to secure their spot for the second showing which was an hour and a half later.
[dt_quote font_size="h4″ background="fancy"]"Such was the emotion after the cavalcades that many people didn't move wanting to secure their spot for the second showing which was an hour and a half later."[/dt_quote]
The kiss goodnight
Perhaps one of the most emotional moments of the day (which was full of emotion and celebration) was the kiss goodnight. This perfect ending saw the Everyday's a Celebration song slowed down and the entire VIP gang back together on Main Street station to say goodnight to guests in their exclusive one day only outfits. Whilst there was not much to the show, it was a perfect farewell and closing of the day. It managed to stir some sadness deep down that such a special day was over and remains one of my favourite memories of the day.
An unforgettably magic day
When the history of Disneyland Paris is written, it is littered with amazing special events that are often billed as being once in a lifetime. It is to Disneyland Paris's credit that they are able to pull over such magical big events; but the 12th April 2017 felt like a new chapter beginning. As lavish as an opening ceremony, this was a rebirth of Disneyland Paris and, as Catherine Powell mentioned in her moving speech, together we will help write the resort's future. As new chapters begins, old ones must end, but this day didn't end a chapter, it provided a nostalgia for what we have been so fortunate to enjoy at Disneyland Paris whilst also offering a small glimpse of what is to come.
The Grand Celebration was a day that made me immensely proud to be a fan, I was honoured to be in attendance and I know many at home were thrilled that Disneyland Paris live streamed the events so that many more fans could there virtually as well. It is a day that will live on in Disneyland Paris history as an extraordinarily special day and a day for Disneyland Paris fans to be immensely proud of.
[dt_quote font_size="h4″ background="fancy"]"It is a day that will live on in Disneyland Paris history as an extraordinarily special day and a day for Disneyland Paris fans to be immensely proud of."[/dt_quote]
12th April 25th Anniversary Cavalcades Characters Grand Celebration Parades Shows Special Event


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A: You should target the input element with the following xpath:
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or with css selector:
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Upon arrival at Rome airport, meet your private driver for transfer to your hotel accommodation. Following check in. Meet your private guide and visit one of the top rated museum in Rome: The Vatican museum and visiting the world's greatest art collections. Your guide will lead you inside the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel and St Peter's Basilica, where you will admire Michelagelo's Pieta'. Evening at leisure. Overnight.
Breakfast at the hotel. Departure private transfer to your accommodation in the countryside. Enjoy a 3 course lunch menu. In the afternoon experience your first 3 hour cooking lesson followed by dinner. Overnight.
Breakfast at the hotel. Today experience your second cooking lesson followed by lunch. In the afternoon time to explore the beautiful walking trails surrounding the farmhouse or have some quiet time by the Jacuzzi. Spa treatments are also available. Enjoy a massage out in the open, overlooking the beautiful scenery; there are many treatments to choose from. Dinner on your own.
Breakfast at Hotel. Departure transfer to Cortona. Cortona is a small charming town, surrounded by Etruscan walls, 3000 years old. After the guided tour, visit of a winery in the area of Vino Nobile. Enjoy a typical lunch with typical delicatessen. After lunch visit Montepulciano, the medieval hilltop village full of elegant Renaissance palaces, ancient churches, charming squares and hidden corners, that offers vast panoramas over the wonderful Val d'Orcia and Val di Chiana. Return to your accommodation and enjoy your third and last cooking class followed by dinner. Overnight.
Breakfast at hotel. Departure transfer to Florence. Upon arrival private walking tour of Florence with including a visit of the Accademia Museum, that hosts Michelangelo's masterpiece, the David. You will also be able to admire The Prisoners and St Matthew, other impressive Michelangelo's work of arts. Lunch and check in at a villa in the Chianti hills. Enjoy another cooking class followed by dinner. Overnight.
Breakfast at hotel. Morning departure transfer to Orvieto, in the nearby region of Umbria. Discover the spectacular Cathedral with the most beautiful Gothic facade, the underground city, the Etruscan ruins, and much more. Following a 3-course lunch in a local restaurant, departure transfer to Fiumicino. Check in at Hotel Euro House Inn. Evening at leisure. Overnight.


2002-03 (Junior): Achieved career highs in singles (26) and doubles (25) victories … teamed up with Lewis Smith to a perfect 11-0 in dual matches … named to the NCAA All-Tournament team in at No. 3 doubles with Smith … posted a 21-5 dual-match record in singles, which was the third best percentage on the team (.808) … registered a perfect 5-0 mark in doubles during the Commodores run to the NCAA national championship match … after concluding the fall season with a 5-6 record, he won 21 of his next 23 singles matches … in singles, finished season with 11-2 mark at the No. 4 position and a 8-3 mark at the No. 5 position … finished SEC regular season with 8-3 mark … defeated Pepperdine's Alexis Rafidison in three sets to clinch victory for Vanderbilt in NCAA Tournament Second Round.
2001-02 (Sophomore): Finished the season with 14 singles victories … played at the No. 3 and 4 singles positions throughout the season … was one of four Vanderbilt players to win 10 or more singles dual matches … picked up a crucial singles point against Ohio State in the first round of the NCAA team championship when he defeated Adrian Bohane … in same dual match, he teamed up with Josh Tarkoff to defeat Bohane and Vince Ng to win the doubles point for the Commodores … went 4-3 with Tarkoff in SEC dual matches.
2000-01 (Freshman): Played at several positions during the year, earning an overall record of 13-20… advanced to three quarterfinals of the doubles draw at MTSU Fall Invitational … finished finals of the doubles draw at the MTSU Fall invitational … finished third in both singles and doubles at the NIKE/Fighting Illini Fall Invitational … competed in the ITA All-American in the fall … defeated No. 74 George Matijasevic of Auburn at No. 2.
Prep:/Juniors: Ranked in the top 40 USTA national rankings, as well as sixth in the South region for 18s … member of the South's USTA Intersectional team that went undefeated at the University of South Carolina tournament in 1999 … finalist at the Nashville Super Circuit tournament in 1999 … finalist at the Tennessee State Qualifying Singles Tournament in 1999 … finalist in the Tennessee State Qualifying Doubles Tournament in 1999 … named Best of the Preps by the Memphis Commercial Appeal in 1998 and 1999 … high school team was ranked No. 9 in the nation by USA Today in 1998 … Recipient of the Humphries Award in 1998 and 1999 …Tennessee state doubles champion in 1998 and 1999 … help lead team to a third place finish at Tennessee State Championship in 1997 and runner-up spot in 1996 … played both No. 1 singles and doubles on high school team … member of varsity tennis team since eighth grade … was ranked No.1 in the state for his age group at 14 … named to the Dean's List and faculty Honor Roll.


