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Beyond Dreamings: A Symposium Investigating the Importance and Legacies of Indigenous Australian Art in the United States
ABOUT THE SYMPOSIUM The 1988 exhibition Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Australia at the Asia Society Galleries in New York catapulted Aboriginal art onto …
Written by: Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection
The 1988 exhibition Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Australia at the Asia Society Galleries in New York catapulted Aboriginal art onto the world stage. Dreamings was the first major introduction of Aboriginal art to American audiences and represented a major turning point in its international reception. Anthropologist Fred Myers describes it as the moment when "Aboriginal art emphatically became 'fine art.'" Dreamings also signaled a radical shift in the ways Indigenous artists and communities were represented in the modern museum. This symposium celebrates three decades since Dreamings, reconsidering its historical moment and examining its legacies. Speakers include artists, curators, art historians, anthropologists and critics who will consider the future of contemporary Indigenous Australian art in the post-Dreamings era.
Thursday, February 21, Harrison Small Auditorium
5:00 pm: Keynote, Aboriginal Art Over the Last 30 Years with Indigenous Curator Djon Mundine and Margo Smith
Friday, February 22, Harrison Small Auditorium
9:30 am: Coffee and refreshments
10:00 am – 12:00 pm: When Aboriginal Art Became Fine Art, with Chris Anderson, John Carty, Françoise Dussart, Fred Myers and Peter Sutton
12:00 pm: Lunch
1:00 pm: Artist Balang John Mawurndjul Discusses His Work with Murray Garde
2:00 – 4:00 pm: Indigenous Australian Art in Contemporary Art Discourse, with Maia Nuku, Henry F. Skerritt and Terry Smith
5:30 – 7:00 pm: Reception at the Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of UVA (note that this event is in a different location, a 20 minute drive from Harrison Small Auditorium)
Saturday, February 23, Kluge-Ruhe Collection
10:30 am: Gallery Talks. UVA graduate student curators and the symposium speakers at the Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of UVA (note: this event is in a different location, a 20 minute drive from Harrison Small Auditorium)
CHRIS ANDERSON Principal at Yirri Global and Senior Advisor Acorn International
JOHN CARTY Head of Humanities, South Australian Museum, and Professor of Anthropology, University of Adelaide
FRANÇOISE DUSSART Professor in the Department of Anthropology and the Department of Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies, University of Connecticut
MURRAY GARDE Linguist/anthropologist, Bininj Kunwok Regional Language Centre
BALANG JOHN MAWURNDJUL OAM Kuninjku language, Kurulk clan, Maningrida Arts & Culture
DJON MUNDINE OAM Indigenous Australian curator, writer, artist and activist (Bandjalung)
FRED MYERS Silver Professor of Anthropology, New York University
MAIA NUKU Evelyn A.J. Hall and John A. Friede Associate Curator for Oceanic Art (Maori – Ngai Tai), Metropolitan Museum of Art
HENRY F. SKERRITT Curator of the Indigenous Arts of Australia, Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of UVA
TERRY SMITH Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Contemporary Art History and Theory, University of Pittsburgh
MARGO SMITH AM Director of the Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of UVA
PETER SUTTON Curator, anthropologist and Senior Research Fellow, University of Adelaide
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This event is sponsored by the Embassy of Australia, the UVA Institute of the Humanities and Global Cultures and Maningrida Arts and Culture.
Shorty Lungkarta Tjungurrayi, "Pattern in Sand," 1980, acrylic on composition board. Gift of Maria T. Kluge, 2012. © estate of the artist licensed by Aboriginal Artists Agency Ltd.
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The creator explores the town in "Los Angeles" with essays on pedestrians, the "Button Girl" and extra – The Pasadena Star Information
While he is from Lakewood, D.J. Waldie has always been an avid Los Angeles observer.
The author, born in 1948, has captured the history, culture, and everyday life of Los Angeles in a handful of books known for shedding light on commonplace things that create a sense of place.
He is perhaps best known for having said this kind of thing in his book, Holy Land: A Suburban Memoir, his account of growing up in Lakewood in the 1950s, who later worked for the city and retired as deputy city administrator Spotlights turned on its own neighborhood by Lakewood in 2010.
Lakewood resident D.J. Waldie wrote a new book entitled "Becoming Los Angeles: Myth, Memory and Feeling of Place", which illuminates the city through a collection of essays. (Courtesy photo of Angel City Press)
Waldie's other published works include Real City: Downtown Los Angeles Inside / Outside and Where We Are: Notes from Los Angeles, a collection of his essays and observations on the development of the city.
In his latest book, Becoming Los Angeles: Myth, Memory, and Sense of Place, Waldie takes on the sprawling city with a mixture of poetry, historical, and cultural criticism to explore the myths and realities of Los Angeles in a collection of Los Angeles essays.
The work touches on the history of the city well into the 19th century and deals with issues such as pedestrians, the density of the city, smog, weather, homelessness, real characters, and even the transplants that define the city and convey place.
Waldie spoke to the Southern California News Group about his latest book, which will be published August 18 by Angel City Press. Some of the answers have been lightly edited and condensed for space.
Q: is this a history book? Is it a memory Is it a criticism of the city?
A: It's all of these things. It's part history, part personal memory, part reflection on the role of nature in Los Angeles, and part a collection of examples of men and women who became Angelenos.
Q: Why did you want to write this book?
A: I think it is incredibly important right now that the people who live here know better how to get a feel for a place. I think the lack of a sense of place is a disadvantage for the type of city and region we want to live in.
Q: Is it a celebration of the city or a hard look at LA?
A: I think this book is an example of a critical imagination. It is a view of Los Angeles from different perspectives that is intended to provide the reader with new perspectives on his whereabouts, so that he can draw more attention to this place and ask the right questions about it.
Q: You write a lot about Los Angeles. What was it about this city that inspired you so much?
A: I have a deep interest in how people live their everyday lives, and while I'm not a trained historian, I love history.
Q: What does it mean to be an Angeleno?
A: It means being ready to be mixed, hybrid ethnicity, race, attitude, what you eat, what you hear. The truth of Los Angeles is that the world meets here and sometimes it was a brutal collision and sometimes it was a redeeming gathering.
Q: What will readers of this book learn about Los Angeles that you think will surprise them about the city?
A: I think you might be surprised how much the 19th century city is still part of the 21st century city. We tend to think of Los Angeles as a kind of constant erasure of the past. I think the reader will find that the book suggests that the past lingers, it lingers.
Q: what is an example of this?
A: Go to downtown Los Angeles and have a look around. The street grid for downtown Los Angeles follows the pattern established by Spanish law of India in 1781, according to which the street grid had to be angled 45 degrees from true north and south due to the location of the river. Other cities have roads go north, south, east, and west, the familiar grid you see all over America. But downtown Los Angeles has a crooked heart and hints at a Spanish colonial past.
Q: In the book you talk about well-known LA personalities like Huell Howser, but you also talk about everyday people like a woman who sold buttons who have a personality all of their own. Who is the Button Lady, as you call her, and why was it important to you to include her in this book?
A: She is in the book because she represents someone who will turn the everyday chores of trading into an extraordinary encounter. Buying a button should be the least interesting thing you do in life, she makes it fabulous. And that's an interesting aspect of Los Angeles, that a lot of what is very ordinary can become wonderful here.
Q: You say in the book that Los Angeles has always been a "place of becoming." What do you mean by that?
A: This means that Los Angeles has been a city not only in the present but also in the future throughout its history. That has some good aspects like innovation, creativity, but also some negative aspects. If the real Los Angeles is not here and now, but always out there in the future, it leads to a certain disregard for the here and now. We always wait for the next Los Angeles and don't pay attention to the current Los Angeles.
Q: What would you like people to know about LA through this book?
A: I would hope that while reading this book, people will learn a little more about how to fall in love with this place.
Dan Walters: College reformers win huge battle – Napa Valley Register
YAYO Rosen legislation agency declares it has filed a category motion lawsuit towards YayYo, Inc. – YAYO – Marketscreener.com

