Intuitive, helpful, and knows how to engage the kids.
Very comfortable in the home and with the kiddos AND my obnoxious cats. Thank you Abby!
We've used Jamaria for our little boy a couple of times now and he is always so excited to hang out with her. She's punctual, has a pleasant attitude, and really interacts well with him.
Sophia was punctual and my 4yo son really liked her. She accommodated a last minute sit request, really helping us out.
Full of energy and warmth, Jazlyn has been a terrific sitter for us!
She and my daughter colored and read books. She was so happy to have Imani come over!
Taylor is a true pro. She surprised us when we came home after our date night with an act of absolute kindness and consideration by cleaning the dishes we didn't get to earlier that evening. The kids love her and we definitely will be requesting her in the future if she's available! Thanks Taylor!
Super with my baby and played super with my daughter and son. She was on time and personable and eased my worries about leaving the kiddos.
Enjoyed meeting Holly. Was great at communicating and would absolutely use her again.
Amy was great! Right on time, very helpful. This was for an event and several mothers commented how much they enjoyed Amy.
Veronica did an amazing job with our daughter from waiting for her to be comfortable coming up to Veronica to the books she brought to read with her.
Jennifer is amazing and was GREAT with Elizabeth.
Amy was great with Mason, he had a ton of fun and has been asking when she will be back!
My kids love Mariah! She's always up for playing with them and they ask for her often.
Rose is great! She was seamless in getting accustomed with my baby's routine and he loved learning and playing with her. My mind was at ease knowing my baby was in good hands!
Enjoyed having Alesha sit for my little ones. She was very responsible. After Alesha walked out the door, my 3 year old said, "wait, where are you going?" He typically says that when he has enjoyed the company of the person leaving. Thank you Alesha.
Imani is awesome!!! She's so sweet with my kids and they love playing with her! My kids give her two thumbs up!
My kids love Rose coming over because she plays with them and they have a ball!
My family loves having Shannon! She's wonderful with all 4 kids and the kids ask when she's coming back!
My kids love Anne! She's fantastic with them!
Amber is absolutely wonderful. I always feel comfortable knowing my boys are in Amber's care while we are gone. Thank you Amber!
Imani was wonderful. She was on time and very friendly and respectful. I hope she comes back again.
Shannon was great! She jumped right in and kept our very active 3 year old happy and busy all day long. He really enjoyed playing with her! She was great.
Cassidy has babysat for us twice now and has done a great job and the kids love her!
Jenna is an awesome sitter! She always does a great job caring for Steven and we really appreciate her!
Cassidy is an awesome sitter, she comes prepared with activities to keep Steven busy!
Amber was simply wonderful! I left her specific instructions on how to care for my boys, including how we discipline (if needed) and some verbal cues we use in our home, and she followed them precisely. When I arrived home, I walked in to see her playing with both of my boys by her side. She asked how my day was at work. She had cleaned and organized my kids' room, and even straightened up the kitchen and living room. She went above and beyond what was asked of her. I can not say enough about the positive experience I had with Amber. I feel confident that my boys are in great hands with her. Thank you Amber!
Ummmm... was that Mary Poppins? No, it was Jenne! I don't think I've ever encountered a sitter who has such a natural talent for connecting with kids right off the bat, keeping them engaged with all sorts of amazing activities she's prepared, AND somehow leaving the house in better shape than she found it. 5 star experience all the way, can't say enough good things about her and can't wait to have her back!
Lauren babysat for us over the Summer and was wonderful! She was always on time, followed all household rules, communicated with us, planned activities and cleaned up after the kids every time. Watching all three of our kids for a full day is not easy work and does not go without conflicts (I know from experience!) but she handled everything with grace. We honestly could not be any happier!
Frances is phenomenal! She was great with our 3 year old, he loved playing with her all day. I would recommend her to anyone!
Lauren was great with our 4 month old daughter!
Amy is really sweet and caring. She has watched my 18 month daughter and she is really good with little kids. My daughter loved her and I'd have her watch her all day. Amy is great!
I want to know her secrets, my child LOVED her and she got him to do things he wouldn't do for his own Mom! Plus she was great with letting out my 6 dogs! She's a wonder woman!
My kiddo always has fun and is worn out after playing with Madeleine!
My kiddo had a lot of fun with Lindsay!
My son who never has had a babysitter in the past LOVED Mackenzie, he now wants the babysitter to come play. Thanks for making the transition of care so easy and fun for my son (age 3).
Mariah got an "Awesome" rating from our daughter. She arrived right on time, and interacted great with our school-age children. They both asked when she could come back.
My son loves spending time with Nora! She has been a great asset to our family for our "off the wall" work schedules! Always reliable and I have never had to worry about my kids ages 3 and 10 months.
We love having Mayra sit for us! She seems to keep the kids very busy playing!
Mekayla is AWESOME!!! She's really great with my kids! The kids get excited when she sits for us!
Alesha is so sweet and we really enjoyed having her sit for us! My kids had a great time playing with her and asked us if she could come back for a sit!
We love Emma! She's wonderful with my kids and the kids really spending time with her. She is very responsible and are more than pleased to have her sit for us!
Mariah is wonderful with my 4 kids - yes, I said 4! Our family is so pleased with Mariah and after her sit, out kids ask us when she's coming back!
Teajuana is wonderful with our daughter.
My daughter had a lot of fun with Lindsay!
Lauren is a great sitter. Our little guy had a great time with her. We definitely would use her again!
Rose was wonderful! She worked with us at the last minute so my husband and I could enjoy an evening out. She was very polite, easy to work with, and the kids had a great time. Thanks again!
The kids felt very comfortable with Mackenzie, they said she was very entertaining and engaged. Thanks Mackenzie!
We really enjoyed Claire!! Claire got along extremely well with our little one! We hope to see Claire soon!!
Petria does a fabulous job with our daughter, Korra.
Lauren has been watching Korra for us for a while and does a fabulous job!
My son lives Cassie! She is friendly and energetic.
Thank you for giving our daughter a wonderful afternoon full of fun.
Hannah is the best! My kids really enjoy spending time with her!
I felt like I connected with Anessa right away. She did a good job having fun with my daughter and also keeping her in line. Great experience!
Michelle was fantastic! She was wonderful with our kids and lovely!
Hannah was right on time and my kids had so much fun with her! Thank you!!
We had no problems leaving our 9 month old in Aileen's care! She took great care of our daughter. It was nice to have a night out without worry!
Anessa is an excellent sitter. She went above and beyond what was asked of her, and my kids really enjoyed spending time with her!
Brooke is excellent and my kids seem to love her!
Jackie really enjoyed her day with Gordana. She generally likes all of her babysitters, but she was especially happy that she and Gordana got to spend time together and that Gordana talked to her about everything she was interested in.
Marea was great. My daughter really enjoyed her!
My son absolutely loved Katie. She played with him and was interested in the things he wanted to do.
My mama's girl daughter whose never been with a sitter outside of the family loved Jennie! (I was sure she'd cry when dad left, but not even one tear! ) My son loved her too!
Marea was a great sitter! This was the first time that we left the baby with someone outside of the family that wasn't part of the daycare. Great sit!
Jackie (8 yr) loved her time with Abby and Scarlett (8 mo) was happy and well-settled when we got home. Great sitter!
Abby was great with Cooper. She was very friendly and approachable and I would trust her again with him.
Faith is great with kids; lots of energy!
Cassidy was really nice and jumped right in to playing with our kids when she got here.
My daughter loved Faith! She babysat 3 times within a couple weeks and my daughter has requested her back again.
My kids absolutely loved Faith ! They liked the fact that she played outside with them and was interested in what they wanted to do. So very thankful for Faith!
Janessa was our first sitter with the service. My kids loved her! I heard about all the great things they did in just a few hours -- from taking a walk to the pond, watching movies, playing the Wii and even pulling out their treasured "science" experiment and soap-making kits. My kids had a very active and great time, and Janessa ensured they were cared for and tucked into bed before I arrived home. I was happy to notice that she took care to straighten up the home as well. Huge relief to have such a great sitter care for the kids!
Gordana does an excellent job! She was very engaging with our infant. I would highly recommend using her.
She's great with my kids! She's exceedingly patient with my fiercely independent 4/5 year old. Takes the kids out for walks, plays lots inside & they are fast esleep when I get home!
Jacqueline is an amazing sitter. My kids love her! She has taken all three of our girls to school several times and has always been responsible, kind and extremely helpful!
Lauren did a wonderful job with Evy. Evy was all ready for school when I got home and she had a lot of fun playing with (bossing around :)) Lauren!
Tracey is absolutely amazing with our son! He smiles as soon as she walks through the door and he has fun with her all day! We feel very comfortable knowing that she is taking such good care of him! She is reliable, dedicated, and goes above and beyond to take care of our son. We are so happy to have Tracey in our lives.
We love Tracey and don't know what we would do without her! We have had some crappy sitters, but never from Sitters Unlimited and Tracey exceeds our expectations every time!
Teuta has become a part of our family. She is wonderful and we love her.
My kids absolutely love Ms. Jenne. They always ask about her.
Jenne is a great sitter, reliable and always on time!
Jenne is absolutely fantastic! She is very sweet with the kids and even brought her own toys that captured their interest more than what they have at home. Can't recommend her enough!
Maddie was a pleasure to have sit for us. Our boys and our dog loved her. She arrived promptly, fixed dinner, etc. Plan to ask for her again!
Amy is very experienced. I enjoyed talking to her and even learned from her. I think her social work background helps tremendously. She is such an asset. My twins still talk about her! I would hire her again in a heartbeat!
Janna was great! She arrived on time. The kids loved her, had a great time, and asked to have her back. We would definitely love to have her sit again. Thanks!
Tracey was great with my kids. Im looking forward to having her sit for us again.
We love Veronica! She engages the children with many creative and imagination driven activities. She is also very kind and warm with the children.
Jenna is awesome! Very kind and fun!
Michele quickly became part of the family. She is so caring and the kids love her. For me, I also appreciate that she is communicative and patient with worried Mom's concerns and questions :) I would highly recommend Michele to anyone looking for a sitter who treats your family as her own.
Yolanda was great on her first time! My boys warmed right up to her and they are pretty shy to everyone. She was warm and fun!
Yolanda has a great personality and works well with children. We have enjoyed having her watch our children on multiple occasions and she always does a great job.
My son's FAVORITE sitter ever. Teuta has something magical with children. Very rare ability to completely connect with my child and make him feel special and happy! Amazing at her job!!
Marcella is an exceptional sitter! She is consistently punctual and professional. My son adores her. I can have full confidence in leaving the most precious person in my life with her. She is kind and loving. She spends quality time playing and performing educational endeavors. Anytime I have asked for something to be done, it is taken care of. She goes above and beyond. My husband and I only want the best for our family and we have it with Marcella.
My children loved Brannisha! She was energetic and engaging, which is very much what we look for!
What a great sitter! My kids so enjoyed the crafts!
Enthusiasm and flexibility in our church school setting is much admired and appreciated.
Kids loved Sarah! She is so positive and fun!
Very flexible. My kids enjoyed having Kate watch them, with my son asking if she could come back the next day.
Did a great job with Jackie. I felt like I was leaving her with family.
Kadesha was wonderful!! Kids had a blast.
Suzanne has sat for us many times. She is always on time, and she keeps my girls entertained. She is extremely nice and friendly.
Tori was GREAT!!!! My kids loved her and she just "clicked" with our family. Right off the bat, she was friendly and courteous. She engaged with the kids right away and needed very little instructions or guidance from us. When we got home, the kids were happy (and tired!) and the house was picked up. I would definitely request her again!
Aways very involved and hands on with the kids. They love having Marcella come to baby sit.
Sarahas been incredibly helpful with after school sits on Thursdays. She helps Patrick with his school work and he enjoys having her.
Jen is reliable and is great with my girls. She is also very flexible and easy to work with.
My kids love Kelly. She sits down and plays with the kids. My neighbors have been envious. She had a tea party with them in the front yard.
Tracy was Excellent with my 2 boys. She is energetic, fun and my boys both said they had a great time with her!!
Alyssa was a super sitter. She took care of our kids and did a great job keeping them happy and busy.
Excellent very much involved with our son. It is nice when a sitter comes and focuses on the child and what they want to do. Teuta was great.
Ellen was a great fit for our needs. On New Year's Eve she managed three children and a dog. Ellen knew how to motivate the children to behave. She brought a "surprise reward" for each good child; promising to leave them on the kitchen counter if they were good. Her motivation worked and we were pleased to return and see three items placed on the counter. We hope to have Ellen back again.
Teuta was an instant perfect fit for us. She was able to connect with our 12 year old girl, both younger boys, and our dog. She engaged the children in games and kept the house neat and orderly. We will ask for her again.
The kids loved Shanda and would like her to come back!! Thank you!
Michelle has lots of energy and our kids love her!! They were disappointed she was only signed up for one sit!! We would love to have you back!
Highly recommended!Our son enjoyed his time with Anne during his day with her.
Great sitter! Chris did a great job watching our two boys. It was the first male babysitter we'd had and everything went wonderfully.
My girls loved Shayla. She was prompt and very professional.
I was very impressed with Lauren. The kids really liked her and I would love to have her back to sit anytime!!
Holly was great! She was a delight to have watch our kids and they really liked her. I would have her back anytime!
We've had Michele sit for us several times. She is GREAT! Our children behave well for her and respect her. She provides a very comfortable atmosphere for them and has a knack for how to keep them busy. We enjoy having her sit for us.
My kids loved Jane! She came prepared with activities and books and left mom a detailed report of all that went on in her absence.
A good day, never any negative issues with Carie. Hope to keep her through the summer.
Went very well, very polite and made the best of all our animals and kids, etc.!
I just love having Michelle sitting for us on Sunday mornings. She is such a lovely person and always very reliable.


