Happy Halloween! An Excuse To Party!
Feeling a little on edge? Like someone is looking over your shoulder? Do you hear a creaking sound in an otherwise silent room? Wait! Was there something moving in the shadows? You could swear you just just heard a low kind of moaning sound, as though the saddest, loneliest creature in the universe were writing in solitary pain.
The day after Halloween was once considered one of Christianity's holiest of days. Enshrined as "All Saints Day" by Pope Boniface IV, the holiday, like many Christian holidays (e.g. Christmas), borrows from earlier Pagan religions. This rite of the church was actually a two day thing, with a prepatory celebration knows as "All Hallows Eve". As such, Halloween was one of the holiest nights of the year, making way to All Saints Day. It's sort of like Christmas Eve and Christmas. The following day, November 2nd, became All Souls Day, to honor those who hadn't quite made it to sainthood. Since the focus of these days is about the dead rather than the various eternal beings (God, Jesus, angels, etc), you get where this whole Haloween death thing comes from.
All Hallows Eve and All Saints Day is borrowed from the pagan feast of Samhain and comes to us courtesy of the ancient Celts. Samhain is the Gaelic harvest festival. The fields have been harvested, things are starting to look a little dead, and winter is coming. The harvest is cause for celebration but winter, if you don't have central heating (as with the ancients Celts), isn't all that exciting. So the ancients did what most people do when faced with the prospect of some serious downer days.
The days got shorter and the air got colder and finally, the solstice (which later became the ispiration for Christmas) arrived. The shortest day of the year. So the ancients did what most people do when faced with the darkest gloomiest day of the year prior to it getting brighter and (eventually) warmer.
As you can see, whenever people are faced with momentous events, in and out of their control, they throw a party. And now, it's Halloween. Or Samhain. Or All Hallows Eve. Take your pick. Either way, it's a great excuse for a party if, as Vincent Price observed in Michael Jackson's "Thriller", you've got the "soul for getting down".


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Made with shiny zinc alloy and enamel paints, the blind foil series includes such fan favorites as KidPirate, KidPunk, KidVampire, and KidRobber.
Represent the 'bot and hang some on your zippers, bookbags, keychains - wherevs!


This is one of my favorite go-to recipes for a quick and healthy dinner. It doesn't require any marinating beforehand (although you can do that if you like for richer flavor), and with a few simple ingredients you can have it on the table in under an hour! It's a favorite with my kids, too, and we rarely have leftovers!
The real secret to the rich taste, though, is good-quality Hungarian paprika. Hungarian paprika is one of several kinds of paprika (including sweet, smoked, and Spanish pimentón) used in cooking. It has a complex flavor (with at least 8 varieties) and ranges from mild (flavor) and bright red (color) to spicy and pungent with a pale orange color.
Exposure to arsenic is a growing global health problem, but there's a lot that scientists and health workers still don't know about the extent to which it is affecting the health of vulnerable populations.
What exactly is arsenic, and how does it affect your health? Is there anything you can do to reduce your exposure to arsenic in rice and other food you eat? These are a few of the questions that this week's blog post aims to answer.


Uttar Pradesh: Several people were injured after six coaches of 18477 Puri-Haridwar Utkal Express derailed near Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. According to reports a derailed bogie rammed into a house on side of the track.
ADG (Meerut Zone) Prashant Kumar said the number of injured persons was yet to be ascertained. However, eyeswitnessed said at least 20 people were wounded.
Railway ministry officials said they are still awaiting details of the accident that took place around 5:45 pm.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed all possible help.


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Call of Duty: Ghosts is yet another instalment in the Call of Duty Saga. Although Call of Duty is very popular among first person shooter games, there have been so many releases in the series that some people may have trouble keeping track of them all. Is Call of Duty Ghosts simply a variation on a theme, or does it offer something new and different? Find out by reading the review.
Call of Duty: Ghosts presents players with the fast and fluid game play that the original captured so well. People who are familiar with the original game should be able to jump right into the action and should have little trouble figuring out what to do.
However, Ghosts also introduces players to a brand new gaming premise. The player personalisation is stunning and really captures the feeling that you are playing the game with a team of skilled soldiers. The sweeping changes that the game presents also breathes new life into the old concept and helps make it more original that many people may expect.
Ghosts is set in a whole new world to the original Call of Duty as well as being slightly in the future. For a change it is the South American nations who pose the threat and gamers must strive to take down the evil forces of South America, who have made their money from dominating the oil markets and are now intent on dominating the world. The plot of the game is fairly simple and often feels like it is a bit too simple. Fans of great storylines may find that this is a little lacking in content.
There is plenty to do in Ghosts and missions are extensive and engaging. Although the campaigns are a little complicated at times, there really force gamers to use all of their skills and work hard to achieve their goals. Fortunately the controls are rather easy to manage and players should not be confused for long.
The world of Ghosts is rich and varied and there is a lot of area to explore. The varied scenery leads to a wide range of different tasks for players to complete such as flying helicopters over lush jungle, rappelling down skyscrapers and even engaging in firefights with the enemy in Outer Space. The whole Ghosts world is presented in a single map, which is extremely large and can be rather confusing at first.
There are so many new elements to Ghosts that gamers can enjoy the thrill of not quite knowing what is coming next. One minute you may find that you have to put all of your speed and strategy to the test to evade a group of hungry sharks. In the next scene you may need to take on the role of a dog to complete a challenge, which brings with it a whole new range of skills. Each new scenario that players are presented with requires a whole new strategy and this game is certainly going to keep gamers on their toes, making it anything but boring.
Call of Duty: Ghosts includes many of the great features that fans of Call of Duty have come to know and love. There are enough extra elements to make this game feel fresh and exciting, despite a few small setbacks. However, like many franchises the story has been skipped over a little this time around, which is a bit of a disappointment.
More team focus
Campaigns are exciting and engaging
The maps are too big
The story is rather basic
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Top 6 Call of Duty: Ghosts Alternatives
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Sandbox game where players race around Vice City doing various things
Popular sequel in the GTA driver series
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for Windows 8 1.0
San Andreas version of the GTA driving game
Five Nights at Freddy's 1.13
Play as Freddy and his clan to strike against their enemies
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 2016
Play the game as the superhero with scenes from the popular movie
Geometry Dash 2.1
Challenges that involve geometry problems and shapes
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Q: FileUpload to FileStream I am in process of sending the file along with HttpWebRequest. My file will be from FileUpload UI. Here I need to convert the File Upload to filestream to send the stream along with HttpWebRequest. How do I convert the FileUpload to a filestream?

A: You can't convert a FileUpload into a FileStream. You can, however, get a MemoryStream from that FileUpload's PostedFile property. You can then use that MemoryStream to fill your HttpWebRequest.

A: You can put a FileUpload file directly into a MemoryStream by using FileBytes (simplified answer from Tech Jerk)
using (MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream(FileUpload1.FileBytes))
{
    //do stuff
}

Or if you do not need a memoryStream
byte[] bin = FileUpload1.FileBytes;

A: Since FileUpload.PostedFile.InputStream gives me Stream, I used the following code to convert it to byte array
public static byte[] ReadFully(Stream input)
{
    byte[] buffer = new byte[input.Length];
    //byte[] buffer = new byte[16 * 1024];
    using (MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream())
    {
        int read;
        while ((read = input.Read(buffer, 0, buffer.Length)) > 0)
        {
            ms.Write(buffer, 0, read);
        }
        return ms.ToArray();
    }
}

A: Might be better to pipe the input stream directly to the output stream:
inputStream.CopyTo(outputStream);

This way, you are not caching the entire file in memory before re-transmission.  For example, here is how you would write it to a FileStream:
FileUpload fu;  // Get the FileUpload object.
using (FileStream fs = File.OpenWrite("file.dat"))
{
    fu.PostedFile.InputStream.CopyTo(fs);
    fs.Flush();
}

If you wanted to write it directly to another web request, you could do the following:
FileUpload fu; // Get the FileUpload object for the current connection here.
HttpWebRequest hr;  // Set up your outgoing connection here.
using (Stream s = hr.GetRequestStream())
{
    fu.PostedFile.InputStream.CopyTo(s);
    s.Flush();
}

That will be more efficient, as you will be directly streaming the input file to the destination host, without first caching in memory or on disk.