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Press releases in local languages
Ahlstrom releases
Ahlstrom Corporation cancels option rights of stock option programs I (2001) and II (2001)
Ahlstrom Corporation STOCK EXCHANGE ANNOUNCEMENT 28.9.2006 at 14.45
The Board of Directors of Ahlstrom Corporation has cancelled a total of 649,879 option rights of the company's stock option programs I a, b and c (2001) and II b and c (2001). The cancelled option rights were in the possession of the company's subsidiaries. After the cancellation of the said option rights, the share capital of the company can be increased by a maximum of EUR 873,025.50 based on the terms of stock option program I (2001), and by a maximum of EUR 780,258.00 based on the terms of stock option program II (2001).
The cancellation of option rights has been registered with the Trade Register on September 27, 2006.
Gustav Adlercreutz, Senior Vice President, Administration, General Counsel, tel. +358 10 888 4727
Helsinki Stock Exchange
Main media
www.ahlstrom.com
Ahlstrom in brief
Ahlstrom is a global leader in the development, manufacture and marketing of high performance fiber-based materials. Nonwovens and specialty papers, made by Ahlstrom, are used in a large variety of everyday products, e.g. in filters, wipes, flooring, labels, and tapes. The company has a strong market position in several business areas in which it operates, built upon the company's unique fiber expertise and innovative approach. Ahlstrom's 5,800 employees serve customers via sales offices and production facilities in more than 20 countries on six continents. In 2005, Ahlstrom's net sales amounted to EUR 1.55 billion. Ahlstrom's share is listed on the main list of the Helsinki Stock Exchange. The company website is www.ahlstrom.com.
Ahlstrom-Munksjö strengthens manufacturing platform for high performance filtration and energy storage applications
Ahlstrom-Munksjö completes the sale of glass fiber reinforcement business
Ahlstrom-Munksjö joins 4evergreen to boost sustainable packaging
Ahlstrom-Munksjö establishes a growth platform for its attractive Advanced Liquid Technologies business through acquisition


Attention law students: It's not too late to sign up for a marketing seminar put together by the State Bar of Michigan Practice Management Resource Center that will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Cooley's Auburn Hills campus. Law students can attend the seminar for free.
The seminar will feature speaker John F. Reed, an attorney and marketing expert, as well as SBM Practice Management Advisor JoAnn Hathaway.
–What should your BDM plan include?


What Happened to Google Earth?
Google Earth has sent 'congratulations' notices to say that a few of my images – like this one of Poza Honda – were very popular.
Poza Honda/ManabiProvince Ecuador – Have any of you ever added images to Google Earth-Maps? It's always been interesting to peruse those images and explore areas that we know well or to 'cyber travel' to new destinations without leaving home! The Satellite Image option helped me fine-tune my search for a new place to live, and reference images were very helpful.
This past week on Google Earth, I entered some GPS points for where I live – before passing them along for scientific reasons; almost immediately I hit a glitch. I could not find a place to type the coordinates. Perhaps that option is somewhere on the page, but I did not find it. Next I looked for my pinned images, and they were gone! In fact, there were no pinned images to anything on the map. Towns and places of interest were marked by name only. The letters were small and difficult to see – and my laptop has a large screen!
Google Chrome browser… note how tiny the bottom right options appear. That's where one finds the photo options.
Eventually I found the image option, which on my windows browser showed in a long horizontal strip at the bottom of the page. There were photos from different areas, and mine could not be accessed until scrolling east on the map, leaving the house site out of view. After I selected and enlarged one of my 'popular' images, a little arrow-type bar zipped from the photo and pointed into the middle of the lake! Ha, I had to laugh – it was several kilometers from the right location and was obviously submerged at the bottom of the reservoir!
Opera browser provided slightly-easier to view options.
The Dec 3rd earthquake, which rattled the house for almost a minute, must have nudged this particular GPS point into the lake!
Unable to drag it back in place via the old system that worked well, I opened a new window and did a search which took me to a Google Earth/Maps forum. Oh my, demons must have firmly attached themselves to those who make decisions for Google Earth/Maps, and they have made a lovely mess of what was once a well-managed site.
I moved to another quadrant that I know well – the area around Jama, and I remembered that someone had posted a picture of a Royal Poinciana/Flamboyant. I was curious to see if it still marked the correct spot. In real life, the tree was within view of where I once lived near the mouth of Rio Jama.
Royal Poinciana (Delonix regia)still stands, though the nearby farmhouse was destroyed in the April 16, 2016 earthquake.
Reflecting on a twelve-month journey through WordPress.
WordPress tossed us a tempting challenge for this end-of-the year photo challenge. With pleasure, I present some of the highlights of 2012.
This amazing tree was felled this past year.


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Top senators investigating Trump-Russia connections say "the issue of collusion is still open"
By Will Drabold
The top senators investigating possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia said they cannot yet rule out that the groups worked together to elect President Donald Trump.
"The issue of collusion is still open," said Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) in a Wednesday press conference. But, he added, "the outcome of the election, based on the tally of votes ... [Russia] didn't alter that."
Burr and Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) said it is too soon for them to draw conclusions on a broad range of questions about Russia's involvement in the 2016 election. They said that, so far, they agree with the late-2016 intelligence community assessment that Russia worked to influence the election. But they would not say if they believed that Russia tried to help elect Trump.
"We've got more work to do on the collusion question, but we're developing a clearer picture of what happened," Burr said.
The senators said questions about the firing of former FBI Director James Comey by the president should be addressed to special counsel Robert Mueller, who is conducting a simultaneous investigation. Burr said the Senate Intelligence Committee's investigation into Comey's firing "has reached a logical end."
Burr added the investigation has "hit a wall" with regards to the explosive dossier that detailed alleged embarrassing actions by Trump as a private citizen while in Russia. Burr said Christopher Steele, the former British intelligence officer who wrote the dossier, has not accepted invitations to speak to the committee.
The senators touted the 100-plus interviews, totaling more than 250 hours, that the committee has conducted as part of their investigation, which has been going for the better part of a year. Burr and Warner went to pains to point out they are exhausting all possible leads to answer questions about election interference before announcing their conclusions publicly.
"We'd love to find ways to close things down but we also see strains and threads we need to continue to push through," Warner said.
The senators thanked the Department of Homeland Security for last week notifying 21 states there was at least some attempt to hack their election system. They demurred on questions that would have let them criticize the president for dismissing Russian investigations as a "hoax."
Both senators said they want to dive deeper into the role social media advertising played in Russian interference activities. Burr noted Facebook, Google and Twitter executives have been invited to speak during a public committee hearing on Nov. 1.
Earlier this week, Facebook turned more than 3,000 ads bought by a Russian ad agency to the Senate committee. Those ads, purchased during the 2016 election, were seen by 10 million Americans and aimed to stoke division along racial, social and ethnic lines.
Urging a need for increased transparency in online political advertising, Warner said he hopes those companies will show who is responsible for purchasing ads, if they were created outside the U.S. and who is driving trending stories on social platforms.
"We have had incredible access and cooperation by those social media companies," Burr said.
Burr said that he hopes to finish the investigation by the end of the year. But he added that the committee's findings must be shared before primary elections in 2018 — mandating a delivery date of early 2018.


