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A Song to Remember (simplified Chinese: 星洲之夜) is a MediaCorp Channel 8 historical-cum-musical drama which is set in the 1930s to 1940s in early Singapore before World War II. It debuted on Channel 8 on 22 November 2011 and was telecast every weekday night at 9.00 pm. It stars  Qi Yuwu , Joanne Peh , Eelyn Kok , Julie Tan , Desmond Tan , Chen Hanwei & Pan Lingling as the casts of the series. It is a year end blockbuster for 2011. The Series is repeated at 5.30pm on Channel 8 on weekdays and 4.30pm on weekends.

This drama stars Qi Yuwu and Joanne Peh who had paired up thrice after The Little Nyonya and C.L.I.F., and Eelyn Kok, Julie Tan and Desmond Tan. Chen Hanwei plays a villain in this drama while Eelyn Kok is also another antagonist. Viewers can catch episodes on xinmsn catchup from 23 November 2011.

It was reported that the scriptwriter Ang Ee Tee took several years to complete the script of this drama. Despite large amounts of resources and money pumped in for the production and promotion of this serial, the drama was not well received by the audience when it was broadcast. Many perceived the show to be boring and slow-paced, and the acting skills of some of the main cast members were heavily criticised. This drama ranked 9th (out of 11 dramas at the 9pm slot) in the Year 2011 viewership ratings, coming in one of the last. On the other hand, smaller scale productions such as Love Thy Neighbour managed to clinch the top spot.

The drama was encored from 18 July 2012 to 29 August 2012, at 5:30pm, pre-empted on 9 August due to the live telecast of the National Day Parade.

Cast

Awards and nominations
This series garnered eight nominations in the performance category for Star Awards 2012, five in Show 1 and three in Show 2. Results were announced on 22 and 29 April 2012 during which the award ceremony was televised live on MediaCorp TV Channel 8. The other dramas nominated for Best Drama Series were Secrets for Sale, Kampong Ties, C.L.I.F., and On the Fringe, and Best Theme Songs were Secrets for Sale, Kampong Ties, The Oath, and Devotion.

Star Awards 2012

A Song to Remember was one of three dramas parodied in a skit during the awards ceremony with ceremony co-host Lee Teng as "director". Guo Liang played villain Xu Kun, Quan Yi Fong played Yu Hong and Dennis Chew played Mo Liguang. The criticism of the series being to melodramatic was referenced throughout as Guo repeatedly complains about how Quan's character Yu Hong speaks her lines "too slowly" and Lee comments that Mo is "too expressionless".

Trivia
In 2011, Dai Xiangyu chose to return to China to film a co-production drama Precious. He played Ling Zhi Chu in Precious. As a result, the 35 years old Qi Yuwu replaced him to play the role of Mo Li Guang, as the male lead despite being too old for the early 20s role .
The Singapore theatre's name is "Paramoun" compared to "Paramount".
This drama was supposed to be an anniversary drama. It was however also added as an end-year blockbuster as the episodes were broadcast.
This drama would be the first drama to have an all-new credits reel layout.
Married couple Alan Tern and Priscelia Chan play husband and wife for the second time.
Chen Hanwei's first villainous role.

Overseas broadcast

References

2011 Singaporean television series debuts
Singapore Chinese dramas
Channel 8 (Singapore) original programming


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Jumme Khan and the world in a story
Books, Culture, Art, Spotlight, December 03, 2021, 08:34 am Daily World
By Sukant Deepak New Delhi, Dec 3 : He describes himself as a 'Shiv bhakt' and a 'Muslim Jogi'. In his world, stories are not mere tales that entertain, but a tool to reinforce contemporary realities among listeners. Rich in metaphors, vivid with minute details, Jumme Khan likes to transport his audiences not to a world far away but the universe that surrounds them. Part of a Jogi family from Pinan village in Alwar, Rajasthan and accompanied by his band of musicians, he uses a combination of harmonium, chimta, dholak, and the single-stringed bhapang - his instrument of choice - to retell stories that resound across generations. "The key here is connection. Unless people can relate, they will not enjoy it. To touch them, we have to decipher the common truth, find that elusive thread that binds us all. That is when the audience becomes one with the storyteller," he tells IANS. Khan, who enthralled the audience with the oral tradition of the improvisatory, communicative story-telling style of the Jogis at the recently concluded 'Mahindra Kabira Festival' in Varanasi, started singing when he was 13-years-old, and there has been no looking back ever since. "But it never gets repetitive. Every day on the stage is a new one. One is forever in search of something new that will resound with the audience," says Khan, who has also penned a song on the ongoing Corona pandemic. For him, the magic of folk is unparalleled. He insists that nothing can replace the enigma of folk music in any culture. "Of course, this does not mean that steps are not taken to preserve it. We have seen a decline in the number of folk artists in the past few decades. But the immense power of folk seldom fails to move the audiences, including those who have always had access to modern entertainment," says Khan. But he does feel that culture has taken a back seat in modern education. Remembering the time when schools would regularly organise cultural activities for students, he says, "It seems nowadays everything is about academics. How can we forget the fact that music and the arts play an indispensable role in all-around development? Culture opens an altogether new horizon, imparts a vision and understanding about the self. At least, give the children access and introduce them to different art forms including music. Let them decide if they want to pursue or not." Swearing by the power of live and the energy he derives from the audiences, Khan says that he is just not cut out for digital concerts. "They may have become a rage during the lockdowns, but I was clear that I would not be a part of them. In my art form, the live audience is an indispensable part of the whole act, without them, things will fall flat." Stressing that while there were many platforms (festivals etc) including those provided by the government, it was important that honest and qualified people be made part of the decision-making committees. "You just cannot expect artists to make rounds of programme officials trying to impress them. When as a country, we take so much pride in our culture, is it not important that this sector be streamlined and right people be recruited in the decision making bodies?" /IANS
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<?php

namespace Http\Discovery\Strategy;

