A man paints on the Venice Boardwalk. Despite its vibrant art scene, many artists struggle to live in Venice. Photo: Sam Catanzaro.
The exodus of artists from the Westside and efforts to bring them back.
Venice and the Westside, with all their murals, street art and art galleries, may seem like a great place to be an artist but behind all the paint and colors is a world of high rents and development that make the reality of being an artist on the Westside and Venice an opportunity very few can afford. This was not always the case, however.
"Venice was one of the places you would go to find all the artists," said artist John Park. Park over the years has done many live paintings in Venice, are used to live in Venice, but was forced to move out when the influx of tech companies to the area began to significantly drive up real estate rates, forcing Park to move.
Sunny Bak, president of the Venice Arts Crawl and an accomplished photographer who has shot the everything from the Beastie Boys and Madonna to the cover of Newsweek, moved to Venice from New York in 1992. When she arrived, Venice was a funky art town and real estate was affordable. And while communities always develop to an extent, Bak is struck by how rapid the change has been in Venice over the past few years.
Park, like many of the artists who have been forced to move, believes that it may be too late to reverse the impact Venice's rapid development has had on the artistic community in the area.
Bak, while alarmed about how rapid the development in Venice has been, is not convinced that the change is irreversible and is now leading an effort to make Venice a place for artists to live again. One of the ways, she believes, is to get the help of the very companies that drove out the artists in Venice in the first place.
Bak's experience on the homelessness committee has led her to working to create a Venice Arts District alongside Venice Art Crawl founder Daniel Samakow, owner of Venice-based eateries James' Beach, Canal Club and Danny's Venice.
The idea behind this would be to have an area in which the City of Los Angeles would fund or support housing for artists in Venice.
While Bak has not worked out the specific details of what this Arts District will look like yet, she does know that she and Samakov will need help from the community to fulfill this vision.
Bak says that there will be a meeting in October where more details will be established so be sure to check back for more information regarding this.


January 17, 2019 – Orange Beach, AL (OBA®) – The Orange Beach City Council voted on Jan. 15 to spend $7.2 million toward the construction of an $8.6 million performing arts building on the campus of a new high-middle school. The Baldwin County Board of Education will pay the remaining $1.4 million.
Kennon said the center will serve the community in a variety of ways but first and foremost be used by students and faculty of the new school. The new school is expected to open in August of 2020 and Kennon said the performing arts center should be ready then, too.
But when the school is not using it the city will have access to the center for public events and other meetings.
One group expected to take advantage of the center is the drama class from the city's afterschool program Expect Excellence. The class is a few weeks away from its first production, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
There will be room for almost 700 people to performances.
The center will be connected to the high school and have space for music students as well.
Kennon said the Baldwin County Board of Education worked closely with the city on what the city saw as priorities for the new building.
Site work for the new school is continuing but the frequent winter rains have slowed progress for getting the foundation laid.
On Jan. 17 the Baldwin County Board of Education announced that Chris Veazy would be the high school principal and Kyle McCartney would be the middle school principal. Both serve in those capacities now in Gulf Shores but will transfer on Feb. 1 to start making plans for a fall opening of seventh through 10th graders for this fall in Orange Beach.
Approved a resolution authorizing the purchase of four vehicles for the police department from state bid in the amount of $134,126.
Approved a resolution authorizing the purchase of a vehicle for the Community Development Department from state bid in the amount of $26,926.
Approved a retail beer and wine liquor license for, for Kayden's Candy Factory which recently opened in the old Little New Orleans location.
A resolution adopting an amending policies on purchases for the city employees to say employees can make purchases of $2,500 or more with a purchase order. Any purchases of $15,000 or more must receive council approval if the new policies are enacted.
A resolution adopting a fixed assets policy for Orange Beach to provide more control and accountability over city assets including infrastructure, buildings and improvements, vehicles and equipment and land.
A resolution awarding the bid for a used full-size SUV for the Administration Department.
A resolution authorizing the purchase of two passenger vans for Camp Sunshine through Sourcewell in the amount of $76,026.
A resolution authorizing execution of a performance contract with Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance for $12,500.


The Halloween Season here in South Carolina is jam packed with tons of scares. From Haunted Houses and Spook Walks, to Zombie Hunts & Shootouts, Haunted Corn Mazes and Hayrides, there are endless options to choose from during the Haunting Season, no matter where in The Palmetto State you reside. With an enormous amount of haunted attractions, it's not always an easy task to choose which ones you and your bravest friends will take on.
To make things a bit easier for South Carolina haunt goers, Haunts.com has created a list of Must See Haunted Attractions throughout the state. These attractions have received a number of great reviews from customers who experienced the heart pounding fun for themselves, along with outstanding ratings for the 2017 Halloween Season. Check out the list below and start preparing for your 2018 haunting journey!
Gilbert House of Terror has been delivering some serious scares to locals since 2001. Their old fashioned style haunted attraction features over 13 unique scenes that change each and every Halloween Season, but one thing they have in common - they're made to satisfy the appetite for fright you've been having all year long! Each scene is a walk-through design that is different than the next, and is sure to get your heart pounding. The attraction operates as a not-for-profit that donates to local organizations each year. What better way to enjoy some scares than to support a great cause at the same time?!
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A ton of fun awaits at Denver Downs Farm Harvest of Horror. From their four haunted attractions, to their 10 acre corn maze and 35 barnyard activities, the options are truly endless. The haunts include The Haddonfield Inn, Santa's Slay House, Camp Crystal Lake Bus Ride and The Haunted Freak Show. Two add-on attractions include Madam Hecksley Seance and The Dark Ride.
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Home Nightlife Tony Bennett and Susan Benedetto bring in the 'Exploring the Arts' Gala
Tony Bennett and Susan Benedetto bring in the 'Exploring the Arts' Gala
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Despite the rain, Tony Bennett and his beautiful wife Susan Benedetto turned out at least 500 guests for their "Exploring the Arts" gala on Monday, September 27 at Cipriani's on Wall Street. The event was held to honor the Target Corporation as well as Joseph Laurita, the CEO of Margaritaville Apparel Group. It was a great success, raising a million dollars for the funding of arts education. ABC News' Bob Woodruff hosted the event, which included performances by Bennett himself and Natalie Cole. Other notables who walked the red carpet were Alec Baldwin, James Gandolfini, Michael Imperioli, George Hamilton, Harvey Weinstein, and Nancy Sinatra.
ETA was founded in 1999, and has established programs in seven public high schools throughout the city, including the well known Frank Sinatra Jr. School of the Arts in Astoria, Queens. Tony Bennett (still going strong at the handsome, blue-eyed age of 85) and Benedetto are clearly passionate about keeping the arts alive and thriving—their school in Queens has helped make the neighborhood one of the most culturally vibrant in the borough, and the school itself is a great success, with a 976% graduation rate and 97% of graduates going on to college. The school also puts an emphasis on community service. Most of the students come from Queens but Bennett says they have students coming in from all over, even on the shuttle from Staten Island. Taking care to point out that NY is, as Arthur Laurents wrote, the "center of everything", both Bennett and Benedetto talked about expanding their program across the United States and bringing attention to the need for proper arts education in places besides arty New York. The success of their flagship school suggests they are the right people for that job, even as arts are getting cut in schools around the country.
Still, maybe things aren't as dire as they seem. Several of the older guests who I talked to, such as Tony Sirico from The Sopranos, mentioned how much more attention is brought to arts education now than when they were kids. Sirico says he wasn't even aware of the arts when he was younger. Luckily we have guys like Michael Francis, who is the Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Target. Michael Francis made some headlines as one of the top execs at Target who made politicized donations to anti-GLBT rights politicians and organizations recently, but less controversial should be the three million a week he says is donated to education funding in America, with an emphasis on arts education. For example, Target helps send at least 100,000 kids a year on field trips to more than 150 arts institutions across the country. It's nice to see corporations stepping in to pay it back, so to speak.
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But the artists spoke the most passionately, perhaps remembering their own artistic adolescences. Natalie Cole, who was probably blessed with one of the best arts education a person could ask for, none the less spoke of the need for artists to pass on their legacy, how she "could never want the younger generation to forget where [the entertainment industry] came from." On talent, she says pithily that youngsters have to learn the difference between "what you can do with it and what you should do with it."
In the era where Nickelodeon and Disney churn out manufactured pop stars by the barrel, it's gladdening to see that the giants of the entertainment industry still care about bringing the arts to those kids from Queens and other places around the country who might not otherwise ever have the chance to experience them.
Joseph Guarino.

