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Covington, Tennessee
Title: Covington, Tennessee
Subject: Tipton County, Tennessee, History of Randolph, Tennessee, Memphis metropolitan area, Reverie, Tennessee, Isaac Hayes
Collection: Cities in Tennessee, Cities in Tipton County, Tennessee, County Seats in Tennessee, Memphis Metropolitan Area
Nickname(s): The Heart of Tipton County
Location in Tipton County and the state of Tennessee.
10.3 sq mi (26.7 km2)
335 ft (102 m)
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Covington is a city in central Tipton County, Tennessee. Covington is the largest city and county seat of, Tipton County.[3] The city is located in West Tennessee, a few miles from the Mississippi River. The city's population was 9,038 at the time of the 2010 U.S. Census.[4]
Demographics 3
Tipton County Museum 4
Notable people 6
Climate 7
The Covington area was originally inhabited by Native Americans of various tribes. The nearby Mississippi River was used for much north-south trade by the American Indians.
Since Tipton County is one of the five counties of the State of Tennessee that is located along the Mississippi River, this area was first explored by white people during the noted expedition of the French Canadians Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet in 1673. This expedition went down the Mississippi from Wisconsin to the mouth of the Arkansas River, and then back upriver to Lake Michigan. That river mouth is along the present border between Arkansas and Mississippi. Also, the fine details of the route of the land expedition of the Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto are not known, but it is likely that de Soto and his men passed near here circa 1541.
During the 18th century, because this entire area consists of flatlands with long, hot summers, and adequate rainfall, the Covington area and the rest of West Tennessee grew to become the location of large plantations for growing huge crops of cotton (and a few foodcrops). Hence African slaves were brought to Western Tennessee early in its history, and West Tennessee was the nexus of slavery in Tennessee, since most of the rest of the state had relatively few slaves.
During the Civil War, one of the primary objectives of the Union Army and Union Navy was to split the Confederate States in two along the Mississippi River. The Confederate Army resisted this, but still the counties of Tennessee and northeastern Arkansas, including Tipton County, were among the early ones to be overrun and held by the Union Army. Thus, the war in the Covington area ended early.
Starting in the 1870s, Covington and its surroundings began to receive the benefits of the new technologies that were being invented and then extended across the middle of the United States: the railroad, telegraph, household electric power, a municipal pure water supply, the paving of the town's streets, and the provision of natural gas.
The Memphis and Paducah Railroad completed its tracks to Covington in July 1873. Next, the first telegraph line between Memphis and Covington was completed in 1882. In 1894, electric power came to Covington for the first time.
A municipal water system began providing the residents of Covington with pure drinking water beginning in 1898. In 1922, the paving of the streets began in Covington, and beginning in 1929, a natural gas company has operated to provide cooking gas and wintertime heating to homes and business in Covington. The time that telephone service in Covington originated is not known.
Following the invention of the automobile, during the 1910s and 1920s the United States began to construct more and more intercity paved highways in various regions of the county. These developed into the U.S. Numbered Highway System, and U.S. Route 51 was established. This highway connects Memphis and points south, via Covington and Cairo, Illinois, with Chicago. Thus, Covington became a small town along a major north-south highway of commerce and travel.
In the South Main Historic District in Covington, about 50 houses from the late 19th century and the early 20th century are still standing.[5]
Covington is located at (35.564937, -89.647168).[6]
Covington is part of the Memphis, Tennessee Metropolitan Area, and is situated along U.S. Route 51, a major north-south highway connecting Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Illinois.
According to the United States Census Bureau, this town has a total area of 10.3 square miles (27 km2), of which practically all of it is land.
Covington is situated on the southeastern edge of the New Madrid Seismic Zone, an area judged by geologists to have a high risk of earthquakes in the future.
Cannon in front of the Nature Center & Veteran's Memorial in Covington. Marker in the background shows Nathan Bedford Forrest's last speech. (2007)
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 8,463 people, 3,199 households, and 2,136 families residing in the city. The population density was 822.1 people per square mile (317.5/km²). There were 3,372 housing units at an average density of 327.6 per square mile (126.5/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 51.59% White, 46.54% African American, 0.48% Native American, 0.44% Asian, 0.05% Pacific Islander, 0.25% from other races, and 0.65% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.79% of the population.
There were 3,199 households out of which 34.1% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 37.9% were married couples living together, 25.4% had a female householder with no husband present, and 33.2% were non-families. 29.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 13.4% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.54 and the average family size was 3.17.
In the city the population was spread out with 29.7% under the age of 18, 10.3% from 18 to 24, 25.3% from 25 to 44, 19.3% from 45 to 64, and 15.5% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 33 years. For every 100 females there were 79.0 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 70.8 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $24,684, and the median income for a family was $32,213. Males had a median income of $28,964 versus $20,938 for females. The per capita income for the city was $14,293. About 25.2% of families and 27.9% of the population were below the poverty line, including 37.9% of those under age 18 and 34.1% of those age 65 or over.
Tipton County Museum
The Tipton County Museum is located in Covington. This museum houses an impressive history exhibit featuring artifacts from Tipton County's rich heritage and a nature center depicting the unique ecosystem of West Tennessee. Mountings of local animal species are kept there, and fragments of mastodon bone show something about its natural history. Adjacent to the museum, there is a 20 acre park with a 0.5 miles (805 m) walking trail. Natural woodland and a man-made wetland give habitat to a few of the smaller local species such as turtles and birds.
The Veterans Memorial in front of the museum commemorates the soldiers from the county who lost their lives in wars. This museum is closed on Sundays and Mondays, and admission to the museum and to the park is free.[5][10]
Covington Public Schools are part of Tipton County Schools. The Tipton County School District has eight elementary schools, five middle schools and four high schools.
Schools located in Covington include:
Austin Peay Elementary School
Crestview Elementary School
Covington Integrated Arts Academy
Crestview Middle School
Covington High School
Tipton County Alternative Learning Center
Dr. William E. Bibb is the Director of Schools.[11]
Tony Delk, American pro basketball player
Augustus Hill Garland, 11th Governor of Arkansas and Attorney General of the United States[12]
The Hall-of-Fame composer and musician Isaac Hayes was born here
The actress Leigh Snowden is from Covington, and named her granddaughter Covington, in honor of this town
The climate in this area is characterized by hot, humid summers and generally mild to cool winters. According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, Covington has a humid subtropical climate, abbreviated "Cfa" on climate maps.[13]
^ a b "American FactFinder".
^ "US Board on Geographic Names".
^ Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, Certified Population of Tennessee Incorporated Municipalities and Counties, State of Tennessee official website, 14 July 2011. Retrieved: 6 December 2013.
^ a b "Covington-Tipton County Community Guide". Covington, Tennessee: Tipton County Chamber of Commerce. 2005.
^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990".
^ "Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Incorporated Places: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2014". Retrieved June 4, 2015.
^ "Census of Population and Housing: Decennial Censuses".
^ "Incorporated Places and Minor Civil Divisions Datasets: Subcounty Resident Population Estimates: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2012". Population Estimates. U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 11 December 2013.
^ "Tipton County Museum". Tipton County. Retrieved 2008-10-04.
^ "Tipton County Schools". Tipton County Schools. Retrieved 2012-06-22.
^ "Washington". The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture. Retrieved August 17, 2012.
^ Climate Summary for Covington, Tennessee
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County seat: Covington
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120 Stairs and a Mono Loco
August 13, 2009 Lainie Liberti
Cobá Ruins & the Monkey Sanctuary Punta Laguna Reserve
Today Miro and I set out for a double-adventure-day. Our first stop was the Cobá Ruins which I was excited to see. We opted for this ruins, versus Chichen Itza which is much smaller and rumored to be less touristy. When we arrived, we hired a guide who made our tour that much more meaningful. He was of Mayan decent and told us that this is one of the most important Mayan sites in Mexico (and that Chichen Itza is not Mayan, it was actually built by the Toltecs).
Here's a little more information on Cobá from here:
Cobá is one of the most important archaeological sites in the area. Built between two lakes during the Classic Period (600-900 A.D.) it was at one time a very large city spread over 80 square kilometers. The main pyramid, Nohoch Mul meaning 'large hill', is 42 meters tall (138 feet) and is the highest in the Yucatan peninsula -photo below. Another pyramid known as Templo de la Iglesia, 'Temple of the Church', is second in height at Cobá and from its summit there is a spectacular view of lake Macanxoc.
Cobá is located in the middle of a jungle and excavation on the site, was pretty recent, starting only 40 years ago. Pretty amazing though. Among the many former buildings, this ruins has two pretty well preserved two ball courts and sections of the white roads were easy to identify. After our tour of the temples, our guide pointed us in the direction of a path and told us to follow it through the jungle, if we wanted to see the main temple. When we got there, it was remarkable, and we started our ascension into the sky. Our climb consisted of over 120 steps, which really wasn't that rough. The view from the top was incredible but the climb down was a little nerve racking in my case. I learned these are the one of two ruins in Mexico people are still able to climb. I was grateful for this experience.
After the ruins we hired a taxi to take us to our second location, the Punta Laguna Reserve, or the monkey sanctuary. The Reserve is about 15 miles from the Cobá and our taxi driver waited for us outside. We took a hike into the reserve with one of the guides, a man in his early 20's and member of the original Mayan family that founded this reserve.
We hiked well into the jungle to in search of spider and howler monkeys at play. Our guide kept us on the main trail most of the time, but in one case, we did some short off trail trekking to see a howler monkey family. Our guide knew exactly where to find the monkeys and it didn't us that take long to find them.
The reserve was not crowded and we didn't see any other people our entire trek through the jungle and loved that it was just the three of us having this adventure.
In the end, we saw spider monkeys, howler monkeys, ants, and bats, termite mounds in dead trees, a graceful heron, and lots of lush vegetation.
When we arrived back at the station hut at the entrance of the reserve, our guide told us he had night patrol that night. He said that many families in Punta Laguna village take turns doing nightly patrols to keep the poachers at bay. A beautiful testament of a Mayan village's dedication to preserving the jungle and it's inhabitants supported through Eco-tourism.
Categories:Archaeology & Ruins, Central America, Culture, Mexico
Tags:Cobá Ruins, Mexico, Monkey Reserve, Punta Laguna Reserve
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Philip Johnson 11 years ago
u00a0I did almost exactly the same double-adventure-day in January! Glad you made the decision to visit Cobu00e1; it doesn't get nearly as much traffic as it deserves. Its ball court and stelae are probably the best I've seen (although let's face it, the pyramid will always be the star attraction).nnChichen Itza is definitely Mayan, by the way. There's some common ground between Mayan and Toltec architecture, but it's not clear who influenced whom. Anyway its Mayan but its crawling with tourists and vendors, and you can't explore anything; you spend all your time on a well-worn path. Cobu00e1 is so much more interactive.u00a0nnDid you have time to visit any cenotes in the area?nnI'm just discovering your blog but really like it. Great content. I'll be checking in pretty regularly I imagine…u00a0
Escape Hunter 8 years ago
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Otto Nuschke, né le  à Frohburg (Saxe), et mort le  à Hennigsdorf (Brandebourg), est un homme politique allemand puis est-allemand, vice-Premier ministre de la République démocratique allemande de la fondation de celle-ci en 1949 jusqu'à sa mort.

