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Office of the Governor > News > Week in Review > West Virginia Week in Review Newsletters - 2020 > West Virginia Week in Review - August 22, 2020
West Virginia Week in Review - August 22, 2020
Gov. Justice announces updated County Alert System for school status, nursing home visitation
This week, Gov. Jim Justice made a series of changes to the county-by-county color-coding system that was recently put in place to communicate the safety status of schools. On Monday, Gov. Justice updated the thresholds that determined the level of openness for each Pre-K-12 school in West Virginia.
The updated thresholds are as follows (based on a seven-day rolling average):
GREEN: 3 and fewer cases per 100,000
YELLOW: 3.1 – 9.9 cases per 100,000
ORANGE: 10 – 24.9 cases per 100,000
RED: 25+ cases per 100,000
Then on Friday, Gov. Justice announced that the county-by-county map is being expanded to include the safety status of nursing homes and has been updated with an enhancement to its metric calculation for low-population counties. The West Virginia COVID-19 Dashboard has been updated to include a live, interactive map that reflects the color status of each county in real-time. The map will now be called the County Alert System and will be used for multiple purposes.
Beyond reflecting how schools in each county will operate, nursing homes across the state will begin using the same green-yellow-orange-red color scale to notify the public about the status of visitation at such facilities within each county. For both schools and nursing homes, Gov. Justice and health experts also announced an enhancement to the metric calculation that determines each county's color. To account for the possibility of outliers in regions with smaller populations, the metric for counties with fewer than 16,000 residents will be based on the number of new daily cases per 100,000 people on a 14-day rolling average. Meanwhile, the metric for counties with more than 16,000 residents will still be based on the number of new daily cases per 100,000 people on a seven-day rolling average.
Also on Friday, Gov. Justice announced that, at his direction and with the approval of state medical experts, the Department of Education has modified its School Re-Entry Protocol. The new protocol requires face coverings for students in grades 3 and above in various settings:
GREEN: Require face coverings for grades 3 and above on buses and in congregant settings (outside of core groups) where social distancing cannot be maintained.
YELLOW: Require face coverings for grades 3-5 on buses and in congregant settings (outside of core groups) where social distancing cannot be maintained. Require face coverings for grades 6 and above at all times.
ORANGE: Require face coverings for grades 3 and above at all times.
RED: N/a (In-person instruction will be canceled if a county reaches red status).
These requirements are in addition to previously announced protocols for in-person instruction.
Gov. Justice hosts Dr. Deborah Birx, White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator, to discuss West Virginia virus response
Prior to his regularly scheduled COVID-19 press briefing Wednesday, Gov. Justice hosted Dr. Deborah Birx, Coronavirus Response Coordinator for the White House Coronavirus Task Force, at the West Virginia Capitol to discuss efforts being made to combat the spread of COVID-19 and safely reopen the state.
"Dr. Birx, you see her on TV all the time, she is amazing," Gov. Justice said. "She has incredible energy and unbelievable knowledge. She's traveled all across the country. The great work that she's doing and her dedication to West Virginia and this nation is amazing. And I can very proudly say that she was tickled to death with the things we're doing in West Virginia."
In an interview with members of the media following a roundtable with state leaders at the Culture Center, Dr. Birx praised West Virginia for executing an effective virus response. Dr. Birx specifically commended Gov. Justice and state leaders for developing what she called a "remarkable" plan to safely reopen schools across the state. The plan uses a scientific metric to evaluate the safety level in each county and a color-coded map system to let parents, students, teachers, and faculty know what precautions will be taken to ensure the safety of their communities.
"We're going to put it in our governors report next week and I'm worried that West Virginia is going to get a call from another 49 governors," Dr. Birx said. "To really lay out the metrics of where every county is, making that visible to every single parent, and linking that to school choice and then very clear guidances of what to do depending on what your category is."
In an email from the White House Friday, sent to all 50 of the nation's governors offices, Dr. Deborah Birx, Coronavirus Response Coordinator for the White House Coronavirus Task Force, specifically highlighted Gov. Justice and West Virginia's County Alert System as a leading practice for other national leaders to emulate as they make decisions about their own school re-entry plans.
Gov. Justice, Vice President Mike Pence hold joint briefing on West Virginia COVID-19 response
Gov. Justice joined Vice President Mike Pence last Saturday, along with several other national and state leaders, for a briefing to discuss efforts being made in West Virginia to combat the spread of COVID-19 and safely reopen the state.
"Thank you for your leadership during this extraordinarily challenging time," Vice President Pence said to Gov. Justice. "I truly do believe, Governor, that because of your leadership and because of this team you have assembled and because of the cooperation of the people of West Virginia, you have saved lives in this state."
Vice President Pence serves as the leader of the White House Coronavirus Task Force. The Vice President and Gov. Justice were joined for the briefing by U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Congresswoman Carol Miller, Congressman Alex Mooney, United States Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue, United States Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma, West Virginia Coronavirus Czar Dr. Clay Marsh, and West Virginia National Guard Adjutant General Maj. Gen. James Hoyer.
Gov. Justice announces drop in West Virginia unemployment rate
During his briefing Wednesday, Gov. Justice announced that West Virginia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped to 9.9% for the month of July. The national unemployment rate for July was 10.2%. Since April, when state unemployment levels reached 15.9%, more than 47,000 jobs have been recovered across West Virginia. Before the pandemic, West Virginia had historic economic growth that led to a 4.7% unemployment rate statewide.
Gov. Justice announces expansion in Kids Connect initiative
On Friday, WVDE Superintendent Clayton Burch reported that Gov. Justice's Kids Connect initiative – a joint effort between the Governor's Office of Technology, the WVDE, and the Higher Education Policy Commission to establish over 1,000 free wireless internet access points statewide by Sept. 8 – is ahead of schedule and has plans to expand its reach even further than originally anticipated. At the suggestion of West Virginia National Guard Adjutant General, Maj. Gen. James Hoyer, the WVDE will add more Kids Connect hotspots at each of the state's 20 armories. Superintendent Burch added that the WVDE's interactive map of Kids Connect locations will be updated with the extra hotspot sites.
Gov. Justice adds self-employed, sole proprietors to those eligible to receive small business grants
On Wednesday, Gov. Justice announced that he is opening up his West Virginia CARES Act Small Business Grant Program to sole proprietorships and self-employed individuals in West Virginia. Any sole proprietor or self-employed person, in operation on or before March 1, 2020, is now able to apply for up to $2,000 in grant funding. Meanwhile, any West Virginia-based small business with 1-35 employees, in existence on or before March 1, 2020 is still able to apply for up to $5,000 in grant funding. Over 2,300 of these applications have been submitted to date, with more than $9.5 million being awarded so far. Businesses planning to apply must first be registered as a vendor with the State to be eligible. Guidelines for the grants and instructions on how to apply are available at Grants.wv.gov.
The application will remain open until Sept. 30, 2020.
Gov. Justice extends Mon County bar closure, announces reopening date
Gov. Justice announced that, after one final extension to countywide bar closure in Monongalia County, these facilities will be able to open at the end of this month, provided that they adhere to a list of additional safety guidelines. On Wednesday, Gov. Justice issued an executive order, extending the closure of all bars in Mon County for an additional 11 days. The extension was requested by West Virginia University and the Monongalia County Commission, with WVU students returning to campus in Morgantown this week. The new order extends the countywide bar closure until Monday, Aug. 31, 2020, at 12:01 a.m. Gov. Justice pledged that this will stand as the reopening date, barring a major uptick in case numbers or another unforeseen circumstance and provided that all safety guidelines are properly followed.
Gov. Justice announces funding being sent to volunteer fire departments
On Wednesday, Gov. Justice announced that the $4.19 million that he pledged to support West Virginia's volunteer fire departments is now ready for distribution. Each of the state's 419 VFDs will receive $10,000.
"Our firefighters have all meant so much to us during this pandemic, but especially the ones who do so on a voluntary basis," Gov. Justice said. "I love being able to get this money out because, at the end of the day, this is going to help us save more lives."
The funds must be used to help pay, specifically, for extraordinary costs incurred by these volunteer EMS agencies during this pandemic.
Gov. Justice directs Workforce West Virginia to apply for "Lost Wage Assistance" unemployment insurance funds
On Wednesday, Gov. Justice directed WorkForce West Virginia to apply for the Lost Wages Assistance Payments grant through the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA). Upon approval by FEMA, this grant will allow WorkForce West Virginia to provide an additional $400 per week in assistance payment to those receiving Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits due to COVID-related impacts. FEMA disaster relief funds will cover $300 of the new weekly payment and the other $100 will come from West Virginia's allocation of the federal CARES Act Coronavirus Relief Fund. Lost Wage Assistance was established after Congress did not reauthorize the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation program, which provided an extra $600 payment to eligible UI claimants.
West Virginia confirms first case of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome
The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources confirmed Thursday that a West Virginia child has been diagnosed with Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C). This is the first reported case in West Virginia. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, MIS-C is a condition where different body parts can become inflamed, including the heart, lungs, kidneys, brain, skin, eyes, or gastrointestinal organs. Children with MIS-C may have a fever and various symptoms, including abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, neck pain, rash, bloodshot eyes, or feeling extra tired. Many children with MIS-C had the virus that causes COVID-19, or had been exposed to someone with COVID-19.
State Superintendent announces school re-entry hotline
State Superintendent of Schools Clayton Burch announced Friday that the West Virginia Department of Education has launched a School Re-entry Hotline, specifically dedicated to answering any parent, educator, or citizen's questions or concerns related to the WVDE's plan for returning to school.
The School Re-entry Hotline is available at 304-957-1234.
WV DHS releases update on retesting efforts at South Central Regional Jail
The West Virginia Department of Homeland Security announced Tuesday that retesting at the South Central Regional Jail shows COVID-19 has been largely contained, with 57 positive and 433 negative results among inmates and six positive and 84 negative results among staff. The positive inmates are in just five of the jail's 24 housing units, including the two units where cases prompted the second round of enhanced testing at the facility. None of the positive inmates required care, as of Tuesday, in the jail's medical section or at an outside facility. The positive employees were all self-quarantining at home.
Gov. Justice awards $1.1 million to again ensure the survival of dozens more West Virginia fairs and festivals
For the second time in as many weeks, Gov. Justice held a virtual ceremony Tuesday to award more than a million dollars in grant funds to help ensure the survival of numerous fairs and festivals across West Virginia. Gov. Justice awarded 64 additional grants, worth $1,144,010 from the Governor's Contingency Fund, to help various organizations that host fairs, festivals, or similar events bridge the gap in a year where such events were forced to be canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Out of the round of additional funding announced Tuesday, 52 grants, worth a combined amount of $451,790, were awarded to organizations that normally receive funding for their fairs and festivals through Preservation WV Grants. Ten grants, worth a combined amount of $688,220, were awarded to individual arts line items that were included in the Fiscal Year 2021 budget. And two grants, worth a combined amount of $4,000, were awarded to a pair of additional festivals in Bluefield.
Gov. Justice announces additional COVID-19 testing locations
Gov. Justice updated the schedule of upcoming free community COVID-19 testing events taking place over the next several weeks at various dates and times in multiple counties across the state.
Weir High School: 100 Red Rider Road, Weirton, WV
Madison Civic Center: 261 Washington Avenue, Madison, WV
Alum Creek Church of Christ: 2368 Childress Road, Alum Creek, WV
Friday, August 28 & Saturday, August 29
Webster County High School: 1 Highlander Drive, Cowen, WV
Nazarene Camp: 6461 Webster Road, Summersville, WV
Gov. Justice presents $250,000 check to fund upgrades at new One Voice recovery facility
Thursday, Gov. Justice awarded a $250,000 check to fund several upgrades to the building that will house nonprofit organization One Voice's new community-based recovery facility in Oceana. One Voice Inc. is a charity that supports individuals and families struggling with substance use disorder and other life-controlling issues in communities in Wyoming County and all across West Virginia. The new One Voice facility is part of the pilot project Gov. Justice previously announced for Wyoming County, which partnered West Virginia DHHR's Office of Drug Control Policy and Marshall University to find innovative ways to combat substance abuse disorder in West Virginia's most vulnerable communities. Gov. Justice presented the ceremonial check to One Voice Executive Director Debra Davis, who established the nonprofit in 2005.
Gov. Justice orders flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of former West Virginia Delegate
Gov. Justice issued a proclamation Monday, ordering all United States and West Virginia flags at the Capitol Complex and all state-owned facilities in Wood County be displayed at half-staff, from dawn to dusk, Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2020, in commemoration of the distinguished life and service of former West Virginia Delegate Robert T. Goldenberg. A Parkersburg native and graduate of Parkersburg High School, Goldenberg represented Wood County in the West Virginia Legislature as a member of the House of Delegates from 1961-1962. Goldenberg served in the United States Navy as a minesweeper in combat in the Pacific Theatre, including the invasion of Okinawa, obtaining the rank of Lieutenant Junior Grade. Goldenberg practiced law in West Virginia for 69 years. At the time of his death, he was the oldest practicing lawyer in the state.
WV DHHR warns against fraudulent COVID-19 contact tracing calls
The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources released a video Wednesday warning West Virginians about fraudulent calls concerning COVID-19 contact tracing. Official contact tracers will not ask for money, your social security number, or financial information. If you receive a call and suspect fraud, report it to the WV Attorney General's Office: 1-800-368-8808.
WVNG takes part in bridge dedication ceremony
Wednesday, the West Virginia National Guard took part in a bridge dedication ceremony for a former WVARNG member, MSG Richard "Dick" Smoot. Smoot was a highly decorated green beret who had served in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. He was tragically killed in 2015 by a drunk driver. The WVNG continues to honor his legacy through this small token of remembrance in the community.
West Virginians urged to participate in the 2020 Census
Once more, Gov. Justice asked all West Virginians to participate in the 2020 United States Census. Every West Virginian who does not respond to the Census represents a loss of $20,000 in federal funds over the next 10 years for the state and its local communities. The funds can go toward things like healthcare, education, infrastructure, school lunch programs, and more.
To date, 84.5 percent of West Virginians have been counted. For perspective, during the last Census in 2010, the state's final response rate was just 74 percent. West Virginians are able to complete the Census until Sept. 30, 2020.
Be counted in minutes: 2020census.gov.
Also this week:
West Virginia Department of Transportation to hold virtual public meeting on Nitro-St. Albans I-64 Improvement Project
Gov. Justice issues Executive Order concerning Workforce West Virginia employees
WVNG welcomes home additional 150th and 201st deployed service members
WVNG issues statement on the passing of Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Allen Tackett


