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Fiorentina sign Gaspar to five-year deal
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Bruno Gaspar has signed a five-year deal with Fiorentina. Getty Images
Fiorentina have announced the signing of defender Bruno Gaspar from Vitoria de Guimaraes on a five-year contract.
Gaspar becomes Stefano Pioli's first signing since he took over from Paulo Sousa as head coach earlier this month.
Il primo giorno di #BrunoGaspar in Viola!⚜#ForzaViola pic.twitter.com/xTw9mhlajE
- ACF Fiorentina (@acffiorentina) June 19, 2017
The right-back made 28 league appearances for the Primeira Liga club last season, with his four assists and 11 clean sheets contributing to Guimaraes' fourth-placed finish -- ensuring Europa League football next season.
Gaspar told fiorentina.it: "I'm happy to be here, Fiorentina is a club with a lot of history.''
The 24-year-old started his career at Benfica, where he played for the club's second team in the second tier of Portuguese football, before joining Conquistadores on loan in September 2014, which was made permanent the following year.

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The speed of a lens relates to its maximum aperture. The larger the aperture (smaller the F number) at which it can operate, the faster the lens.
If we refer to our article on aperture and the diagram below, we can see that the aperture of lens primarily affects the amount of light it allows in. A larger aperture (smaller F number) will allow more light in to the camera by means of widening the opening inside the lens.
But How Does This Make It Fast?
Imagine photographing a particular scene where a perfect exposure is obtained with the following camera settings – F/4, 1/100s, ISO 100. If we were to use a lens with a maximum aperture of F/2.8, such as a Canon EF 70-200m F/2.8 or Sigma 24-70mm F/2.8, we could open up the lens from F/4 to F/2.8. This increase in aperture from F/4 to F/2.8 allows in twice as much light (an increase of one stop of exposure). The result is that you could then double your shutter speed (a decrease of one stop of exposure) and still obtain a perfect exposure. Therefore, your new settings would be F/2.8, 1/200s, ISO 100.
Essentially, as you open up your lens' aperture to allow in more light, you can shoot with a faster shutter speed and still obtain the same exposure.
Why Are Fast Lenses Useful?
Fast lenses are useful (quite often vital) in situations where there is low light. In particular when hand-holding your camera, you may find that obtaining a good exposure in poor ambient light results in having to use a slow shutter speed. This can cause your images to blur. Using a faster lens, however, means you could open up the lens to a wider aperture, thus allowing in more light and allowing you to select a faster shutter speed. A faster lens also reduces the need to bump up your ISO to where image noise becomes an issue.
Fast lenses generally cover any which can operate from F/4 right up to F/1.2. The faster the lens, generally the more expensive it is. A rare exception tends to be the Nikkor and Canon 50mm F/1.8 lenses which can be bought for as little as £80 / $70. There's a reason why these are the biggest-selling lens!
Remember, a wider aperture will reduce your depth-of-field, so shooting at between F/1.2 and F/2.8 suddenly becomes a new challenge in itself. Don't forget to read through our article on aperture to fully understand its role in exposure and depth-of-field.


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Photos from Regina Daniels Son's 1st birthday party
Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels and her billionaire husband, Ned Nwoko, threw a lavish first birthday party for their son, Munir, on Tuesday June 29.
The actress has now taken to Instagram to share photos from the event which was attended by family, friends, celebrities and important dignitaries.
The billionaire couple went all out to ensure their son had a memorable birthday party as the event, which was themed #TotheMoonAndBack2021
In the post, the proud mom expressed gratitude for the immense love, well-wishes and gifts her son received on his special day.
"First of all, I am LOVED and now I know that 29/June has to be one of my best days on earth….
A hearty and loving 'Thank You' to everyone that made it even more special. The party may be over, but I still play the events over and over in my head. I had such a great time. Thank you for making time for me & my baby moon on his special day….Thank you for sharing in one of the best days of our lives…..thank you for the abundant gifts and your immense love….Thank you for celebrating my moon… @princemunirnwoko thank you …thank you…thank you…. The gratitude in my heart is excessive and I am shorts of words. Permit me to flood your timeline with lots of pictures as I can't get over."
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H. C. Jain Group is one of the most quality conscious providers of pipes, valves and many other industrial types of equipments. Our long association and relations with various manufacturers and suppliers have enabled us in providing our clients with the best services and products.
Kirloskar products being a benchmark themselves need no introduction. Kirloskar valves, designed as per ISI regulations, are accepted by numerous Municipal Corporations, Irrigation and Water supply works, NTPC and various government and industrial authorities. Kirloskar valves are a combination of the best designs abroad.
Pumps are used throughout society for a variety of purposes. They are used for irrigation, water supply, gasoline supply, air conditioning systems, chemical movement, sewage movement, flood control, marine services, etc. Because of the wide variety of applications the pumps are in high demand. H. C. Jain Group have been leading suppliers of Tata metaliks Kubota DI pipes and Kirlosker pumps for various purposes.
Infrastructural growth is shooting up at high speed and so are constructions of various buildings from homes to industrial. This calls for industrial surge in construction aids manufacturing. Development of sectors like pipes, cast irons, fitting and valves are few of the most important. These sectors are growing day by day adding to the industrial development of India.
Typical hardware and machine aid requirements of India are supplied by the well known H.C. Jain Group. From our early developmental years we have been very conscious of quality and perfection in every task.
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In order to ensure constant supply of water through a pump line, a foot valve is used. This instrument is a simple one and without much complexity in its working.
At H.C. Jain Group.H.C. Jain Group, we provide Foot Valves.foot valves of best quality and made from finest material. We provide valves used in pumps on the suction side. Due to our dedication towards our client we see demand soaring all through out the year.
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Sluice Valves is also called as Gate valve. This valve opens when a rectangular or round wedge is lifted from fluid's path. A gate valve is characterized by the presence or absence of a rising stem in it. A rising stem visually indicates the valve position. This is due to the fact that the gate and stem are attached and both lower and rise together according to the valve operation. In case of a valve with non-rising stem, the stem has a pointer attached on its upper line.
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Explore best educational video DVDs in English for kids. Here is our list of the Best learning video DVDs ever made. Provide learning opportunities for your little ones with fun educational videos.
Leap Frog Videos are quite popular in the homes with naught preschoolers and toddlers! The Amazing Alphabet Amusement Park is an interesting themed video from Leap Frog.
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DLSPH moving closer towards an undergraduate major in Global Public Health Equity and Innovation
September 29/2015
As we begin a new academic year, I am pleased to provide an update on our School's planned undergraduate program, a new education initiative led by Professors Abdallah Daar and Andrea Cortinois. The program will be a main subject of discussion at the first General Faculty Meeting of the year on October 5 from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. in room 106 of the Health Sciences Building.
More than 70 students took the Grand Opportunities in Global Health undergraduate course in January 2015, the undergraduate program's proposed entry-level required course, which was taught in the inverted classroom format with recorded lectures and in-class discussion sessions involving close to 40 DLSPH faculty.
The course was extraordinarily well received with approximately 77 per cent of students finding it "a great deal" intellectually stimulating – the highest ranking. It also confirmed strong interest in global health because it attracted, in less than a week, a long waiting list.
With these accolades in mind, we have begun negotiations with the Faculty of Arts and Science to launch two majors, a BA and a BSc, in Global Public Health Equity and Innovation, in September 2016. If approved, they will include 10 new courses taught mainly by DLSPH faculty and administered by the Faculty of Arts and Science.
Professors Daar and Cortinois are working closely with Professor Alex Jadad, Interim Director of the Institute for Global Health Equity and Innovation (IGHEI), to incorporate student feedback into the curriculum and align it with the development of IGHEI's educational and research programs. I'd like to extend my appreciation to all students who provided feedback into the curriculum, including undergraduate students: Liya Bibla Eben-Ezra, Tomasz Weinberger, Trillium Chang and graduate students: Navita Singh, Jenny Gatov and Rossini Yue (Doctoral).
The majors will be built on courses that transcend academic silos and reflect the 2014 Global Health Summit themes – including ethics, human rights, politics, power dynamics and health economics – helping educate students on global and local inequities and become effective agents of change.
It is intended that some of the new courses will have a 'blended' or 'hybrid' format, making the most of digital technology in addition to classroom work that will emphasize peer learning based on group discussions, case study analysis, and other approaches. An eTextbook will be associated to each course and contribute to building a knowledge repository that will act as the central virtual hub for the community of students and faculty involved in global public health, at the School and beyond.
Now is the ideal time to launch the program. The undergraduate majors will help students identify entry points into the multitude of disciplines that make up global and public health; add to the increasing internationalization of U of T's student body; and generate a pipeline of undergraduates who are well-positioned to enrich DLSPH's graduate degree programs.
Discussions with the Faculty of Arts and Science and the Provost's Office regarding academic programming, finances, and securing the additional faculty and administrative resources to support the program are underway. We aim to launch the two majors next September for 75 students in the first year, with a goal to expand the offering, over time, to 250 undergraduate students per year.
Our long-term goal is to evolve these majors into a full-degree program, and, in the future, offer a five-year combined BA-BSc/MSc-MPH program – the first of its kind in Canada.
In addition to securing new resources, Professors Cortinois, Daar, Jadad and all DLSPH academic leaders will be drawing upon the collective global and public health expertise within our faculty to ensure this undergraduate program has maximum impact.
I look forward to inviting undergraduates into our School as part of the next phase of our development and urge you to contact Andrea Cortinois (a.cortinois@utoronto.ca) and Abdallah Daar (a.daar@utoronto.ca) with questions, suggestions and feedback.
Howard Hu
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My shadowy, ferny world on the pathway near my back steps!
- the most important elements are colour, light and shadow.
A water bowl that we keep on the verandah for the birds.
Not only is it surrounded by shadow patterns, but part of the reflection inside the bowl is a shadow.
See them prancing to and fro!
Welcome to the world of Shadow Shot Sunday!