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Adolescent, il est apprenti imprimeur dans l'entreprise de son père, puis étudie à l'Académie des Arts visuels à Leipzig. En 1902 il devient rédacteur du journal Hessischen Landeszeitung à Marbourg, puis rédacteur-en-chef de 1904 à 1910. Engagé politiquement dans des mouvements de la gauche libérale, il devient en 1910 secrétaire général du nouveau Parti populaire progressiste. De 1910 à 1915, il est rédacteur politique au journal Berliner Tageblatt ; puis rédacteur en chef du journal de gauche Berliner Volkszeitung de 1916 à 1930. Il prend part à la Première Guerre mondiale. En 1918 il est l'un des fondateurs du Parti démocrate allemand (DDP, social-libéral). De 1919 à 1920 il représente ce parti en tant que député à l'Assemblée nationale de Weimar. De 1921 à 1933 il est député au Parlement de l'État libre de Prusse, représentant le DDP.

Sous le régime nazi à partir de 1933, il se voit interdire de travailler dans les métiers de la presse, et devient fermier à Hennigsdorf. Il est arrêté à deux reprises, en mai 1933 puis en 1936. À partir de 1943, il « maintient des liens » avec un groupe de résistants. À partir de , il est contraint de se cacher auprès d'amis. Après la libération, il reprend ses activités politiques. En 1946, il est l'un des fondateurs de l'Union chrétienne-démocrate d'Allemagne dans la zone d'occupation soviétique en Allemagne. De 1946 à 1952 il est député pour la CDU au parlement de l'État de Brandebourg. En 1947, Jakob Kaiser, président de la CDU est-allemande, est écarté de ses fonctions sur ordre des autorités d'occupation soviétiques, et Otto Nuschke le remplace.

En 1949, avec la fondation de la République démocratique allemande (RDA), Nuschke siège à la Chambre du peuple, et est l'un des trois vice-Premiers ministres du gouvernement de coalition nationale présidé par le communiste Otto Grotewohl. Il préside également le bureau des relations du gouvernement avec les Églises chrétiennes. Il obtient du gouvernement des concessions favorables aux Églises, en échange de son acceptation de l'intégration de la CDU dans la coalition des partis politiques dominés par les communistes. La CDU est initialement un parti de masse, populaire, prônant une forme de socialisme chrétien non-marxiste. Nuschke souhaite une Allemagne réunifiée, ayant des relations amicales avec l'Union soviétique sans lui être subordonnée. Dès 1948, toutefois, la CDU est infiltrée par des agents des autorités communistes, et leur est peu à peu subordonnée. En 1952, sous la direction de Nuschke, la CDU accepte formellement l'adoption du statut d'« État socialiste » par le gouvernement de la RDA.