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Justice League Action: Run and DC Kids expand the DC Universe to Younger Readers
By Patrick Aloia
We're excited to announce the release of the Justice League Action: Run app, as well as the DC Kids YouTube series. These are awesome products for DC fans of all ages and a great way to get young superhero fans excited about and involved in the DC Universe. The press release below provides more details. We also have images for the show and the app, as well as a link to the premiere episode of DC Kids, and the trailer for JLA: Run. Check out this week's episode of the Weekly Comic News Show to learn more!
"Inspired by the new hit animated series, Justice League Action airing on Cartoon Network, the centerpiece of the app is a fun, mission-based runner-style game featuring fan-favorite Justice League characters including Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and more.
Justice League Action: Run will also be the ultimate destination for all things DC, featuring the latest episodes of DC Kids, the new original YouTube series from WBCP and DC Entertainment – and fans will also have access to animated videos from the DC universe, comic books, the latest DC news and more via the app.
On March 3, DC released their new family-friendly series, DC Kids! The YouTube original series will include fan-favorites such as DC Super Hero Girls, Teen Titans Go!, and Justice League Action, as well as interviews from the red carpet, exclusive access to San Diego Comic-Con, behind-the-scenes at Warner Bros. Animation, and even grand openings of DC theme park rides and attractions. Episodes will also feature unboxings and demos of the latest DC toys and products, as well as Super Hero-themed DIY crafts, hacks, activities, and even challenges that will let viewers get in on all the fun.
DC Kids will be available via the DC Kids YouTube channel, DCKids.com, and the all-new Justice League Action: Run mobile app."
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Jumeirah Group, the global luxury hotel company and a member of Dubai Holding, operates a world-class portfolio of hotels and resorts including the flagship Burj Al Arab Jumeirah. Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts manages properties in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, UAE, and Kuwait in the Middle East; Frankfurt, London and Mallorca (Spain) in Europe; the Maldives and Shanghai in Asia.
Jumeirah Lowndes Hotel is a boutique hotel in Belgravia offering a collection of appointed bedrooms and suites designed to suit the needs of both the leisure and business traveller. Lowndes Bar & Kitchen offers guests all-day dining from its modern British menu in a relaxed and comfortable setting. Guests have complimentary access to all facilities at the nearby Jumeirah Carlton Tower, including The Peak Health Club & Spa.
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	public readonly col!: Collection<INotification>;

	unsetSendingById(_id: string) {
		return this.col.updateOne({ _id }, {
			$unset: {
				sending: 1,
			},
		});
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	setErrorById(_id: string, error: any) {
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			_id,
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			$set: {
				error,
			},
			$unset: {
				sending: 1,
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		});
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Schneider Electric™ has teamed its Square D™ products, the gold standard of predictable, high-quality power distribution, with HomeAdvisor® to create a partnership program benefiting electrical contractors. The program, which launched in November, offers members of the Square D Electrical Contractor Portal quality customer leads via a flexible lead acquisition funnel. It also provides exclusive leads generated by Square D products allowing electrical contractors to cut down on their marketing and administrative time, and refocus on job site and electrically centered work activities.
Schneider Electric is leading the Digital Transformation of Energy Management and Automation in Homes, Buildings, Data Centers, Infrastructure and Industries. With global presence in over 100 countries, Schneider is the indisputable leader in Power Management – Medium Voltage, Low Voltage and Secure Power, and in Automation Systems. We provide integrated efficiency solutions, combining energy, automation and software. In our global Ecosystem, we collaborate with the largest Partner, Integrator and Developer Community on our Open Platform to deliver real-time control and operational efficiency. We believe that great people and partners make Schneider a great company and that our commitment to Innovation, Diversity and Sustainability ensures that Life Is On everywhere, for everyone and at every moment.


Up for review today is the Aging Room Pelo de Oro. Besides its gorgeous branding, the Pelo de Oro is notable for its filler tobacco. Pelo de Oro (which translated means "golden hair" in spanish) is a difficult to grow leaf, with high susceptibility to disease and low yields.
At the time of purchase, I didn't know that Rafael Nodal produced the cigar with AJ Fernandez. If I had known, I would have purchased this cigar and reviewed it much sooner after its release in 2016, because Fernandez + Nodal is a dynamite combination.
Lots of aroma off of the foot, a good sign. Some pepper, cedar, leather, and earth. The wrapper is a dark, marbled brown, with a few water spots and holes in the leaf (fairly surprising to find these imperfections). When squeezed, the cigar has very little give, and is this way consistently down the cigar. The pre light draw has optimal restrictiveness and gives aromas of sweet hay, earth, and coffee.
The branding itself of the cigar is great, definitely my favorite among any of Aging Rooms cigars. Both bands, though different, have classic and complementary looks. This really is how I think every Aging Room should be presented, but that will be up to Rafael going forward.
The Pelo de Oro opens with rich, albeit dry, medium to full bodied smoke, and it's hard to tell immediately what flavors are present. I pick up lots of spiciness, some black pepper on the retrohale, and additional notes of toasted bread, mild and dark chocolate, burnt espresso, a tin flavor, and hints of vanilla on the finish.
At an inch in, the white ash is solid and quite impressive, with little splitting or fraying. The tin flavor has thankfully dissipated as well. The cigar produces a decent amount of smoke though I'd prefer a bit more.
Moving into the second third, the chocolate note gains dominance, along with an apricot note that is unique and complements the chocolate well. Smoke production has also increased nicely. At about halfway, the burn deviates a bit but quickly corrects itself. The strength also dials down a bit, bringing a sweeter profile to the fore, with cinnamon toast, nuts, cocoa, and a bit of molasses.
In the final third, the strength decreases again, though less than in the second third. Overall the profile is moderately sweet, with great complexity and harmony of flavors. The black pepper that was initially so dominant I think has found its rightful place as a supporting character.
I was pleasantly surprised by the Pelo de Oro. The balance between chocolate, apricot, nuts, cocoa and molasses was really special. From a construction standpoint, the cigar is nearly flawless, with the exception of trouble with smoke production at times. At around $15, Pelo de Oro isn't cheap, but it's a cigar I'll be having again soon and recommend.


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<?php
# MantisBT - a php based bugtracking system
# Copyright (C) 2002 - 2011  MantisBT Team - mantisbt-dev@lists.sourceforge.net
# MantisBT is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# MantisBT is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with MantisBT.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

require_once( 'bug_api.php' );
require_once( 'user_api.php' );
require_once( 'Interface.php' );

class ImportXml_Issue implements ImportXml_Interface {

	private $old_id_;
	private $new_id_;

	private $newbug_;

	// import Issues options
	private $keepCategory_;
	private $defaultCategory_;

	public function __construct( $keepCategory, $defaultCategory ) {
		$this->newbug_ = new BugData;
		$this->keepCategory_ = $keepCategory;
		$this->defaultCategory_ = $defaultCategory;
	}

	// Read stream until current item finishes, processing
	// the data found
	public function process( XMLreader$reader ) {

		//print "\nImportIssue process()\n";
		$t_project_id = helper_get_current_project(); // TODO: category_get_id_by_name could work by default on current project
		$userId = auth_get_current_user_id( );

		$depth = $reader->depth;
		while( $reader->read() &&
				($reader->depth > $depth ||
				 $reader->nodeType != XMLReader::END_ELEMENT)) {
			if( $reader->nodeType == XMLReader::ELEMENT ) {
				switch( $reader->localName ) {
					case 'reporter':
						$t_old_id = $reader->getAttribute( 'id' );
						$reader->read( );
						$this->newbug_->reporter_id = $this->get_user_id( $reader->value, $userId );

						//echo "reporter: old id = $t_old_id - new id = {$this->newbug_->reporter_id}\n";
						break;

					case 'handler':
						$t_old_id = $reader->getAttribute( 'id' );
						$reader->read( );
						$this->newbug_->handler_id = $this->get_user_id( $reader->value, $userId );

						//echo "handler: old id = $t_old_id - new id = {$this->newbug_->handler_id}\n";
						break;

					case 'category':
						$this->newbug_->category_id = $this->defaultCategory_;