In case you missed it... @madelinerose.essentials and I hosted an "Intro to Oils" class on Facebook today! It was so fun, and we got to share a little bit more about how we started using oils and why they've been so beneficial for us! We'll keep it open till Friday at midnight, so we would love for you to still join! Send me a DM and I'll add you to it! We're also giving you something fun when you purchase your Premium Starter Kit by the end of April! You can choose between: 1. Satin Mint Face Scrub! I've loved adding this to my skincare routine! It's super gentle, but effective! I've noticed such a difference in my skin since using this! 2. $25 back from me! I know you will just fall in love with these oils! Can't wait to do this with you!
This was my first attempt at bar muscle ups, and I can tell you the feeling when I made it to the top was amazing. I never thought I was big enough or strong enough to do many of the cross fit type moves, but I seem to keep proving myself wrong. I can't wait to try again once my thumb is fully healed.
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Desperate for diagnosis. Please help.
I am new here and would thank you in advance for your help.
(1) I am 43 yrs old woman.
(2) I have high blood pressure which is kept under control by the use of medicine.
(3) For the last two years I have been getting spasms/cramps in my arms and chest area. These are not severe cramps but at times can last for up to a few hours.
(4) About a year ago, I started getting shivers in the left part of my whole body and even slight cold would aggravate this. I went to a neurologist and his treatment improved my situation and I do not have this anymore.
(5) My feet hurt. Even if a point is touched on the feet, I get pains with burning sensation.
(6) Occasionally I feel exhausted.
(7) At times I feel uneasy in my head, as if something is crawling inside.
(8) I have been taking Fenofibrate for cholesterol (triglysrides) and am not sure if there might be side effects of that. Is anyone aware of this?
I do realize that these symptoms might be related to some neurological conditions and have been to see sevral specialists but nobody has been able to diagnose/treat the problems. I am desperate to get some help. I hope I get some direction here.
Please advise. I would be grateful for any directions regarding this.
Have the doctors ruled out anything as the cause?


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The Washington Summit Welcome Letter
On behalf of all Americans, Hillary and I extend a warm welcome to everyone gathered in Washington for the historic NATO 50th Anniversary Summit - the largest meeting of world leaders ever held in our capital.
There is much to do in the course of this summit. We will honor past accomplishments, for it was here in April 1949 that 12 nations, united by their belief in democracy's strength, joined together to form the most successful military alliance in history. We will also welcome three new allies - Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic - whose membership makes our Alliance stronger. But our main task is to look to the future. We should think of this historic gathering not as the last NATO summit of the 20th century, but rather as the first one of the new century.
At the summit, we will focus together on NATO's efforts to resolve the crisis in Kosovo, relieve human suffering, and ensure long-term stability in southeastern Europe. Together, our nations will continue to pursue the same goals that unite all people: peace, prosperity, and the chance to build a better world than the one NATO's founders knew.
We face fresh challenges, and to meet them, we are adapting NATO to take on new missions. While NATO's core function will remain territorial defense, we are preparing our Alliance to contend with threats that recognize no boundaries: the spread of weapons of mass destruction, ethnic violence, and regional conflict.
We also have many opportunities. Our European allies are developing their common foreign policy and increasing their defense capabilities - strengthening our Alliance. Our door to membership remains open, and we will help aspiring members become the best possible candidates. And our partnerships, which we want to deepen at this summit, are enhancing security across Europe.
The United States is proud of NATO and of the contributions we have made to this extraordinary Alliance. I hope that, 50 years from now, our children will look back on this summit as a moment when our great nations, linked by shared values and shared goals, once again came together to meet the challenges of our time and to define our friendship and our future.
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Last week, filmmaker Neill Blomkamp surprised everyone with the teaser trailer for "Oats: Volume 1," the first anthology collection of experimental genre short films being produced by his newly founded Oats Studios.
Now, a full trailer has arrived online for that first volume which consists of three shorts running around twenty minutes each. The 'Volume' will be made available to purchase through PC gaming platform Steam.
Blomkamp recently said he plans to make a follow-up to "District 9" in the wake of the scrapping of his planned "Aliens" sequel.


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Online Universities in Fort Worth
Originally the Texas Normal College and Teachers' Training Institute, the University of North Texas was founded in 1890. It is located in Denton, Texas, which is about 35 miles from downtown Fort Worth. The university has more than 36,000 students and offers more than 200 bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees. It is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), and is a Texas online university. The University of North Texas is recognized by U.S. News & World Report for its online graduate education and business programs. However, it also offers degrees from its colleges of business; education; public affairs and community service; information; and merchandising, hospitality, and tourism.
Texas Women's University
Texas Women's University was founded in 1901 as the Girls Industrial College as a public women's college. Located in Denton, the university has admitted men since the early 1970s; however, it is still recognized as the largest women's university in the U.S. With more than 14,000 students, it has two more physical campuses in Dallas and Houston, as well as an online college. Accredited by the SACS, it gives its students, along with students from other educational institutions, the opportunity to take hybrid and online classes. It also has hybrid and online masters degree programs and online bachelor degree completion programs in business administration, criminal justice, and kinesiology.
The University of Texas Dallas
The University of Texas (UT) at Austin, the UT system's flagship branch, was established in 1883. In June of 1969, UT Dallas, located in Richardson, Texas, was born and today is accredited by the SACS. The UT branch has more than 130 degree program options, nearly 20,000 students, and is recognized as a Tier One U.S. research university. Additionally, it has been ranked No. 29 in Times Higher Education magazine in its top 100 young universities list. University of Texas online programs give students the option to complete their master's degree online in teaching, information technology and management, management and administrative services, accounting criminology, and business administration. In addition, UT's online system offers certificate programs, and its online graduate business program is so comprehensive that it is recognized by U.S. News & World Report.
Fort Worth is home to thriving aerospace and aviation, and transportation and logistics industries. The city is home to American Airline and an airport that ranks in the top 10 as one of the busiest airports in the United States. Given this, jobs in the transportation and logistics industries are common. To get a job in this industry, a post secondary degree in airport management, logistics management, business management, computer science, information technology, or a related subject is helpful. An internship or externship is another persuasive resume point for job seekers, as experience is important in the industry.
Fort Worth has an observable military presence and is home to such companies as Bell Helicopter and Lockheed Martin. This makes its aerospace and aviation industry quite large, and jobs in that sector logical for Fort Worth residents. Lockheed Martin is a company that designs, researches, develops, and manufactures industry aerospace-related products. Bell Helicopter is a civil and military helicopter manufacturing company. Those seeking a career in this Fort Worth industry may wish to seek online degrees in areas like manufacturing, electrical, or mechanical engineering, as well as quality assurance, and operations management at the bachelor's and master's level.
Online Universities in Texas


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Each CD also include the exclusive Black II Black Sample Schools.
These are selections of sounds that are used to produce a track in a particular genre. All the samples used to create the track are there, and you can substitute sounds from elsewhere on the CD for those used to give an equally authentic, but different sound. If the track sounds like the type of thing you are aiming for, then these samples will be a great shortcut. Volume 1 features Reggae, Ragga, and Swing Schools, Volume 2 features Jazz House, Euro House, Mad House, Slo' Jamz, Gangsta Rap, and Swing 2 Schools.
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Q: Lightning Collapsible and Accordion Dynamic aura id for sections I have designed an Account and its Contacts relationship in lightning Collapsible and Accordion style. The data populating correctly but since it is under aura:iteration, everytime it is getting the same Id for expand and collapse.
This is Account names without expanding

Now, when I click on single account to see the contacts, it is expanding all the accounts.

