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The First Getaway Car
By: Hillary Delaney
The year 1911 marked the earliest ever use of a motor vehicle in the commission of a crime, according to author Richard Parry in his book The Bonnot Gang. Brian Burrough, the author of Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, gives the year 1915, for the first automobile used in an American bank robbery . There are many more examples, dating from 1909 forward, with similar claims. However, it's possible that the first documented use of what we call a "getaway car" in a bank robbery may have occurred in our own Florence.
The Florence Deposit Bank opened for business in 1904, and was a successful endeavor by all accounts. The news of our growing community and its rapidly filling bank vault must have reached the ears of criminals in the area. On November 8, 1907, the "getaway car" may have made its debut in Florence, a dubious distinction.
At about 1:30 AM, on that November night, Miss Amanda Murray noticed a light in the bank and alerted her brother, James Murray, who was the Florence Postmaster. Murray quickly retrieved his weapon and roused the local priest, Father William Kathman, who also came armed to the scene. Suddenly, there was an audible explosion; adding urgency to the need to investigate the suspicious activity at the bank. Some news accounts describe a larger group of citizens, indicating others may have joined Murray and Fr. Kathman along the way.
Upon approaching the bank, the posse of concerned Florence residents were confronted with an unusual sight: a big red automobile. The first car arriving in Boone County was revealed in Burlington in 1901, but they were still quite rare locally, so this was something of an oddity to our citizens. This particular large vehicle was in the possession of some well-dressed rapscallions, with evil intentions for our little bank.
The group of would-be bank robbers, who numbered at around five or six, had used dynamite to blow a hole in the rear wall of the bank. Before they could crack the safe, however, the party of citizens arrived and the two groups exchanged fire. No one was wounded, and the bandits sped away, empty-handed. According to news reports, one man was called "Bill" by a fellow bandit, and one of the gentlemen wore a "silk opera hat" but they were never identified or apprehended. The Paducah Evening Sun of 9 November 1907, reported that they may also have attempted to hit the Petersburg bank, again unsuccessfully, before heading across the river to Cincinnati, in the first getaway car on record…..so far.
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Fred Blaze – "LOL!" Feat. 1TakeQuan Prod. by SalTreze | Rosecrans Ave.
The term LOL is used loosely & doesn't necessarily mean 'laugh out loud' all the time, it's more or less used to soften the blow of a slight diss. That is exactly what Fred Blaze & 1TakeQuan have mastered on their latest track "LOL!" produced by SalTreze. Over a dark piano tone, Blaze & Quan carry the same harsh hostile tone that makes for a perfect banger. As they talk their sh*t it seems to be ain't no thang as long as they check clears & the girl that's trying to holla ain't broke. Listen & share the fire track below!


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Q: Prevent window.onload being overridden How to overcome event handlers being overridden?
I have a script say a.js
window.onload = function () {
   //Handler in a.js
}

Another script say b.js
window.onload = function () {
   //Handler in b.js
}

where,
a.js is a kind of 3rd party library built by me
b.js is a publisher who uses my script [I can't do any changes out here]
Will onload handler in b.js override a.js's handler?
If yes, How to prevent this from happening?
Will building a queue of all event handlers in a.js and deque them on event help?
But will a.js know all event handlers for an event upfront untill b.js is loaded?
Thoughts and references would help.

A: you should use addEventListener() to have various handlers for the same event
window.addEventListener("load", yourfunction, false);

A: Use element.addEventListener or window.attachEvent in down-level IE versions.
Sample addEvent method:
function addEvent(node, type, listener) {
    if (node.addEventListener) {
        node.addEventListener(type, listener, false);
        return true;
    } else if (node.attachEvent) {
        node['e' + type + listener] = listener;
        node[type + listener] = function() {
            node['e' + type + listener](window.event);
        }
        node.attachEvent('on' + type, node[type + listener]);
        return true;
    }
    return false;
};

Note - Most, if not all, modern JavaScript libraries like jQuery and MooTools have their own implementations. I recommend leveraging their API's - as they abstract out different browser implementations and have been thoroughly tested.

A: Yes, the second statement will override the first one. Because you are using the traditional registration model only one event handle is allowed for any given event and object. The function assignment are not cumulative.
But you can:
  window.onload = function () {handlerinb(); handlerina()}

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4 Oct 2010 (Mon): Long traveling day for us to travel down south in France. Stopped by a vineyard in the Burgundy region at noon before continuing our journey to Avignon.
Our tour guides..Carl & Samie. Everyone took turns to introduce ourselves...we've got tour mates from Australia, NewZealand, US, Canada, Columbia, India, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia. Surprisingly...there are about 10 Malaysians...lol!!
The Chateau that we visited...Chateau de Chasselas.
The owner of the vineyard explained about the process of making wine...tasted some grapes...visited the wine cellar.
Had red wine, white wine, and sparkling wine. I had 2 of each in half an hour...that explains why I got a lil' tipsy after that...lol!!
Continued our journey and arrived Avignon in the evening. Avignon is a city surrounded by walls which were used to protect the pope long time ago.
Our first French dinner at Le Cintra Restaurant.
Night walking tour in Avignon. That is the Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes).


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US: Armed protesters demand end to Michigan coronavirus lockdown
Dozens of protesters, some with rifles slung around their chests, enter the Capitol and demand to be heard.
A protester at the State Capitol in Lansing, Michigan on Thursday [Paul Sancya/AP Photo]
Hundreds of angry protesters, some carrying firearms, gathered at Michigan's State Capitol in Lansing on Thursday to protest against Governor Gretchen Whitmer's request to extend the state of emergency to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
The protests came as state legislators debated a measure refusing the governor's request and voted to authorise a lawsuit challenging her authority and actions to combat the pandemic.