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What's Current: Glasgow Rape Crisis denied funding because they only offer services to women and girls
What's Current is Feminist Current's daily news roundup.
August 8, 2018 by Natasha Chart
"It is understood that funding was withdraw by Children in Need, because of an apparent lack of provision of men affected by sexual abuse." Damn these women and girls and their 'being the victim in more than 90% of reported rapes' privilege. https://t.co/WrYFBr62Js
— Dr Victoria Smith (@glosswitch) August 8, 2018
Glasgow Rape Crisis has had to reduce services after being denied a grant by Children In Need, on the basis that they only serve women and girls and don't offer the same services to men and boys.
Brandon Lewis, chair of the UK Conservatives, has said that half of Tory candidates should be women, but hasn't set a timetable for that that change.
Argentina's Senate is voting on a measure to legalize abortion up to 14 weeks, as a million women plan to publicly rally to ask their representatives to vote yes. Abortion rights campaigners have been working on this initiative for 13 years, and it now enjoys a majority of popular support.
The US Violence Against Women Act is set to expire at the end of September. In spite of previous versions of the legislation passing with bipartisan support, the measure introduced to reauthorize funding for violence prevention services doesn't have a single conservative sponsor.
The Indian government is preparing a survey to evaluate the amount of time women spend in unpaid domestic and care work, in order to gather data for employment and welfare policy planning.
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Natasha Chart is an online organizer and feminist living in the United States. She does not recant her heresy.
What's Current: Black rights activist Viola Desmond to be first Canadian woman on $10 bill
What's Current: Hillary Clinton gets more negative media coverage than Trump
What's Current: 200 more sexual harassment allegations made against James Toback

