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When Scott and Kate Johansen's daughter gets into the college of her dreams it's cause for celebration. That is, until Scott and Kate learn that the scholarship they were counting…
Life of Brian (1979)
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Frida Kahlo: Art, Garden, Life
"Frida Kahlo: Art, Garden, Life" examines Kahlo's work, life and influence through the lens of the plants and nature that surrounded her.
The exhibit, open through May 31, 2017, at the Tucson Botanical Gardens, 2150 North Alvernon Way, Tucson, Arizona, was designed by the New York Botanical Garden.
The centerpiece is the recreation of the gardens that Kahlo maintained in her home in Mexico City: La Casa Azul. Included in the installation is the Meso-American-inspired pyramid that her husband, Diego Rivera, built in the central courtyard of Casa Azul. This replica is used to showcase a diverse collection of cacti and succulents native to the deserts of Mexico and the Southwestern United States.
All sorts of extras surround the exhibit, including:
Poetry Walk: A series of placards thoughtfully placed throughout the Gardens that presents the poetry of Octavio Paz, a Kahlo contemporary, in Spanish and English.
"The Two Fridas": Mexican artist Humberto Spindola was commissioned to re-create 'The Two Fridas,' Kahlo's double self-portrait, in the Aztec tradition of amate paper art. This original work of art will be on display in the Gardens' Legacy Gallery.
Mexican Plant Tour: A self-guided stroll through the Gardens that focuses on the native flora that would have been a part of Frida Kahlo's surroundings in Central Mexico.
Frida for Children: Family-friendly activities that present Kahlo's life and work in a way to spark the imagination of visitors of all ages. There is a Puppet Theater and a kid-sized replica of Frida's Kitchen. Both are hands-on opportunities to explore the connections between art, creativity and the natural world.
(Image of portrait Frida Kahlo by David Conklin courtesy of the Tucson Botanical Gardens)


The healthcare industry is one that's in need of innovative businesses that can fix broken ways and deliver effective solutions, but it's also one that comes with its own set of complexities; substance abuse treatment centers are an example. At times, this can seem overwhelming. Fortunately, you took the first step to simplify the process of starting a healthcare business by ending up here. Here, you'll uncover four of the most important things all healthcare entrepreneurs need to know when breaking ground within this industry.
When you go to insure a healthcare startup, you'll find the insurance regulations can be stricter than in other industries. This could mean that you'll have to pay extra attention to the way you do business in order to ensure compliance. You should also be prepared to handle the insurance companies of your customers if your line of work involves using their insurance for your service offerings.
Marketing in the healthcare industry has been a hotly contested topic the past couple of years. TD Marketing Solutions explains, "in the past year, there have been new regulations being passed and proposed in various states, and some of them include laws targeting digital marketing practices to new policies from advertisers such as Google and Facebook." Substance abuse treatment centers are an example, as they've been a major focus of the federal government due to unethical marketing practices that were used in the past.
Avoid making any false statements or statements that could be taken negatively.
Follow the rules and regulations set by the advertising platforms you use.
Make sure you diversify your promotions, as this allows for a backup if disaster strikes.
Not every business can provide pro bono services to prove that they're socially responsible. However, contributing to government research and giving back to the community in ways that are feasible will help your company. While the healthcare industry is projected to grow, companies that work to be socially responsible in the eyes of the public are always the ones that get further in the long run.
This is one industry that's continuing to refine the laws and regulations that govern it to ensure the most responsible way of doing business must be utilized. Young Upstarts recommends, "HIPPA, the Affordable Healthcare Act, the FDA…these are just some of the many regulatory bodies and reforms that you should consider. Many potential business owners just give up when considering all of these and more, saying it's all just too much. That doesn't have to be you." Stay on top of blogs and news outlets to ensure you know about changes as they happen. By doing this, you'll ensure that you don't get surprised or find your company in non-compliance should a government audit of its practices occur.
If you keep an open mind and continuously educate yourself on industry standards, then this can be a prosperous line of business to be in.
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I mentioned the other day how much I'm disliking the early school mornings.
But I think God is working on changing my mind.
There is a still quiet in the early morning.
The air is different, the skies are different.
I know God is always near, but is sure does seem like He's a stronger presence in the morning.
The mist, the coolness, the colors. It's all incredible.
Oh yes, early mornings are special! They have a special place in my heart. That's why I get up early to run, not because I love running, but because I get to see the fresh new day through just-awakened eyes, and I hear surprising things from God during that time!
Mornings are hard for me, especially early morninings, but there is a different quality to the world in the mornings - a stillness that is somehow coupled wtih vibrancy and energy. Maybe that is why it is sometimes easier to "hear" God in the mornings.
i'm not very good at early mornings either but i agree there is something wonderful about the stillness.
So peaceful! I'm not a morning person either, but I do find special blessings driving to work in the early hours.
The early morning is a wonderous part of the day. I just wished I was a morning person.
Getting up early this week has been rough (school started here too) but I'm doing pretty good. Just glad it's the weekend!
ahhh...love this post and the meaning. It really makes me slow down and think on your questions on Gods' handiwork. Thank you for that reminder. I think I will still answer those questions though!


Our two resident Chipmunks kept us very entertained in the backyard this weekend.
Our long weekend didn't get off to the start it was suppose too, but it was a good one regardless. Saturday morning had us up bright and early, picnic packed to head to the Muskoka Wildlife Centre near Gravenhurst to pick up our sponsor package for Luna, a Saw-whet Owl who lives there. We wanted to enjoy a visit to the nature park and it's residents.
The 400 highway was a nightmare, stop and go traffic. After spending almost two hours, more then the amount of time it should take to get there, and not even being halfway there, we decided to turn around. I was devastated. I had been looking forward to this trip for weeks and I had a complete meltdown. Rob pulled over in a small town to console me, we got a bite to eat and talked about when to go back and what to do with the rest of the day.
We decided to wait and go back to the Muskoka Wildlife Centre on September 15th, Rob's birthday, on our way to Algonquin for a couple nights. We planned on stopping in then anyway to re-sponsor Silo, a Barn Owl, and we will pick up the sponsor package for Luna then, and hopefully see them both.
We then headed to Albion Hills, a conservation area Rob had visited earlier in the week. He had had some good bird sightings there. It was a good idea. I was able to see three male Indigo Buntings, first sighting for me this Summer and also three Wild Turkeys which are always fun to see. We enjoyed our visit there and were amazed at the amount of Dragon Fly's buzzing around.
A beautiful male Indigo Bunting was a joy to see.
Wild Turkeys are always a treat to spot when birding.
After we left there we went to the Humber Arboretum, a place we frequently visit, to enjoy our picnic. After lunch we went into the visitor centre and one of the guys gave us the "reptile tour", and let me hold a Red-eared Slider named "Cleo" and we both got to hold a Chinese Water Dragon named "Yoda". It really lifted my spirits.
Enjoying the picnic lunch at the Humber Arboretum.
Me holding "Cleo" a Red-eared Slider Turtle, she could really motor on the floor!
Rob holding "Yoda", a Chinese Water Dragon.
We then spent the rest of the day enjoying the backyard, which we did most of the weekend, except for going to a friends place for a BBQ Saturday afternoon, early evening.
The birds, including this Blue Jay were loving the bird bath this weekend.
The Monarch Butterflies were plentiful in the backyard this weekend.
Enjoying my first corn on the cob of the season at a friends BBQ.
I loved the hammock at a friends place! Must get one for our yard!
Even though we didn't do what we had planned to do Saturday, we ended up having a great day. Spending most of the weekend in our backyard was enjoyable and just what I needed after a stressful week at work.
And, I've just been informed that we're going for an ice-cream!, Now that is a great way to end a long weekend!
That's too bad that your day didn't go as planned but it sounds like it turned out okay after all.
Great shot of the blue jay in the birdbath!