At one point during the legislative deliberations, dozens of protesters – many without face coverings and some with rifles slung around their chests – entered the Capitol and demanded to be let into the House chamber, which was closed to the public to allow room for representatives and reporters to spread apart. The crowd shouted, "Let us in" while mask-wearing sergeants and state police blocked them.
Demonstrators were allowed in the state Senate, which has fewer members and remained in session to also authorise legal action.
Firearms have been legally allowed in the Michigan state Capitol building for some time.
Directly above me, men with rifles yelling at us. Some of my colleagues who own bullet proof vests are wearing them. I have never appreciated our Sergeants-at-Arms more than today. #mileg pic.twitter.com/voOZpPYWOs
— Senator Dayna Polehanki (@SenPolehanki) April 30, 2020
The protest appeared to be the largest in the state since April 15, when supporters and allies of President Donald Trump organised thousands of people for "Operation Gridlock", jamming the streets of Lansing with their cars to call out what they said was the overreach of Whitmer's strict stay-at-home order.
It was one of the country's first major anti-lockdown rallies and helped sparked a wave of similar events nationwide.
The slow reopening of state economies around the country has taken on political overtones, as Republican politicians and individuals affiliated with Trump's re-election promoted protests in electoral battleground states such as Michigan.
"Governor Whitmer, and our state legislature, it's over with. Open this state," Mike Detmer, a Republican candidate for US Congress told the crowd. "Let's get businesses back open again. Let's make sure there are jobs to go back to."
At the MI Capitol pic.twitter.com/IuYoBhstIg
— Anna Liz Nichols (@annaliznichols) April 30, 2020
Other speakers at the "American Patriot Rally," which had different organisers to the mid-April protest, questioned the deadliness of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus. They also said Whitmer's stay-at-home order violated constitutional rights, and urged people to open their businesses on May 1 in disregard of her order.
Protesters, many from more rural parts of Michigan, have argued it has crippled the economy statewide even though the majority of deaths from the virus are centred on the southeastern Detroit metro area.
Protest moves inside Michigan Capitol. Crowd attempts to get onto Hoise floor. Lots of Michigan State Police and House sergeants at arms blocking door. pic.twitter.com/4FNQpimP4W
— Rod Meloni (@RodMeloni) April 30, 2020
Whitmer's stay-at-home order, the strictest in the US, is in effect through May 15. House Republicans wanted changes, such as allowing elective medical and dental procedures again and certainty on the date she plans to reopen the economy on a regional basis. Meanwhile, the governor has allowed some businesses, such as lawn-care companies and greenhouses, to resume operating.
Many states, including Georgia, Oklahoma, Alaska, South Carolina and Ohio, have already moved to restart parts of their economies following weeks of mandatory lockdowns that have thrown nearly one in six American workers out of their jobs.
Source: Al Jazeera, News Agencies
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How often is the status quo really what you want? Most of us find ourselves on a career path determined largely by the influential people in our lives (parents, friends, colleagues) and by a market space that we have become familiar with. If this process has resulted in a life experience that finds you jumping out of bed because you can't wait to get to work, you're in the minority. A recent survey found that 60% of the 26,000 Americans they asked claimed that they would like to choose a new career.
I've spent the last two years looking for and interviewing the other 40%, the people that are happy with where their careers have taken them. I isolated the happiest, most prosperous people in this group and looked for the common career paths and behaviors that help explain their success.
I actually struck out on identifying the best career paths; it turns out that there are happy and prosperous people everywhere. What I did find, however, was a common set of habits that were exhibited by the most satisfied individuals. They tended to be people who enjoy learning and who had developed a high level of expertise within an area that they were passionate about. And whether they work in small or large organizations, they utilize an entrepreneur's approach to their work. In other words, they aren't satisfied by the status quo, bring a high level of energy to their work, and attract highly competent people to help them explore new ideas for better serving the markets they are passionate about.
What follows is a description of the 10 habits that I believe has enabled these individuals to experience highly satisfying, prosperous lives.
Build Your Own Prosperity Cycle. Pursuing prosperity means breaking trail rather than following the crowd, and this approach requires self-confidence and an abundance of personal motivation. The prosperity cycle helps you build both by harnessing the energy generated by successive cycles of focused effort and exhilarating personal achievement.
Exploit Your Natural Curiosity. Successful entrepreneurs as well as intrapreneurs exploit opportunities that most others don't see, using solutions based on insight that others don't have. Where does the superior insight come from? From delving into the minutiae that determine the effectiveness of a solution. Indulging your natural curiosity makes it possible to effortlessly get deep enough into a subject of interest to build valuable insight.
Know Thyself. Prosperity is an existence that enables you to apply your passions, personal strengths, and values to work that is personally satisfying and fun while providing the financial resources to experience your envisioned life. Taking the time to understand your unique strengths, values, and passions is key to finding prosperity. Doing work that you love and are pre-wired to excel at usually leads to financial success as well.
Build Creative Tension. Creative tension is an extremely productive force created within anyone who has undertaken an honest assessment of their own current reality and compared it to a personal vision of the life of their dreams. It works in the background of our daily activities to motivate actions that help move us toward our personal vision.
Learn From The Best People And Organizations. Malcolm Gladwell nailed it when he said it takes 10,000 hours to develop a differentiating level of skill in anything. But it only works if you're learning the right skills from the right instructors. Confirm your life's passion and accelerate your development of world-class skills by going to work for an organization that will teach you the essence of what it has invested hundreds of thousands of hours to understand.
Earn An "I Can Do Anything Attitude." Being a pioneer is scary. Doing something that may or may not be successful is scary. But that's where you are going if you're pursuing prosperity. Gain the confidence that you need by looking behind the wizard's curtain and learning the tricks that allow him to appear gifted. Then find the coach that will help you do the same.