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The Bemidji State University Track and Field team will host its annual JackPine Classic Saturday, Sept. 2 starting from the BSU Gillett Recreation Center. The 5K, 10K and 25K runs begin at 9 a.m. and are open to the public.
BEMIDJI, Minn. -- The Bemidji State University Track and Field team will host its annual JackPine Classic Saturday, Sept. 2 starting from the BSU Gillett Recreation Center. The 5K, 10K and 25K runs begin at 9 a.m. and are open to the public.
The cost to participate is $25 and includes a T-shirt for the first 50 participants. Donations are also welcome to help support the BSU Track and Field program. The races will begin and end at the BSU Gillett Wellness Center.
Downs Insurance & Investment Services and Medica are sponsoring The JackPine Classic.


An informed guide to supporting and working with transgender and non-binary youth. Topics of discussion include gender identity, sexuality, transitioning and mental health. Additional resources and suggested reading lists make this an essential reference for all professionals who counsel transgender youth.


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THE INSIDE PASSAGE
The Inside Passage is an extraordinary coastal route, with some of the most spectacular fjords and convoluted coastlines in the world. It's a narrow artery that connects with and is part of the sixty-four million square miles that comprise the Pacific Ocean. The most scenic and challenging paddling trip in North America, it's touted as a holy grail for those accessing it in long, skinny boats.
Seattle is considered the official starting point and Skagway the terminus where one literally runs out of ocean, about 1,300 miles later. After traversing through a snippet of northwest Washington, including an oblique trajectory through the San Juan Islands, the Inside Passage extends north along the entire British Columbia coastline. Dixon Entrance plays sentinel to the Alaskan boundary and from there the IP sinews its way up southeast Alaska's panhandle, where Skagway waits at the pinnacle, like a grand finale.
Three major ecosystems comprise the Inside Passage, making it one of the most bio-diverse areas on the planet: the Salish Sea, the Great Bear Rainforest, and coastal Southeast Alaska. Ancient cedar trees can tower more than 200 feet, bears can stand ten feet tall and weigh 800 pounds, whales often top the scales at forty tons, and one slab of salmon can practically fill your kitchen table. Forests drip, waves surge, glaciers creep. Tidal rapids, essentially saltwater rivers, are truly chameleonic, changing their nature four times a day, flooding and ebbing twice each 24 hours.
In addition to providing habitat for bears, wolves, whales, dolphins, sea lions, a host of other sea mammals, sea birds and birds of prey, the Inside Passage also beholds the largest intact temperate rainforest in the world. It can be a wet ride.
I broke my 2010 expedition down into seven legs, centered around six resupply points; ports of call I would paddle into to retrieve my supplies I had mailed ahead.
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At Centrepoint we rely on the support of individuals like you to carry out our vital work with homeless young people. This is why we want to be completely transparent about why we need the personal details we request when you communicate with us and how we use the data once we collect it.
Developing a better understanding of our supporters through their personal data allows us to fundraise more efficiently. This ultimately helps raise more money that can go towards helping homeless young people. We have made improvements to this notice so that accountability and transparency is at the core of what we do, especially around our policy on profiling and wealth screening in "How do you use my information?" section below.
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We The Kingdom Announces Spring Tour
We The Kingdom recently announced on social media that they will be going on tour this spring. It's set to be their biggest headline tour yet, and is fondly described by them as a "family reunion of sorts." "We are so excited to be back on the road," Franni Rae of We The Kingdom shared on Instagram. "We can't wait to come to your city in person and sing together live." The band is currently hosting an exclusive presale contest with prizes ranging from VIP tickets to a guitar signed by the band. The giveaway will be going on until Tuesday, November 16, and you can register now by clicking here for a chance to win. A list of tour dates is below. March 3 Columbia, SC March 4 Knoxville, TN
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Not as dull as it sounds… because the London Fire Brigade Museum delves right back into the rich history of the city.
First off is an account of the Great Fire of London in 1666. It then proceeds through the Blitz in 1940 up to the present day, with old fire engines, pumps and uniforms.
You also get the personal effects of Captain Massey-Shaw – widely regarded as the father of the modern-day fire brigade. He was in charge of a team in 1861, and pride of place goes to his helmet and badge.
If you enjoy this then try: Museum of London (walk it in 22 mins or catch a train from Borough to Museum of London).


Gay men may be allowed to donate blood very soon. A policy, which was put into place during the AIDS crisis in 1983, might be revised.
That said, the FDA's Blood-Products Advisory Committee might ease up on the harsh ruling. With the strides the LGBT community has made, including the increase of proper treatment of AIDS patients of all kinds, it's about time this FDA approved rule is put to bed. It doesn't need to be said, but even decades ago when AIDS was widespread, it had nothing to do with sexual orientation.
However, it's not that easy. The FDA is not ready to completely remove this rule, but instead it plans to ease up.
For Brett Donnelly, who started a nonprofit called Banned4Life to raise awareness about this very issue, it's a step in the right direction.
Back in September a study was done at a California institute that showed thousands if not a million lives can be saved if gay men were allowed to donate blood.
They also did a study that suggested gay and bisexual men should be permitted to donate blood after one year or five years of sexual abstinence. If the policy allowed gay men with one year of sexual abstinence, then it could yield 317,000 pints of blood a year. With five years of sexual abstinence, it would yield almost 300,000 pints a year.
What do you think about the FDA possibly loosening up their stance on this issue?