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Faculty are also provided with resources and opportunities to engage in additional professional development activities, including attending/presenting at national conferences. In addition, the Bard Early College Research Fund, an initiative that provides funding to faculty to support scholarly and artistic projects across the early college network.
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Bard runs state-approved teacher training programs in New York, Maryland, and Ohio. For more information, contact [email protected].
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These programs currently exist in three states: Maryland, Ohio, and New York. See below for more information about each program.
The Maryland Approved Alternative Preparation Program (MAAPP) is a two-year program that culminates in the obtaining of a Standard Professional Certificate, transferable across state lines, for faculty who successfully complete all program requirements. The MAAPP is operated as a partnership between Bard and Baltimore City Schools and includes pre-service and ongoing professional development workshops that cover best practices in early college pedagogy and skills necessary to teach students in 9th-12th grade, such as classroom engagement and management strategies, differentiated instruction, lesson planning, scaffolding toward college, restorative practices, grading and feedback, and analyzing student data. Workshops are facilitated by experienced instructors from the Bard Early College network, Bard Master of Arts in Teaching program, and Bard Institute for Writing and Thinking. The program also includes ongoing mentoring from experienced teachers in the subject area. The program culminates in the completion of a final portfolio.
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The workshops are held at Bard High School Early College Cleveland (13501 Terminal Avenue). Workshops are facilitated by experienced instructors from the Bard Early College network, Bard Master of Arts in Teaching program, and Bard Institute for Writing and Thinking.
Faculty will be eligible to advance from the Alternative Resident Educator License to a Professional License following the successful completion of PDI, four years of successful teaching experience, and having obtained passing scores on all state-required exams for certification.
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To apply, please complete the online application.
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Queen Sapyeong of the Jeonju Yi clan () was the first and primary wife of King Gangjong of Goryeo when he was still a crown prince who just reigned for 9 months. Descended from Yi Yongbu, she would become the first cousin fifth removed to Yi Seonggye and only royal wife in Korean history who was born and came from the Jeonju Yi clan.