People are encouraged to create thematic groups. The structure is being discussed in terms of how to develop it further, and whether such groups should come to being via initiatives through the GA or not to avoid redundancy and to maintain information in a centralized manner for others to plug in. For the time being, I would begin doing by completing the registration form at the Info desk. GA can always ratify at a later date. Announcing formation at the GA is a good idea.


A leading measure of economic health is the trend in business investment. Capital outlay – the money that is invested for the purpose of wealth creation – indicates demand, or the value of a jurisdiction's products and services for sale on the market.
Much has been written about Canada's turbulent economy of the last ten years, especially with the global financial crisis of 2008-9. Rightly, our own region has examined its financial state of affairs. Almost three years ago, the landmark Ivany Report in Nova Scotia sounded alarm about dipping economic conditions in that province. Realistically, its analysis applies fairly to New Brunswick and P.E.I., including a concern that we need to create a more entrepreneurial culture.
Unfortunately, investment trends have not figured prominently in our public discussion of economic health.
This is why we have published a new study for the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies, entitled Private Sector Investment in Atlantic Canada. The paper compares investment numbers from 2006 and 2007 – the two years before the Great Recession – to the last two years of 2015 and 2016.
Our findings confirm a stagnant economy in the Maritimes. Across Canada, a strong housing market and government infrastructure spending have allowed total capital spending numbers to rise. Other areas have done worse, including the three aspects of business capital spending: non-residential structures, machinery and equipment, and intellectual property production.
Nowhere is the drop more precipitous than in the Maritimes. Converted to a spending-per capita figure – or the amount of money invested for every person in the population – capital spending has dropped by a third in just a decade. Though government investment remains constant, private industry is buying less, including buildings and equipment.
In 2006, companies spent on buildings $1,300 for every Maritimer. Today, they spend just $600. This figure accounts for inflation.
These decreases suggest that Maritime products and services are less demanded on the market. They also indicate that businesses may have less available money to invest, or doubt the region as a desirable destination for doing business.
Things are quite different in Newfoundland and Labrador. In that province, public infrastructure spending is up by more than 400 percent and business structures over 200 percent. However, the substantial government investment has wrought negative consequences for the province's debt and deficit situation, given the crisis caused by the collapse in oil prices.
It appears that provincial governments have not been arrested by these worrying trends. We reviewed the budget speeches for all Maritime finance ministers of the past three years and none mentioned sagging private-sector investment as a concern. It is imperative that these developments be brought more centrally into our policy discussions.
Clearly, conditions outside of the Maritimes are a factor in these data. But so too are public policy choices that put our region at a disadvantage.
Chief among them is the failure of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to develop greater local energy resources. According to another AIMS study from earlier this year, these provinces sit on substantial shale gas deposits that could create an energy boom. But moratoria on fracking – a process needed to extract many of these reserves – prevents their exploitation.
Strangely, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick don't seem to mind the use of fracking in Alberta and Saskatchewan, from which they gladly accept transfer money. These provinces have long employed this technique to create wealth.
Secondly, Maritime tax regimes are discouraging of investment. By some measures, the Maritime Provinces are the highest-taxed jurisdictions in North America.
The problem is not just high taxes but inconsistent taxes. When it comes to substantial business investments in growth prospects like technology startups, energy production, and manufacturing, investors reasonably expect consistent tax treatment, borne of long-term strategies by government. Instead, they have come to expect a region where increased government revenue through tax hikes is a reflexive response to spending excesses.
Final is the high regulatory burden in the Maritimes. Adding to the frustration of red tape, there are discrepancies in standards and regulations even between the three small, and highly interconnected Maritime Provinces. Regulation imposes a real cost on industry.
The Western Canadian provinces have figured out the problem with differing standards, and have formed a common set of regulations through their New West Partnership. The Maritime Provinces should each join the NWP to expand trade, here and across the country.
Such better public policies would be an important step in reversing our economic trajectory.


