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Simms Creek Stewards receive $7,500 grant
A volunteer group in Campbell River has received $7,500 to support the conservation and recovery of Pacific salmon populations and habitat in British Columbia
Maria Kirley
A volunteer group in Campbell River has received $7,500 to support the conservation and recovery of Pacific salmon populations and habitat in British Columbia.
The grant was provided through the 2011 spring funding round of the Pacific Salmon Foundation's Community Salmon Program to the Simms Creek Stewardship Society.
The Simms Creek Stewardship Society used the funds to hold the biennial "Wetlands to Waves" workshop in Campbell River. The workshop, which was attended by 200 to 300 people, teaches volunteer streamkeepers about new issues affecting Pacific salmon and gives them strategies and tools to use when working in their own watersheds. This year's Wetlands to Waves workshop was held over the May long weekend, and was attended by Mayor Charlie Cornfield, who recognized the hundreds of volunteers for their efforts.
Projects funded through the Community Salmon Program focus on monitoring and rehabilitation of salmon habitat, monitoring and rehabilitation of salmon stocks, education and community stewardship.
"Volunteers are the unsung heroes of Pacific salmon sustainability," said Pacific Salmon Foundation president and CEO Dr. Brian Riddell. "Their impact on the environment can be seen throughout the province, from salmon hatcheries and stewardship centers to strategically placed rocks, trees and vegetation that protect salmon-bearing streams. These are all the result of dedicated volunteers working thousands of hours to ensure a strong future for Pacific salmon."
Money for the grant was raised with the help of local residents who attended the Pacific Salmon Foundation's annual Campbell River Dinner and Auction. The next dinner is Feb. 4, 2012 at the Campbell River Maritime Heritage Centre.
Since the Foundation's inception in 1989, the Community Salmon Program has awarded $9 million to 1,229 projects. In the last five years alone, grants made by the Foundation have helped the volunteer community throughout B.C. to create positive results. The Foundation works as a catalyst to partner with communities, organizations and businesses to provide grants and resources to more than 30,000 volunteers through grants from its Community Salmon Program.
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Questa pagina raccoglie i dati relativi all'edizione della Sei giorni della canzone del 1961.

La manifestazione
Ogni serata vengono proposte 20 canzoni, ma soltanto 4 di queste accedono alla finalissima del 9 maggio; in neretto i finalisti.

Le canzoni sono giudicate da due giurie: la prima composta da 15 giornalisti musicali e la seconda da 30 spettatori estratti a sorte tra quelli presenti in sala.

In ogni serata sono presenti alcuni ospiti non in gara.

I cantanti partecipanti

Sono evidenziati in neretto i finalisti

 Prima serata - Giovedì 4 maggio - presentano Lucio Flauto e Nives Zegna
 Giorgia con Lady Peccato (testo di Luciano Beretta; musica di Massimo Tenzi) - Hollywood
 Corrado Lojacono con Non so resisterti (testo di Nisa; musica di Corrado Lojacono) - La Voce del Padrone
 Lia Scutari con Notte d'estate (testo di Screwball; musica di Gianni Fallabrino) - The Red Record
 Dana Valery con Soltanto ieri (testo di Leo Chiosso; musica di Lelio Luttazzi) - Galleria del Corso
 Rosanna Pignatelli con Non assomiglia a te
 Lucia Fortini con M'hai svegliata - Black and White
 Jean Belmonte con Unico bene - Melodicon
 Anita Vilar con Cha-ba-dà cha-ba-dì - Juke-Box
 Jerry Puyell con Che belle pere - The Red Record
 Loredana con Ghirigori - CGD
 Nerio D'Este con L'amore, un'oasi
 Rosella Risi con Cinque minuti - Carosello
 Mario D'Alba con Coppia fissa - Italdisc
 Ady Marzano con Modernissima - Emanuela Records
 Guidone con Amo una bambina - Durium
 Roby Castiglione con Un bicchiere di latte - MEC
 Rossana con Corrida - Philips
 Luciano Tajoli con O morettina mia (testo di Vito Pallavicini; musica di Carlo Alberto Rossi) - Juke-Box
 Marisa Terzi con La pazza nel pozzo - Juke-Box
 Ospiti non in gara: Ernesto Bonino, Tony Renis, Tony Dallara, Marino Marini, Wilma De Angelis, Stella Dizzy, Cocky Mazzetti, Flo Sandon's

 Seconda serata - Venerdì 5 maggio - presenta Adriana Serra
 Tony Renis con Dedica (testo di Giorgio Calabrese; musica di Tony Renis) - La Voce del Padrone
 Henry Wright con Più mia (testo di Antonietta De Simone; musica di Gianfranco Monaldi) - Galleria del Corso
 Sergio Franchi con Se due sguardi si incontrano (testo di Sergio Franchi; musica di Federico Bergamini) - Durium
 Franco Clerici con Alla fine del tempo (testo e musica di Franco Clerici) - Carosello
 Pino Martino con Ti decidi - Black and White
 Elvia Dany con La via delle rondini - Emanuela Records
 Vittoria Rafael con Strega - Cetra
 Italo Lo Vetere con Timido - Fontana
 Franca Aldrovandi con Alta marea - MEC
 Tania Raggi con Siamo parte del cielo - Circus
 Carla Riva con Ascolta - Phonocolor
 Lidia Zani con Sul pavé - Telerecord
 Pier Chini con Quelli che si divertono - Italdisc
 Emy Orlando con Ho fretta - The Red Record
 Stella Atlantic con Mi hai sparato al cuore
 Paula con La luna sul mar (testo di Nisa; musica di Egidio La Valle) - Meazzi
 Lilly Catalano con La cicca americana - Juke-Box
 Franco Duranti con Signorina balla - CGD
 Ospiti non in gara: Adriano Celentano, Achille Togliani, Joe Sentieri, Pino Donaggio, Helen Merrill, Silvia Guidi, Sergio Endrigo, Glauco Masetti

 Terza serata - Sabato 6 maggio - presenta Daniele Piombi
 Fantanicchio con Le cose perdute (testo di Mimma Gaspari; musica di Augusto e Giordano Bruno Martelli) - Galleria del Corso
 Miriam Del Mare con Sera sul mare (testo di Vito Pallavicini; musica di Silvano Birga) - Juke-Box
 Sergio Endrigo con La brava gente (testo di Sergio Endrigo; musica di Flavio Carraresi) - Tavola Rotonda
 Romano Sandri con Nostalgia (testo di Umberto Bertini; musica di Amedeo Olivares) - Telerecord
 Nico Ventura con Concerto azzurro - Fontana
 Raf Piccolo con Il gomitolo - Circus
 Rudy Anselmo con Se il vento ti fa paura (testo e musica di Francesco Mastrominico) -
 Guido De Sabre con Bianche nuvole - Hollywood
 Nino Ginex con Stanotte siamo soli - Phonocolor
 Romana Sandri con Nostalgia - Telerecord'
 Le Comari con Katrine Yoice
 Daina Mit con Qualcosa accadrà (testo di Rino Da Positano; musica di Gino Conte) - Vis Radio
 Fausto Denis con Amarti così - The Red Record
 Silvana Sevà con Un prato quadrato - La Voce del Padrone
 Gene Colonnello con La pupa del Texas - Carosello
 Nicky Davis con I cerchi sull'acqua - Bluebell
 Sergio Dotti con Le fossette - Carisch
 Jo Fedeli con Non devi piangere più - CGD
 Angela con A cavallo del sole
 Clem Sacco con Enea col neo - Durium
 Ospiti non in gara: Umberto Bindi, Gloria Christian, Giorgio Consolini, Quartetto Radar, Riccardo Rauchi, Renata Mauro, Peppino Principe, Riverside Jazz Band