Component:
<aura:component controller="collapseSecController">
    <aura:attribute name="accounts" type="Account[]"/>
    <aura:handler name="init" value="{!this}" action="{!c.doInit}" />

        <aura:iteration items="{!v.accounts}" var="acc">

                        <lightning:icon class="slds-show" aura:id="articleOne" iconName="utility:add" size="x-small" alternativeText="Indicates add"/>
                        <lightning:icon class="slds-hide" aura:id="articleOne" iconName="utility:dash" size="x-small" alternativeText="Indicates dash"/>

{!acc.Name}

                                Header Code

                                Account Name

                                Product Name

                                Manufacturer

                                Asset Code

                                Serial Number

                        <aura:iteration items="{!acc.Contacts}" var="con">

                                    {!acc.Name}

                                    {!con.AccountName__c}

                                    {!con.ProductName__c}

                                    {!acc.Manufacturer__c}

                                    {!con.HdrName__c}

                                    {!con.Mfrserialnumber__c}

                        </aura:iteration>

        </aura:iteration>

</aura:component>

Controller.js
({
    doInit : function(component, event, helper) {
        helper.getAccountAndContactsRelation(component);
    },

    sectionOne : function(component, event, helper) {
       helper.helperFun(component,event,'articleOne');
    }
})

Helper.js
 ({
        getAccountAndContactsRelation : function(cmp) {
            var action = cmp.get("c.getAccountAndContactsRelation");
            action.setCallback(this, function(response){
                var state = response.getState();
                if (state === "SUCCESS") {
                    cmp.set("v.accounts", response.getReturnValue());

         }
        });
        $A.enqueueAction(action);
    },
    helperFun : function(component,event,secId) {
      var acc = component.find(secId);
            for(var cmp in acc) {
            $A.util.toggleClass(acc[cmp], 'slds-show');
            $A.util.toggleClass(acc[cmp], 'slds-hide');
       }
    },
})

A: Try using lightning:accordion and lightning:accordionSection components which is very simpler for handling.
Reference: lightning:accordion
Check this out:
Component:
<aura:component controller="AccountsController">
<aura:attribute name="accounts" type="Account[]"/>
<aura:handler name="init" value="{!this}" action="{!c.doInit}" />

<lightning:accordion activeSectionName="B">
    <aura:iteration items="{!v.accounts}" var="acc" indexVar="ind">
        <lightning:accordionSection name="{!ind}" label="{!acc.Name}">
            {!acc.Name} - {!acc.Phone}
             //Add your table & data here
        </lightning:accordionSection>
    </aura:iteration>
</lightning:accordion>

Controller:
doInit : function(component, event, helper) {
    helper.getAccountAndContactsRelation(component);
}

Helper:
 getAccountAndContactsRelation : function(cmp) {
    var action = cmp.get("c.getAcc");
    action.setCallback(this, function(response){
        var state = response.getState();
        if (state === "SUCCESS") {
            console.log('response.getReturnValue()',response.getReturnValue());
            cmp.set("v.accounts", response.getReturnValue());

        }
    });
    $A.enqueueAction(action);
}

Class:
public class AccountsController {

    @AuraEnabled
    public static List<Account> getAcc(){
        return [SELECT id,name,Phone FROM Account LIMIT 4];
    }
}

Hope this helps.

A: You will have to tweak the code so that only for the current target element the toggle is active while for rest it is inactive .
helperFun : function(component,event,secId) {
  var acc = component.find(secId);
  acc.forEach(function(element) {
        $A.util.toggleClass(element, "slds-hide");
    });
    $A.util.addClass(event.target, "slds-show");
}

Alternatively create a separate child component to represent your section and then component.find will have only instance and rest of them are segregated .
Create a component called collapisbleSection like below
<aura:component >
  <aura:attribute name="acc" type="Account"/>

                    <lightning:icon class="slds-show" aura:id="articleOne" iconName="utility:add" size="x-small" alternativeText="Indicates add"/>
                    <lightning:icon class="slds-hide" aura:id="articleOne" iconName="utility:dash" size="x-small" alternativeText="Indicates dash"/>

{!v.acc.Name}

                            Header Code

                            Account Name

                            Product Name

                            Manufacturer

                            Asset Code

                            Serial Number

                    <aura:iteration items="{!v.acc.Contacts}" var="con">

                                {!v.acc.Name}

                                {!con.AccountName__c}

                                {!con.ProductName__c}

                                {!v.acc.Manufacturer__c}

                                {!con.HdrName__c}

                                {!con.Mfrserialnumber__c}

                    </aura:iteration>

     <aura:component >

The controller will be as below
({
  sectionOne : function(component, event, helper) {
     var acc = component.find('articleOne');
     $A.util.toggleClass(acc, 'slds-show');
  }
})

Now the parent component will be modified as below
<aura:component controller="collapseSecController">
  <aura:attribute name="accounts" type="Account[]"/>
  <aura:handler name="init" value="{!this}" action="{!c.doInit}" />

      <aura:iteration items="{!v.accounts}" var="acc">
        <c:collapisbleSection acc="{!acc}"/>
      </aura:iteration>

  </aura:component>

Also if your styling needs are one matching the lightning design system , use the latest lightning:accordian tag

A: allowMultipleSectionsOpen="false" or true, set this in accordionsection and it will work

A: Above solution works with minor changes. Please refer below.
//Parent Component
<aura:component controller="collapseSecController">
    <aura:attribute name="accounts" type="Account[]"/>
    <aura:handler name="init" value="{!this}" action="{!c.doInit}" />

      <aura:iteration items="{!v.accounts}" var="acc">
        <c:collapisbleSection acc="{!acc}"/>
      </aura:iteration>

    </aura:component>

//Parent cmp controller
({
    doInit : function(cmp) {
        var action = cmp.get("c.getAcc");
        action.setCallback(this, function(response){
            var state = response.getState();
            if (state === "SUCCESS") {
                console.log('response.getReturnValue()',response.getReturnValue());
                cmp.set("v.accounts", response.getReturnValue());
            }
        });
        $A.enqueueAction(action);
    }
})

//Collapsible Child Component
<aura:component >
  <aura:attribute name="acc" type="Account"/>

                    <lightning:icon class="slds-show" aura:id="articleOne" iconName="utility:add" size="x-small" alternativeText="Indicates add"/>
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Bircotes (England, United Kingdom) forecast issued: 5 pm Tue 19 Jan 2021 local time
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Bircotes Weather Forecast. Providing a local hourly Bircotes weather forecast of rain, sun, wind, humidity and temperature.
The Long-range 12 day forecast also includes detail for Bircotes weather today. Live weather reports from Bircotes weather stations and weather warnings that include risk of thunder, high UV index and forecast gales. See the links below the 12-day Bircotes weather forecast table for other cities and towns nearby along with weather conditions for local outdoor activities.
Bircotes is 36 m above sea level and located at 53.42° N 1.05° W. Bircotes has a population of 7948. Local time in Bircotes is GMT.
Bircotes Weather Today
Moderate rain (total 18mm), heaviest on Wed night. Very mild (max 11°C on Tue night, min 4°C on Thu night). Winds increasing (fresh winds from the SSW on Tue afternoon, near gales from the SW by Thu morning).
Bircotes Weather (4–7 days)
A dusting of snow on Sat night. Freezing level rising with drizzle on Sun afternoon. Mild temperatures (max 5°C on Fri afternoon, min 0°C on Sat night). Winds decreasing (fresh winds from the W on Fri afternoon, light winds from the SSW by Sat night).
10 Day Bircotes Weather
Moderate rain (total 10mm), heaviest on Wed afternoon. Mild temperatures (max 9°C on Wed morning, min 2°C on Mon night). Winds decreasing (fresh winds from the SSW on Tue morning, calm by Wed night).
Bircotes Weather Next Week
Light rain (total 5mm), mostly falling on Sat morning. Very mild (max 12°C on Sat morning, min 4°C on Thu afternoon). Winds increasing (light winds from the NNE on Thu afternoon, strong winds from the WNW by Sun morning).
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LIAM NEESON: BACK IN ANOTHER ACTION ROLE IN MOB FLICK 'RUN ALL NIGHT'
21st January 2013 No Comments
Ballymena superstar Liam Neeson has cemented his reputation as an action hero by getting cast in yet another multi-million pound movie.
The former forklift driver is set to reunite with Unknown director Jaume Collet-Sera in the forthcoming mob flick Run All Night.
Following his roles in Batman, A-Team, Taken and Taken 2, the Co Antrim star has re-invented himself as Hollywood's new favourite leading man
According to sources Neeson is looking to build on that with the news of his latest project too.
Neeson, 60, will take on the lead role in Run All Night where he's set to play a mob hitman.
A production source confirmed: "Liam's character is an ageing hit-man who has one night to take on his former boss, while keeping his family safe.
"The guy has to protect his son and family, and winds up on the run from the mob and the authorities with his estranged son."
It is believed Run All Night will go into production later this year for release in 2014.
Neeson has quickly become Collet-Serra's favourite choice of leading man having already worked together on 2011's Unknown and currently shooting air action movie Non-Stop.
Meanwhile the first production picture has emerged for Non-Stop in which Oscar nominated Liam stars alongside Julianne Moore as Bill Marks, a federal air marshal dealing with a mysterious nemesis after receiving IMs threatening the lives of passengers.
Moore plays Neeson's love interest, a feisty passenger who is good with electronics.
2013 begins a busy year for Neeson as it sees the release of Non-Stop as well as forthcoming films romantic drama The Third Person and thriller A Walk Among The Tombstones
The Northern Ireland star is also currently filming as the voice of Bad Cop in Lego: The Movie due out in 2014.
By Tina Calder ©FAMEMAGAZINE.co.uk
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Recently read The Man Who Didn't Exist, which I enjoyed until the ending, which had lost all suspense by the time I got there. Mainwaring's strength, in my opinion, was his characterizations. The plot seemed lazy and contrived.
There's a good twisty plot in Gallows but it is more about the characters. It really reads like an adapted screenplay.