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How Trudeau Is Screwing Over the Generation that Got Him Elected
He thinks he can expand fossil fuels and keep young voters. He's wrong.
By Geoff Dembicki 28 Dec 2016 | TheTyee.ca
Geoff Dembicki reports for The Tyee. His work also appears in Vice, Foreign Policy and the New York Times, and his book, Are We Screwed? How a New Generation is Fighting to Survive Climate Change, will be published internationally by Bloomsbury US in 2017.
Millennial voters wanted action on climate, not charm. Photo from vlo4, Creative Commons licensed.
Let's get something straight. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's approval of the Kinder Morgan pipeline, as well as his recent support for Keystone XL, isn't just a rebuke to Canada's environmental movement, dozens of First Nations and the Metro Vancouver voters who elected 15 Liberal MPs.
Trudeau has effectively said "screw you" to the generation of millennials who brought him to office. "I feel betrayed," one young activist explained. For the rest of his time in office we won't let him forget it.
Don't misunderstand our anger. This isn't just some idealistic outburst. If you're in your 30s or younger you have a much different relationship to climate change than our leaders. Unlike them, you could be alive to see the sea level rise that swallows every coastal city on the planet. "I'm really scared," 19-year-old UBC student Kate Hodgson told the Georgia Straight.
So when Trudeau approves the $35-billion Petronas LNG project, rubber stamps Kinder Morgan and Enbridge's Line 3 pipelines, talks about building Keystone XL now that Donald Trump is president, and then claims it's all "integrated into our Pan-Canadian framework on fighting climate change," people my age have every right to be angry. It's our future he's gambling with.
The official narrative is that these projects are political cover — that a Liberal government could never have convinced Canada's premiers to accept a national price on carbon dioxide, along with a phase-out of the country's coal power plants by 2030, without them. "It's time to count our blessings and take one for the team," people like the National Observer's Sandy Garossino argue. "Let Kinder Morgan pass."
The problem with this argument is that it ignores scientific reality. The acceleration of oilsands that Trudeau is enabling would make it hard — if not impossible — to keep global temperature rise below the relatively safe threshold of two degrees, a study in Nature warns. McGill student Sophie Birks, who was arrested protesting Kinder Morgan this fall, puts it succinctly: "Climate leaders don't build pipelines."
Trudeau ignores those words at his political peril. Without the support of young people, he wouldn't be prime minister. During the 2015 federal election, youth turnout surged. It was up 18 per cent from 2011 among voters 18 to 24. Nearly half voted for Trudeau. "[This] is believed to be a major factor behind the resounding Liberal Party victory," the Harvard International Review concluded.
But this was not the same kind of surge in support from young voters that helped propel Barack Obama to victory in 2008. Trudeau didn't capture the imagination of a new generation. He was simply our best means of getting rid of Stephen Harper. Harper spent his near decade in power tearing up climate treaties, attacking civil society and turning Canada into a petro-state. Millennials were twice as likely as older voters to pick the environment as an urgent national issue. "Today's young people are about to inherit decades of climate woes," the Toronto Star wrote, "and they want a government that is willing to address these problems now."
Trudeau's LNG Approval: What a Difference a Day Makes
Young voters like myself — I turned 30 several months ago — weren't all that picky about which political party took on the challenge. Overall we lean progressive. But in the summer before the election more than 80 per cent of us couldn't decide whether that would mean a vote for the NDP or Liberals, polling from Abacus Data suggested. "Millenials are the most 'up for grabs' voters today," the company concluded. That remained true just days before the election, when Ekos found that my age group's support was divided almost equally among the Liberals, NDP and Conservatives.
The nearly half of us who eventually voted Liberal were making a calculated decision. "It was strategic voting on a grand scale by voters who wanted Harper gone and who did not particularly care whether the NDP or Liberals finished the job," wrote former Harper advisor and University of Calgary political science professor Tom Flanagan.
Our support for Trudeau was never that deep. It was contingent on him dismantling Harper's petro-state. At the Paris climate talks, only six weeks after the election, young activists were already questioning if Trudeau was up to the job.
"Trudeau is talking [about] acting on climate, but not walking the walk," Torrance Coste, part of the official Canadian Youth Delegation, told me after a press event with the prime minister, where Trudeau boasted about how "Canada is back" on climate, but dodged questions about the specifics.
Coste said Trudeau was simply putting "a shiny veneer on the same old inaction and foot-dragging that we youth are used to from the government of Canada."
I withheld judgment longer. But by the end of this year, as Trudeau approved one fossil fuel project after another, I was inclined to agree with Coste. It seemed many others in B.C. did as well. Polling from Insights West and the Dogwood Initiative, which opposes oil tanker expansion, suggested 69 per cent of millennials believe approval of Kinder Morgan is inconsistent with Trudeau's promises to fight climate change and protect B.C.'s coast. "Trudeau's government was brought to power by a surge in youth voter turnout and a consolidation of the progressive electorate," Dogwood's Sophie Harrison argued. "A lot of that support is going to collapse."
Trudeau doesn't seem very worried. "People are more than welcome to express their opinions, to campaign against me.… That's all part of our democratic process," he said during a recent visit to Vancouver.
But he should be. Harper didn't see my generation as a political threat either. We ended his 10-year reign in a single night. And though 2019 is still a long ways off, we'll have no problem doing the same for Trudeau.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) The Arizona Cardinals were back at practice on Monday and coach Bruce Arians didn't like what he saw from most of his offense, particularly his wide receivers.
Lest anyone be left guessing the identity of the two receivers who escaped the criticism, Arians spelled it out later in his post-practice news conference.
Jaron Brown was ''as good as you can get, he and Larry (Fitzgerald),'' the coach said.
Others on offense didn't escape criticism.
The coach said tight ends dropped balls and offensive linemen missed cutoff blocks on the backside.
The receiver play was better in Saturday night's 20-10 preseason victory over Oakland, Arians said.
Nelson knows what it's like to be the target of Arians' wrath.
Brown said he felt he could have done better, too.
Veterans Palmer, Fitzgerald, defensive lineman Frostee Rucker and inside linebacker Karlos Dansby will get the day off on Tuesday, Arians said.
The starters went about 15 plays against Oakland.
Asked how much they would play next Saturday, when Arizona will host to Chicago, Arians said, ''We'll shoot for the first quarter and see how it goes'' but no more than 20 plays.
The Cardinals have daily workouts open to the public through Thursday at University of Phoenix Stadium.
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Council debates how mayor is selected
Last updated 12/8/2020 at 3:01am | View PDF
Jamie Stewart | The Shafter Press via Zoom
The City Council discusses possible change in way the mayor is selected.
The Shafter City Council tabled a discussion in how the way the Mayor of Shafter is selected. Currently, the selection of mayor is done by a majority vote.
Mayor Gilbert Alvarado proposed this should be done on a rotating basis instead of by a majority vote. He cited that other cities in the county select their mayor in a similar manner, with the council members taking a turn to serve as mayor.
Councilmember Manuel Garcia agreed with proposing a discussion to change the procedure. Councilmember Chad Givens commented that the procedure is already in place in the charter and thought that there shouldn't be a discussion.
Alvarado said his reasoning is that the current selection process creates division in the council and not unity.
City Manager Gabriel Gonzales said that the city has discretion to make a resolution to change the way the mayor is selected without changing the charter.
"It says in the charter that the mayor is selected by the council and that person serves at the pleasure of the council," Gonzales said.
Givens and Councilmember Cathy Prout thought that it should be tabled and discussed at a later date.
Alvarado said that in all of the years he has been on council, he had not had the chance to serve as mayor until the most recent vote.
"I think that the way we do it now creates anger, fighting, and bad feelings," said Alvarado. Givens said in the years he has been associated with the council, there has only been one instance in which there was a 3-2 vote when selecting the mayor.
This instance is the most recent vote, when newly elected councilmembers Cesar Lopez and Garcia voted with Alvarado to make Alvarado mayor and Lopez as Mayor Pro-Tem.
The issue was put on hold and can be revisited at the Dec. 15 meeting or discussed at a Strategic Planning Retreat.
Garcia will be replaced at the end of the year by newly elected Pete Espinoza.
In other business, the City Council has decided to support a community drive-in movie event. Alvarado said that he is concerned about the safety of the event. It was proposed that the city contribute $1,500 toward the event to provide the audio-visual equipment. Prout said that she is all for the event and the city should support the event, but the council shouldn't contribute any money towards the event.
"I know that there are plenty of organizations that could step up with donations and support for the event financially," Prout said.
There is not a time or place for the event as of yet, but the event will be supported by the city with in-kind services, such as waiving of fees, logistic support and policing.