Le , lors du soulèvement populaire en RDA, Nuschke est enlevé par les manifestants, et conduit de force à Berlin-Ouest. Il est secouru par la police de Berlin-Ouest, et retourne librement en RDA deux jours plus tard. Il conserve ses fonctions au gouvernement jusqu'à sa mort en 1957.

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Working with a supplier can save your business
When a shipment of socks was delayed, Yousaf Khurshid of United Legwear Canada helped his customers come up with ways to recoup lost revenue.
JORDANA DIVON
Published October 4, 2012 Updated October 4, 2012
It took Bita Doagoo less than an hour to decide to bring the Detox Market to Canada.
The Toronto naturopathic doctor was visiting Los Angeles when, at the behest of a friend, she checked out the retailer's Venice Beach location. Founded by a pair of French nationals, the Detox Market, which brands itself as "Parisian chic meets Green California," stocks its sleek shelves with high-end eco-friendly products that range from an in-house natural skin-care line to organic artisanal chocolate from Mexico.
"We literally walked into the store and my husband and I smiled at each other. This was exactly my niche," Ms. Doagoo said. "And within 20 minutes of speaking with the owner, Romain Gaillard, he and my husband decided I was opening this store in Toronto."
A staunch advocate of toxin-free living, Ms. Doagoo had been searching for products to recommend to her clients that would bridge the divide between the clean but ineffective shampoos found at health food stores and the luxurious but chemical-laden brands she once loved but no longer touches.
"This place was like the Holt Renfrew of eco-friendly goods," she said.
Within six weeks, the newly minted entrepreneur secured a prime pop-up location across from Toronto's TIFF Bell Lightbox building on King Street West. She opened her doors just in time to greet the September crush of novelty-seeking film-festivalgoers, and the buzz has carried her into October.
Though Ms. Doagoo's logistical efforts to open in time for the Toronto International Film Festival bordered on the Herculean, she will be the first to admit that she couldn't have pulled it off without the help of her major suppliers.
"A lot of my suppliers have let us bring in their products on consignment so we're not sitting cash-heavy on inventory. That's been a huge thing for us," Ms. Doagoo said. "Our success has been the support of these companies."
As small business owners weigh their options in an increasingly crowded market, many are looking beyond the product and have started to place greater importance on personal relationships with their suppliers.
Good relations can help entrepreneurs extract top value out of their business expenses, whether it be in the form of discounted rates or latitude on returning goods.
David Cohen, Toronto-based business coach and author of Bust Out! Ignite Your Inner Entrepreneur, sees this as a trend that can only benefit both parties.
"If you're on really good terms with your suppliers, they may see the greatness in what you're up to and really buy into your vision. They might even invest in you financially over and above giving you extraordinary terms," he said.
"Your suppliers, especially in this economy, can be a great source for financing. They can give you extended terms," he said.
That vision, of course, can work both ways. While selecting the brands she planned to bring to the Toronto store, Ms. Doagoo focused on the products that best adhered to her vision of high-quality, clean living.
So when she contacted Mark Deason, owner of the non-toxic nail polish company Acquarella LLC, the Arizona-based supplier quickly saw in Ms. Doagoo a shared business ethos that encouraged him to give her a financial leg up.
"We help those who really walk their talk in terms of trying to get people healthy," Mr. Deason says. "We can't necessarily be the 'Bank of Acquarella,' but we do recognize that we have some strengths that we can play to."
Those strengths, at least in Ms. Doagoo's case, include a policy that allows her to return the products that don't move and an expedited effort to send her more of the products that do.
"There's a discernible return on investment for those people that get it … so it's not like we're throwing dollars, products and human resource time into a pit that has no [return on investment]," Mr. Deason adds.
But as any entrepreneur will tell you, establishing a good relationship is the easy part. Maintaining that trust amid the twists and turns of an unpredictable market requires the real business smarts.
That's why start-up expert and Toronto-based business writer Roger Pierce advises a policy of open communication.
"Err on the side of being too open as opposed to keeping secrets," says Mr. Pierce, suggesting a tactic that at one time may have been considered counterintuitive. "If you're having financial troubles, talk to the vendor. Don't let them find out by lawyer's letter."
Put everything down on paper to make sure there are no misunderstandings, he advises, or find ways to help each other better serve customers. "It's a symbiotic relationship: a customer wants a vendor to do well because he wants them to be around for a long time. The better the vendor does the more successful the business will be."
By following these guidelines, Yousaf Khurshid has seen his product line expand into 200 stores across Canada.
When a shipment of socks was delayed from Turkey, the sales director for United Legwear Canada LLC phoned his clients right away from his Toronto office and helped them come up with ways to recoup any lost revenue, such as in-store promotions or offering an extra 100 pairs of socks at no charge to others.
"You want to always be flexible, solution-driven, give them options and then you want to work together to make money," Mr. Khurshid said. "That's the end goal. Making money is not a one-time thing."
Despite her brief tenure as business owner, Ms. Doagoo would tend to agree.
Though her King Street lease expires in January, she hopes her success will catapult her into a more permanent location. But no matter how good the product, there's one thing that will deter her from continuing to work with a supplier.
"Attitude," Ms. Doagoo states. "If I'm selling your product, I want to make sure we have a good working relationship. Keep open lines of communication and be amicable because when you're working with so many people, without good dialogue or a good relationship things can go downhill very fast."
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Canada Day was a busy day. Fawn, Jade and I kicked it off by going to the Copper Belt Mining Railway and Museum. The Museum was offering a "free day", so we decided to take the opportunity to check things out.
The railway and museum are quite small, but it's a great facility for families with small children on a pleasant summer day. Jade really enjoyed riding around the track on the little open-air tram and Fawn and I enjoyed watching her point things out along the way. The volunteers were enthusiastic and I have a feeling that, while small now, the facility will be seeing a lot of growth over the coming years.
"Look! Look! I'm waving a flag!"
Playing in the little log fort.
After the Copper Belt Railway, we picked up Norris and Charmaine and headed downtown to Rotary Park. There were a lot of people there, strolling around and listening to music.
Jade feels the maple leaf sticker stuck to her face.
We headed towards the "petting zoo". I felt sorry for the animals that were getting manhandled from all directions by kids and parents alike. I briefly thought about setting a couple of them free, but the animals looked so mopey and resigned to their fate, that I doubt they would have fled. Besides, where would they have gone? I'm guessing that a farm-bred turkey or pig wouldn't fare very well in the Yukon wilderness.
Poor alpaca (or is it a llama?), with nowhere to run and nowhere to hide.
The waterfront trolley was also free, so, when we were done strolling around the booths and playing at the park, we went to see if we could catch a ride to the other end of town. Patiently, we waited in the rain for thirty minutes for it to come but, when it arrived, even though were at the front of the line, we discovered that we were at the "exit" of the trolley. Neither the entrance nor the exit had been marked. The crowd made a mad rush for the other entrance and we didn't get onto the trolley. I was a little annoyed that we didn't get on after all that waiting, but it was no big deal; we could walk. What did annoy me, though, was that there was a very old man who could barely walk who didn't get on and nobody offered him their seat. I have often believed that courtesy was one of the finest Canadian traits. So much for courtesy. Apparently we've adopted the "every man for himself" mentality of certain other countries.
Jade and "Uncle" Norris wait patiently in the rain.
We walked down to the Old Firehall to look at the booths set up by some local artists and crafters. I was happy to see that Cathy, who makes the Over the Top line of sauces and toppings, had her booth set up. I buy a little cup of ice cream and top it with one of her delicious sauces every time I see her at the Fireweed Market, but this time she wouldn't hear of it - she gave us our ice cream for free. Yummy. Jade liked it, too.
It had been such a pleasant day that we decided to go out for dinner. Our first choices were all closed, so we went to Boston Pizza. The menu in the kids section was a little misleading and, after the food arrived and it wasn't as advertised on the menu, I raised the issue with the waitress. What I got was, essentially, "Oh! I know the picture shows veggies with the kids meal, but you have to pay extra for them. Would you like me to get you some?" I was then charged for the veggies. While I realise she wasn't responsible for the misleading menu, she took no initiative to rectify the situation, even when given the opportunity to do so. She ignored the first law of customer service: "Advocate for your customer, even if they're wrong and there's nothing you can do about it." Bad, bad service, especially because I don't think I was wrong. I took the cost of the veggies out of her tip.
After dinner, we came home, put Jade to bed, and relaxed. It was a full day and a good one. We need to have Canada Days more often.