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Press Release: ByWater Solutions [September 1, 2016]
The University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio goes live on ByWater Solutions Koha support
ByWater Solutions, an open source community contributor and America's forefront provider of Koha support, announced today that the Briscoe Library at The University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio is now live on their Koha open source integrated library system.
ByWater Solutions has completed the migration of the Libraries' more than 135,000 titles and is providing ongoing hosting and support services to the library. The Library's customized online catalog can be viewed at: http://briscoe.uthscsa.edu.libproxy.uthscsa.edu/
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 Alfara de la Baronia, village in Camp de Morvedre, Valencian Community, Spain
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 Alfara del Patriarca, town in Horta Nord, Valencian Community, Spain

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F — Filipino is mostly based on Tagalog.
also important. They represent our cultural heritage and diversity.
Tagalog did not come from him, but from the judges.
(c). For his determination in having a national language, Manuel L.
Quezon is considered as the Father of our National Language.
(c). Your local dialect is just as important as English and Filipino.
can understand each other through a national language.
our ancestors were already speaking different languages.
development up to the present.
from other languages, particularly English.
many foreign languages, most especially English.
vendor in Manila, they should speak a common language.
subjects are taught in this language.
and become friends through a common language.
words, concepts and tones from many languages used in the Philippines.
different language groups in a country.
be used as mediums of instruction in our country.
English and Filipino as mediums of instruction.
which is the capital city of the Philippines.
English and their native dialects.
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Coronavirus: School cases to be expected – education minister
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Groups of children being told to self-isolate due to school Covid cases is to be expected, according to the education minister.
Since term began, dozens of schools have reported cases and entire year groups have self-isolated.
Pupils are being grouped together in "bubbles" in an attempt to limit the spread of the virus in the case of an outbreak.
Kirsty Williams thanked affected schools for their "immediate action".
After a staggered start to the term, all year groups are due back full time from Monday.
Government guidance to schools says they should group pupils together and avoid contact between groups as much as possible, but how this is done will depend on each individual school.
What's happening in schools across Wales?
Public Health Wales data released at the end of last week indicated that there had been 36 cases in 31 schools.
All Year 7 children at two Newport secondary schools were told to self-isolate after pupils tested positive for coronavirus and a Bridgend school told more than 200 pupils to stay at home.
But the number of schools has risen over the weekend and it is believed it could be closer to 50.
In Cardiff, eight pupils and three members of staff from Llanishen Fach Primary School have been asked to self-isolate. Another 57 pupils and two staff members from Whitchurch High School are also self isolating.
A Welsh Government spokesperson said the operational guidance for schools made it clear that "small, consistent groups help reduce the risk of transmission by limiting the number of learners and staff in contact with each other".
How do 'bubbles' work at school?
At Olchfa Comprehensive School in Swansea, head teacher Hugh Davies believes they are well-prepared.
The school's 1,800 pupils are being organised in separate groups in six learning zones.
"Essentially what we're doing here is making sure that children of different age groups are kept separate – this is the idea that you might have heard of as the bubble," he said.
"So in our school's case we have six learning zones…and the idea is that those pupils come in separately at the start of the day, they take their breaks separately, they eat separately, they go home separately and therefore tracking and tracing can work more effectively if, God forbid, we had an outbreak.
"I think the name of the game at this point has to be to stay as calm as you can, to respond to events as they occur and just deal with them in a calm way."
So what do pupils think?
Gagany, 14, said: "At first I was quite anxious to go back because I thought there was no security measures put into place for school, because in Olchfa there is a lot of students and it's quite impossible to social distance everyone.
"But I think they found a method to find a good way to socially distancing everyone and we have our own bubble, so we stick to our bubble and we have a learning zone.
"By following these measures it keeps everyone safe and secure from the virus."
Max, 14, said: "I think it's definitely taken a lot of getting used to, especially coming to school – there's certain gates we have to come through and zones you have to go through, rules you have to abide by.
"But I think anyone who's been alive in the last six months would understand how Covid works and the reasons we're taking the safety measures and I think that as long as everything's in place it's the best for everyone."
Danny, 14, said: "They are very straightforward rules.
"Moving classroom to classroom you do notice it if you are paying attention to everything around, but the teaching hasn't changed. It's gone really smoothly."
Thomas, 14, said: "I was initially quite worried… through lockdown up until we came back. But since we came back I've got more confident and it's a new normal, so we have obviously been in our bubbles and we've adapted to that very easily."
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'Chippendales' Announces Sizzling Guest Hosts Joss Mooney and Rogan O'Connor for Four Shows Only
Jan 17, 2020 | By Sam Novak
The men of Chippendales have always been trend-setting in the world of male revues. Innovative and daring, they've raised the bar and set new standards for celebrity guest hosts, too. From Tony Dovolani and Nyle Dimarco (of Dancing with the Stars) to supermodel/actor Tyson Beckford...if they're hot, you know that they'll eventually be strapping on the signature collar, cuffs and bowtie. After all, who could resist the appeal of the gold-standard Chippendales brand?
Last year's guest stint with Jersey Shore alumnus Vinny Guadagnino set new records for the long-running production at Rio. MTV's "Keto Guido" returned for a second round, proving that audiences where thirsty to see their favorite hunks up close. Now Chippendales has answered the call once more with special guests Joss Mooney and Rogan O'Connor.
Mooney and O'Connor have been individually sending shock waves through the airwaves via appearances on programs like MTV's The Challenge: War of the Worlds 2, Final Reckoning and Ex on the Beach. It was only a matter of time before these two athletically gifted men-about-town would come face-to-face in the real world.
What could have been a disastrous, competitive head-butting has turned into the ultimate bromance. Now the pair are best pals, and affectionately known as "Jogan." Sexy, unstoppable and a true force of nature, the fit Brits will make their way onto the Chippendales stage for four shows only on Jan. 24th and 25th.
"Guys like Joss and Rogan fit the bill as great-looking, athletically fit celebrity talent who enhance the Chippendales experience when strategically integrated in the show." says Kevin Denberg, Chippendales Managing Partner. "We're excited to have them on board."
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Pratibha International School is an English Medium School. We follow three language pattern, which is imposed by the Government throughout India. The medium of instruction is English, Hindi being a compulsory 2nd language.
Marathi being the state language , is a compulsory 3rd language till Std IV. German is taught from Std V as a third language.
More emphasis is laid on developing the student's linguistic skills in English.
Students are motivated to participate in competitive exams like Cambridge University Young Learners English which enhances the reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. Student's are assessed by the Cambridge University for the exam and receive a certification from Cambridge University for the same.


Complete design of structure, architecture and landscape architecture.
Situated at the Queen Elisabeth avenue, connecting Knokke with Ostend, this pedestrian bridge fulfills two functions. On the one hand, the bridge connects the sea dike with a green zone in the 'Polders'. The bridge creates touristic possibilities for cyclists and pedestrians. On the other hand the bridge symbolises entry into the marine city of Knokke Heist. The static model is a continuous beam with a length of 102m that rests on 4 supports. This creates an ideal span division of 28m/46m/28m. The structural form was first hand drawn, subsequently digitally processed: a software program computed the minimum amount of material and the shapes of the openings. The result is an optimised shape. From a conceptual point of view, the bridge consists of welded bent steel plates of 12mm thickness. In this way, a structural steel 'hammock' is formed in which a concrete deck lies. To resist shear forces, caused by the bent shape in plan, the sides of the plates are 45° inclined with respect to the central axis.
Optimisation of the self-weight as a function of deflection and Von Mises stresses.


Amiin A's 2nd album, which creates a unique world view with a variety of musical compositions and various performances. The single song released in 2018 is composed by GOING UNDER GROUND and THE CHERRY COKE $ and other artists, and amiin A that has further expanded the world. The album which should be called culmination of that one year is completed. In addition to the above two artists, numerous artists such as the band apart, Serph, Beautiful Hummingbird, etc. are in charge of composing music for a predetermined lover. In a different world view from the 1st album, I will present a new ground which made sense of Discovery "discovery".