Biography

Early life
The future Queen Sapyeong was born into the Jeonju Yi clan as the only daughter of Yi Ui-bang, son of Yi Yong-bu and Lady Jo in Jeonju, Jeollakbuk-do.

Marriage and later life
In 1174, she married Crown Prince Wang Suk as his primary and first wife since her father had a big influence in the court. However, after 5 months reign, her father was assassinated in the coup led by Jeong-Gyun (정균), son of Jeong Jung-bu (정중부), which she later expelled from her position and out the palace according to the opinion that,
"You cannot have the rebel's daughter as a spouse and companion for you.""반역자의 딸을 동궁의 배필로 둘 수 없다."

After her husband's ascension to the throne, she then received her title back and posthumously honoured as a Queen Consort. The couple had a daughter who later married Wang Chun, Duke Hawon (왕춘 하원공).

After that, her life was not appear in both of Goryeosa or Goryeosajeolyo.

Family
Father: Yi Ui-bang (이의방, 李義方) (1121 - 12 January 1174)
Grandfather: Yi Yong-bu (이용부, 李勇夫)
Great-grandfather:Yi Gung-jin (이궁진, 李宮進)
Great-great-grandfather: Yi Jin-yu (이진유, 李珍有)
 Grandmother: Lady Yi (이씨, 李氏); daughter of Yi Hyeong (이형, 李珩) from the Samcheok Yi clan
Mother: Lady Jo (조씨, 曺氏)
Husband: Crown Prince Wang Suk (황태자 왕숙) (10 May 1152 — 26 October 1213); son of King Myeongjong and Queen Uijeong.
Daughter: Princess Suryeong (수령궁주) (1174 - ?)
Son-in-law: Wang Chun, Duke Hawon (하원공 왕춘, 河源公 王瑃); grandson of Princess Changrak and great-grandson of King Injong

In popular culture
 Portrayed by Park Eun-bin in the 2003-2004 KBS TV series Age of Warriors.

References

External links
Queen Sapyeong on Encykorea .

Royal consorts of the Goryeo Dynasty
Year of birth unknown
Year of death unknown
Jeonju Yi clan
People from Jeonju

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Wolf 424 (GJ 473 AB / LHS 333 / G 60-14) es una estrella binaria en la constelación de Virgo.
Visualmente se localiza al sur de Vindemiatrix (ε Virginis) y al norte de Minelava (δ Virginis); de magnitud aparente +12,6, no se puede observar a simple vista.
Se encuentra a 14,2 años luz de distancia del sistema solar. El sistema fue descubierto por Max Wolf, pionero de la astrofotografía que descubrió cientos de estrellas variables.

La componente principal, Wolf 424 A, es una enana roja fría de la secuencia principal, con una masa de 0,14 masas solares y un radio inferior a 0,17 radios solares. Es uno de los objetos más tenues —una de las enanas rojas más débiles— en las cercanías del sistema solar. Su compañera, Wolf 424 B, es incluso más pequeña. La luminosidad de esta última es 8/100.000 veces la del Sol; se piensa que la baja luminosidad es en parte debida a la existencia de manchas en su superficie. Wolf 424 B es una variable fulgurante muy activa designada como FL Virginis.

Las dos componentes del sistema estelar Wolf 424 se mueven en una órbita cuya excentricidad es de 0,28, por lo que la separación entre ambas varía entre 2,6 y 4,2 UA. El período orbital del sistema es de 16,2 años y la órbita está inclinada 103º para el observador terrestre. Las estrellas más cercanas a Wolf 424 son Ross 128 y EE Leonis, a 4,0 y 7,2 años luz respectivamente.

Véase también
 Lista de estrellas cercanas a la Tierra

Referencias
 Wolf 424 (SIMBAD)
 Wolf 424 (Solstation)

Enanas rojas
Estrellas binarias
Estrellas variables
Estrellas fulgurantes
Constelación de Virgo
Estrellas próximas al sistema solar


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Berlin's 4engineers.io breaks new ground for the engineering talent sector
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The advantages of the job platform include the clearer application process and the high reach of the dream job profile, which includes personal service by the recruiting experts from 4engineers. They are available to the specialists with advice and action by request - and completely free of charge.
"We turn professional development into an experience," says Schleuthner, adding, "especially since we are not resting on our laurels, but are already working on the next evolutionary step: with the implementation of machine learning in the coming year, our digital career booster will be even more intelligent and accurate. In the medium term, we would also like to bring our platforms together and thus become one of the central points of contact for a large number of highly qualified and sought-after professional groups."
In addition to the engineers, 4engineers' companies are already benefiting, says the Managing Director:
"Through direct and uncomplicated access to our constantly growing current specialists pool with its wide range of competent specialists, vacancies can be filled with very little effort. This saves time and money."
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Q: How display watchkit glance from iOS app I have an iOS app with a corresponding WatchKit app.  When I press a button in the iOS app, I want to launch the watch app glance screen and show a countdown timer.
Which method or techniques should I use. I have already setup the glance screen and glance schemes, but have no idea how to launch the glance.

A: You can't programmatically launch your glance (or watch app) from your iOS app.
The best you can do is send the application context to the watch, so that the glance or watch app would already have details about the countdown, if either were opened by the user.
You can find out more about this in WCSession Class Reference.

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In order to close a real estate transaction, several things must happen once the seller has accepted the buyer's offer. The property title must be researched to ensure that there are no other parties having claims against the property. The seller's mortgage lender, homeowner's association and any other parties which the seller would be liable to, must be informed of the pending sale. Property boundaries should be surveyed if the Buyer is financing. All financial information is then reported on a HUD-1 Settlement Statement to all parties involved in the real estate transaction. Only when that Settlement Statement is finalized can the transaction be closed. We strive to make the closing process as convenient as possible for all involved. We will then make certain that all appropriate closing documents are filed and recorded, and that the final title insurance policies are issued to all parties.