						// TODO: if we port the import/export code to 1.1.x, this needs to be
						//       improved to cope with the different cases (1.1 => 1.2, 1.2 => 1.1 etc)
						if( version_compare( MANTIS_VERSION, '1.2', '>' ) === true ) {
							$reader->read( );

							if( $this->keepCategory_ ) {
								$t_category_id = category_get_id_by_name( $reader->value, $t_project_id );
								if( $t_category_id !== false ) {
									$this->newbug_->category_id = $t_category_id;
								}
							}

							//	echo "new id = {$this->newbug_->category_id}\n";
						}
						break;

					case 'eta':
					case 'priority':
					case 'projection':
					case 'reproducibility':
					case 'resolution':
					case 'severity':
					case 'status':
					case 'view_state':
						$t_field = $reader->localName;
						$t_id = $reader->getAttribute( 'id' );
						$reader->read( );
						$t_value = $reader->value;

						// Here we assume ids have the same meaning in both installations
						// TODO add a check for customized values
						$this->newbug_->$t_field = $t_id;
						break;

					case 'id':
						$reader->read( );
						$this->old_id_ = $reader->value;
						break;

					case 'project';

					// ignore original value, use current project
					$this->newbug_->project_id = $t_project_id;
					break;
				default:
					$field = $reader->localName;

					//echo "using default handler for field: $field\n";
					$reader->read( );
					$this->newbug_->$field = $reader->value;
				}
			}
		}

		// now save the new bug
		$this->new_id_ = $this->newbug_->create();

		//echo "\nnew bug: $this->new_id_\n";
	}

	public function update_map( Mapper$mapper ) {
		$mapper->add( 'issue', $this->old_id_, $this->new_id_ );
	}

	public function dumpbug( ) {
		var_dump( $this->newbug_ );
		var_dump( $this->issueMap );
	}

	/**
	* Return the user id in the destination tracker
	*
	* Current logic is: try to find the same user by username;
	* if it fails, use $squash_userid
	*
	* @param $field string bugdata filed to update
	* @param $username string username as imported
	* @param $squash_userid integer fallback userid
	*/
	private function get_user_id( $username, $squash_userid = 0 ) {
		$t_user_id = user_get_id_by_name( $username );
		if( $t_user_id === false ) {

			//not found
			$t_user_id = $squash_userid;
		}
		return $t_user_id;
	}
}


a plushie of the popup character from the "Tales" games. complete with fork.
at nearly 7" tall, he's a good size to watch over you while you cook. his silver fork is nearly 5" tall, and is actually plastic, painted with silver acrylic enamel to make it look like hammered metal.
the chef himself is made of felt with embroidery thread for hair, cotton for a shirt, and suede for a cape. the stripe detail on his sleeves and cap, the emblem on his hat and the back of his cape, the details on his overshirt, and his boots are painted on. he has no face on purpose. the Chef is an art plushie, meant to watch over your cooking, not to actually help you cook.


Would you like to get involved in helping run a local theatre group?
The Community Association are looking for helpers to form a group to help put on touring productions for the benefit of our community.
Please use the contact us form to register your interest!
The wish from children and young people for a new Youth Club and Scout Group in Monk Fryston and Hillam has taken a major step forward thanks to a £75,000 grant awarded to Monk Fryston and Hillam Community Association towards their £140,000 Youth Provision and Community Centre redevelopment project.
The cash boost has been given by WREN, a not for profit business which awards grants to community, environmental and heritage projects across the UK from funds donated by FCC Environmental to the Landfill Communities Fund.
"WREN is committed to funding projects that make a real difference to local communities, children and families. The Monk Fryston and Hillam Youth Provision and Community Centre Redevelopment Project will provide a fantastic new environment for local people to use, particularly the new Youth Clubs and Scout Groups. We're delighted to support the Monk Fryston and Hillam Community Association and look forward to seeing the youth groups get started and the Community Centre being redeveloped over the coming months".
Lewis Gentle, responsible for youth development in Selby Area for North Yorkshire Youth, has worked with Monk Fryston and Hillam Community Association to launch the Club and to help recruit, train and coach youth leaders.
The Youth Club is the first of several Youth Projects which gained the support of the Selby District Council Western Community Engagement Forum (Western CEF) less than 12 month ago.
Already, the Community Centre has been extended in order to create extra space for the Youth Club and to enable the local Before and After School club to expand and provide much needed additional Child Care capacity and facilities.
The Community Association and the Western CEF are jointly working to raise funds to redevelop the Community Centre and to launch a Village Scout Group and accommodate a new Village Guide group. They are also working with the local primary school by using the centre redevelopment as a real life environmental project.
... These grants follow £74,300 earmarked for our Plans by WREN Ltd as reported in the stop press of the last edition of Hillam News and they will go a long way towards making the CA's plans to redevelop the Community Centre for the new Youth Club and Scout and Guide Groups become a reality. In addition to the larger Main Hall, the new toilets and kitchen, the Centre will have a second Meeting Room which will enable simultaneous use by the new clubs and existing user groups.
Western Area Community Engagement Forum and Monk Fryston and Hillam Community Association have agreed to start a groundbreaking project which, when complete, will transform village facilities and activities for children and young people.
The project began last summer when Hillam Parish Councillor Duncan Lorriman's requested the Community Association to do something for village youngsters.
CA Chair, Ray Newton, become aware of CEF Chair Andy Pound's commitment to increase services for children and young people. Andy announced that the CEF were looking for proposals to be included in the future Western Area Development Plan.
The CEF will share its expertise in planning, fund raising and youth organisation development whilst the Community Association is providing the volunteers to make things happen.
Western CEF has committed a £20,000 grant to be used as match funding seed money.
meetings held with North Yorkshire Youth and North Yorkshire Scouts to understand what needs to be done to set up the Groups.
Click here for the full press release and the village survey results.