New roadside attractions – and much more!
Digital Orca in Vancouver, B.C., with thanks to Angie Joiner.
Licence Plate Sign near Hinton, Alberta, with thanks to Randy Spears.
Scarecrow in Havelock, Ontario, updated: its bale of hay is gone! Taken by crows, I assume. Thanks for the updated picture and better location info, Havelock Belmont Methuen & District Chamber of Commerce.
Lumberjack in Chetwynd, British Columbia, updated: he's got a fresh set of clothes – looking dapper! Updated photo by Angie Joiner.
Tire Man in Milverton, Ontario – the business closed and the Tire Man is no longer there.
The Big Apple in Colborne is back on our list of roadside attractions. Welcome back!
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China and Gu Kailai trial: party reasserts control after local problem
20/08/12 - Guardian
The explanation as to what happened, the verdict and now the sentence has commanded a degree of credence
When the Bo Xilai issue first erupted in March and the details of Neil Heywood's murder began to emerge, it was commonly accepted that this posed a huge challenge to the Chinese leadership at a most sensitive time – the imminent change in the composition of the party and government leadership, an event which is surely of greater significance for the world than the forthcoming US presidential election.
There was understandable speculation that Bo Xilai's detention could lead to wider rifts in the party leadership that might prove very difficult to manage and which might even lead to the postponement of the forthcoming party congress until the early months of next year.
Following the trial of Gu Kailai, Bo Xilai's wife, and her sentencing on Monday, we can now view these events from a different vantage point. Whatever the widespread misgivings about the trial and the closed nature of the proceedings – and the fact that the whole process has clearly been vetted at the highest levels – the explanation as to what happened, the verdict and now the sentence has commanded a certain degree of credence. The explanations, though far from comprehensive, are, in the circumstances, more or less plausible: the conflict between Gu and Heywood, the threat to her son, the nature of their financial dealings, and the subsequent murder.
Likewise, the nature of the sentence – a suspended death penalty that could in practice mean a prison term of 14 years – has been viewed in the west as not inappropriate.
After months when it appeared as if the scandal might derail the party leadership, it now appears as if it is once more firmly in control of events. Any wider rifts that might have existed now seem to be under control – or, more likely perhaps, the ructions following Bo's arrest were rather more limited than some have speculated, though in the absence of any hard information it is impossible to be sure.
With the Gu Kailai trial now closed, there remains the key question of what will happen to Bo himself, the overwhelmingly dominant player, without whom Heywood would still be unknown and Gu likewise. Bo Xilai is being investigated for "serious disciplinary violations" and it is widely expected that some kind of conclusion will be reached in the matter prior to the party congress.
Are there any conclusions that might be drawn at this stage, premature as they may well prove to be? From outward appearances, it seems as if the party is now within touching distance of overseeing a smooth transition to a new leadership, with Xi Jinping as the next president and Li Keqiang as the next premier. This will only be the second time this has been achieved since Mao, the first being the handover from Jiang Zemin to Hu Jintao. Similarly wholesale changes in the standing committee of the party, presently composed of nine people – and the body to which Bo was so energetically and ruthlessly campaigning to be admitted – are likely to be achieved without too much collateral damage.
There has been much speculation that, with China facing a new and difficult set of challenges, the Bo case was likely to become entwined with a range of growing policy disagreements. The difficult policy choices have certainly not gone away but it would appear that the Bo case has been sidelined without it serving to exacerbate the debates that are occupying the present leadership and which will surely dominate the agenda of the incoming leadership. This is no mean achievement.
It has been suggested, finally, that the Bo case is the biggest political conflict to have shaken Beijing since the Cultural Revolution. This has always appeared to be something of an over-statement. One only has to think of the prolonged struggle between Mao's chosen successor, Hua Guofeng, and Deng Xiaoping after Mao's death to realise that this was a febrile exaggeration. Given the issues that we now know were at stake in their argument, then whatever the present disagreements, they could hardly have been more fundamental or far-reaching than those between Deng and Hua. Deng, after all, was about to take China in an entirely new direction and utterly transform the country in the process.
– Martin Jacques is the author of When China Rules the World: The End of the Western World and the Birth of a New Global Order


Possibly because we ran a 'shopped photo with Mini Lance pushing Ryder's bike and insist that "motor doping" is as real as that album Axl Rose keeps promising; whatever it was, insiders were texting me their frustrations yesterday….
Lay your bike on the ground on a hill. You'll notice that the bike will spin to orient itself so that the pedal touching the ground (one of only 2 touch points. The other is the handlebar) will cause the bike to rotate so that the pedal is oriented as high as it can go in the crank rotation.
And geez, this just might cause the wheel to spin as the pedal is rotating the bike into its favored orientation.


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The Texas Renovator
The Family Business: Founded in 1967
In 1965, Tony Santos moved his family and a small sub-contract roofing business from San Antonio, to Houston, Texas to install roofing for Sears as an authorized installer. In 1967 Tony Santos founded C & S Roofing Company a small but solid company. C&S grew its reputation servicing the construction industry as a full service roofing company for residential and commercial projects.
The Family Business Evolution - The 1990's and Beyond
In the mid 90's, Javier L. Santos took major interest in the family business and expanded it from just roofing to providing other construction services. Even at Javier's earlier age Tony Santos would take Javier on estimates / sales calls grooming him for the family business. Javier's summer vacations from school would always involve working in the family business. In 1995 a major hail storm hit in Fort Worth and Tarrant County. It affected a highly populated area with hail up to 4" in diameter. Striking the local outdoor festival known as The Fort Worth Mayfest getting the name of The 1995 Mayfest Storm. Tony Santos set up a satellite office in Fort Worth Texas. Tony Santos sent Javier L. Santos (18 years of age) and Christopher Linares (17 years of age) (Tony Santos' nephew) to set up and manage the Fort Worth office, sales and field production for the summer. Javier & Chris delivered without fail gaining a tremendous amount of experience at an early age.
The Family Business Today
Javier L. Santos is the President of Santex Construction, LLC. – A Full Service Construction Company. Tara L Santos serves as the Sr. Vice President & Controller of the company and joined the family business in 2000. Christopher Linares serves as Vise President of the company. In 2015 Brittany N, Santos joined her father as the third generation to be involved with the company. She began her journey as an Assistant Project Manager.
At the present, Santex Construction, LLC operates as full service construction company. Offering its construction service in the residential, commercial and multifamily industry as a general contractor / project manager. The name of the family business may have changed, but the way the family does business has not. We believe in building business relationships through integrity and trust. For more than 50 years. The legacy left by Tony Santos continues today. We strive at delivering quality projects by maintaining our reputation with integrity and delivering what we promised. Here at Santex we are proud of our past and focused on our future.
Copyright © Santex Construction. All Rights Reserved.