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I've been listening to the Brian Lehrer Show on WNYC radio on a regular basis since I moved back to New York City in 2000. During that time — from the election fiasco of 2000, to 9/11, the war in Iraq, the 2004 elections, the '08 elections, the "Ground Zero Mosque," "Wikileaks," and right on through the killing of Osama bin Laden — I've relied on Brian's show for a fair, sober examination of the issues.
To that end, I especially appreciate Brian's ability to talk to pundits of all political stripes — and his ability to find areas of agreement between the poilitical right and left. (I know it's all very "pie in the sky" of me, but I've come to believe in the "common ground" approach to real, everyday politics.) Some might find Brian's show too middle-of-the-road, but, as Brooke Gladstone points out so eloquently in our book The Influencing Machine, there are a myriad of other options out there, from WBAI to Fox News, and everything in between.
I don't want to go on too long here, but it's not exaggerating to say that, through Brian's show, I've come to a deeper, more sophisticated understanding of local, national, and international events — and hopefully become a better citizen of the world.
So it was all the more exciting for me to be a guest on the Brian Lehrer Show earlier this week. As part of WNYC's pledge week, the show did a multiple-segment examination of The Influencing Machine — and on Tuesday I got to join in the conversation. It was truly thrilling to sit in the studio with Brian and Brooke and discuss the book and nonfiction comics. Brian was obviously prepped about my work, because he set me up with a couple of questions which broadened the discussion to include my previous book, A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge. I know A.D. appreciated the plug!
I wanted to let you know about a couple of radio appearances I'll be making tomorrow (Thursday, Sept. 3). If all goes according to schedule, A.D. character Leo McGovern and I will be on the syndicated NPR show "Tell Me More." Normal host Michel Martin is away, but we had the good fortune of being interviewed by long-time NPR news anchor Linda Wertheimer! In New York, "Tell Me More" is on WNC AM 820 at 2pm and again at 10pm; outside of NYC look for listings in your local area.
I recorded the "Tell Me More" interview today, and it will air tomorrow right around the time I will be appearing LIVE on another syndicated radio program: Jack Rice's show on Air America. I'm supposed to go on air with him at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. Let's hope the two segments don't overlap; it'll be very odd to be appearing on the radio simultaneously on two different stations. I'm not sure if you can hear Rice's show In New York, but you can listen live online; outside of NYC, you can find your local affiliate by visiting the Air America website.
Also, if the stars align, A.D. character Kwame Webster and I will be appearing on the Tavis Smiley Show this weekend. We got bumped last week by coverage of Ted Kennedy's death, but hope to make it on the program this time around.


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IHSA Addresses Passing of Bogan High School Student Andre Smith
Coaches, players, and fans from around the state are gathered tonight to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of the 256 teams who have qualified for this year's Illinois High School Association (IHSA) Football Playoffs. However, that enthusiasm is tempered by the tragic loss of life of a Bogan High School student that occurred yesterday (October 23) in Chicago. Following the Tiger's Thursday night football contest, senior Andre Smith walked off the field and quickly lost consciousness. He passed away in the early hours of Friday morning at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn.
Andre's death is the seventh nationally by a high school football player this year, and the first in Illinois since a Hall High School (Spring Valley) player passed away from complications related to an enlarged heart in 2012. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Smith family and the entire Bogan community tonight.
As anyone who has participated in athletics knows, there is a risk of injury any time a player steps on the field of play. Football, in particular, has been under the microscope over the last decade, and organizations at all levels of play, including high school, have been taking aggressive steps to try and reduce injury over time.
Over the past five years, the IHSA has strengthened its summer contact rules, its pre-season acclimatization period, and its in-season contact policies in response to the growing medical research in the area of injury prevention. The adoption of these best practices will be on-going in Illinois and across the country, but the efforts taken thus far - and the continued emphasis of proper technique and injury identification by high school coaches and athletic training staffs - have enabled the sport of football to be as safe for participants as it has ever been.
Andre's tragic death has transcended Bogan High School and the city of Chicago. High school football programs all across the state are thinking of Andre and the Bengals community tonight.


1.Prepare Chicken Salad: Prepare outdoor grill for direct grilling over medium heat. Spray chicken with nonstick cooking spray; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Place chicken on hot grill rack; cook 10 to 12 minutes or until chicken loses its pink color throughout and internal temperature reaches 165°, turning once halfway through cooking. Transfer chicken to cutting board; let cool. Cut chicken into 1-inch pieces.
2.Prepare Greek Dressing: In medium bowl, whisk together garlic, vinegar, yogurt, oregano, salt and pepper; slowly drizzle in oil, whisking constantly.
3.To serve, in large bowl, toss remaining ingredients with dressing. Makes about 10 cups.
Omit the chicken for a flavorful vegetarian dish.
For on-the-go salads, layer ingredients in 24-ounce Mason jars in the following order: beans, dressing, onion, olives, cucumber, chicken, tomatoes, cheese, pepper rings, dill and mint. Cover and refrigerate up to overnight. Shake jars to distribute dressing just before serving.
> Add whole grains to this salad by mixing in cooked quinoa.


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In defence of the Canadian Wheat Board
The single desk is a source of justice in a volatile industry
by Terry Boehm Sep 1, 2011 4 min read Share
Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and Prime Minister Stephen Harper have declared they will end the Canadian Wheat Board single desk in August 2012. Recklessly turning the clock back a hundred years, this move will leave farmers at the hands of the robber barons of the grain trade who are already more powerful than ever before.
The Canadian Wheat Board, at its most basic level, is a wheat and barley marketing agency for western Canadian farmers. Farmers pay for its operations and run it through a majority of farmer-elected directors (ten are elected and five are appointed by the government). There is no cost to the government. All it requires to function is legislation that grants it the authority to market wheat and barley through a single desk. A single desk means that buyers of western Canadian milling wheat and malting barley must go through the Canadian Wheat Board. By being the single source for western wheat and barley, the board is able to capture higher prices for farmers in the global and domestic market place. All returns go directly to farmers with the exception of a small operating fee. Multiple peer-reviewed economic studies have proven that, through the single desk system, Canadian farmers earn more, and by extension the country's economy as a whole benefits. The Wheat Board gives farmers market power in an international grain trade dominated by a handful of giant multinational grain companies.
The Canadian Wheat Board itself is 76 years old, but it had an even longer genesis. During the First World War, the Canadian government created a wheat board to deal with rising grain prices and the inability of private trade to deal with the situation. The board was very popular among farmers, who began to earn high prices for their grain. In 1920, however, the government disbanded the board, and grain prices collapsed. Farmers agitated for its reinstatement to no avail. These same farmers created the Progressive Party, which advocated the re-establishment of a wheat board as part of its agricultural platform. In 1921, 65 Progressives were elected federally, forming the second largest party in Parliament. The Liberal government of Mackenzie King absorbed many of them by the late '20s. Others became members of the Ginger Group that led to the formation of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation, known as the CCF, which later became the NDP. Meanwhile, farmers formed co-operatively owned wheat pools and created a central selling agency to market their grain. This agency collapsed with the onset of the Great Depression in 1929. Conservative Prime Minister Richard Bedford Bennett first created the single-desk Canadian Wheat Board in 1935 as a last-ditch effort to appease the socialists of the country. He lost the 1935 election anyhow, but the Liberals maintained the Canadian Wheat Board, and by 1943 it was marketing wheat, oats and barley through the single desk.
Wheat Board marketing and single-desk selling bring hundreds of millions more dollars to farmers each year than they would receive in an open market. It also brings several times this amount in benefits by acting as an advocate for farmers, giving them the strength to negotiate with railways and making sure all premiums, bonuses and foreign currency trades go directly to farmers. The plan to destroy the single desk, which Harper and Ritz are framing as marketing choice and freedom, will transfer these benefits and funds to some of the richest corporations of the world. Transnational grain companies like Archer Daniels Midland Company, Bunge, Cargill, Louis Dreyfus and Viterra will capture the premiums for themselves and likely dilute the quality of Canadian grain as we have seen in Australia in the years following the disbanding of the Australian Wheat Board in 2006.
The current Canadian Wheat Board Act calls for a farmer vote before any grains are removed or added in whole or in part to the board's purview. Afraid to allow democracy to function, Ritz and Harper are refusing to allow farmers to decide about the future of the single desk. They know that the vast majority of farmers support the single desk and that farmers have consistently elected pro-single-desk directors since 1998. For years now, the Harper government has also imposed a gag order disallowing the Wheat oard from speaking about the advantages of the single desk.
In an industry fraught with the challenges of unpredictable weather, volatile prices and huge economic powers bent on extracting all they can from farmers, the Canadian Wheat Board allows prairie farmers some form of economic justice for the fruits of their labour. Stephen Harper wants to destroy that. We must not let him get away with this. In the name of democracy, we need to stand up for the wheat board and all that it represents.
Terry Boehm is a grain farmer in the Allan/Colonsay districts of Saskatchewan and president of the National Farmers Union.
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This article originally appeared in the September/October 2011 issue of Briarpatch.
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Labour law reform: consultation or imposition?
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Maria Schrader (Hannover, 27 de setembre de 1965) és una actriu, guionista i directora de cinema alemanya. Va dirigir la premiada pel·lícula de 2007 Liebesleben, basada en una novel·la de Zeruya Shalev. També va actuar en la reeixida sèrie de televisió alemanya Deutschland 83 (2015) i la seva seqüela, Deutschland 86 (2018).

Carrera professional
María Schrader va néixer a Hannover i va estudiar al Seminari Max Reinhardt de Viena. Schrader va formar part del jurat al 50è Festival Internacional de Cinema de Berlín el 2000.

És especialment coneguda per la pel·lícula Aimée & Jaguar, així com per l'aclamada Liebesleben ("Love life"), en la qual va escriure, va actuar i va produir. Ella també ha escrit altres pel·lícules: RobbyKallePaul, Stille Nacht i Meschugge. Va codirigir I was on Mars amb Dani Levy, amb qui va sortir fins a 1999.

Schrader va fer el paper de la tia de Martin Rauch a Deutschland 83 (2015), una sèrie de televisió de 8 episodis, que va ser la primera sèrie de televisió en alemany que es va emetre a la televisió estatunidenca. També es va fer popular al Regne Unit, transmetent-se a principis de 2016 a Channel 4.