use GuzzleHttp\Client as GuzzleHttp;
use GuzzleHttp\Promise\Promise;
use GuzzleHttp\Psr7\Request as GuzzleRequest;
use Http\Adapter\Artax\Client as Artax;
use Http\Adapter\Buzz\Client as Buzz;
use Http\Adapter\Cake\Client as Cake;
use Http\Adapter\Guzzle5\Client as Guzzle5;
use Http\Adapter\Guzzle6\Client as Guzzle6;
use Http\Adapter\Guzzle7\Client as Guzzle7;
use Http\Adapter\React\Client as React;
use Http\Adapter\Zend\Client as Zend;
use Http\Client\Curl\Client as Curl;
use Http\Client\HttpAsyncClient;
use Http\Client\HttpClient;
use Http\Client\Socket\Client as Socket;
use Http\Discovery\ClassDiscovery;
use Http\Discovery\Exception\NotFoundException;
use Http\Discovery\MessageFactoryDiscovery;
use Http\Discovery\Psr17FactoryDiscovery;
use Http\Message\MessageFactory;
use Http\Message\MessageFactory\DiactorosMessageFactory;
use Http\Message\MessageFactory\GuzzleMessageFactory;
use Http\Message\MessageFactory\SlimMessageFactory;
use Http\Message\RequestFactory;
use Http\Message\StreamFactory;
use Http\Message\StreamFactory\DiactorosStreamFactory;
use Http\Message\StreamFactory\GuzzleStreamFactory;
use Http\Message\StreamFactory\SlimStreamFactory;
use Http\Message\UriFactory;
use Http\Message\UriFactory\DiactorosUriFactory;
use Http\Message\UriFactory\GuzzleUriFactory;
use Http\Message\UriFactory\SlimUriFactory;
use Laminas\Diactoros\Request as DiactorosRequest;
use Nyholm\Psr7\Factory\HttplugFactory as NyholmHttplugFactory;
use Psr\Http\Client\ClientInterface as Psr18Client;
use Psr\Http\Message\RequestFactoryInterface as Psr17RequestFactory;
use Slim\Http\Request as SlimRequest;
use Symfony\Component\HttpClient\HttplugClient as SymfonyHttplug;
use Symfony\Component\HttpClient\Psr18Client as SymfonyPsr18;
use Zend\Diactoros\Request as ZendDiactorosRequest;

/**
 * @internal
 *
 * @author Tobias Nyholm <tobias.nyholm@gmail.com>
 */
final class CommonClassesStrategy implements DiscoveryStrategy
{
    /**
     * @var array
     */
    private static $classes = [
        MessageFactory::class => [
            ['class' => NyholmHttplugFactory::class, 'condition' => [NyholmHttplugFactory::class]],
            ['class' => GuzzleMessageFactory::class, 'condition' => [GuzzleRequest::class, GuzzleMessageFactory::class]],
            ['class' => DiactorosMessageFactory::class, 'condition' => [ZendDiactorosRequest::class, DiactorosMessageFactory::class]],
            ['class' => DiactorosMessageFactory::class, 'condition' => [DiactorosRequest::class, DiactorosMessageFactory::class]],
            ['class' => SlimMessageFactory::class, 'condition' => [SlimRequest::class, SlimMessageFactory::class]],
        ],
        StreamFactory::class => [
            ['class' => NyholmHttplugFactory::class, 'condition' => [NyholmHttplugFactory::class]],
            ['class' => GuzzleStreamFactory::class, 'condition' => [GuzzleRequest::class, GuzzleStreamFactory::class]],
            ['class' => DiactorosStreamFactory::class, 'condition' => [ZendDiactorosRequest::class, DiactorosStreamFactory::class]],
            ['class' => DiactorosStreamFactory::class, 'condition' => [DiactorosRequest::class, DiactorosStreamFactory::class]],
            ['class' => SlimStreamFactory::class, 'condition' => [SlimRequest::class, SlimStreamFactory::class]],
        ],
        UriFactory::class => [
            ['class' => NyholmHttplugFactory::class, 'condition' => [NyholmHttplugFactory::class]],
            ['class' => GuzzleUriFactory::class, 'condition' => [GuzzleRequest::class, GuzzleUriFactory::class]],
            ['class' => DiactorosUriFactory::class, 'condition' => [ZendDiactorosRequest::class, DiactorosUriFactory::class]],
            ['class' => DiactorosUriFactory::class, 'condition' => [DiactorosRequest::class, DiactorosUriFactory::class]],
            ['class' => SlimUriFactory::class, 'condition' => [SlimRequest::class, SlimUriFactory::class]],
        ],
        HttpAsyncClient::class => [
            ['class' => SymfonyHttplug::class, 'condition' => [SymfonyHttplug::class, Promise::class, RequestFactory::class, [self::class, 'isPsr17FactoryInstalled']]],
            ['class' => Guzzle7::class, 'condition' => Guzzle7::class],
            ['class' => Guzzle6::class, 'condition' => Guzzle6::class],
            ['class' => Curl::class, 'condition' => Curl::class],
            ['class' => React::class, 'condition' => React::class],
        ],
        HttpClient::class => [
            ['class' => SymfonyHttplug::class, 'condition' => [SymfonyHttplug::class, RequestFactory::class, [self::class, 'isPsr17FactoryInstalled']]],
            ['class' => Guzzle7::class, 'condition' => Guzzle7::class],
            ['class' => Guzzle6::class, 'condition' => Guzzle6::class],
            ['class' => Guzzle5::class, 'condition' => Guzzle5::class],
            ['class' => Curl::class, 'condition' => Curl::class],
            ['class' => Socket::class, 'condition' => Socket::class],
            ['class' => Buzz::class, 'condition' => Buzz::class],
            ['class' => React::class, 'condition' => React::class],
            ['class' => Cake::class, 'condition' => Cake::class],
            ['class' => Zend::class, 'condition' => Zend::class],
            ['class' => Artax::class, 'condition' => Artax::class],
            [
                'class' => [self::class, 'buzzInstantiate'],
                'condition' => [\Buzz\Client\FileGetContents::class, \Buzz\Message\ResponseBuilder::class],
            ],
        ],
        Psr18Client::class => [
            [
                'class' => [self::class, 'symfonyPsr18Instantiate'],
                'condition' => [SymfonyPsr18::class, Psr17RequestFactory::class],
            ],
            [
                'class' => GuzzleHttp::class,
                'condition' => [self::class, 'isGuzzleImplementingPsr18'],
            ],
            [
                'class' => [self::class, 'buzzInstantiate'],
                'condition' => [\Buzz\Client\FileGetContents::class, \Buzz\Message\ResponseBuilder::class],
            ],
        ],
    ];