Recognize And Quickly Analyze Opportunities. Successful entrepreneurs have learned to see and analyze the opportunities that stream by all of us every day. And they do it in real time. I call this being an entrepreneurial actuary. The trick to doing it is to embrace your inner rebel by throwing conventional thinking out the window so that opportunities can be seen, and then learning to quickly estimate market sizes and the rough costs of products and services that address the need.
Genuinely Care About Other People. Pursuing prosperity is a team sport, because not much worth achieving can be accomplished by yourself. Care about others because it's the right thing to do, but also because it builds a very rare commodity — trust. Teams built on a foundation of trust have much higher levels of productivity and are more fun to work in. In the book, I give details on a concept I call carefrontation and how it leads to personal growth for everyone involved.
Partner Wisely and Broadly. Your choice regarding a life partner or business partner can put you on the fast track to achieving your personal vision or make it a virtual impossibility. The right partner is an enabler who helps you to hone your vision, offset your weaknesses, and give you the confidence that you might just get this damn thing done. The wrong partner's attitude and negative forays into the irrelevant will suck the energy from the room, and your mojo with it.
Find A Mentor, Or Three. An experienced mentor can take the pie-in-the-sky vision that you are hesitant to even say out loud and, through experience and personal example, lead you to the point where you can see yourself making it happen. In addition, build a database of guides who don't need to know you as well as a mentor, but can effortlessly provide advice within specific areas of expertise.
Can a motivated individual develop these habits? Absolutely. Every one of the people I talked to managed to do it, and they had to figure it out on their own. In all of them, it started with a decision to make a change. That change led to the next, and the next, and the next. In fact, I think a lot of their satisfaction comes from the fact that their quest is never over; it's just the end of one learning cycle and the beginning of another. The happy accident in all of this is that many of their prosperity cycles come with financial rewards from employers and consumers eager to make use of their better ideas. What's your next quest?
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Stream/Download: Auto Reverse Mixtape (September 2014) — A Tribute to John Peel
Well, that last mea culpa, back in May, deserves a mea cupla all of its own. But here we are, four months later. And we've finally coughed up a new entry in our Auto Reverse mixtape series. But it's a good one: A tribute to the late, great BBC DJ and tastemaker John Peel.
Stream/Download: Auto Reverse — Slicing Up Eyeballs Mixtape (May 2014)
First: a mea culpa. Yes, the Slicing Up Eyeballs Mixtape Department has fallen down on the job, failing to produce a new entry in the Auto Reverse series since winter wrapped its cruel grip across this land. That dark chasm of silence even prompted one loyal listener to email us: "Why do you hate the mixtapes?"
Stream/Download: Auto Reverse — Slicing Up Eyeballs Mixtape (February 2014)
With just a couple days left in February, we've just managed to squeeze in this month's (belated) installment in the Auto Reverse series: two fresh 45-minute sides that you can stream via Mixcloud, or download, at least for a limited time, courtesy of the link included right here.
Stream/Download: Auto Reverse — Slicing Up Eyeballs Mixtape (January 2014)
Another month, another mixtape: The Auto Reverse series returns for January, with two fresh 45-minute sides that you can stream via Mixcloud, or download, at least for a limited time, courtesy of the link included below. This month's tape includes new music from The Mission and the Pixies and plenty of old favorites.
Stream/Download: Slicing Up Eyeballs Christmas Mix — 2 hours of alternative holiday cheer
Seeing as how we're a bit late in delivering the December entry in the Auto Reverse mixtape series, we're going to break format slightly and instead drop a huge Christmas mix on you — a 40-song, two-hour collection of festive fare from the likes of X, R.E.M., Cocteau Twins and more.
Stream/Download: Auto Reverse — Slicing Up Eyeballs Mixtape (November 2013)
After righting the mixtape ship last month, we've made great efforts to re-stablize delivery of the Auto Reverse series, and so now comes the November installment. Below you can stream via Mixcloud, or download, two 45-minute sides brimming with great music from your favorite artists.
Stream/Download: Auto Reverse — Slicing Up Eyeballs Mixtape (September/October 2013)
Well, this is a tad more than just a little embarrassing. We're not just a couple weeks behind, but, rather, nearly two months late in posting the next installment in the Auto Reverse mixtape series — so late, in fact, that we've gone ahead and made it a double. So download or stream all four 45-minutes of music new and vintage.
Stream/Download: Auto Reverse — Slicing Up Eyeballs Mixtape (August 2013)
Now that we're knee-deep in August, seems as good a time as any to dump the new installment of the Auto Reverse mixtape series on you guys— two 45-minute sides of music new and vintage from some of your favorite artists. Below, you can stream it via Mixcloud or download the two sides, too.
This month's Auto Reverse mixtape features new music from both the Pixies and ex-Pixie Kim Deal, plus some vintage tunes by The Replacements, X, My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult, New Order, The Mission, Robyn Hitchcock, The Cure, King Missile, The Godfathers, Ramones and The Bubblemen.
This month's tape features brand-new music from Nine Inch Nails and Miracle Legion's Mark Mulcahy, plus classics from Talking Heads, Richard Hell, Billy Bragg, Midnight Oil, Galaxie 500, Screaming Blue Messiahs, Elvis Costello, Gang of Four, Pylon, Orange Juice, Sugar and much more.
Well, this is embarrassing. We're more than two weeks later with this month's installment of the Auto Reverse mixtape — two 45-minute sides of music new and vintage from your favorite artists. And, while we're still using Mixcloud to stream the tape, due to popular demand, it's downloadable, too — for a limited time.


Context: A production bug is reported by 55 customers, causing a complete rollback of the new release in most of them, while some others halted their online services waiting for a hot-fix.
Adam (the PM), shouting: Who is responsible for this terrible bug?
Amr (the team leader): let's concentrate on resolving it and get these customers up and running again.