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London named most popular city in the world.
Use the London Notes summary scaffold to help you organise your ideas about the London world cities case study.
- Service industries account for 60% of total employment (banking, insurance, civil service, transportation, education, food and drink, publishing, retailing, tourism, etc).
- Greater London possesses the country's greatest concentration of professional, technical, and administrative occupations, as well as the highest average income in Britain.
The Port of London, the major docks of which are located just downstream from London Bridge, provides access to raw materials and markets. London is one of Europe's largest sea ports and handles virtually every type of commodity and cargo.
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2022 Dodge Durango SRT Redesign, Specs and Features
By Amanda McAllisterPosted on August 18, 2022 August 26, 2022
2022 Dodge Durango SRT Redesign, Specs and Features. While many FCA fans were expecting a complete redesign of Grand Cherokee's cousin, we found out months ago that the current generation will remain in production for some more time. We will have to wait for a couple of more years to see that rumored BoF Durango. Meanwhile, the company will try to make this model fresh, so a nice update is coming for the next year. We are about to see a facelift, which will affect all models. WE also expect to see changes that will be reserved for certain versions, particularly for the 2022 Dodge Durango SRT, which is about to come with a Hellcat engine in the offer.
This won't be the only powertrain update for the next year, as the new eTorque mild hybrid system is expected to be offered. The 2022 Dodge Durango SRT is expected to hit the market sometime late in the year.
2022 Dodge Durango SRT Design
The upcoming update will certainly bring some interesting novelties when it comes to base design characteristics. As you can see on the test model, the focus is on the front end, which is the only camouflaged area. Therefore, we expect to see novelties in terms of new headlights, grille, bumper etc. Those are general updates, but the 2022 Dodge Durango SRT will also continue with various exclusive details. Of course, this includes things like a more aggressive bumper, different grille and more. Naturally, there are new wheels, lower-profile tires etc. The new Hellcat version should accentuate these parts even more.
Naturally, these models will carry on with all those mechanical upgrades. As you probably know, this hi-performance version comes with a special suspension setup, which includes things like hi-performance dampers. Of course, you may also count on performance Brembo brakes, while the AWD layout is standard.
2022 Dodge Durango SRT and SRT Hellcat
Far, the SRT version of this crossover has been available in just one variant, with a good-old 6.4-liter V8 engine. This is a pretty capable engine, which puts out 475 horsepower, which provide impressive performances. This version needs just around 4.4 seconds to hit 60 mph. With the new engine options, things will become even more impressive. Of course, we are talking about the famous Hellcat engine, the same one that powers Grand Cherokee Trackhawk.
We are talking about a max output of astonishing 707 horsepower and 645 pound-feet of torque, which should be enough to move this heavy and large SUV from zero to 60 in just 3.5 seconds. Of course, we count on a couple of more upgrades that usually come with this engine, such as the Quadra-Trac Active On-Demand four-wheel-drive system, the Selec-Trac traction management system.
This model isn't just fast, but also capable. When properly equipped, this version can tow up to 8.700 pounds, which is a really impressive number for the class.
It is still unclear whether the upcoming update is about to bring novelties on the inside or not. At this point, we can only tell that the 2022 Dodge Durango SRT will carry on with its exclusive details, such as Nappa leather, ventilated seats and similar things. Of course, the new Hellcat model should accentuate its hi-performance nature eve more, though we can't talk about details at this point.
As a hi-grade trim level, it will also come with a full load of tech goodies. The current model comes standard with things like an 8.4-inch touchscreen, nine-speaker Alpine stereo, or a 19-speaker Harman Kardon stereo, a rear-seat DVD entertainment system, satellite radio, remote start etc.
Safety Features When it comes to safety features this model already comes with a full load of standard safety features. Some of the highlights are things like blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, automatic high-beam headlights, rain-sensing windshield wipers, adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and lane keep assist. Therefore, we don't expect bigger changes for the next year.
2022 Dodge Durango SRT Release Date and Price
When it comes to the 2022 Dodge Durango SRT release date, we expect that the updated model will hit the market sometime in the last quarter of the year. The standard SRT model current starts around 63.000 dollars and we don't expect to see significant changes. On the other side, the new Hellcat model will certainly go over 80.000 dollars.
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FRENCH BANK CHIEF TO HEAD THE I.M.F.
Michel Camdessus, the French Government's top banker, was named managing director of the International Monetary Fund today, ending an uncommon spectacle of open campaigning by two nations for a position of power over the world economy.
Mr. Camdessus (pronounced COM-de-sue) was elected unanimously by the 22-member executive board of the 151-nation lending institution, succeeding another Frenchman, Jacques de Larosiere. But he was named only after barely winning a straw vote Wednesday over the Finance Minister of the Netherlands, H. Onno Ruding. Mr. Ruding withdrew from the race just before today's vote.
Mr. Camdessus, who is 53 years old, joins the I.M.F. at a moment of acute tensions over a relatively weak world economy and the seemingly intractable loan payment problems of developing debtor nations. The I.M.F. attempts to help those countries, but also tries to discipline them by requiring sometimes severe economic restraint.
In international financial circles, Mr. Camdessus is regarded as somewhat more sympathetic to the economic difficulties of the poorer nations than Mr. de Larosiere. But in the last year, Mr. de Larosiere has been adopting more relaxed policies in helping such nations carry their debts.
The Reagan Administration, although the largest contributor to the fund and thus its greatest influence, was neutral throughout the campaign, contending that the position has always gone to a European and that the Europeans should decide the issue among themselves.
''We said that both candidates were credible and qualified and that this was a European call,'' said a senior Administration official who declined to be named. Japan and Canada were also neutral.
Tensions could persist, however, because Mr. Ruding remains chairman of a board of 23 of the world's finance ministers - the Interim Committee - that sets policy for the fund and oversees its management.
Mr. Camdessus, who will take office on Jan. 16 for a five-year term, has been a prominent figure for a decade - as former French Finance Minister, head of the country's central bank and former president of the Paris Club, an informal association of industrial nation finance ministers and central bankers who help to arrange new lending terms for countries having difficulty handling their debts.
Mr. Camdessus and Mr. Ruding are considered financially cautious and largely apolitical. But Mr. Camdessus rose through French policy-making circles on appointments by Socialist President Francois Mitterrand, and he could prove somewhat more lenient in dealing with debtors than Mr. Ruding. Apparently that was a factor in his election, since it was the votes of the poorer countries that swung the decision his way.
Although such distinctions are important to the members of the I.M.F., sources close to it said the open campaigning for the job had more to do with matters of national prestige.
With Mr. de Larosiere and Pierre-Paul Schweitzer, two of the last three managing directors of the I.M.F., have been French, and the long terms of both cover almost half of the fund's 40-year history.
In a straw vote on Wednesday, Mr. Camdessus received 35 percent and Mr. Ruding 28 percent, according to diplomatic sources here. Mr. Ruding's later withdrawal permitted the unanimous election.
As managing director of the fund, Mr. Camdessus will oversee an organization with headquarters in Washington that emerged with its sister institution, the World Bank, from the debris of the international economy following World War II. Through short-term lending and the imposition of rigid discipline over troubled national economies, the fund, which has resources of $106 billion, attempts to stabilize those economies and prevent their difficulties from undermining the global economy.
However, over the last year, since the debut of Treasury Secretary James A. Baker 3d's ''Baker Plan'' urging more leniency toward the countries in return for their adoption of policies designed to foster their economies' long-term growth, Mr. de Larosiere's dealings with the countries have become more flexible.