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>Indian Railways' Tryst With Destiny: A Timeline Of Train Accidents Over The Last Ten Years
Indian Railways' Tryst With Destiny: A Timeline Of Train Accidents Over The Last Ten Years
Amita Ghose
In yet another train accident, 38 people will killed and 150 injured on Friday, March 20. At around 9:30 am the engine and two coaches of Dehradun-Varanasi Janta Express derailed near Rae Bareli in Uttar Pradesh.
A high-level safety review committee, appointed by the Indian Railways in 2012, suggests in a report that almost 15,000 people die every year on India's train tracks .
Here is a look back into the major train tragedies that occurred in the last 10 years:
Source: Hindustan Times
– February 13: Bangalore City-Ernakulam Intercity Express derailed near Anekal town in Bangalore, resulting in 12 deaths.
– June 25: Delhi Dibrugarh Rajdhani Express derailed in Bihar, killing 7 and injuring 8.
– May 27: 40 killed when Delhi Gorakhpur Gorakhdam Express derailed in Uttar Pradesh.
– May 4: Diva-Sawantwadi passenger train derailed in Raigad district, Maharashtra. It left 22 dead and over 145 injured.
Source: Outlook
– December 28: An air-conditioned coach of the Bangalore-Nanded Express train caught fire near Andhra Pradesh, killing 26 people and injuring 13 others.
– November 2: Raigarh-Vijaywada express ran over 8 persons at Gotlam railway station in Andhra Pradesh.
– August 19: Rajya Rani Express ran over at least 35 people at the Dhamara station in Bihar.
– April 10: Muzaffarpur-Yesvantpur Weekly Express derailed near Chennai leaving one dead, 20 injured.
– May 22: 25 killed as Hampi Express collided with a stationary goods train in Andhra Pradesh.
– July 30: 35 passengers burnt to death and 25 critically injured after Delhi-Chennai Tamil Nadu Express caught fire in Andhra Pradesh.
– January 11: 5 killed and 9 injured as Delhi-bound Brahmaputra Mail and a stationary goods train collided in Jharkhand.
– November 22: 7 people charred to death when the Howrah-Dehradun Express caught fire in Jharkhand.
– July 10: Kalka Mail derailed in Uttar Pradesh leaving 71 dead .
– May 28: 148 people killed as Gyaneshwari Express derailed in West Bengal.
– September 20: Indore-Gwalior Intercity Express collided with a goods train killing at least 20 people in Madhya Pradesh.
– July 19: Uttar Banga Express rammed into Vananchal Express from behind at Sainthia station in West Bengal, killing 67.
– January 16: 3 died as Kalindi Express and Shram Shakti Express collided due to thick fog in Uttar Pradesh.
Source: The Indian Express
– February 13: Coromandel Express derailed near Jajpur Road station in Odisha, killing 15 .
– January 25: Kanpur-Allahabad passenger train hit a truck near Unchahar station, killing 12.
– October 21: 22 killed when Goa Express hit Mewad Express from behind near Mathura station.
– August 1: 32 killed after Secunderabad-Kakinada night train Gautami Express, with 360 passengers on board, caught fire in Warangal.
Source: The Hindu
– December 14: Ludhiana-Ferozpur Express hit a mini bus in Punjab killing 16 people.
– February 18: 68 killed as the Delhi-Attari special train, Samjhauta Express was blown up by a terrorist group near Panipat in Haryana.
– December 1: 150-year-old 'Ulta Pul' bridge partially collapsed over a passing train in Bhagalpur, Bihar killing 35 passengers.
The latest accident is an addition to this list. Nothing seems to have changed, despite the budget allocations and promises of improving infrastructure, every year.
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Celtic earned a vital three points against RB Leipzig last night.
Celtic ace Ryan Christie spoke to reporters in the aftermath of his side's impressive 2-1 win over RB Leipzig last night, and shared what went through his mind just before he set up Odsonne Edouard to score the winner, as quoted by the Glasgow Evening Times.
The Hoops kept their dreams of qualifying for the knock-out stages of the Europa League well and truly alive with their win over the Germans, and they will now fancy their chances of doing just that.
Christie himself arguably put in his finest performance in a Celtic shirt, and played a pivotal role in his side's victory, providing a real attacking threat playing just off of the main striker.
"As soon as I took the touch I could see Odsonne out of the corner of my eye running in but my first thought was 'just shoot'. And then I thought to myself that maybe I had better not. It goes through your mind in such a flash but I could see he was in the better position and I was delighted to see him tap it in."
Next up for Celtic is a trip to Livingstone on Sunday, and Brendan Rodgers' men will be very confident in their chances of making it five consecutive wins in all competitions.