 Quarta serata - Domenica 7 maggio - presenta Fulvia Colombo
 Renata Mauro con Non piove sui baci (testo di Vito Pallavicini; musica di Pino Massara) - Italdisc
 Federico Monti Arduini con Una nuvola d'occasione (testo e musica di Federico Monti Arduini) - Bluebell
 Fausto Denis con Amarti così (testo di Fausto Denis; musica di Tony De Vita) - The Red Record
 Lino Verde con Come una fiaba (testo di Rino Da Positano; musica di Peppino Principe) - Vis Radio
 Paolo Bacilieri con Acqua e sapone - La Voce del Padrone
 Gino Prandi con La gente ci guarda (testo di Mauro Coppo; musica di Gino Prandi) - Telerecord'
 Henry Ferraris con Piove sulle mie mani - Emanuela Records
 Sorelle Kim con Mama rock - Carosello
 Gianni Neri con Fino all'ultimo respiro - CGD
 Elsa Bertuzzi con La bella Angéle - MEC
 Mara Del Rio con La pioggia ha la tua voce (testo di Ainzara Volante; musica di Francesco De Paola; edizioni musicali San Giusto) - Meazzi
 Gianni Pucci con In mezzo agli angeli - Philips
 Zoe Collins con Bacio cha cha cha (testo di Marcello Minerbi e Petaluma; musica di Franco Cerri e Augusto Martelli) - Galleria del Corso
 Tanya con Hobby - The Red Record
 Nani con So già tutto di te - Phonocolor
 Marisa Rampin con L'8 volante - Durium
 Anna Ranalli con Amore mio-mao - Circus
 Rik Valente con Le tue bambole (testo di Pasquale Pigini; musica di Renato Angiolini)
 Luigi Tenco con Una vita inutile - Dischi Ricordi
 Franco Covello con Per sempre t'amerò (Juke-Box
 Enrico Riccardi con Accordi sull'acqua
 Ospiti non in gara: Tonina Torrielli, Elio Mauro, i Brutos, Nuccia Bongiovanni, Edda Montanari, Bruno Pallesi, Piero Rolla, Gil Cuppini

 Quinta serata - Lunedì 8 maggio - presenta Corrado
 Bruna Lelli con Un whisky e un blues (testo e musica di Buffa) - Cetra
 Gian Costello con Un'anima tra le mani (testo di Claudio Celli; musica di Walter Baracchi e Gianluigi Guarnieri) - Pathé
 Leda Devi con Lo sanno i platani (testo di Gian Carlo Testoni; musica di Gino Mescoli) - Phonocolor
 Nilo Ossani con Un amore così (testo di Pinchi; musica di Pier Emilio Bassi) - Hollywood
 Duo Jolly con Portami con te (testo e musica di Bonelli-Rex) - Black and White
 Carmen Villani con Il campanello (testo di Nisa; musica di Gianfranco Intra) - Bluebell
 Nirelle con Sera...notte...giorno (testo di Umberto Bertini; musica di Edilio Capotosti) - Galleria del Corso
 Anita Sol con Dal cielo (testo di Umberto Bertini; musica di Enzo Di Paola e Sandro Taccani) - Melodicon
 Franco Franchi con Un passo dietro l'altro (testo di Franco Franchi; musica di Carlo Donida) - The Red Record
 Adriana Lima con L'autentico zigano (testo di Aldo Locatelli; musica di Piero Trombetta) - Durium
 Daniela Dani con Mai ho avuto un bacio (testo di Aldo Locatelli; musica di Federico Bergamini) - Circus
 Ricky Sanna con Vedi, vedi (quella stellina) (testo di Ricky Sanna e Gian Pieretti; musica di Ricky Sanna) - Tavola Rotonda
 Aura D'Angelo con Non farmi mai del male - Carosello
 Ivana Doria con Sera di festa
 Ely Buffa con T.V. - Italdisc
 Gina Armani con Il tuo profumo (testo di Marcello Zanfagna; musica di Lino Benedetto) - Vis Radio
 Davide Serra con Non puoi andare in cielo (Juke-Box
 Tony Fabris con L'ultimo rock
 Luciana Salvatori con Buona sera mister Gershwin - MEC
 Rocco Montana con Cannibale d'amore - CGD
 Ospiti non in gara: Nicola Arigliano, Gino Paoli, John Charles, Little Tony, Just Fontaine, Arturo Testa, Gino Corcelli, Gorni Kramer

 Sesta serata - Martedì 9 maggio - presenta Pippo Baudo
 I classificata - Renata Mauro con Non piove sui baci - Italdisc
 II classificata - Bruna Lelli con Un whisky e un blues - Cetra
 III classificata - Sergio Endrigo con La brava gente - Dischi Ricordi
 IV classificata - Giorgia con Lady Peccato - Hollywood

Bibliografia
 Autori Vari (a cura di Gino Castaldo), Dizionario della canzone italiana, editore Armando Curcio (1990); alla voce Sei giorni della canzone, di Enzo Giannelli, pag. 1577
 Maurizio Carpinelli, C'era una volta...il disco!, Istituti Editoriali e Poligrafici Internazionali, Pisa, (2001); alla voce Sei giorni della canzone 1961, pagg. 41-43
 Vari numeri delle riviste Musica e dischi, Il Musichiere, TV Sorrisi e Canzoni (annate 1959 - 1961)

Collegamenti esterni

Il numero 123 de "Il Musichiere"

Festival musicali del 1961
1961

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Baseball has always been exotic to me. Sure, I was forced through 16 soggy years of rounders at school, but as with Coke and Pepsi, similar just doesn't cut it. That distant transatlantic sport has something special about it, with its funny outfits, elongated bats and utter Americanness.
From the perspective of an outsider looking in, it's hard to fully understand a culture's love for their national sport – though it's easy to be beguiled by it all the same. For the English, no testament to our sport will ever match the spirited opening of Lord Denning's famous, and fittingly pompous, dissent in the 1977 court case Miller v Jackson. Upon the question of whether a cricket club should be forced to relocate as its balls were regularly flying into a neighbouring property's garden, he stated that "the young men will turn to other things instead of cricket. The whole village will be much the poorer." It's crime or cricket for the youth of England, apparently.
To experience America's fervour for its beloved baseball first-hand, look no further than Tough Poet Press's 2017 reissue of Marvin Cohen's Baseball as Metaphysics. What Cohen accomplishes in 30 short essays is to distil this passion into words that anyone, from any background, can engage with, drilling to the core of what makes baseball so enduring a staple of American life. But the book's real draw is much broader than that. One of the hallmarks of great writing is being able to elucidate the universal, whilst focusing on the specific. Here Cohen tells us about life, human strife, human fraternity, through the lens of baseball.
Throughout the work it becomes obvious that, much like cricket for Lord Denning, baseball for Cohen has the power to transform lives and give purpose to idle hands. In one of the early essays, he speaks of the peaks and troughs of baseball fans – pridefully playing in schoolyards, before realising, crushingly, that they are not going to "make it" in the big league. "Baseball is built into a lifetime," writes Cohen, "whereas the kid has a current hero to 'look up to', the old timer venerates the past 'great ones' in the Golden Age." Like any great hobby, baseball gives structure to one's life. It provides certainty, order. For Cohen, the sport is a "dramatic objectification" of an "otherwise untidy ragbag of our cluttered emotions". The highs and lows of a baseball game are unmistakable, as clear as Bahamian seawater. As such, baseball provides a chance to purify our otherwise murky feelings.
This probably sounds a bit lofty, especially to anyone who doesn't particularly care for sport. But if you run with it, you'll begin to see the game of baseball as an extended metaphor for the game of life. Cohen speaks of man's quest for control through the body of laws of baseball, man's want to humanise its playthings through the meticulous design of its ball, man's inherent appreciation of art through the series of improvisational movements that baseball requires, akin to dance or ballet. You can read this book with no knowledge of baseball, and leave having only taken insights into human nature. You shouldn't – because the points are all the more powerful when grounded in Cohen's appreciation for the sport -but to its great credit, Baseball as Metaphysics can be enjoyed in many ways.
Even though the book was originally released 43 years ago, many elements of it are even more poignant today. Cohen makes the point that in the 1970s, the precise depiction of baseball games on TV led to a dulling of the imagination of fans: slowly the players began losing their mystique. I wonder how he feels today about the infographics, the CGI physics, the instant replays. With the proliferation of home computers, sports video games of all kinds have become increasingly popular. There's something sad about knowing that players who were once the names of legend, can now be collected in virtual space – the myths of their craft crunched into pixelated statistics for anyone to gawk at. Some might say that being able to move an avatar of Babe Ruth with a joystick is directly putting the audience in his shoes. But the mass of polygons doesn't make up for the rush of wind on the back of one's neck, the polyphony of cheers from adoring fans, the sight of a real human. A human just like you or me.
And that's precisely what's so successful about Cohen's work: that it balances a genuine explanation of baseball's appeal with a careful preservation of its mystery. The title alone, Baseball as Metaphysics, clues you in that this is not a book of statistics, historical accounts and ticket sales. For Cohen, baseball is a conduit for something more primordial. Of course, many elements of this book are completely distinct to baseball. Unlike football or cricket, the 'extra-inning clause' of baseball means that its games are rarely ever draws. More often than not they are won by one side and lost by the other: yet another way in which baseball gives certainty to a discordant world. Despite this, many of the points Cohen makes could equally apply to other sports. Humans are social creatures – there is something deep at the base of all sports which engages this urge.