Adam: Now, it was a horrible day yesterday, and I would like to know exactly what led us to this situation.
Mona (tester): developers are always careless about their code.
Sarah (developer): No way, it was due to your bad testing. If we are careless, Isn't it your responsibility to be careful and catch such tiny bugs?
Yousef (developer): Hey, are we going to keep blaming each other and forget about the tight schedules, late notices, and minute changes, that we are always having?
Seconds of silence passed while all are staring anywhere not accepting any responsibility.
Amr: It was a process bug.
Amr: A process bug. It has nothing to do with the team. One person or even the whole team cannot be blamed for such a recurring problem report. We keep looking for a person to shout at and forget about the root cause of the problem, which is a process bug.
This is a typical discussion that takes place in software development houses. The last note is interesting and worth attention. Process Bugs are holes in the software development process which give way for bugs to slip into customer sites. Process bugs are what I always blame for bugs occurring at production. It is the development process which didn't help us prevent bugs from getting injected into our code. It also didn't help us discover these bugs and get them resolved before they reach customers.
If bugs occur and the team are blamed for it, they will lead to higher levels of stress; which will usually result in more bugs, more blaming, more stress, in an endless loop manner. Actually, this is an example of 'positive feedback loops' in which factors re-enforce themselves and result in system expulsion after a while. Examples such expulsions may be burn-out, getting out-ranged, quit development, and similar actions.
Code review is never planned. The team hardly find anytime to review.
Bugs are assigned to module owners, whom may be very busy responding to customers or developing new features in another project.
Team had several burn-outs, which resulted in more stress on the remaining team members!
The key take-away of this blog is to look for root causes in process rather than looking for someone to blame. Blaming may relieve managers' stress and bad temper, but it will lead to team expulsion very soon!
Instead of blaming, a sound management question for the team should be similar to the one I described in this blog title: Take your time to pay for this technical debt, but let me know how you would prevent it in the future! As I said in this blog, part of fixing a problem is preventing it from re-occurring. In other words, fixing the process hole that led to it.


We've located the best assisted living communities near SAGINAW County, Michigan. All SAGINAW County assisted living facilities and homes provide daily living assistance to elderly senior citizens. This list of facilities includes various care levels, including both senior living and assisted living communities in SAGINAW County, MI.
While looking for assisted living services in Saginaw, Michigan, you will likely find The Prosperity House, located at 2971 Jackson in the 48604 zip code area in Saginaw County. The Prosperity House helps senior citizens living in Saginaw who need help with showering, dressing, moving from one place to another, feeding themselves, styling their hair and toilet hygiene. The Prosperity House includes amenities like: private apartments, panic buttons and a community cooking section.
Michigan A Home is an affordable assisted living center that allows pets, situated at Saginaw, Michigan. It has a total of 6 assisted living apartments. Michigan A Home can be found at 1103 S Michigan, in the 48602 zip code area. It provides help to 55 and older adults living in Saginaw County with ADLs that include taking a bath, dressing, sitting and standing up, personal hygiene and using the bathroom. A few of the features you can find at Michigan A Home include a dietary menu for senior citizens with diabetes, well-lit community dining area, arts & crafts room and trained staff available 24/7.
Located at 820 Walnut Street, inside 48655 zip code area, St. Charles Home provides senior assisted living in St Charles, MI to elderly adults who live in Saginaw County. St. Charles Home accepts Medicaid and Medicare and offers amenities that include memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, housekeeping services, protected entry by a keypad and a fitness section. It can provide board and care to up to 6 Saginaw County residents.
D. e. b. Afc #2 is a pet friendly assisted living community located at 3197 Studor, 48601 zip code. Up to 6 55 and over adults who need a personal care home in Saginaw County can take advantage of assisted living services offered by D. e. b. Afc #2. This community carries an affordable cost and includes services like separate menu for seniors with dietary needs, help with moving to the facility and scheduled outings and gatherings for residents and their families.
Brookdale Saginaw Al provides assisted living in Saginaw county, Michigan. It offers a total of 20 private studio and one-bedroom suites for 55 and over adults. Brookdale Saginaw Al is pet friendly and can provide assistance with bathing and showering, getting dressed, getting in and out of bed, feeding themselves, styling their hair and using the toilet to any 55+ adults living in Saginaw, MI and Saginaw County. Brookdale Saginaw Al is situated at 2485 Mccarty Road, 48603.
For older adults who are looking for assisted living in Saginaw, Michigan, Kneaded Angels Adult Living Home Ii is a wonderful upscale residential care facility that includes religious services. It has a maximum capacity of 6 assisted living apartments and offers services such as arts & crafts activities, on-site security 24/7 and regular doctor check-ups. Its official license number is AS730383141. Kneaded Angels Adult Living Home Ii offers assisted living services not only to Saginaw senior citizens, but also to all Saginaw County residents.
If your loved one requires aid with daily living, you should consider Heavenly Realm 5, an assisted living facility in Saginaw, Michigan located at 1814 Cherry Street, 48601 zip code area. It includes services such as monthly check-ups by a registered nurse, weekly laundry service and multiple social activities every day. Heavenly Realm 5 provides assisted living in Saginaw County to a maximum of 5 seniors.
Heavenly Realm 2 provides assisted living services in Saginaw County to up to 6 older adults at a time. Heavenly Realm 2 is located at 230 S 10th Street in the 48601 zip code area. As part of it personal care package, it offers services such as fixing and maintaining of all apartment fixtures and appliances, grooming and beauty services and 3 meals and snacks.
Saginaw Bickford Cottage, located at 5275 Mackinaw Rd, Saginaw, Michigan, 48603 provides assisted living for 55+ adults residing in Saginaw County and surrounding areas. Saginaw Bickford Cottage has a total capacity of 55 assisted living apartments. Some of its amenities include medication coordination, transportation to outings and doctor appointments and health and fitness activities on a daily basis.