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public static function getCandidates($type)
    {
        if (Psr18Client::class === $type) {
            return self::getPsr18Candidates();
        }

        return self::$classes[$type] ?? [];
    }

    /**
     * @return array The return value is always an array with zero or more elements. Each
     *               element is an array with two keys ['class' => string, 'condition' => mixed].
     */
    private static function getPsr18Candidates()
    {
        $candidates = self::$classes[Psr18Client::class];

        // HTTPlug 2.0 clients implements PSR18Client too.
        foreach (self::$classes[HttpClient::class] as $c) {
            if (!is_string($c['class'])) {
                continue;
            }
            try {
                if (ClassDiscovery::safeClassExists($c['class']) && is_subclass_of($c['class'], Psr18Client::class)) {
                    $candidates[] = $c;
                }
            } catch (\Throwable $e) {
                trigger_error(sprintf('Got exception "%s (%s)" while checking if a PSR-18 Client is available', get_class($e), $e->getMessage()), E_USER_WARNING);
            }
        }

        return $candidates;
    }

    public static function buzzInstantiate()
    {
        return new \Buzz\Client\FileGetContents(MessageFactoryDiscovery::find());
    }

    public static function symfonyPsr18Instantiate()
    {
        return new SymfonyPsr18(null, Psr17FactoryDiscovery::findResponseFactory(), Psr17FactoryDiscovery::findStreamFactory());
    }

    public static function isGuzzleImplementingPsr18()
    {
        return defined('GuzzleHttp\ClientInterface::MAJOR_VERSION');
    }

    /**
     * Can be used as a condition.
     *
     * @return bool
     */
    public static function isPsr17FactoryInstalled()
    {
        try {
            Psr17FactoryDiscovery::findResponseFactory();
        } catch (NotFoundException $e) {
            return false;
        } catch (\Throwable $e) {
            trigger_error(sprintf('Got exception "%s (%s)" while checking if a PSR-17 ResponseFactory is available', get_class($e), $e->getMessage()), E_USER_WARNING);

            return false;
        }

        return true;
    }
}

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Math and Mystery of the Inca
By Marisa Laks
The earliest records of the Inca in South America date back to the 12th century. Over the next 300 years, the Inca of Cuzco, Peru, expanded their empire by conquering nearby communities. In the century before the Spanish Conquest, the Inca Empire spanned South America from Chile to Colombia.
Knot for Everyone
The Inca kept records using a mathematical system of knots called a quipu. Using a base 10 system, they knotted strings to represent place values, similar to the numbers we use today. Strings of contrasting colors represented the objects being counted. Wherever a quipu went, a trained expert followed, in order to translate its information and maintain its accuracy.
In addition to the quipu, the Inca used a counting board, similar to an abacus, called a yupana. Sometimes yupana could be as big as a table. Unfortunately, there is not as much information about how to use this tool.
The Inca were expert architects and engineers even without the use of wheels, draft animals or iron tools. In a short period of time, the Inca created a sophisticated network of roads and structures. Many of these structures are still perfectly intact today.
Ancient Inca construction was so precise that stone buildings were built without the use of mortar. It is said that their stones fit together so perfectly that a knife blade could not fit between them. This expert interlocking arrangement provided enough flexibility that during earthquakes the walls were able to wobble. Once the tremors ended, the stones settled back into place. Reports abound in Peru of earthquakes leveling modern buildings while centuries-old Incan walls stayed put.
Perhaps the most impressive structures can be found at the renowned Machu Picchu. Stretching over 5 miles, this mountain fortress was built during the 15th century, most likely as a retreat for the emperor and his family as well as other aristocrats. The lack of evidence of fighting suggests that it had no military purpose. Over 3,000 stone steps connect the various levels and buildings.
It was then abandoned sometime around the Spanish conquest of the 1530s. Although nobody knows for certain, a smallpox epidemic might have wiped out the residents. Archaeologists are convinced that invading conquistadors did not find Machu Picchu.
From Every Angle
If you visit this site, you'll see many geometric features. For example, there are parallel terraces built into the side of the mountain that were used for farming and architectural support. Many of the windows and doorways are trapezoids for greater stability. The Temple of the Sun is an elliptical shape whose windows align with the sun during the summer solstice.
Geometric features are also found in many other Inca sites, such as Ollantaytambo and Sacsayhuamán. Although the Inca Empire was only around for a short amount of time, it left a lasting legacy that still intrigues and amazes people today!
Have a change to suggest for this story? We'd love for you to submit it!
Are you a teacher who's interested in telling this story to your students? Here are two slideshows you can use to get started.
Part 1: Architecture and Geometry
Part 2: Numbers and Symbols
Learning Activity: Tessellations (Middle and High School)
Make Your Own Quipu:
Provide string in different colors for your students to make their own quipu. As a class, determine some small objects in the classroom to count (e.g., pencils, paper clips, rubber bands) and which colors will represent these objects. Also, determine how to represent each number (where to tie the knots, what colors to use, etc.) Give each student a small pile of the objects. Students can count the number of each object in the pile and mark the amount with knots on their quipu. Challenge students to "read" each other's quipu.
For older students, you can teach a few more complicated knots, such as a stevedore's knot and a figure eight knot. See how they can use these different knots to represent place value. For example, if a stevedore's knot equals 100, a figure eight equals 10 and a single knot equals 1, what does the number 342 look like?
Social Justice Question
Crime almost never happened among the Inca. Punishment was harsh, and even minor criminals lost their lives. If you survived, you were assigned a new job of begging for food while telling passersby about your crime. Do you believe that the deterrent effect of this practice was worth the cost to human life? Why or why not?
Watchmojo video on 5 interesting facts about the Inca
Three-minute National Geographic video on Machu Picchu
Webpage on Mathematics of the Inca
Article on quipu by the Mathematical Association of America
Mathematics Magazine description and history of Inca math tools
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The first writer to kick off National Poetry Month on Lyric Fire is Rimly Bezbaruah. Based in India, Rimly is a beautiful poet, storyteller and blogger who takes you deeper into the soul's psyche with her writing. Her blog is appropriately titled Journey, as you are lifted up and set on a course of her choosing when reading her work. I hope you enjoy the following poem entitled "Them and Her" as much as I did.
To read more of Rimly's poetry, visit her blog here: http://rimlybezbaruah.blogspot.com.
Togetherness, of a life fulfilled.
Shine in the glowing ember.
A proof of her steadfastness.
Have held their legacy together.
Loving him yet lost to him always.
Now lies dried and dead….
Remaining a refrain in her life.
Residing forever in her heart.
Lost in this journey forever….
Thank You Tameka for showcasing this amazing women's talent. Her poems are always extremely thought provoking and emotionally charged.
Good morning Jim. You're quite welcome. It was my pleasure. Rimly's writing deserves to be celebrated. I love the trips she takes me on!
This is a beautiful poem, Rimly, showing the anguish of being the other women. Great how you can see all the points of view in a complete story! Thanks for showcasing the talents of fellow poets this month, Tameka!
Thanks for supporting poetry this month Sweepy! I always enjoy your feedback.
Genius idea showcasing other poets. I enjoyed this very much, there's a depth and pain to be felt in this poem even if you aren't the other woman you feel bad for her, in a twisted, please don't let this happen to me way. Absolutely wonderful.
Hi Jende. Poetry at it's best should be shared. Thanks for taking the time to read it.
Rimly can truly weave magic with her words. I admire her ability and talent – she is a true poet. Thanks a ton Rimly for bringing such beauty into our lives.
Hi Kriti! Yes, she is! I hope she has seen this show of support for her work. I think she would be pleased.
Have a wonderful and creative week ahead!