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1-77 Portage Path
Front Text: You are standing on the famous portage, carrying-place between the Cuyahoga and Tuscarawas rivers. The two streams and the portage across the watershed formed an early route between Lake Erie and the Ohio River. First the Indians, then French and English traders and trappers, and finally American settlers and travelers carried their canoes and packs across this narrow strip of land in passing, by way of the rivers, between northern and southern Ohio. The portage was a part of the defined boundaries in the treaties with the Indians made at Fort McIntosh (1785), Fort Harmar (1789), and Green Ville (1795). Use of the portage was discontinued in 1827 when the Ohio and Erie Canal was built along the old trail. Today, modern Akron streets--Portage Path and Manchester Road--follow the approximate route of the original portage. Back Text: Same
Location: Located at the intersection of Copley and Diagonal roads
2-77 First Congregational Church
Front Text: Tallmadge was established in 1807 by David Bacon as a Congregational community. In 1821 local landowners donated timber to build this church, designed and constructed by one of Ohio's first architects, Col. Lemuel Porter. Dedicated on September 8, 1825, the structure is considered to be a perfect example of the pure Connecticut-type of Federal architecture. It is the oldest Ohio church to be continuously occupied as a place of worship. Back Text: Same
Address: 115 Tallmadge Circle, Tallmadge
Location: At the northern end of the Tallmadge Town Square
Front Text: Organized August 23, 1822. Twinsburg pioneers, many from Killingworth, Connecticut, worshiped in various locations for 31 years until this church was built in 1848. Its design is attributed to master builder Simeon Porter. The spire is an 1857 replacement. The edifice is notable for being a Classic Revival translation of the standard meeting house of the preceding Federal period. Back Text: Blank
Address: 9050 Church Street, Twinsburg
Location: First Congregational Church of Twinsburg, United Church of Christ
4-77 Early Synthetic Soda Ash Plant
Front Text: Production of synthetic soda ash began here, in America's second plant, on November 1, 1900, by Columbia Chemical Company to support Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company (now PPG Industries), marking birth of PPG's diversified chemical operations. Principal founder John Pitcairn, first works manager Hugh Allen Galt. Plant subsequently added other chemicals. World's deepest limestone mine (2200 feet beneath surface) established 1944. Soda ash discontinued 1973. Back Text: Same
Address: 4829 Fairland Road, Barberton
Location: 4829 Fairland Road, PPG Industries Building
5-77 Main Gatehouse of Ohio C. Barber's Anna Dean Farm
Front Text: On this site stood the Main Gatehouse of the Anna Dean Farm, estate of Barberton town founder and industrialist Ohio C. Barber. The Anna Dean Farm was not only a lavish estate but also a farming showcase built to promote and develop scientific agricultural practices in the United States. Back Text: Same
Address: 444 E. Robinson Avenue, Barberton
Location: At site of former gatehouse, Firestone Bank
6-77 Site of Sojourner Truth's Speech on Women's Rights
Front Text: On this site on May 29, 1851, Sojourner Truth, a former slave, gave her world famous "And Ain't I a Woman?" speech, recalling the hardships she had endured. Active in both the abolitionist and women's rights movements, she electrified an audience of women and men who had come to the Universalist Stone Church for a two-day women's rights convention. Back Text: Unknown
Location: Main Street between Perkins and Market Street, Universalist Stone Church, Akron
7-77 Middlebury Lodge No. 34 F. & A.M.
Front Text: On December 21, 1818, The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio granted a Charter to Middlebury Lodge No. 34 marking the beginning of Freemasonry in Summit County. The Lodge was located on Case Avenue, then known as Water Street. Two members of this early lodge had much to do with the pioneer history of Akron, Brothers Amos Spicer and Eliakim Crosby. [Masonic Emblem] Back Text: Same
Location: Middlebury Park
8-77 Grace School
Front Text: Named for Grace Perkins, wife of Akron founder Col. Simon Perkins, Grace School was constructed in 1890 in the popular Jacobethan architectural style. Now known as Five Points, this area was not urbanized at that time; the Akron Rural Cemetery was nearby. Additions were constructed in 1918 and 1964. The school was decommissioned in 1977, but served as an Adult Service Center for the Akron Board of Education. Back Text: Same
Location: Grace School, Maple at Exchange Streets, Five Points
9-77 Old Town Hall and Academy
Front Text: The Village of Tallmadge was founded in 1807. The first Academy building was erected in 1815. The first home of the Academy was located on the second floor of this Town Hall, which was erected in 1859. The Academy served students from northeast Ohio, who desired advanced courses not offered by local school systems, until 1876. Back Text: Same
Address: Across from 218 Tallmadge Circle, Tallmadge
Location: At the southern end of the Tallmadge Town Square
10-77 Anna Dean Farm
Front Text: Ohio Columbus Barber began construction of his farm complex in 1909; Barn No. 1 was the first structure. The farm, named for his daughter and son-in-law, ultimately encompassed 3500 acres and 102 structures. It was famous for both the design of its buildings and its scientific agriculture. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Barn No. 1 was renovated in 1985 by Yoder Brothers, Inc., for their world headquarters. Back Text: Same
Location: Near 5th Street, just West of VanBuren Avenue
11-77 Wesley Temple African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Front Text: This church, founded in 1866, is the oldest Black congregation in Akron. After worshiping in several locations, the congregation held a fund-raiser to help finance the construction of a permanent home. The person collecting the most money had the privilege of renaming the church. That honor went to Mrs. Belle (Smith) Wesley. Completed in 1928, the current structure is a Neo-Classical Revival style building, featuring a classical pedimented portico, or porch, and four distinctive ionic columns. An education wing was added in 1963 by the late Rev. Dr. E. E. Morgan, Jr. Akron Black architects Herbert L. Wardner and John O. Somerville designed the church, and then a Black contractor, Samuel Plato, completed the structure. The church has long been a vital religious and social focal point for Akron's Black community. The local chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was organized at Wesley Temple. Placed on the National Register of Historic Places 3/19/94. Back Text: Same
Address: 104 N. Prospect Street, Akron
Location: 104 N. Prospect Street/Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd.
12-77 Johnson's Corners
Front Text: Thomas Johnson first came to Norton Township in 1814, and within three years he had established the township's first sawmill along the fast-moving waters of Wolf Creek. The enterprising Johnson also erected a tavern, store, and post office, all on the northeast corner of this town square. In 1830 a grist mill was added to the community. Predating the founding of Barberton by seventy-seven years, Johnson's Corner existed from 1817 until 1929, when it was annexed into Barberton. Back Text: Same
Location: Johnson Park, Wooster Road West and Cleveland Massillon Rd.
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import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException;

/**
 * Utility class to print out hexadecimal and pretty data, primarily for debug purposes. When printed, the data is shown
 * in a reasonable and understandable format, like the one below.
 *
 * <pre>
 * 54 68 69 73 20 69 73 20 61 6e 20 65 78 61 6d 70 6c 65 20 6f This.is.an.example.o
 * 66 20 68 65 78 20 64 75 6d 70 69 6e 67 20 73 6f 6d 65 20 62 f.hex.dumping.some.b
 * 79 74 65 73 2e 2e 2e                                        ytes...
 * </pre>
 *
 * @author Vladimir Katardjiev
 * @since 1.1
 */
public class HexDump
{

    /**
     * @hide
     * @param args
     * @throws IOException
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException
    {
        byte[] bytes = StringUtil.toUtfBytes("This is an example of hex dumping some bytes...");//read(inputFileName, start, end);
        for (int index = 0; index < bytes.length; index += 20)
        {
            printHex(bytes, index, 20, System.out);
            printAscii(bytes, index, 20, System.out);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Creates a new object with a toString method that will lazily perform a HexDump on the supplied data. This can be
     * used when it is not known if the resulting string will be printed, to save on some computation.
     *
     * @param bytes
     *            The bytes to HexDump
     * @param start
     *            Offset in the bytes to start at.
     * @param width
     *            Width (in bytes) of the hex dump
     * @return An object with a toString() method that returns the hexDump.
     */
    public static Object makeStringifyable(final byte[] bytes, final int start, final int width)
    {
        return new Object() {

            String str = null;

            public String toString()
            {
                if (this.str == null)
                {
                    ByteArrayOutputStream bos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
                    PrintStream ps;
                    try
                    {
                        ps = new PrintStream(bos, true, "UTF-8");
                        printBytes(bytes, start, width, ps);
                        this.str = bos.toString("UTF-8");
                    }
                    catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e)
                    {
                        e.printStackTrace();
                        this.str = "Unsupported Encoding";
                    }
                }
                return this.str;
            }

        };
    }

    /**
     * Prints the supplied bytes as ASCII to System.out.
     *
     * @param bytes
     *            The bytes to print
     * @param start
     *            Index to start printing from
     * @param width
     *            Width in bytes
     * @see #printBytes(byte[], int, int, PrintStream)
     */
    public static void printBytes(byte[] bytes, int start, int width)
    {
        printBytes(bytes, start, width, System.out);
    }