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Dr. Reganato is specially trained in placing dental implants and periodontal surgery. His philosophy is to "preserve bone structure and prevent early tooth loss related with periodontal disease. However, to replace already missing teeth, implants are the option." He received his DDS degree from New York University College of Dentistry in 2005 and completed a 1-year general practice residency at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in Queens, NY. He continued on to a chief residency position at LIJMC and chief officer appointment of the dental OR, thereafter. Recently, Dr. Reganato completed a dual certificate program in periodontics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and at the Veteran Affairs Medical Center-Birmingham, and obtained a master's degree in clinical dentistry at the UAB graduate school. He finished extensive graduate study over a 3-year period in the area of esthetic criteria analysis of single tooth implant supported restorations in the anterior maxilla. He is a member of the American Academy of Periodontology, American Dental Association, the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, Academy of Osseointegration and the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. Dr. Reganato is also a Guest Lecturer for various dental implant companies and has spoken at the Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Periodontology in Los Angeles and Philadelphia. He maintains a private practice in the Chicago suburbs.
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All prices are in Canadian dollars. We use the total number purchased (ELM633P + ELM633SM) for the calculation.
The ELM633 is a monitoring device designed for troubleshooting LIN bus systems. It is capable of continually monitoring a LIN network, translating the LIN messages to standard ASCII characters, and re- transmitting them to an RS232 system (personal computer or PDA) for display and possibly for analysis. The synchronizing, data formatting, and checksum calculations are all done for you by the ELM633.
The LIN specification has recently been updated to revision 2.0, incorporating several improvements. The ELM633 has been updated to be compatible with this new specification, as well as the previous ones.


No promise yet forthcoming in Arkansas.
Under criticism for raising health-insurance premiums, Blue Shield of California has made an unusual public pledge to limit its profits to 2 percent of revenue, and to use any income above 2 percent for the benefit of its policy holders and the public in general. A spokesman for Arkansas's comparable health insurer, Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield, said she knew of nothing similar planned in this state, noting that all the state Blue Cross and Blue Shield affiliates are separate companies, operating independently of each other.
Some of the criticism in California came because the CEO of California Blue Shield was making $4.6 million a year while the company was raising health insurance premiums. The CEO of Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield makes only $750,000 a year, while the company has been raising premiums. Last year, Arkansas BCBS had revenues of $1,197,934,306, and net income of $63,342,814, a return of about 5.3 percent.
"Net income" is the figure that California Blue Shield called "profit" and has promised will not exceed 2 percent in the future. Technically, the Blue Cross and Blue Shield companies are "nonprofit," meaning that they're owned by policy holders rather than stock holders. But even "nonprofit" companies are sometimes accused of spending excessive amounts on administrative costs, including salaries, overhead and marketing.
Bruce Bodaken, chairman and CEO of Blue Shield of California, revealed his company's new policy in a column he wrote for the San Francisco Chronicle. "We are living in incredibly challenging economic times," Bodaken wrote. "At Blue Shield of California, we believe we have an obligation to tighten our budget, just like everyone else. ... First we will limit profits for our company. Specifically, we will cap our net income at 2 percent of revenue. If at the end of any year our net income is more than 2 percent because medical costs were lower or investment income was higher than we had projected, we'll return that amount to our members and the community. This is a long-term commitment and, we believe, the first of its kind in the country." He said that his company was committed to the 2 percent pledge "so long as our board of directors determines that Blue Shield remains financially solvent, with sufficient funds to make the investments needed to stay competitive."
"[W]e will apply this new policy beginning with our income in 2010, the year health reform was enacted," Bodaken wrote. "Our net income last year exceeded the 2 percent target by $180 million. As a result, we will give back $180 million this year: $167 million to our policyholders; $10 million to physicians and hospitals that invest in new ways to coordinate care through accountable care organizations; and $3 million to the Blue Shield of California Foundation to support the safety net [for people who need help to pay for health care].
"[W]e will put first our customers who need help the most," Bodaken said. "Last year, we unfortunately had to raise premiums to keep up with the rising cost of hospitals, physicians and prescription drugs, particularly for our individual and family plan members. Those customers, who pay 100 percent of their premiums without help from an employer, will receive a 30 percent credit on one month's bill – an average of about $80 for an individual and $250 for a family of four."
Filings with the Arkansas Insurance Department show that Mark White was paid $717,971 as president and CEO of ABCBS in 2010 ($500,095 in salary, a $134,853 bonus, and $83,022 in undefined "other compensation"). White also was paid $36,308 to serve on the ABCBS Board of Directors, a group that includes educators, lawyers, physicians and business executives.
The state Insurance Department has regulatory authority over Blue Cross rates for individual insurance, but not for group insurance. Group rates are set by the market. Before Bradford was appointed insurance commissioner in January 2009, ABCBS rate requests for individual coverage were routinely approved as submitted, often without hearings. Under Bradford, hearings are sometimes held, and ABCBS has sometimes gotten less than it asked for. In 2009, for example, ABCBS asked for a 27.3 percent increase in a certain line of insurance, and Bradford approved an 11 percent increase.