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Owens Acquires New Properties in Hannibal Square
WINTER PARK, FL | JANUARY 12, 2016
Owens Realty Capital announced today that they acquired a portfolio of 7 buildings and two land parcels in the Hannibal Square district of downtown Winter Park for $32,475,000. The assemblage of seven buildings situated along West New England and West Welbourne Avenues between South Pennsylvania and South Virginia Avenues. Constructed between 1945 and 2005, the buildings encompass 30,079 square feet of retail and 14,572 square feet of office space, nearly 100 percent leased to various tenants, including restaurants, upscale salons, interior design studios, and home furnishing retailers. In addition, the property also has a 72-unit residential component totaling 51,235 square feet that is 100 percent leased.
Palmer Vietor from Owens Realty Services represented the buyer in the off-market transaction, and Michael Weinberg and Matthew Sand from HFF handled the debt placement. With this transaction, Owens Realty Capital now owns nearly 2.5 acres of vacant land, 185,000 SF of commercial space, and a 250-space garage, all within the Hannibal Square area.


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Browsing Library of Congress Call Numbers : "CR19 .G8 1724" to "CR4480 .P36" (Overview; Include extended shelves)
CR101 .U65 1907 The Flags of the Confederate States of America (New Orleans: For sale by W. E. Mickle, c1907), by United Confederate Veterans
CR113 .C49 Our Flag: Its History and Changes From 1620 to 1896 (second edition; New Haven: Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor, 1896), by Sarah Elizabeth Champion (page images at LOC)
CR113 .H3 Did Betsey Ross Design the Flag of the United States of America? (Scottsville, NY: I. Van Hooser, printer, 1917), by Franklin Hanford
CR113 .O97 Our Flag (Washington: GPO, 2007), by United States Congress
PDF at govinfo.gov
CR113 .R7 Old Glory: The Story of Our Country's Flag (New York: Platt and Nourse Co., c1913), by George Alexander Ross (page images at childrensbooksonline.org)
CR113.5 .C6 Confederate Banners (Roanoke, VA: Stone Printing and Manufacturing co., n.d.), by Mary Lynn Conrad
CR114.5 .N5 P6 Seal and Flag of the City of New York (New York and London: G. P. Putnam's sons, 1915), ed. by John Pine
CR892 .T7 H8 1913 Les Emblèmes des Beys de Tunis: Étude sur les Signes de l'Autonomie Husseinite (in French; Paris: E. Leroux, 1913), by Henri Hugon, contrib. by G. Alapetite (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
CR1202 .Z62 Heraldry in America (Philadelphia: Dept. of Heraldry, Bailey, Banks and Biddle Co., 1895), by Eugene Zieber
CR1619 .B95 1844 Encyclopaedia of Heraldry: or, General Armory of England, Scotland, and Ireland, Comprising a Registry of All Armorial Bearings From the Earliest to the Present Time, Including the Late Grants by the College of Arms (third edition, with supplement; London: H. G. Bohn, 1844), by John Burke and Bernard Burke (page images at HathiTrust)
CR1619 .B95 1847 Encyclopaedia of Heraldry: or, General Armory of England, Scotland, and Ireland, Comprising a Registry of All Armorial Bearings From the Earliest to the Present Time, Including the Late Grants by the College of Arms (third edition, with supplement; London: H. G. Bohn, 1847), by John Burke and Bernard Burke (multiple formats at archive.org)
CR1619 .B95 1851 Encyclopaedia of Heraldry: or, General Armory of England, Scotland, and Ireland, Comprising a Registry of All Armorial Bearings From the Earliest to the Present Time, Including the Late Grants by the College of Arms (third edition, with supplement; London: H. G. Bohn, 1851), by John Burke and Bernard Burke
CR1627.N7 R8 A List of Coat Armour Used in Norfolk Before the Date of the First Herald's Visitation of 1563 (2 volumes; Norwich, UK: Roberts and Co., 1917-1918), by Walter Rye
Part I: multiple formats at archive.org
Part II: multiple formats at archive.org
both parts: page images at HathiTrust; US access only
CR1887 .H6 K3 Die Wappen der Alten Bauernfamilien in den Holsteinischen Elbmarschen, Gesammelt und mit Begleitendem Text und Genealogien Versehen (in German; Altona: Riegel und Jensen, 1920), by Max Kahlke and Walter Kahlke (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
CR2065 .L4 Herby Szlachty Polskiej (2 volumes in 1, in Polish; Poznan: Nakl. A. Fiedlera, 1908), by Zbigniew Leszczyc
Volume 1: DjVu in Poland
both volumes; page images at HathiTrust; US access only
CR3891 .B6 A Book Explaining the Ranks and Dignities of British Society, Intended Chiefly for the Instruction of Young Persons (London: Printed for Tabart and Co, 1809), by Charles Lamb (page images at HathiTrust)
CR3918 .E4 The Question of the Precedency of the Peers of Ireland in England: Fairly Stated in a Letter to an English Lord, By a Nobleman of the Other Kingdom (Dublin, 1739), by John Perceval Egmont
CR4480 .P36 Papers Relative to the Regalia of Scotland (Edinburgh, 1829), by William Bell


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Pence Swears In First Chief of Space Operations at White House Event
Posted by: Charles Pope in In the News January 15, 2020	0
By Charles Pope –
Vice President Mike Pence swore in Air Force Gen. John W. "Jay" Raymond as the highest-ranking military leader of the newly created U.S. Space Force in a ceremony that recognized the arrival of the nation's newest military branch.
Raymond was formally designated the first chief of space operations in a formal ceremony sponsored by the White House and held at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. It came less than a month after the Space Force, by law, became the sixth independent branch of the U.S. military, marking the first time since 1947 that a new military branch had been created.
"The first decision the president made after establishing the Space Force was deciding who should be its first leader," Pence said. "I was around when the President made that decision and I can tell you, he never hesitated. He knew right away there was no one more qualified or more prepared from a lifetime of service than General Jay Raymond to serve as the first leader of the Space Force."
The Space Force was established Dec. 20 when President Donald J. Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act. He also appointed Raymond to lead the Space Force. Although directed by its own military leadership, the Space Force is nested within the Department of the Air Force.
Raymond noted the historic nature of the moment. "Not only is this historical; it's critical," he said. "That is not lost on me or the outstanding Americans who serve with me."
The Space Force's overarching responsibility is training, equipping and organizing a cadre of space professionals who protect U.S. and allied interests in space while also providing space capabilities to the joint force. The Space Force's mandate includes developing military space professionals, acquiring military space systems, refining military doctrine for space power, and organizing space forces for use by combatant commands.
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A major reason for creating the Space Force is the importance of space for both national security and everyday life. It is the backbone that allows for instant communication worldwide, precision navigation and global commerce. The U.S. Space Force will ensure the country's continued leadership in space, Raymond said. Equally important, he added, is avoiding conflict in space.
"We want to deter that conflict from happening," he said. "The best way I know how to do that is through a position of strength."
Among those attending the ceremony were Defense Secretary Dr. Mark T. Esper, Deputy Defense Secretary of Defense David L. Norquist, Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein and Air Force Gen. John E. Hyten, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, as well as Adm. Charles Ray, vice commandant of the Coast Guard; Navy Adm. Michael Gilday, chief of naval operations; and Air Force Gen. Joseph L. Lengyel, chief of the National Guard Bureau.
"We are moving forward with alacrity and in accordance with presidential direction, the law, and DOD guidance," Barrett said about the establishment of the new U.S. Space Force. "Directing this effort is the incomparably qualified leader, General 'Jay' Raymond. As a career space officer, he's the perfect person to guide this lean, agile, vital Space Force."
Raymond was the natural choice for the job. He is the commander of the U.S. Space Command; the nation's unified command for space.
Before his new role, Raymond was the commander of Air Force Space Command, which carried the nation's primary military focus on space, managing a constellation of satellites, developing policy and programs and training frontline space operators. Air Force Space Command was redesignated as the U.S. Space Force under the recently passed NDAA.
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More broadly, the Space Force is responsible for maintaining the United States' space superiority, even as space becomes more crowded and contested. The NDAA, which created the Space Force, also directs that the Space Force "shall provide the freedom of operation in, from, and to space, while providing prompt and sustained space operations."
(Charles Pope is assigned to the Secretary of the Air Force Office of Public Affairs. Air Force Maj. Will Russell contributed to this report.)
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Q: Different post format options per custom post type? I want to add post formats for each post type. For example, I have a post type 'Gallery'. I want to add 'images', 'galleries' and 'videos' in this post. In normal posts I want to use another list of post formats.
I try:
function postf()
{
    global $post_ID;

    $postType = get_post_type( $post_ID );

    if( $_GET['post_type'] || $postType == 'gallery-custompost' )
    {
        add_theme_support( 'post-formats', array( 'image', 'gallery', 'video' ) );
        add_post_type_support( 'gallery-custompost', 'post-formats' );
    }
}
add_action('init', 'postf');

When I add a new post, it works, but when I try to edit it, the post format does not appear.
Does anyone have any idea how I must do it?