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require "rubocops/deprecate_disable"

describe RuboCop::Cop::FormulaAudit::DeprecateDisableDate do
  subject(:cop) { described_class.new }

  context "when auditing `deprecate!`" do
    it "reports and corrects an offense if `date` is not ISO 8601 compliant" do
      expect_offense(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          deprecate! date: "June 25, 2020"
                           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Use `2020-06-25` to comply with ISO 8601
        end
      RUBY

      expect_correction(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          deprecate! date: "2020-06-25"
        end
      RUBY
    end

    it "reports and corrects an offense if `date` is not ISO 8601 compliant (with `reason`)" do
      expect_offense(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          deprecate! because: "is broken", date: "June 25, 2020"
                                                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Use `2020-06-25` to comply with ISO 8601
        end
      RUBY

      expect_correction(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          deprecate! because: "is broken", date: "2020-06-25"
        end
      RUBY
    end

    it "reports no offenses if `date` is ISO 8601 compliant" do
      expect_no_offenses(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          deprecate! date: "2020-06-25"
        end
      RUBY
    end

    it "reports no offenses if `date` is ISO 8601 compliant (with `reason`)" do
      expect_no_offenses(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          deprecate! because: "is broken", date: "2020-06-25"
        end
      RUBY
    end

    it "reports no offenses if no `date` is specified" do
      expect_no_offenses(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          deprecate!
        end
      RUBY
    end

    it "reports no offenses if no `date` is specified (with `reason`)" do
      expect_no_offenses(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          deprecate! because: "is broken"
        end
      RUBY
    end
  end

  context "when auditing `disable!`" do
    it "reports and corrects an offense if `date` is not ISO 8601 compliant" do
      expect_offense(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          disable! date: "June 25, 2020"
                         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Use `2020-06-25` to comply with ISO 8601
        end
      RUBY

      expect_correction(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          disable! date: "2020-06-25"
        end
      RUBY
    end

    it "reports and corrects an offense if `date` is not ISO 8601 compliant (with `reason`)" do
      expect_offense(<<~RUBY)
        class Foo < Formula
          url 'https://brew.sh/foo-1.0.tgz'
          disable! because: "is broken", date: "June 25, 2020"
                                               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Use `2020-06-25` to comply with ISO 8601
        end
      RUBY