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- Special Presentations about St. Francis and Pope Francis' Encyclical "Rejoice and Be Glad", in Assisi (10/2) & San Damiano (10/9 & 16) at 7 pm.
- Transitus & Holy Hour, Duke Catholic Center - Goodson Chapel. The Friars from Immaculate Conception will join the Conventual Friars at Duke for their celebration of the passing of St. Francis into eternal life.
- Daily Mass with the School, in the Sanctuary at 8:15 am.
- Spanish Mass at 7pm.
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at 11 am. Activities for kids, treats for pets and humans.
- Bilingual Mass in the Sanctuary at 5:30 pm followed by the Multicultural Festival in Fellowship Hall (School Gym) and the Parking Lot in between EK and the School Gym. We need some food donations for the festival, to help please sign-up here.
- Screening of the film "Santuario" on the school Play Ground at 12:45 and 3 pm.
- Small study group on "Rejoice and be Glad" (Gaudete et Exsultate), the new encyclical from Pope Francis in the Youth Room at 7 pm.
- Repeat presentation of "Rejoice and be Glad" in the Gathering Space at 12:45 pm.


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Picture a platform, erected at the dizzying height of 400 metres above sea level, on the 99th floor of the Marina's iconic Princess Tower –it's the world's tallest residential building.
This is the place where a handful of guys will take the plunge as part of the 'Dream Jump Dubai' experience, which is travelling around the world in a series of 80 jumps to break a few records and, perhaps, chalk up a few thrills in the bargain.The plunge from 400 metres above sea level is expected to be the highest ever attempted, with the previous record set at 364 metres.
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Q: 50% validation accuracy in binary classification with any CNN model (including VGG16) I'm very new to CNNs and I'm having an issue of my binary classifcation generating a validation accuracy of 50%.
For the record, I'm attempting to catgegorise MRIs of brain scans into Alzheimer's Disease, and healthy control.
The images by default are 250x250px in black and whiite .png format, and I have roughly 1,000 images total.
I have tried creating my own models, and implementing VGG16, all of which produde a validation accuracy of around 50%.
I'm starting to think it might be an issue of the data being processed incorrectly but as I'm new to this I'm unsure. Maybe something to do with the images being interpreted as RGB when they're black and white? But I'm honestly not sure.
Would appreciate anyone taking a look, thank you!

import tensorflow as tf
from keras.layers.convolutional import Convolution2D
from tensorflow.keras.models import Sequential
from tensorflow.keras.layers import Activation, Dense, Flatten, BatchNormalization, Conv2D, MaxPool2D, Dropout
from tensorflow.keras.optimizers import Adam
from tensorflow.keras.preprocessing.image import ImageDataGenerator
import os
import warnings
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from tensorflow.python.keras.applications.vgg16 import VGG16
from tensorflow.python.keras.layers import ZeroPadding2D, MaxPooling2D

warnings.simplefilter(action='ignore', category=FutureWarning)

os.chdir('C:/Users/dancu/PycharmProjects/firstCNN/data/ad-vs-cn')

physical_devices = tf.config.experimental.list_physical_devices('GPU')
print("Num GPUs Available: ", len(physical_devices))
tf.config.experimental.set_memory_growth(physical_devices[0], True)

# Define paths for image data
train_path = "C:/Users/dancu/PycharmProjects/firstCNN\data/ad-vs-cn/train"
test_path = "C:/Users/dancu/PycharmProjects/firstCNN\data/ad-vs-cn/test"
valid_path = "C:/Users/dancu/PycharmProjects/firstCNN\data/ad-vs-cn/valid"

# Use ImageDataGenerator to create 3 lots of batches
train_batches = ImageDataGenerator(
    rescale=1/255).flow_from_directory(directory=train_path,
        target_size=(64,64), classes=['cn', 'ad'], batch_size=20,
            color_mode="rgb")
valid_batches = ImageDataGenerator(
    rescale=1/255).flow_from_directory(directory=valid_path,
        target_size=(64,64), classes=['cn', 'ad'], batch_size=20,
            color_mode="rgb")
test_batches = ImageDataGenerator(
    rescale=1/255).flow_from_directory(directory=test_path,
        target_size=(256,240), classes=['cn', 'ad'], batch_size=10,
            color_mode="rgb")

imgs, labels = next(train_batches)

# Test to see normalisation has occurred properly
print(imgs[1][16])
print(labels)

# Define method to plot MRIs
def plotImages(images_arr):
    fig, axes = plt.subplots(1, 10, figsize=(20,20))
    axes = axes.flatten()
    for img, ax in zip( images_arr, axes):
        ax.imshow(img)
        ax.axis('off')
    plt.tight_layout()
    plt.show()

# Plot a sample of MRIs
plotImages(imgs)

# Define the model
# VGG16
model = Sequential()
model.add(Conv2D(input_shape=(64,64,3),filters=64,kernel_size=(3,3),padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=64,kernel_size=(3,3),padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2,2),strides=(2,2)))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=128, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=128, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2,2),strides=(2,2)))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=256, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=256, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=256, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2,2),strides=(2,2)))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=512, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=512, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=512, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2,2),strides=(2,2)))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=512, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=512, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(filters=512, kernel_size=(3,3), padding="same", activation="relu"))
model.add(MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2,2),strides=(2,2)))
model.add(Flatten())
model.add(Dense(units=4096,activation="relu"))
model.add(Dense(units=4096,activation="relu"))
model.add(Dense(units=2, activation="softmax"))