The Little Drummer Boy Davis / Onorati / Simeone arr. John McCarthy 2. 40 I Wonder As I Wander Trad. arr. Bob Chilcott 3. 37 We Wish You A Merry Christmas. It features Aberdeen City Children's Choir and brings the Christmas spirit alive with well known. A Christmas Festival. Goff Richards. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. Lil Darlin' Neal Hefti arr. Philip Sparke. Aye Waukin O' Adrian Drover Kaleidoscope: 0945: Philip Sparke: Test Piece: Kalinka: 0532: Traditional: Ray Woodfield: Keep Smiling Through: 0808: Various: Darrol Barry: Swing: Kenilworth: 0431 The Doha Singers, Doha Youth Choir& Doha Community Orchestra: A Merry Little Christmas arr.
Goff Richards from the" Winter Wonderland" Concert directed. We Wish You a Merry Christmas: John Rutter: Ding Dong! Merrily on High. Goff Richards: Villancico Catalan:.
" A Little Christmas Music (Medley a la Mozart)" with. 4. Three Spanish Carols: Over all the land (Angels came upon our vigil). - Arrgt. : Richards, Goff. SATB. Publisher: Hinshaw Music, Inc.
Stream Rehearsal extract A Merry Little Christmas" - arr. Goff Goff richards a merry little christmas by The GSA Choir from desktop or your mobile device Find Goff Richards composition information on AllMusic. A Merry Little Christmas, medley for chorus& piano · Choral · Midnight Euphonium, for band · Band. Find a The King's Singers With Special Guest Kiri Te Kanawa, City Of London Sinfonia · Richard Hickox - A Little Christmas Music first pressing or reissue. Complete your The King's Singers With Special Guest Kiri Te Kanawa, City Of London Sinfonia · Richard Hickox collection.
Schneewalzer Trad. Arr. Goff Richards A Christmas Finale Paul Lovatt-Cooper Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas arr.
Rick Mizell Pastorale - Goff Richards. 3. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Soloist. Merry Christmas Everybody - Holder& Lea arr. Broadbent. Chilcott& Burton eds, Christmas Spirituals for Choirs, OUP, 61. Chilcott, Christmas. of winter, Alfred, 84. Richards, Goff, A merry little christmas, Max music, 37. Christmas Brass Artist: The BNFL Band SKU: QMPR602D Catalogue Number: QMPR 602D Kaleidoscope: 0945: Philip Sparke: Test Piece: Kalinka: 0532: Traditional: Ray Woodfield: Keep Smiling Through: 0808: Various: Darrol Barry: Swing: Kenilworth: 0431 Imperial Brass currently offers four different CDs, each one available for $15.
00. A selection of samples is available here. To order CDs. Goff Richards" Hadleigh Camp March" - Ray Steadman-Allen" Plantagenets" - Edward Gregson" Finale - Italian Symphony" - Felix Mendelssohn Find Goff Richards composition information on AllMusic. Christmas Piece, for brass ensemble:. A Merry Little Christmas, medley for chorus& piano: MERRY LITTLE CHRISTMAS – Hugh Martin& Ralph Blane arr.
Alan Fernie 31. NOTTINGHAM – Wolfgang A. Mozart arr. Goff Richards 60. CARRICKFERGUS – Traditional. 'Christmas in Blue' is a collection of familiar and not-so-familiar festive songs brought together by Nigel Short, former member of the King's Singers and conductor of Tenebrae.
His own new arrangements join those by Christopher Norton (Microjazz), Karl Jenkins, Will Todd, Goff Richards, Carol Canning (a former member of the Swingle Singers) and Please email our Librarian for further information. Hire charges Large works: 50p per copy + postage Small works: 15p-25p per copy (total) + postage Library lending list COMPOSER WORK NO PUBLISHER LANGUAGE PARTS Alcock Sanctus (coronation of George V) 100 Novello latin SATB + Piano?
1 Christmas Fanfare Goff Richards BNFL Band 0. 39 2 A Christmas Rhapsod Stream Rehearsal extract A Merry Little Christmas" - arr. Goff Richards by The GSA Choir from desktop or your mobile device. A Christmas Fanfare (Goff Richards); A Christmas.
CHRISTMAS BRASS (Brass Band CD). arr. Newsome); Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (arr. The King's Singers Christmas. Track Listing 1. Veni, veni Emmanuel Traditional arr. Philip Lawson 2. Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen Michael Praetorius Michael Head): The Little Road to Bethlehem Christopher Gabbitas: Mary's Lullaby John Rutter: There is a Flower Traditional Catalan (arr. Goff Richards): La. Find recording details and track inforamtion for A Merry Little Christmas, medley. - Goff Richards on AllMusic Music for the Christmas period from the UK's best-loved a cappella group The King's Singers: feasts for the eyes and ears on both CD and DVD.
This Christmas DVD was recorded in the stylishly distinctive setting of Jerwood Hall in LSO St Luke's, London. The King's Singers are world-renowned for their live performances, an The King's Singers Christmas DVD.
Villançico Catalan Traditional arr. Goff Richards; O little one sweet Tradtional harmonised J. S. Bach;. God rest you merry. arr. Goff Richards 6. A Merry Little Christmas. Visit the Shop for more information Home; About; The Band; Events; Shop; Imperial Brass currently offers four different CDs, each one available for $15. 00.
" Shepherds Song" - Goff Richards" Hadleigh Camp March" - Ray Steadman-Allen In an especially memorable concert at the Ripon Cathedral, the second oldest place of Christian worship in Britain, some of the finest British musical talent gather to perform carols and other Christmas music. Before the service started we played Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Troika by Prokofiev, and Christmas Recollections, a medley of Christmas songs including Frosty the Snowman, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.
After the triumphant success of The King's Singers last DVD Live at the BBC Proms in 2008, this new video performance recorded at LSO St Luke's in London sets an eclectic assortment of modern Christmas classics with special arrangements of some much loved favourites. Shop / Christmas with the King's Singers.
A Little Christmas Music. El Nino querido Trad. arr. Goff Richards 2. 49; Rehearsal files for Merry little Christmas arranged by Goff Richards Find Goff Richards composition information on AllMusic. Find Goff Richards composition information on AllMusic AllMusic. New Releases. Featured New Releases. A Merry Little Christmas, medley for chorus& piano: Choral: Midnight Euphonium, for band: Band Music: Una Paloma Blanka, for band: Band Music: Pastorale: Christmas Music Carol book Page Composer 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998.
A merry little christmas Goff Richards √. MERRY LITTLE CHRISTMAS – Hugh Martin& Ralph Blane arr. Alan Fernie 31. WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS – Traditional arr. Alan Fernie 32. SILENT NIGHT – Franz X. Gruber arr. Darrol Barry 33. " >68. POKAREKARE ANA – Traditional arr. Goff Richards 69. BERCEUSE – Benjamin Godard arr. John Howarth 70. HIGHLAND. Find recording details and track inforamtion for A Merry Little Christmas, medley. - Goff Richards on AllMusic A merry little Christmas.
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The Doha Singers, Doha Youth Choir& Doha Community Orchestra: A Merry Little Christmas arr. Goff Richards from the" Winter Wonderland" Concert directed. A Very Merry Little Christmas (1999) Carol of the bells - The Christmas waltz - Have a little Christmas - It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas - O Christmas tree Dec 10, 2017.
Michael Head): The Little Road to Bethlehem. Goff Richards): Claro abril resplandecio. Geoffrey Keating): God Rest ye merry Gentlemen. some of his most enduring and inspiring music celebrates the Christmas season. February 2015. Altrincham Choral Society CHRISTMAS MUSIC. Goff Richards. A Merry Little. 115. Max Music. Arr. Goff Richards. Christmas Past. 100. Rehearsal files for Merry little Christmas arranged by Goff Richards Performed at Huddersfield Town hall with Honley Male Voice Choir on Saturday 13th of December, the Goff Richards Festive Classic" A Merry Little Christmas"


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The Sea Wolves
U-2540 at Bremerhaven, Germany
Director: Andrew V. McLaglen
Starring: Gregory Peck, Roger Moore, David Niven, Trevor Howard
Keywords: WWII, Feature
A U-boat plays a minor role in this all-star action film based on the true story of a World War II secret mission to destroy German radio ships in a neutral Indian harbor. British Intelligence officers, supported by volunteers formerly (now retired) from the Calcutta Light Horse, use disguise and deception to blow up the ships which are feeding instructions and coordinates to U-boats prowling off the India coast.
This film is dedicated to Earl Mountbatten (former viceroy of India and honorary commander of the Calcutta Light Horse), victim of a 1979 IRA bombing. Based on a 1978 book.


Attached are a few photos of a Hydro I built from old Popular Mechanics plans. I believe it was called the "Saucy Shingle". I see you are selling the plans as the Tiny Titan and I suspect they are considerably better than the originals.
Anyway, enjoy the pic's and if you want more info give a shout!
Note: The Tiny Titan was designed by Glen-L and featured in Popular Mechanics. The magazine changed the name to Saucy Shingle and included drawings with dimensions. The Glen-L plans include full size patterns and instructions.