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THA Solutions Group & XSOLIS Offer Real-Time Predictive Analytics to Tennessee Hospitals
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 28, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- XSOLIS, the company channeling healthcare data into predictive intelligence and action, today announced that it has been selected by THA Solutions Group as their sole preferred provider of real-time predictive analytics for case management and utilization review for its hospital members.
XSOLIS eliminates inconsistency during case review through its unbiased real-time predictive analytics, which offer a neutral and objective foundation for collaboration and consistency between payers and providers. With XSOLIS analytics forming the source of truth between hospital and insurer, utilization management can be undertaken through a 'by-exception' model - reducing duplicative effort and heightening productivity for each organization. XSOLIS' technology has significant impact on key financial metrics for hospitals, including decreasing patient length of stay, appropriately reducing observation rates, and reducing short stays.
"Innovation starts with action," says Jim Goodloe, Senior Vice President for THA Solutions Group. "XSOLIS offers hospitals the opportunity to take a proactive approach to reducing revenue risk and improving compliance. We are confident the value XSOLIS provides their nationwide client base can be magnified by partnering with THA and our member hospitals."
"Using cognitive computing to improve operations and overcome inefficiencies is a novel approach for the healthcare industry. We are thrilled that the THA Solutions Group recognizes the novel value we offer to their member hospitals," said Joan Butters, CEO and cofounder of XSOLIS. "As a Nashville-based and founded organization, our partnership with the Tennessee Hospital Association's Solutions Group underscores our commitment to Tennessee's healthcare community."
About THA Solutions Group
A wholly-owned subsidiary of Tennessee Hospital Association, THA Solutions Group's primary focus is driving value to Tennessee's hospitals by improving members' operational effectiveness and financial margin. THA Solutions Group also supports THA members through programs and partnerships which deliver high value. It offers approximately 25 professional programs on a fee-for-service basis, with a strong emphasis on hospital margin improvement. Each program is given careful attention, before and after selection. Before any program is adopted or built by THASG, approval must be granted by the THASG Board of Directors. For more information, visit https://tha.com/solutions/.
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Kids Are Drinking Too Much Gatorade And It's Making Them Fat
By Chuck Carroll
At a time when more children than ever sit idle indoors glued to their iPads, smartphones and televisions an ironic trend is occurring. These pint-sized electronic zombies are guzzling down beverages like Gatorade that are designed to make athletes jump higher and run faster — or at least give a post workout boost. But the only playing field these kids are seeing is the on the latest version of the Madden video game.
Childhood obesity has exploded over the past 30 years with rates more than doubling in children and quadrupling among adolescents. As of 2012, more than one third of all children and adolescents were overweight or obese in the United States.
Many experts believe the abundance of added sugars in the typical American diet is a big contributor to the epidemic. Children are bombarded by advertisers paying top dollar to get their sugar-rich products in front of their impressionable young eyes.
Certainly, it's not all that uncommon for adults to believe a drink designed for athletes is healthy for their child. However, nothing could be further from the truth. What many don't realize is drinks such as Gatorade fuel more than athletes; they also fuel rising obesity rates among the sedentary ankle biters.
When sports drinks are consumed in large quantities, a child's risk of becoming obese or developing diabetes increases, according to data compiled by researchers in the U.K. In severe cases, gout and heart disease may also complicate a child's health.
"Sports drinks are rarely a healthy choice, and marketing them to the general population, and young people in particular, is grossly irresponsible," Russ Ladwa, chair of the British Dental Association's Health and Science Committee said.
By The Numbers: Kids And Sports Drinks
A recent survey of 183 children between 12 and 14 years-old revealed just how popular sports drinks have become with young students. Nearly 90 percent admit to drinking them at some point while half said they gulp them down at least twice a week.
Alarmingly, less than half the girls surveyed (48.6 percent) said they drink sports drinks during or after physical activity. The rate among boys was higher — roughly 78 percent. However, almost half of both sexes say they also sip on them socially when physical activity is not involved.
Although sports drinks tend to have less sugar than per ounce than soda, the serving sizes are often much larger. For instance, a 32-ounce bottle of Gatorade contains 213 calories and 56 grams of sugar while a 12-ounce can of Coke has 140 calories and 39 grams of sugar.
So why are kids so quick to want to "be like Mike"… or LeBron these days (even though he's Powerade)? According to the study, it's because the drinks are sweet, cheap and, most importantly, they taste good.
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Q: Asynchronous method runs synchronously c# I'm trying to write an asynchronous method to just execute some logic for a set of dates between a larger set of dates, but it's not running asynchronous. I'm trying to do logic on dates between startDate and endDate, but in chunks of 5 or less if there is less than 5 days to calculate.
So from 6-1-2018 to 6-29-2018 there are a total of 5 chunks to do logic on. I'm trying to fire off an asynchronous method for each chunk at the same time.
The total time to execute each should be around 5 seconds since the task is just sleeping for 5 seconds. It's currently running for 30 seconds which means it's not asynchronous, but synchronous. How can I fix it so I can run each of these operations asynchronously?
public async static void Foo()
{
    var watch = System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch.StartNew();

    List<Task> tasks = new List<Task>();

    DateTime endDate = new DateTime(2018, 6, 29);
    int dayIntervals = 4; // Query 5 days at a time

    for (DateTime startDate = new DateTime(2018, 6, 1); startDate.Date <= endDate.Date; startDate = startDate.AddDays(dayIntervals + 1))
    {
        dayIntervals = (startDate.AddDays(dayIntervals) > endDate ? dayIntervals = endDate.Day - startDate.Day : dayIntervals);
        tasks.Add(Action(startDate, startDate.AddDays(dayIntervals))); // Add the tasks
    }

    await Task.WhenAll(tasks); // Fire them asynchronously?
    watch.Stop();
    var elapsed = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(watch.ElapsedMilliseconds).TotalSeconds;

    Debug.WriteLine("Finished in: " + elapsed + " seconds"); // 30 sec
}

public static Task<DataTable> Action(DateTime one, DateTime two)
{
    // Junk related to the table to be returned
    // ...

    Random r = new Random();
    Thread.Sleep(5000);

    return Task.FromResult(table);
}

A: Your Action method isn't asynchronous. It doesn't await anything.
Replace the synchronous call to Thread.Sleep with await Task.Delay.
Once you include an await, the compiler will force you to declare it as async:
public static async Task<DataTable> Action(DateTime one, DateTime two)

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Genesis 32 is quite simply one of the most perplexing stories in the entire Bible. This narrative, in which Jacob wrestles with a spiritual being (presumably God) throughout the night and is given the new name 'Israel,' is both hard to interpret and yet a monumentally important text in the Jewish and Christian faith. Jacob's new name of Israel literally means 'he struggles with God'. And according to the text, Jacob is said to have 'struggled with God…and overcome.' But what of course does that mean? Does Jacob defeat God, or at least wear him out, in some sense? Rabbi Joseph Teluskin, a Jewish scholar writes, 'It is no small matter that Israel, the name for both the Jewish people and the modern Jewish state, implies neither submission to God nor pure faith, but means wrestling with God (and with men).' (Jewish Literacy, pg 22) While the Bible presents numerous examples that God desires an honest dialogue with humans and is not put off by our anger or arguing (see the Psalms, the books of the prophets, and Jesus' parables, for just a few examples), there are too many things about the story of Jacob wrestling with God that simply don't make sense for this simple explanation to be valid. I recently came across one of the most insightful commentaries I've ever read on this passage. It points out what I think is the key to understanding this story.