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The English word manufacture is several centuries old. The term manufacture comes from two Latin words, manus (hand) and factus (make). As per oxford English dictionary manufacture refers "to make or produce goods in large quantities, using machinery".
There are two types of working definitions available for manufacturing: as a technical process and as an economic process.
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Writer | Editor
The truth about Neil Young's unreleased album
Legendary rock and roll/folk artist Neil Young is 74 years old, but that doesn't stop him from continuing to tour around the world and making and releasing music for his fans. The Harvest Moon singer began his musical career in the sixties with the band Buffalo Springfield and then later joining in Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, before going entirely solo.
Young's impressive musical discography includes far too many studio albums to count that produced hit songs like Heart of Gold, Rockin in a Free World, Southern Man, Ohio, and more that got him inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The musician is still working on expanding his already huge discography and has many unreleased songs and albums he is holding out on behind the scenes. Luckily, one of those albums is about to finally become public. Young's much-anticipated album, Homegrown, will debut on June 19, 46 years after it was originally recorded.
Years in the making
Young wrote Homegrown between June of 1974 and January of 1975, according to Consequence of Sound. At the time, Young was struggling with dealing with a broken heart after his love affair with actress Carrie Snodgress ended. Young said he withheld the album because he couldn't bear listening to and reliving that heartache.
"This album Homegrown should have been there for you a couple of years after Harvest. It's the sad side of a love affair. The damage done. The heartache. I just couldn't listen to it," Young wrote about the album in a letter published on his website. "I wanted to move on. So I kept it to myself, hidden away in the vault, on the shelf, in the back of my mind….but I should have shared it."
Homegrown will feature some songs you may have already heard like Love Is A Rose and White Line, which appeared in other Young albums. The 12-title track has other never before heard songs like Try and We Don't Smoke It No More.
You can pre-order the album on Young's website in the form of a CD or a vinyl record.
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Thai army vows interim government in months
General says administration made up of political rivals to be assembled by September, but no polls until country stable.
The army says elections will only take place once the country is stable [EPA]
The leader of Thailand's military government has said that an interim government will be set up by September but warned that elections will only take place once the country is stable.
Army commander General Prayuth Chan-ocha said a temporary constitution would be drafted and the interim government would include rivals from the country's long-running political conflict.
A reform council would then be formed to institute political reforms in the deeply divided country, the general told a meeting of civil servants on Friday.
The comments offered the most specific timeline on a possible transfer of power after last month's bloodless coup, the AP news agency reported.
The army seized power on May 22, overthrowing a government elected by a majority of voters three years ago.
Chan-ocha has justified the coup as a necessary action to restore order after half a year of anti-government protests and political turmoil that left at least 28 people dead and the government paralysed.
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Since taking power, the army appears to be carrying on the fight of the anti-government protesters by mapping out a similar agenda to redraft the constitution and institute political reforms before elections.
It has also gone after politicians from the grassroots "Red Shirt" movement that had pledged to take action if there was a coup.
On Thursday, a military court extended the detention of prominent activist Sombat Boonngam-anong for an additional 12 days.
He has been held without charge since his arrest on June 5, but has been informed that under martial law he faces up to 14 years in prison on possible charges of inciting unrest, violating cyberlaws and defying the military government's orders.
Sombat had spearheaded an online campaign calling for people to raise a three-finger salute borrowed from "The Hunger Games" film to show opposition to the coup.


Hi — my name is Kelby Bibler, I'm a journalism major and I like sports. I like sports so much they made me the sports editor of the Belmont Vision.
When I'm not hanging out in the Vision office or chilling on the sidelines of the basketball games, you can probably find me hanging out with all of the hip teens Belmont has to offer. Some of my favorite things are sports, ice cream and other sports.
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In September 1997, the EEOC district office in New York brought this action against the Guardian Life Insurance Company and the Staten Island Savings Bank in the U.S. district Court for the Eastern District of New York. Although the complaint is not available, the memorandum opinion from the Court of Appeals states that one of the defendant's employees alleged that the both defendants violated Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) by providing different benefits for those employees who suffered from mental or emotional disabilities from those who suffered from physical disabilities. The defendants quickly moved for dismissal for failure to state a claim. The claim was dismissed in November 1998 and the EEOC appealed, but the decision was affirmed. See E.E.O.C. v. Staten Island Savings Bank, 207 F.3d 144 (2nd Cir. 2000).