A: Try adding the post format support on the arguments when you register your post type instead of using add_post_type_support, like this for example:
$args = array(
    ...
    'supports' => array('title', 'editor', 'author', 'post-formats')
);
register_post_type('gallery-custompost', $args);

See if have any luck.

A: You can change the list that appears in the post format meta box, but when you save the post the submitted value is checked against the registered post formats, and your code probably did not run there.
My solution is to register all post formats that you will use with your theme, and then limit them based on the post type by replacing the standard meta box with one of your own. This will only limit the available options in the meta box, it won't restrict them when you save a post, but you can probably add extra checking to prevent adventurous users from setting "disallowed" post formats.
// Register all post types that we will use
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'wpse16136_after_setup_theme', 11 );
function wpse16136_after_setup_theme()
{
    add_theme_support( 'post-formats', array( 'aside', 'gallery', 'video' ) );
}

// Register our custom post type, and link the post formats to the post types
// Yes, you can (ab)use add_post_type_support to save extra data like this
add_action( 'init', 'wpse16136_init' );
function wpse16136_init()
{
    register_post_type( 'wpse16136', array(
        'public' => true,
        'label' => 'WPSE 16136',
        'supports' => array( 'title', 'editor' ),
    ) );
    add_post_type_support( 'wpse16136', 'post-formats', array( 'gallery', 'video' ) );
    add_post_type_support( 'post', 'post-formats', array( 'aside', 'gallery' ) );
}

// Replace the standard meta box callback with our own
add_action( 'add_meta_boxes', 'wpse16136_add_meta_boxes' );
function wpse16136_add_meta_boxes( $post_type )
{
    if ( ! get_post_type_object( $post_type ) ) {
        // It's a comment or a link, or something else
        return;
    }
    remove_meta_box( 'formatdiv', $post_type, 'side' );
    add_meta_box( 'wpse16136_formatdiv', _x( 'Format', 'post format' ), 'wpse16136_post_format_meta_box', $post_type, 'side', 'core' );
}

// This is almost a duplicate of the original meta box
function wpse16136_post_format_meta_box( $post, $box ) {
    if ( current_theme_supports( 'post-formats' ) && post_type_supports( $post->post_type, 'post-formats' ) ) :
    $post_formats = get_theme_support( 'post-formats' );

    // This is our extra code
    // If the post type has registered post formats, use those instead
    if ( is_array( $GLOBALS['_wp_post_type_features'][$post->post_type]['post-formats'] ) ) {
        $post_formats = $GLOBALS['_wp_post_type_features'][$post->post_type]['post-formats'];
    }

    if ( is_array( $post_formats[0] ) ) :
        $post_format = get_post_format( $post->ID );
        if ( !$post_format )
            $post_format = '0';
        $post_format_display = get_post_format_string( $post_format );
        // Add in the current one if it isn't there yet, in case the current theme doesn't support it
        if ( $post_format && !in_array( $post_format, $post_formats[0] ) )
            $post_formats[0][] = $post_format;
    ?>

        <input type="radio" name="post_format" class="post-format" id="post-format-0" value="0" <?php checked( $post_format, '0' ); ?> /> <?php _e('Standard'); ?>
        <?php foreach ( $post_formats[0] as $format ) : ?>

<input type="radio" name="post_format" class="post-format" id="post-format-<?php echo esc_attr( $format ); ?>" value="<?php echo esc_attr( $format ); ?>" <?php checked( $post_format, $format ); ?> /> <label for="post-format-<?php echo esc_attr( $format ); ?>"><?php echo esc_html( get_post_format_string( $format ) ); ?>
        <?php endforeach; ?>

    <?php endif; endif;
}

A: Post Formats are a custom taxonomy, registered for the "Post" post-type. If you want to use the "Post Format" taxonomy for a different post-type, then you'll need to register it for that post-type, rather than merely enable support for it for the "Post" post-type.


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Since Mark launched the Coronacopia audio edition of The Mark Steyn Show during that long-ago "fifteen days to flatten the curve", one of his regular features has been The Hundred Years Ago Show. Each week Mark gives you his "world news update" from a century ago accompanied by some appropriate musical sounds of the era. It's proved so popular that we're now reprising it as a monthly omnibus version we'll be airing on the last Sunday of each month.
In this latest episode, aside from Communism on the march, French troops massing on the German border, and Negro lynchings in the American South, Steyn reports on, among other matters, Kaiser Bill's first interview in exile, the restoration of the Bogd Khan to the Mongolian throne, and on the first solo stroll across Australia. Click above to listen.
The Hundred Years Ago Show is not exactly an escape from today's hell: As you know, Mark has long held that many of the problems that beset us arise from the aftermath of the Great War - whether very directly, from the creation of the modern Middle East, or more obliquely, from the catastrophic loss of civilizational self-confidence that followed the appalling carnage and from which we have never recovered. Thus many of the news stories of 1921 are reflected indirectly in the headlines ten decades later. But there are also many less freighted reports - of forgotten novelties and landmark inventions, of sporting and artistic triumphs, and of the passing of the once famous.
Steyn will be back right here later today with his Song of the Week, after which he'll join Chris Kenny Down Under on Sky News at 1am North American Eastern/6am GMT/5pm in Sydney.
The Hundred Years Ago Show is made with the support of members of The Mark Steyn Club. As Mark always says, Club membership isn't for everyone, but if you're interested you can find more information here.


This hike begins at the Taggart Lake Trailhead in the Grand Teton National Park. It's a great winter hike, as this trailhead is the farthest you can go inside the park before the road is blocked for the winter. The trail begins by weaving across a stream and heading up an incline up into the meadow. From there the trail is pretty flat across the meadow, providing beautiful views of the Tetons.
After the meadow, the trail splits. To the right you can head to Bradley Lake (an extra 2.5 miles added to the loop), or you can go straight to the left to Taggart Lake, making a nice 4-mile loop. The trail to Bradley Lake leads into a lush pine forest with views of Taggart Lake from above. The trail then weaves in and out of the forest until Bradley Lake appears on the right. Follow as the trail loops back to Taggart Lake and then back to the trailhead.
Note that snow and ice are common on this trail as early as mid-November.


This charming, patio-property in Saligao enjoys 2 star category and exudes the bygone culture through its Indo-Portuguese colonial interior designs. Guests can experience the true essence of the Goan culture while residing in any of its five guestrooms, which are unique in its designs and furnishing, and are named after local Goan fruits in their "christened" Portuguese names. The property features a garden area and free parking zone for private car parking.