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Janet Southern McCormick
Social isolation can affect people at any stage of their life and technology has a unique power to prevent this, bringing people together and redefining connection. Nesta Challenge's Tech to Connect challenge seeks to offer civil society organisations support in helping to build more connected communities and reduce social isolation.
Social isolation is a major public health concern affecting people of many backgrounds, ages, locations and socio-economic circumstances. It has been shown to be linked to poor physical and mental health as well as potentially negative effects on communities, these can often be exacerbated when those communities are facing additional challenges such as poverty. This is an area that Nesta has previously supported through the likes of Church Action on Poverty, one of the grantees of our Connected Communities prize, but more is needed to make a change. Although sometimes cited as the cause, technology has a unique power to prevent social isolation, bringing people and communities together, and redefining connection.
This summer, Nesta Challenges has launched a prize called Tech to Connect which aims to make a meaningful difference to social isolation in England. The prize is focused on finding tech solutions, in the widest sense, to tackle the issue. People can be isolated due to a myriad of reasons. But we know there are certain groups who are particularly vulnerable, including older people, those with chronic illness and disability and those experiencing poverty.
We have already started to see innovative tech solutions to assist some of these groups including Good Gym (previously funded by Nesta), an app that helps people get fit whilst doing good, connecting those who want to get fit by running with older people in their area who may be socially isolated. Similarly, in 2016, Nesta launched the ShareLab Fund with a call for ideas that made use of collaborative digital platforms to create social impact. The HappyCT project was selected for funding as community transport seemed just the kind of under-utilised resource that could be successfully unlocked through technology. Led by Ali Clabburn, founder of Liftshare, HappyCT focused on how they could use their expertise and platform to help make community transport more accessible for those in need.
More than one in five people in the UK feel lonely at least some of the time
Tech is a double-edged sword
Loneliness and social isolation can affect people at any stage of life. More than one in five people in the UK feel lonely at least some of the time. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation has reported that specifically 'The combination of poverty and mental health problems in later life exacerbates the risk of social isolation'. Everyone should have the opportunity to feel connected and purposeful, regardless of their age, background or circumstances, which is why the Tech to Connect prize is so important.
Tech can certainly be said to have a conflicted relationship with loneliness and social isolation. Many cite the rise of social media as playing a role in increasing isolation, both by diverting people away from real world interactions and by excluding people without digital skills to engage with others. But at the same time, tech offers powerful ways for people to bring people together. By lending the right assistance to organisations that know the problem of isolation best, we hope that targeted technology can be developed and delivered in a way that best reflects the needs of its users.
So long as the connections forged through or by the technology are positive ones, this can help spur change
The onus clearly needs to be on organisations to make a difference. Tech can play a crucial role in this by allowing people to stay connected to family members, or connecting them with important local community services. Technology that reduces social isolation either directly or indirectly can help. So long as the connections forged through or by the technology are positive ones, this can help spur change.
The role of this Challenge is to use technology to enhance people's ability to interact with others or with the civil society organisations on which they depend. Civil society organisations have great ideas, but can be constrained by resources. Funded by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), the prize will consist of £500,000 worth of business support from Nesta Challenges and £500,000 in grant funding. By offering tailored guidance and funding to help scale the most impactful solutions, we want to help build more connected communities and reduce the causes and outcomes of social isolation.
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Research with patients shows that they want more information on disease risk in the pre-treatment phase and if pharma companies can engage with them at this early stage, they can build trust and extend a mutually beneficial relationship throughout the patient journey.
Increasingly, demonstrating value to payers means pharma companies need to show the broader benefits to patients beyond the actual therapy.
Payers are placing greater emphasis on pharma companies' approaches to address the unmet needs of patients and optimise their experience across the patient journey in both existing and new therapeutic areas. This provides a significant opportunity for UK pharma companies to take a stronger leadership position in the provision of patient services.
A recent survey, Patient Services: Pharma's Best Kept Secret of 2,000 UK patients demonstrates that there is an extremely strong market demand for pharma patient services and indicates a substantial opportunity for pharma companies to better address the unmet needs of patients across the entire patient journey.
Focusing on the pre-treatment stage specifically, the survey demonstrated that approximately 67 per cent of patients found this to be the most frustrating part of the patient journey, mainly driven by lack of notification of being 'at risk' for a condition. The survey further found that patients were most receptive and willing to engage in pharma patient services during this pre-treatment phase. This supports a strong market potential for pharma companies to capitalise on this by addressing the unmet needs of patients at this point.
Further, less than one in five UK patients surveyed were even aware of patient services available from pharma companies, such as obtaining information on a condition. In direct contrast, it appears that media channels and platforms outside of the pharma industry are providing a steady stream of disease state information.
It is reasonable to assume that pharma companies could expect to see a projected improvement in patient adoption for the patient services that they currently offer as the survey findings demonstrate that nearly six out of 10 patients use pharma patient services when they are aware of them. Additionally, and not entirely surprisingly, 74 per cent of patients most valued services that provided information about their health condition. By providing access to independent high quality key disease state information, pharma companies can begin to build trust and corporate equity with patients and establish and extend their relationship with them throughout the patient experience.
In terms of how patients perceive patient services, the UK survey strongly demonstrated that once patients were aware of the services, they placed a high value in them across all disease states. In fact, almost three quarters of respondents rated pharma patient services as 'extremely' or 'very' valuable. Given such clear insight around patient adoption and value for pharma patient services (for patients already aware of them), the issue of poor awareness presents a clear and substantial opportunity for pharma companies to uplift patient utilisation and engagement with existing patient services.
What is clear is that pharma-sponsored patient services are available but not getting through to many patients. The big question is why this is the case, when many pharma companies are spending hundreds of millions in developing patient services. The explanation is straightforward: pharma companies need to invest as much in the communication and coordination of the services as they do in building them.
An additional key insight from this survey was that 87 per cent of patients wanted their healthcare professionals to be the primary source of information to decide what services they needed to manage their health, with 67 per cent of patients wanting patient services directly from their doctor as their most trusted adviser. Consequently, healthcare professionals should be the primary audience that pharma companies must engage with about their patient services, to ensure that they, in turn, make patients aware of them. Whilst this may present some initial challenges, it also presents significant opportunities for pharma companies to shift the conversation from a product-focused discussion to a patient-outcome focused one which outlines how their products – in combination with patient services – can help time-constrained healthcare professionals better serve patients and healthcare systems.
Pharma companies willing to embrace this broader approach and bring services to market that support and engage patients at the pre-treatment stage have a considerable opportunity to not only realise a first-mover advantage in specific therapeutic areas but maintain that advantage by providing services across the entire patient journey.
In so-doing, pharma companies will better support an already resources-constrained NHS which has been the traditional go-to resource for patients with a range of services that address unmet patient needs, better support healthcare professionals and move pharma industry closer to being an even-more trusted partner within the NHS.
Mark Fisher is senior manager, Accenture Life Sciences.