      expect_correction(<<~RUBY)
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Disruption and Opportunity in the Group Travel Industry
It is obvious that the landscape for group travel, especially tours, has changed dramatically since the pandemic hit. As resilient as the travel industry has been through multiple events over the last 100 years, COVID-19 has been the ultimate game-changer. Tour companies, hotels, coach companies, river cruise operators, DMOs and attractions now have to re-think how they contract, market and operate to succeed in a very dynamic and unpredictable environment.
The Legacy of Escorted Touring Upended
The goal of tour companies was to design tour offerings that showcased those "must-see" destinations and experiences, featured multiple departure dates, then filled the motorcoaches or other modes of transportation. These multiple departures and volume replication of purchasing (hotels, restaurants, attractions, etc.) generated profits for the operator and economy for the customer. The tour would be less costly than replicating the same experiences on their own by booking individually. Add the benefit of reduced "hassle and planning" stress from the customer, and escorted tours left them free to enjoy their vacation experience. With the added benefit of a professional tour manager to add another level of expertise and narration that enhances the safety, consistency, educational value, and overall experience on the destination, one can clearly see the value of tours.
As competition intensified, tour offerings became more varied and a major, new benefit of group touring was unveiled. Personalized travel experiences surrounding food, wine, art, history, gardening and sharing them with people of similar background and interests helped the industry evolve greatly to not just seeing, but doing.
Participation and experience became the deciding factor of what separates a good tour from a great tour; with behind-the-scenes visits, private events and exclusive performances all greatly enhancing the experience for travelers. Just as important and impactful were the friendships made with fellow travelers. Traveling with others is enjoyable, meaningful and often people stay in touch and travel together in the future. This is one of the ways that operators grow and generate an "annuity."
Radical Changes in Contracting and Operating Underway
The global pandemic has severely impacted traditional touring value propositions. Collective group buying and negotiations have been changed as volumes are down, groups are much smaller and traveling in larger groups is temporarily on hold. Regional restrictions and irregularities in attraction, restaurant, and hotel openings have made tour planning much more challenging. From an operational standpoint, the urgency is now around safety and cleanliness protocols to prevent the potential spread or transmission of Covid-19. From a sales and marketing perspective, those aforementioned key tour selling propositions have been sidelined due to social distancing requirements and the overall avoidance of large group gatherings.
Is This the New Normal?
The circumstances facing the industry can certainly look dire for group travel. But there are signs that the tide is turning, and changing for the better. In fact, Globus, Collette and several other operators have recently moved groups, with travelers enthusiastically reporting that they loved the experience, and the implementation of safety and cleanliness protocols made travelers feel very comfortable. Recent tour destinations were natural wonder-focused, with visits to national parks and the great outdoors. This most certainly will lead the way until a widespread vaccine is implemented.
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Forging ahead and taking action
So, how can operators, vendors, and DMOs adapt and prosper in the midst of this radically changing environment? There is no single answer, but various signs point to a modest recovery for 2021 and a substantial upswing in 2022. In the interim, to survive, the group travel industry needs people traveling soon.
While the old dynamic of group travel is on hold for the time being, family and friend groups, albeit smaller in size, are continuing on with travel plans. This is where the opportunity lies.
People, homebound for the most part and isolated from their network, have created a "bubble-type" effect. People are getting out and traveling, but do so only with those they know personally. Nothing has really changed for these people, as this is how they have always wanted to travel (groups within groups) but now out of need, want to restrict it to just their inner circle.
This transition has the potential to create a much larger category in the industry of these small friends/family groups and will combine with the traditional group market when that rebounds. If one is an optimist, it could indicate that the overall touring markets will be even larger at some point because the category will be expanded as people may move away from large resort or cruise ship travel, in favor of these smaller, customized experiences. Over time, the traditional tour market will rebound, thereby effectively expanding the overall market with this hybrid version being a newly created segment.
Re-thinking the traditional contracting and operating models
The question the industry is facing is how to best target, contract, operate and grow this "travelling tribes" market. Fortunately, tour operators were facing demand for this segment long before Covid-19. These groups wanted exclusivity, unique features, flexibility, and didn't want to be lumped in with "strangers." Plus, they wanted this at close to the same price of the traditional group tour. The operator's typical response was that it was just unrealistic, as these changes affect both profitability and affordability. Additionally, this model presents numerous operational challenges for operators and travel agents.
Some operators have been providing independent programs that contain customizable modules, or additions that a client can add in that can "a la carte" their trip. But these do not address several of the main benefits that group touring can provide. And, of course, this leans more toward independent travel, thereby eliminating the group interaction dynamic that was always a hallmark of escorted group travel.
The group tour industry is facing a significant transition that will most certainly challenge the conventional structure of tour planning and operating. The key benefits of those personal, on-trip, group interactions will be temporarily put on hold by social distancing and restricting congregation of large groups. This will force the industry to quickly adopt a hybrid approach until the pandemic is under control and things begin to return to some level of normalcy. But because (for now) the social aspect of it has changed, that does not mean people don't want to interact and travel with those people close to them whom they know and trust. In fact, it is probably more important than ever.
Entering this hybrid space
There are a multitude of things that have to happen to remake this landscape, and it will require strong business relationships, lines of communication and partner collaboration to succeed. Planning, contracting and operating will need a set of different tactics that will hinge on the ability of partners to be flexible in accommodating for this transition.
Tour planning is obviously a very fluid, dynamic process. Start by getting in contact with your group leaders and valued travelers and do some quick, easy surveys. Find out where they would go, for how long, and with how many people. Trends so far of groups that have gone out successfully indicate slightly shorter trips, outdoor- or national park-focused, and smaller group sizes. Also, there is a trend to focus on shoulder seasons, which is great from a contracting point of view.
For example, Globus ran an October Canadian Rockies trip, and two early November Southwest National Parks/Canyonlands trips. They also sent along select company executives on these first departures to demonstrate confidence in their operating protocols. This added a level of exclusivity and bragging rights, and this can be done by any operator to make a statement that they are "back in business" and fully confident in the safety, quality and delivery of their tour product. Once these trips return, social media sharing, blogs, videos, etc. can be used to restore confidence and enthusiasm in group travel, not to mention the significant PR exposure these companies will get. Operators should minimize complex trips, excessive flights, and large, indoor congregations which will improve odds of success.
Contracting will require a massive industry adjustment to get people back travelling. If airlines can do it by modifying seating capacity, refundability rules, change fees, etc, then the rest of the industry can also adapt their models. The traditional style of large volume/large groups/multiple departures will need to be modified. Hotels, attractions and other vendors should be offering their most aggressive rates, even for small groups.
Hotels, for example need to ask themselves if they would they rather book rooms in blocks of five for a small-group or one room that requires a similar marketing effort and is usually booked very last minute. Smaller groups may also open up attractions, restaurants and venues that may not have been able to host large groups. This can make the experiences more exclusive and personalized. It goes without saying that these smaller groups may never be as inexpensive and value-packed as larger groups. However, exclusivity has a price, and most are willing to pay for it.
Looking to tour managers and motorcoaches, it may prove difficult to allocate these fixed costs over relatively few people, so adjustments can be made like using sprinter vans or large SUV's. Instead of a licensed tour manager, can a driver/guide be utilized, or can tour managers be "step on" in particular areas of interest or attraction? A strong tour manager is one of the best features of escorted travel and a true differentiator vs. independent travel. But modifications can be made, and this market is ripe with many tour managers looking to get back to work.
Operating tours also requires a great deal of flexibility. With a focus on cleanliness, social distancing, screening and mask usage, it is critical that guests understand the importance of these initiatives to generate confidence in the tour delivery. Ideally, since these are mutually shared interests for all, doing so should be designed to not interfere with the quality of the tour operation.
It is safe to say that every coach company, hotel, restaurant and attraction is keenly focused on this. Of course, any vendor that is not up to speed should be replaced, but it seems unlikely that any vendor accustomed to tour groups would not be completely onboard with this. Routing changes, cancelled flights, weather challenges, illnesses, injuries, etc, are but a few of the challenges that tour operations face in everyday life, so it should not be difficult to adjust to this new hybrid environment, with smaller groups, and an extreme focus on cleanliness and minimizing risk of COVID-19 transmission and exposure.
Disruption Creates Opportunity
If you look at the travel industry over the last 100 years, you will see many "disruptors" that altered the course and direction of travel. In the 1920s and 1930s, the creation of the package tour product added value and affordability, eventually enabling millions of people to see the world. In the late 1950s, the onset of the jet age shrunk the planet, and made it easier, cheaper, and more efficient for people to tour internationally. In the early 1980's, the explosion of purpose-built cruise ships, and tremendous growth of the cruise lines created an entire new category of travel that has grown into one of the largest travel segments out there. In the 2000s, improvements in design of river cruise vessels, and elevation of the quality standards, has brought river cruising to the forefront of luxury travel around the world. In the 2010's, AirBnb's widespread appeal has changed forever the way people travel, while impacting traditional hotel markets.
COVID-19 has effectively hit the "re-set" button on the entire travel industry, and no one really knows how it will shake out. Which segments will survive and prosper, which will be created and emerge through new opportunity and which will not survive?
For group travel, it is a great opportunity for the industry as a whole to look at itself and challenge conventional and historical wisdom. To use this disrupting event to move away from operating and contracting solely on a volume basis, and take advantage of the opportunity to focus on quality, exclusivity, experience, and safety. This event will also illustrate the true value of business relationships the touring business has forged between operators and vendors. Hopefully all are onboard, joining together to mitigate risk building a new future for the touring industry.
For many years, group leaders have been asking for trips to be smaller, more customized and more exclusive. Now is the chance to create this new model.
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Mike Schields, a 30 year veteran of the travel industry, has held management and executive roles in both the cruise and tour industry, with companies such as Celebrity Cruises, Globus Family of Brands, Avalon Waterways, Brightspark Student Travel, Destination America, and Legacy Travel Group.
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Pretty Boy Josh is an experimental short film that explores the stigma of homosexuality in the Miami Latinx community, illustrates the dangers of hypermasculinity, and voices the possibility of living an optimistic queer life. Told through the lens of a gay, Latino, and chronically ill young man, voiceovers, movement, archive footage, and sound are utilized to express this personal story of perseverance and self-acceptance.
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Raising kids in a state that recently legalized cannabis for adult use means answering a new set of questions. Portland writer Beth Slovic figured this out when her four-year-old wanted to know what the green cross that she saw on the way home from school meant. Aware of the need to stay informed, Slovic sought out a few people who might have an opinion on the matter. One was a Ph.d who specializes in child and adolescent psychology. The other was Splimm cofounder and former classroom teacher Jenn Lauder.