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MTC Chair Urges Passage of Huge Infrastructure Bill
Approval Would Bring Bay Area Billions for Transportation, Housing and More
Randy Rentschler, MTC (415) 778-6780
Georgia Gann Dohrmann, MTC (415) 778-6623
Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) Chair Scott Haggerty today commended the U.S. House of Representative's infrastructure bill — the $1.5 trillion "Moving Forward Act" (H.R. 2) — which is on the House floor for consideration this week, with voting expected as early as today or Thursday.
The bill includes a five-year, nearly $500 billion transportation reauthorization known as the INVEST in America Act that would bring billions of dollars to Bay Area cities, counties and transit operators to expand the Bay Area transportation network, repair aging roadways and transit systems, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and harness the region's tech leadership to improve mobility nationwide. Other elements of the Moving Forward package include a $100 billion investment in affordable housing; $130 billion for schools; a $25 billion revolving fund to ensure communities have safe drinking water; $100 billion to deliver affordable high-speed Internet access across the country; a $70 billion commitment to modernize America's power grid; $30 billion to upgrade hospitals and increase hospital capacity; and an expansion of local government financing tools to support community development and investment in economically distressed neighborhoods.
"It's critical that this bill be passed," said Haggerty, an Alameda County supervisor who has served as an MTC Commissioner since 2000 and has been its chair since February 2019. "We appreciate Congressional leadership for stepping up with a bold plan to build infrastructure, generate jobs, strengthen our communities and improve our environment."
The INVEST in America portion of the Moving Forward Act would increase surface transportation investment by about 60 percent above current spending levels, with much of the new funding to transit and metropolitan-focused programs, both of which are long-standing MTC priorities. The INVEST in America Act also would weave climate change and resiliency into the core federal transportation program and advance national goals for safety, economic growth, and congestion relief while preserving the flexibility for the Bay Area and other metro areas to tailor investment decisions to meet their unique mobility challenges. Importantly, it also would provide states, local governments and transit agencies with much-needed COVID-19 emergency aid.
"This bill shows the way to transform our dark present to a bright future," continued Haggerty. "It's exactly the kind of broad stimulus that's the right treatment at the right time for the economic ills caused by COVID-19, and should attract strong support from both sides of the aisle."


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Coronavirus has challenged homeless shelters with new risks. How they're adjusting
Liz Freeman
Naples Daily News
Ashley Dalusio didn't get angry when she was furloughed from her job at a thrift store run by St. Matthew's House, the homeless and addiction recovery program in Collier County.
Instead, she volunteered at the food distribution program run by the nonprofit organization which is seeing a huge uptick in people needing food because of the coronavirus pandemic.
"It's feeding your soul," Dalusio, 28, said of giving back to the organization that helped her turn her life around three years ago from addiction.
Homeless shelters like St. Matthew's and the Salvation Army in Lee County have been forced to adjust operations in the wake of the pandemic that has meant ramping up food outreach, imposing social distancing in shelters and limiting new intakes in some cases because of staffing crunches.
There are about 2,800 homeless in Lee and 500 homeless in Collier, according to estimates by the counties' homeless coalitions, which serve as networks of social service agencies.
The chronically homeless with compromised immune systems are vulnerable to the virus that spreads quickly in closed and cramped spaces like shelters, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Read:'Isolation is not an ideal state': Pandemic plays tough with recovery community and could trigger relapse
The CDC issued guidance in March to homeless shelters about identifying overflow sites to reduce cramped living in shelters, having quarantine areas for homeless individuals waiting for test results and isolation areas for those who are positive for COVID-19.
The CDC last week released data about COVID-19 testing at 19 homeless shelters in Seattle, Boston, San Francisco and Atlanta where 1,192 residents and 313 staff members tested.
Second doses of COVID-19 vaccine becoming available in Southwest Florida for seniors Analysis: COVID-19 cases for Collier teachers, staff jumped during Christmas break Artis─Naples receives and matches $1 million gift Deceased hiker 'Mostly Harmless' has been identified after two years. Here's a timeline of the case Naples Daily News Half Marathon: Race ready for Sunday with COVID-19 protocols in place
In shelters that had seen one or two cases in the preceding two weeks, the incidence of positive results among residents was 17% in Seattle, 36% in Boston and 66% in San Francisco, according to an April 22 report.
Among the shelter staff, the positive rate was 17% in Seattle, 30% in Boston and 16% in Seattle.
Outreach workers are advised not to clear out homeless camps because it could increase the potential for the virus to spread in the community, according to the CDC.
The coronavirus pandemic is estimated to kill 3,400 homeless individuals nationwide and hospitalize more than 21,000 people who don't have housing, according to research released late March by homeless experts at the University of Pennsylvania, Boston University and UCLA.
Overall, shelters and hospitals are not equipped to meet the needs of the homeless during the pandemic, and they urge shelters to be reconfigured to allow for social distancing and shelter directors to secure emergency housing, according to the researchers
"The ideal scenario would involve private accommodations for all clients," according to the research. "Private accommodations would dramatically reduce the likely transmission of disease relative to congregate shelters. The problem lies with the supply and the speed at which options can be mobilized."
Isolation rooms at St. Matthew's House
St. Matthew's took steps several years ago to address a pandemic, said Vann Ellison, president and CEO.
When the 104-bed shelter in Naples was remodeled in 2018, three rooms were designated as 72-hour quarantine rooms for all new people coming in, he said. Two rooms can accommodate up to three people each and one room is for a family.
The rooms came on line in February just as COVID-19 was starting to hit Florida.
"God's looking out for us," Ellison said. "There is no other explanation."
At the Wolfe Apartments in Golden Gate, which is transitional housing for graduates of the year-long recovery program, six apartments are available for people who need to be isolated with symptoms and who are waiting for their COVID-19 test results.
One apartment has been used so far by a single mother and her child. Ultimately they tested negative for COVID-19, he said.
Several dozen program residents and employees to date have been tested for COVID-19 and nobody has been positive, Ellison said.
Temperatures are taken daily and everybody in the program must wear masks, he said.
"We serve a population with depressed immune systems," Ellison said. "We've been very aggressive and proactive about monitoring their health."
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The Salvation Army, which runs two shelters in Lee, has seen staff members needing time off and that's led to limits on new homeless intakes, said Kara Jeudy, director of development.
The shelters are the Center of Hope for families and the Bob Janes Triage for homeless individuals who are single.
"We are operating at maximum occupancy with staff we have available," she said. "If someone left, we could take someone in."
She declined to say what is the current maximum occupancy based on reduced staffing. Reasons why employees are taking time off include their own high risk for contracting COVID-19, having been exposed to the virus, or having children home because of closed schools, she said.
At the Hope center, a family lives in one room together and that works for social distancing recommendations from the CDC, she said. Each family typically stays 30 days so there isn't much turnover.
Jeudy declined to say how many isolation rooms are available at the shelter for single homeless individuals.
Temperatures are being taken of all residents and staff and everybody wears masks.
"Since February, enhanced safety, hygiene, and sanitation processes have been in place at Salvation Army facilities, and we will continue to evolve these processes based on recommendations from government and health officials," she said in a follow-up email.
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The Fort Myers Rescue Mission, operated by a Christian-based charity, went into lockdown several weeks ago where residents and staff could only leave for work or medical appointments.
The Fort Myers mission is scheduled to start accepting new clients May 7, according to a report prepared by the Lee County Homeless Coalition.
Motel rooms made available
Janet Bartos, executive director of the Lee homeless coalition, said she began working with local motels early on in the pandemic about making rooms available for homeless individuals for potential quarantine.
"I had three different motels that were willing to work with us and I passed that information on to the county (emergency operations)," Bartos said. "We haven't, to the best of my knowledge, used any of the rooms."
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The county's emergency operations management and the Florida Department of Health in Lee are at the helm of the local COVID-19 response, which includes if the motel rooms have been needed for the homeless, she said.
Bartos said she's been told by the county EOC that nobody who is homeless has tested positive for COVID-19. She has not been told how many homeless have been tested.
County spokeswoman Betsy Clayton referred inquiries about testing of the homeless to the health department.
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Lee health spokeswoman Tammy Yzaguirre said in an email that testing is being done at a variety of locations, including at Family Health Centers, urgent care centers, hospitals and the health department.
Yzaguirre did not provide testing numbers involving the homeless.
The motel rooms are part of a countywide emergency management plan for people with unstable housing, she said.
"To date, none of the individuals testing positive for COVID-19 have indicated they are homeless or have an unstable housing situation warranting use of this plan," she said.
Furloughs at St. Matthew's
In late March when Gov. DeSantis shut down non-essential businesses, St. Matthew's had to close its six thrift stores, the car wash and the catering business, Ellison said.
The businesses help program graduates develop job skills, earn paychecks and learn how to adjust to society, part of the overall mission of transforming lives, he said.
The shutdown meant 134 employees, out of a total of 250 employees, were furloughed yet they kept benefits and could use paid time off to compensate for reduced paychecks.
All who were furloughed were called back this past week to get ready for re-opening the businesses.
"Most are excited about coming back," he said.
The businesses run by St. Matthew's bring in annual revenue of $12 million or more and are a crucial part of the $20 million annual budget, he said.
The closing during April has meant a loss of about $1.5 million but he's hopeful loyal donors and new donors will help narrow the loss.
What weighs more on Ellison's mind is how long it will take for people in the community who live paycheck to paycheck to get back on their feet after COVID-19 slows down.
He estimates it will take a year or longer before the neediest recover from lost income and other needs.
"The poor bounce back the slowest," he said.