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Congratulations to MAACS Administrator Bradley R. Hall on his article in the September 2019 Michigan Bar Journal, "Thinking Outside the Four Corners: How Michigan's unique criminal appellate process promotes justice through factual development on direct appeal." In the article, Mr. Hall describes how Michigan's jurisprudence uniquely allows procedures, such as Ginther hearings, for factual development on direct appeal:
"In almost all jurisdictions, direct criminal appeals are limited to the 'four corners' of the trial court record, meaning that many constitutional claims must wait until later collateral review, when defendants have a mechanism to develop the record but no right to appellate counsel to assist in doing so. Michigan is a rare exception to this unfortunate rule. By permitting the development of a factual record during direct appeal, our unique criminal appellate procedure helps protect defendants' rights and identify wrongful convictions while fostering accurate and efficient fact-finding."
This unique aspect of Michigan's jurisprudence allows criminal defendants to pursue claims requiring expansion of the record, such as ineffective assistance of counsel, on direct appeal where they have the right to the assistance of counsel and other critical defense tools typically unavailable on collateral review.
Mr. Hall describes the development of this aspect of Michigan's jurisprudence and suggests ways to improve our jurisprudence to "cement" Michigan's position as a leader in this area, such as lengthening the jurisdictional timeframe for filing post-conviction motions in the trial courts and providing greater expert witness and investigative support.
Along with serving as the MAACS Administrator, Mr. Hall is also the chair-elect of the SBM Appellate Practice Section Council.


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The purpose of the Storm botnet? To send spam
business, security, tech in changing society / By Scott Granneman / 23 November 2008 23 November 2008
From Tim Wilson's "Researchers Link Storm Botnet to Illegal Pharmaceutical Sales" (DarkReading: 11 June 2008):
"Our previous research revealed an extremely sophisticated supply chain behind the illegal pharmacy products shipped after orders were placed on botnet-spammed Canadian pharmacy Websites. But the relationship between the technology-focused botnet masters and the global supply chain organizations was murky until now," said Patrick Peterson, vice president of technology at IronPort and a Cisco fellow.
"Our research has revealed a smoking gun that shows that Storm and other botnet spam generates commissionable orders, which are then fulfilled by the supply chains, generating revenue in excess of $150 million per year."
In fact, the "Canadian Pharmacy" Website, which many Storm emails promote, is estimated to have sales of $150 million per year by itself, the report says. The site offers a customer service phone number that goes into voice mail and buyers usually do receive the drugs — but the shipments include counterfeit pharmaceuticals from China and India, rather than brand-name drugs from Canada, IronPort says.
IronPort's research revealed that more than 80 percent of Storm botnet spam advertises online pharmacy brands. This spam is sent by millions of consumers' PCs, which have been infected by the Storm worm via a multitude of sophisticated social engineering tricks and Web-based exploits. Further investigation revealed that spam templates, "spamvertized" URLs, Website designs, credit card processing, product fulfillment, and customer support were being provided by a Russian criminal organization that operates in conjunction with Storm, IronPort says.
However, IronPort-sponsored pharmacological testing revealed that two thirds of the shipments contained the active ingredient but were not the correct dosage, while the others were placebos.
Money involved in adware & clicks4hire schemes
From Chapter 2: Botnets Overview of Craig A. Schiller's Botnets: The Killer Web App (Syngress: 2007):
Dollar-Revenue and GimmyCash are two companies that have paid for installation of their Adware programs. Each has a pay rate formula based on the country of installation. Dollar-Revenue pays 30 cents for installing their adware in a U. S. Web site, 20 cents for a Canadian Web site, 10 cents for a U.K. Web site, 1 cent for a Chinese Web site, and 2 cents for all other Web sites. GimmyCash. com pays 40 cents for U. S. and Canadian Web site installs, 20 cents for 16 European countries, and 2 cents for everywhere else. In addition, GimmyCash pays 5 percent of the webmaster's earnings that you refer to GimmyCash.
An elderly Eskimo & his unusual knife
history / By Scott Granneman / 6 October 2008 6 October 2008
From Wade Davis' "Wade Davis: an Inuit elder and his shit knife" (Boing Boing: 26 September 2008):
The Inuit didn't fear the cold; they took advantage of it. During the 1950s the Canadian government forced the Inuit into settlements. A family from Arctic Bay told me this fantastic story of their grandfather who refused to go. The family, fearful for his life, took away all of his tools and all of his implements, thinking that would force him into the settlement. But instead, he just slipped out of an igloo on a cold Arctic night, pulled down his caribou and sealskin trousers, and defecated into his hand. As the feces began to freeze, he shaped it into the form of an implement. And when the blade started to take shape, he put a spray of saliva along the leading edge to sharpen it. That's when what they call the "shit knife" took form. He used it to butcher a dog. Skinned the dog with it. Improvised a sled with the dog's rib cage, and then, using the skin, he harnessed up an adjacent living dog. He put the shit knife in his belt and disapp eared into the night.
US SSN = Canadian SIN
law, politics, writing ideas / By Scott Granneman / 31 May 2006 31 May 2006
From Michael Erard's "The Strange Tale of Charlie Smoke" (Legal Affairs: November/December 2002):
… Social Insurance Number – the Canadian equivalent of a Social Security Number …


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Despite the inference from the popular saying, it is not "Money that makes the world go 'round"; it is trust. Money is a byproduct of trust.
Assumed trust is the trust that is given to us by our internal and external customers that requires us to do what promise, meet the expectations we've created and much, much more. No group, team, department, organization, business or community can survive in the long-term without the trust of its people.
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Q: Dynamics CRM How to tell which products are part of a bundle in C# I have a program that bills a customer based on a custom entity. It is a subscription based process. We enter an order, if that order has a product that has been defined as a subscription product then the custom entity is created. The product can be either a single product or it can be a bundle. When the subscription ends I need to end the ability of the customer to continue to use the software.
I can read the product and I can determine if the product is a bundle by examining the attribute "productstructure". How do I determine which products are included in the bundle?
Thanks

A: If you retrieve the product you can use "productstructure" to determine if it is a bundle. If the value is a 3 it is a bundle.
You can then query the "productassociation" table where the attribute "productid" equals the Id of the bundle.
The attribute you need to retrieve from the "prodctassociation" table is "associatedproduct". You then retrieve the product instance.
QueryExpression productBundleQuery = new QueryExpression();
productBundleQuery.Distinct = false;
productBundleQuery.EntityName = "productassociation";
productBundleQuery.ColumnSet = new ColumnSet("associatedproduct");
productBundleQuery.Criteria = new FilterExpression
{
     Conditions = { new ConditionExpression("productid", ConditionOperator.Equal, bundle.Id) }
};