# This model hits around 70% train acc, 50% val acc
# model = Sequential([
#     Conv2D(filters=32, kernel_size=(3, 3), activation='relu', padding = 'same', input_shape=(64,64,3)),
#     MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2, 2), strides=2),
#     Dropout(0.2),
#   #  BatchNormalization(),
#     Conv2D(filters=64, kernel_size=(3, 3), activation='relu', padding='same'),
#     MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2, 2), strides=2),
#     Dropout(0.3),
#    # BatchNormalization(),
#     Conv2D(filters=128, kernel_size=(3, 3), activation='relu', padding='same'),
#     MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2, 2), strides=2),
#     Dropout(0.4),
#   #  BatchNormalization(),
#     Conv2D(filters=128, kernel_size=(3, 3), activation='relu', padding='same'),
#     MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2, 2), strides=2),
#     Dropout(0.4),
#     Flatten(),
#     Dense(units=2, activation='softmax')
# ])

## This model hits around 68% training accuracy at it's peak
# base_model = Sequential([
#     Conv2D(filters=32, kernel_size=(3, 3), activation='relu', padding = 'same', input_shape=(256,256,3)),
#     MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2, 2), strides=2),
#     Dropout(0.1),
#     Conv2D(filters=64, kernel_size=(3, 3), activation='relu', padding='same'),
#     MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2, 2), strides=2),
#     Dropout(0.2),
#     Conv2D(filters=128, kernel_size=(3, 3), activation='relu', padding='same'),
#     MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2, 2), strides=2),
#     Dropout(0.3),
#     Flatten(),
#     Dense(units=2, activation='softmax')
# ])

# Summarise each layer of the model
print(model.summary())

# Compile and train the model
model.compile(optimizer=Adam(), loss='categorical_crossentropy', metrics=['accuracy'])
model.fit(x=train_batches,
    steps_per_epoch=len(train_batches),
    validation_data=valid_batches,
    validation_steps=len(valid_batches),
    epochs=35,
    verbose=1
)

EDIT: Thank you all for your replies so far, they've all been really insightful.
I think we're reaching the conclusion that it's a case of small sample size and the fact that these images are hard to classify using 2D CNNs. Tomorrow I'm going to try and throw together a basic 3D CNN using the original .nii files and see if this increases the accuracy.

A: Repeat all images 3 times to conform to RGB 3 channels yourself. In loss, use binary_crossentropy. In the test image generator, you have (256, 240), make it the same as your training size.
Also, try out the original size for the network (224x224).

A: You have only 2 classes: Yes and No. Therefore, I would recommend to generate the output of one channel only with "sigmoid" activation, i.e. the last layer of your network should be:
Dense(units=1, activation='sigmoid')

and than train your network with "binary_crossentropy". Use the small simple CNN for the beginning.

A: In the training and validation generators you have made the image size only 64 X 64 versus the original size of 250 X 250. Reducing the image losses detail that the network can learn on. I recommend you set these values to 224 X 224.
You have 1000 images which may not be enough to get a high level of accuracy. You may want to augment the data by using the augmentations available in the image data generator. Documentation is here. In your test generator you should make the image size the same size as was used for training. When you use VGG16 be sure to set the weights=imagenet and the image size to 224 X 224. You are doing a binary classification so I recommend top layer be Dense(units=1, activation='sigmoid'). Then you can just test if the ouput is above or below .5. When you compile the model use loss="binary_crossentropy".  Also set top=False and pooling=max, Then add the dense layer. I don't use Vgg16 because it has over 40 million trainable parameters. I you train the full model the training time can be very long. I prefer to use Mobilenet which has only 4 million parameters and is essentially just as accurate.