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New BOI project in east unveils import substitutes and uplifts livelihood of people
The Ultra Aluminum Private Limited recently unveiled its latest BOI approved factory in Arayampathy, Batticaloa which manufactures an import substitute known as aluminum extrusion profiles and thereby saving a significant dollar flow going out of the country. This also sets the tone to create jobs and generate income for the people in the Eastern province and the country on the whole.
Commenting on the project, BOI Chairman Raja Edirisuriya said "the BOI always welcomes local investments and thereby takes pride in facilitating and driving growth and development in the country,"
"The recent establishment of the aluminum manufacturing factory set up by the Ultra Aluminum Private Limited in Batticaloa for a project cost worth US$12.5 million, is such an example of our commitment to facilitate growth in Sri Lanka," Mr Edirisuriya highlighted.
"The factory mainly manufacturing aluminum extrusions profiles will not only produce their goods to the local market but capture the foreign market as well. This will also help save significant dollar flow going out of the country and contribute towards import substitution of materials," the Chairman underscored.
The Ultra Aluminum Private Limited comes under the Ultra Holding Private Limited chain, which comprises of Ultra Lanka Marketing, Ultra roofing, Ultra distributors, Ultra tiles Lanka and Ultra steel.
Speaking about the inception of company and how it evolved in a nutshell, Ultra Holding Private Limited Chairman A. M. Unais said "Initially, we used to sell headwear and building materials around 2003. Later on, the infrastructural development projects that emerged in the aftermath of the Tsunami in 2004, offered us opportunities to expand and enhance the business by supplying building materials and headwear products to those projects, which eventually took us to the next level,"
"As far as the newly established factory is concerned, it is the shortage for aluminum, which prompted us to start a factory of this nature in 2018. Aluminum is also a direct replacement for wood where it is economical, has the ability to accomplish the work faster with light weight," Unais outlined.
The new factory, which is to manufacture around 250 different aluminum profiles designed for products such as doors, windows, motor housing, heat sinks, and numerous types of aluminum furniture, runs with a workforce of 200, which also has the potential to create nearly 350 indirect job opportunities. Majority of those benefited out of this project are from the East.
Talking about the technology adopted in the factory, one of the Directors Abdul Hameed Mohamed Feros said "we have a full-fledged operation where all the machines needed for manufacturing aluminum profiles, are sophisticated and sourced from world-renowned companies based in China. Also, we produce aluminum billets, which will be homogenized,"
"We are also introducing Zero-liquid discharge (ZLD) system, which is a water treatment process in which all wastewater is purified and recycled; therefore, leaving zero discharge at the end of the treatment cycle. The factory is also equipped with an air pollution control system," he added.
In conclusion, the BOI would like to appreciate the endeavor undertaken by the Ultra Aluminum Private Limited with the intention of uplifting the livelihood of the people in the Eastern Province and introducing a new import substitute during the dollar crisis and thereby contributes to the country's economy especially at a time where the country is undergoing its worst economic downfall.
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A worker coop is a values-driven business where the workers own, manage and benefit from the business under the principle of one worker, one vote. Come and learn about opportunities and available support to launch a cooperative business.
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Interpretation for Spanish speakers and childcare provided upon request - contact Martin Alvarado at malvarado@madisonpubliclibrary.org or 608-266-6350.
The Afternoon Pinney book group will host a discussion of Still Alice by Lisa Genova. New attendees always welcome. Note: meeting is at Lake Edge Lutheran Church (4032 Monona Dr.). Synopsis: This novel tells the story of a Harvard cognitive psychology professor, Alice Howland, and her descent into early-onset Alzheimer's disease. When the novel opens, Alice is unaware of her disease; although she recognizes that she has become a touch more forgetful lately, she chalks this up to getting older and keeping a busy academic schedule. However, her lapses soon become worse, and a series of tests confirm that she has early-onset Alzheimer's.
Watch and discuss 5 Centimeter per Second by Makoto Shinkai. The story presents how Takaki Tōno befriends Akari Shinohara and tries to continue this friendship by letters.
Genetic algorithm is the theory of evolution in code form. It generates quality solutions for complex problems. Join me as we discuss how the algorithm works, exploring everything from building 2D cars to playing Super Mario World.
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Saddle up to the Pine Street Saloon and enjoy incredible hometown hospitality, daily drink specials and a special sort of country ethos.
Before Toby Keith and Willie Nelson recorded "Beer For My Horses" the Pine Street Saloon was serving whisky for the men and beer for the horses on Pioneer Day in Paso Robles for 30 something years. This Saloon is housed in one of Paso Robles' oldest buildings (cir 1857) and, as rumor has it and story tells it, has a colorful history. That history includes names like Jesse James, being a bordello, being owned at one time by the Blackburn family, who are founders of the town, along with names such as James Drury, Jesse and Frank James Uncle.
Regarding the horses coming in the Saloon owner Ron French said, "People get a real kick out of it (hopefully not from a horse), and how often do you get to have a beer with a horse?" Ron and his mom, Pat French, own the establishment on Pine Street. During the 1880s there were over a dozen saloons and bars between 13th and 10th streets and there were Saturday night dances and horse races as well.
The opportunity to literally saddle up to the bar might be unique, but it's not the only thing that sets this bar apart from the rest. Incredible hometown hospitality, daily drink specials, and that country ethos make the Pine Street Saloon an essential stop for anyone looking to enjoy a cold beer in a down to Earth environment.
"We go out of our way to take care of customers," said French. A few years ago, the saloon acquired its own limousine, which French uses to pick up and deliver a Safe Ride to customers when they don't have a sober driver on hand. Because he wants everyone to enjoy a safe night on the town, he'll take you anywhere within city limits, and all for free – though that kind of service warrants a generous tip to the limo driver!
"It's really popular with folks staying at the hotels," said French. "If you don't have a designated driver and can't afford a cab, we want to make sure you don't do anything that's going to get someone hurt." As a matter of fact, French gave actor Gary Busey a ride back to Hollywood in the limo – check out the picture at the Saloon. But even free limo rides don't reach the extent of the bar's helpful hospitality; Ron helps some find a room where they can sleep it off.
But beware. The Saloon is rumored to be haunted, and was even the subject of an episode of the Travel Channel's hit show, The Dead Files.
"I don't really believe in ghosts or any of that," said French. "It's an old wooden building with creaky noises." Many guests tell us stories of noises, pans falling in the kitchen, and things moving. Out of curiosity, French set up night vision cameras in the hall corridor and has video footage of what he calls "super charged dust particles" that appear to glow, travel through glass, and zip around the room even when the air is still. And there are the videos of lamps and an old vacuum cleaner moving across the floor late at night.
French said that he was able to provide 25 people to speak with the producers who have had ghostly experiences within the bar, as well as some footage caught on his night-vision cameras.
The premise of Dead Files is that a retired homicide detective and a medium, "combine their sixth senses to investigate haunted locations where a deadly crime was committed." Steve DiSchiavi is a retired detective with more than 20 years of experience with the New York City Police Department, and Amy Allan is a paranormal researcher and psychic who has worked with many private investigators and police agencies. In each episode, the duo investigates a case independently and keep their findings hidden from each other to preserve the integrity of their discoveries. At the episode's end, DiSchiavi and Allan share with the property owner what they discover.
Live music is a key element of the entertainment at the Saloon. Past performers include Paula Nelson, Willie Nelson's daughter; country star Kacey Musgraves; Kenny Lee Lewis, lead guitar for the Steve Miller Band; Travis Howard, who has written a dozen of Miranda Lambert's songs; Ramblin' Jack Elliott; Louie Ortega; actors Gary Busey and Robert Carradine and more.
During the day, the Pine Street Saloon is a quiet place to relax and visit with neighbors and friends, but it's a bit different at night. There's always something fun happening, and the nighttime activities are guaranteed to draw a crowd, with Sunday's Karaoke, Monday's Open Mic, Tuesday's Karaoke, Wednesday's Open Band Night, the Thursday North County Line Series, Friday night Karaoke and live bands on Saturday.
There's little about the bar that could be called "refined," and there are no fancy frills. The jukebox plays both kinds of music: country and western. The decorations consist of historic signs and pictures, animal heads and old concert flyers. Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights there is a food trailer in the backyard with some very fine food. It's a cash-only establishment, but they do have an ATM inside for those that only brought their credit cards.
"We can make those foo-foo drinks, but they're not very popular around here," said French. "Our specialties are beer or Jack and Coke, nice and simple…It ain't a wine bar, that's for sure." And you can shoot a game of pool, or hang in the new backyard till the cows come home.
The simple, no-nonsense formula of cold beer and good service has worked at Pine Street Saloon for 40 years. It's a family operation that started in 1971 under Pat French. For most of its run, the business was in the building next door to its current location, but the family always had their eye on the old brothel as a perfect drink house. They moved the business in 2002 just in time for the big earthquake that damaged several buildings in the area, including the brick building that had housed the bar. It was torn down, and but the new location suffered nothing more than a slight tilt. If you look carefully at the front entrance, you can see that the wooden building leans a little to the right.
After the move, Pat handed the reins to Ron, but she still gets behind the bar to serve drinks every now and again. Ron's son works in the bar as well, making it a third generation business. "Mom started it. I'm keeping it going, and Danny's keeping it stocked with beer and spirits," said French.