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Universidad ICESI in Colombia Focuses on Contemporary Production with Dante-backed Audio-over-IP Workflow
FOH Staff • International News • November 11, 2020
CALI, Colombia – Universidad ICESI in Cali, Colombia is using – and teaching about – Audinate's Dante as an important tool for digital audio networking.
More details from Audinate (www.audinate.com):
Universidad ICESI in Cali, Colombia is one of Colombia's premier universities, with programs in multiple fields of engineering, pharmaceutical chemistry, and law. However, the university's relatively new major in music features some of the richest technological implementations on campus – thanks to Audinate's Dante.
Mateo De Los Rios Camacho, director of the new music program at Universidad ICESI, said the goal with the Dante system was to offer students the very best production capabilities in the world.
"Cali is an incredibly musical city, and music is truly a part of the Colombian identity, so we wanted to ensure we were providing our students with the exact tools the professionals use," De Los Rios Camacho said. "The biggest component to that was having the correct technology and infrastructure. That means working with Dante."
Dante is the de facto standard for digital audio networking, and distributes hundreds of uncompressed, multi-channel digital audio channels via standard Ethernet networks, with near-zero latency and perfect synchronization. Dante allows audio, control, and all other data to coexist effectively on the same network.
"Dante is what elevates our educational offerings at the university," De Los Rios Camacho said. "It provides a tactical advantage to our students."
A production focus
De Los Rios Camacho says the city of Cali is full of musicians – including a number of passionate and impressive salsa bands – who understand the creativity and commitment required to create music. However, the city long lacked a musical production program that would provide the hands-on skills of recording, mixing, and producing professional grade audio.
"Also, the existing music programs in the city were based on classical training," he said. "We had people who wanted to produce salsa, jazz, hip hop, R&B and pop, and who weren't really learning how to do that. We wanted to change that by taking a contemporary approach. And that means including the new standards for technology, specifically networked audio."
The implementation of Universidad ICESI's music major in 2016 began with providing networking infrastructure specifically for Dante to the three new recording studios in the newly constructed building – and to every room where there might be the capability for musical production to occur. In total, 27 different spaces – including recording studios, ensemble rooms, individual practice rooms, and technical spaces – are connected through a Dante-specific network.
"The idea is that across our four-story building we can connect to almost any room instantaneously," De Los Rios Camacho said. "The first experiment was to have musicians playing in one room and have mixing taking place from the other side of the building. When students saw that for the first time they were very excited about what it meant."
Unique learning environments
Each space is unique and designed specifically for flexibility in music creation. Spaces include the main production "live room" that can accommodate a single musician or a full musical ensemble. The room is two stories high and is physically connected to two different recording studios via glass windows – but, with Dante, the location can be accessed by any recording space or media lab in the building.
Recording studios have a broad selection of devices available for a customizable workflow, and Focusrite RedNet devices are used to get all types of signals onto the Dante network.
"To receive and transmit signals from the different spaces we use Focusrite RedNet boxes, and some with portable preamps," said De Los Rios Camacho. "All of the connections of the three recording studios are done using RedNet 2 and RedNet 5 boxes."
The Focusrite RedNet 2 interfaces offer 16 channels of analog I/O for Dante networks, while the Focusrite RedNet 5 interfaces provide connectivity between Pro Tools HD and Dante.
Meanwhile, multiple practice spaces can also be immediately connected to recording studios. These spaces give students immediate access to acoustical pianos, drum sets, and other instruments. The output from the rooms is brought onto the Dante network using Focusrite RedNet 1 interfaces.
"It's a top of the line production facility thanks to the capabilities offered by Dante," De Los Rios Camacho said. "When our students go into the world, we know they will have the capabilities to produce music at an extremely high level, because Dante is the solution being used in the modern production environment."
For more information on the ICESI music program, visit: https://www.icesi.edu.co/facultad-derecho-ciencias-sociales/musica


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Q: Windows automatically created a new System Partition after System partition was full Preamble: My drive is divided into two partitions: the System one (C) and the Data one (D), plus the other classic windows System Reserved ones (not visible from the explorer). I use Windows 10.
Lately, my System partition (C) was completely full (down to under 1 Mo of free space at some point). So to survive, Windows 10 created a new partition (drive letter E) called System Partition, I imagine to store the bare minimum to function.
Now I cleared the mess and the classical System (C) partition has enough space to function correctly (over 15 Go). However the System Partition that it created (E) is still here.
How can I get rid of it without compromising my Windows install ?
I considered merging the two (C and E) but I'm afraid this will has unintended side effects.
Surprisingly enough I have not been able to find any report of this behaviour on the Internet.

A: I had already restarted my computer multiple times but Windows still had some updates to completely roll-out. After completing all updates (April 2018 Update) and rebooting, Windows deleted the E System Partition on its own.


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Q: GPS and Time Activated Push Notifications I'm trying to send push notifications to users when they are at a specific location for more than 5 min. I know that you can send push notifications when a user is at a specific location, but how exactly do I "delay" the push notification 5 min?
Many thanks!

A: This probably what you want:
- (void)performSelector:(SEL)aSelector withObject:(id)anArgument afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)delay

More info in the docs.