Gera Road Home is an assisted living facility in Birch Run, Michigan, providing care and housing to seniors who require help with bathing, dressing, walking, self feeding, personal hygiene and toilet hygiene. If you are looking for assisted living in Saginaw County with trained staff members always ready to help, do not overlook Gera Road Home. It has a total capacity of 6 assisted living apartments.
While looking for assisted living in Saginaw, Michigan, you may come across Jayden Transitional Housing, situated at 7540 East Rd in the 48601 zip code area in Saginaw County. Jayden Transitional Housing assists elderly adults living in Saginaw who need help with bathing, dressing, moving from one place to another, eating by themselves, combing or brushing their hair and going to the bathroom. Jayden Transitional Housing includes services like: 3 daily meals, gated entry and a shared kitchen.
Southport Home is an affordable assisted living home that allows pets, situated at Saginaw, Michigan. It has a total of 6 assisted living units. Southport Home can be found at 2950 Briarwood, in the 48601 zip code area. It helps 55 and older adults living in Saginaw County with ADLs such as taking a bath, getting dressed, walking, brushing their hair and using the bathroom. Some features you can find at Southport Home include a special menu for retirees who have diabetes, large dining room, arts & crafts studio and trained staff members always ready to help.
Located at 650 So Weadock, inside 48607 zip code area, Patton Afc offers assisted senior living in Saginaw, MI to retired adults who live in Saginaw County. Patton Afc accepts Medicaid and Medicare and provides amenities that include Alzheimer's and dementia care, maintenance-free lifestyle, secure entry by a keyless keypad and a fitness activity center. It can provide board and care to up to 6 Saginaw County residents.
Jayden - Janes is a pet friendly senior living facility situated at 3084 Janes Ave, 48601 zip code. Up to 5 55 and older adults who want a personal care home in Saginaw County can take advantage of assisted living services offered by Jayden - Janes. This community has a reasonable cost and includes services such as special dietary menu available, relocation services and scheduled meetings for residents and their families.
Cambridge Clf provides senior living in Saginaw county, Michigan. It offers a total of 8 shared and private one bedrooms and studios for retirees. Cambridge Clf is pet friendly and can provide assistance with showering, putting on clothes, transferring, feeding themselves, combing or brushing their hair and using the toilet to any 55 and over adults living in Saginaw, MI and Saginaw County. Cambridge Clf is located at 3363 Hospital Road, 48603.
For 55 and older adults who are searching for assisted living in Saginaw, Michigan, D. e. b. Afc is a great luxury residential care facility that includes religious services. It has a total capacity of 11 assisted living apartments and provides services such as arts & crafts room, 24/7 security and monthly doctor visits. Its official license number is AM730269236. D. e. b. Afc provides assisted living services not just to Saginaw residents, but also to all Saginaw County seniors.
If your loved one requires aid with daily living, you should consider Stone Crest Senior Living-wing B, an assisted living facility in Freeland, Michigan located at 255 N Main, 48623 zip code area. It includes amenities like comprehensive monthly assessments by a licensed nurse, laundry for all personal clothes and daily entertainment. Stone Crest Senior Living-wing B offers assisted living in Saginaw County to a maximum of 20 retirees.
K & K Adult Foster Care Services provides assisted living services in Saginaw County to up to 4 55 and older adults at a time. K & K Adult Foster Care Services is located at 2202 Burt Street in the 48601 zip code area. As part of it personal care package, it includes services such as apartment and community maintenance, on-site salon and barbershop and 3 meals and snacks.
Cardinal Care Afc, located at 2700 Cecelia St, Saginaw, Michigan, 48602 provides assisted living for older adults residing in Saginaw County and surrounding areas. Cardinal Care Afc has a maximum capacity of 6 assisted living apartments. Some of its services include help with managing medication, transportation services and daily exercise opportunities.
Pack Afc is an assisted living facility in Saginaw, Michigan, providing care and services to retired adults who require help with showering, putting on clothes, getting in and out of bed, eating by themselves, combing or brushing their hair and toilet hygiene. If you are trying to find assisted living in Saginaw County with trained staff available 24/7, do not overlook Pack Afc. Its full capacity is 6 assisted living units.
While looking for senior assisted living in Saginaw, Michigan, you will likely find J & L Afc Home, situated at 2316 Perkins Street in the 48601 zip code area in Saginaw County. J & L Afc Home assists 55 and older adults living in Saginaw who need assistance with bathing and showering, dressing, moving from one place to another, eating by themselves, combing or brushing their hair and going to the bathroom. J & L Afc Home includes amenities like: 3 daily meals, secure entry and a community kitchen.
Philip's Afc is an affordable assisted senior living facility that allows pets, located in Saginaw, Michigan. It has a total of 6 assisted living units. Philip's Afc can be found at 231 S 10th, in the 48601 zip code area. It provides assistance to retired adults living in Saginaw County with ADLs that include taking shower, putting on clothes, functional mobility, styling their hair and using the toilet. Some features you can find at Philip's Afc include a dietary menu for older adults who have diabetes, community dining room, dedicated movie viewing area and expanded visiting hours.
Situated at 1515 Casimir, inside 48601 zip code area, Casimir Family Afc offers senior assisted living in Saginaw, MI to 55 and over adults who live in Saginaw County. Casimir Family Afc accepts Medicaid and Medicare and provides amenities that consist of Alzheimer's and dementia care, maintenance-free lifestyle, keypad entry and a fitness room. It can provide board and care to up to 3 Saginaw County residents.
Liberty Home is a pet friendly senior living facility located at 3821 Chevel, 48722 zip code. Up to 6 55 and over adults who need a personal care home in Saginaw County can take advantage of assisted living services offered by Liberty Home. This facility has a reasonable cost and includes services like dietary menu including pureed options, assistance with relocating to the community and planned get-togethers for residents and family members.