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The first Citizens' Assembly of Mostar launched
Mostar 10 July 2021
"The Assembly will enable citizens in Mostar to engage in deliberations and dialogue with local authorities, in a new way that complements representative democracy and citizen participation,", stated Bernd Vöhringer President of the Chamber of Local Authorities of the Congress, at the inaugural session of the Mostar Citizens' Assembly on 10 July 2021. "Based on the principles of randomness, inclusiveness and informed deliberations, this process will bring the change to the City of Mostar through the co-creation and the alliance built between the authorities and citizens", he stressed.
Bojana Urumova, Head of the Council of Europe Office in Bosnia and Herzegovina, declared that the City of Mostar can now be considered as a frontliner competing with other cities where the process of deliberative democracy and the promotion of inclusive and transparent policies are already a common practice.
Salem Marić, President of the Mostar City Council welcomed the Congress initiative and announced that the recommendations from the Citizens' Assembly will be discussed by the City Council. With this process, Mostar is catching the wave of deliberative democracy that brings together public authorities from all levels of government who are increasingly turning to citizens to enhance decision-making.
The Citizens' Assembly is bringing together a representative group of 47 randomly selected citizens who will meet during four consecutive weekends in July 2021. They will continue hearing experts and stakeholders, deliberate upon and make recommendations on the issues of cleanliness and maintenance of public spaces in the City of Mostar.
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Nicki Minaj has been busy scoring collaborations prior to the release of her forthcoming album Queen, and now we're adding another on the list! London-based artist Ella Mai enlisted the female rap icon and Quavo of the hip hop trio Migos to give her US summer smash "Boo'd Up" a new life. For the remix, the 23-year-old singer leaves most of the song's urban beat and the chorus intact, but now opens with verses from Nicki. Quavo joins in on all the fun later on.
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This area of focus supports black rhino conservation in all black rhino conservation sites in Kenya.These include; state, county, community and private lands.
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Published: 2:22 PM January 7, 2011 Updated: 6:43 PM November 1, 2020
THIS January the Uttlesford Citizens Advice Bureau is getting ready for what could be its busiest month ever.
Requests for help have spiked over the last two years and staff feel that demand will continue to rise as more people battle the hardships of losing employment, adapting to cuts in benefits, and coping with rising household expenses.
Although the charity is well known and established, many people have a hazy understanding of what they do.
"There isn't really ever a typical day in terms of the people we see or situations we are asked to give advice about," said manager Kate Robson.
"Around 30 per cent of the people we see are those we perhaps regularly help – for example they may need support because English isn't their first language or they have hearing or speech difficulties.
"A significant percentage of our regular clients have health (mental or physical) challenges, means they may rely more heavily on the benefit system, or have more difficulties retaining work and therefore may use us more often.
"The remaining 70 per cent only use the service when they feel the need for extra help or perhaps have a problem they don't feel they can discuss with people close to them. This could be debt, a family breakdown, job loss, caring issues, bereavement, a consumer issue, domestic violence, a bailiff at the door, homelessness, or simply, they just can't make ends meet."
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Help is at hand. Each CAB session is run by a supervisor who is responsible for the quality of advice and the level of service provided each day.
CAB typically has seven volunteers on each session: four trained advisers, two advice assistants and a receptionist.
Advice assistants answer phones or see people who may drop into the office at Barnards Yard, Saffron Walden. They will have a short talk with a person to assess the urgency of the problem and decide whether CAB is the organisation to help.
Mrs Robson said: "We often make referrals to other caring agencies with whom we work closely and they will send on clients to us too.
"If someone does have an emergency situation, perhaps we are concerned about their wellbeing, or the situation needs an urgent legal remedy, we will always make room to see them on the day.
"In more routine cases appointments will be made at a convenient time and the client will be asked to bring in relevant paperwork, which will ensure we provide the most helpful advice. Gone are the days when people had to wait two hours to see someone."
Advisers currently deal with about five appointments a day and spend time with each person to ensure that they have a really good understanding of the issue, they then write up the details of the advice given and will undertake any necessary phone calls and follow-up work.
The service remains free, confidential and impartial for everyone and the charity is focused on trying to help as many people as possible across the district – through the main offices in Saffron Walden and Great Dunmow, and outreaches in Thaxted and Stansted Mountfitchet.
Although the vast majority of the work is done by volunteers, costs have increased. If you feel you would like to support the charity, donations can be posted to: Uttlesford CAB, Barnards Yard, Saffron Walden, Essex, CB11 4EB.
Local trusts or businesses that would like to help people in the community get advice and support can call Mrs Robson on 01799 526577.
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Mary Keitany celebrating after defending her New York Marathon on November 1.
NAIROBI, November 7 – Less than 24 hours after dispatching her rivals with almost embarrassing ease to win the New York City Marathon, Kenya's Mary Keitany was back at the site of her victory in Central Park, beaming a wide, satisfied grin.
Last Sunday, the tiny Kenyan crushed the field over the final five miles to win her second title in New York – finishing in 2:24:25, more than a minute clear of her closest pursuer – and with that victory in the bag, her attention was shifting to the great, shiny target which now looms on the horizon.
"To win the Olympics, or to get a medal, would mean a lot," she says. "I'll go home now, get a rest, maybe wait for the team to be selected, but I'm ready to go and try to get a medal in Rio."
Keitany stands at just five feet two inches (1.58m) and speaks in a gentle, hushed tone, a fraction above a whisper. It's a constitution that's difficult to pair with the athlete who, just one day earlier, had dismantled her rivals with ruthless, relentless aggression over the closing miles.
Having nestled in the pack and conserved energy through the first half of the race, Keitany swept to the front after 20 miles, cranking the pace up to a level that had her rivals soon sending out distress signals.
Clocking off splits of 5:14, 5:13 and 5:16 between 20 and 23 miles, she began to disappear out of her rivals' sight, once again leaving them to scrap for the minor places.
"I was very confident coming here," she said. "When I made my move, if somebody was strong enough to go with me, I was ready. Fortunately they never got me."
Though Keitany may play up the role of fortune, there was nothing accidental about the manner in which she earned her second title in New York, which was her fourth victory in a Marathon Major. The 33-year-old's performance was a combination of absurd natural talent, years of hard graft, and a racing wisdom gained through experience.
And, according to her Italian coach Gabriele Nicola, Keitany's ability to extract more from herself on race days than any of her rivals.
"Her talent is big and she's a professional," says Nicola, "but the difference between her and the others is the ability in competitions to use all she has, and even put more on top."
Nicola would know, for he has been coaching Keitany since 2009, along with many world-class marathoners. When they first joined forces, Keitany was returning to training after the birth of her son.
"Everybody saw big potential in her," says Nicola. "With six months of training, she ran 69 minutes for the half marathon. In one year, she took silver at the World Half Marathon Championships, running 66 minutes. That's talent."
While Keitany was exceptional at the half marathon, her inevitable transition to the marathon was pockmarked by that well-known parent of success: failure.
"The marathon takes time to learn," says Keitany, whose last defeat at the half marathon came in 2007. "You learn by making mistakes and adjusting, how to put yourself at a comfortable pace and not always just pushing, pushing, which means you pay the price at the end."
In New York four years ago, Keitany learned the hard way. At the time, she held the half marathon world record at 1:05:50, and she duly blasted through the first half of the marathon in 1:07:56, which is still the fastest half marathon ever run by a woman in the city.