The coolest thing? We, for the most part, agree! Be honest with your kids, but don't overwhelm them with knowledge they aren't ready for. The older they get, the more nuanced their understanding becomes, and the better prepared they are to "just say wait." When children receive accurate information in a sensitive way from the most important adults in their lives, they're more likely to make good choices than if they're kept in the dark or misinformed about cannabis.
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Late last year, Jenn Lauder and her husband, Chad Dean, launched Splimm.com, recognizing that parents who consume marijuana products represented an untapped market in the burgeoning industry. Lauder, 37, and Dean, 39, also felt huge stigmas attached to parents who partake of recreational weed — stigmas born of false assumptions about the typical consumer that didn't fit their own image as highly functional and super-responsible parents. "We're not just hanging out in our basement getting high," Lauder said.
Lauder and Dean wanted to dispel the stereotypes — and have fun, too. An educator who used to teach elementary school, Lauder comes at the topic of pot and parenting earnestly. She thinks parents ought to feel comfortable talking to their children about cannabis use in age-appropriate ways. And, she said, "Kids need the language to describe the things they're seeing and hearing."
That doesn't mean parents should give their children license to experiment with what they're seeing and hearing and smelling. In fact, Lauder's approach can be summed up in three simple words: "Just say wait."
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Parler Was Suspended Over Posts Inciting Violence, Amazon Tells Judge
by Wendy Davis @wendyndavis, January 13, 2021
Amazon took Parler offline due to its failure to remove material that threatened public safety, including speech that incited and planned "the rape, torture, and assassination of named public officials and private citizens,"Amazon says in court papers filed Wednesday.
"Parler was used to incite, organize, and coordinate the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol," Amazon writes.
The company's papers come in response to an antitrust and breach-of-contract lawsuit filed earlier this week in Seattle federal court by Parler, a social platform increasingly popular with right-wing figures.
Amazon Web Services, which had hosted Parler online, suspended the social media platform's account on Sunday -- days after an insurrectionist mob stormed the Capitol.
Earlier that weekend, Google Play and Apple's App store removed Parler's app, but users were able to still access the platform from the web until Amazon Web Services cut off service.
Parler claimed in its lawsuit that Amazon violated antitrust laws by "severely restraining commerce in the microblogging services market."
Specifically, Parler alleged that Amazon was hoping to reduce competition in order to benefit Twitter, which had recently signed a deal with Amazon.
Parler also claimed Amazon breached its contract with Parler, which Parler says gives companies 30 days to remedy violations.
The social platform is seeking a restraining order that would require Amazon to restore service.
Amazon counters that Parler breached the service agreement by hosting speech that advocated violence.
"This case is not about suppressing speech or stifling viewpoints. It is not about a conspiracy to restrain trade," Amazon writes. "Instead, this case is about Parler's demonstrated unwillingness and inability to remove ... content that threatens the public safety."
Amazon says it reached out to Parler in the middle of November, after receiving reports that the company hosted content that threatened violence.
Amazon provided Parler with more than 100 examples in the last seven weeks.
One example included in Amazon's court papers reads: "We are going to fight in a civil War on Jan.20th, Form MILITIAS now and acquire targets."
Amazon also argues that Parler's complaint doesn't include the kinds of allegations that, if true, would support an antitrust claim.
A "conclusory allegation of agreement at some unidentified point does not supply facts adequate to show illegality," Amazon writes, quoting from a Supreme Court decision in a separate antitrust case.
Amazon adds that it "has no incentive to stop doing business with paying customers that comply with its agreements."
U.S. District Court Judge Barbara Rothstein has scheduled a hearing in the matter for Thursday morning.
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California Roll Over Accident Leads To The Death Of Two Teens
29. October 2012 konicom Automobile Accidents, Personal Injury (0)
Sacramento news reports that two California teens died over the weekend as the result of a rollover car crash. According to reports, three teens were riding in a 203 Acura when they approached a roadway curve. The driver could not control the car as he maneuvered around the bend. The car left the roadway, hitting a utility and tree before flipping over. Two passengers were killed, and the driver sustained moderate personal injuries. Alcohol was not considered to be a factor in the car accident.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, it's important to seek the advice of an experienced Sacramento personal injury lawyer right away. Although the severity of car accidents varies - rollovers are some of the most serious. Rollovers typically occur as the result of drivers trying to over-correct to avoid a roadway hazard, or adjust to the curve of a roadway. However, when a driver maneuvers too quickly he or she may cause the car to flip. This may be a result of driver error, or in some cases roadway design. A roadway design like the angle of a decline, the absence of appropriate barriers or improperly designed shoulders may create a condition that makes rollovers more likely. If an entity designed a road that is unreasonably dangerous, it may be held liable for negligence.
Other times, rollovers occur due to negligence in the manufacture of a car or its parts. This may be due to a defective auto-part or tire manufacturer design. In some cases, the type of vehicle may make it more likely that a vehicle will flip - such as an SUV. Many times, it may be possible to file a negligence lawsuit where the design of a vehicle is unreasonably dangerous or has a defective design or part.
Rollover accidents lead to many different types of injuries including, but not limited to:
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For more information or if you or a loved one have been injured in a California car accident, please contact a top Sacramento personal injury lawyer at the Law Office of Frederick J. Sette for an immediate consultation.
Tragic San Francisco Motorcycle Serves As Motorcycle Safety Reminder
9. July 2012 Admin (0)
San Francisco news reports that a 54-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash after the rider collided with a car while driving through San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. The accident occurred as the motorcyclist was negotiating a curve in the road and hit the car next to him. The man was thrown from his motorcycle and was killed. While the accident remains under investigation, the driver of the car is not expected to be charged in connection with the crash.
According the US Department of Transportation, in 2006 more than 100,000 motorcycle accidents occurred in the United States. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that over two-thirds of motorcycle fatalities involve a motorcycle and another vehicle. Often another car on the road doesn't see the motorcycle at all, or is unable to avoid a crash once they do see the motorcyclist. Further, crashes often occur as the result of car and motorcycle drivers responding to the same road conditions in different ways, making it difficult for each to anticipate the other driver's actions.
This weekend's tragic accident serves as a reminder about motorcycle safety and the need to take precautions to avoid serious accidents. Motorcycle accidents may occur for a myriad of reasons including, but not limited to, driver error, roadway negligence and defective motorcycle design. If you have been in a motorcycle accident, it's important to seek the advice of an experienced Sacramento motorcycle lawyer right away. In many instances, it may be possible to recover damages for your injuries. In the event of a wrongful death, a family may be able to seek compensation for medical bills, lost wages and pain and suffering.
Driver error may include actions such as a reckless or drunk driving on the part of the motorist, or the motorcycle driver. It's important to remember that even if a motorcyclist is partly at fault for his or her injuries, if another party is also responsible, the injured party may still be able to recover damages.
Roadway negligence refers to defective or faulty roadway design. This may be the lack of appropriate signage, too tight of curves in the road, too steep inclines, or the failure to have sufficient shoulder room. Negligent roadway design refers to any situation where how a road is designed or maintained contributes to an accident.
Another potential sources of motorcycle accidents is the existence of a faulty or defective motorcycle part. In these instances you may be able to file a product liability lawsuit against the motorcycle dealer or manufacturer. For example, if the brakes or other motorcycle part doesn't function correctly, and this leads to a serious accident, you may be able to recover damages from the responsible party.
For more information about motorcycle accidents or to learn about motorcycle safety tips to prevent motorcycle accidents, please contact the top California motorcycle accident lawyers at the Law Office of Frederick J. Sette for an immediate consultation.
California Boating Accident Leads To Safety Investigation
29. April 2012 konicom Boating Accidents, Personal Injury (0)
After the sailing tragedy that claimed the lives of five people off the coast of San Francisco, the U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Sailing, the survivor and many others are calling for the consideration of greater California boating safety measures. A series of powerful waves thrashed the vessel earlier this month as it rounded a rugged island chain during the Full Crew Farallones Race off San Francisco, sweeping crew members overboard into the frigid Pacific and tossing the boat onto a rocky shoal.
The U.S. Coast Guard has ordered yacht racers and other boaters to "stand down" as a result of this fatal accident, as well as a previous accident two weeks ago that resulted in significant personal injuries. The Coast Guard has stopped issuing permits for ocean racing pending results of the boat accident report, stating, "This temporary safety stand-down from offshore racing will allow the Coast Guard and the offshore racing community to further our common safety goals." "I don't think it's necessarily a bad think for everybody to take a breath and see what can be done. We want to be sure our races are as safe as possible."
One of the survivors, Bryon Chong of Tiburon, agrees, stating that the five crew mates who died might have been saved had they worn safety harnesses. In a letter posted to the website Sailing Anarchy, Chong writes that he and the seven other sailors aboard the 38-foot (11.6-meter) Low Speed Chase should have been tethered to the boat.
"Hopefully, this incident will spur a wider discussion on sailboat safety," Chong concludes.
Boat accidents can arise in a variety of manners - from recreational boating, to slips and falls on cruise ships, to serious accidents involving boat races. Different boating laws and safety measure apply to each type of circumstance. It's important to consult with an experienced California boating lawyer who has in-depth knowledge of the particular involved in your circumstance.
For more information about boating safety or if you or a loved one has been injured in a boating accident, contact the Sacramento boating lawyers at the Law Office of Frederick J. Sette for an immediate consultation.
Party Bus Company Sued Following Drunk Driving Accident
12. February 2012 konicom Drunk Driving, Personal Injury (0)
News reports that a Menlo Park man who suffered serious personal injuries in a drunk driving accident has sued Hobo Limousines, Inc. for it's role in providing a "party bus" that allowed minors to drink for 4-hours during a "booze-cruise." In February 2010 after a 21st birthday celebration aboard a party-bus, a minor - 19-year-old Brett Studebaker - got behind the wheel and crash into a car driven by Gregory Hinman. Studebaker died in the drunk driving accident and Hinman suffered permanent brain damage and broken bones.
As a result of the crash, Assemblyman Jerry Hill has proposed legislation making drivers, companies and riders responsible for preventing underage drinking on party busses.
In many situations, more than one party may be at fault for causing an accident. If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident it is important to consult with an experienced Sacramento personal injury attorney to begin an investigation into all of the causes of a particular incident in order to ensure you obtain all the compensation you deserve.
Here, the parties dispute who is at fault for the underage drinking. The company asserts that the people onboard were drinking prior to getting on the bus, but not during the ride, and that parents signed a contract agreeing that minors wouldn't be drinking. Conversely, the parents of Brett Studebaker blame the company asserting that it's the driver's responsibility to ensure that no minors were drinking while on the party bus and that the driver added to the drinking by providing a bottle of champagne.
Because California is a comparative law state, each party who has caused or contributed an injury may be held responsible. Where more than one defendant is found to blame, each party may be held liable for a percentage of the total.
This accident is a tragic reminder of the dangers of drinking and driving. What was meant as a celebratory party ended in heartbreak for two families.
For more information or if you or a loved one has been injured in a car crash or any other type of personal injury accident, contact a dedicated Sacramento personal injury lawyer at the Law Offices of Frederick J. Sette for a free, confidential consultation.