Va dirigir la reeixida minisèrie germànico-estatunidenca de Netflix ''Unorthodox'', basada en l'autobiografia de Deborah Feldman. Estrenada el 26 de març de 2020, la producció narra la història de Esty (Shira Haas), una jove jueva ultraortodoxa de Brooklyn que fuig a Berlín empesa per l'opressió de la comunitat en la qual s'ha criat.

Vida personal
Tot i que els seus papers més populars com a actor són de fe jueva, i moltes de les seves pel·lícules com a guionista i directora inclouen personatges jueus i giren al voltant de les lluites jueves, la mateixa Schrader no és jueva..

Premis
 1992 Max Ophüls Festival, Millor actriu jove per I Was on Mars
 1995 Mystfest, millor actriu per Burning Life
 1995 Premis de cinema bavarès, Millor actriu per Keiner liebt mich
 1995 Premis del cinema alemany, Millor actriu principal per Keiner liebt mich, Burning Life, Einer meiner altesten Freunde
 1999 49è Festival Internacional de Cinema de Berlín, Ós de Plata a la millor actriu (compartit amb Juliane Köhler) per Aimée & Jaguar
 1999 Deutscher Filmpreis, Millor actriu protagonista per Aimée & Jaguar, The Giraffe
 1999 Bayerischer Filmpreis, Millor actriu per Aimée & Jaguar
 2020 Premis Primetime Emmy, premi a la millor direcció d'una sèrie limitada, pel·lícula o especial dramàtic per Unorthodox

Nominacions
 2016 Deutscher Filmpreis, millor director per Stefan Zweig: Adeu a Europa

Filmografia selecta

Referències

Bibliografia
 Manfred Hobsch, Ralf Krämer, Klaus Rathje: Filmszene D. Die 250 wichtigsten jungen deutschen Stars aus Kino und TV. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 2004, ISBN 3-89602-511-2, S. 378 ff.
 Kay Weniger: Das große Personenlexikon des Films. Die Schauspieler, Regisseure, Kameraleute, Produzenten, Komponisten, Drehbuchautoren, Filmarchitekten, Ausstatter, Kostümbildner, Cutter, Tontechniker, Maskenbildner und Special Effects Designer des 20. Jahrhunderts. Band 7: R – T. Robert Ryan – Lily Tomlin. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 2001, ISBN 3-89602-340-3, S. 170 f.

Enllaços externs

 Maria Schneider a filmportal.de
 Maria Schrader, Agentur Players
 Andrea Schweers: Maria Schrader a fembio.org

Actors alemanys
Directors de cinema alemanys
Persones de Hannover
Artistes de la Baixa Saxònia
Guanyadores de l'Os de Plata a la millor interpretació femenina
Naixements del 1965

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With neighborhood support, Southport park springs to life
Andrew Brophy
May 7, 2012 Updated: May 8, 2012 6:33 a.m.
1of8Stephen Stout, left, and Frank Festini stand by a rendering that shows a proposed lookout tower in Southport Park that the Sasquanuag Association plans to develop.Andrew BrophyShow MoreShow Less
2of8One of the stones shaped like a waterfowl in Southport Park, whcih possibly dating to the 1600s when Indians were prevalent in the Southport section of Fairfield.Andrew BrophyShow MoreShow Less
4of8The view from a proposed viewing station that will overlook Metro-North Railroad tracks from Southport Park.Andrew BrophyShow MoreShow Less
5of8Mill Hill School students walk on a trail in Southport Park on Saturday morning during a program to promote planned improvements in the park.Andrew BrophyShow MoreShow Less
7of8The site of a proposed bridge in Southport Park, a planned improvement to the site by the Sasquanaug Association.Andrew BrophyShow MoreShow Less
One of the town's least-known parks is gaining a new identity.
The Sasquanaug Association, a neighborhood group that owns Southport Park on Old Post Road, is working to transform the park as a gathering place for children and adults, with extended walking trails, viewing stations that overlook Southport Center and the Metro-North Railroad tracks, play stations, a nature information station, a lookout tower, a gathering place, a bridge and a more visible entrance.
"Our goal is to make it public, make sure everyone knows it's here," said Frank Festini, president of "Friends of Southport Park," a non-profit set up to collect donations for the planned improvements.
On Saturday, several dozen parents and children visited Southport Park to learn about the proposed improvements and to walk on trails throughout the 11-acre property next to Southport Racquet Club.
In the past, Southport Park was visited primarily only on Earth Day, when Southport residents and members of the Southport Volunteer Fire Department cleaned up the park, said Ellen Levinson, a member of Sasquanaug's board of directors.
"But this year we wanted to showcase what our plans are for the park because we're in the process of restoring the park. This is really something special. This is an area that was rarely utilized ... We want to make it a place for everybody," Levinson said.
Dan Zelson, a member of Sasquanaug's board of directors, said the Old Post Road in the Southport section of town has seen a lot of improvements recently, such as the opening of the Delamar Hotel and Gray Goose Tavern, and the extension of sidewalks toward Pequot Avenue. He said Southport Park was "kind of the hole in the wheel."
"Part of our charge is really to keep the village vital. We looked at this park as kind of the cornerstone of that," Zelson said.
Festini said Southport residents want the park to remain as natural as possible and don't favor plastic or metal structures in its upgrade. He said structures will be built from materials already in the park, such as stones and about 30 dead or damaged trees that were cut down.
Carl Carfi, an architect with Mark Finlay Architects in Southport, said the planned improvements work with the natural landscape. "We took some inspiration from structures that can be found in America's national parks," he said, adding that the gathering area would have log benches and a stone lectern, and the lookout tower would resemble fire lookout towers in national parks, though much shorter.
Southport neighborhood residents hope teachers in nearby schools bring students to the park to learn about the environment, Zelson said. Don Burton, a member of Sasquanaug's board of directors, said kids can also take photos of flora and fauna in the park and upload them to "The Encyclopedia of Life," a website that accepts information about environments around the world.
Sophia Festini, 7, Frank's daughter, already likes the wooded area. "I love it because I have a place to relax while walking," she said. Sophia said she was most looking forward to a fort that will be built in the park "because it's a place where kids could play and I could too."
Tish Burton, a Southport parent, said she too looks forward to the park's restoration. "It's going to still have this beautiful natural look, and I like that there's going to be a playground to bring the kids to," she said.
Tish said her 5-year-old daughter, Whitney, is particularly partial to stones in the park that are in the shape of waterfowl. The stones, placed on the site in the 1950s when the Sasquanaug Association acquired the park, may date to the 1600s when Indians were the prevalent community in Southport and Fairfield. "The story goes the Natives carved them out and worshipped them," Festini said.
As of Saturday, the first stage of construction -- tree clearing -- was finished, and the next stage -- site work and plantings -- was scheduled to begin in a few weeks. Carfi said evergreens will be planted around the park's perimeter to screen noise from the Post Road and trails will be extended, rehabilitated and crowned to avoid water pooling. The third and final stage is when the structures will be built, and sound attenuation walls may be added as well.
Sasquanaug members hope the park is visited often after the improvements are finished. "The best preservation for this park is going to be use," Festini said. "Use is the number-one thing for this park to be preserved."
The Sasquanaug Association has donated $150,000 for park improvements and the Southport Area Association gave a $20,000 grant, Zelson said. He said residents, including Sasquanaug board members, donated another $100,000 and that "Friends of Southport Park" needs about $100,000 more to fully fund the project.
"In an ideal world, we would have the funds raised by the summer and have the work completed by the fall," Zelson said.
People who would like to make a donation for park improvements can go to the website, www.southportpark.org, or send a check to "Friends of Southport Park," c/o the Russell Agency, 317 Pequot Ave., Southport, CT 06890.


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Q: How do I simulate Glances and Long Look in Apple Watch simulator? The hardware is not released yet and I want to simulate those events. How do I go about doing that?
Here's the Apple docs explaining Long Look.

A: In Xcode navigate to Product -> Scheme -> Manage Schemestap on your current WatchApp scheme at duplicate it two times.
Rename first duplicate to, for example, WatchApp-Glance and second to WatchApp-Notification.
Choose Glance scheme, choose Edit and then in Info tab you can select Watch Interface to Glance. Edit your notification scheme accordingly. You can choose Dynamic and Static version of notification, but let's focus on static for now.

Then you can Close this window.
Glance
Open your Storyboard, navigate to Utilities pane, open Object Library and Drag-and-Drop Glance Interface Controller. Choose WatchApp-Glance from your target menu to run on iPhone simulator. Your Glance should now be visible.
Long-Look Notification
First off all Long-Look notification divide into Static and Dynamic. If Watch wont't able to render your Dynamic Interface it will switch to Static.
Open your Storyboard, navigate to Utilities pane, open Object Library and Drag-and-Drop Notification Interface Controller. You will see Static Notification Controller. In Attributes Inspector you can select Has Dynamic Interface so you can design your dynamic Long-Look notification interface. However I wasn't able to run it even when I set Dynamic Notification in my scheme. (Xcode-Beta5).
Last thing to set is example json/apns file. In Xcode choose File->New->File (or Cmd+N) from left menu choose AppleWatch and then "Notification Simualtion File".
Then you can run your notification the same way you run Glance.
Note
"category": "myCategory" in example notification file refers to this:

So you can build multiple static notifications interfaces in your Storyboard and Watch will decide, during runtime, which should be displayed, based on this string parameter.
Hope this helps.