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Twitter considering labeling President's tweets that violate its rules
Posted: Mar 28, 2019 / 07:49 AM CDT / Updated: Mar 28, 2019 / 07:49 AM CDT
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(CNN) — Twitter is considering labeling tweets that violate its rules but should remain on the platform because they're in the public interest.
Vijaya Gadde, Twitter's head of legal, policy and trust made the announcement during an on-stage interview with the Washington Post on Wednesday.
The social media company is trying to find a way of maintaining its standards while adding context to tweets from politicians and other figures that may be offensive but are important for public debate.
Twitter has come under fire from some critics who say President Donald Trump's tweets often violate its rules against bullying, dehumanization and threatening harm.
In response to a question about whether Twitter's current approach means Trump gets total immunity for whatever he says, Gadde said the social media platform wants to find a way to keep tweets up for their newsworthiness, while also noting if a tweet violates their rules.
"One of the things we're working really closely on with our product and engineering folks is, 'How can we label that?'" she said, without naming the US president. "How can we put some context around it so people are aware that that content is actually a violation of our rules and it is serving a particular purpose in remaining on the platform."
Trump regularly insults people on Twitter. He called a former staffer a "dog" and posted an altered video from a WWE wrestling match showing Trump beating up a man with a CNN logo superimposed on his head.
Though similar tweets by others might be removed for violating Twitter's rules, the platform currently grants an exemption for world leaders and tweets it considers newsworthy.
Gadde said that doesn't give leaders complete immunity, and it would draw the line on some content.
"An example would be a direct violent threat against an individual that we wouldn't leave on the platform because of the danger it poses to that individual," she said.
Twitter did not immediately respond to a request for comment on how it would go about labeling content or when the new system would be rolled out.
Social media companies have been struggling with how to police speech on their platforms for years, but the pressure has ratcheted up in recent months.
On Wednesday, Facebook announced it was banning all "praise, support and representation of white nationalism and separatism" on Faceboo and Instagram.
The move comes less than two weeks after the suspect in the terror attack at two New Zealand mosques streamed the massacre live on the platform. A manifesto allegedly written by the suspect revealed white nationalist views.
Gadde said Twitter is considering limiting the visibility of dehumanizing tweets. A user would have to click through in order to view the tweet.
This, she said, would "force people to acknowledge what this is and make the choice of whether to see it or not versus it just being on the platform with full visibility."
Airlines and airports say they are stepping up security before next week's presidential inauguration, with Delta, United and Alaska saying they will prohibit passengers flying to the Washington area from putting guns in checked bags.
The moves follow the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump and politically tinged confrontations on some flights.
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The Labour Party released their much-anticipated Lyons Housing Review today, setting out plans to increase house building to 200,000 homes by 2020.
Of course, this is all prospective and completely dependent on whether Miliband and his party get into power following the election in seven months' time.
The report recommends changes to current planning rules which would increase the supply of new homes. The report is the work of months of hard work from Sir Michael Lyons on behalf of the Labour Party.
In the wake of its release, the British Property Federation has called on all political parties to undertake similar reviews. Liz Pearce, chief executive of the Federation, said of the review: "The sensible review is extremely comprehensive and pinpoints exactly where problems in the planning system are and comes up with thoughtful solutions." It will be interesting to see whether the other parties respond in any way to the report.
Labour said the report would make it mandatory for local authorities to have a local plan to meet the housing needs of the local community. There will also be financial incentives in place to local authorities so that they deliver a programme of new Garden Cities and Garden Suburbs to unlock 500,000 homes. This incentive has been met positively from some of the country's leading property experts. Stewart Baseley, executive chairman of the Home Builders Federation said of the report: "We welcome the commitment by Labour to increase housing supply…Policies that would result in more land coming forward for development more quickly and further assist first time buyers would clearly provide a boost to housing supply."
Other policies include:
Measures to drive competition in the house building industry, increase capacity, and expanding the number of small firms
A 'Help to Build' scheme to underwrite loans to small builders to get them back on track and fast-track planning on small sites
However, the report has also been slated by a number of experts. Matt Hutchinson, director of the UK's biggest flat share site SpareRoom.co.uk, said: "Ed Miliband has missed a trick by sweeping great swathes of the electorate under the carpet – those people in private rented accommodation who are facing soaring rents, with little to no prospect of ever owning their own homes.
"The cold hard truth is we can no longer expect to be a nation of homeowners – the underlying structure of the property market has changed too much."
Miliband has promised that first time buyers will get priority. He also promises new 'Housing Growth Areas", which will give local authorities the power to assemble land and give certainty that building will take place. The question remains whether Labour can deliver on their promises. Ed Goodworth, real estate partner at consultancy BDO who has some concerns, said: "Plans to build 200,000 homes are all well and good, but how do the various political parties propose to do this? There are changes needed to the existing system to get Britain building in the first place, before Labour, or anyone else, can promise to set aside new homes for first-time buyers…Policymakers need to address the supply issue, in order to meet the UK's housing demands."
As the election creeps slowly closer, the main parties still have plenty to talk about on the more prevalent issues in UK politics, such as the NHS, immigration and housing. Labour has made the first move on housing, and it will be interesting to see the response from the Government parties. The report calls for power to be handed to local authorities alongside incentive schemes encouraging them to take up the offer. The Lyons Report is ambitious but will it generate support for Labour in the run up to the election? We shall see.
JBP analysis
Whilst there are some interesting points in the report such as giving greater powers to the Planning Inspectorate, under the surface it's difficult to tell what impact this will have on the ground.
Local Authorities already have incentives to agree a Local Plan as it allows them to control speculative development and gives them a greater say over how their communities grow – and the Planning Inspectorate is already responsible for approving these. Similarly, the promise to ensure a proportion of planning gain is invested in schools, roads and other community infrastructure already happens in large schemes, as any local authority planning officer worth their salt will insist on Section 106 contributions targeted in these areas.
It would be interesting to see just how PINS would force Local Authorities who fail to put together a satisfactory Local Plan. Will they tell them to go back and re-write it just as they do now, or will they step in and write it for them? If the latter then this would be quite a radical move for Labour, and whilst popular with some would surely be looked on as a loss of local democracy.
The reports present some interesting ideas, but the devil is definitely in the detail.
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Day by day our ears are fed with the recordings the quality of which was intentionally suppressed in the course of a mixing or a mastering process. With the recordings that are often massacred beyond recognition - still this activity is not perceived as a crime.
Dynamics is one of key elements in any music, perhaps the most important - it is virtually light and shade of the music. It creates a sense of spaciousness and makes it easier to pick out individual sonic elements – room reverberation, resonance of the wooden body of a guitar, the sound of strings being plucked, vocalist raising or lowering her/his voice, a sudden rush of drums, a quiet section bursting into a fortissimo passage – these elements bring an excitement to a music and when those things are neutered, the excitement is lost.
There is a simple rule: Badly recorded music with good dynamics can be enjoyable. Even the best audiophile recording with flat dynamics makes you hit a STOP button pretty soon!
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How to measure the dynamic range?
The dynamic signal is an ever changing signal. The macrodynamic metrics show us the difference between the loudest peak of a recording and its quietest part, usually the complete silence. The microdynamic scale is something different - it is the moving difference between the average loudness level of a recording and the momentary peaks (or dips). It is the macrodynamics which is an unseparable part of enjoyment and listening experience. Not everyone can hear the difference and not everyone can interpret the measurements from different plug-ins or meters that are used by sound engineers. That is why Algorithmix and Pleasurize Music Foundation developed a simple software utility that measures the dynamic range of any recording for us, in a simple and easy way: TT DYNAMIC RANGE METER. The TT meter is downloadable from the following links (the location may change now and then so if the links do not work properly just seacrh the Pleasurize Music Foundation's web or use Google). The utility works for Windows, MAC OS and Foobar.
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How to read the DR values?
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There's still a long way to go before television accurately reflects the diverse world we live in, as a recent study confirmed, but Ryan Murphy's new FX series Pose is a step in the right direction. The show has already made history months before its June 3 premiere thanks to it having the largest cast of transgender actors on a series ever—and the first trailer, which drops today, has them front-and-center.
"I am encouraged to be all the things that the outside world would think of as "freak," says Indya Moore in the trailer, talking about ball culture. "I'm able to be true to myself in a space where it's celebrated. That makes me feel beautiful."
"I didn't know if I was going to be accepted in the regular world, so I decided to go somewhere where I'd fit in," says MJ Rodriguez. "There's so much you can say about the ballroom scene. But, simply, it's just a way of life. It's a place you can live out a fantasy you never lived before."
Set in New York in 1987, the series delves into the heart of ball culture, while capturing the historical moments that backdrops it. The series "looks at the juxtaposition of several segments of life and society in New York: the rise of the luxury Trump-era universe, the downtown social and literary scene, and the ball-culture world," as a statement reads.
The series isn't just inclusive in its casting, though. Murphy and co-creators Brad Falchuk and Steven Canals are hoping to effect change behind the camera as well, which is why the show will be collaborating on scripts with Transparent's Our Lady J and transgender-rights activist Janet Mock, as we reported in October. Plus, Murphy and crew have plans to bring on transgender directors as well.


Almonds are a rich source of vitamin E, containing 24 mg per 100 g.They are also rich in monounsaturated fat, one of the two "good" fats responsible for lowering LDL cholesterol. Claimed health benefits of almonds include improved complexion, improved movement of food through the colon and the prevention of cancer. Recent research associates the inclusion of almonds in the diet with elevating the blood levels of high density lipoproteins and of lowering the levels of low density lipoproteins.


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HPV prevalence at enrollment and baseline results from the Carolina Women's Care Study, a longitudinal study of HPV persistence in women of college age
Authors Banister CE, Messersmith AR, Chakraborty H, Wang Y, Spiryda LB, Glover SH, Pirisi L, Creek KE
Received 22 March 2013
Accepted for publication 1 May 2013
Published 2 July 2013 Volume 2013:5 Pages 379—388
DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/IJWH.S45590
Carolyn E Banister,1,* Amy R Messersmith,2,* Hrishikesh Chakraborty,3 Yinding Wang,3 Lisa B Spiryda,4 Saundra H Glover,5 Lucia Pirisi,6 Kim E Creek1
1Department of Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences, South Carolina College of Pharmacy, University of South Carolina, Columbia, 2Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy, Clinton, 3Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina, Columbia, 4Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of South Carolina School of Medicine Columbia, 5Department of Health Services Policy and Management, and Institute for Partnerships to Eliminate Health Disparities, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina, Columbia, 6Department of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology, University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Columbia, SC, USA
*These authors contributed equally to this work
Background: Cervical cancer, a rare outcome of high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, disproportionately affects African American women, who are about twice more likely than European American women to die of the disease. Most cervical HPV infections clear in about one year. However, in some women HPV persists, posing a greater risk for cervical dysplasia and cancer. The Carolina Women's Care Study (CWCS) was conducted to explore the biological, genetic, and lifestyle determinants of persistent HPV infection in college-aged European American and African American women. This paper presents the initial results of the CWCS, based upon data obtained at enrollment.
Methods: Freshman female students attending the University of South Carolina were enrolled in the CWCS and followed until graduation with biannual visits, including two Papanicolaou tests, cervical mucus collection, and a questionnaire assessing lifestyle factors. We recruited 467 women, 293 of whom completed four or more visits for a total of 2274 visits.
Results and conclusion: CWCS participants were 70% European American, 24% African American, 3% Latina/Hispanic, and 3% Asian. At enrollment, 32% tested positive for any HPV. HPV16 infection was the most common (18% of infections). Together, HPV16, 66, 51, 52, and 18 accounted for 58% of all HPV infections. Sixty-four percent of all HPV-positive samples contained more than one HPV type, with an average of 2.2 HPV types per HPV-positive participant. We found differences between African American and European American women in the prevalence of HPV infection (38.1% African American, 30.7% European American) and abnormal Papanicolaou test results (9.8% African-American, 5.8% European American). While these differences did not reach statistical significance at enrollment, as the longitudinal data of this cohort are analyzed, the sample size will allow us to confirm these results and compare the natural history of HPV infection in college-aged African American and European American women.
Keywords: human papillomavirus, Carolina Women's Care Study, papillomavirus persistence, race/ethnicity, health disparities