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Q: Is it possible to introduce magnetic monopoles without breaking $∇ · B = 0$? In another word, the net magnetic charge is always zero everywhere, which means magnetic field is still strictly source free. On the other hand, the net magnetic current jm can be nonzero, which means constant magnetic current can induce persistent solenoid electric field (although time varying magnetic field can induce solenoid electric field, it can't maintain the field indefinitely because the magnetic field strength can't be arbitrarily large).

A: No, it is not possible.
If you have a magnetic monopole then, by definition, there is some closed Gaussian surface $S$ over which $$\oint_S \vec B \cdot d\vec S \ne 0$$ which by implies that $$\int_V \nabla \cdot \vec B \ dV \ne 0$$ where $V$ is the volume enclosed by $S$. For the latter equation to be true then $\nabla \cdot \vec B$ cannot be 0 everywhere in $V$.
This does not mean that magnetic currents are impossible, but a field with magnetic currents that do not violate $\nabla \cdot \vec B = 0$ would not be considered to be monopoles as the $\vec B$ field would still have a 0 monopole term in the spherical harmonic expansion. It is possible that some specialty I am not familiar with uses the term "magnetic monopole" to mean something different than the first term in a spherical harmonic expansion as I use it. That specialty may consider a magnetic current to imply monopoles, but it would be different from the usage I know.

A: "Net magnetic charge is zero everywhere"
"Magnetic current is non zero"
Can be done using
$$\rho_{m} = -\vec{P} \cdot \nabla \delta^3(r)$$
Where $$\frac{d\vec{P}}{dt} ≠ 0$$
Here, $\nabla \cdot \vec{B} ≠ 0$ . So magnetic monoples would still exist. However the net charge about any volume, will be zero.
This charge density is reflective of 2 monopoles infinitely close together.
Fundamentally:
$\nabla  \cdot \vec{J}_{m} = -\frac{\partial \rho_{m}}{\partial t}$
If magnetic monopoles didn't exist $\rho_{m} = 0$
Then $\nabla \cdot  \vec{J}_{m} = 0$
A point charge cannot have this for a non zero $\vec{J}_{m}$.  So fundamentally this cannot happen.
Specific situations:
Situations described by $\nabla \cdot \vec{J}_{m} = 0$  Could have a net divergence of B at any point being zero. This could theoretically have a non zero current.
Any closed loop would suffice.
Imagine there being stationary magnetic monopoles, in a sea of moving monopoles with opposite charges. Net charge density everywhere is zero and thus no divergence of B anywhere.
The current density function in this scenario of ($\rho_{m} = 0, \vec{J}_{m} ≠ 0$)
Would take the form:
$\vec{J}_{m} = -\rho_{m} \vec{v}_{1} + \rho_{m} \vec{v}_{2}$
This requires 2 different current density functions to occupy the same space, the net function would not in the form $\vec{J}_{m} = \rho_m \vec{V}$ So would, in my opinion, not really be anything fundamental. As assuming all real distributions follow this, would require still, that monopoles exist, just occupying the same space.

A: It is not possible. To understand why, you need to visualise what vector equations really mean.
$\Delta B = 0: Take any small volume. 'Number of field lines' entering this volume will be equal to 'number of field lines' exiting this volume.
(Field lines are just a tool for visualising field. So number of field lines is not a well defined quantities. On other hand it is a powerful tool to visualise fields. We are going to use it)
This law follows directly from property of magnetic field lines that it always forms closed loop. If a field line enters a small volume, it will leave it at some point.
Magnetic Monopole: It is a point from which magnetic field lines emerge (or sink).
We can see that a field which emerges from a point or sinks at a point is incompatible with a field which always forms closed loops!


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VanOps Series
Review: The Alexandria Link by Steve Berry
Steve Berry writes thrillers for thinkers. My kind of books.
I've been a Berry fan for years and have read most of the more recent Cotton Malone tales. To see where it all began, I decided to go back to the former agent's roots. A few months ago I read The Templar Legacy, first in the series, and wanted to see how the author would follow it up. The Alexandria Link was next in line.
What a pleasure. This one had it all. High stakes, controversy, multiple villains, larger than life characters, family kidnapping, conflict with the ex-wife, fantastical premise, tight pacing, surprising twists, and even a moral to the story. A multi-faceted gem of a tale.
The non-stop action begins when the ex shows up to tell Malone their son has been kidnapped. Before he can strap on a gun, the bitter divorced couple is attacked, his book shop blown up, and Malone is pulled out of retirement again. The story kicks in from there, eventually finding three threads. First, there's Malone's high-wire quest to find the lost Library of Alexandria. Second, his old manager at the Magellan Billet, Stephanie Nelle, nearly dies several times navigating the dangerous political halls of Washington DC. The last thread follows Malone's pal, Henrik Thorvaldsen, a wealthy Dane who confronts the plot's mastermind in a picturesque Austrian mansion.
The heartbeat of the story is the first thread, which involves the cat and mouse between Malone and the ruthless mercenary who tricks him into pursuing clues that may lead to the ancient library, and its explosive revelations. Those disclosures would undermine Israel's claim to biblical legitimacy, and turn the world's three major religions upside down. Worldwide violence would surely ensue. As Malone travels from Copenhagen, to England, Portugal, and into the depths of the Sinai desert, the stakes have never been higher.
As a writer myself, I understand how difficult it is to weave multiple facets of a story together. And I've noticed how some authors are strong in one aspect of storytelling, but struggle in other areas. For instance, many thriller writers excel at heart-pounding action, but the characters are cardboard cutouts, which makes it hard for me to get emotionally invested. Or the prose is descriptive and interesting, but the story falls flat because it doesn't build to a logical conclusion. If you're a discerning bookworm, you're nodding your head in agreement. You know how hard it is to find an exciting story, with 3D characters, and a thought-provoking premise.
Look no further, gentle reader. If you're tired of finding only plain pebbles at the bookstore, check out Steve Berry. He's a word jeweler, precisely turning words into fine diamonds. His multi-faceted stories catch the light and shine with a brilliance unmatched in the genre.
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Parklands is a development of new homes in Weston-super-Mare, situated about 10 minutes' drive from the town centre and attractive coastline. This collection of 2-bedroom apartments, and 2, 3 and 4-bedroom houses will appeal to first-time buyers, families and commuters around the region.
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Breakbounce » Blog » Fashion » Graphic Printed T-shirts As A Global Trend.
It's official… graphic t-shirts have made a comeback. The rock, surf, and skate shirts popular in the '80s have been resurrected and rebranded for the modern era. Graphic tees are a staple of streetwear's heyday. Any lad growing up in Southern California in the '80s, in that strange limbo decade between the end of punk rock and the rise of hip-hop, had a closet stuffed with skate shirts by Powell Peralta and surf tees like Billabong and Quicksilver.
Today, graphic printed t-shirts are a global trend. And whether you're rocking a t-shirt with an eye-catching print or a witty, snarktastic saying, the printing methods have improved. That cool graphic design emblazoned on your shirt isn't gonna' fade after one wash. We've come a long way since the '80s, baby!
While influential box store fashion houses like Levi's and Gucci have embraced graphic t-shirts, streetwear originated in small, DIY clothing operations. Southern California's skate and surf brands began as low budget expressions of youth culture. Graphic printed tees are the equivalent of graffiti. It makes sense that a popular street artist like Shephard Fairey ("Obey Giant," The Barack Obama "Hope" poster) cut his teeth in California's streetwear industry.
According to "The Oral History of the Graphic T-Shirt," hip-hop ushered in the golden age of the graphic t-shirt. New York and Japan overtook California as hotspots for graphic tees, and independent t-shirt companies like Staple, Elements of Style, and 10.Deep were all the rage. Hole in the wall boutiques thrived, and every indie hip-hop group seemed to have their own graphic t-shirt designer. The heyday of graphic t-shirts came to an end with the Internet, as new brands sprouted up faster than mould.
The graphic t-shirt is the cornerstone of streetwear. The style may go into hiding for a few years, but when it comes back it's cooler and hipper than ever – re-tweaked for a new youth culture. Comfort and versatility is part of the appeal of graphic t-shirts; they can be worn with shorts, skinny jeans, stone washed chinos, bomber jackets, and anything else you have kicking around the closet. More importantly, however, graphic tees are unique and expressive. They're the pop art equivalent of analog in a digital world, representing individualism and DIY youth culture.