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Dawson City Seven Killing Frank McGee
Dawson City Seven
Don Reddick
Release: October 1993
0-86492-158-6 / fiction / sports history
320 pages / $16.95
Goose Lane Editions
"'The match of the century!' Joe Boyle yelled amidst the morning crowd. 'Dawson's here for the grandest Stanley Cup match of them all!'"
On December 19, 1904 the Dawson City Nuggets began their 4,000-mile trek to wrest the Stanley Cup from the Ottawa Silver Seven. Twenty-five days later, the rubber-legged, travel-worn players staggered into Ottawa's Union Station - they had trudged 350 miles behind their dog teams, jolted over the narrow-guage White Pass Railway, lurched and rolled aboard the SS Romano, and whiled away endless days on the CPR. The very next evening, theStanley Cup series began. The feisty Nuggets lost their first game 9-2, but they believed they cold win the second game and then the third, and take the Cup home to Dawson City forever. In victory, they would rechristen themselves the "Dawson City Seven."
The bare outline of this amazing story is well known, but its wondrous details have never before been told. Now, in Dawson City Seven, Don Reddick brings to life the saga of the most adventurous hockey team that efver took the ice. Dawson City Seven is the ideal historical novel: faithful to fact and human nature at the same time. Reddick weaves into the historical facts the fictional story of Boston Mason, the son of a Confederate soldier who travels from his Massachusetts farm to seek his fortune in the Klondike. Mason's skating prowess earns him a berth as a spare on the Nuggets, a berth to which, Reddick feels, Mason has as much right as anyone - at least as one of the spares on the team that went to Ottawa was a ringer.
Don Reddick is a devoted hockey fan, a historian, and a field service engineer. His way with words makes Dawson City Seven spellbinding to history fans and fiction lovers alike.
NUGGETS FROM A YEAR IN SPORTS
by Trent Frayne, Maclean's Magazine 1/10/94
"For 90 years, Canadian sports scribes and even learned historians have snoozed over the weirdest and, in some ways, most wonderful chapter in the long story of the Stanley Cup. Nearly a century late, here comes an American field-service engineer showing us our folly." [Complete review]
"...Don Reddick has written a novel called Dawson City Seven...it's a great story."
- Arthur Black, Basic Black radio show
REDDICK DISPLAYS STORY-TELLING PROWESS
By Ken Bolton, The Yukon News, 11/5/93
"What makes it such a pleasant read is the skill with which Reddick weaves his tale, and the gentle romanticism with which he imbues the central character." [Complete review]
"...I loved it."
- the Honorable Audrey McLaughlin
CANADIAN BOOK REVIEW ANNUAL
by Matt Hartman, 1994
"Reddick has produced a memorable book, one that includes a valuable chunk of Canadian hockey history." [Complete review]
- Fernie Flaman
member of the Hockey Hall of Fame
Photo of me (left) with Hall of Fame defenseman Fernie Flaman (right)
by Don Morrow, University of Western Ontario
"For me, this was an enjoyable book, one unencumbered by anything smacking of academic standard. [...] I did sense the vastness and the greatness of the Canadian west, the end of the gold rush era and its remains as well as the colourfulness and early significance of hockey before it became so commercialized." [Complete review]
"...I think this is perhaps the best historical novel I've ever read."
- Paul Kitchen, President, Society for International Hockey Research
Letter from Margot Sullivan
I would say that your first United States speaking engagement was a smashing success!! Everyone just loved the presentation. Many people were not hockey fans but found the whole story fascinating. The writers in the group loved to hear what you said about how ou found your ideas, publishing experiences, and all the little anecdotes involved in your travels, writing, research, and TV appearances. The video was a perfect lead into talking about DAWSON CITY SEVEN. Anyway the whole evening was JUST RIGHT - different from all the previous authors, multimedia, and in many respects one of the most successful because many in the audience could identify with you.
None of the previous authors have provided (thanks Terry) such delicious food and the staff was very spoiled the next day with all of the goodies. I wish we could have let people linger a little longer but since it was the reading room rearranging of furniture had to take place. By the way I thought that room was perfect for a group that size and lent itself easily to a speaker.
Again many, many thanks to ou and your whole family. It all went very well. The video is being processed for our collection. Great job! I wish you success upon the United States release and with your next publication.
Killing Frank McGee
reviewed by Andrew O'Malley
Canadians don't agree on much, but many of us do take the ignorance of our southern neighbours about our history and our sport (not to mention the history of our sport) to be axiomatic. These ungenerous biases did contribute to a pleasant sense of astonishment when reading Don Reddick's Killing Frank McGee. However, the enjoyment of this novel goes well beyond the gratification of having the career and death - on the World War I battlefields of the Somme - of a Canadian hockey icon noticed and celebrated by an American. Killing Frank McGee deserves recognition as a meticulously researched, powerfully written and often deeply moving piece of historical fiction.
The chapters alternate between two narrators, both real historical figures. Alf Smith, legendary player-coach, and pioneer of hockey's now notorious goon tactics, recounts the evolution of McGee into the game's first superstar. McGee's scoring prowess helped make the Ottawa Silver Seven the first Stanley Cup dynasty in the days before the Natioinal Hockey League. In Smith, Reddick creates a remarkable character: his insights into the brutal logic of the sport are coupled with a deep resentment of the wealthy promoters and administrators of his beloved game. The ice is, for Smith, a site on which an ugly class warfare is played out, where he seeks redress for the injustices (real and imagined) he has suffered at the hands of Ottawa's social elite. This part of the narrative, in which Smith moves from grudging respect to profound affection for the son of the prominent McGee family, provides rich insight into hockey's place in the Canadian cultural environment at the turn of the century.
William Kinnear, the second narrator, is a private in the Canadian armed forces stationed in France in World War I, who has joined the war effort to escape an ill-fated romance in his native Sackville, New Brunswick. His poetic reflections on love and loss provide a fine contrast to Smith's coarse misanthropy, and Reddick manages well the task of preventing this gentler voice from being overshadowed by that of the engagingly garrulous Smith. Particularly striking is the way in which Kinnear describes the insanity of trench warfare. The narration slips seamlessly from past to present tense and from first to second person when the ferocity of the fighting mounts, giving the experience of the catastrophic battle a sense of both immediacy and alienation. Kinnear, who has only a peripheral interest in hockey, and who is only vaguely familiar with McGee's pre-war, on-ice heroics, is the only witness to the hockey legend's obliteration by a German shell.
While hockey may be like war in its brutality and, as Smith insists, its necessary configuration of the opposing team as the "enemy," extending the comparison any further diminishes the horror of war. McGee only appears at the end of Kinnear's narrative, and then only long enough to die. On his companion website for the book, Reddick indicates that he could find virtually no information about Kinnear, whose name he chose randomly from a Canadian war memorial in France. Far from deflating McGee's heroic status, his relative absence from Kinnear's account emphasizes the greatness of the sacrifice McGee made alongside thousands of other Canadians.
by: Don Reddick
General Store Publishing House © 2001
Eminent Canadian historian Jack Granatstein described Canada as a "Nation Forged in Fire" (the title of his 1989 book with Desmond Morton, published by Lester & Orpen Dennys). The phrase refers to Canada finding its national identity on the battlefields of Northern France during the First World War, a scant fifty years after proclaiming statehood at Confederation in 1867. Granatstein's and Morton's second book in the two book series, "Marching to Armageddon" tells of the horrendous obstacles overcome by the sons of this fledgling nation to earn the respect of nations long dominant in the diplomatic world.
It is this same Armageddon that provides the backdrop for half of the story of Killing Frank McGee. Told through the eyes of Pte. William Kinnear, alternating chapters of Don Reddick's novel follow the footsteps of a young New Brunswick lad from the maritime lumber camps to the rat infested bomb craters in the muck of Flanders. Through Billy's story of spurned love, the reader comes to understand how the innocent youth of a nation came to find itself in the hell of no-man's land. The graphic description of changing scenery as Billy wends his way from his Sackville, New Brunswick home to the Western Front, along with the mounting fear in the narrator's quavering voice, shatter the pastoral images that this corner of France has now become. Reddick sums up the experience of 'The Great War' in the simple words of a returning Australian as he describes life in the trenches as: "Ducky mate, ducky."
The other half of Killing Frank McGee delves into the history of another facet of the Canadian national identity: ice hockey. So deeply rooted in the psychosis of the nation, this sport ignites the passions of both new comers and families who have called Canada home for generations. When Canadians are sent to compete against the world, nothing less than victory is expected, nor accepted, and the method of achieving victory, no matter how suspect, can always be overlooked. It is refreshing to learn that not much has changed in the past hundred years. Alf Smith, player-coach for the turn of the century Ottawa Senators and Reddick's second narrator, in a voice reminiscent of professional coach turned broadcaster, Don Cherry, recounts in harrowing detail the skull-splitting battles and blood-smeared campaigns that ensured that the Stanley Cup remained in Ottawa for the better part of the twentieth century's opening decade.
The most troubling aspect of Killing Frank McGee is that the reader gets to know so little about the title character himself. In the story told by Pte. William Kinnear, Frank McGee is not presented until near the very end of the story, just in time for the narrator and the title character to meet mere moments before the latter's death. In the recounting of Alf Smith, the hockey-man makes no illusions about McGee's role to his own hockey success. But aside from a few tidbits of the young scoring sensation's background and family, there is very little offered for the reader to bond with a character that one feels such a connection should be made, or that at least is suggested by the book's title. The reader's continued puzzlement does detract from the enjoyment of the wealth of historical knowledge provided by the author.
However, it is Reddick's ability to move from one story to the other, changing setting, narrator and voice so convincingly that is testimony to his skill as a writer. Picking up the book blindly, the reader, within a few words, is able to recall not only the story, but who is telling it and from where. Once the pages are opened, the reader is pulled in by the thunder of an artillery barrage as well as the crowd, light glinting from the blades of both bayonets and skates.
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Learn to navigate the Recorder to promote your events, businesses and organizations. This workshop will explain the how the use of our local newspaper can benefit artists, businesses and towns with wider exposure, broader participation and more reliable, consistent promotion. George Forcier is managing editor and Adam Orth is features editor of the Greenfield Recorder.