EntityCollection productBundleCollection = _service.RetrieveMultiple(productBundleQuery);

foreach (Entity productAssociation in productBundleCollection.Entities)
{
    Entity product = _service.Retrieve("product", ((EntityReference)productAssociation["associatedproduct"]).Id, new ColumnSet("name", ...));

    Do something....
 }

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Red Bull Media House has hired National Geographic and former Science Channel exec Bernadette McDaid as global head of content development, Variety has confirmed.
The exec, who is to begin the role on Jan. 20, is to focus on expanding Red Bull's programming ambitions. McDaid, who has been based out of London for the last three years, will relocate to Red Bull HQ in Salzburg, Austria, for the role.
Formed in 2007, the entertainment arm of the popular energy drink company produces and licenses short-form and long-form programming, as well as feature films. It has a focus on sports, culture and lifestyle content, and owns Austrian TV network ServusTV, factual production company Terra Mater Factual Studios and a third-party content library known as the Red Bull Content Pool.
Red Bull Films and HBO recently partnered on "Any One of Us," on pro mountain biker Paul Basagoita. Meanwhile, in 2018, Red Bull Media House teamed up with Berlin-based space pioneers PTScientists to be the exclusive media production and distribution partner for "Mission to the Moon," the first private venture to land on the Moon.
Variety has confirmed that McDaid departed National Geographic over the holidays.
The channel's parent group, Fox Networks Group, has been undergoing an extensive restructuring process out of the U.K. in recent months following the Disney-Fox merger – a drawn-out process that has impacted a number of different roles.
Variety recently revealed that most of the London-based and international sales and marketing staffers at FNG Content Distribution have departed. The sales unit sold programming from Fox's international cable nets, including Fox and National Geographic.
McDaid, who was acting head of development and programming, was one of the key execs for National Geographic in London. Variety understands that Hamish Mykura, EVP of programming and development, is still in place.
Prior to joining National Geographic, McDaid was a long-time Science Channel exec, most recently serving as head of programming for the Discovery-owned network out of Washington D.C.
She crossed the pond to London in 2017 to join National Geographic, with some of her exec producer credits including "Operation Royal Wedding" and "Apollo: Missions to the Moon."
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Amazing Race Toward Autonomous Car Design
by Junko Yoshida
Chip companies are finding 2014 a critical year to drive their technology into semi-autonomous car platforms, which are currently in development by a number of different carmakers. Such platforms, says a Freescale Semiconductor executive, will ultimately become the basis for each car OEM's own, branded, self-driving cars.
Major car OEMs including General Motors, Nissan, and Toyota are all racing to develop their own unique, semi-autonomous architectures. While describing it as a "friendly race," Davide Santo, Freescale's ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) microcontroller product line manager, said the competition intensified when Nissan announced this summer that its first cars using the autonomous car platform will arrive in 2020. Germany's Daimler AG similarly announced plans to start selling a self-driving car by 2020.
Self-driving cars are no longer just about Google cars. Carmakers aren't pontificating or debating the pros and cons of self-driving cars, either.
Daimler is already using self-driving as a way to differentiate from other luxury cars, as it competes with its German rival BMW.
Just as much as car OEMs are under pressure to come up with their own autonomous car platforms, automotive chip suppliers such as Freescale, Infineon Technologies, and NXP Semiconductors are similarly feeling the heat.
The second half of 2014 is a sort of consensus deadline for leading car OEMs to make final decisions on architecture and technologies for semi-autonomous car platforms. By then, Freescale says, it will be working closely with OEMs, contributing its ideas and making proposals, hopeful for design wins for key technologies on the platform.
Carmakers are all "working toward" autonomous cars, agrees Drue Freeman, senior vice president for global automotive sales and marketing at NXP. "They are preparing roadmaps for self-driving cars."
But for now, the most visible competition among OEMs is the rollout of a different sensor, camera, and radar technologies to enable ADAS.
While different technologies help create a variety of ADAS features, ADAS, in essence, consists of two principles, explained Freescale's Santo. First, you create a grid around a car and keep the car running within a lane. Second, you communicate where the car is, relative to other cars and the road infrastructure.
Although it's easier to think of self-driving cars as essentially built on a combination of different ADAS features, such a view may be an oversimplification.
Hans Adlkofer, head of the system group at the automotive division at Infineon, explained that a variety of ADAS technologies, integrated in a vehicle, need to be able to run seamlessly on a single unit of underlying software adopted by each car company's platform.
In other words, ADAS features can't exist totally independent of the semi-autonomous car platform where they will be deployed.
Editor's note: This article originally appeared in EBN's sister publication EETimes .
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Amazon suggested employing drones for delivery service. However, air delivery at this time is unsafe, higher in cost and may be with some other unknownhidden problems.
I suggest Amazon instead to work on autonomous car for delivery services. This is proven technology, lower in cost and should be safe. They may need to add only one robotic manipulator or like to finaly keep parcel on door steps of home.
Taimoor Zubar
@_hm: You're not the only one who feels this way. A lot of people feel the idea of delivery through drones highly impractical. Primarily they feel them to be unsafe as the drones can be shot down easily and the packets looted. I don't think Amazon will commercially launch these. They might withdraw after a pilot project.
I think the problem with autonomous cars is that they cannot exist commercially in isolation. An autonomous car needs an environment to be driven in which the car manufacturer cannot create alone. The government has to modify the existing streets to cater to autonomous cars. If that issue is not resolved, autonomous cars cannot become commercially viable.
SunitaT
Here's the problem: if car manufacturers are turning to different chip providers and making their own ADAS systems, then what happens when cars of different model and make with different versions of ADAS come on the road? Every car needs to communicate with other cars and also the grid. Here's where the solution provided by Internet of Things (IOT) come in place: cars will communicate through IOT devices which are provided with a common framework, irrespective of hardware and software. The components that make up an IOT are provided by chip companies and other software and hardware companies, however they will be integrated together to form a mesh of inter-communicated devices.
@_hm: And yet they must wait 6 years to get the delivery system retuned. Amazon won't invest in a proven technology; it would invest in a technology that has an assembly line.
Himanshugupta
@Taimoorz, i feel the same that the infrastructures need to be development by the goverment for autonomous cars. If the sensors available in the cars do not have reference with the infrastructure then it will be difficult to guide the car.
@Rich, there are more serious matters such as social, moral and ethical issues that needs to be resolved. There are still no guidelines on how in case of accidents or mishaps the legal issues be solved.