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Skowhegan Maine Walmart Employee Diagnosed with Hepatitis A
May 24, 2022 by Linda Larsen
A Walmart employee at a store in Skowhegan, Maine has been diagnosed with hepatitis A, according to the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention. That person did handle food while infectious. The Walmart is located at 60 Fairgrounds Market Place in Skowhegan. Anyone who purchased or ate food from the deli in that specific Walmart on these dates is at risk for contracting hepatitis A. No other food or items were potentially contaminated. May 7, 2022, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. May 8, 10, 11, 12, and 14, 2022, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. May 15, 17, 18, 19, and 21, 2022, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. If you did eat food prepared at the deli at that store on those dates and during those times, and are not vaccinated against hepatitis A, you should get vaccinated. … [Read more...]
Filed Under: News, Outbreaks Tagged With: Hepatitis A, Maine, Walmart
Hardie's Crabmeat Salmonella Outbreak in Maine Sickens Five
A Hardie's crabmeat Salmonella outbreak in Maine has sickened five people, according to the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Maine CDC). Four of the patients live in Maine, and one patient lives in New Hampshire. Two people were hospitalized because they were so sick. An investigation launched by the Maine CDC and the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry found that the crabmeat was most likely contaminated during preparation and packaging. According to the press release, the establishment's owners have addressed investigator's concerns about the contaminated crabmeat, and there is no evidence that crabmeat currently being sold by Hardie's poses a risk to consumers. Crab from Hardie's was sold at multiple locations throughout Maine, but … [Read more...]
Filed Under: News, Outbreaks Tagged With: Attorney, Crab, Maine, New Hampshire, Salmonella Outbreak
Hepatitis A Positive Food Worker at R&M IGA in Eastport, Maine
A hepatitis A positive food worker at the R&M IGA store in Eastport, Maine worked in the deli while infectious for several periods during May 2021, according to a press release from the Maine Centers for Disease Control. Anyone who ordered deli food from that establishment during the time periods stated may be at risk for contracting the virus. The person handled food in the deli at the store, which is located at 88 Washington Street in Eastport, Maine from May 3 to 6, May 8, May 10 to 13, May 15, and May 18-20. Any deli food that was purchased from that store during the time frame of May 3 to 22, 2021 should be discarded or cooked thoroughly to 165°F before consuming. Epidemiological assessment of the employee found that patrons of the establishment may be at risk. The … [Read more...]
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Maine CDC Warns of Possible E. coli Exposure at Morse's Sauerkraut
May 18, 2021 by News Desk
Various news outlets are reporting that the Maine CDC says that there is a possible E. coli exposure at Morse's Sauerkraut located in Waldoboro, Maine. A food handler allegedly worked while infected with Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) from April 1, 2021 through May 13, 2021. The government has determined that patrons of that facility may be at risk for a STEC infection. Anyone who bought deli items from Morse's Sauerkraut between April 1, 2021 and May 13, 2021 should watch for symptoms of this infection. Symptoms usually develop a few days after exposure, but can show up as late as 10 days later. People usually experience a mild fever, nausea and vomiting, severe and painful abdominal and stomach cramps, and diarrhea that is bloody or watery. The Maine CDC recommends that … [Read more...]
Filed Under: News, Outbreaks Tagged With: E. coli, Maine, STEC
Hepatitis A in a Food Worker at Circle K in Orono, Maine
March 26, 2021 by Linda Larsen
The Maine Centers for Disease Control has issued a health advisory about hepatitis A in a food worker at Circle K at 2 Stillwater Avenue in Orono, Maine. That person handled food while infectious on these dates in 2021: March 6 to 9, March 13 to 16, and March 20 to 21. That means that patrons of that restaurant who ate food at that location or anyone who worked at the restaurant on those dates may have been exposed to hepatitis A. Unfortunately, it's too late for anyone who was at that facility from March 6 to 9, 2021 to receive the hepatitis A or immune globulin vaccination. All those people can do is monitor their health for the symptoms of the infection. If you were at that restaurant on the other two date ranges, plan to get a hepatitis A vaccine within 14 days of your … [Read more...]
Pats Pizza Food Worker Diagnosed With Hepatitis A in Maine
November 20, 2020 by Linda Larsen
The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention says that a Pats Pizza food worker in Dover-Foxcroft has been diagnosed with hepatitis A and worked while infectious. That worker was at that facility on November 11, 2020. Epidemiological assessment of the employee's illness has found that the restaurant's patrons may be at risk for a hepatitis A infection. The Maine CDC is recommending that anyone who may have eaten food prepared at or who worked at Pats Pizza in Dover-Foxcroft on November 11, 2020 receive a hepatitis A vaccine by November 25, 2020. This recommendation includes anyone who may have had dine-in, take-out, delivery, or curbside pickup of food from this restaurant on that day. The virus is extremely contagious and can be passed through contaminated food and drink, … [Read more...]
Food Worker With Hepatitis A at Texas Roadhouse in Bangor, Maine
November 4, 2020 by Linda Larsen
A food worker with hepatitis A at Texas Roadhouse in Bangor, Maine worked while sick and infectious, according to the Maine Center for Disease Control. That person worked on October 16-18, 20, 22-25, 27, and 29, 2020. Anyone who visited that restaurant on those dates may have been exposed to the contagious virus. The government recommends that anyone who ate there between October 21 and October 29, 2020 get a hepatitis A vaccination as soon as possible. That vaccine is only effective for fourteen days after exposure. The recommendation is for anyone who may have had dine-in, take-out, delivery, or curbside pickup of food from the restaurant. This hepatitis A at Texas Roadhouse means that anyone who ate there from October 16-20 is now outside the two week window. Those people need … [Read more...]
Roux Farm Raw Milk Cryptosporidiosis Outbreak in Maine Sickens Four
November 4, 2020 by News Desk
A raw milk cryptosporidiosis outbreak in Maine is linked to raw milk produced at Roux Farm in Shapleigh. The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention released a statement about this outbreak, which has sickened four people over the last two months. Anyone who consumed raw milk from Roux Farm that was produced before October 18, 2020 may be at elevated risk of contracting cryptosporidiosis. The raw milk was sold through several stores in Maine. Cryptosporidium is a parasite that causes watery diarrhea, abdominal pain, dehydration, vomiting, nausea, fever, and weight loss. The parasite can infect humans and animals. The symptoms of the infection typically start two to ten days after infection. Consuming raw dairy products is a risk factor for contracting this infection, … [Read more...]
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Worker at Birches Resort in Rockwood, Maine Diagnosed With Hepatitis A
October 2, 2020 by News Desk
According to news reports, the Maine Centers for Disease Control says that a worker at The Birches Resort in Rockwood, Maine has been diagnosed with hepatitis A. That person handled food while infectious between September 2 and September 22, 2020. That means that anyone who ate at that restaurant or worked there from September 18 through September 22, 2020 should be vaccinated against the virus. Unfortunately, it's too late for a vaccine for anyone who visited that location before September 18, 2020 because there is two-week window after exposure where the vaccine is effective. All those people can do is monitor their health for symptoms of the illness. Anyone who may have had dine-in, take-out, delivery, or curbside pickup of food from the Birches Resort in Rockwood should talk … [Read more...]
Saco House of Pizza Food Worker Diagnosed with Hepatitis A in Maine
September 3, 2020 by Linda Larsen
A Saco House of Pizza food worker has been diagnosed with hepatitis A in Saco, Maine, according to the Maine Centers for Disease Control. The employee was not in charge of preparing food, but did handle food while infectious from August 5, 2020 through August 21, 2020 and had access to food in the kitchen. Anyone who visited that venue on August 20 and August 21, 2020 is still eligible for a hepatitis A or immune globulin vaccination if they are vaccinated today or tomorrow. The vaccine is only effective if given within 14 days of exposure. This recommendation includes anyone who may have had dine-in, take-out, delivery, or curbside pickup of food from the restaurant. Everyone else who was at the Saco House of Pizza from August 5, 2020 through August 19, 2020 needs to monitor … [Read more...]