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Entrepreneurship Challenge
First Cohort
Growth Accelerator Malawi Unveils the 11 Entrepreneurs Selected to Enter The First Cohort Through Symbolic Ceremony!
2 Comments / News / By tbokosi
They Applied. They were shortlisted. They pitched! Eleven entrepreneurs have been selected to participate in the first cohort of the first Growth Accelerator Entrepreneurship Challenge. The selected finalists were unveiled through a symbolic ceremony on Thursday, January 24th from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. held at MHub Offices.
This journey began with a call for applications that was advertised on July 4th, 2018 and proceeded with information sessions in 8 districts across Malawi. The search across 8 districts ensured a wide quest for innovative and impactful Malawian enterprises across industries. These information sessions were conducted in Lilongwe, Zomba, Blantyre, Mzuzu, Mchinji, Mangochi, Kasungu and even reaching as far as Karonga District. Growth Accelerator anticipated to give entrepreneurs, operating their business in Malawi, an equal opportunity to apply for the challenge. Over 200 applications were received, 43 were interviewed and 20 semi-finalists selected to battle it out through pitching to the Investment Committee.
The 20 selected semi-finalists received Business Model Canvas and Business Proposal Development training, which was to prepare them to pitch before a panel of judges – Investment Committee – on 15th and 16th November 2018. On final assessments made by the judges, 11 finalists emerged as successful from the pitch competition.
Presentation of the Business Model Canvas compiled by enterprises during the 3-day Business Proposal Development training.
It wasn't an easy road for each ambitious entrepreneur, but it has been a journey of self-discovery, learning and growth. Each entrepreneur will receive funding of up to USD 40,000.00 through a matching grant or private equity provided by the GA investment partners Accesserator and Kweza Equity Partners. Not only will finalists receive funding but in addition, 10 months of technical assistance and business strategy development including mentorship.
Apart from the program benefit packages that the finalists will attain, the program has received positive remarks from its funding organizations. UNDP Resident Coordinator Claire Medina has been pleased with the entrepreneurs selected, stating during her speech at the symbolic ceremony, "The quality of the entrepreneurs selected has exceeded our expectations." On completion of the symbolic ceremony, each entrepreneur was given a Certificate of Participation for successfully being selected into the program.
The first cohort of the first Growth Accelerator Entrepreneurship Challenge started with a 3-day boot camp covering topics in Leadership and Visionary, facilitated by GrowthAfrica Founder and Director Johnni Kjelsgaard. This was 1 of 6 monthly boot camps that will be held as part of the technical assistance component of the cohort.
Ventures working in teams to build a tall structure using newspapers.
Congratulations to each of the 11 ventures that have been selected to take part in the Growth Accelerator Malawi program! The most important aspect each entrepreneur will take away from the program is the technical assistance, training and mentorship to make each venture investment ready and increase business growth. Grow Malawi, its implementing partners and supporters look forward to seeing the wealth created by each venture and their innovations improve Malawi's standard of living.
2 thoughts on "Growth Accelerator Malawi Unveils the 11 Entrepreneurs Selected to Enter The First Cohort Through Symbolic Ceremony!"
Ian Mwalungila
When is the Next call up as some of us were not aware of the July 2018 one.
tbokosi
Thank you for your inquiry, Ian. We're sorry you missed the first call but the second call is right around the corner. Please follow Grow Malawi on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn as we will post the call for applications on these platforms. We'll also add you to our online mailing list so that you will be able to receive an email once applications have opened.
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Q: Display block after fadeout or fadein after fadeto When I click on an image I want a div to fadein and then fadeout. This div should always occupy the same space (display: block).
If I click again, I want this div to reappear.
Can't achieve this. If I use fadeOut(), an inline style display:none is added. If I use fadeTo(), the div is hidden without occupying its space.
How do I have to do it?
Code:

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I have read lots about this but can't make my code to work.
THANKS!

A: Please try this code. On first click on the img, the div fades out. On clicking again, it fades back in.
Update: Now if you want the div to be faded out initially, you just need to add the class gone manually at the start. Because that is the class that causes the div to have zero opacity.

$("#fade-img").on("click", function(e){
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});//img click
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  height: 200px;
  transition: opacity 1s ease;
  width: 200px;
}

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{
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}

A: I'm on my phone, so unable to provide a code example, but try animating the opacity with CSS by adding/removing a class.

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'Special 78' sniff out murderers for Nepal Police
After a 10-year-old girl's rape and subsequent murder in Pokhara, the Kaski Police turned to Kushal for assistance, who tracked the perpetrator by sniffing the stone used as a murder weapon.
Published at : November 7, 2018
Updated at : November 7, 2018 07:35
Some hundred meters away from the victim's maternal home, Kushal led the police from the crime scene to the murderer's house.
On Tuesday, Nepal Police decorated Kushal with the highest honour for his kind — 'The Best Dog of the Year', at an event held at the Central Police Dog Training School in the Capital to observe Kukur Tihar and to mark 50 years of service by the canine unit.
Dog service in Nepal Police started in 1968 after some police officers received training and returned with four trained dogs from Malaysia. Six years later, the Police Dog Section was set up and 10 officers were deputed. A full-fledged central training school was set up 15 years later with regional sections in the five development regions.
Inspector Ram Chandra Satyal said, "Police dogs are professionally trained following the specialisations of each breed. Handling and training the dogs require skilled manpower."
The canine unit under Nepal Police Canine Operations Division currently boasts 78 trained dogs of eight different breeds, all known for their alertness, strength, intelligence and obedience and their sniffing and tracking skills. The 'Special 78' includes breeds such as German Shepherd, Belgium Shepherd, Dutch Shepherd, Beagle, Labrador, Golden Retriever, Cocker Spaniel and the Bloodhound.
Bloodhounds standout for their sniffing prowess. Nepal Police have added two of this breed to their canine unit.
Assistant Sub-Inspector Shankar Prasad Ghimire said, "Their special ability to discern human scent over great distance, even days later will helps us arrest murderers." He has been training Jojo, the unit's two and a half year old hound, since he was nine months.
The division currently deploys police dogs at the international airport in the Capital and in state police offices in Province 1, 3, 4 and 6 where the canine unit and their handlers work around the clock for to ensure security of passengers and to control trafficking in banned goods.
Inspector General of Police Sarbendra Khanal said, "Police dogs have been assisting Nepal Police for a very long time and have helped us in arresting criminals and safeguarding VIPs and public by detecting explosives. The skills set of our dog handlers and trainers will be upgraded as their role is vital in training the dogs."
From hunting murderers, rapists, smugglers to averting grave situations, the canine unit is Nepal Police's partner in fighting crimes. They have sniffed out drugs, explosives, hazardous chemicals, arms and ammunitions, and have even rescued citizens during disasters. They are an integral part of police surveillance teams at airports, border zones and VIP movements.
In 2005, police dogs had averted a deadly terrorist attack in Pokhara by finding a 20kg explosive installed under the ground at the entrance of the stadium. Similarly, in 2007, police dogs also detected arms in the vehicle, in which the former American President Jimmy Carter was about to board on.
Division's in-charge Senior Superintendent of Police Dr Deuti Gurung told the Post, "Police dogs retire after they are physically unfit to continue their dexterous work. Most of the time, they are adopted by good Samaritans. Police dogs assist us when we need them the most. It is our responsibility to provide them quality life post retirement."