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Quebec believes in innovation and research. That's why its government has created tax measures that enable companies to realize considerable savings on R&D, potentially reducing the net cost of R&D expenditures by more than half. Such measures are invaluable for businesses looking to develop innovative products.
TAX MEASURES
For tax purposes, a corporation that does R&D can deduct all of its current expenditures and certain capital expenditures that it incurred. It can also deduct amounts paid to subcontractors relating to R&D activities performed on its behalf. It can also elect to defer the deduction for the expenditure indefinitely. There are also generous tax credits that vary according to the corporation's status, size and taxable income.
A business doing R&D will also find it easier to attract foreign researchers and specialists to Quebec because of the tax holiday to which they are entitled. All the corporations in a group are taken into account in determining size and taxable income. Among the countries studied, Canada has the lowest Total Tax Index at 53.6. In other words, total tax costs in Canada are 46.4 percent lower than in the United States, which has a TTI of 100.0 and represents the benchmark against which all locations are scored.¹
PROVINCAL TAX CREDITS
The following expenditures are eligible for the Quebec R&D tax credits:
Salaries of employees who worked directly on the project;
One-half of the fees paid to a subcontractor at arm's length who performed R&D on behalf of the corporation in Quebec;
80% of the total eligible R&D expenditures incurred in connection with a research contract with a university or eligible research centre;
Contributions to a research consortium;
Expenditures made in connection with a private partnership pre-competitive research project.
The basic Quebec tax credit is 14% of R&D expenditures. This rate is increased to 28% for contracts with a research centre, contributions paid to a research consortium and expenditures incurred in connection with a private partnership pre-competitive research project, regardless of the size of the corporation. The tax credit is always refundable, i.e. a corporation can receive its tax credit even if it did not pay any income tax.¹
FEDERAL TAX CREDITS
The following expenditures are eligible for the federal R&D tax credits provided the activities are carried on in Canada:
CURRENT EXPENDITURES :
80% of fees paid to a subcontractor at arm's length who performed R&D for the corporation;
Payments to a certified association, university, college, research institute or other certified body;
Cost of materials used in connection with the project;
Leasing cost of equipment used during the execution of the project and incurred before January 1, 2014;
Overhead expenses directly related to the research.
CAPITAL EXPENDITURES :
Capital cost of property, such as equipment, provided that 90%of the property is used in connection with the R&D project and that the property is acquired before January 1, 2014.
The basic tax credit is 15% of the R&D expenditures and is not refundable. The unused balance can be carried back three years and forward 20 years.¹
QUEBEC TAX CREDIT FOR SMBS
The tax credit for SMBs is 30% on the first $3 million of eligible expenditures per year. An SMB is a Canadian-controlled private corporation whose assets, combined with those of all the corporations in the group, are less than $50 million as presented in their financial statements. If the assets exceed $50 million, but are less than $75 million, the rate is gradually reduced.¹
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Best Colleges & Universities in Wyoming
Top Consensus Ranked Schools in Wyoming 2020
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To identify the Best Colleges in Wyoming for 2020 we averaged the latest results from the most respected college ranking systems with thousands of real student review scores from around the web to produce a unique College Consensus rating for each school. You won't find a more comprehensive ranking of the top colleges and universities in Wyoming anywhere. Read more about our rankings methodology and sources at our about page.
If you're interested in distance learning, check out our ranking of the Best Online Colleges in Wyoming. You can also find out more about college financial aid with our list of the Top Wyoming Scholarships.
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Traditionally, coal, oil, and agriculture were the cornerstones of Wyoming's economy, and they still are, along with eco- and adventure tourism. That is still the case, but unfortunately, in the last decade, Wyoming has seen significant population loss as young people move to more promising, less challenging states. The state has begun finding innovative ways to turn the tide back, starting job initiatives (such as Wyoming Grown) to keep and attract young workers. Wyoming's higher education system is doing the same, investing in technology, health sciences, and other professional programs to nurture a home-grown crop of innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders.
At this time, only one institution of higher learning, the University of Wyoming, has made the College Consensus ranking. This is no commentary on the quality of Wyoming's higher education, but only a reflection of the simple fact that, as the state with the smallest population (just over half a million people), there are only two four-year institutions in Wyoming. Wyoming Catholic College, while recognized by the Cardinal Newman Society (an authoritative survey of Catholic schools), is not regionally accredited and thus not included in the College Consensus system.
Doing Higher Education in Wyoming
That leaves the University of Wyoming, which, to be certain, is no slouch, ranking among the best national research universities and the top public universities in the US. The University of Wyoming was founded in 1886, while the area was still the Wyoming Territory, when the state was still little more than wilderness. Without gold and silver, and with petroleum still a few years from being a real marketable commodity, Wyoming was not much more than federally protected land and a few rough frontiersmen. But the Morrill Land-Grant Act put a land-grant university in every state, and that included Wyoming.
The land-grant university system focused on agriculture and mechanical engineering, which turned out to be perfect for Wyoming, as the state's economy came to depend on coal, oil, and natural gas, almost entirely. The strong foundation in engineering ensured that UW would develop into a top STEM research institution, led by top-notch agriculture, natural resources, and engineering programs. Those programs are precisely where Wyoming's best bets for the future lie, as well. With nearly half of Wyoming's land made up of federally protected parks, and an abundance of wide-open space, Wyoming has been central to research in alternative energy research like wind and solar power. The Haub College of Environment and Natural Resources is one of the world's foremost schools of its kind. It's all the better, considering that Wyoming is one of the most affordable schools in the US to get an advanced degree in STEM.
With a scattered, largely rural population, the University of Wyoming is a model of outreach and accessibility, out of pure necessity. Once called the Outreach School, UW Distance proclaims "The World Needs More Cowboys" (the UW mascot), and then goes out to make it happen. UW runs seven regional centers throughout the state, offering dozens of degree and certificate programs to students where they are. But even more significantly, UW has also made online education one of their priorities, and year after year more degree programs become available either completely online, or in hybrid format. UW's distance offerings are extensive and comprehensive, going all the way up to doctoral degrees in areas like education and nursing, helping to keep Wyoming's healthcare and education systems up to the task.
Even though College Consensus doesn't cover community colleges, it would be a shame to leave out Wyoming's community colleges, which are crucial to education in the state. With more than 40 campuses and extension locations, Wyoming community colleges educate more than 30,000 students a year and transfer hundreds of students into full 4-year programs, either at the University of Wyoming or elsewhere. They are the rock that Wyoming higher education is built on, and without community colleges, Wyoming might grind to a halt.
The Future of Wyoming's Colleges
As advanced as higher education gets in Wyoming, the state is still combating "brain drain," and that is likely to remain Wyoming's greatest challenge in the coming years. The state has taken steps, though, such as the aforementioned Wyoming Grown initiative. Started by the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, Wyoming Grown is an ambitious effort combining incentives, civic pride, and good old-fashioned marketing to encourage Wyoming's wayward professionals to return, and to convince Wyoming's young people to stay and be the change they want to see in the Cowboy State. What impact it will have, only time will tell, but Wyoming isn't known for half-measures.
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Coventry Boulevard, the new road south of the back gate bridge off U.S. 17 Bypass, should open to traffic within the next two months, a Myrtle Beach city official said.
The new road was designed to re-route drivers south of the U.S. 17 Bypass/S.C. 707 intersection who wanted to head to The Market Common. It will help traffic avoid the new off ramp at the back gate bridge. About 70,000 vehicles travel through the U.S. 17 Bypass/S.C. 707 intersection daily, which prompted state and county officials to build the back gate bridge. The bridge opened to traffic in October.


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Last Sunday we studied through 2 Timothy 3:1-9 considering the reason for peril in the last days. Pastor Mark and I sat down to answer the questions we received from the message.
@ 4:00 – If I recognize that I have a hardened heart. How do I change that?
@ 13:12 – If I am struggling with some of the things mentioned in verses 2-5 am I not saved?
@ 17:22 – What does it mean to repent?
@ 24:18 – How do I confront a Christian friend who does not have the fruit of the spirit in the way they live?
@ 31:25 – Are you saying we need to kick out Christians who live in sin from our church?
@ 35:05 – If my children are disobedient how should I discipline them?
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Молодёжное () — село в Зерендинском районе Акмолинской области Казахстана. Входит в состав Аккольского сельского округа. Код КАТО — 115657100.