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American Idol!
These four words burst into our collective consciousness on June 11, 2002 and launched one of the most successful reality TV franchises in American History.
The show was an instant hit, showcasing the talent of people looking for their big break. Week after week fans tuned in to follow the stories of the lucky few selected to compete in the contest. The premise was, according to the Infallible Wikipedia, this:
"Each season premieres with the audition round, taking place in different cities. The audition episodes typically feature a mix of potential finalists, interesting characters and woefully inadequate contestants. Each successful contestant receives a golden ticket to proceed on to the next round in Hollywood. Based on their performances during the Hollywood round (Las Vegas round from the tenth through twelfth seasons), 24 to 36 contestants are selected by the judges to participate in the semifinals. From the semifinals onward the contestants perform their songs live, with the judges making their critiques after each performance. The contestants are voted for by the viewing public, and the outcome of the public votes is then revealed during a results segment. The results segment feature group performances by the contestants as well as guest performers. The Top-three results also features homecoming events for the Top 3 finalists. The season reaches its climax in a two-hour results finale show, where the winner of the season is revealed."
Along with the judges, viewers at home became music critics, repeating such phrases as "that was pitchy," and "You're going to Hollywood." The judge everyone loved to hate, however, was Simon Cowell, who un-apologetically skewered the singing of contestants with such pithy remarks like "It was all a little bit like angry girl in the bedroom screaming on the guitar."
I would argue that the high water mark for the show was in 2005 with the crowning of Carrie Underwood as the winner. She has been, by far, the most successful AI alum and her win and subsequent stardom created much excitement and interest in the show. That excitement coalesced into the 2007 season with it being the number one show on TV that year. Also from the Infallible Wikipedia:
"American Idol ended the season as the top show of the 2006–2007 TV season. Its Wednesday episodes ranked first with an average of 30.02 million viewers, followed by the Tuesday episodes which averaged 29.54 million. The premiere episode became the series' highest rated debut episode, viewed by 37.44 million viewers and receiving a 15.8/36 Nielsen rating in the Adult 18-49 demographic."
In my household AI fever kicked in to high gear when my teenage daughter became enthralled with it and AI took over our lives. Just before 8 o'clock each evening I'd hear the thunder of her footsteps coming down the stairs and soon we were wrapped up in the drama.
That year there was extra interest as a contestant from Bothell – six miles north of where we lived – was making a name for himself on the show.
Blake Lewis was, at the time, a local Seattle musician whose beat-boxing ability provided enough novelty that he earned a golden ticket to Hollywood. At first, it seemed, the judges viewed him as a one trick pony who would not survive the first round of performances. Week after week, however, Lewis proved that he could sing. He made each song his own with original arrangements, and defied the odds, advancing in each round.
For my 14 year old daughter and a couple of her friends, Lewis became almost an obsession like the Beatles were in the 1960's, or David Cassiday in the 1970's, or the Backstreet Boys in the 1990's (It's what 14 year old girls are known to do!) Of course, Mom was pulled in to that universe also, as we then had to vote for him every week. And I'm not talking about dialing the phone one time and being done. Oh no. On American Idol they encouraged the viewers to vote many, many times. Hundreds of times. Once the performances were over we'd start dialing and continue until they closed them down.
And Lewis became the last man, literally, standing.
When the contest is down to the final three it's time for the 'hometown' visit. Or, as the cynic in me believes, just another way to market the AI franchise to the public.
In the week before Lewis was to arrive in Bothell, my daughter and her friends "L" and "D" spent a couple of afternoons making t-shirts and posters and plotting the big event. Lewis' female fans called themselves "Blaker Girls."
During that week I became the 'cool' mom. I bought the many supplies and, on a warm, sunny afternoon on May 11, drove the trio of girls to Bothell so they could see 'their' American Idol. I figured there would be a crowd so we got there several hours in advance, secured a parking spot and joined the throng of over 7000.
The girls were not disappointed. The fans were amped up for the parade and, after a long wait, there he was… riding on the back of a Mustang convertible, smiling and waving to the crowd.
After the parade, we moved with the hoards down to the park where he was to perform live and receive his hometown hero's welcome.
From the Seattle Time's article:
The Bothell crowd of more than 7,000 was growing restless. Where was its American Idol?
Some teens chanted "We want Blake!" Others hoisted "We Ache for Blake" or "Bothell Boy, You Rock!" signs. And then, off in the distance, the twirling lights of police cars, the thundering beats of the Inglemoor Marching Band and Blake Lewis, all smiles and waves and two-fingered kisses, sailing down Main Street in a Mustang convertible with his beaming parents.
It was a highlight in a full day of events for Lewis that started at 8 a.m. at KCPQ/Fox studios for a television performance on the morning newscast. There was a lunchtime "mini-concert" at Seattle's Westlake Center, a parade through downtown Bothell and another performance at the Park at Bothell Landing in the afternoon."
Lewis ended up finishing second the next week, much to our disappointment.
For the next couple of years my daughter faithfully watched American Idol and even went to the American Idol tour with a friend in 2009. For me there has never been a more fun season than that one. I no longer watch the show, but for a few months in the spring of 2007, it was a magic time. Sadly, our computer crashed that summer and all the evidence of the Blake Lewis hometown visit are gone…*
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Idol
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Idol_(season_6)
https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/a-tidal-wave-of-idol-worship/
*Update June 11, 2020 – During the lockdown of the past few months, I have sorted, organized, and sorted again. Lo and behold, video evidence of the visit to Blake's Hometown parade exists! Many thanks to my nephew Chris, who put together the photos I took that day as well as found at least one I did not take. Not sure who did, but this Mom appears at the 2:19 mark with camera in hand next to the screaming teens. Enjoy!
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Peter is an organizational psychologist and a leading consultant in helping Boards increase their effectiveness. Prior to joining Hugessen, Peter managed his own firm Meridien Consulting Services providing advice and support to Boards, CEOs and executive teams.
He has worked with a wide variety of Boards on a broad range of issues to support them in enhancing the value they bring to organizations. From Board evaluation and individual director feedback to Board culture, composition and dynamics to CEO performance management, Peter partners with clients to foster insights that will lead to strengthened performance.
Prior to joining Hugessen in 2020, Peter developed his own consulting practice, Meridien Consulting Services. Prior to founding Meridien in 1997, Peter spent 14 years at RHR International – a leading firm of management psychologists. Peter is a faculty member in the Institute of Corporate Directors' Directors Education Program and serves on the ICD Ontario Chapter Executive.
Peter is a trusted advisor on a broad range of leadership issues including board and individual director effectiveness, CEO performance management, executive assessment and development and the implementation of business strategy. With his dual background in management and the behavioural sciences, Peter combines his strategic perspective on business with a firm grounding in organizational behaviour.
Peter holds a Ph.D. in Applied Psychology from the University of Toronto. He is a registered Psychologist and has his ICD.D designation from the Institute of Corporate Directors.
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HERMES' SEAL
Today, the word hermetic is a synonym of "airtight", normally preceding some form the word seal. The term, which was first applied specifically in reference to glass bottles, originated from the world of alchemy, where potions had to be made in airtight flasks. Most of the instructions for these distillations were first written out in a fifteenth-century manuscript called the Corpus Hermeticum, which was named after its purported author, Hermes Trismegistus, a hybrid of the Greek messenger god Hermes and some other deities. The name Hermes is of uncertain origin; the best explanation out there is that it may derive from the Proto-Indo-European reconstruction ser, meaning "bind". Usage of the word hermetic peaked in 1994 and has been declining since.