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Q: Toggling CSS to change background In a tic tac toe game, when a game is won, I want the winning line's background to go red.
I have taken the winning line box id's into an array as such-
if (cell1.innerText == symbol && cell2.innerText == symbol) {

if (cell3.innerText == symbol) {
  winningLine=[cell1.id,cell2.id,cell3.id]; //contains the id's of winning line
  winFlag = true;
}
......

Then I add the css when a win is confirmed using this function-
 function addOrRemoveCSS(line){

  var i=0;
  while(i<3){

    var cell=$(line[i]); // This is my main doubt. Can I do this??
    cell.toggleClass("winningCSS");
    i++;

  }
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Is there something wrong that Im doing here?? Because there is no change in the background.

A: Include the # with your ID:
function addOrRemoveCSS(line){

  var i=0;
  while(i<3){

    var cell=$("#"+line[i]);
    cell.toggleClass("winningCSS");
    i++;

  }
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The jQ selector needs to know it's an ID you're looking for. You're just passing the strings without the ID selector #


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Administration December 2, 2005
Ex-Utah Pension Fund CIO Reaches Insider Trading Settlement
February 24, 2004 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - The former chief investment officer (CIO) for the Utah state pension fund has finalized a settlement of charges that he violated state securities laws by engaging in insider trading and acting as an unlicensed investment adviser representative.
Richard Cherry, former Utah Retirement Systems (URS) CIO, was fined $17,000 under the settlement, which also bars him from associating with licensed investment advisers in the state, Dow Jones reported. Cherry, who worked in the Utah retirement system's investment department for more than 20 years, was CIO from 1990 until 2003.
The Division of Securities at the Utah Department of Commerce, which started investigating Cherry in 2002, found that Cherry made a number of trades for his own portfolio and that of a private advisory client in securities that state retirement system fund managers were also purchasing on behalf of the $14-billion pension fund (see Insider Trading Alleged at Utah Fund ).
"Trading records revealed that Cherry purchased shares in these companies shortly before URS purchased significant positions in the companies," the Utah Department of Commerce said in a statement. "URS purchases comprised a large percentage of the total daily trading volume and had the potential to increase the market price of those stocks."
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Luke Mitchell faces the fear factor in 'Black Water: Abyss'
11 July, 2019 by Don Groves
Luke Mitchell with Jessica McNamee.
Luke Mitchell shot Andrew Traucki's Black Water: Abyss, a survival thriller about five people who are attacked by killer crocodiles, in a purpose-built pool near Brisbane, but it was no picnic.
"The fear factor was real. There were tricky conditions as we were immersed in rising water in the dark with only our headlamps and torches for illumination," the actor tells IF after returning to his home in Los Angeles.
Mitchell readily accepted the role for several reasons. He wanted to "get my hands dirty" after playing Captain John Abraham in The Code, a military legal drama which screens on CBS All Access in the US and here on 10 All Access.
It was his first ever genre film, it enabled him to come back to his native Queensland, and it was his first chance to work with Jessica McNamee.
"There was minimal dialogue, so for the actors it was about throwing ourselves into each moment and trying to create some magic," he says. "Our jobs as actors were really helped by the amazing set design and set construction.
"I hope it will stand out among the plethora of CGI-filled movies. We used real crocodiles. I am glad I did not meet my reptilian co-stars face to face. They shot their stuff first and we shot our stuff second."
Michael Robertson and Neal Kingston produced the sequel to Traucki and David Nerlich's 2007 horror/thriller Black Water through their newly formed joint venture Thrills & Spills with Traucki and Silver Wings Films' Pam Collis.
Scripted by Sarah Smith and Ian John Ridley, the plot follows Mitchell's Eric as he sees the chance to make easy money by accompanying his mate Cash (Anthony Sharpe), a tour guide in Cairns, down a sink hole where they hope to find an undiscovered caving system.
He cajoles his reluctant girlfriend Jennifer (McNamee) and close friends Yolanda (Amali Golden) and Viktor (Benjamin Hoetjes) to come along, not realising that an approaching storm will flood the cave and unleash the crocs.
Mitchell credits Traucki with forsaking the safety of watching from a distance on a video screen, instead donning a wetsuit or fisherman's pants to call the shots just a few metres from where each scene was filmed. The majority of the crew did likewise.
The DOP was Damien Beebe. Robert Slaviero and Richard Becker's R&R Films will distribute in Australia.
Luke Mitchell in 'The Code.' (Photo credit: CBS Inc.)
The former Home and Away actor moved to LA with his wife Rebecca Breeds in 2013 after landing a recurring role in The Tomorrow People, a sci-fi series about a group of young people who possess paranormal powers for The CW network.
After that he played superhero Lincoln Campbell in Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Then came his biggest break: Playing Roman, a terrorist and mass murderer, in two and a half seasons of the NBC drama Blindspot, alongside Sullivan Stapleton and Jaimie Alexander.
The Code follows the prosecutors, defence lawyers and investigators who work on US Marine Corps. cases. His character is a judge advocate. There is no word yet on whether it will be renewed.
Rebecca had a guest role as an NCIS agent and former flame of Abraham in the series, the first time she had appeared on screen with her husband since Home and Away.
The actress has just written, produced and starred in the short film Air, directed by Elizabeth Henstridge. She plays a woman who runs her own AirBnB in the quirky rom-com which takes a dark twist.
Surveying his career, Luke says: "I've been very lucky, but I have worked very hard. I just love acting so if I can find a way to continue to do that I will be very happy."
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What Metascore will Dragon Age: Origins receive?
Dragon Age is an upcoming RPG for the PC currently under development by Canadian powerhouse BioWare (KOTOR, Bioshock, Neverwinter Nights, Mass Effect). Bioware is currently in the process of determining a publisher . The release date has not been set.
Dragon Age is set in a new darker fantasy setting as opposed to the traditional Dungeons and Dragons setting. It will utilize an engine developed specifically for the game called Eclipse .
BioWare is calling this the "Spiritual Sucessor to Baldur's Gate" a similar quote was attributed to BioShock being a spiritual successor to the early action rpg System Shock and its sequel [2,3]. The game play will be 3D third person with free camera control, but may switch to a tactical overhead map during combat. All characters will be able to be controlled by the player, both in real time or when the game is paused . Characters will be fully customizable as will backround (similar to the system used in Mass Effect). Both character race and backround will have play a large factor in determining starting location and in game play . There will be no alignment scale as seen in previous games although decisions will affect relationships as well as major world events [1,4].