География
Село расположено на востоке района, в 60 км на северо-восток от центра района села Зеренда, в 20 км на юго-восток от центра сельского округа села Акколь.

Улицы

 ул. Вовы Ташибаева,
 ул. Алматы,
 ул. Жайлау,
 ул. Карл Маркса,
 ул. Комсомольская,
 ул. Кошевого,
 ул. Лесхозная,
 ул. Молодежная,
 ул. Советская,
 ул. Целинная.

Решением акима Аккольского сельского округа за 30 октября 2018 года, в селе были переименованы 2 улицы.

Ближайшие населённые пункты

 село Туполевка в 10 км на севере,
 село Казахстан в 13 км на северо-западе,
 аул Кенесары в 13 км на юге,
 село Кызылагаш в 14 км на востоке.

Население
В 1989 году население села составляло 1160 человек (из них казахов 48%, русских 28%).

В 1999 году население села составляло 860 человек (426 мужчин и 434 женщины). По данным переписи 2009 года, в селе проживало 806 человек (402 мужчины и 404 женщины).

Примечания

Населённые пункты Зерендинского района


International Journal of Nursing Studies. 45(5): 706-713. 2008.
Smoking prevalence among Chinese males is the highest in the world and its morbidity and mortality is growing. Previous studies suggested nurses are inadequately prepared to treat tobacco use and dependence.
To examine the inclusion and organization of tobacco control content in the undergraduate nursing curriculum of Hong Kong and Mainland China; and the smoking status of faculty and students.
Deans of 32 nursing schools in Hong Kong and China with an undergraduate programme (representing over 12000 students) completed a self-administered questionnaire. Results: Most schools included the health hazards of tobacco (56.3–100%), but few covered tobacco cessation theory (31.3–62.5%), or behavioural (9.4–56.3%) and pharmacological (3.1–34.4%) interventions in the curriculum. Most curricula covered less than 1 h of tobacco content per year of study. Nearly all schools (93.1%) reported smoking among faculty but only half reported access to smoking cessation programmes.
This is the first known study to examine the extent of tobacco control education in the nursing curriculum in China. Results suggested deficiencies in the coverage and clinical practice in smoking and smoking cessation, and recommendations were made to strengthen the curriculum.


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Don Cheadle's Confused Reaction to Emmy Nomination Is All of Us
Many online were both happy yet bewildered by the Black Monday actor's recognition.
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Don Cheadle attends 'No Sudden Move' during 2021 Tribeca Festival at The Battery on June 18, 2021 in New York City.
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On Tuesday, nominations for the 2021 Emmys were revealed. While there were any well-deserved and arguably long overdue recognitions (looking at you I May Destroy You and Lovecraft Country), one actor's nomination in particular stood out from the pack.
Don Cheadle, who made a brief cameo appearance as Colonel James Rupert "Rhodey" Rhodes (aka War Machine) in Marvel's Disney+ series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, secured a nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series, much to his and several fans' surprise. Per Complex, many online were questioning and confused as to whether or not the Avengers' star's 98-second appearance was worth a nom, especially considering how a big chunk of the series premise revolved around former super-soldier Isaiah Bradley, brilliantly portrayed by Carl Lumbly.
As for Don? He felt the exact same way. Well, kind of.
'Thanks, well wishers. sorry, haters," Cheadle tweeted in part after hearing the news. " I don't really get it either. buuuuuuuuuut on we go…"
Seeing as how he's been nominated 11 times over the course of his career, maybe this nomination will finally help Cheadle secure that coveted win, despite the confusing circumstances surrounding it. But even if he doesn't clench the "W," he's still got plenty to celebrate!
According to People, the 56-year-old actor recently tied the knot with longtime partner Brigid Coulter after 28 years. Cheadle first revealed the news to guest host Wanda Sykes on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in late June. Over the weekend during the premiere of his new film Space Jam: A New Legacy, the Black Monday star explained the reasoning behind finally getting hitched after all this time, jokingly telling Entertainment Tonight:
"Our accountant proposed to both of us and he showed us the numbers, and we said, yeah, we should probably do it. It came up a lot of times, but every time, we were like, 'But we're already together?' [The accountant said], 'Yeah, but this is a better reason to be together.' Really, it's because our accountant proposed to us. I wish there were some big sweet romantic story, but the romance happened, you know, the first year."
Coulter added, "You've got to make sure. I wasn't sure. Now, I think I'm almost sure."


CHICAGO, IL--(Marketwired - October 14, 2013) - U.S. Cellular (NYSE: USM) is making it easy for customers to manage their data, voice and messaging services with its new Shared Data plans for consumers and small businesses. With these new plans, customers can build the plan that best meets the wireless needs of their families or employees without having to keep track of multiple plans or accounts. These plans are available now, and existing customers are not required to change to a Shared Data plan.
U.S. Cellular's Shared Data plans include unlimited minutes and messaging and provide customers flexibility in choosing a data plan to match how they use their wireless devices. Customers can share a single bucket of data among their smartphones, basic phones, tablets, hotspots and wireless modems. U.S. Cellular offers the most Shared Data options of any carrier and its plans are the only ones in the marketplace that come with a valuable rewards program that recognizes customer loyalty.
"At U.S. Cellular, providing an exceptional wireless experience is our number one goal, and we strive to provide it through our high-quality network along with devices and plans that meet our customers' needs," said Joe Settimi, vice president of products, pricing and innovation for U.S. Cellular. "Our Shared Data plans are designed to simplify the way our customers manage their wireless usage and provide choice and flexibility when deciding what is right for them."
Customers can start by selecting the devices, up to 10, that they want on their Shared Data plan. They can then choose the amount of data that matches up with their usage on those devices from plans that start at 300 MB for $40 and go up to 75 GB for $560 per month. Business customers can select up to 25 devices to share up to 100 GB of data for $750 per month. Tethering is included on all plans. Smartphones have a monthly device connection charge of $40, basic phones are $30, hotspots and wireless modems are $20 and tablets can be added for $10 per month.
The following chart shows a sampling of some of the Shared Data plans that customers can choose from.
Data only plans are available for tablets, hotspots and modems that start at $10 per month for 1 GB of data. The same monthly device connection charges as above apply. For customers with basic phones, U.S. Cellular is offering "Talk and Text Only Plans" that include 450 minutes and unlimited messaging for individuals for $50 and 1000 minutes and unlimited messaging for families at $100 for two lines and $20 for each additional line.
For a limited time, customers that add a tablet, hotspot or modem to their Shared Data plan get the monthly device connection charge waived until the end of 2013. For more information on U.S. Cellular's Shared Data plans, visit uscellular.com.
Additional terms, conditions and/or charges may apply. See uscellular.com for details.
U.S. Cellular rewards its customers with unmatched benefits and industry-leading innovations designed to elevate the customer experience. The Chicago-based carrier has a strong line-up of cutting-edge devices that are all backed by its high-speed network that has the highest call quality of any national carrier. Currently, 61 percent of customers have access to 4G LTE speeds and nearly 90 percent will have access by the end of 2013. U.S. Cellular was named a J.D. Power and Associates Customer Service Champion in 2012 for the second year in a row. To learn more about U.S. Cellular, visit one of its retail stores or uscellular.com. To get the latest news, promos and videos, connect with U.S. Cellular on Facebook.com/uscellular, Twitter.com/uscellular and YouTube.com/uscellularcorp.


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Q: How to remove the last line in xterm.js I'm trying to remove the last line of a xtermjs terminal. In the docs I have only found the clear and reset methods, but I just want to remove the last line.

A: I solved this based on the answers of this question

\33[2K erases the entire line your cursor is currently on
\033[A moves your cursor up one line, but in the same column i.e. not
  to the start of the line
\r brings your cursor to the beginning of the line (r is for rewind)
  but does not erase anything

I ended up using this to erase the last line:
terminal.write('\x1b[2K\r')

\x1b is the hexadecimal of \033, because I was getting this error when using the octal version.