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Dannon said it plans to run ads during NFL playoff games and the Pro Bowl as well as programming the week before the Super Bowl but not during the Super Bowl itself, according to Michael Neuwirth, senior director of public relations.
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He took his case to court; in 2016, a judge ruled that Dre's alliance with Lee had ended prior to the Apple buy, leaving Lee without any of the Apple loot.
In Russia, the Big Mac will be featured in print and a TV spot that celebrates athletes coming together at a McDonald's restaurant following Olympic Games events.
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17 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets of Bookstores
BY Jessica Hullinger
For book lovers, there's no more magical place than the local bookstore. Endless shelves of stories and characters, all at your eager fingertips. And while most of us have probably spent a significant amount of time wandering the aisles, few of us know what goes on behind the scenes. Here are some insights into the life of a bookstore, gleaned from the people who keep the shelves stocked.
1. EMPLOYEES WANT YOU TO ASK THEM FOR RECOMMENDATIONS.
"A person will say, 'I have a really strange question, I'm sorry, but can you recommend a book?'" says Phyllis Cohen, owner of Berkeley Books in Paris. "That is the most normal question. It is my favorite question in the world! Give me some clues. I'll ask them some pointed questions and then I make a pile for them. When they discover it they're over the moon—it's like they have a personal shopper in the bookshop."
2. BUT BOOKSELLERS ARE NOT MIND-READERS.
They want to help you find your book, but they can't if you don't know the book's name, author, or what it was about. This happens all the time, and it drives them crazy. "Customers will say 'I don't remember the name or what it was about but it has a blue cover. I think it had this word in the title,'" explains Katie Orphan, manager at The Last Bookstore in Los Angeles. Sometimes the questions are so vague that no amount of Googling will help, and then the customer leaves unhappy.
Even a botched title is better than no hints at all. "One funny thing that happens with customers is they get the titles totally wrong," says Marissa Rodriguez, who has worked in a bookstore for two years. "High school kids will say 'I'm looking for 'How To Kill a Mockingbird' or 'Angry Grapes.'"
3. THEY CAN SPOT THE BOOKWORMS FROM A MILE AWAY.
Just browsing? Bookstore workers can tell. "Cookbooks is one of the sections where that happens the most," Orphan says. "Art books and cookbooks. The people who are going to buy books, I can tell by the way they look at them, touch them, start carrying them around in a stack. I can always tell when people come up who is going to buy a book and who isn't."
4. THEY KNOW WHEN YOU'RE "SHOWROOMING."
In recent years, many brick-and-mortar stores have fallen victim to online outlets like Amazon, which often offer the same books for a lower price. Some customers will browse for books they like, only to buy them later online, and they're not very sly about it. "They'll come in and use their phone to take a picture of the cover and barcode and just use the bookstore as the Amazon showroom," says Keith Edmunds, a former bookstore owner. "It was awful. Seeing people do that was the height of ignorance."
5. AND WHEN YOU'RE PLAYING THE SYSTEM.
"Some regulars would buy books one or two at a time and then within the two-week return window bring them back and be like, 'I bought the wrong book,'" said Kat Chin, who worked at The World's Biggest Bookstore in Toronto for five years. "You'd know they read them because you could see the book was a little bit worn or the spine was cracked."
6. THE GOAL IS TO GET BOOKS IN YOUR HANDS.
One trick to get customers to commit to a book is to physically put the book in their hands and have them flip through it. "You can direct them to a part of the store, but that's only half of selling a book," Rodriguez says. "It's important to get merchandise in people's hands so they feel there's already some ownership happening. They say 'I like the way it looks and feels in my hands and I like the way it smells.'"
7. YOU HAVE TO HUNT FOR THE COFFEE SHOP.
Many bookstores, particularly the bigger ones like Barnes & Noble, have incorporated cafes into their layout. Alex Lifschutz, a London-based architect, told The Economist that putting the coffee shop at the back of the store or, if there are multiple stories, on the top floor, "draws shoppers upwards floor-by-floor, which is bound to encourage people to linger longer and spend more."
8. THE KIDS SECTION IS STRATEGICALLY LOCATED.
According to Edmunds, the kids books are almost always located at the back of a store. "If the parents want to get a book for the kid they have to go through the whole store," he says. "They're hoping the parent will see something they want."
9. SOMEONE PAID FOR THAT PRIME SHELF REAL ESTATE.
In many big-box stores, publishers pay for good placement on "front tables, end caps and window space, in the same way General Mills and Procter and Gamble buy space for their breakfast cereals and dish detergents in the supermarkets," Andy Ross, a literary agent, told The Book Deal.
10. AUTHORS, BEWARE THE "SOCIOLOGY" SECTION.
No author wants their book tucked away in the "sociology" section, claims veteran publishing insider Alan Rinzler. It's "a catchall section for ambiguous titles, and the kiss of death for book sales," he says.
11. BOOK THIEVES LOVE THE BIBLE.
At The World's Biggest Bookstore in Toronto, "the Bible was the number one stolen book of all time," Chin says.
Other frequently stolen books? Japanese comics (a.k.a. manga), expensive medical books, and Kurt Vonnegut's work. Chin also says Haruki Murakami books were so frequently stolen that her bookstore had to take them off the shelves, only bringing them out when they were specifically requested.
12. EMPLOYEES HATE WHEN YOU LEAVE BOOKS WHERE THEY DON'T BELONG ...
"Neatening up a bookstore is a daunting process," says Demi Marshall, a bookseller in Austin, Texas. The next time you pluck a book from its designated shelf slot, put it back when you're done. Otherwise, "it's like if you go to a clothing store and unfold all the clothes and then put them back on the shelf but don't fold them," Chin says.
13. ... AND WHEN YOU TREAT THE STORE LIKE YOUR LIBRARY.
"It's nice to be able to go in and read maybe a chapter to see if you're gonna like the book," Chin says. "But then when you sit and read the whole book and put it back on the shelf, it gets grubby." You'll know a bookstore is trying to nudge you out the door if multiple employees drop by to ask if you need any help. "We would quietly pester people," says Caleb Saenz, who used to work at Barnes & Noble. "I was at my peak passive aggressive phase when I was working at a bookstore."
14. THE INTERNET HAS ACTUALLY BEEN A GOOD THING.
Before the internet became ubiquitous, the process of looking up a book for a customer was daunting. "We had to look it up in 'Books In Print,' which is a multi-volume, 4-inch thick, hardcover book," says Liz Prouty, who owns Second Looks Books in Maryland with her husband, Richard Due. "It was a slow and cumbersome process and if anything was indexed wrong or a customer had the first word of a title wrong, you were out of luck."
15. IT'S ALSO MADE US LOVE BOOKS MORE.
Some thought the e-book would surely spell the death of the bookstore. But many independent sellers say digitization has actually made people crave physical books more. "I've noticed in the last couple of years, so many people come in waxing rhapsodic about the smell of books, the feel of books," Prouty says. "And they say it more now because the alternatives exist. People are deeply attached to the old-fashioned books."
16. SOME BOOKSELLERS CAN IDENTIFY BOOKS BY THEIR SMELL.
Especially used booksellers. "These Penguins have their own particular odor," Cohen says. That odor? Vanilla. Others might smell like almond or coffee.
17. BOOKSELLERS AREN'T IN IT FOR THE MONEY.
In fact, most of them have second jobs or need monetary support from family members. "It is definitely a work of passion for everyone that I know," Marshall says. "We don't do it for the money, we don't do it because we have any power or prestige. It's genuinely just that we love books and we love getting them into people's hands."
A version of this story first ran in 2016.
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A Boy and Sungreen
Two best friends embark on a search for the truth in Ahn Ju-young's comedy-drama.
"Have you ever just waited for someone?"
We all what to know where we come from, and where we stand in an endlessly shifting society. A child adopted might be curious about his original parents, as might a child who lost one at an early age. That's the stage that main character Bo-hee (Ahn ji-ho)is at. He and Nok-yang (Kim Ju-a) are best friends at school, and have been for about ten years now. They share something in common too (on top of a birthday): they're both missing a parent. Bo-hee isn't very comfortable at home, as his mother spends most of her time at work and going out, and he wants to change his name and run away from home. He decides to visit his half-sister Nam-hee, where he discovers a letter that leads him to believe his father isn't really dead, and decides to go looking for him.