That exuberance cost her dearly in the closing miles, though, and with her tank running on empty, she faded to third in 2:23:38. Mistakes, though, are only mistakes if you don't learn from them, and that was a lesson Keitany only needed to be taught once.
The following year, she took a second victory at the London Marathon, running an African record of 2:18:37, which ranks her as the second-fastest woman of all time.
On her return to New York in 2014, she adopted a new strategy, biding her time and outsprinting Jemima Jelagat to take victory in 2:25:07. And this year, she again showed admirable patience until the 20-mile mark.
"I learned lessons here in 2011," she says. "I understood the course this time, so I had to be patient and wait. I was very confident."
For Keitany, it was the perfect way to re-establish her supremacy after finishing second at the London Marathon in April. "London was not good because I had malaria," she says. "For New York, my training was perfect and I was coming to defend my title."
For Nicola, Keitany's run was further proof his protégée is becoming the complete package over 26.2 miles. "It took her time to believe she could become a marathoner," he says, "but now she knows she is, not only physically, but mentally."
Having overseen her training for almost seven years, Nicola knows exactly what Keitany needs to reach peak fitness. "Training is an evolution year by year on what you have done before," he says. "Mary runs about 150-160km a week, but we don't mind if she runs 20km less. Living at altitude, training in a place with a lot of hills, it's important to take care of the recovery to arrive ready for the quality sessions."
Keitany lives and trains in Iten – a Kenyan town of about 40,000 which is revered in distance running circles – and alongside her training demands, she sometimes oversees the running of the hotel she owns in Eldoret. In terms of her priorities, though, running comes first.
"I just mind my training for now," she says, "but maybe after I finish running I will have enough time to be there."
Keitany is also a mother to two children – Samantha, two, and Jared, seven – and far from finding them a burden on her running career, she credits her children for providing extra motivation.
"It was tough at the beginning to come back after pregnancy," she says, "but being a mother is also good. When I'm running I remember them and I realise I'm not running for myself, but also for my family."
Having struck a successful balance between her professional and family life, Keitany sees no reason to change things in the build-up to the Olympics where, pending selection, she hopes to improve on her fourth-place finish from London 2012 – her only road-running performance to date in which she did not make the podium.
"I'll continue life the way it is," she says. "For now it's time to go home, get some recovery and enjoy the victory. It's still a long way to the Olympics, but it's in my mind. If I'm selected to represent my country, then I would love to get a medal."
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Ana's research and professional practice focuses on environmental and climate justice. She works directly with impacted communities and coalitions to support the advancement of community led, critical and systemic alternatives to achieve environmental justice. Ana works on a range of related issues including environmental justice policies, zero waste systems, climate justice and resiliency plans, cumulative impacts tools, and mitigation strategies tied to goods movement. Ana's professional practice is based primarily in community engaged scholarship and critical participatory action research. Her doctoral dissertation focused on the implementation of state-level environmental justice policies across the United States, which co-opted the environmental justice discourse absent systemic approaches to address the distributive and structural roots of environmental injustice.
Her current research focuses on the use of state policies and municipal land use tools to address cumulative environmental impacts in environmental justice communities. She recently released the report, "Local Policies for Environmental Justice: A National Scan" with the Natural Resources Defense Council and several environmental justice organizations. Ana helped to develop and implement a model Environmental Justice and Cumulative Impacts Ordinance in Newark, New Jersey. She focuses on issues related to climate justice policies at the national and state level. She is currently leading research at TEDC in collaboration with the Center for Earth, Energy & Democracy and the Urban Environment Institute at Thomas Edison State College focused on the equity implications of state-level climate mitigation policies. This research is an extension of earlier research conducted with these centers focused on the equity implications of the Obama-era Clean Power Plan (CPP) Rule. Her recent publication examines the environmental justice implications of the promotion of waste incineration and other biomass technologies in national climate mitigation strategies. Ana's research extends to issues related to zero waste, the circular economy and anti- incineration policies that can help cities transform their relationship to waste. She recently published a book chapter on best practices for organics diversion in New York City [Smarter New York City: How City Agencies Innovate] and an article related to the dangers of co-incineration in municipal zero waste or renewable energy policies. Ana helped organize and host the Conference, Design, Justice and Zero Waste: Pathways to a Circular Economy with TEDC and the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA).
Baptista, Ana I. "The Evolution of the Environmental Justice Movement: Trans-Local Voices for Systemic Transformations" in Globalism and Localization in the Context of the Ecological and Social Crisis. Ed. Jeanine M. Canty. New York: Routledge, (forthcoming April 2019).
Baptista, Ana I. "Innovations for Sustainability via New York City's Residential Curbside Organic Waste Collection Program: Pathways to Zero Waste" in Smarter New York City: How City Agencies Innovate. Ed. André Corrêa d'Almeida. New York: Columbia University Press, forthcoming 2018.
Baptista, Ana I. "Finding Hope at the Margins: A Journey of Environmental Justice." Ecological and Social Healing: Multicultural Women's Voices. Ed. Jeanine M. Canty. New York: Routledge, 2017.
Baptista, Ana, I. NJ's Next Governor Should Champion Environmental Justice. Op-Ed New Jersey Spotlight, October 12, 2017.
Ponder, M., R.A. Crowley, C. Arkin, A. Maxey, A. Bruno, K. Amarnath, A. Baptista, and M. Wilson. "Green Businesses and Cities at Risk. How Your Waste Management Plan may be Leading You in the Wrong Direction." The New School, Tishman Environment and Design Center, New York. (2017).
Chang Ho Yu, Zhi-Hua (Tina) Fan, Paul J. Lioy , Ana Baptista, Molly Greenberg, Robert Laumbach, A Mobile Monitoring Approach to Characterize Spatial and Temporal Variation in Traffic-Related Air Pollutants in an Urban Community, Atmospheric Environment,Sept 2016.
Baptista, Ana, I., Contreras, J. G. and Hoz, M. Just Transitions: Climate Justice in Action Report. In Collaboration with the Climate Justice Alliance. New York, January 2016.
Baptista, Ana, I. Amicus Brief, Environmental and Public Health Impacts of Surface Parking Lots, In opposition to variance application submitted to the City of Newark, NJ Board of Adjustment, October 2014.
Clinton J. Andrews, Ana Baptista and Shawn Patton, in T. Terano et al. eds. Grounded Theory and Multi-agent Simulation for a Small Firm. Agent-Based Simulation, Springer, 2005.
Baptista, Ana, I. Environmental Justice in America: A New Paradigm, by Edwardo Lao Rhodes. 2004. Book Review, Journal of the American Planning Association, Vol. 70, 3.
Koh, Gary, Norbert E. Yankielun and Ana I. Baptista (1996) Snow cover characterization using multi-band FMCW radars. Hydrological Processes, 10: 1609-1617.
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The Property at Hampton Court dates back to 1509 and the palace of Henry VIII. During the period of Charles II ownership (1660-1685) the goosefoot, or patte d'oie (attributed to Andre Mollet) was put into place. The three axes meet at the palace in a semicircular space. The central axis includes a long canal and lime trees lining the length.
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The grounds at Kew are a combination of two 18th century royal estates, one belonging to George II and Queen Caroline (Richmond Gardens), and the other belonging to Frederick, Prince of Wales (Kew House). Previous improvements at Richmond Gardens had been made by Charles Bridgeman and William Kent. In 1760 under the ownership of George III, Kew was re-designed by 'Capability' Brown, who removed earlier garden improvements in favor of his interpretation of nature.
In 1757, William Chambers (1723-1796) was asked to provide a new design for the grounds. Chambers influence was seen through his taste for Chinese features – The Pagoda – and his design as an eclectic organization of architectural pieces within the garden.