I've been meaning to share this story with you for awhile. While we were busying ourselves with our personal zero-waste project, another challenge was being hatched just down the street.
The Strathcona Zero Waste project challenges 10 families (yes, some even have kids in diapers) to try to send nothing to the landfill for a whole month.
The challenge is the brainchild of Deanna Rogers. As a student enrolled in the Simon Fraser University Semester in Dialogue, Deanna tried her own personal waste challenge: to put nothing into the landfill and nothing into the recycler for three weeks.
After "a few weeks of awkward exchanges, long explanations, personal choices, some extra weight in [her] backpack, and a lot of forethought" she decided to take her challenge (modified to be zero landfill waste only) to a larger audience, starting with her neighbours.
She recruited 10 families and lobbied Metro Vancouver to kick in funding for the project including buying two green cones the families could use as neighbourhood compost depots. She voluntarily set up her own shed as the recycling center, taking items like soft plastic and metals that can be recycled by local haulers but aren't part of the municipal curbside program.
Grant and I were lucky enough to attend the project kick off a month ago where we showed our film trailer, were treated to package-free goodies and juice from refillable glass bottles, and partook in some great conversation on where to recycle materials and where to source package-free products in East Van.
There are a few reasons that I love this project. The first one is Deanna. She practices what she preaches, yet manages to be passionate and organized without being pushy or hardheaded. She is a young community leader if I ever saw one.
The second is community. These folks are sharing not only a compost and a recycling center, but a lifestyle. Their recruitment meeting looked more like a street carnival than a serious weigh in.
The third is the "you can do it" attitude. Everyone started at different points in the "waste-free spectrum" – some people had tons of garbage and some people had next to none -and that's ok. Everyone got a chance to improve, to meet their neighbours, to challenge themselves. The idea was not to be overwhelmed or fixated on zero-waste, but to to start thinking about consumption and reducing what we're sending to the landfill. Each family measured their waste for a month before the project to create a personal baseline, and then tried to one-up themselves by producing less garbage every week during the project.
The participants wrap up their challenge this Thursday, so best of luck to them all. I hope they continue with what they learned over the past few weeks. And if you live in the Vancouver area and want to set up a neighbourhood challenge, give Deanna a call. Seriously. She can help.
this is such an inspirational story. I would love to set up something like this.
Thanks for posting our story Jen. Hope to see you Thursday!
Sounds like an awesome project! Their must have been a lot of careful steps in place to accomplish this. Also, your article is very well written.
WOW!! The project sounds fab!!
Would love to hear/read more about it!
How did she approach the neighbours, what did she say (& what did they say), etc?
Some of our neighbours already recycle & compost, but not all!
Check out the Strathcona zero waste website for more info. I know that she rounded participants by having a free event in a local park with a band and facepainting etc and started conversations with people that way. I actually saw one of the zero waste signs outside someone's house the other day, and it was pretty cool – I actually felt like "hey, those guys are on the same team as me".