Octal literal in strict mode

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Sleep is elusive in early parenthood. While babies bring endless joy, many exhausted parents yearn for more rest to be at the best parent they can be.
Sleep is an elusive thing in early parenthood. While babies bring endless joys and wonders, many exhausted parents yearn for more rest to be at the best parent they can be.
We talked with area doctors and experts to gain advice on working toward better sleep for babies so parents can find rest, too.
It's important to know that infants cannot be "scheduled."
Meggan Hartman, a sleep specialist and founder of the Soul of Motherhood, talks not about schedules but "more of a daily rhythm."
"The reason I refer to it as a rhythm is that there are times when we get out of rhythm or the rhythm needs to change," she said. "There is also some flexibility to the rhythm where as a schedule has more structure to it.
Hartman suggests starting a rhythm for an infant once birthweight has been regained.
Though infants can't be scheduled there are things you can do to comfort help them sleep.
"Developmentally, most infants are not ready for 'sleep training' until 4 months of age, when patterns of consolidated nighttime sleep intersect with an infant's ability to self-soothe," Pulver says.
Infant sleep schedules can be diverse, Pulver explains.
"Sleep stretches are incredibly variable. We've all heard about the 6-week-old who is sleeping six hours at a time (if only we all could be so lucky!) and the 3-month-old who is still waking every three to four hours," she says.
The pediatrician notes a baby's sleep may depend on size, age, feeding frequency and how easily an infant is able to settle himself and go back to sleep after waking.
"I encourage parents to focus their energy on adjusting bedtime routines and sleep expectations to meet a growing infant's developmental stage. ... If we give infants tools to develop healthy sleep skills, then they will naturally consolidate their sleep and be able to return to sleep after rousing during the night without a sleep 'crutch' or the aid of a parent," Pulver says, reminding parents that "these skills take time."
An baby's first year "can be bumpy" in the sleep department, Hartman says. "Some babies fall right into it and others not so much. Keep laying the sleep foundation, and it will pay off."
She also says parents should keep in mind "that babies have a temperament and learning preference. I say this because despite everything that the parent is doing well, the baby might have a different style of doing things."
Parents will help babies develop good sleep habits by putting them in bed before they are asleep, Pulver says.
"If parents start to do this at 2-3 months when an infant's nervous system is a bit more mature, then babies can begin to develop the ability to drift off to sleep independently from a drowsy state," she says.
Hartman advocates teaching infants to fall asleep by themselves, without parents intervening.
"There are numerous ways to teach a baby to do this, but how they fall asleep at bedtime dictates what they are going to need in the middle of the night," she says.
At 4 months old, babies should be able to soothe themselves and fall asleep, Pulver says.
"At this point, I encourage parents to continue putting their babies down drowsy but not asleep and then giving infants 5-10 minutes to fuss and settle themselves when nighttime wakings occur. Many infants are able to return to sleep on their own, but need to be given a little time and space to develop these skills," she says.
Pulver encourages parents to not do too much to help a baby get settled. "Remember the goal is for your infant to be able to fall asleep on her own, not to have you be a perpetual part of her return-to-sleep routine."
Dr. Andrea Preston, with Our Family Doctor in Asheville, points out bedtimes will change just as feeding times do as a baby develops. When looking setting a bedtime, she notes, "earlier is often better."
Every baby will likely go through a sleep regression as they grow and rapidly develop.
Hartman says regression can caused by teething, illness, a developmental leap, learning a new major motor skill or a change in the environment or daily routine.
"How hard the child regresses depends on their temperament. For some babies, all of these things are no big deal, and for others, it can be mind blowing," she says.
For babies whose sleep is easily affected, parents "may have to sleep train several times within the first year."
"If parents have traveled, then wait a night to get comfortable back home, then sleep train. With motor skills, once the baby has consolidated the skill, then parents can sleep train. Once the event has past, then drop back to what you have done in the past to sleep train."
Pulver suggests talking about sleep and developmental stages at each well visit.
"That's the best way to tailor and adjust your approach to sleep to your child's specific feeding plan, size, medical condition and temperament," she adds.


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Q: Connect to a queue on JBoss EAP6 from Camel I have a HornetQ JMS queue set on JBoss EAP6, in the standalone.xml file.
<hornetq-server>
[...]
    <jms-connection-factories>
        <connection-factory name="RemoteConnectionFactory">
            <connectors>
                <connector-ref connector-name="netty"/>
            </connectors>
            <entries>
                <entry name="java:jboss/exported/jms/RemoteConnectionFactory"/>
            </entries>
        </connection-factory>
    </jms-connection-factories>

    <jms-destinations>
        <jms-queue name="WorkflowExecution">
            <entry name="/queue/MyQueue"/>
            <entry name="java:jboss/exported/queue/MyQueue"/>
        </jms-queue>
    </jms-destinations>
</hornetq-server>

The queue works fine, and I can send messages on it using tools like Hermes JMS.
I'm working on a standalone client application, running in Fuse 4.4, that has to send a message to the queue via a Camel route but I can't figure out how to set the connector in the configuration.
This is what I tried to set in the camel-context.xml file:
<bean id="jmsinjection" class="org.apache.camel.component.jms.JmsComponent">
  <property name="connectionFactory">
    <bean class="org.springframework.jndi.JndiObjectFactoryBean">
      <property name="jndiName" value="jms/RemoteConnectionFactory" />
      <property name="jndiEnvironment">
        <props>
          <prop key="java.naming.provider.url">remote://myEAPurl:port</prop>
          <prop key="java.naming.factory.initial">org.jboss.naming.remote.client.InitialContextFactory</prop>
        </props>
      </property>
    </bean>
  </property>
</bean>

And the exception I get:

Error creating bean with name 'jmsinjection' defined in URL [bundle://79.37:0/META-INF/spring/camel-context.xml]: Initialization of bean failed; nested exception is org.springframework.beans.ConversionNotSupportedException: Failed to convert property value of type 'org.hornetq.jms.client.HornetQJMSConnectionFactory' to required type 'javax.jms.ConnectionFactory' for property 'connectionFactory'; nested exception is java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot convert value of type [org.hornetq.jms.client.HornetQJMSConnectionFactory] to required type [javax.jms.ConnectionFactory] for property 'connectionFactory': no matching editors or conversion strategy found

According to the javadoc, HornetQJMSConnectionFactory implements javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory which extends javax.jms.ConnectionFactory, so I don't get why I get this exception.
I spent hours scraping JBoss forum and doc but can't find a way to make it work.
What is wrong in my camel configuration? How to fix it?

A: The problem is due to the OSGi class-loader.
Fuse ESB already has a version of javax.jms.ConnectionFactory loaded in the classpath.
Adding the jboss-client.jar does add the HornetQJMSConnectionFactory to the classpath but also another version of the ConnectionFactory.
The solution is to add all the following dependencies to the bundle and remove the jboss-client.jar as indicated on this page:
hornetq-core
hornetq-jms
jboss-ejb-client
jboss-logging
jboss-logmanager
jboss-marshalling
jboss-marshalling-river
jboss-remote-naming
jboss-remoting
jboss-sasl
netty
remoting-jmx
xnio-api
xnio-nio

You can find all those dependencies with the correct version directly on your JBoss EAP instance repository. Names may be a bit different.


Social Media World Forum Europe is coming to London on 27th and 28th March 2012 at Olympia Two (Hammersmith Road, London, W14 8UX). The fourth annual SMWF Europe will be the biggest show yet, gathering around 4000 industry professionals: marketers, PR professionals, social media strategists, agencies and SMEs will attend the most popular conference on social media trends.
Sessions and Workshops are being held from 9 to 17.30 and aim to provide advice and insight around how to engage customers, manage brand perceptions, empower employees and open new un-tapped audiences through diverse social media channels. The Expo Pass (including Marketing Tech) is free but the one and two-day workshop passes cost £295 and £495: to register, visit SocialMediaForum.
This year SMWF includes six conference streams concerning the top matters in the social evolution of business communication: Social Media Marketing, Social TV, Enterprise B2B and Social Marketing, Social Shopping and ecommerce, Marketing Tech Toolbox and Mobile Marketing.
Speakers taking part in SMWF come from the best known social media companies including Twitter (Bruce Daisley, UK Sales Director), LinkedIn (Joshua Graff, Global Marekting Director EMEA ) and Tumblr (Mark Coatney, Director & Media Evangelist).
Experts from international media and technology companies will attend too. Top industry names include: Allister Frost, Head of Digital Marketing Strategy, Microsoft, Delphine Remy-Boutang, WW Social Media Director, IBM Software Group, Christer Holloman, Author of 'The Social Media MBA and Resident blogger at Sky News Tech Talk and Lauren Gerstner, Global Manager, Social Media Strategy & Communications, Nokia Care at Nokia.