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IIHS Rates Pedestrian Crash Prevention on Midsize Cars
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety rated the pedestrian crash prevention systems of 16 midsize cars in the lead-up to Halloween, a holiday that consistently ranks among the deadliest days for pedestrians in the United States.
Four luxury and two nonluxury midsize cars earn a superior rating for their pedestrian crash prevention systems, while four nonluxury cars earn only a basic rating or no credit. Another six cars earn an advanced rating.
Annual pedestrian fatalities have increased 53 percent since reaching a low point in 2009 (see "Study highlights rising pedestrian deaths, points toward solutions," May 8, 2018). More than 6,000 pedestrians were killed in 2018. During 2013-17, the two deadliest days of the year for pedestrians on average were Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 (or after midnight on Halloween).
Technology could be part of the solution. Many manufacturers are upgrading the automatic emergency braking systems they have agreed to install by 2022 to recognize pedestrians, in addition to other vehicles. These systems scan the path ahead and automatically apply the brakes to avoid hitting people in the roadway.
About two-thirds of the vehicles that IIHS rates included pedestrian detection in 2019, in many cases as standard equipment. Among the vehicles evaluated in this current round of testing, pedestrian crash prevention is standard on all six luxury cars and six out of 10 nonluxury cars.
When they work correctly, such systems can help avert tragedy. A 2017 Highway Loss Data Institute analysis, for instance, found that Subaru's EyeSight system with pedestrian detection cut the rate of likely pedestrian-related insurance claims by 35 percent, compared with the same vehicles without the system (see "Subaru crash avoidance system cuts pedestrian crashes," May 8, 2018).
"Pedestrians are the most vulnerable road users, so it's encouraging that pedestrian crash prevention systems are standard equipment in 12 out of the 16 midsize cars we tested, including five out of six superior-rated systems," says IIHS President David Harkey.
Most pedestrian crash prevention systems use one or two forward-facing cameras mounted near the rearview mirror and/or radar sensors in the front grille to scan the roadway for pedestrians poised to enter the vehicle's path. Algorithms determine if the detected objects are pedestrians. In some cases, they can recognize bicyclists or animals too. If the software calculates that a collision is imminent, it alerts the driver and applies the brakes faster than a human can react.
The performance of the systems varies widely, the latest IIHS ratings show.
The Audi A4, BMW 3 series, Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Nissan Maxima, Subaru Outback and Volvo S60 have systems that earn superior ratings. They avoided collisions or slowed substantially in track tests.
"Car makers often roll out these kinds of advanced systems in more expensive luxury lines or as expensive options, so the superior performance of the standard systems on the more mainstream Maxima and Outback is noteworthy," Harkey says.
At the other end of the spectrum, the Ford Fusion, Hyundai Sonata and Kia Optima earn no credit because they failed to slow significantly in multiple scenarios.
The C-Class, 3 series and Chevrolet Malibu each offer two different pedestrian crash prevention systems. On the C-Class, the optional system earns a superior rating, while the standard one earns a basic rating. On the 3 series, the standard system surprisingly earns a higher rating of superior, while the more costly optional system earns an advanced rating. Both of the Malibu's optional systems — a camera only and a camera plus radar — earn basic ratings.
IIHS launched its pedestrian ratings in February. In the first round of testing, four out of 11 small SUVs earned a superior rating, while another five earned an advanced rating (see "New ratings address pedestrian crashes," Feb. 21, 2019).
IIHS tests performance in three scenarios: an adult pedestrian stepping into the street in the path of the oncoming vehicle with an unobstructed view, a child darting into the street from behind two parked cars, and an adult pedestrian near the side of the road in the travel lane, facing away from traffic. The two perpendicular tests are conducted at 12 and 25 miles per hour, and the test simulating a pedestrian walking in a parallel path to the vehicle is conducted at 25 and 37 mph.
In each of these tests, the system has 1 or 2 seconds to stop the car to avoid hitting the pedestrian dummy.
Each test is performed in full daylight on dry pavement. Systems might not perform as well during the nighttime hours that account for most pedestrian fatalities, though if paired with good-performing headlights, they should be able to detect pedestrians.
Unpacking the ratings
To determine the ratings, points are tallied based on the average speed reduction the vehicle achieves in five repeated test runs. The vehicle's performance in the four tests in which the dummy crosses or darts out into the road perpendicularly account for 70 percent of the score.
Among the midsize cars evaluated, the six superior-rated vehicles reduced their speed dramatically in all six tests and in most cases avoided hitting the pedestrian dummy, eliminating or greatly reducing the risk of severe injury. The Nissan Maxima, a nonluxury car on which pedestrian crash prevention is standard equipment for 2020, excelled in all six tests. The Maxima avoided hitting the pedestrian in all six scenarios.
The advanced-rated systems also achieved major speed reductions, though somewhat less consistently.
Systems that earn a basic rating failed to slow the vehicle significantly in one or more of the tests, while those that earn no credit failed in multiple scenarios. The Ford Fusion, for instance, which receives no credit, did not slow at all in the tests simulating a child darting across the road and only slowed slightly in the scenarios approximating an adult stepping into the street.
"The child dashing out from behind parked cars is a very challenging test," says Harkey. "But it's fitting that it was one of the main things that separated the top systems from the rest of the pack, since that is certainly a frightening scenario on Halloween or any day."
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A "Skyline" Moving Carpet at the Dachstein
A new conveyor belt on the Dachstein comfortably transports guests from the glacier field up to the top station of the Südwand cable car
Place: Dachstein /Year: 2011 / Product: Moving Carpet
Installation location:
Hunerkogel/Dachstein (mountain station Südwandbahn).
Special feature:
the 39 meter long conveyor belt is entirely supported by four steel pillars
Sunkid gallery made of aluminum profile and polycarbonate panes; painted in white to prevent glare
Emergency exits and escape routes on one side of the gallery
Surveillance terminal with 4 screens
"Skyline" Moving Carpet
Use-case:
Ascent alternative from the glacier field to the mountain station
Beltwidth:
max. Speed:
Ø Gradient :
Capacity :
1880 pph
Special feature: the 39 meter long conveyor belt is entirely supported by four steel columns
"Do what you want!" This is the promise that the Dachstein makes to its guests. The possibilities on offer range from sports of all kinds to a visit to the Sky Walk and the Ice Palace. With this large number of activities at almost 3000 meters above sea level, many a guest returns to the mountain station somewhat "breathless". There, however, a short but steep ascent to the Südwandbahn awaits them, which until recently had to be trudged laboriously on foot. Since this summer, however, a Sunkid Moving Carpet with a roof offers a comfortable alternative ascent.
Many visitors were left breathless until then not only because of the multitude of leisure activities on the Dachstein. Even more than these, the uncomfortable climb from the glacier field up to the top station of the Südwandbahn took many a visitor's last breath away. Especially for guests from lowland regions, this climb at this altitude represented a major challenge.
But since this summer, this has come to an end! The more than 3,000 visitors to the glacier plateau on peak days now have access to a Sunkid Moving Carpet with gallery as an ascent aid for the return to the top station. The infinitely variable speed of 0.2 - 0.6 m/s allows passengers to enjoy a relaxed ride up to the "guest garden" of the mountain restaurant.
Supporting conveyor belt
Column conveyor instead of inclined elevator
Contrary to the original consideration of an inclined elevator, the operators opted for an environmentally friendly and more cost-effective solution in the form of a Sunkid Moving Carpet. In order to minimize the impact on nature, the conveyor belt construction, which is almost 100 meters long, was divided into two sections. The lower of the two conveyor belts is supported entirely by four supports. This form of bridging without irreversible terrain correction is a novelty for the alpine area. However, the Sunkid technicians were able to draw on the experience of two column conveyors already erected in the USA during the planning phase. (See supplementary reports on the projects in Keystone, Heavenly Valley and Vail).
The entire construction phase took place in mid-summer, but the weather still posed major challenges for the installers. The high precipitation summer of this year revealed itself in this high alpine altitude in the form of frequent snowfall combined with freezing cold. However, thanks to the great commitment of everyone involved in this project, the installation of the Sunkid Moving Carpet was completed within a few weeks.
Emergency exits
Plus for safety: emergency exits lead to the emergency staircase.
Control of activities on and around the conveyor belt known as the "Skyline" is handled by an attendant in a terminal between the two sections. Four screens can monitor the flow of visitors along the entire length of the structure. As a supplementary safety feature, an emergency stairway running parallel to the conveyor belt was also installed along the entire length of the structure. This can be reached via emergency exits running at intervals of six meters. In the first weeks of operation, summer guests have already been delighted with this relief. However, winter guests will be particularly pleased with this improvement in quality, as they will then be spared the laborious task of negotiating this incline with their ski boots.