    /**
     * Prints a set of bytes to a given stream. The output format is the one specified in the class description. Prints
     * the bytes as hex and ascii until the end of the byte array.
     *
     * @param bytes
     *            The source bytes to print.
     * @param start
     *            The offset to start printing from.
     * @param width
     *            Width in bytes of the printed output
     * @param ps
     *            The stream to print to.
     */
    public static void printBytes(byte[] bytes, int start, int width, PrintStream ps)
    {
        for (int index = 0; index < bytes.length; index += width)
        {
            printHex(bytes, index, width, ps);
            try
            {
                printAscii(bytes, index, width, ps);
            }
            catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e)
            {
            }
        }
    }

    private static void printHex(byte[] bytes, int offset, int width, PrintStream os)
    {
        for (int index = 0; index < width; index++)
        {
            if (index + offset < bytes.length)
            {
                os.printf("%02x ", bytes[index + offset]);
            }
            else
            {
                os.print("   ");
            }
        }
    }

    private static void printAscii(byte[] bytes, int index, int width, PrintStream ps) throws UnsupportedEncodingException
    {
        if (index < bytes.length)
        {
            width = Math.min(width, bytes.length - index);
            ps.println(new String(bytes, index, width, "US-ASCII").replaceAll("[^\\x21-\\x7E]", "."));
        }
        else
        {
            ps.println();
        }
    }