With the recent major sucess of other BioWare games, Dragon Age seems a likely hit within the Role Playing Community.
BioWare's spiritual successor to the Baldur's Gate series, Dragon Age: Origins, will ship without the unpopular SecuROM digital rights management and copy protection software that has been attached to previous Electronic Arts games.
Dragon Age(TM): Origins has sold-in over 3.2 million* units worldwide. It is the sixth consecutive blockbuster from BioWare, alongside Baldur's Gate(TM), Neverwinter Nights(TM), Star Wars(R): Knights of the Old Republic(TM), Jade Empire(TM) and Mass Effect(TM). The upcoming expansion pack, Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening is set to launch on March 16, 2010.
Dragon Age: Origins isn't just a role-playing game, it's a world of violence, lust and betrayal. Or so says BioWare lead designer Mike Laidlaw who walked us through the game last week at Electronic Arts.
More than 1 million pieces of Dragon Age: Origins DLC have now been sold, EA boss John Riccitiello's told NBR. Dragon Age, BioWare's latest fantasy RPG, shipped globally in early November.
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It's been some time since the re-release of my ConfigMgr Prerequisites Tool version 2.0.0. Since then, it has been reported that the new version had issues when launching it from a folder structure that contained spaces. I'm happy to say that in version 2.0.1 this has now been released. For those of you wondering if support for Windows Server 2016 has been added, I'm still in the testing phase but so far it seems to be working fine. If you have any issues, please report them to me by either emailing me or commenting below on this post and I'll look into it.
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The Lifelong Learning Platform is an umbrella that gathers 42 European organisations active in the field of education, training and youth. Currently these networks represent more than 50 000 educational institutions and associations covering all sectors of formal, non-formal and informal learning. Their members reach out to several millions of beneficiaries.
LLLP launches its Annual Theme 2023 – Key competences for all: a lifelong learning approach to skills
New – Position paper on investment in education and training – A public good for all
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Investing in People and STEM – CHOICE project final conference
Education as a public good Events Investing in education LLL Week News - 1st December 2022
The CHOICE Project intends to innovate STEM education and contribute to the policy reform of STEM curricula in European secondary schools by providing teachers and students with tools and resources promoting the STE(A)M approach, connecting STEM subjects with Arts and All the other disciplines. The project's partnership is composed of non-profit organisations, business and private sector, education and training institutions, from five European countries: Italy, Spain, Greece, Cyprus and Belgium.
The project's final conference, 'Investing in People and STEM : Innovative Cross-disciplinary STE(A)M approaches to education', held on the 29th of November 2022 in Brussels in partnership with the European Economic and Social Committee, was attended by more than 90 participants (teachers, students, educators, policy makers, representatives of EU institutions and representatives of civil society organisations in the field of education and training, general public interested in the topic). The event, opened by Monica Verzola (vice chairman of LLLP and member of the board of EVTA, was the concluding moment of the 3-year project CHOICE, where the project and its results were presented, and student and teacher testimonies heard.
The main outcomes presented during the event were the state of the art analysis on existing initiatives, best practices, attitudes and approaches towards STEAM education and the Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) promoting STE(A)M education for students, educators and teachers which collects Open Educational Resources (OERs) co-created with the students and teachers involved in the project; the project recommendation on how to promote the STE(A)M approach.
The CHOICE MOOC is composed of five different modules which address five macro-areas: STEM& arts; experiential projects; STEM & teaching languages; using technology in social sciences; STEM & sports. The project's success is measured by the positive impact it has had on student interest in STEM: following the project's implementation, student's interest in STEAM increased by 10%. Students and teachers from the Italian, Cypriot, Greek, and Spanish schools presented the OERs developed in the framework of the project, as "The Starry Night", where students covered Van Gogh's renowned painting with origami and studied the mathematics behind each shape.
The conference ended with a fruitful panel discussion around the topic of "Innovative approaches on the promotion and improvement of STE(A)M education at school," with a focus on EU policy development. The panel, composed of Michael Mcloughlin (European Economic and Social Committee | Youth Work Ireland); MEP Victor Negrescu (European Parliament), Leonie Bultynck (European Commission, DG EAC), Evita Tasiopoulou (Science Education Department, European Schoolnet), was moderated by Jon Harding (Vice chairman I treasurer, LLLP).
The panellists emphasised that the different STEM/STE(A)M initiatives in Europe should be interconnected across regional and national levels. In this way, STEM education can grow and evolve, and build on different practices and approaches. It is important to involve local authorities and ministries, support institutions, and listen to students in a learner-centred approach. STE(A)M education touches upon many sectors and should involve all of them. Industries could be more involved and integrated into school curricula, to stimulate STEM careers.
The panel particularly focused on STEM and gender equality. Currently, far more men than women are pursuing STEM careers: STEM education should be more fun, more 'attractive', related to everyday life, and provide more female role models to be truly inclusive. There are other inequalities in STEM education, such as those related to socio-economic status, belonging to national or ethnic minority, etc. Overall, all speakers agreed that, at local, national and European level, STEM education and careers should take a more intersectional approach, be adapted to the needs of students and schools, and receive more resources.
The project's final conference raised important action points on how to sustain the project's results with time, and, thereby, how to promote and improve STE(A)M education at local, regional, national and European levels. In this regard, it would be important to have a European network for STEM education that would act as a reference in the field, allowing individuals to connect and share best practices in teaching STEAM disciplines, encouraging and promoting them.