Three-and-a-half-year-old Cléo is brilliant at hide-and-seek: her brother Paul and their nanny have no chance of finding her. At some point Cléo herself no longer knows which route she took through the park. Suddenly there are strangers everywhere. They're hunting Pokémons and none of them really notice her. So Cléo decides to stick with the woman who looks just as lost as she is, and together they explore their worlds anew. Paul, too, gains new perspectives when he finds himself alone among the other children: he discovers what Paris is like when one is out and about without adults.


Using trees as part of a landscape design adds beauty and function to any outdoor space. While trees offer many benefits, they also require special attention to keep them healthy and safe. Taking care of mature trees is hard work and may be overwhelming for the average homeowner, in Wilsonville or not. Trees become problems when they grow too big and become a danger to the surrounding structures, limbs become compromised, or disease spreads through the tree and puts other plants at risk.
In these situations, it may be necessary to consider tree removal options. While some homeowners might want to save a few bucks and tackle the project themselves, complete tree removal is not an easy project and can present many dangers to an unskilled Wilsonville homeowner and any surrounding structures. The safest option is hiring a professional like ArborPro Tree Experts who have the equipment and expertise to get the job done quickly and safely.
When homeowners attempt to repair tree damage by themselves, they often find that the work is overwhelming and exhausting. Proper tools and equipment are needed. When you hire ArborPro Tree Experts for tree removal in Wilsonville, homeowners can rest assured that we'll perform a thorough job. We have a highly-organized procedure to bring down damaged or unwanted trees with minimal hassle or risk. Not only will the tree be brought down quickly and safely, but all waste material from the tree removal process will have be properly disposed and excess wood will be chopped up into firewood size pieces which can be used by you or disposed of however you see fit.
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I have purchased a Taranis Qx7 Tx (EU version) and now find myself looking for a receiver to suit my needs (without costing the earth!). I had not anticipated an array of 44 to sort through!. I need 8 PWM channels. Extra bells and whistles are no problem but obviously they push the price up.
Can anyone recommend a modestly priced Rx for a model boat that is compatible with the EU version of the Qx7?
The X8R was the one that looked promising to me. I couldn't be sure it was compatible with the QX7 (although the Tx manual implied that it was). T9hobbysport make it clear!
I'll contact them Thursday (I'm out all day tomorrow).
That provides goodly cofirmatory evidence! Thanks too for the picture of your handiwork - most impressive!
To be most effective the aerials should be at 90 degrees to each other. One from each receiver vertical and one horizontal. You could set them at 45 degrees to give a V with 90 degrees between the arms.
Have you been to the shop ? , do they have the transmitters out on display?, I've only used their mail order service.
Thanks guys, for all your very helpful replies.
I am currently looking at buying 1 of these units. Im building my 1st rc beam trawler, i wasm hoping to have 4 separately controlled winches, would the 4 3-way switches at the top be able to perform this? Totally new to RC and am struggling a bit with the electronic side of things.
Yes they would, though you'd need a way of controlling the end stops of your winches.
Sorry I might be being dumb here, will it not just be a case of flicking the switches back to the central position to stop the winches? Am totally new to this and all help is greatly appreciated.
You can use the three position switches to control a servo with two microswitches to give forward and reverse on the winch motor. However when the winch reaches the end point it will continue to turn until you notice and switch it off. If you are winching in this could lead to the line breaking or damage to where it is connected to. The winch needs an endstop which can be a microswitch to stop the motor. Ideally two switches are needed, one for each end of the winch travel. The complication is to wire the switches up so that they only stop the motor turning in one direction.
Ok, thanks for your reply, I think I understand what you mean. I was going to use rc crawler winches as they will all be hidden away below decks most ofwhich come with controllers, so would I ditch those? Thanks again for helping.
If you use a crawler winch with an rc programmer that's all you need. Bear in mind there may still be a small amount of setup left to do to get the winch to stop where you want it to.
Excellent, thanks for everyone's help and sorry for unintentionally hijacking another post. i will go ahead and purchase the tx now I'm confident it's suitable.


A mother whose baby son was shaken to death by his father says she is both angry and frightened about his imminent release from prison.
Liam Laverick, now 28, was jailed for eight and a half years in November 2015 after being convicted by a Hull Crown Court jury of the manslaughter of his son, Tommy-Lee Laverick-Whitworth, who was just 27 days old.
Laverick shook the fragile infant - who measured 52cm from head to foot - because he was angry about him crying on September 23, 2014. He died in hospital two days later from a "catastrophic brain injury".
Tommy-Lee's mother, Kelly Whitworth, says she is now anxious about Laverick's forthcoming release from prison, after being told he will be out on August 18.
"I feel I'll have to look over my shoulders again," said Miss Whitworth, 26. "I just want people to be aware they are letting a monster out, especially women. They said it's an immediate release; they are not even tagging him."
As well as taking the life of their son, Laverick was violent and abusive towards Miss Whitworth. A serious case review found Laverick was known to the authorities as a "domestic abuse perpetrator".
Although Laverick will be subject to licence conditions, being released half-way through his sentence, Miss Whitworth has been told she cannot apply for a court order to protect her from him "until he does something or goes near me", she said.
Miss Whitworth also questioned Laverick's sentence compared to the 24 years Hull gangster Liam Windas received last year for selling drugs, guns and ammunition.
"I don't understand it," she said. "When you think of the Liam Windas sentence, and then a baby killer, what he's done, and he gets to walk free..."
When the jury's verdict was delivered, Laverick cruelly taunted the grieving mother from the dock, shouting "F****** child beater". But the truth was Miss Whiteworth was blameless and had left Tommy-Lee sleeping "peacefully" in his cot in the sole care of his father.
Distressing CCTV footage, shown in the video above, was played to the jury in Laverick's trial and showed Tommy-Lee being taken down the street to hospital by the killer after he had been fatally injured.
Laverick took his son to the flat in Royal Mews, west Hull, where Miss Whitworth was, and the couple then setting off along Linnaeus Street to Hull Royal Infirmary, a short distance from the family home.
Miss Whitworth runs, and prosecutors said it was significant Laverick was "lingering" behind, first pushing their baby in a pram and then carrying him in his arms. Although Tommy-Lee had suffered "terrible head injuries", one camera records Laverick passing 41 seconds after Miss Whitworth.
Tommy-Lee was transferred to Leeds General Infirmary but lost his battle for life at 3.25pm on September 25, 2014.
Miss Whitworth said: "I keep getting flashbacks every day. It is hard for me but I've just got to deal with it."
In a statement, senior investigating officer, Detective Chief Inspector Phil Gadd, said: "We would never want any victim to feel as Ms Whitworth does, as we want people to feel safe and supported, and that we as a police service are able to provide them with this level of confidence.
"We have always endeavoured to keep Ms Whitworth informed and to offer any support or assistance in any way we can.


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