Paradise Afc provides senior living in Saginaw county, Michigan. It offers a total of 6 private studio and one-bedroom suites for 55 and older adults. Paradise Afc is pet friendly and can provide help with taking a bath or shower, putting on clothes, functional mobility, eating by themselves, combing or brushing their hair and using the toilet to any seniors living in Saginaw, MI and Saginaw County. Paradise Afc is situated at 3224 Janes Street, 48601.
For 55 and older adults who are looking for assisted living in Saginaw, Michigan, Rescare Premier Mccarty is a wonderful luxurious residential care facility that includes religious services. It has a maximum capacity of 6 assisted living apartments and offers services such as arts & crafts studio, on-site security 24/7 and wellness check-ups by a doctor every month. Its official license number is AS730311060. Rescare Premier Mccarty provides assisted living services not only to Saginaw residents, but also to all Saginaw County residents.
If your loved one requires assistance with daily living, you should consider Westfall Afc, an assisted living facility in Montrose, Michigan located at 14298 East Street Rd, 48457 zip code area. It includes amenities like comprehensive monthly assessments by a licensed nurse, complimentary laundry services and full calendar of social and recreational activities. Westfall Afc offers assisted living in Saginaw County to a maximum of 12 older adults.
Love Sharing & Caring Ii provides assisted living care in Saginaw County to up to 3 older adults at a time. Love Sharing & Caring Ii is located at 1709 Benjamin in the 48602 zip code area. As part of it personal care package, it includes services such as interior and exterior maintenance and upkeep, barbershop and salon services and gourmet dining.
Divine Love Afc Ii, located at 607 S 27th, Saginaw, Michigan, 48601 provides assisted living for retired adults residing in Saginaw County and surrounding areas. Divine Love Afc Ii has a maximum capacity of 5 assisted living apartments. A few of its amenities include medication management, transportation services and fitness and exercise programs.
Conquests Afc Home is an assisted living facility in Saginaw, Michigan, providing care and services to older adults who require help with bathing and showering, dressing, sitting and standing up, self feeding, combing or brushing their hair and toilet hygiene. If you are trying to find assisted living in Saginaw County with specially trained staff members on-call 24/7, do not overlook Conquests Afc Home. Its full capacity is 12 assisted living apartments.
While looking for assisted living services in Saginaw, Michigan, you will likely come across Athens Afc, located at 920 Athens in the 48601 zip code area in Saginaw County. Athens Afc assists seniors living in Saginaw who require help with bathing, putting on clothes, walking, eating by themselves, styling their hair and going to the bathroom. Athens Afc includes services like: all meals and snacks, gated entry and a common use kitchen.
Bavarian Comfort Care is an affordable assisted senior living facility that allows pets, situated at Bridgeport, Michigan. It has a total of 76 assisted living units. Bavarian Comfort Care can be found at 5366 Rolling Hills Drive, in the 48722 zip code area. It provides help to 55 and older adults living in Saginaw County with ADLs such as taking shower, putting on clothes, walking, brushing their hair and toilet hygiene. Some amenities you can find at Bavarian Comfort Care include a dietary menu for seniors with diabetes, communal dining area, movie nights and highly skilled staff members available 24 hours per day.
Located at 210 Mayer Road, inside 48734 zip code area, Bethesda Lutheran Supported Living Home provides senior assisted living in Frankenmuth, MI to retired adults who reside in Saginaw County. Bethesda Lutheran Supported Living Home accepts Medicaid and Medicare and offers services that include Alzheimer's and dementia care, housekeeping, bed making and linen services, protected entry by a keypad and a fitness center. It can provide board and care to up to 10 Saginaw County residents.
Schiavone Afc V is a pet friendly assisted living facility located at 1690 N Center, 48638 zip code. Up to 6 senior citizens who want a personal care home in Saginaw County can take advantage of senior living services offered by Schiavone Afc V. This senior care home has an affordable cost and includes services like separate menu for seniors with dietary needs, help with relocation and scheduled outings and gatherings for residents and their families.
Agnes Rambo provides assisted living in Saginaw county, Michigan. It offers a total of 8 studio, shared and 1-bedrooom apartments for 55 and over adults. Agnes Rambo is pet friendly and can provide help with showering, putting on clothes, walking, self-feeding, combing or brushing their hair and using the toilet to any seniors living in Saginaw, MI and Saginaw County. Agnes Rambo is situated at 4845 Shattuck, 48603.
For older adults who are searching for assisted living in St Charles, Michigan, Union Court Assisted Living is a great luxurious residential care facility that includes religious services. It has a total capacity of 86 assisted living apartments and provides services such as creative arts and crafts, on-site security 24/7 and licensed physician assessment checks every month. Its official license number is AH730301115. Union Court Assisted Living offers assisted living services not just to St Charles senior citizens, but also to all Saginaw County residents.
If your loved one requires assistance with daily living, you should consider Wellspring Lutheran Services Frankenmuth, an assisted living community in Frankenmuth, Michigan located at 725 W Genesee, 48734 zip code area. It includes services like registered nurse visits every month, weekly laundry service and daily social activities. Wellspring Lutheran Services Frankenmuth provides assisted living in Saginaw County to a maximum of 26 elderly adults.
Barton Woods Assisted Living provides assisted living care in Saginaw County to up to 20 55 and older adults at a time. Barton Woods Assisted Living is located at 9472 Kochville Road in the 48623 zip code area. As part of it personal care services, it includes services like apartment and community maintenance, on-site hair salon and grooming services and 3 meals and snacks.
Holland Afc, located at 806 E Holland, Saginaw, Michigan, 48601 provides assisted living for older adults residing in Saginaw County and nearby areas. Holland Afc has a maximum capacity of 12 assisted living apartments. A few of its services include medication coordination, transportation services and daily physical fitness activities.