Headaches are a common ailment — so common, perhaps, that many of us just accept them as part of life.
Tension headaches, sinus headaches and migraine headaches are among the most common varieties.
Tension headaches affect 30 to 70 per cent of the population, said Nauman Tariq, director of the Headache Center at Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore. These are usually mild and can be alleviated with non-prescription pain relievers.
Migraine headaches affect 12 to 27 per cent of people, Tariq said. These range in severity and frequency, "from two headaches a year to daily headaches," he said. Over-the-counter drugs are used for migraines, as are prescription drugs such as the triptan group of medications including Imitrex, Zomig and Maxalt.
Sinus headaches are a result of excess mucus in nasal passages and are typically associated with allergies, colds or flu. Antihistamines or decongestants can relieve the pressure and pain.
So, should you see a doctor for your headaches? It depends, of course, on frequency and severity — how much they interfere with your life and whether you can manage them through self-care or by taking over-the-counter analgesics such as aspirin, ibuprofen, acetaminophen and naproxen.
A doctor's visit is likely to include questions about the individual's headaches — when they happen, what they feel like and what triggers them.
When headaches happen can lead to indications about triggers. Munger said patients often have some clue about these already. "The goal is to avoid triggers," Tariq said, citing some common ones (not all of which can be avoided): Certain foods, dehydration, alcohol, sleep deprivation, weather changes, menstrual cycle, work and stress.
Drugs are not the only solution. Tariq said certain procedures interfere with the transmission of pain. With a treatment called nerve block, an injected deadening agent — anesthetic, steroids or Botox — can quiet nerve activity. Alternatively, neurostimulation techniques use vibration or cold to compete with pain messages, he said.
For tension headaches — or, as Munger calls them, muscle headaches — neck and shoulder massage can help, as can changing the position at your desk. Studies have shown the benefits of certain physical therapy techniques in easing headaches.
Stress relief plays a role, too, Munger said.


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Black Friday is here! Bust out the holiday wishlists, make yourself some cocoa, and get to shopping. Even the stores that don't traditionally take part in the post-Thanksgiving festivities are joining in, and Zara is no exception.
For today only, you can get 30% off everything at Zara in-store and online. Yes, everything. Stock up on cozy winter accessories, plush sweaters, and metallic statement pieces for all those holiday parties you think are far off but will sneak up on you in no time. It might not be Black Friday per se, but this discount makes it one of the more enticing Black Friday fashion sales. Who knows, you might not even need Cyber Monday after all the great shopping you'll get done today.
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Science is Culture, Euro Media Forum and Eden Cinemas presents on Monday June 10th at 6.30 p.m. at Europe House – 254, St Paul Street, Valletta. This event coincides with the Superman 75th anniversary and ahead of the Man of Steel Midnight Screening on Friday 14th May at Eden Cinemas.
Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. And able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. For 75 years, the Man of Steel has enthralled audiences with his incredible powers of flight, super strength, x- ray vision and super speed powers. But just how much science fact is there behind these superpowers? Scientist David Pace and Sci-Fi Film researcher Justin Camilleri will provide insight into the real life science of Superman's powers and how he is part of popular culture. Members of the audience will learn how the Man of Steel has had an amazing influence in teaching important scientific principles and how gravity and x-rays, might apply to a real-life Superman. The speakers' will explain how Superman's amazing powers are being reborn in laboratories around the world; from x-ray vision at airport security checks, to bulletproof vests five times stronger than steel.
The speakers' also promise an interesting debate and the audience is invited to participate and put forward to the panel their questions, curiosities and observations.
To spice up the evening there will also be a Superman film quiz, with the opportunity to win great prizes. So quiz participants keep your eyes open for the Man of Steel's clues!


I originally saw a similar recipe as a contest winner on Food 52. I've made quite a few changes here, including skipping the rich sauce that is supposed to accompany the dish and adding more vegetables (sorry, folks). The result is a perfect one-dish meal for a Sunday night – with or without guests.
Rinse chicken inside and out under cold running water. Pat the bird very dry. Make sure all the giblets are removed, along with the large blob of fat found near the neck. Liberally salt and pepper the inside of the bird. Place chicken breast-side up in a small roasting pan. Tuck the garlic inside the cavity, along with one of the lemons slice in half the long way. Finally, stuff the bunch of thyme into the cavity so that most of it is inside the bird but some of it is sticking out.
Drizzle one tablespoon of the olive oil over the top of the bird. Rub the oil into the skin. In a small bowl, combine the remaining two tablespoons of oil with the carrot, fennel and onion. Cut the remaining 3 Meyer lemons into quarters (lengthwise) and toss into the bowl. Mix gently to coat the lemons with the olive oil.
Place the vegetables next to the chicken in the corners and sides of the pan. Liberally salt and pepper the chicken and the vegetables. Pour the wine into the bottom of the pan.
Roast for 1-3/4 to 2 hours. Meat should be juicy and no longer pink. The best way to check for doneness in a roasted chicken is to use a meat thermometer inserted in the thickest part. It should read about 160 degrees. By the time you allow the bird to rest, it will reach an internal temperature of about 165 degrees.
Remove the bird from the oven, cover tightly with foil and allow to rest about 10 minutes.
Serve chicken and vegetables with the accumulated juices in the pan.


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2016 Is Virtual Reality's Year to Shine
Samsung wants you to get excited about VR.
By Nick Milanes
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At the Sundance Film Festival this weekend, Samsung announced plans to open a virtual reality film studio at one of their office spaces in New York City. (The studio will share floorspace with a Samsung marketing team.) With a similar announcement from Oculus at last year's Sundance, Samsung's move comes as no surprise — especially taking into consideration the Samsung Gear VR's stellar sales figures. The new studio is primed to boost the still-young platform's somewhat slim immersive video offerings, and, given the involvement of a marketing team, to pique the interest of the as-of-yet unconverted. All of which begs the question: is this the year VR finally goes truly mainstream?
If Samsung's aforementioned sales figures aren't enough of a confirmation, the hardware itself should be. The Gear VR headset, released this past November, is the mass-market model of the Korean brand's headset, of which two developer models were made available December 2014 and March 2015. The device works with four Samsung phones — Galaxy Note5, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge and the Galaxy S6 Edge+ — using their screens to project virtual images through the headset's two 96-degree lenses and into the user's eyes. The Gear VR's motion-tracking technology is powered by Oculus (yes, the company behind the Oculus Rift), which may seem a bit odd — why are two competitors helping each other?
In truth, the Oculus Rift and the Gear VR aren't in competition with one another; they're two different animals. The Gear VR serves as a gateway into virtual reality for beginners, offering innovative new games, experiences and 360-degree video content at an affordable price ($99). The Oculus Rift is undoubtedly more expensive ($600+), but it offers, with its two integrated OLED displays, much higher-quality visuals and the ability to play older PC games, like the iconic Half-Life 2, in a newly immersive way.
Of course, just as not everyone who likes movies will shell out for a mammoth home-theater setup with all the fixin's, not everyone who's into VR will need to make the jump to the $600 Oculus. And it's hard to believe that the phone-into-headset model would fall away when 64 percent of the US population own smartphones, assuming it can at some point cross over to non-Samsung devices. VR will undoubtedly reach mass mainstream adoption; the exact form it will take is still a little up in the air.
Content will play a deciding factor in the timing of mass adoption, which of course falls in line with the opening of Samsung's studio. But branded Samsung content will only do so much. For one, VR needs its Great Train Robbery — a film that proves the artistic viability of the medium. For this reason, Sundance opened the New Frontier program, an effort to foster young and old filmmaking talent in a way that allows them to take full advantage of the new technology. But new, accessible 360-video technology isn't quite saturating the market yet, and if 360 video in general is to have as big an audience as YouTube or Netflix, its recording equipment needs to be as readily available as a camera phone.
Current offerings for 360 video are sparse, but promising. Lytro spearheaded the new market in November 2015 when they introduced the Lytro Immerge, "the world's first professional Light Field solution for cinematic VR." The device records light in a way that seamlessly blends live action and computer graphics, allowing users to roam freely in a digitally reproduced environment. And earlier this month, Nikon announced the KeyMission 360, a 360-degree action camera that'll allow people to share more immersive videos than ever. These cameras dictate the two driving forces behind the oncoming wave of immersive content: Hollywood-level studios that can invest in industry-grade tech like the Lytro Immerge, and the smaller powers, be they indie studios or hobbyists (read: both Sundance types and action-cam zealots) for whom the KeyMission 360 is nice and attainable.
As it stands, VR fills several niches: dazzling video games, boundary-pushing journalism, revolutionary medical therapy, immersive comedic sketches and more. But as a new tool for media consumption, it needs to fill as many niches as the internet at large. What we'll see in the next year is several VR hardware and software producers making efforts, like Samsung's, to get people excited; if it works, then that'll invigorate a number of eager new content producers, investors and more — whose work will eventually give us enough VR content to stay excited.
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Flip a switch. That's as much thought as most of us give to electricity, but it's a large part of our daily lives. Alarm clocks, hot water, coffee, email, music, food, heat, air conditioning, laundry, internet, television – our days wouldn't be complete without electricity. It's the forgotten key to modern life, the common thread keeping us current and a vital component to innovation and technology.
Meade County RECC is locally owned and operated, and our members have a voice in their co-op. We work together as a community to offer safe, reliable, and affordable electricity.