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Q: COleSafeArray vs CComSafeArray I am in a situation where I have a COM object that I need to use in come windows only C++ code. The COM object has functions that accept SAFEARRAYs as arguments to pass arrays of bytes. After looking at the SAFEARRAY API ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms221145(v=vs.85).aspx ) I decided it wasn't what I wanted  and that I should find an object oriented wrapper. I tried looking for open source ones and I didn't find any. I found that microsoft has created two objects that seem to encapsulate SAFEARRAY. It looks like the CComSafeArray is exactly what I need, and like the the COleSafeArray might be useful but could exist only for legacy compatibility.
Is COleSafeArray just around for historical compatibility or is there something I am missing?
When should COleSafeArray be used instead of CComSafeArray?
Are there any open source implementations that might be worth looking into?
What are the Pros and Cons of each?

A: The difference is obvious from class names.
MFC COleSafeArray is designed to support OLE Automation and is actually wrapper for OLE VARIANT struct (which can contain SAFEARRAY). It works generally with array elements as they are of VARIANT type so you need to select & extract appropriate type manually.
ATL CComSafeArray is designed to support SAFEARRAY for generic COM and is actually wrapper for SAFEARRAY struct. It's template class parametrized with array elements type.
In general you shall use CComSafeArray, it's easier and simplier, accessing elements almost same way as for regular arrays/vectors.
COleSafeArray may be preferable sometimes if you work with OLE Automation interfaces that intensively use VARIANT parameters, e.g. automating MS Office, using Visual Basic components etc. For comparision in this case with CComSafeArray you will need to wrap/unwrap it manually to/from VARIANT object.


Changing our mindsets and improving our thinking and beliefs takes continued effort, but it doesn't have to be a chore.
Check out these great mental toughness resources to help you keep making positive shifts so you can get what you want as quickly as possible. When we believe we can do it and know how to cope with challenges, we succeed.
Small but insightful spiritually-focused book that clearly helped me navigate more safely through a lot of fog about my life's direction.
An eternally useful and straightforward read about succeeding in life. Classic!
Fascinating insights into the way we think and how we can use that knowledge to our advantage. Incredibly simple ideas and ways to apply this knowledge in our every day lives. Worth a read.
Every little insight, gain in awareness, and new perspective nudges you closer to greater mental resilience and ability to ride more smoothly over life's bumps. And the more your thoughts are in alignment with your vision, the sooner you're living the life you've always imagined.


Ireland is a country full of culture. There are many experiences in Ireland you must not miss out on. No matter what time of year it is when you visit the gorgeous emerald isle you can experience all of the things below. You simply cannot visit Ireland and not experience everything that makes this country… Read More Top experiences in Ireland you must not miss out on.


Chernobyl Crab: The infamous Fly Tier - Artist with a colorful Keys personality Tim Borski is known for creating big ugly flies that really catch fish. This pattern is just that a big spun deerhair body with large eyes and a bushy tail. It is a superb prey species imitation with the ability to resemble a shrimp, a crab or a small baitfish like a goby. It is tied with enough weight to mimic the proper sink rate of a diving crab. Tied on a very stout TMC800S hook for the big boys. I caught my first flats Mutton Snapper on this pattern and Redfish just eat this fly up as well.


Watch for these mistakes if you hope to get to retirement with enough money to enjoy your time.
Many people think saving for retirement is complicated enough: finding money to put away, considering the type of investment to put it in, and managing the ups and downs of the markets in this economy. And there are some pitfalls that can complicate your retirement strategy. But every day, thousands of people do find the resources to retire, even though they may have made some mistakes along the way. Here are a few mistakes you should watch for and avoid if you hope to get to retirement with enough money to enjoy your time.
What are your retirement financial goals? To find out, you can start by trying to estimate how much money you'll need to live on in retirement. You'll need to factor in your expected retirement income sources, including a pension (if any) and any Social Security benefits, plus any additional amounts you've saved. You'll also need to factor in the cost of healthcare in retirement, as that is a concern for many retirees.
Consider what you will need to provide the basics of food, shelter, and clothing. Then add in the wants, like travel, transportation, clubs and organizations. Once you know the needs and wants, you can consider whether you might have enough to consider some dreams, like a vacation home, exotic destinations, or starting a business. Now, how much will each of those things cost? Make a plan to set aside what you'll need over the amount of time you have until retirement.
You may have your strategy and know how much you'll need to have the retirement you want. However, if you've waited until your late 40s to start saving, you may not have enough time to accumulate enough for all those retirement goals. Starting early gives you a lot of time to accumulate enough for your retirement savings – you may not have to set aside as much for retirement if your investments have time to grow, plus you have the power of compound earnings on your side if you start early. All is not lost if you have waited to start your retirement savings, but it will take a lot more sacrifice to accumulate enough to meet your goals.
So you've got a strategy, and you've started setting aside funds early enough. You'll have plenty now, right? So much you'll be able to retire early! Well maybe, or maybe not. How fast you make your goal depends on a lot of factors, including what the markets may do. Sure, if they grow and grow and grow, you'll make your goal quickly. But markets don't work that way - they have up years and down years. And if you're counting on double digit increases every year, you should probably prepare for disappointment. It's unrealistic to expect growth every year. A year of increase can be followed by a year of double digit decrease. The stock market has averaged an increase of about 8 percent over the last 50 years (Forbes, 2018), and it has endured a few 30 percent decreases during that time. So keep your growth goals realistic.
If you've got your strategy in place, have started early and have realistic expectations, you may be well on your way to realizing your retirement financial goals.


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Which classics do 당신 remember when 당신 were little in the old days?
WHICH WAS YOUR FAVERITE 80'S CARTOON/ 또는 CHARECTER?
WHAT SHOW COULD 당신 WATCH OVER AND OVER AND OVER?
WHICH 80'S 별, 스타 IS THE CHEESIEST?
Okay does anybody know this show I remember it ever airing I would get extremely happy. it was on nich I think and it was about guys and upside down I'm pretty sure.
Do 당신 remember this Show?
Title:Best Romantic 판타지 combining 2D 애니메이션 and live action.
I so miss my childhood as they had great 영화 like Snow White, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahuntas ,Little Mermaid,Swan Princess, 아나스타샤 etc I always watch them all the time. But as a kid I was so afraid of the movie The Mask jezz it scared the crap outta me. Also as a kid I used to watch Card Captors, Pokemon , Lizzie Maguire. Does anyone miss the 90's. Now that was a time wher cheesy stuff came out . Today I 사랑 the movie 마법에 걸린 사랑 as everytime I watch it it makes me feel like a kid again. Did anyone see it. Very good indeed.
THERE IS A NEW SITE COMMING. ITS CALLED THEVIDEOBAY.ORG... IT WILL SUPPOSIDLY BE THE 다음 당신 TUBE.. ONLY, THIS SITE, WILL HAVE UNREGGULATED STUFF, UNCENCURED. WHICH I LOVE. ONE THING I HATE ABOUT 당신 TUBE IS THE TEN 분 RULE. 당신 CAN ONLY 업로드 TEN MIN. WORTH.. THIS IS SUPPOSED TO HAVE UP TO TWO HOURS 업로드 TIME. AND JUST LIKE 당신 TUBE, 당신 HAVE YOUR OWN CHANNEL, AND THE SITE WILL HAVE ITS OWN CHANNEL. FOR FULL MOVIE, FULL EPISODES.. I HEARD A LOT ABOUT THIS. SUPPOSIDLY ONE OF THE BEST SITES TO OPEN THIS YEAR. SO WATCH OUT FOR IT, IT WILL BE OPEN SOON. I CANT WAIT.
a comment was made to the poll: WHICH WAS YOUR FAVERITE 80'S CARTOON/ 또는 CHARECTER?
a comment was made to the question: Okay does anybody know this show I remember it ever airing I would get extremely happy. it was on nich I think and it was about guys and upside down I'm pretty sure.
a question 추가되었습니다: Okay does anybody know this show I remember it ever airing I would get extremely happy. it was on nich I think and it was about guys and upside down I'm pretty sure.
What did they call the liquid that killed 만화 on the movie, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"
FREE 디즈니 cartoon & live 영화 this week on cable!!
망토, 망 토 & Dagger movie screening in Austin, TX!!!