In 1759 Kew began its increased role as a Botanic collection. In 1838 a committee recommended the development of Kew into "a scientific and horticultural institution worthy of the nation," additional glass houses were built and the garden underwent other changes.
Scientific institution. Rev. William Turner (c. 1510 – 1568) 'Father' of English botany had a garden at Kew. Mid 17th century a house known as Kew House and as White House belonging to Richard Bennett. Bennett's daughter married Sir Henry Capel, subsequently Lord Capel, the daughter died 1721, property became Sir Henry Capel's.
Capel – by many accounts a famous gardener cultivated fruit (including oranges) pioneered greenhouse building, plated a myrtetum (myrtles) and collected flowering and evergreen shrubs.
Property (after Bennetts death) to his great-niece and husband Samuel Molyneux he converted east wing of Kew House to observatory. 1730 – Both Molyneux's dead, Kew House occupied by Frederick, Prince of Wales. 1730 – Acquired the services of William Kent to lay out the grounds.
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John Nash and Prince Regent were responsible for the design of London's major boulevard, named Regent Street. The intention of Regent Street was to connect two royal palaces – Carlton House and a new palace to be located in Marylebone Park (later, Regent Park). The new palace was to be "A public building to receive the statues and monuments of great and distinguished men."
Regent Street was a ceremonial street lined with high priced retail shops, where promenading and expensive shopping took place on an elegant architectural stage.
Carlton House was removed shortly after the building of Regent Street, and the new palace in Regent Park was never built. After the destruction of the Carlton House, the Duke of York's column was put in its place. The connection that Regent Street now made was from Regent Park to St. James Park. Despite the fact that two features that were meant to be connected by Regent Street were never built, the street was still a very successful endeavor. Regent Street was designed as a unified architectural space, and unlike the boulevards of Paris, it was not straight. The curves and turns provided for a sequence of varied experiences along the length of Regent Street.
Regent Street served a number of purposes that foreshadowed changes to come in many urban centers:
Regent Street incorporated sewer improvements from Regent Park to the city main near St. James Park.
Regent Street opened up the center of London for light and clean air.
It replaced neighborhoods of "unhealthy" nature.
It enhanced economic value and retail sales.
It created a north-south connection for traffic, easing the congestion of the city.
It increased property values of adjacent land holdings.
Metro improvements were associated with Regent Park. The outer ring drive-remnant of Brownian ideas.
The initial design of Regent Park was as a residential suburb for the very rich, fifty private home sites within the park landscape. Each of the 50 home sites was designed to feel as if the entire park was its own. In 1825, due to a crash in the credit market, John Nash's plan for 50 elaborate homes in Regent Park was dropped.
In 1838, Regent Park was opened to the public. The evolution of the park came to include Villa buildings in a park of walks, flower gardens, a lake, recreation areas, and botanical and zoological gardens.
St. James Park has a long history as a royal park, starting with Charles II who had put in place a design for the park by Andre Mollet.
During the reign of George IV, between 1820 and 1830, John Nash re-designed the park. At the time of his employment at St. James Park, the site was a bare tract of land with a canal running down the middle of it. The existing park structure had no clear relationship to Buckingham House (later Buckingham Palace) or any of the other adjacent spaces.
Nash created a park in picturesque style with a lake formed from the canal focused on Buckingham House. The new vision for the park also included a grand bridge crossing the lake, and trees composed to come together in a painterly fashion.
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Passport issued to Ernst Perl in February, 1939. It is stamped with a red "J" and includes the middle name Israel in order to identify the owner as Jewish. Ernst used this passport to flee Germany and eventually make his way to the United States.
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Ellinor (now Eleanor) and Evelyn Perl, twin sisters, were born in Berlin in 1938 to Ernst and Frieda (nee Heimann) Perl. The family fled to Lisbon via Paris and succeeded in sailing to the United States on board the SS Nyassa on May 25, 1941. They settled in New York where the girls attended a pre-school for Jewish refugee children.
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Evelyn Perl is the daughter of Ernst Walter Perl and Frieda Felicie (nee Heimann/Heymann) Perl. Ernst was born on September 16, 1898 in a small town in Silesia and moved to Berlin with his family when he was a teenager. He had two siblings; one died in World War I and the other died from an accident before the Nazi rise to power. Frieda was born in Berlin on February 18, 1905 and had three brothers, Jean, Max and Arnim. Ernst and Frieda married in 1935 and stayed in Berlin where Ernst worked as an automobile salesman. In 1936, Arnim immigrated to South Africa, and the next year Frieda's father, Sigmund Heimann, died just as the Nazis were about to confiscate his large, prosperous business. In 1938 Jean died suddenly, supposedly of a heart attack, at the young age of 35. That year Frieda also gave birth to twin girls, Evelyn and Ellinor (now Eleanor Gerson). After Ernst was arrested (probably during Kristallnacht) and briefly incarcerated the family decided to emigrate. In 1941, they traveled to Lisbon via Paris and then sailed to the United States on board the SS Nyassa on June 3, 1941 and arrived in New York on June 13. There the girls attended a pre-school for Jewish refugee children. Back in Europe, Ernst's parents were deported to Theresienstadt where his father Siegfried perished. Siegfreid's wife, Marie, was sent from Theresienstadt to Auschwitz where she perished. Frieda's mother, Selma Heimann was deported on March 10, 1942 to Raval, Estonia where she was killed. Frieda's brother Max and his wife fled to The Netherlands, but were rounded-up and deported to Westerbork and then Auschwitz. Max perished but his wife Inge survived to reunite with their daughter Suzanne who survived in hiding.
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Thousands of starlings fly together to make an enormous bird
This amazing photograph was taken by James Crombie in Ireland. It shows a murmuration of thousands of starlings acting like a single giant creature to confuse predators
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THIS extraordinary image, taken as dusk approaches, looks like a soaring bird from a fantasy film. In reality, it is a murmuration – a huge swarm of starlings moving and pulsating as a single spectacular mass in the sky.
Murmurations can comprise up to hundreds of thousands of flying starlings, though few are quite as dramatic as this one. Photojournalist James Crombie captured it over Lough Ennell, a lake near Mullingar in Ireland, after more than 50 visits in which he took hundreds of shots.
Starlings are thought to form murmurations to protect themselves from predators, such as peregrine falcons, since it is much harder to single out an individual among such large numbers.
The birds can coordinate themselves because they respond so quickly to their neighbours. No single starling leads the swarm. Instead, each individual reacts as its neighbour changes direction or speed. We now know that starlings do this in groups of around seven: the movements of each small unit rapidly scale up to the entire murmuration, resulting in the shape-shifting masses.
How the birds manage to avoid collisions is still a bit of a mystery, but one idea suggests that when certain starlings initiate a turn, the decision spreads through the rest of the murmuration like a wave.
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SAPD gang detectives were apparently working on gang suppression in Santa Ana on Sunday night, in an area where there have been several shootings recently, when a vehicle they deemed to be of interest suddenly sped off.
There was a brief police pursuit of less than a minute when the suspect's vehicle crashed into a pole, at about 9:22 p.m. in the 1300 block of South Flower Street, in Santa Ana, according to the O.C. Register.
A short police pursuit ended when a suspect's vehicle collided with a pole in Santa Ana on Sunday night, police said.
The foolish driver was of course arrested and he is facing charges of violating his probation and felony evasion. The car turned out to be loaded during the pursuit and crash. A male passenger was hospitalized for injuries to his face and two women in the car were also taken to the hospital, with minor injuries.
This incident happened just west of Martin Elementary School, in Ward 2, which is represented by Councilwoman Michele Martinez.
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Ceregnano (Sernian o Zernian in veneto) è un comune italiano di  abitanti della provincia di Rovigo in Veneto, situato ad est del capoluogo.