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Man sentenced to life in prison for child rapes
Grand jury indicts 2 other men on charges in other assaults
Renee Fox
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WARREN — One rape case was completed Wednesday when a man was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to raping two young girls, and two new rape cases began Wednesday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court.
Michael D. Riley Jr., 42, pleaded guilty Wednesday to one count of rape that carries a life sentence and eight counts of rape, a first-degree felony, according to court records.
Judge W. Wyatt McKay handed down the sentence and classified Riley as a Tier 3 sex offender, the highest level, which means he has to register his home address, workplace and school with the county sheriff's office every 90 days for the remainder of his life
Trumbull County assistant prosecutor Diane Barber prosecuted the case. Riley will be eligible for parole after serving 25 years, according to court records.
Riley was arrested May 10, 2018, and held on a $350,000 bond, according to Trumbull County Jail records. A grand jury indicted him on the charges in June 2018, according to court records.
A jury trial was scheduled to begin July 29.
The victims were assaulted over a four-year period that began in 2014. They were 12 to 15 years old at the time of the assaults, according to Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins.
He was living in a home on the northeast side of Warren when a woman confronted him May 3, 2018, with allegations her daughters, 15 and 14, had been raped and molested repeatedly, according to a police report.
Also Wednesday, a Trumbull County grand jury indicted two other men on rape charges.
A woman, 25, was raped and kidnapped May 29 in Niles, according to court and police records.
Police arrested Joshua B. Vigorito, 32, 810 Ann Ave., Niles, on charges of rape and kidnapping after responding to a call around 6 a.m. May 29 in the 800 block of Belmont Avenue, according to a police report.
Niles Municipal Court Judge Christopher Shaker set his bond at $1 million on the rape charge and at $500,000 on the kidnapping charge, according to court records.
The Trumbull County grand jury indicted him on rape and kidnapping charges, first degree felonies, according to court records.
In Warren, a woman, 21, was raped May 12, according to police and court records.
Daemin A. Robinson, 22, 1015 N. Lincoln Ave., Salem, was arrested on a charge of rape around 2:15 p.m. May 16 at the Warren Police Department.
Warren Municipal Court Judge Terry F. Ivanchak set his bond at $50,000 May 17 but lowered it to $7,500 May 30, according to court records.
Robinson is scheduled to be arraigned on the charge July 30 before Trumbull County Common Pleas Court Judge Andrew D. Logan.
Vigorito is scheduled to be arraigned Monday before Judge Peter J. Kontos, according to court records.
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DePuy ASR Hip Failure Lawsuits Heading to Settlement?
by Dr. Shezad Malik
There is media speculation that Johnson & Johnson (J&J), and its subsidiary DePuy, are in active discussions to attempt a global settlement of their defective ASR metal on metal artificial hips.
J&J Potential Settlement North of $3 Billion
Apparently J&J has discussed paying more than $3 billion to settle lawsuits over its recalled hip implants. J&J is exposed to over 11,500 product liability lawsuits in the U.S. and is considering paying more than $300,000 per case.
According to experts, such a global settlement would surpass $3 billion if most plaintiffs accept the proposed terms, this valuation is 50% larger than previously proposed. Still, according to industry watchers, a $3 Billion is a drop in the ocean for the profits that J&J has generated from the sale of the recalled devices.
Settlement is Dependent on Trial Outcomes
Any settlement would be subjected to the outcome of 7 product-liability trials between September and January 2014.
J&J's DePuy unit recalled 93,000 implants worldwide in 2010, including 37,000 in the U.S. The failure rate that patients and doctors were seeing dwarfed the official company failure rate.
Unacceptable Failure Rate at 5 Years
Unfortunately that failure rate is climbing, and some estimate as high as 40%-50% failure rate at 5 years. Patients are blaming the chromium and cobalt artificial hip devices for pain, metal debris, metallosis and replacement surgeries. To date, J&J and DePuy have not accepted liability for placing a defective hip device in the market place and cite "market conditions" for their recall.
J&J DePuy ASR Verdicts
J&J was hit with a $8.3 million verdict, earlier this year, in the first trial involving a retired Montana prison guard. The California jury found that the device was defectively designed, that DePuy properly warned of the risks, and that the company didn't owe punitive damages.
DePuy is appealing that verdict. A Chicago jury ruled six weeks later for DePuy in rejecting a defective design claim by an Illinois nurse.
7 Bellwether Trials Scheduled
7 other trials are set for later in the year, the first is scheduled to begin September 9 in Cleveland. The plaintiff is Ann McCracken, 58, from New York, who needed two replacement surgeries or revisions after her ASR implant.
Trials also are scheduled in state courts in San Francisco in October; in Hackensack, New Jersey, in October and January; in West Palm Beach, Florida, in November; in Chicago in December; and in Los Angeles in January.
Federal Multidistrict Litigation
There are about 8,000 federal cases consolidated in the multidistrict litigation or MDL, in the Northern District of Ohio, for the pre-trial consideration.
About 2,000 cases are pending in the California Judicial Council Coordinated Proceeding before Judge Richard Kramer in San Francisco.
Settlement Matrix
Any overall settlement would factor in age, severity of injuries and revision or replacement surgeries. Negotiators would rank those and other medical factors on a matrix or settlement grid.
Any settlement would have to incorporate future claims and repayment to third party medical insurance payors, for example Medicaid and Medicare for medical bills paid.
What is the Problem with DePuy ASR?
The J&J hips were made from a cobalt-and-chromium alloy used in two related models, the ASR XL Acetabular System and the ASR Hip Resurfacing System.
At the first trial in Los Angeles, plaintiff Loren Kransky argued that DePuy failed to test the device adequately before selling it in the U.S. in 2005, buried surgeon complaints of mounting failures, and studied a redesign of the ASR before scrapping that effort in 2008.
Metallosis Claims
Patients claim that debris from the metal ball grinding against the metal cup causes tissue death around the joint and increase the amount of metal ions in the bloodstream to harmful levels. This is known as metallosis.
McCracken v. DePuy, 11-dp-20485, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Ohio (Toledo). The consolidated federal case is In re DePuy Orthopedics Inc., ASR Hip Implant Products Liability Litigation, 10-MD-2197, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Ohio (Toledo).
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When a UFO flies by, does it bother bears?
If an unidentified flying object suddenly appeared in the sky, it's likely your heart would beat faster.
Now, researchers have found that the same is true for bears.
The UFOs in this case are actually unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), which have become increasingly valuable to wildlife researchers, allowing them to observe animals, including endangered species, in their natural settings from long distances and over difficult terrain. It had appeared as though the animals were taking these encounters in stride. For instance, American black bears rarely seem to startle or run away when a UAV comes near. But the new study reveals that despite the bears' calm demeanor when in the presence of UAVs, their heart rates soar, a sign of acute stress.
"Some of the spikes in the heart rate of the bears were far beyond what we expected," says Mark Ditmer of the University of Minnesota, St. Paul. "We had one bear increase her heart rate by approximately 400 percent--from 41 beats per minute to 162 beats per minute. Keep in mind this was the strongest response we saw, but it was shocking nonetheless."
The researchers fitted free-roaming American black bears living in northwestern Minnesota with Iridium satellite GPS collars and cardiac biologgers. The collars sent the researchers an email with each bear's location every 2 minutes while the biologgers captured every heartbeat. Then Ditmer and his colleagues programmed a UAV to fly to the bear's most recent location.
In the end, the researchers were able to analyze their data very precisely to find out what hidden effect their UAV flights--which lasted only a brief 5 minutes due to battery life and other logistical constraints--might have had on the bears.
In 18 UAV flights taken in the vicinity of four different bears, individuals only twice showed any major change in their behavior in response to the UAVs. However, the biologgers revealed consistently strong physiological responses. All of the bears in the study responded to UAV flights with elevated heart rates. Fortunately, the bears recovered very quickly.
"Without the use of the biologger, we would have concluded that bears only occasionally respond to UAVs," Ditmer says.
The researchers say it will now be important to consider the additional stress on wildlife from UAV flights when developing regulations and best scientific practices. UAVs are growing in popularity for many uses in addition to research--for example, to discourage poachers and track down wildlife for ecotourists. In many countries, few rules are in place to guide UAV use.
"UAVs hold tremendous potential for scientific research and as tools for conservation," Ditmer says. "However, until we know which species are tolerant of UAVs, at what distance animals react to the presence of UAVs, and whether or not individuals can habituate to their presence, we need to exercise caution when using them around wildlife."
Citation: Current Biology, Ditmer et al.: "Bears Show a Physiological but Limited Behavioral Response to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles" http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2015.07.024


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Same as last week, The Storyteller and His Last Bow. Enjoying both!
I'm almost finished the first draft of this WIP! It's still short for a YA novel, but I had a great week of writing and I have at least managed to get it up to "novel" length. Hopefully when I edit, I'll still be able to add some more.
Writing goal for this week is to finish the first draft!
Using the comments section while I write. I don't know why I've never done this before, but it's a far easier way to make notes. Usually I just put notes in the manuscript itself, using a different colour, or I make a separate document and compile all my notes there. But using the comments feature is great for easily adding (and deleting) notes!
Good luck finishing your draft this week! 😀 And stay warm in the chilly weather.
I think Saskatchewan is one of the only places in Canada that didn't get dumped on with snow this week. Not that I'm complaining!
That's a great tip about using the comments section for notes. I draft in Scrivener, but for whatever reason, I like to do some revisions and my edits in Word, so I'll have to keep that in mind.
I've never used the comments section- I usually just put my notes in random places with stars, or at the beginning of the MS of things I know I need to fix once the first draft is over.
Good luck finishing the draft and have fun!