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Trenton N.J. – Mayor Reed Gusciora announced today that Trenton City Council is poised to vote on the Administration's proposal to re-form the Department of Recreation, Natural Resources & Culture. It is the mayor's intent that as a full department, Recreation could focus on recreational opportunities for young Trentonians as one alternative to gang affiliation and violence.
"In the past year and a half, our Recreation Division under Maria Richardson has sought to increase recreational services and programing for City youth," said Gusciora. "The previous City budget for recreation was about $300,000. However, by increased grant funding, that budget has expanded to over $2.5 million."
Gusciora pointed to progressive programing and activities that better serve City residents, such as martial arts, sports and athletic programs, chess, arts and music, cooking classes, environmental walks, and special cultural events. The City has also proposed to revamp its 60 parks, open spaces and cultural heritage sites.
"In this regard, we need to recognize, promote, and preserve our parks, recreational spaces, historical and cultural attractions, in order to honor our City's unique heritage." The Mayor continued, "but at the same time, the focus has to be on creating more afterschool programing, recreational activities like skating and bike riding, and athletic camps. We recognize that many parents feel there are not enough activities for their kids to engage in. Sequentially, they turn to gang affiliation."
Mayor Gusciora has maintained that Trenton youth need increased recreational opportunities, in order to be proactive, and preventative against crime.
"The Capital City cannot arrest its way out of our problems." Trenton Police Director Sheilah Coley argued. "If we want to keep our kids off the streets, and out of harm's way, we need to put a bigger focus on Recreation."
As of right now, 'Recreation, Natural Resources & Culture' is a division of the Department of Health and Human Services. The Department of Inspections (should the legislation pass) will subsequently be converted to a division of the Department of Housing and Economic Development, as in most municipalities.
Director Richardson stressed that "our kids deserve the same opportunities that children are getting in the suburbs. As a Department, we are putting recreational programing front and center. We need to be doing more for every child in Trenton."
The vote creating a Department of Recreation, Natural Resources and Culture is expected at City Council's next voting session on Thursday, December 19th.
Photo Caption: Children line up to enjoy the City's 'Bastille Day' celebration in July of 2019.
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PUBLISHED: May 21, 2016 at 1:23 am | UPDATED: April 20, 2018 at 7:08 am
MARTINEZ — With one middle blocker limited and the other injured, the Alhambra High boys volleyball team relied on Jerald Jianoran to capture the program's first North Coast Section Division 2 championship in Friday's four-game finals win over Las Lomas.
Jianoran had 21 kills and 30 digs to help the host Bulldogs (27-5) overcome a ferocious fourth-game surge by the Knights and prevail 19-25, 25-16, 25-21, 26-24.
"It's incredible," Jianoran said. "It's just indescribable. It's the greatest feeling. We just had to believe in ourselves. Every single point, we couldn't doubt."
Even when Las Lomas (24-14) strategized against the 6-foot-9 Will Jochum, who still had 19 kills, or when Christian Cota left the second game with a hurt shoulder.
"Obviously nobody can stop Will, but we had a tough time stopping (Jianoran)," Knights coach Jim Changaris said. "In matches like this, you need a little extra push from somebody, and they had it tonight."
Alhambra coach Peter Crowley praised the team effort and setter Savion Prieto, who had 48 assists. But it was Jianoran who made the difference.
"He can hit anything," Crowley said. "He hits out of the back row as well as he hits out of the front row, and that's a real valuable thing, especially against a big block like they have.
Leor Schiffer had 13 kills and 13 digs to lead Las Lomas, which like Alhambra advances to the CIF NorCal championships that start Tuesday. His influence was particularly clear during a service streak that brought the Knights back from a 21-15 deficit to tie the fourth game.
"He's not afraid. When the game is on the line, he wants the ball," Changaris said. "I was proud of that comeback by my guys."
Crowley pointed to an almost opposite situation in the semifinals, when the Bulldogs trailed by seven points late in the fourth game but rallied to win, for providing a mental boost Friday.
"Having that ability to come back and win gives this team a kind of confidence, that they can do it if they set their mind to it," he said.
Like his teammates, Alhambra libero Allin Torio — whom Changaris called "incredible" — was all smiles after the triumph.
"When we work together, we're a whole different team," said Torio, who had 29 digs. "When we have our energy, we're unstoppable."
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SamuFinland March 11, 2018 at 1:35 pm
Why I dislike this game is not "because it's not Smash Bros," it's because it has the gameplay depth of a mobile app. In fact, the idea was probably ripped off a random mobile app.
And the the game itself is just a combination of literally everything Japanese, sushi, ninjas, anime, in a Japane setting
It just looks like a random mobile game to me, and THAT'S being ported from the 3DS to the Switch, of all the 3DS games?
Vincent Lastname March 11, 2018 at 7:48 pm
I might get the Switch version for this song alone
Samuel Ocker March 12, 2018 at 2:46 am
Excuse me developers. I just thought of something.
Jack Lobb March 15, 2018 at 5:47 am
cant wait to watch the anime.
TheNextNX March 17, 2018 at 6:59 pm
Good that this is on the Switch
Omega Donut March 25, 2018 at 9:43 pm
why tho
Max Ducks March 28, 2018 at 1:42 am
People don't like this because it's not Smash. Just wait until we get the gender-fluid protagonist as a playable fighter.
Joykey April 1, 2018 at 5:18 am
I'm getting 'elite beat agent' vibes…
sel ka April 4, 2018 at 11:01 am
THE MOST JAPENISE GAME EVER
Javier Millan April 8, 2018 at 7:01 pm
I'm so getting this game
HandheldGamer1991 April 27, 2018 at 1:51 pm
So it's a puzzle game ….. I am soo lost but interested 😉
Phantom Zero May 1, 2018 at 8:36 pm
Hoping one of the characters at least as an Assist Trophy
Gameday J May 16, 2018 at 8:21 am
Whoa this game is 50 bones ~
gabriel gameing May 25, 2018 at 10:51 am
Tapeworm simulator
Jotah*Flick May 27, 2018 at 6:54 am
0:39 those poses reminded me to rhythm heaven fever
robokoma son saku el yokai May 29, 2018 at 1:46 am
The new yokai watch wible woble
Nicolas D. Madsen May 29, 2018 at 7:22 pm
I enjoy the demo
Xion Toshiro June 1, 2018 at 2:59 pm
Luca Marchesi June 5, 2018 at 6:12 am
50 euros for this game is too much, IMHO.I don't know how will it develop,but from the idea I have of this game it could have been a mobile game…
Egune Zasca June 8, 2018 at 11:19 am
I won't hate on this but I need to say that it looks like a mobile game. I wouldn't pay that much for this game….
Franx Gonzalez June 9, 2018 at 5:43 am
Buen nindie…
Mañana ire por una copia del juego acabe de jugar el demo y no esta nada mal apesar que no soy tan fan del genero puzzle xD
Joaquin Segura June 14, 2018 at 8:09 pm
looks like a mobile game (don't hate it, but paying 30usd for it seems like a waste)
RamblinRob June 18, 2018 at 7:34 pm
Droppin' Plates.mp3
Вячелав Иващенко August 18, 2018 at 10:46 am
We need anime about this and they already nave very nice opening