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The mission of GW Hospital is to provide the highest quality healthcare, advanced medical technology, and world-class service to its patients in an academic medical center dedicated to education and research. Director of Nursing Provides leadership, management, and direction to continually improve the profession of nursing and patient care within the George Washington University Hospitals Service Excellence Standards. The Director is responsible for nursing care within assigned areas. Responsible for nursing quality programs that are outcome-oriented and will develop and implement programs/plans in accordance with government regulations, licensing and accreditation requirements that effectively utilize resources to reach the organizations short and long-term strategic goals/objectives/mission. Job Requirements Education/Qualification BSN MS in nursing or Master s degree in related field preferred Over 5 years of progressive nursing management experience in an acute care setting. Preferred over 8 years of progressive nursing management experience in an acute care setting. Certification in specialty preferred Skills Demonstrated working knowledge nursing clinical practices and management. Demonstrated proficiency with common computer based applications such as electronic mail, word processing and various databases, whether PC, network or mainframe based. Ability to maintain confidentiality Ability to adapt to multiple and changing priorities Knowledge of principles and practices relevant to clinical nursing specialty practice. Demonstrated experience with Nursing Quality and Patient Safety programs and practices. Demonstrated knowledge of effective management and supervisory practices. Highly developed written and verbal communication skills. Interpersonal skills to foster a collaborative environment between staff members. Able to achieve operational goals though influence and expert change management skills. Demonstrates leadership abilities that contribute to a positive work environment. Promotes mutual respect and professionalism in working relationships. This opportunity offers the following: Challenging and rewarding work environment Growth and Development Opportunities within UHS and its Subsidiaries Competitive Compensation Excellent Medical, Dental, Vision and Prescription Drug Plan 401k plan with company match One of the nation's largest and most respected hospital companies, Universal Health Services, Inc. (UHS) has built an impressive record of achievement and performance. Steadily growing from a startup to an esteemed Fortune 500 corporation, UHS today has annual revenue nearing $10 billion. In 2017, UHS was recognized as one of the World's Most Admired Companies by Fortune; ranked #276 on the Fortune 500, and listed #275 in Forbes inaugural ranking of America's Top 500 Public Companies. Our operating philosophy is as effective today as it was 40 years ago: Build or acquire high quality hospitals in rapidly growing markets, invest in the people and equipment needed to allow each facility to thrive, and become the leading healthcare provider in each community we serve. Headquartered in King of Prussia, PA, UHS has more than 81,000 employees and through its subsidiaries operates more than 320 acute care hospitals, behavioral health facilities and ambulatory centers in the United States, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands and the United Kingdom. *UHS is a registered trademark of UHS of Delaware, Inc., the management company for Universal Health Services, Inc. and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Universal Health Services, Inc. Universal Health Services, Inc. is a holding company and operates through its subsidiaries including its management company, UHS of Delaware, Inc. All healthcare and management operations are conducted by subsidiaries of Universal Health Services, Inc. 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Gilded Age New York Podcasts
Frozen In Time: The Great Blizzard of 1888
March 7, 2018 January 2, 2020 Bowery Boys 13160 Views 0 Comments Blizzard of 1888, Brooklyn Bridge, snowstorms
PODCAST The story of the devastating snowstorm that changed New York City forever.
This year marks the 130th anniversary of one of the worst storms to ever wreak havoc upon New York City, the now-legendary mix of wind and snow called the Great Blizzard of 1888.
The battering snow-hurricane of 1888, with its freezing temperatures and crazy drifts three stories high, was made worse by the condition of New York's transportation and communication systems, all completely unprepared for 36 hours of continual snow.
The storm struck on Monday, March 11, 1888, but many thousands attempted to make their way to work anyway, not knowing how severe the storm would be. It would be the worst commute in New York City history. Fallen telephone and telegraph poles became a hidden threat under the quickly accumulating drifts.
Elevated trains were frozen in place, their passengers unable to get out for hours. Many died simply trying to make their way back home on foot, including Roscoe Conkling (at right), a power broker of New York's Republican Party.
But there were moments of amusement too. Saloons thrived, and actors trudged through to the snow in time for their performances, And for P.T. Barnum, the show must always go on!
This is a re-release of a show we recorded back in 2013. We think the comparisons to Hurricane Sandy that were made in that show feel even more relevant today.
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In the blizzard of 1888, the streets disappeared and the snow came down almost horizontally. Imagine being trapped at work, several miles from your home. This was the plight experienced by thousands of New Yorkers (and others throughout the northeast) that Monday. (Library of Congress)
Why did the 1888 blizzard become such a hazard for New Yorkers? Let this picture be your first clue. The city was a cobweb of elevated telegraph, telephone and electric wires. This picture is from 1887. (LOC)
Langill & Bodfish/Museum of the City of New York
Museum of City of New York
One example of a terrible (although minor) snow drift that might have kept this family in their home all day. Because of the unpredictable changes in wind, some houses might have been drift-free, while others close by completely locked in with snow. (LOC)
George Washington at the Sub-Treasury Building (today Federal Hall).
The Brooklyn Bridge, not even five years old, weathered the winds quite well, but became a hazard due to ice. In this picture, people are crossing over as there was no other way to get between Manhattan and Brooklyn. It's not clear if any of the trains are operating in this picture.
The biggest danger for those venturing outside were the hundreds of downed telegraph, telephone and electrical poles, no match for the intense gusts. The poles would quickly fall then get covered with snow, creating deadly hazards for people walking past. The snow would just as quickly cover over an unconscious individual; many New Yorkers froze to death when they fell and were instantly shrouded.
Henry Bergh, founder of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He did not survive the blizzard. (NYHS)
Transportation in and out of the city was at a complete standstill for half the week. Here workers frantically try to clear the way for trains going into Grand Central Depot.
Clean-up was truly chaotic, a feeble effort by the city paired with private contractors with horses, shovels and carts. The piles of snow were taken to water's edge and dumped, or, in a few less preferred cases, people just started bonfires and melted it away. (For a great picture of a snow dump in the river, see this photo at Shorpy of a blizzard from 1899.) Top pic courtesy LOC, at bottom Maggie Blanck.
The cover of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, usually one of the more sensational pieces of journalism people might have found at their newsstand.
Illustrations from Scientific American, March 24, 1888
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After losing an arm, Jake's guitar-playing days seemed gone. But not for long.
His determination to overcome adversity would be put to an extreme test later in life. One morning in May of 2012 Jake went to work for his employer, a company that provides survey instruments for oil and drilling companies. His task that day was to rebuild a "sub" that had been used to track whether an oil drill bit was drilling straight. It was something he was accustomed to handling, and he didn't think twice before beginning to dismantle the unit in front of him. But this time things didn't go right. As he was working to remove the two-and-half-foot-long lithium battery, it suddenly exploded, dousing him in toxic lithium that burned his flesh to the bone.
Jake was so badly burned that the doctors put him into an induced coma for over seven weeks. This would help his body relax so it could repair itself. They feared that he had inhaled some of the lithium and that his lungs were burned, so one of the doctors created an inhaled treatment that could address the lung tissue directly. It was a procedure that had never been done before, and it worked. Though much of his body began to heal, Jake continued to have a severely high fever that signaled infection. Sadly, it was determined that his right arm was so badly damaged and septic that it would have to be removed.
In addition to dealing with the pain of recovery, Jake now had to face the loss of his ability to pursue his passion for music. Jake's guitar playing days were over, or so he thought. "We were just hanging out in the shop one day, and my buddy asked me, 'What would it take to get you to play?'" Jake recalls. "I was like, 'I have no idea. Grow an arm?'" They got to talking and decided to see if they could make the impossible happen.
With parts they found around the room, they worked to put together a prosthesis that could hold a guitar pick. After several tries they found a configuration that they thought might work. "I tried it for 5 or 10 minutes," Jake says. "I was playing songs and trying to figure out what I needed to do to make it work — to make it sound clear and not just a bunch of mess." He started practicing more and more.
His brother, Justin, encouraged him to play live, but Jake was terrified to take the stage. He feared the worst. Not that he couldn't face the crowd, but that he couldn't meet his own expectations for himself. Could he play on stage and be as good as he was before? Could he think of himself as not just a pretty good one-armed guitarist, but as a great guitarist, period? Jake feared the answer would be no.
Justin decided a sneak attack was necessary. He invited Jake to a party for his brother-in-law, and when he arrived he found a full backline and his bandmates raring to go. But Jake was nervous. Justin urged him on. "You're going to do this, and you're just going to get over it," he told him. "We don't have to play all night. Let's play a little bit, and if you get tired, we'll shut her down." Jake was shaking. He didn't know what to do. He stepped up on the stage and started with something easy.