Storia
Il territorio di Ceregnano risulta fosse abitato già in età romana, ma il borgo comincia a formarsi nel medioevo. Nel 1438 il territorio fu completamente sommerso dalle acque in seguito alle rotte dell'Adige di Malopera e Castagnaro.

Alla fine dello stesso secolo il Comune fu distrutto da un incendio a cui seguì - pochi anni dopo - l'ennesima alluvione. Poi, con l'affermarsi nel XVI secolo di Venezia, il territorio ebbe - oltre alla stabilità politica - la stabilità idrica, grazie ai lavori arginali fatti dai primi consorzi di bonifica.

Santuario del Cristo dell'alluvione

Nel novembre del 1951 le acque del fiume Po sommersero quasi completamente la provincia di Rovigo. La maggior parte della popolazione fu costretta a lasciare le proprie abitazioni solo poche persone rimasero in paese aspettando il ritiro delle acque. A Lama Polesine, frazione di Ceregnano, rimasero circa un'ottantina di persone tra cui Amedeo Braghin che un pomeriggio mentre si recava a bordo della sua barca nel vicino paese di Fasana vide galleggiare sulle acque vicino ad un albero un oggetto voluminoso non identificabile causa l'imminente oscurità e la nebbia. L'immagine di quell'oggetto inquietò Braghin per tutta la notte e alle prime luci dell'alba, tornò a cercarlo. Ritrovatolo riconobbe un crocifisso di legno sprovvisto di croce, che caricò sulla barca e portò a casa, era il 2 dicembre 1951.  Nonostante i numerosi appelli fatti a mezzo stampa, non se ne scoprì la provenienza e l'oggetto divenne noto come "Cristo Alluvionato". A ricordo del ritrovamento venne costruita a Lama Polesine, sotto la guida di Monsignor Ferdinando Altafini, la Chiesa Santuario del Cristo dell'Alluvione - Monumento ai caduti delle alluvioni di tutto il mondo.

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Per la Chiesa cattolica il territorio, che comprende gli abitati di Ceregnano, Lama Polesine è una parrocchia del vicariato di Villadose, a sua volta divisione amministrativa della diocesi di Adria-Rovigo.
Chiesa di San Martino (XVIII secolo): chiesa arcipretale intitolata a San Martino di Tours è sede parrocchiale, sita in piazza Guglielmo Marconi nei pressi del Palazzo Comunale. La struttura a navata unica presenta una facciata a due ordini dall'aspetto allungato e terminante in un timpano, impreziosita da una lunetta posta sull'ordine superiore con l'immagine di un Cristo a mosaico e, in quello inferiore, da due statue in altrettante nicchie poste ai lati del portale, quella sinistra raffigurante San Bellino di Padova, patrono della Diocesi di Adria-Rovigo e quella destra raffigurante San Martino di Tours.
Chiesa di San Biagio nella frazione di Canale.
Tempio Santuario del Cristo dell'Alluvione (XX secolo) nella frazione di Lama Polesine. Edificata verso la fine del secolo è una chiesa in stile moderno dove ampio è l'uso del calcestruzzo. A seguito di una errata fornitura di calcestruzzo la chiesa venne costruita e demolita tra il 1964 e il 1965; venne ricostruita nuovamente tra il 1967 e il 1968. A ricordo del ritrovamento del Cristo Alluvionato venne costruita a Lama Polesine, sotto la guida di Monsignor Ferdinando Altafini, la Chiesa Santuario del Cristo dell'Alluvione - Monumento ai caduti delle alluvioni di tutto il mondo. La chiesa venne consacrata sotto la guida di Don Roberto Pavani il 20 maggio 1979 con cerimonia presieduta da S.E. Mons. Maria Giovanni Sartori Vescovo della Diocesi di Adria. La prima messa venne celebrata da Don Roberto Pavani nella notte di Natale del 1968.
Chiesa di San Tommaso apostolo (XX secolo): sita nel centro della frazione di Pezzoli, venne edificata in sostituzione del precedente edificio del quale rimane l'originario campanile.
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Palazzo Comunale (XIX secolo): edificato durante il Regno d'Italia è attualmente sede municipale.
Villa Passarella (XVIII secolo): sita nelle vicinanze della frazione di Lama Polesine si affaccia alla sponda sinistra del naviglio Canalbianco.

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Evoluzione demografica

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Bibliografia
 Il Veneto paese per paese, Casa Editrice Bonechi, Firenze - 1997
 Adriano Romagnolo I Ribelli del Canalbianco La Resistenza antifascista di Ceregnano e la Rappresaglia tedesca di Previère Associazione Culturale Minelliana, Rovigo.
 Paolo Tomasi Ceregnano. Evoluzione storica del suo territorio e delle sue comunità Ferrara, 1996.

Voci correlate
 Stazione di Ceregnano
 Stazione di Lama

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Where and How is New Jersey Growing?
After four decades of population loss, New Jersey's eight urban centers, as designated in the State Development and Redevelopment Plan, reversed course and resumed growing in the 1990s, though at a rate less than one-eighth that of the rest of the state. They further rebounded to about a quarter of the statewide growth rate between 2000 and 2008.
Residents in 30 of the state's most distressed cities (as identified by the Housing and Community Development Network's "Cities in Transition" study) remain poor, on average, with a combined per-capita income half that of the statewide average—and less than one-sixth that of the state's 30 wealthiest municipalities. Their collective unemployment rate was 8.6 percent in 2008, compared to 5.5 percent statewide.
Between 1995 and 2002, a total of 54,000 acres of land were developed in areas designated primarily for conservation by the State Plan. This is an area nearly the size of Union County.
Only 5 percent of people who work in New Jersey (i.e., excluding commuters to New York and Philadelphia) ride transit to work, which is no better than the national average. New jobs in New Jersey have been appearing predominantly in places not easily accessible by transit (e.g., Parsippany, Bridgewater, Mount Laurel), while they have been disappearing from transit-friendly locations such as Newark, Elizabeth and Camden.
Where and how we grow is fundamental to New Jersey's economic prosperity, environmental health and the fairness of its society. In 1986, recognizing these interconnections and the need to plan for the future, New Jersey adopted the State Planning Act, a groundbreaking effort to coordinate government land-use planning efforts across state agencies and among different levels of government: the state, counties and municipalities.
Today, more than two decades later, the results of this effort are mixed. The State Development and Redevelopment Plan, adopted pursuant to the State Planning Act, sets forth a vision for strong communities and preserved open lands that is widely shared, and has helped shape the public discourse in the state, as well as development patterns. The plan development process itself has successfully incorporated the input of hundreds of towns and thousands of individuals regarding where and how the state should grow. But the State Plan's goals have not been fully realized, as evidenced by factors such as the continued concentration of poverty, decentralization of jobs away from transit and development in rural areas.
So, where do we go from here? On October 16, New Jersey Future and the Policy Research Institute for the Region at Princeton University will host a daylong symposium to take stock of New Jersey' progress and evaluate a few specific proposals for advancing state planning. Experts, along with the audience, will consider ways to ensure the State Plan's high-level goals help decision-makers set priorities and resolve thorny conflicts.
A proposal for the State Plan map will be offered as a means of resolving the ongoing controversy over the way growth areas are designated and what they actually mean on the ground. In order to ensure the State Plan and its map effectively shape development decisions, a new proposal to empower the State Planning Commission to coordinate state agency policies, regulations and spending will be debated.
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