    private HexDump(){}
}


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This article contains information about July 1st events in the following locations:. Canada Day takes place on July 1st each year. On that date, throughout the Lower Mainland, there are celebrations of all kinds. There are pancake breakfasts, parades, live entertainment and fireworks. To learn about all Canada Day events and activities in Metro Vancouver, see below. For information about where to see fireworks, in years when they are allowed to take place, click July 1st Fireworks.
In Canada Day celebrations in North Vancouver are happening in-person once again. The main event takes place at a different location this year, and there is no pancake breakfast or parade. The festivities this year, however, will be as big or bigger than they have ever been before! The event runs from to pm and features family-friendly activities and live entertainment. The area around Canada Place in downtown Vancouver is without a doubt one of the best and busiest places to be on July 1st.
In a typical year there are live performances at Canada Place for much of the day, and thousands of people. In the event returns with in-person activities at Canada Place. There is plenty of live entertainment, food trucks and activities to enjoy. Unfortunately, there are no fireworks displays at the event at Canada Place. In a festival celebrating Taiwanese culture takes place on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the Canada Day long weekend in downtown Vancouver.
There are free outdoor performances and films, along with an art exhibition and more. See our article about the Taiwanese Canadian Cultural Festival for more details.
The Vancouver International Jazz Festival takes place during the week or so leading up to the July long weekend. Free Jazz concerts take place at Granville Island on various days during the festival, but especially so on July 1st itself. There are also street performers and various family-friendly activities. There are still a few Jazz Festival performances though.
Check out our article about Free Jazz Festival Concerts to see when they are taking place. To learn more see our article about Granville Island on Canada Day. Vancouver Boat Parties is a company that offers nightclub-style events on party boats at different times of the year. In they have three events happening on Friday, July 1st. Two of the events take place at night. The third has a Latin theme and it starts in the afternoon and finishes in the early evening.
To learn more see our article about Vancouver Boat Parties or visit vancouverboatparties. In , celebrations took place in a drive-thru format. In the Abbotsford event returns to its normal format. In-person celebrations on July 1st this year include a parade, outdoor concerts, festival activities and fireworks at Abbotsford Exhibition Park. The parade starts at am. Click Canada Day in Abbotsford for details. The Burnaby Village event runs from am to pm this year. Smaller and fairly simple kid-friendly celebrations also take place at Edmonds Street between am and pm.
In , there are also free concerts and other activities in and around Central Park from to pm. The night concludes with fireworks this year. See Canada Day in Burnaby for more details on activities at each venue. An extra fun way to celebrate Canada Day is on a boat party cruise. A number of them happen on July 1st in See our article about Canada Day Boat Parties for details. They run from until about pm.
The free family-friendly celebrations in Coquitlam include food trucks, outdoor concerts and evening fireworks. Click Coquitlam on Canada Day for more information about the event. This year, at the new location, activities run from am until pm. They include bouncy castles, a balloon animal station, food trucks and community information booths. The entertainment also features dancing, live music, a magician and puppeteering.
The festivities in the village, and at the fort, however, are not as extensive as they used to be pre-pandemic. July 1st celebrations at the Memorial Peace Park usually run from in the afternoon until pm. Things to enjoy at the free event usually include the farmers market, pony rides and community barbecue.
There is also live music, a Canada Day Flyover and family-friendly games. In the celebrations took place online. Celebrations return to Memorial Peace Park in Activities there typically include a pancake breakfast, yoga, live music, dog agility demonstrations and all kinds of other fun things.
In years when the live events are all able to run, at pm admission to Mission Raceway Park is free. They run from am until pm. Click Canada Day in Mission for more information about what happens on July 1st.
New Westminster usually has a few different events taking place on July 1st. All Canada Day events in the city were cancelled. Canada Day was also smaller-scale in New Westminster compared to normal years. Celebrations in are similar to , although there are more things to do. Activities on offer include yoga, the New West Farmers Market, free concerts in local parks and a variety of workshops at different locations. In a number of events and activities happen on July 1st. On Canada Day the event runs from am until pm.
Expect to see live performances, food trucks and more. Canada Day in Port Coquitlam begins with a pancake breakfast and finishes with fireworks. In between there is a fishing derby and live performances. To learn more about this event see our article about Canada Day in Port Coquitlam. Squamish used to celebrate Canada Day with a parade, community festival and live music. In some years but not all there have also been fireworks. That being said, Canada Day celebrations are taking place just down the way this year at the Britannia Mine Museum.
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Events guide: Canada Day in the Vancouver area. SURREY The City of Surrey hosts one of the region's biggest events, and this year's schedule includes activities recognizing the area's Indigenous history, as well as performances from local artists. The headliner this year is the Canadian rock band Arkells. Surrey's Canada Day includes fireworks starting at p.
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Convoy: —1, vehicles, [2] [3] [4] including:. The initial convoy movement was created to protest vaccine mandates for crossing the United States border canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive, but later evolved into a protest about COVID mandates in general. Beginning January 22, hundreds of vehicles formed convoys canadz several points and traversed Canadian provinces before converging on Ottawa on January 29,with a rally at Parliament Hill.
The convoys were joined by thousands of pedestrian protesters. Several offshoot protests blockaded provincial capitals and border crossings with the United States. In lateboth Canada and the US accommodated unvaccinated cross-border truckers by exempting them from COVID vaccine requirements in order to canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive exacerbating existing supply chain disruptions.
Of theCanadian licensed truck drivers who regularly serve cross-border routes, approximately 85 per cent were already vaccinated against COVID by January. An estimated 12, to 16, Canadian truckers could be affected. Protesters occupied the downtown core of Ottawa and stated that they would vanvouver leave until all COVID restrictions and mandates were repealed. Officials expressed concern about the economic impact of border blockades. On February 11, Ontario Premier Doug Ford declared a state of emergencyintroducing new legal sanctions on the impediment of trade routes, highways, airports, ports, bridges and railways.
On February 14, Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act for the first time since its passing in By February 21, jsrsey of the источник статьи had been cleared from Ottawa. The convoy was condemned by trucking industry and labour groups. The Canadian Trucking Alliance stated that most protesters had no connection to trucking.
Officials raised concerns of some dwy involvement with far-right extremist groups, including those promoting violence, and that some protesters called for the federal government of Canada to be overthrown. Some sources have called the protests an occupation or a siege. On the political front, Trudeau and New Democratic Party NDP miked Canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive Singh condemned the convoy, while many members of Parliament from the Conservative Party of Canada endorsed the convoy; Republican politicians from the United States and conservative politicians and media figures around the world also endorsed the convoy.
Multiple opinion polls showed that a majority of Canadians opposed the convoy, while a адрес страницы supported the convoy. And that passport, that's the really /10327.txt one". The organizers of the original mid-January crowdsourced fundraising campaign on /24629.txtTamara Lich and Dichter both of whom are not long-haul truckers, [29] [30] described the goal of the truck convoy from all across Canada to the nation's capital, as a demonstration against the newly implemented January 15 federal cross-border COVID vaccine mandate, targeting long-haul truck drivers, according to a January 28, CTV News article.
As the convoy reached Ontario, it attracted a coterie of hangers-on and they used their moment in fanada sun to detract from its original goals. Several iislanders voiced opposition to perceived authoritarianism and corruption by Justin Trudeaustating they wanted him "out of office", canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive others said: "This is not an anti-vaccination movement, this is a freedom movement".
One of the main organizers behind the convoy, Canada Unity CUacknowledged that they had planned to submit their нажмите сюда " memorandum of understanding " [36] to the Senate of Canada and Governor General Mary Simon[37] [38] described in the memorandum as the "SCGGC". The memorandum, which was signed by James Bauder, his wife Jeresy and Martin Brodmann, was posted on читать далее Canada Unity website auhomotive mid-December and publicly available [36] until its February 8 retraction.
In this pseudolegal document, CU called on the "SCGGC" to cease all vaccine mandates, reemploy all employees terminated due to vaccination xanada, and rescind all fines imposed for non-compliance with public health orders.
The original memorandum contained no specific mention of cross-border truckers as it had originally been drafted and delivered over a month earlier, but then was reissued for the protest. Organizers felt a groundswell of fresh support for the MoU could trigger a new federal election, and investigations canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive Prime Minister Canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive.
Tom Marazzo, a self-declared spokesperson for the protest cajada an ex-military officer, [45] held a press conference on February 7, proposing the formation of a coalition with the Conservatives, Automotuve, and Bloc Quebecois. Ottawa's police chief, Peter Slolydescribed a "significant element" of Islandefs involvement in the organization and funding of the convoys. Mark Carneyformer Governor of the Bank of Canadastrongly criticized the foreign involvement in "the sedition in Ottawa," describing donors as "foreign funders of an insurrection" who dqy "interfered in our domestic affairs".
Fundraising started on January 14, canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive, through the crowdsourced fundraising platform GoFundMe. Listed as organizers were Tamara Lich, secretary of the western separatist Maverick Party[59] and B. Dichter, a federal Conservative Party candidate now associated with the People's Party of Canada. On January 24, GoFundMe responded to questions by CTV News stating canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive raised would not be distributed until the fundraising organizers could demonstrate how the funds would be properly distributed.
On February 2 GoFundMe flagged the fundraiser for review and paused donations, saying it was investigating to ensure the fundraiser was in compliance with the platform's terms of service. CBC News reported that a third of the donations посмотреть больше anonymous or used false names что government agencies not on usajobs mobiletrans download zoom полезно! the publicly visible part of the campaign in a futile attempt aimed to prevent Doxxingand that commenters on the fundraiser claimed to be from the United States, United Kingdom, and other countries.
On the evening of February 4, GoFundMe removed the campaign permanently for violating their terms of service, [65] [66] [67] [68] specifically islamders the protest violates its rules on violence and harassment. In response to the efforts qutomotive to block protestors from accessing funds via GoFundMe and other methods, reports surfaced of Bitcoin being used as an alternative source for fundraising.
This has traditionally been 'rogue' nations and terrorist outfits, but Canada decided to expand this net to include the hundreds of thousands of normal Canadians who oppose government lockdowns and mandates.
An Ontario Superior Court judge extended the freeze on funds until at least March 9, as of February On February 13,the GiveSendGo website was hacked and its data on donations was released to journalists canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive researchers. Many of the American candaa names correspond to the names of Donald Trump donors.
The American publication Politico reported that American right-wing commentators Dan Bongino and Ben Shapiro were among personalities directing support to the Canadian islamders crowdfunding websites. According to Politicowhite supremacist channels on Telegram also repeatedly shared the link. Once the Emergencies Нажмите чтобы увидеть больше had been invoked, all crowdfunding platforms or payment providers hosting fundraising related to the convoy were required to register with the Financial Vancojver and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada.
Banks were given the power to freeze accounts of those suspected to be aktomotive in automogive blockades. Ilsanders March 3, GoFundMe executive Juan Benitez testified to the House of Commons that 86 per cent of the /9650.txt to the original GoFundMe campaign were Canadian, and 88 per cent of the donated funds to usajobs government jobs federal jobs pathways ashland kyc – usajobs government jobs federal jobs pat original islanxers were from Canadians.