From the synopsis, I was getting flashbacks to the 2011 movie Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close which isn't a connection anybody should have to make, but thankfully we never get to that territory largely thanks to the way the movie handles the characters and their interactions. We see this largely with the two main characters. Nok-yang (translated as Sun-Green, thus the English title of the film) goes along with him on this journey, documenting everything on her phone as they go and much of the runtime is dedicated to their connection. But from there they get to know Nam-hee's boyfriend Sung-wook (Seo Hyun-woo), and a number of strangers who could help them in their search.
Bo-hee is at an age where he's trying to understand his place in the world, and when he learns that parts of his life are a lie, he reacts like anyone else would. A boy's confidence at that age is hardly great, and the knocks he receives throughout are bound to make anyone think twice. That he has these people in his life are saving graces and the movie all but hammers in the importance of acknowledging the people who are closest to you. And that's where A Boy and Sungreen shines: with its sympathetic main characters and their interactions.
Bo-hee and Nok-yang are fantastic leads with excellent chemistry, whose interactions do so much to lift the film up. Props to relative newcomers Ahn Ji-ho and Kim Ju-a (for whom this is her first and so far only film role) for their convincing performances as the story's emotional core. But it's in Sung-wook that the film finds a surprising star player. The film almost tricks us into thinking that cousin/half sister Nam-hee will play the supportive position but she doesn't appear much at all. Instead, Seo Hyun-woo takes what could have been an annoying archetype and makes him one of my favourite parts of the film. The growing friendship between he and Bo-hee is sweeter than I would have expected.
To say that A Boy and Sungreen goes for feels is underselling it: but isn't ashamed of that truth, hitting us with heartwarming moment after heartwarming moment. However it does so in a very restrained manner and so never comes off as manipulative or cheesy. It earns its emotional moments because the characters are fleshed out and feel real. Nothing is really overblown or in your face. Some people will criticize it for its occasional eye-rolling moments, but what else do you expect from the genre?
If it has faults it's in its predictive story, which never really takes any unexpected routes. You can pretty much count down until certain beats will inevitably be hit right down to the moment when he finally gets to the bottom of the missing father mystery. So if you're here looking for something that will surprise you this won't scratch that itch. This is syrupy, saccharine stuff that thankfully never goes too far as to be unbearable. By keeping it low-key, and focusing more on the friendship and connection that Bo-hee and Nok-yang (and occasionally Sung-wook) share, it lets us forgive it for its lesser qualities.
Verdict: A touching blend of comedy, drama and feels A Boy and Sungreen will leave a different impact on you, depending on your tolerance for cutesy scenes.
Overall entertainment: 8/10
Violence: One excellent schoolyard scrap
Sex: 0/10
Cheese: 7/10
Out of nowhere kidnappings: Almost
Hairstyle of the year: A perm. Looking good, Sung-wook!
A Boy and Sungreen (2019)
Also known as: 보희와 녹양
Director: Ahn Ju-young
Writer: Ahn Ju-young
Ahn Ji-Ho – Bo-Hee
Kim Ju-A – Nok-Yang
Seo Hyun-Woo – Sung-Wook
Shin Dong-Mi – Bo-Hee's mother
Park Keun-Rok – homeroom teacher
Lee Joo-Won – movie Bo-Hee
Min Kyung-Jin – Professor Roh
Kim Hee-Chang – Seung-Hyun's father
Kim Do-Yeob – Seung-Hyun's pal
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	"github.com/ligato/cn-infra/infra"
	"github.com/ligato/cn-infra/logging"
	"github.com/ligato/cn-infra/servicelabel"
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func (p *Plugin) AfterInit() error {
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Ever wandered over to Asda on foot through the alleyway opposite Victoria Way? Ever thought your life seems a little duller for it? I can't help thinking that the Woolwich Road would look completely different if something more pleasing to eye was placed here.
This spot used to be an old industrial estate and retail park, playing host to 80s giants such as Queensway furnishings and Harris Carpets. Indeed you can still see the turnings in the roads that used to funnel traffic from Woolwich Road, but these have now been blocked off by fencing. Now it's just broken tarmac, mounds of earth and scrub-land topped off with a rather dirty looking willow tree.
Sightings of rats there are fairly common, and it is also provides a shelter and pedestrian highway for a man selling knocked off DVDs.
I'm told this plot of land is worth well over a million pounds and is actually owned by a bank. There's no way that Greenwich Council will be able to buy this land so the bank is just sitting on it and waiting as its price rises and rises. Every time I walk past this wasteland I think to myself, every second I'm walking past this land someone out there is getting slightly richer. Whilst my life is slowly getting duller.
Just behind Sports Direct, the council has granted outline planning permission for redevelopment of the site comprising 4,160 square metres of retail units, 6,715 square metres trade units, 20 residential units (16 x 2-bed, 4 x 1-bed) and associated access and car parking. For more details please visit Greenwich's planning site.
All this seems rather exciting. A rejuvenated business and retail park – but they have done the right thing and lined the north side of Woolwich Road with houses and convenience shops. There are even plans for a piazza.
A piazza? Between the retail park and the houses, perhaps there'll even be cafes and restaurants. Have you ever imagined eating 'al fresco' on the Woolwich Road?
No talk of the wasteland I was originally referring to though. As one site is beautifully sculptured into a multi-purpose residential/ commercial complex, another site remains desolate scrubland.
So what do we want? Are they sitting on this land in case the up-and-coming O2 and Greenwich Millennium Village floods into New Charlton and we become part of the Las Vegas of London? Is there a more simple purpose that this wasteland could serve? I've heard someone say that it should be a children's playground. A creche for their parents to take them to whilst out shopping. Personally I wouldn't mind if it was at least just levelled, the fence taken down and we could just have it as grass. Perhaps we should do something. We could urge them into selling up or building something.
Perhaps we could even break in there and doll it up with some guerrilla gardening. Who knows, but a walk to Asda will always be dull as long as it's kept the way it is.
Would be great if the retail outlets here are expanded. An M&S for me would be a dream edition. Also something like the little Debenhams that is on Eltham High Street. Somewhere to eat perhaps as well, like the couple of restaurants down by the Odeon. I find it quite handy to pop down here for a quick shop rather than having to head into Oxford Street or BlueWater.
To be honest, I'd rather retail outlets stayed in high streets – there's nothing grimmer than a car park with some soulless barns attached. But that's my personal opinion.
To add something to Matt's piece above – the Victoria Way mound was earmarked for use as part of the now-cancelled Greenwich Waterfront Transit, when a route was considered via the retail parks.
With the econmony as it is I wouldn't take outline planning permission as any kind of certainty that the proposals will actually be built. Its possible to get outline permission with relatively little investment in design, and the permission can add value to the land.
Does anyone else think it curious that neither the Council (if its public land) nor the managers of the retail park can be bothered to sweep litter from the alleyway from Woolwich Road to the retail park ?
My girlfriend has been on an ongoing offensive with regards to the litter in the alleyway. Three years ago she managed to convince the council to put a bin at the end of the alleyway on Woolwich Road. It didn't work, and was thus taken away.
She's recently contacted Cllr Mary Mills and then Clean Sweep about it's current state. Clean sweep apparently do a daily clean up of Woolwich Road (Monday-Friday), which seems a little surprising as it's not the most cleanest of roads. However, Clean Sweep seem to suggest that Asda should be doing more with the alleyway.
My girlfriend is in the process of contacting CleanSweep and Asda again to get an update and possibly shake them into some action. Seems funny how the areas in Britain with the most rubbish seem to be those that are blurred between two boundaries and seem to escape two parties' responsibilities.


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