Readers are invited to read the project's Policy Recommendations document, which deepens the lessons learned from "CHOICE" on how to support the reform of the school curricula by making the shift from STEM teaching in silos to a more interdisciplinary and practice-oriented approach of STE(A)M education.
Schools involved in the project:
Liceo Scientifico Statale Benedetto Croce (Italy)
Grammar School Nicosia (Cyprus)
Regional Directorate of Education of Western Greece (Greece)
Experimental Junior High School of Patras University
Lyceum of Andritsaina,
Panagia Prousiotissa High School
Institut de Maçanet de la Selva (Spain)
Other project partners are: Lifelong Learning Platform, CESIE (Italy), EUROTraining (Greece), Blue Room Innovation (Spain), GrantXpert Consulting (Cyprus).
The acronym STEM derives from Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics, and it is a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — in an interdisciplinary and applied approach.
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Yes, Cops Can Legally Lie To You, It's So Bad that One Cop's Lie Made a Man Kill Himself
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Activists Groups Unite Against Secret Police Facility, Call for Boots on the Ground #Gitmo2Chicago
Cassandra Fairbanks February 26, 2015
Chicago, IL– The recent revelation about Chicago police detaining American citizens at "black sites," along the lines of Guantanamo Bay, is sparking fury among a wide range of people, from conservatives who hold dear the constitution, to anarchists, and everyone in between.
The Constitution violating Homan Square is located in a warehouse on Chicago's west side, and shares more similarities with Abu Ghraib than most American's should be comfortable with.
Alleged police practices at Homan Square, according to those familiar with the facility who spoke out to the Guardian after its investigation into Chicago police abuse, include:
• Keeping arrestees out of official booking databases.
• Beating by police, resulting in head wounds.
• Shackling for prolonged periods.
• Denying attorneys access to the "secure" facility.
• Holding people without legal counsel for between 12 and 24 hours, including people as young as 15.
At least one man was found unresponsive in a Homan Square "interview room" and later pronounced dead.
It was also recently reported that large numbers of military police officers, who were formerly stationed at the infamous torture prisons, are now getting jobs as local cops, and could be coming to a town near you. The Worcester Police department in Massachusetts is testing a pilot program, in which former Guantanamo prison guards will be given jobs as police.
It was also revealed that former Guantánamo Bay interrogator Richard Zuley was already torturing people as a Chicago detective before he was ever stationed at the military prison. In fact, it was reported that he was one of the most brutal officers in the city during his 25 years with the police department.
As American's largely sat back and turned a blind eye to the abuses occurring at our torturous military prisons, perhaps they failed to realize that the militarization and torture tactics would be coming home to their front doors. This is what a police state looks like.
Now, a wide range of activists, organizations, and independent media, including PANDAA, Cop Block, The Anti Media, Police the Police, Anonymous, and The Free Thought Project are calling for action to raise awareness of the massive right's violations occurring on our own soil, and demand the torture center be shut down for good.
#OpGTMO fully supports the efforts of #OpHomanSquare. A twitterstorm has been scheduled for Friday at 7PM CST stay tuned.
— Operation Guantanamo (@OpGTMO) February 26, 2015
A Twitter Storm has been called for Friday at 7 pm CST using the hashtag #Gitmo2Chicago. Anonymous has declared #OpHomanSquare Engaged, and a boots on the ground protest has been called for Saturday at 3 pm CST, at 3379 Fillmore St, Chicago.
Here are some sample tweets and instructions on how to participate in the Twitter Storm.
********* DO NOT BEGIN TWEETING UNTIL 8 PM EST / 5 PM PST ******
Date & Time: Friday, February 27, 2015, 7 pm CST
Copy + Paste these tweets. Do not retweet, the hashtag will not trend.
If you are writing your own tweets, make sure to include the #Gitmo2Chicago hashtag, also try to include @rahmemanuel!
You do not need to post more than once every five minutes, especially to avoid suspension of your account, although having a high volume of tweets all at once is the objective to make the tag trend and bring the issue to more people's attention.
SAMPLE TWEETS:
Chicago Police are operating a secret detention facility that mirrors the CIA's "black sites."
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/feb/24/chicago-police-detain-americans-black-site #Gitmo2Chicago
Hubbard was found dead in an interview room, no records exist on cause of death. #Gitmo2Chicago
Secret Police Facility "Black Site" Discovered Inside America, Detaining & Torturing Americans
Violations of due process to torture, revelations raise concerns of deteriorating state of freedom #Gitmo2Chicago https://theantimedia.org/nation-reacts-chicago-polices-secret-prison-confirms-fears-ndaa/
The egregious nature of this danger to liberty cannot be overstated.
Demand @rahmemanuel shut it down. #Gitmo2Chicago
Join the Protest– Saturday, February 28 3:00pm
#Gitmo2Chicago
Scariest part is likelihood of more locations across US where police can secretly detain/kill #NDAA #Gitmo2Chicago
https://theantimedia.org/nation-reacts-chicago-polices-secret-prison-confirms-fears-ndaa/
Secret interrogation facility reveals aspects of war on terror in US
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/feb/24/chicago-police-detain-americans-black-site
'They disappeared us': protester details 17-hour shackling without basic rights
https://thefreethoughtproject.com/secret-police-facility-black-site-discovered-america-detaining-torturing-americans/ #Gitmo2Chicago
Accounts describe police brutality, missing 15-year-old and one man's death
Infamous GITMO "Interrogator" Also Tortured Americans And Forced Confessions As A Chicago Cop
https://thefreethoughtproject.com/infamous-gitmo-interrogator-tortured-people-forced-confessions-chicago-cop/ #Gitmo2Chicago
Military Police From the Torturous Gitmo Prison, Being Recruited as Cops
https://thefreethoughtproject.com/military-police-guantanamo-bay-prison-jobs-local-cops/ #Gitmo2Chicago
Spread the word, this needs to stop right now. If you don't take a stand right now, who will?
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Q: dontRollbackOn for StatelessSessionBean With Transactional CDI beans I can configure [dont]rollbackOn behaviour on method level:
@Transactional(**dontRollbackOn** = {}, rollbackOn = {})
public void transactionalMethod()...

How can I configure it on method level for
@Steteless
public class SessionBean {...} ?

Is it possible ?
I know I can annotate exceptions with
 @AppliationException(rollback=false)

but I would like to have configuration over method.

A: This is unfortunately not possible in current versions of EJB.  Your only options are to use pure CDI rather than EJB, or to use bean-managed transactions and manage the rollback yourself.
There is an open issue against the EJB spec: @ApplicationException to allow finer grain control


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