Building a strong resume brings you one step closer to getting that desired and coveted job. You must always ensure that as an accountant the resume speaks strongly about your profile and how ideal you would be for the job in question. Your resume should convince the potential employer of your ability to handle the position.
The next paragraph is about stating your key accounting strengths and how they exactly fit the required profile. The key is to think about the job in question and what it entails and what particular strengths it will require. The other thing is to consider your background i.e your previous jobs and if you are a new entrant just out of school your educational background is what should guide you in knowing your key strengths. Are you good at financial accounting, are you good at budgeting, financial analyses and the like? This is the place to make that known to the prospective employer. Ensure that you don\'t under sell yourself, but also do not write what you cannot demonstrate given the chance and opportunity.
Under strengths, you summarize what you have studied and the units that will correspond with the demands of the job in question. You also need to summarize value added skills and these are from your previous work experience. The idea here is to ensure that you show how efficient you can be if you are to undertake the same duties e.g payroll processing and how it will not be a new or daunting thing.
The other paragraph to be included in your resume is your educational background including your future educational plans and goals. If you currently have a first degree and you have enrolled for masters state it. You should state those that are relevant to the job you are applying for first before including other educational qualifications that you\'ve undertaken but are not directly relevant to the job where you have acquired transferable skills. The educational qualifications should be arranged from the most recent going downwards. You should state the school you attended, the qualification you got and the year of study.
The key to an ideal resume is tailoring it to fit the required job.