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Hitachi Solutions and Microsoft to deliver a smart city platform for South London Partnership (SLP)
Hitachi Solutions, Microsoft and South London Partnership (SLP) have collaborated as part of the SLP's InnOvaTe project to deliver an IoT platform that makes the data being obtained, accessible and understandable to the five London boroughs of Croydon, Kingston upon Thames, Merton, Richmond upon Thames and Sutton.
The InnOvaTe project has used IoT sensors to undertake 40, yearlong trials across the five London boroughs. The data collected, ranges from air pollution to social care, and is striving to help people live better, healthier lives and to generate economic growth. Now, in partnership with Hitachi Solutions and utilising Microsoft's Azure cloud platform, that invaluable data will be collected and visualised to aide understanding, generating insights for both the benefit of officers, councillors, local business and residents.
"The insights gathered by the InnOvaTe project are already making the lives of people in South London better," said Tim Kidd, Head of UK Public Sector at Hitachi Solutions. "Now, through this collaboration with SLP and Microsoft, we want to make it as easy as possible for others to access the data and deliver better outcomes in their local areas."
One example of the technology already bettering people's lives is in social care environments. IoT sensors monitor residents' movements and send the data to the multi-purpose platform. If decline in activity is detected, an alert is sent to the Independent Living Officers (ILOs) or out of hours contact centre so that they can check on the resident. Maureen, one of the residents whose life was saved by these sensors, explained her story in a video for Sutton Council. Since Maureen's case, the sensors have identified 22 fuel poverty alerts and two critical health alerts.
Corporate Head of Digital Strategy & Portfolio at the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, David Grasty, said: "We are excited to be taking the InnOvaTe project to the next level with the support of Hitachi Solutions and Microsoft. Having a unified platform will allow our data to be used efficiently, accessed easily and ultimately more helpful in delivering better outcomes for people in South London and beyond."
Faith la Grange, Director for Local and Regional Government at Microsoft added, "We are delighted to have been selected by the South London Partnership, alongside Hitachi Solutions, to deliver this hugely exciting transformation project. Data, IoT and Smart solutions are rapidly becoming key components of Local Authority infrastructures, both in cities and rural areas. The ability to analyse real-time information to better understand what is going on in a region to keep residents safe, improve quality of life, make urban areas cleaner, keep our transport infrastructure moving, expedite the move to other greener travel modes and protect countryside, wildlife and nature are crucial for all authorities. With the work being delivered with SLP and Hitachi Solutions, we will help to create an ecosystem which all councils can leverage to tackle these challenges, and we couldn't be prouder to be supporting the great work the South London Partnership is doing in these areas."
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Crimes of the Heart
March 17, 18, 24, 25, 31, April 1 @ 7:30 PM March 19, 26, April 2 @ 2 PM at the Carriage House Theater
Tickets go on sale February 17
Directed By Erin Kranz
The scene is Hazlehurst, Mississippi, where the three Magrath sisters have gathered to await news of the family patriarch, their grandfather, who is living out his last hours in the local hospital. Lenny, the oldest sister, is unmarried and facing diminishing marital prospects; Meg, the middle sister, who quickly outgrew Hazlehurst, is back after a failed singing career on the West Coast; while Babe, the youngest, is out on bail after having shot her husband in the stomach. Their troubles, grave and yet, somehow, hilarious, are highlighted by their priggish cousin, Chick, and by the awkward young lawyer who tries to keep Babe out of jail while helpless not to fall in love with her. In the end the play is the story of how its characters escape the past to seize the future—but the telling is so true and touching and consistently hilarious that it will linger in the mind long after the curtain has descended.