I suppose one day I will be tired of writing maudlin stuff and hiding out in my house. That day is not today. Regis and I are both boycotting Facebook and he is considering deleting his account, but once in a while something sneaks into our conversation and it's off the races. People say we must be kind, we must pray, we must find a way to go on. Let me know when you find the way to go on, friends. Not me. Not today.
I can count on one hand the times I have left the house since election day. The troubling thing is that it doesn't even bother me. I am content here.
Tonight, we're going to the Third Thursday potluck. Nice people. I am looking forward to it. I have a recipe for a maple bacon apple crisp that I am going to make. All the delicious flavors of fall.
We went to Schmidt's yesterday. Now there's a place that is a feast for the senses.
I've been working on cleaning up some messy areas in my house. The problem is that I can clean up a shelf or a drawer, but what do I do with the stuff that's left after I put the good stuff back? My MO is to pack it into boxes and drag it to the basement. Not a good long-term plan, I know. I like to watch American Pickers...I know what hoarders look like.
I started a mindfulness course online yesterday. I was supposed to do a guided thirty-minute body scan but it was too boring and I had to quit after 12 minutes. I'm going to try again today. I like the yoga dvd I have been doing and there is some meditation in that. Sigh. I watched a video by Jon Kabat Zinn and he says if meditation is something you feel you have to do, you shouldn't do it. It's more a way of being than a way of doing. Being instead of doing. Finally an activity I can get behind.
I was going to make coffee yesterday afternoon and Regis hollered stop. Stop! He went to the front step and picked up a box the letter carrier (who rarely carries actual letters) had just dropped off there. He had gotten us another five pound box of Wake the Dead, our favorite seasonal coffee from Just. What a nice surprise.
I have opened my blog up to comments again and will leave it that way until somebody pisses me off again.
Regis and I have been frantically searching the house for a folder containing three birth certificates and the title to the car. The birth certificates are for the folks born in where they apparently have one person whose job it is to issue duplicates. It takes a long, long time. Young Regis needs his to get some kind of transit license so the search commences. We have looked through every possible location where said documents might be residing with no luck. Hoarders don't have this problem, I'm sure. They don't recognize any possibility of finding something like that. Sigh.
Today, I am venturing out of the house of my own accord. Wish me luck.


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Calvin Christian School
Blackmans Bay, Maranoa Heights, Kingston, City, North Hobart, New Town, Moonah, Glenorchy
General access services travel past Calvin Christian School on the following routes:
Route 408: BLACKMANS BAY to/from CITY via Maranoa Heights & Southern Outlet
Route 500: BLACKMANS BAY to/from GLENORCHY via Maranoa Heights, Southern Outlet, City & Main Rd All Stops
Please refer to Metro's Blackmans Bay timetable for further details.
City, Sandy Bay, Taroona, Kingston
MORNING - Travelling from City-Sandy Bay-Taroona to Calvin Christian School:
- Catch the Route 429 bus from the City to Summerleas via Taroona & Sandy Bay which departs Franklin Square Stop P at 7.47am, arriving Kingston Central South 8.20am.
THEN EITHER
- Walk from Kingston Central South to school.
- Transfer to the Route 408 bus to Blackmans Bay via Maranoa Heights departing Kingston Central South at 8.24am, alight in Maranoa Rd opposite Calvin Christian School at 8.26am.
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AFTERNOON - Travelling from Calvin Christian School to Taroona-Sandy Bay-City:
- Catch the Route 429 bus from Kingston Central North to the City via Taroona & Sandy Bay which departs Kingston Central North at 3.51pm.
To access the Route 429 bus, students should EITHER
- Walk from the school to Kingston Central North.
- Catch the Route 408 bus to the City via the Southern Outlet from Maranoa Rd at 3.38pm, alight at Kingston Central North at 3.41pm and TRANSFER to the Route 429 bus departing 3.51pm.
Please refer to Metro's Taroona timetable for further information.


It is natural to feel afraid during and after a traumatic situation. Fear triggers many split-second changes in the body to help defend against danger or to avoid it. This"fight–or flight" response is a typical reaction meant to protect a person from harm. Nearly everyone will experience a range of reactions after trauma, yet most people recover from initial symptoms naturally. Those who continue to experience problems may be diagnosed with PTSD. People who have PTSD may feel stressed or frightened even when they are not in danger.
Not every traumatized person develops ongoing (chronic) or even short-term (acute) PTSD. Not everyone with PTSD has been through a dangerous event. Some experiences, like the sudden, unexpected death of a loved one, can also cause PTSD. Symptoms usually begin early, within 3 months of the traumatic incident, but sometimes they begin years afterward. Symptoms must last more than one month and be severe enough to interfere with relationships or work to be considered PTSD. The course of the illness varies. Some people recover within 6 months, while others have symptoms that last much longer. In some people, the condition becomes chronic.
Older children and teens are more likely to show symptoms similar to those seen in adults. They may also develop disruptive, disrespectful, or destructive behaviors. Older children and teens may feel guilty for not preventing injury or deaths. They may also have thoughts of revenge. The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) offers free print materials in English and Spanish. These can be read online, downloaded, or delivered to you in the mail.
The main treatments for PTSD are medications, psychotherapy, or both. Ketamine can produce a substantial reduction in the symptoms of PTSD, as can TMS. Everyone is different, and PTSD affects people differently so a treatment that works for one person may not work for another.


When Calfax confirmed the news, Arianne could scarcely believe it.
She had worked herself into vexation fighting the desire to place more importance on the symptoms she experienced. Until she knew for certain, she would not accept the signs of impending joy. She moved through her day, trapped in a state of limbo. Her mood drove her poor husband to distraction because he could not fathom what was at the heart of her temperamental state. She longed to tell him what was in her mind, but held back at the thought of disappointing him. That, and the possibility that he might become so terrified by the idea that he could take the first horse out of the kingdom and hide in Tamsyn's remote tower in the forgotten corners of the Jagged Teeth.
What was it with men of courage and strength, who could ride forth and slay a thousand beserker warriors without a flinch, but went into complete and utter ruin when confronted with the possibility of becoming a father? Arianne suspected not even the Gods could answer that question, and as a result, she chose not to torment her king with the possibility that he might have an heir before she herself knew without doubt.
Besides, there were other matters to occupy Dare's mind.
As the High King of the newly unified Carleon, the War Dragon was working hard to rebuild the kingdom in the wake of the destruction wrought by Balfure's war. Any person who thought being king was about power and glory would be shocked to learn how arduous it was to be architect of a country's restoration. Too many times Arianne stepped into the Great Hall to see him working tirelessly in consultation with his ministers to the late hours of the night.
When he paused to catch his breath, Arianne saw the glimmer in his eyes, longing for simpler days, when he was simply Dare—the exiled Prince of Carleon. Yet, he was a good man, the one she loved beyond reason or thought. He would carry the burden because his people needed him, and because he was the last of his house, at least until now. He alone left Eden Halas and stepped out into the world, with the courage and the will to see Balfure driven away from Avalyne for all time. Arianne would be at his side forever, carrying that burden with him, to fill his life with the simple pleasures, such as the news she was now about to impart.
Today, there was no longer any doubt in her mind once Calfax, the royal physician, confirmed her suspicions—she was with child. She drifted, if it was possible for a flesh and blood being to drift, through the halls of the palace, with her hands on her belly in secret delight. What a sight she must have been to the palace staff—the queen of Carleon sweeping about the place wearing the smile of a happy fool.
She knew they were probably grateful for her good mood, since she had been difficult of late. Arianne resolved to make it up to those who bore the brunt of her temper, especially Dare, who was a devoted and attentive husband as any woman could ask. After all, being queen did not excuse bad behaviour in any shape or form. Her mother taught her that.
Thinking of Queen Lylea made Arianne's smile widen, knowing how thrilled she would be at the news. Despite her sometimes aloof manner and her adherence to ensuring all forms were observed, Arianne knew her mother would like nothing better than to be a grandmother allowed to spoil her grandchildren shameless. It was a right after all.
As always, when he was with taking counsel with his counsellors and advisors, Dare was in the Great Hall when Arianne found him a short time after she had received her news. He spent a great deal of time in this room, attempting to portion out men and resources to the few lands still being plagued by scattered remains of Balfure's army. The beserkers, without their master, were even more dangerous than ever, as their rampage was now without purpose or direction. They were mindless beasts, driven by instinct and need, making their behaviour difficult to predict, and even harder to defend.
She watched him a moment, circling the large wooden table covered with maps, engaged in serious discussion with Aeron and Ronen, his most trusted advisers, while she stood there being so very proud of him.
Arianne remembered the day Dare first arrived at her mother's court in Eden Taryn.
He was but twenty-five, having spent much of his life in the court of Eden Halas. Arianne had heard the gossip of a human child being adopted by Queen Syanne, and how this action had caused much disquiet between her and her king. Naturally, she was curious as to what reason this human could possess to seek an audience with her mother—the High Queen of all the elves in all of Avalyne. He was taken through the Veil by Syanne's youngest child, Prince Aeron. Even so, Arianne was astonished that her mother allowed the incursion by a human into their lands, even if he was accompanied by an elf.
Lylea, who possessed the gift of the Sight, claimed this audience was one of importance. It could change everything.
Arianne found this difficult to believe at her first sight of him. He looked like a ruffian, with threadbare clothes, dusty from too much travel, and the leather of his boots were scuffed and worn. Sporting a day's growth on his face, his dark brown hair was unruly, and hung about his shoulders, like it had never known a brush. Still, he was beautiful despite the pains he took to conceal it. She wondered if he simply did not care enough to exploit his looks, or whether this was a guise he wore to disarm people into believing he was nothing more than a vagabond. Overall, it was not a good first impression.