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A January 27, CTV News explainer provided an update islanderd current "vaccine mandates and public health restrictions" across Canada as background for the convoy. These mandates and restrictions "fall under provincial and territorial jurisdiction" and most are "not federal responsibilities".
Under the Constitution Acthealth is the responsibility of the provinces and territories; the federal government transfers public funds to the provinces and islsnders to ensure Medicare is universally accessible. These new United States Department of Homeland Security regulations, released in Octoberwere regarding cross-border travel between the Canada and the United States and адрес страницы based on guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The announcement clarified that unvaccinated or partially vaccinated foreign national truck drivers would be prohibited from entering Canada after that date. Unvaccinated Canadian truck продолжение здесь could enter Canada but would have to quarantine for two weeks.
According to the Canadian Press and CBC, as of January 22, the mandates would impact an estimated 26, unvaccinated truckers of thetruck drivers who regularly cross the border in both the United States and Canada. A October 21,federal briefing said that the provinces and territories—who hold all of the vaccination information—are responsible for providing the vaccine passport that Canadians needed to travel internationally, using "existing provincial proof of miikes systems".
Automotivr healthcare capacity spread "too thin" during the "rising fifth wave driven by the Omicron variant" in mieks Januaryfederal Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos 's suggestion canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive mandatory COVID vaccines was rejected by Jerse Premier Jason Kenneywhose government had removed the "power of mandatory vaccination from the province's Public Health Act, to ensure there could not be a vaccine mandate. Since October 29, proof of vaccination has been mandatory for employees of federal public services and federally-regulated industries including banking.
The January 15 enforcement of the vaccination requirement applies to mimes who are entering Canada at international border crossings. Canadian truckers who are not fully vaccinated "have to show proof of a negative PCR test collected within 72 hours of arriving at the border"; they also приведенная ссылка to quarantine after arrival". Unvaccinated Canadian truckers can still work in Canada, unless their individual employer requires vaccination.
As of January 5, the federal government had announced plans for a vaccine mandate for dah domestic fleets that cross provincial borders. At that time vanxouver final date was set for those rules.
A widely-shared January 12 miscommunication sent to the media from a Canada Border Services Agency spokesperson, that erroneously announced that vncouver anticipated January 15 cross-border trucker vaccine mandate would not come into effect, was immediately retracted as an error.
A reciprocal canadda requirement for the cross-border trucking industry automoyive been in place since January 22, when the United States enforced theirs, affecting unvaccinated American truckers canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive to the United States. Unvaccinated Canadian truckers are denied entry to the United States.
Tam, said that the worst was читать us, most new cases were community-driven, and cross-border restrictions were less effective. Vancover announced an update on health restrictions in the following week. Of the total number oflicensed truck drivers who serve cross-border routes,are Canadian and 40, are American. Of theCanadian truckers, Canadian Trucking Alliance estimates that 85 per cent are already vaccinated against COVID, [] and that "as many as 12, to 16," Canadian truckers may not may not be able to work those cross-border routes because they are unvaccinated.
The jerswy day, another convoy left from Delta with supporters gathering along Highway 1the Trans-Canada Automitive.
On January mukes, a convoy drove through Regina, Saskatchewanand was mike by supporters. As of January 26, the OPP estimated canadw vehicles had entered Ontario from the Manitoba border as part of the eastbound convoy. On January 27, David Akina reporter for Global Newstweeted that canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive convoy that had arrived that day in Thunder Bay from Winnipeg consisted of commercial vehicles and personal vehicles, citing the OPP.
Some of the truckers continued on to Sault Ste. OPP officers later identified the convoy movement ссылка a contributing factor to the incident. Truckers from the Maritime provinces planned to meet in Moncton before departing for Ottawa. Hundreds of protesters gathered at highway overpasses in support of the convoy.
On January 28, a convoy was seen passing through Quebec. On January 28, the province of Nova Scotia banned gatherings along highways, specifically on the Trans-Canada Highway between the Nova Scotia vahcouver New Canaea border, in relation to protests related to the jeersey convoy.
According to the Ottawa Police Service, crowd estimates ranged from 5, to 18, protesters on January 29, [10] [6] [] [] [8] dwindling to approximately 3, demonstrators the following day. Dale echoed the previous claims by police, adding that there was also an estimated vehicles from the Atlantic provinces. Some Facebook posts claimed as many as 50, trucks would be participating in the convoys. Various images of specific acts during January 29 received wide condemnation.
Chief mjkes the Defence Staff Gen. Wayne Eyre described it as a desecration, and the Royal Canadian Legion condemned the actions. The Terry Canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive Foundation said Fox "believed in science and gave his life to help others". Some protesters harassed посмотреть еще at a local soup kitchenthe Shepherds of Good Hopedemanding free food intended for Ottawa's homeless population.
A security guard went to his aid and was threatened and called racial slurs. A Globe and Mail article entitled "Officials condemn 'desecration' of monuments, hateful signs on display at trucker convoy protest" also described the January 29 protest as having a "party-like atmosphere" with some handing out coffee, cookies, "drinking canada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive and smoking marijuana". According to the Daily Hivecanada day vancouver islanders jersey mikes automotive barbecued foodplayed hockeyand set up bouncy castles for their children to play in.
The Canadian Trucking Alliance commented on January 29 that many of the supporters at the protest in Ottawa had no direct connection to the trucking industry. A January 31 press conference was held at an undisclosed location, open only to invited right-wing outlets.
The House of Commons resumed on January 31, after the holiday break. On January 31, Ottawa Paramedics announced that protesters had thrown rocks at an ambulance over the course of the weekend and called paramedics racial slurs. Paramedics had treated 19 people over the course of the weekend, mostly due to alcohol-related intoxication.
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In Canada Day celebrations in North Vancouver are happening in-person once again. The main event takes place at a different location this year, and there is no pancake breakfast or parade. The festivities this year, however, will be as big or bigger than they have ever been before!
The event runs from to pm and features family-friendly activities and live entertainment. The area around Canada Place in downtown Vancouver is without a doubt one of the best and busiest places to be on July 1st. In a typical year there are live performances at Canada Place for much of the day, and thousands of people.
In the event returns with in-person activities at Canada Place. There is plenty of live entertainment, food trucks and activities to enjoy. Unfortunately, there are no fireworks displays at the event at Canada Place.
In a festival celebrating Taiwanese culture takes place on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the Canada Day long weekend in downtown Vancouver. There are free outdoor performances and films, along with an art exhibition and more. See our article about the Taiwanese Canadian Cultural Festival for more details. The Vancouver International Jazz Festival takes place during the week or so leading up to the July long weekend.
Free Jazz concerts take place at Granville Island on various days during the festival, but especially so on July 1st itself. There are also street performers and various family-friendly activities. There are still a few Jazz Festival performances though.
Check out our article about Free Jazz Festival Concerts to see when they are taking place. To learn more see our article about Granville Island on Canada Day. Vancouver Boat Parties is a company that offers nightclub-style events on party boats at different times of the year. In they have three events happening on Friday, July 1st. Two of the events take place at night. The third has a Latin theme and it starts in the afternoon and finishes in the early evening. To learn more see our article about Vancouver Boat Parties or visit vancouverboatparties.
In , celebrations took place in a drive-thru format. In the Abbotsford event returns to its normal format. In-person celebrations on July 1st this year include a parade, outdoor concerts, festival activities and fireworks at Abbotsford Exhibition Park. The parade starts at am. Click Canada Day in Abbotsford for details.
The Burnaby Village event runs from am to pm this year. Smaller and fairly simple kid-friendly celebrations also take place at Edmonds Street between am and pm. In , there are also free concerts and other activities in and around Central Park from to pm. The night concludes with fireworks this year. See Canada Day in Burnaby for more details on activities at each venue. An extra fun way to celebrate Canada Day is on a boat party cruise. A number of them happen on July 1st in See our article about Canada Day Boat Parties for details.
They run from until about pm. The free family-friendly celebrations in Coquitlam include food trucks, outdoor concerts and evening fireworks. Click Coquitlam on Canada Day for more information about the event.
This year, at the new location, activities run from am until pm. They include bouncy castles, a balloon animal station, food trucks and community information booths. The entertainment also features dancing, live music, a magician and puppeteering. The festivities in the village, and at the fort, however, are not as extensive as they used to be pre-pandemic. July 1st celebrations at the Memorial Peace Park usually run from in the afternoon until pm.
Things to enjoy at the free event usually include the farmers market, pony rides and community barbecue. There is also live music, a Canada Day Flyover and family-friendly games. In the celebrations took place online. Celebrations return to Memorial Peace Park in Activities there typically include a pancake breakfast, yoga, live music, dog agility demonstrations and all kinds of other fun things.
In years when the live events are all able to run, at pm admission to Mission Raceway Park is free. They run from am until pm. Click Canada Day in Mission for more information about what happens on July 1st. New Westminster usually has a few different events taking place on July 1st. All Canada Day events in the city were cancelled. Canada Day was also smaller-scale in New Westminster compared to normal years. Celebrations in are similar to , although there are more things to do.
Activities on offer include yoga, the New West Farmers Market, free concerts in local parks and a variety of workshops at different locations.
In a number of events and activities happen on July 1st. On Canada Day the event runs from am until pm. Expect to see live performances, food trucks and more. Canada Day in Port Coquitlam begins with a pancake breakfast and finishes with fireworks. In between there is a fishing derby and live performances. To learn more about this event see our article about Canada Day in Port Coquitlam.
Squamish used to celebrate Canada Day with a parade, community festival and live music. In some years but not all there have also been fireworks.
That being said, Canada Day celebrations are taking place just down the way this year at the Britannia Mine Museum. There are also festivities in Whistler. One of the best times to visit historic Steveston Village in Richmond is on Canada Day when the community attracts up to 70, people to its Salmon Festival.
The event features a pancake breakfast, parade, Japanese cultural fair, craft fair, music concerts and a world famous salmon BBQ. In , the celebrations took place in a different format from usual. Most festivities were available online, including a digital parade, virtual performances and more.
The Salmon Festival returns in with things to do in-person throughout the community. The event runs from am until pm on July 1st.
There is no parade this year, but there are interesting demonstrations, storytelling, live music, exhibitions and more.
Check out the Steveston Salmon Festival for more information. The big event returns with in-person activities in As with most other top Canada Day festival venues, admission is free. Unlike most other Canada Day events, at the Surrey event there are usually amusement rides. This is the case again in In addition to all the midway rides, games and food vendors, the Surrey Canada Day event also features live music concerts throughout the day.
The celebrations finish with fireworks at about pm. The event usually runs from mid-afternoon until the end of the fireworks at night although not in At this community event participants bring their lawn chairs and picnic dinners and enjoy a variety of live entertainment performances. For more information about what normally happens on July 1st in this community see our article about West Vancouver on Canada Day.
Less than a two-hour drive from Vancouver, more fabulous Canada Day celebrations usually take place up at Whistler. Whistler announced that the city would run virtual celebrations on July 1st instead. In there are more things to do on July 1st. Celebrations include a pancake breakfast, free yoga class, and a parade where guests walk to different stations in the village.
For more information about July 1st events in this community, see our article about Whistler on the Canada Day Weekend.
Canada Day by the Bay celebrations happened virtually in Folks could enjoy the event from home on YouTube and Facebook. In the event returns with in-person activities at West Beach. The celebrations happen from to pm this year and include live entertainment, local vendors and a barbeque.
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