A restaurant is defined as a commercial establishment where meals can be bought and eaten. As our portfolio can attest we have completed many different projects of varying size and complexity that fall under this category. From stand-alone structures to food court fit up's we have completed them all. Our repeat clients in this segment are standing testimony to our expertise.
Interior renovations to dining room, kitchen and public bathrooms. Dining room and public washrooms to receive all new finishes and furniture. Modifications to the kitchen include a new partition wall, new FRP, plumbing and HVAC revisions, relocations of kitchen equipment. Exterior building revisions are to be completed as well, including new buildout around the front door and drive thru window. Buildouts to be cladded with red metal panels. Hardie board around the front end of the store, and painting to the remainder of the building. New handi cap ramp and curb at the drive thru entrance to be completed.
Interior tenant improvement for a Carl's Jr. Restaurant. The project is for complete dining room finishes and kitchen installation for the restaurant.
New wood framed Tim Hortons / Cold Stone Creamery restaurant with drive thru. Exterior finish is EIFS, cultured stone and TPO roofing. Ceramic tile throughout. Painting and t-bar ceiling to public areas. FRP to kitchen walls.
Extensive renovation including new dining room and bathrooms as well as a complete removal and application of new finishes to exterior. Project included structural changes along with the aesthetic changes.
Complete gut and new build out of the dining room and washrooms in an existing operating McDonalds. This project also included work to the drive thru and kitchen to a lesser extent. All new furniture and finished were installed.
Free standing single story wood frame building for the new Tim Horton's in Westmount Centre in Edmonton.


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package net.azstudio.groooseller.http;

import net.azstudio.groooseller.model.app.PushInfo;
import net.azstudio.groooseller.model.app.ShopInfo;
import net.azstudio.groooseller.model.business.FoodOrder;
import net.azstudio.groooseller.model.http.HttpFood;
import net.azstudio.groooseller.model.http.AuthToken;
import net.azstudio.groooseller.model.http.AuthUser;
import net.azstudio.groooseller.model.http.HttpResult;
import net.azstudio.groooseller.model.http.ShopStatus;

import java.util.List;

import okhttp3.ResponseBody;
import retrofit2.Call;
import retrofit2.http.Body;
import retrofit2.http.DELETE;
import retrofit2.http.GET;
import retrofit2.http.Header;
import retrofit2.http.Headers;
import retrofit2.http.PATCH;
import retrofit2.http.POST;
import retrofit2.http.PUT;
import retrofit2.http.Path;
import retrofit2.http.Query;
import rx.Observable;

/**
 * Created by runzii on 16-4-13.
 */
public interface ApiService {

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @POST("accounts/token")
    Observable<HttpResult<AuthToken>> getAuthToken(@Body AuthUser user);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @GET("shops/shop/{id}/info")
    Observable<HttpResult<ShopInfo>> getShopInfo(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @PATCH("shops/shop/{id}/info")
    Observable<HttpResult<String>> setShopInfo(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid, @Body ShopInfo shopInfo);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @PUT("accounts/{id}/profile")
    Observable<HttpResult<String>> setPushInfo(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid, @Body PushInfo pushInfo);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @PUT("shops/shop/{id}/status")
    Observable<HttpResult<ResponseBody>> setShopStatus(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid, @Body ShopStatus status);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @GET("shops/shop/{id}/menu")
    Observable<HttpResult<List<HttpFood>>> getMenu(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @POST("shops/shop/{id}/menu")
    Observable<HttpResult<ResponseBody>> addFood(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid, @Body HttpFood food);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @PUT("shops/shop/{id}/menu")
    Observable<HttpResult<ResponseBody>> editFood(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid, @Body HttpFood food);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @DELETE("shops/shop/{id}/menu")
    Observable<HttpResult<ResponseBody>> deleteFood(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid, @Query("id") int foodid);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @DELETE("shops/shop/{id}/menu")
    Observable<HttpResult<ResponseBody>> deleteFoodByCategory(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid, @Query("category") String foodid);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @GET("shops/shop/{id}/order")
    Observable<HttpResult<List<FoodOrder>>> getOrder(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid, @Query("start_time") String start, @Query("end_time") String end);

    @Headers("Content-Type: application/json")
    @PUT("shops/shop/{id}/order")
    Observable<HttpResult<ResponseBody>> editOrder(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Path("id") int shopid, @Body FoodOrder order);
}


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A revised area taxonomy of phytogeographical regions within the Australian Bioregionalisation Atlas
Malte Ebach, D.J. Murphy, Carlos GONZALEZ-OROZCO, Joseph Miller
The phytogeographical regions and sub-regions of Australia are revised in light of new data from a recent analysis by González-Orozco, Ebach et al. (2014). The new revision includes two new regions, Northern regio nova and Northern Desert regio nova, and five new sub-regions, Nullarbor sub-regio nova, Central Desert sub-regio nova, Great Sandy Desert Interzone sub-regio nova, Central Queensland sub-regio nova and, Southwestern sub-regio nova. This new revised version of the phytogeographical regions and sub-regions of Australia's land plants provides an updated classification based on historical nomenclature. The analysis by González-Orozco, Ebach et al. (2014) is a biogeographically centered classification that generated the first exclusively taxonomic regionalisation of Australia's land plants, used here to update the ABA phytogeographical regions.
Phytotaxa
https://doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.208.4.2
phytogeographical region
regionalization
Ebach, M., Murphy, D. J., GONZALEZ-OROZCO, C., & Miller, J. (2015). A revised area taxonomy of phytogeographical regions within the Australian Bioregionalisation Atlas. Phytotaxa, 208(4), 261-277. https://doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.208.4.2
Ebach, Malte ; Murphy, D.J. ; GONZALEZ-OROZCO, Carlos ; Miller, Joseph. / A revised area taxonomy of phytogeographical regions within the Australian Bioregionalisation Atlas. In: Phytotaxa. 2015 ; Vol. 208, No. 4. pp. 261-277.
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