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MacArthur Commons, a 385-unit apartment community directly adjacent to the MacArthur BART station, the largest BART stop in the Bay Area, and part of the MacArthur Transit Village in the Temescal Village neighborhood of North Oakland, is expected to welcome 880 new homes along with retail and commercial space.
CDC Designs was hired by the developer Hines in 2016 to make their vision for this community a reality. "This location defines 'connected,'" explained Paul Paradis of Hines. Not only is MacArthur Commons a 20-minute ride from San Francisco, UC Berkeley is only two stops to the north. In addition, there is a shuttle to the tech campuses in Emeryville and to the job-rich hospitals of Oakland's "Pill Hill." Hines aimed to reinforce and highlight all that makes Oakland special and remain true to the local and unique roots of the neighborhood.
Partner and VP of Design, Lisa Kells, along with Project Manager Greg Ledesma, led the efforts for the team that designed the community. Kells explains, "We were inspired by the distinctive location with its unique proximity to transit. The vibrant exterior material selections create a relevant, modern experience and link the interiors to the energy inherent within the neighborhood."
Artful Arrival
"When it came to designing the entire ground-level leasing entry office and lobby spaces, we wanted to create a welcoming experience for future residents while being both artfully inviting and comfortable," Kells shares. A rift-sawn white oak suspended trellis undulates across the ceiling with mono-point lighting pendants piercing through to permeate a glow, which softens the spatial atmosphere. A 15-foot art installation was commissioned with a local artist featuring color-saturated abstractions of city landmarks bringing a bold and dynamic energy to the space, ultimately reinforcing the design ethic.
The movement associated with the transit system was the defining inspiration for the design of the offices and resident lobby. "By repeating various geometric shapes in selections such as the office hanging light fixtures and the graphic carpet tiles, we created a rhythmic pattern that brings a sense of movement to the design," Ledesma reveals.
Uniquely customized fabricated mill work pieces flank the office entry and provide both practical storage cabinetry as well as artful displays for the curated art and objects, chosen to contrast against a series of triangular patterned and glossy indigo colored panels. This also allows for separation of the offices from the resident lobby while concealing the glass partitions used to lock the offices after hours.
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The furnishing selections are intentionally sleek and clean in warm, natural tones complimenting the cool unpolished concrete flooring. The lobby bench seating was designed to showcase the shape and pattern of the Bay Area Rapid Transit map. A glazed porcelain tile wraps the central lobby wall, flowing into the mail and parcel area, conveying small vibration patterns. Various linear patterns and shapes blend seamlessly into one another, echoing the pedestrian paths and intersections of the ground level retail space, and serves to creatively reinforce the connectivity of the area as well as an inspiring and comfortable place to call home.
"Seeing the vision come to fruition: residents working, playing, living in and enjoying these spaces, and really breathing life into the community is exactly the sort of success we aim to achieve for all of our clients," Kells says.
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HELP US OUT ALL YOU PUZZLERS !!!
" 1/6 ME A DOG." - What does it mean?
The Ne Plus Ultra Match-box.
These are some of the more common types of puzzle vestas or match- safes. Described in Hoffmann's "Puzzles Old and New", they were very popular for advertising from the 1890s onwards.
We still do not know what it means; so a puzzle prize will be given to the first person who can convince us of the correct solution!
We think it dates from 1890 to 1910. We think the answer will be some simple corny joke appropriate to a match box or someone asking fo a light. Here we are in 2018 and still no answer.
Please will someone put us out of our misery.
"Three Tanners", "Eighteen pence", and "One sixth"
After six years we have had some interesting suggestions but we have not yet been convinced.
then "Hair of the Dog" - a drink = "Mix me a drink!"
In 2008 JC wrote "I found that "Dog" may refer to Newcastle Brown Ale, which has been brewed in England starting in 1927. The term "Dog" stems from the euphemism "I'm going to walk the dog," meaning "I'm going to the pub." Now used to refer to Newcastle Brown Ale, I'm inclined to believe that "Dog" may have been used as a general term for any type of pub drink, prior to 1927. 1/6 would refer to 1 and 6 pence, therefore making "1/6 ME A DOG" something like "Buy me a drink."
The Match-safe probably dates from around 1910. We cannot find any significant reference to DOG meaning A DRINK.
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Rudolf Rauh (* 17. Januar 1908 in Kehlbach; † 27. Mai 1973 in Leutkirch) war ein deutscher Historiker und Archivar.

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Als Archivrat war Rudolf Rauh in mehreren Adelsarchiven tätig, so 1938 im Fürstlichen Gesamtarchiv Schloss Zeil und 1948 im Fürstlichen Gesamtarchiv Wolfsegg in Württemberg. 1955 wechselte er als Archivdirektor in das Gräfliche Archiv Hohenems nach Österreich.

Zusammen mit Otto Feger und Franz Herberhold begründete er 1946 die Südwestdeutschen Archivtage. 1952 war er Gründungsmitglied des Städtischen Instituts für Landschaftskunde des Bodenseegebietes, aus dem der Konstanzer Arbeitskreis für mittelalterliche Geschichte hervorging. Er war Mitglied der Historischen Kommission Württembergs und Leiter des Instituts für Oberschwäbische Landeskunde. Ab 1927 war er Mitglied der katholischen Studentenverbindung KDStV Tuiskonia München.

Zuletzt lebte er in Leutkirch im Allgäu, wo er 1973 starb.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 Paläographie der main-fränkischen Monumentalinschriften. Einleitung und Entwicklungsgeschichte. München 1935.
 Archiv Kißlegg und Archiv Ratzenried. Systematische Übersicht über die Bestände des Fürstl. von Waldburg-Zeil'schen Gesamtarchivs in Schloß Zeil vor 1806 (1850). Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 1953.
 Die Zinsrodel der Herrschaft Trauchburg von 1509 und 1518. Das Urbar der Herrschaft Trauchburg von 1551. Verlag des Heimatpflegers von Schwaben, Kempten 1955.
 Reichserbtruchseß Wilhelm d. Ä. von Waldburg. In: Schwäbische Heimat. Bd. 9, 1958, , S. 223–229.
 Inventar des Archivs Trauchburg im Fürstlich von Waldburg-Zeil'schen Gesamtarchiv in Schloss Zeil vor 1806 (1850). Braun, Karlsruhe 1968.
 Das Hausrecht der Reichserbtruchsessen Fürsten von Waldburg. 2 Bände. Allgäuer Zeitungsverlag, Kempten 1971–1972.

Literatur
 Rudolf Seigel: Rudolf Rauh †. In: Schriften des Vereins für Geschichte des Bodensees und seiner Umgebung. Band 93, 1975, S. VII–VIII. Digitalisat

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