General Sam Houston, sitting atop his horse, Saracen, has watched over the entrance to Hermann Park at Montrose and Main streets since 1925. The bronze sculpture was created by Enrico Filiberto Cerrachio (1880-1956) and was funded by the Women's City Club. Frank Teich (1856-1939) sculpted the massive granite arch that supports Sam Houston and his horse. The iconic statue was lovingly restored by the Houston Municipal Art Commission in 1996.


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"Country-tinged chanteuse Edie Carey is blessed with a soaring voice
and damn fine songwriting skills..."
- Philadelphia City Paper
PRAISE FOR 'TIL THE MORNING: LULLABIES AND SONGS OF COMFORT
BY EDIE CAREY + SARAH SAMPLE (2014)
Best Children's Album, 2014 Independent Music Awards
Parents' Choice Gold Award Winner 2014
NAPPA Gold Award Winner 2014
Family Choice Gold Award, 2015
A 2014 Top 10 Debut Children's Album - Zooglobble
(NPR Kid's Music Critic)
Parents Magazine: "The harmonious voices of Edie Carey and Sarah Sample blend together perfectly on the aptly named 'Til The Morning: Lullabies and Songs of Comfort. The gentle melodies will soothe your little one to sleep in no time."
Popmatters: "Quite the intoxicating blend of the sentimental and pensive, and is perfect for new moms and their tiny offspring. A beautiful and relaxing listen…won't leave you with a dry eye."
Midwest Book Review: "…a transcendentally beautiful music CD. Though created especially to soothe children at bedtime, the rolling, melodic duets will ease the minds and free the imaginations of listeners of all ages. Unique and exquisitely wondrous, 'Til the Morning is highly recommended."
MusicWeb Express: " 'Til The Morning is among the most serene and easy on the ears singer-songwriter albums of 2014."
Shakefire: "A+…An absolute keeper for its incredible beauty and its relaxing techniques."
PRAISE FOR BRING THE SEA (2010)
Maverick Magazine: " * * * * " (4 / 4 stars)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: "Singer/songwriters like Shawn Colvin, David Wilcox, the Indigo Girls, Paula Cole…and Brandi Carlile have been added to my CD collection over the years…so let me now add Edie Carey to the list. Her soulful voice and storytelling style instantly made me think of Shawn Colvin, so she fits right in…How I've managed to miss her previous six albums in the last 12 years is beyond me, but I'm not missing her seventh - Bring the Sea…[Carey] has a gift like all great storytellers."
M Music & Musicians: "Artists like Edie Carey provide a valuable, if underappreciated, public service. As per her official bio, Carey occupies that "middle ground between singing at weddings and being Madonna," and while she might never be a pop star, this strumming balladeer poetess writes truthful, elegant songs for adults. Her seventh album is about following dreams, starting families, overcoming insecurity and losing the destructive youthful notion that true love has to be painful. Backed by barely-there strings, mandolins, accordions and other instruments, Carey plays acoustic guitar and sings with the gentle, reassuring voice of someone who's shared her audience's everyday joys and disappointments. She might not play at your wedding, but she'll sing about your marriage."
Pasadena Weekly: " * * * * " (4 out of 5 stars)
"Quietly lovely, the singer-songwriter's seventh album movingly expresses newlywed happiness and celebration in "Easy Now" ("All those years believing/ Love meant someone's leaving") and "Waiting" ("My heart was tired, a faded paper valentine/ Now my heart's a child, racing crazy every time"). Other highlights: "Love" and "On & On." Evan Brubaker's production strikes a graceful balance between polish and earthy warmth, understatedly burnishing Carey's elegance and revealing introspection. Shawn Colvin and Mary Chapin Carpenter fans, take heed."
PRAISE FOR ANOTHER KIND OF FIRE (2006)
Chicago Sun-Times: "Carey may have started out wanting to be a doctor but she found her true calling in music. Her pop-folk songs are smart tales of love, life and longing."
Smother.net: "Boston's Edie Carey delivers another burning catchy album of Americana roots-oriented folk-rock. Her vocal delivery is tender yet interesting and brazen… Far from common, Edie Carey is a young female artist that deserves the recognition of being a bright spot in the pop world."
Bay Area Reporter: "On her fourth studio album, 'Another Kind of Fire,' Edie Carey demonstrates why she is an in-demand performer. In the tradition of Dar Williams, her songs strike a universal chord, her voicing is soothing, yet strong, and the arrangements never fail to have an emotional impact. Songs such as 'Bonfire,' 'My Heart' and 'Hollywood Ending' qualify Carey as the Shawn Colvin of her generation.
INK19.com: "From the opening bars of the atmospheric and slick "Hollywood Ending" to the sparse and breathless ballad "What Love Looks Like," Carey has created an album bursting with songwriting depth and melodic richness. Producer Crit Harmon may be responsible for the lush tapestry of sound on "Another Kind of Fire," but Carey is entirely responsible for the mature vocals and unforgettable melodies on tracks like the heartfelt "The Night" and the beautiful "My Heart." Drawing comparison to folk-pop artists such as Catie Curtis, Carey's songs consistently maintain the delicate balance between commercial potential and a true indie spirit. Carey may have called her label Accidental Poet, but on the evidence of "Another Kind of Fire," her musical success has more to do with talent than good fortune.
Glide Magazine: "With her latest album, 'Another Kind of Fire,' Edie Carey has created another completely listenable, imminently catchy album. Released in September, this is the perfect album for autumn: reflective, a bit overcast (but not so much as to be depressing), and, like the gorgeous dying leaves, completely enjoyable… Carey is a wonderful blend of musical styles and lyric as well as harmonic proficiency, and 'Another Kind of Fire' is no exception…As always, Carey's lyrics shine through, though never so much as to overshadow the often-gorgeous melodies and instrumentation underneath. The album is impressively polished, though never over-produced, with solid instrumentation supporting her beautiful voice throughout the work."
Pulse of The Twin Cities: "Make sure and get out to hear the angelic pipes of Edie Carey…She's touring on her latest, killer album, the Crit Harmon-produced 'Another Kind Of Fire,' and it's definitely worth a listen."
PRAISE FOR WHEN I WAS MADE (2004)
Best Folk Album Nominee, 2004 Independent Music Awards
Country Music Weekly: " * * * * " (4 / 4 stars)
Performing Songwriter: "Her voice [is] a full, expressive instrument with the gentility of Suzanne Vega and the soft punch of Rickie Lee Jones…On Carey's fourth album 'When I Was Made' she adds…a warm, rootsy mix, reminiscent of country-tinged chanteuses like Bonnie Raitt and Lucinda Williams (if not as rough as the latter). The result is a lovely, shimmering, heart-felt record, highlighted by springy ballads like 'Open Wide' and 'Chemistry,' both of which, in tone and content, deal poignantly with the imperfections of romance."
Paste Magazine: "Edie Carey is gifted with one of those voices that could sound great singing anything. So the mystery and beauty on her [third] studio full-length is how she maintains an intimate, delicate approach on her elegant, if low-key singer-songwriter folk-pop. Economic instrumentation forces all your attention toward the gentle story-telling, rich with humanity and insight… Vulnerable and pleasing, Carey draws us into her world, where we find we have a lot in common."
Harp Magazine: "Bare of self-pity and full of down-to-earth revelation, 'When I Was Made' is a little country, a little adult-contemporary, and a lot of fine music."
Boston Herald: "You know the Americana trend has taken hold when one of New York City's slickest acoustic-popsters, Edie Carey, adds banjo and dobro to her indie album 'When I Was Made.' The sound suits her, too. It's a tuneful, lightly plaintive folk-pop winner…"
Philadelphia City Paper: "New York-based, country-tinged chanteuse Edie Carey is blessed with a soaring voice and damn fine songwriting skills. Her latest CD, "When I Was Made," was an Album of the Year finalist in the Independent Music Awards in 2003, and for good reason: It's a charmingly unassuming collection of lithe ballads that are devoid of self-pity but loaded up with heartfelt revelations."
A/V Club (The Onion): "What sets [Carey] apart…is her effortless ability to be gentle: The songs on last year's 'When I Was Made' don't need to get loud to be effective. Listen closely, and expect to be impressed."
Creative Loafing Atlanta: "Carey is a wonderfully expressive singer-songwriter who deftly balances wrenching musical vignettes with engaging stories and an overall friendly vibe. "
King County Journal: "A really, really great talent who straddles country and folk music with equal grace. Recommended."
Cedar Rapids Gazette: "It's hard to believe that a woman whose voice combines Jewel's gasping, slightly accented delivery with Sheryl Crow's perky and poppy vocal style has to release her albums independently. But Edie Carey may not be independent for long, based on the strength of her third album, "When I Was Made."
Ithaca Journal: "[Carey's] fourth and latest CD, 2004's "When I Was Made," was one of the best CDs I heard last year. Always a fine lyricist and singer, Carey added some rootsy touches (banjo, Dobro, lap steel) in the studio to flesh out an excellent set of songs."
Gritz: Magazine of Southern Culture & Music: "Once in a while, while plowing through the piles of CD's we get here at Gritz, I happen across a real diamond in the rough. Such was the case with this album from Edie Carey. This girl has one of the most pleasing voices I have heard in a while, and her songwriting only serves to enhance the whole package. Moody, beautiful tunes like 'Open Wide' mix with up tempo acoustic romps like 'With Our Hands' and 'Chemistry.' A beautiful, beautiful album."
All Music Guide: "If this album had been released in the late '90s, Edie Carey would have found herself as a part of the Lilith Fair circuit. Her sensitive inger/songwriter style fits right in alongside such female olk-pop performers as Paula Cole, Dar Williams, and Shawn Colvin. However, Carey isn't just another English major turning her diary into songs. She displays a true skill at exploring the ways relationships affect the heart and mind. Her whispery voice is particularly good at conveying emotional vulnerability. "Anyone can see my heart is reeling," she sings on the opening number "With Our Hands," which sets up the disc's examination of how people deal with heartache. "Wide Open" takes on an obsessive mood as the protagonist wonders "if I drive by your house tonight, what would I find?" The melancholy-dipped "Already Gone" counsels that "love should not drag you down or beg you to stay." Carey tackles the weighty issue of her parents' divorce on "If I Start to Cry" so poignantly that her pain is palpable. Not every tune, however, is an emotionally heavy number. The radio-friendly "I Need You" is an exuberant declaration of love. It definitely is one of the disc's standout songs. Besides displaying lyrical wit and musical vibrancy, it is also one of few up-tempo tunes here. Carey does try to compensate for the predominance of sad, introspective songs by infusing the arrangements with a bit of twang. A banjo enlivens "With Our Hands" and "Chemistry," while a pedal steel reinforces the sense of loneliness in "Already Gone." While Carey travels down the familiar inger/songwriter path of dissecting broken hearts and busted relationships, she finds some fresh, and moving ways to express her feelings in song. When I Was Made stands up impressively with the albums that the Lilith Fair crowd has produced."
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Easy Now 3:44
Another Kind of Fire 4:20
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Your Own Stars 3:34
These Things 2:44
In Your Company 3:44
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If I Needed You 3:37
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Q: Add data automatically to a table B when you add data to table A Can I update a table in Keystone when I add data to another table?
For example: I have a table named Property where I add details of the property. As soon as I enter the data into this Property table, another table, named NewTable, should automatically get populated with the contents.
Is there a way to achieve this?