Heavenly Realm 1 is an assisted living facility in Saginaw, Michigan, providing care and services to 55 and over adults who need help with bathing and showering, putting on clothes, transferring, self feeding, combing or brushing their hair and using the toilet. If you are searching for assisted living in Saginaw County with trained staff available 24/7, do not overlook Heavenly Realm 1. It has a total capacity of 6 assisted living units.
While looking for assisted living in Saginaw, Michigan, you may find Korting Afc Home, located at 3810 King Road in the 48601 zip code area in Saginaw County. Korting Afc Home provides assistance to retirees living in Saginaw who need assistance with taking a bath or shower, dressing, functional mobility, self-feeding, personal hygiene and using the toilet. Korting Afc Home includes amenities such as: private apartments, panic buttons and a community kitchen.
Glenvale is an affordable assisted living center that allows pets, situated at Saginaw, Michigan. It has a total of 6 assisted living apartments. Glenvale can be found at 7026 Shattuck, in the 48603 zip code area. It provides assistance to elderly adults living in Saginaw County with ADLs that include taking shower, dressing, sitting and standing up, brushing their hair and going to the bathroom. Some features you can find at Glenvale include a dietary menu for older adults with diabetes, communal dining area, dedicated movie viewing area and trained caregivers always available.
Located at 2585 Shattuck, inside 48603 zip code area, Shattuck Rd Home offers senior assisted living in Saginaw, MI to 55 and over adults who reside in Saginaw County. Shattuck Rd Home accepts Medicaid and Medicare and offers amenities that consist of dementia and Alzheimer's care, housekeeping, bed making and linen services, keyless entry with keypad and a fitness center. It can accommodate up to 6 Saginaw County residents.
Saginaw Valley Afc is a pet friendly senior assisted living facility situated at 2786 Cecelia, 48602 zip code. Up to 6 seniors who need a personal care home in Saginaw County can take advantage of senior living services offered by Saginaw Valley Afc. This senior care home carries an affordable cost and includes services such as dietary menu including pureed options, help with moving to the facility and scheduled outings and gatherings for residents and their families.
Stone Crest Senior Living-wing A provides assisted living in Saginaw county, Michigan. It offers a total of 20 private studio and one-bedroom suites for older adults. Stone Crest Senior Living-wing A is pet friendly and can provide help with bathing, dressing, sitting and standing up, self-feeding, styling their hair and using the toilet to any 55 and older adults living in Freeland, MI and Saginaw County. Stone Crest Senior Living-wing A is located at 255 North Main, 48623.
For elderly adults who are looking for assisted living in Saginaw, Michigan, Kneaded Angels Adult Living is a wonderful luxurious residential care facility that includes religious services. It has a total capacity of 6 assisted living apartments and offers services such as numerous fun arts & crafts activities, 24-hour security system and licensed physician assessment checks every month. Its official license number is AS730278067. Kneaded Angels Adult Living offers assisted living services not only to Saginaw senior citizens, but also to all Saginaw County seniors.
If your loved one needs assistance with daily living, you should consider Judah's Love, an assisted living community in Saginaw, Michigan located at 2821 Julius Street, 48601 zip code area. It includes services such as registered nurse visits every month, weekly laundry service and multiple social activities every day. Judah's Love offers assisted living in Saginaw County to a maximum of 5 retirees.
Dianes Afc provides assisted living care in Saginaw County to up to 12 elderly adults at a time. Dianes Afc is situated at 8445 Moorish Road in the 48415 zip code area. As part of it personal care package, it offers amenities like fixing and maintaining of all apartment fixtures and appliances, on-site hair salon and grooming services and all-inclusive dining.
Covenant Glen Of Frankenmuth, located at 1040 Covenant Drive, Frankenmuth, Michigan, 48734 provides assisted living for 55 and older adults residing in Saginaw County and surrounding areas. Covenant Glen Of Frankenmuth has a total capacity of 65 assisted living apartments. Some of its amenities include medication coordination, shared and private transportation and fitness and exercise programs.
Pine Haven Assisted Living Afc is an assisted living facility in Hemlock, Michigan, providing care and housing to 55 and older adults who need assistance with bathing, putting on clothes, functional mobility, self feeding, personal hygiene and using the toilet. If you are searching for assisted living in Saginaw County with trained staff members always ready to help, do not overlook Pine Haven Assisted Living Afc. It has a total capacity of 15 assisted living units.
Best Assisted Living Facilities in SAGINAW County, MI. Full list of all senior assisted living communities near SAGINAW County, MI for 2019.


Your guide will collect you at your hotel in Hanoi after breakfast and we'll depart for Hoa Binh Province, which lies just 80km west of Hanoi. On the way we'll make a stop at a local market before continuing towards Mai Chau Valley and stopping in the village of Pom Coong for a bit of rest and lunch in a typical Thai house built on stilts.
After lunch, we'll go for a hike through the Pu Luong Reserve, walking amidst rice fields and mountains, and crossing small villages where we'll get to see the traditional daily life of the locals all around us in this natural paradise. You'll get an even closer look at this when we have dinner and spend the night with a local family in one of the Thai stilt houses.
On the second day we have an optional activity for those that don't mind rising early. If you get up before sunrise, you can enjoy watching it ascend over the mountain tops, as local farmers hustle around doing their early morning activities. You can even join in for a little while to get a true taste for rural Vietnamese life.
Whether you participate in this or not, you'll enjoy breakfast made by the local Thai people you're staying with, before starting the 5-6 hours of trekking we have planned for you. The first stretch is the hardest, containing some steep climbs and exciting river crossings, but you will be well rewarded as the next stretch is easier, and you'll get to see absolutely stunning views of the valley and rice terraces, rainforests and streams within from your high vantage point.