A: There are two ways I can see to approach this:

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*The afterOperation hook, which lets you configure an async function that runs after the main operation has finished

*A database trigger that runs on UPDATE and INSERT
afterOperation Hook
See the docs here. There's also a hooks guide with some context on how the hooks system works.
In your case, you'll be adding a function to your Property list config.
The operation argument will tell you what type of operation just occurred ('create', 'update', or 'delete') which may be handy if you also want to reflect changes to Property items or clean up records in NewTable when a Property item is deleted.
Depending on the type of operation, the data you're interested in will be available in either the originalItem, item or resolvedData arguments:

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*For create operations, resolvedData will contain the values supplied but you'll probably want to reference item, it'll also contain generated and defaulted values that were applied, such as the new item's id. In this case originalItem will be null.

*For update operations, resolvedData will be just the data that changed, which should have everything you need to keep the copy in sync. If you want a move compete picture originalItem and item will be the entire item before and after the update is applied.

*For delete operations originalItem will be the last version of the item before it was removed from the DB. resolvedData and item will both be null.

The context argument is a reference to the Keystone context object which includes all the APIs you'll need to write to your NewTable list. You probably want the Query API, eg. context.query.NewTable.createOne(), context.query.NewTable.updateOne(), etc.
The benefits to using a Keystone hook are:

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*The logic is handled within the Keystone app code which may make it easier to maintain if your devs are mostly focused on JavaScript and TypeScript (and maybe not so comfortable with database functionality).

*It's database-independent. That is, the code will be the same regardless of which database platform your project uses.

Database Triggers
Alternatively, I'm pretty sure it's possible to solve this problem at the database level using UPDATE and INSERT triggers.
This solution is, in a sense, "outside" of Keystone and is database specific. The exact syntax you'll need depends on the DB platform (and version) your project is built on:

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*PostgreSQL

*MySQL

*SQLite
You'll need to manually add a migration that creates the relevant database structure and add it to your Keystone migrations dir. Once created, Prisma (the DB tooling Keystone uses internally) will ignore the trigger when it's performing its schema comparisons, allowing you to continue using the automatic migrations functionality.
Note that, due to how Prisma works, the table with the copy of the data (NewTable in your example) will need to either be:

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*Defined as another Keystone list so Prisma can create and maintain the table, or..

*Manually created in different database schema, so Prisma ignores it. (I believe this isn't possible on SQLite as it lacks the concepts of multiple schemas within a single DB)

If you try to manually create and manage a table within the default database schema, Prisma will get confused (producing a Drift detected: Your database schema is not in sync with your migration history error) and prompt you to reset your DB.


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Accepted submission by -- OriginalOwner_ http://tinyurl.com/OriginalOwner at 2017-04-11 08:02:52 from the proven-solutions dept.
The Center for American Progress reports [thinkprogress.org]
[...]Several states have shown that there is a better way [than what, it appears, will happen at the federal level from now on].
- The Missouri plan
As America struggled through the Great Depression, Missouri's courts were a den of partisanship and corruption [mo.gov]. As former Chief Justice of Missouri Michael Wolff explains, judges were "selected in elections in which nominees were chosen by political parties under a patronage system." In much of the state, judges were selected by a single machine party leader, "Boss" Tom Pendergast. Throughout Missouri, "judges were plagued by outside political influences, and dockets were congested due to the time the judges spent making political appearances and campaigning."
When a vacancy arises on the state's supreme court, a seven person commission [mo.gov] consisting of "three lawyers elected by the lawyers of The Missouri Bar . . . three citizens selected by the governor, and the chief justice" submits three candidates to fill that vacancy to the state's governor. The governor then has 60 days to choose among those three names. If the governor fails to meet this deadline, the commission selects one of the three.


Martial God Space - Chapter 5 - AnythingNovel.com Read online any english novel around the world.
In the courtyard, Ye Xiwen took out all his possessions. Ten low-grade spirit stones. These were all of Ye Xiwen's possessions. After absorbing the spirit stones into Spiritual Qi, it transformed into Zhen Qi. Then holding his breath, that single special space emerged once again. Ye Xiwen continued to hold his breath. Really like Ye Xiwen thought he would, he went into that space in one fell swoop.
Ye Xiwen also did not waste time, straightaway beginning to telepathically control the special space to deduce the Rushing Thunder Hand's essence. Suddenly, a myriad of information immediately surged into his mind.
Ye Xiwen immediately felt joy, it seemed that his guess was not incorrect. Not only could internal power be practiced, even martial arts was no exception.
Deconstructing the Rushing Thunder Hand's essence over and over again absent-mindedly was similar to moving clouds and flowing water, coming and going in the mind.
Ye Xiwen began to practice the Rushing Thunder Hand. The Rushing Thunder Hand had: Pass Like Thunder and Move Like The Wind, Lightning and Thunder, Ghostly Thunder Axe, and the Leveling Storm Four Strokes. Although there were a small number of moves, it was easy to learn but difficult to master. It was very difficult to practice to the peak.
Ye Xiwen shot his palms out, very quickly practicing the whole Rushing Thunder Hand one time.
Ye Xiwen issued the Rushing Thunder Hand over and over, suddenly finding insights regarding the Rushing Thunder Hand surprisingly welling up in his mind. If his insight speed previously was at the speed of a small stream, then Ye Xiwen's speed of insights now were absolutely like the Yangtze and Yellow River, gushing ceaselessly.
Not knowing how long had passed, Ye Xiwen sent out each palm, even with a somewhat faint sound of thunder. Clearly, the Rushing Thunder Hand had already been practiced to an extent to visibly appear.
''Pass Like Thunder and Move Like The Wind!'' Ye Xiwen lightly shouted. The right hand seemed like it sent out lightning, producing an almost muffled sound as the palm hit the block of hard quartzite. Suddenly, that quartzite suddenly scattered from the hit, so much that more than half of it directly changed into a fine powder.
He knew this set of Rushing Thunder Hand was easy to learn but difficult to master. But in this short time, by relying on the understanding of the special space, he actually successfully broke through to the extent of the second echo.
The Rushing Thunder Hand was easy to learn but difficult to master, generally, cultivating it to issue the second echo would take more than a year for experienced people. To go as far as issuing out the ninth echo, many people practicing for a lifetime could not achieve this.
A crackling and rattling sound came from Ye Xiwen's body, from Ye Xiwen's body a few black impurities, along with sweat, gradually discharged from his body. His mortal body was even more pure.
Ye Xiwen discovered, along with breaking the Rushing Thunder Hand through to the second echo, his own strength even increased.
Ye Xiwen immediately delighted, throwing out a punch, striking the air with an exploding crackle and rattle.
His strength, from the original two hundred and eighty-five kilograms, actually broke through to three hundred and fifteen kilograms. An increase of a full thirty kilograms. He didn't expect the difference between each of the Rushing Thunder Hand's echoes was this much.
The Houtian fourth stage was the first divide in the water. After reaching the Houtian fourth stage, strength reached two hundred and fifty kilograms. That was the power of a fierce tiger, extremely ferocious and mighty.
But to the Houtian fifth stage, strength rapidly rose, reaching five-hundred kilograms. The power of two tigers.
He didn't expect that after practicing to the second echo of the Rushing Thunder Hand that his strength would rise this much.
Most people's cultivation would not have this much of an effect because they all break through layer by layer. But Ye Xiwen was different. He broke through in one night. Thus, the increase in strength was particularly pronounced.
The sky was slightly bright, the sun rising. Ye Xiwen was located inside the small courtyard. Ye Xiwen was not tired while continuously drilling the Rushing Thunder Hand, already practicing the Rushing Thunder Hand for the whole night.
Ye Xiwen's palm technique to palm technique was perfectly unbroken. As if a river flowing unhindered. Because of the practice at the special space, Ye Xiwen cultivated the palm technique like moving clouds and flowing water. Casually grasping it, as if it was extremely familiar and ordinary.
Ye Xiwen, with not one thread loose, issued the Rushing Thunder Hand. Inside the whole courtyard were rumbles similar to the common sound of thunder. Another Rushing Thunder Hand was issued downwards. Ye Xiwen's whole body was drenched, dripping. His body had steam rising and rising, almost the same as curling clouds and mists.
Each time Ye Xiwen issued the Rushing Thunder Hand once, Zhen Qi ran through his body. Ye Xiwen's Qi and blood was even more vigorous, increasing strength by a lot.
At first, the effect was extremely pronounced, each time Ye Xiwen issued the Rushing Thunder Hand once, the body's strength increased by half a kilogram, the effect getting more and more weaker afterward. Every ten times the Rushing Thunder Hand was issued, strength nearly increased by half a kilogram.
Three days later, Ye Xiwen's strength once more increased by one hundred and twenty kilograms, to four hundred and thirty-five kilograms!
''Lightning and Thunder!'' Ye Xiwen greatly roared. The palm technique unexpectedly issued four thunderstorm sounds. In other words, three days later, he even practiced to the addition of two echoes.
The immense thunderstorm sound was no different from the time at the special space.
Ye Xiwen easily issued the fourth echo. The original barrier impeding progress, at the moment, seemed to not exist.
Generally, even if you practice issuing the Rushing Thunder Hand one time, it was difficult to have a little bit of insights. But just in the time of practicing the Rushing Thunder Hand within the space, a great amount of insights and information rushed into the mind. In reality, the deduction speed was a hundred times faster.
But as for the flaw. It also had one, that was the extreme rate of consuming spirit stones. Cultivating the Rushing Thunder Hand to the degree of the fourth echo used up the ten spirit stones that were collected with great difficulty.
Without a doubt, the effect was exceptionally good. Ye Xiwen would absolutely not give up.
Now Ye Xiwen extremely needed spirit stones. But now his spirit stones were already entirely cleanly use up. Though, Ye Kongming over yonder ought to have many spirit stones, after all, it was Zhen Wu Jie's hard currency. Not only could it be used for cultivation, it could also be treated as currency.
But there was nothing to be done, Ye Kongming explained. After all, in normal circumstances it was impossible to use up these spirit stones in a short time.
Up until now, Ye Xiwen have no choice but to stop because he already completely exhausted the ten low-grade spirit stones to deduce the Rushing Thunder Hand's essence. The spirit stones had no Spiritual Qi and also turned into a pile of fine white powder.
Very quickly, Ye Xiwen made a decision. To go into the back of the Qing Feng mountain to steel himself. The Yi Yuan school was situated inside the Qing Feng mountain. On the mountain were some very fierce demon beasts. These demon beasts all possessed the magical power of terrible beasts.
And most importantly, if he wanted to deduce the essence of all kinds of martial arts, he also needed to go kill demon beasts to get crystal stones. That special space inside his mind greatly consumed the crystal stones.


Hello Again -- and Welcome Back. For the first time we can offer Aroy-D all natural pure coconut cream in the small box, Thai Ketchup if finally back in stock, Namprik Thai Tae is here again, Green Label som tum sauce from Mae Pranom, and freshest fried Thai garlic and shallots have also just arrived. Our feature Thai recipe is Sen Mee using Wai Wai noodles. Thanks for visiting!
Namprik Thai Tae means Real Thai Namprik. Loaded with flavor: a combination of salty and spicy, from dried shrimp and crushed chilli peppers. We just received a small shipment from Thailand.
Freshest stock, just arrived yesterday. All natural coconut cream in the small 8.5 oz box is a new product from Aroy-D, as previously it was only available in the larger 33 oz boxes.
Nothing can match the perfect balance of sweet and hot like this Thai ketchup. Typically from Mae Pranom you get the very best taste.
The consistency is very similar to an American-style ketchup, and you get a nice sharp Thai chile heat. Many street vendor chefs in Thailand use Thai Ketchup also, you might be surprised.
The Green Label has been out of stock for several months, it has the stinky fermented fish flavor that non-Thais usually don't like very much. We just got a new shipment of this and it's as fresh as can be. All Natural.
Very high quality fried garlic. Fresh and fragrant. Large container will go a long way. Thai garlic is especially aromatic, and adds fragrance as well as flavor. Brand new fresh stock just arrived yesterday.
This is brand new stock just received from Thailand from Aroy-D. Quality is excellent. These are highly sought after among restaurants who prefer fried Thai shallots for the excellent bold flavor.
This is usually added to soup or stir friy, and it can be eaten as a snack.
The 9" size was sold out for about a year and we only got a few dozen last shipment. It takes one worker two days to make one of these by hand, so at our asking price it's very reasonable considering the extreme hardness of the granite and all the work that goes into it.
Probably not suitable for people with small kitchens because it's larger and heavier than you may expect, but if you might like to have one please check it out before it's too late.
Not spicy, and the noodles have a great consistency. Rice vermicelli blends well with vinegar, sugar, thin soy and black soy sauce in the wok, the result as shown is a healthy and tasty noodle dish.
Rice vermicelli noodles, also known as 'sen mee' in Thai, are delicious and easy to prepare, made by Wai Wai which is the premium manufacturer in Thailand. So many Thai recipes use Sen Mee, and cooked Sen Mee is a great substitute for jasmine rice.
I am hesitant to jump in and try to cook Thai food because it sounds so different from the way I am used to cooking, but I would love to try it. Is there a book you can recommend?


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Case Study Background
Crook Hill Wind Farm is a 37.4MW (megawatt) wind farm on the moors north of Rochdale constructed and managed by Partnerships for Renewables (PFR).
The wind farm consists of 11 Senvion XM104, 3.4MW turbines, and generates over 126GWh (gigawatt hours) over the course of a year, equivalent to the annual electricity usage of over 26,000 average UK homes.
Managed CCTV for Utility and CNI sites
The Challenge - Persistent Fly-Tipping
Due to the site's remote location, it had become the target of persistent fly-tipping issues, predominantly the dumping of high volumes of commercial waste.
The cost of clean up operations, and damage to the otherwise picturesque environment, had become an onerous challenge.
In addition to the pressures around fly-tipping, the site's owners had also experienced issues around the theft of materials. Given the site's open, remote and unsecured nature, opportunist theft had become a common occurrence.
As a result, the property owners sought a CCTV solution that they could deploy at a site without fixed power, mounting columns or communication networks.
WCCTV Solar Powered Redeployable CCTV
The Solution - Solar Powered Redeployable CCTV
To protect the site from ongoing fly-tipping and theft, Crook Hill Wind Farm contracted WCCTV to install a solar-powered redeployable CCTV camera at the site's entrance.
Crook Hill's security staff would use the camera to log all vehicles entering and leaving the site utilising Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology.
WCCTV's solar-powered redeployable CCTV solution comprises a WCCTV 4G IR Speed Dome supplied with a 6m high tilt down column for mounting the camera, a solar panel and a long-life integral battery built into the column.
This deployment method provides year-round operation, with the battery capable of providing up to 15 days of continuous performance even in zero sunlight.
The system's autonomy of powering, video transmission and mounting deployment make it an ideal surveillance solution for remote and off-grid locations such as wind farms.
Within the first week of deployment, the system captured the illegal dumping of concrete water within the vicinity of the site.
The footage recorded by the system's ANPR camera was used to secure the successful prosecution of the commercial organisation involved in the dumping.
As a result of these immediate successes, Crook Hill Wind Farm has extended the service package covering the cameras to 3 years and is considering deploying additional cameras around the site.
WCCTV has since worked with Partnership for Renewables on multiple other locations, delivering similar levels of success.
ANPR Image of Illegal Dumping at Crook Hill (plates and other identifying items redacted)
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The Benefits of Rapid Deployment CCTV for Remote Sites
Ready to find out how WCCTV's Rapid Deployment CCTV can assist with site security? Get in touch today on 0800 470 4630 or email sales@wcctv.com