A picnic lunch will be served when you reach Hin Village, before continuing on to Hieu Village, considered by many to be the most aesthetically beautiful rural village in all of Vietnam.
Finally we'll reach Kho Muong village, where you can spend your time freely, either by strolling around the village and talking to locals, or relaxing in the eco homestay set up by FFI (Flora and Fauna International) in conjunction with the local communities. The total trekking you will have done to get here is around 12-15 kilometres.
At night you'll have time to drink and socialize with the friendly locals amidst the tranquil ambiance of Kho Muong, before turning in for the night in a traditional Thai style stilt house.
For your final day it's time for another 3 hours of trekking, or around 5 to 7 kilometres. Starting with a nice easy stretch, giving you a chance to relax and connect with your surroundings, as well as warming you up for the challenges ahead.
After a short rest in Ban Hieu Village, you'll conquer some steep climbs and even more thrilling river crossings, before the valley opens up into fantastic views from your elevated position. Once you've spent enough time to enjoy these sights, we'll move on to Pho Doan Village.
Here we'll take some more time to rest, before heading to the main road where your driver will be waiting to take you back to Hanoi. We'll stop for lunch along the way, and you'll arrive at your hotel in Hanoi in the late afternoon.
Trekking route: Ban Hieu - Pho Doan ~ 5 - 7km.


We've got extensive information on sprout industry regulations, food safety requirements and more. This useful collection of links has been compiled over the course of several years.
Sprout Industry Food Safety Videos – These sprout food safety videos, available on YouTube, were jointly developed by the California Department of Public Health, Food and Drug Branch and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition in cooperation with the Centers for Disease Control.
Microbiological Safety of Sprouted Seed Production, Chapter 4, Code of Practice for Food Safety in the Fresh Produce Supply Chain in Ireland, Food Safety Authority of Ireland.
Annex II, Annex for Sprout Production, Pages 20-26 of Code of Hygienic Practices for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, CAC/RCP 53 – 2003 (26 pp), Secretariat of the Codex Alimentarius Commission, World Health Organization.
CFSAN: Produce Safety From Production to Consumption: 2004 Action Plan to Minimize Foodborne Illness Associated with Fresh Produce Consumption, October 2004.
Policy on Managing Health Risk Associated with the Consumption of Sprouted Seeds and Beans, Health Canada, Health Products and Food Branch, Food Directorate, Identification Number: FD-FSNP-0070, Version Number: 001, December 2006.
Guidance for Industry: Sample Collection and Testing for Sprouts and Spent Irrigation Water, Health Canada, Health Products and Food Branch, Food Directorate, Version Number: 001, December 2006.
Code of Practice for the Hygienic Production of Sprouted Seeds, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, February 2007.
Plant Products Safety Manual, Revised June 2007, South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI). The seed pre-screening sampling process is based on the method developed by International Specialty Supply and Jonathon Sprouts, which was reviewed and confirmed by the South Australian Research and Development Institute.
HACCP Generic Model for Sprouts Grown in Water, First Edition, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, February 22, 2008.
Food Safety Practices Guidance for Sprout Manufactures, First Edition, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, February 22, 2008.
GUIDE DE PRATIQUES HYGIéNIQUES à L'INTENTION DES FABRICANTS DE GRAINES GERMéES, PREMIèRE éDITION, Agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments, 22 février 2008.
MODèLE GéNéRIQUE HACCP Pour LES GRAINES GERMéES CULTIVéES DANS L'EAU, Agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments, 22 février 2008.
Guidelines for Australian and New Zealand Sprout Producers, Update 7 July 2008 – Prepared by Australian New Zealand Sprouters Association.
Proposal P1004, Primary Production & Processing Standard for Seed Sprouts, 2nd Assessment Report, Food Standards, Australia – New Zealand.


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Great Things Ahead at Piedmont College
By MEGAN STUDDARD
It's an exciting year for The Navigator. Our staff developed a mission statement to "empower Piedmont students through unbiased and credible information," and we are committed to seeing that happen.
What does this mean? We are diligently working to provide you, the students, with the information you can act upon. The media exists as an organ for change. We provide the information: it's up to you to decide what to do with it.
We're not here to belittle or build up the college. It's our job to shed light on issues that matter to students. As Piedmont students, we deserve to know what is happening on campus – in the dorms and in the classroom.
This year, as a staff, we will be driven by this overall mission. First and foremost, we are here for the students of Piedmont College. Students, The Navigator is intended to be your voice and we want you to participate.
This year, we are also revolutionizing the way you consume student media at Piedmont.
The Roar, www.piedmontroar.com, is Piedmont's new converged media site. We've teamed up with PC-60 and WRFP to offer interactive content like never before. We're also expanding The Roar to social media sites, including Facebook and Twitter. Articles you find in the print edition will now be available online shortly after publication, with more photos, videos and other interactive features.
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Q: Team City Build Branches on Checkin I am working on setting up a new build server using Team City 2017.2.
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I have setup a build that is working using a vs root pointed at a specific DEV branch and Trunk.
Each new project gets its own branch that I create in TFS at the project's start. Coding takes place DEV. We want to setup the Team City build so that it automatically will build the branch that has a check in. A build.proj file is what controls what code the build server builds in the branch.
We are trying to avoid having to manually maintain a seprate VSC roots and builds for each branch as branches are created and merged to trunk/deleted as projects are completed.
I am having trouble figuring out if this is possible and if so how to do it. Can someone point me in the right direction on this?
Thanks in advance,
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The east side of the bridge.
Meeting scheduled for Sept. 11 concerning the much needed rehabilitation of this landmark.
December 20, 2011: New photos from J.P.
That is a memorial marker for someone who lived in the area and died. The inscriptions are carved on the back side facing the camps.
What is the bench at the end of the bridge? We rode there the other day and wondered the history of it.