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"Federal judges turn out most of the arguments made by Republican, said the Trump campaign on some major rules of the road for the November election in Pennsylvania, among them Bid to get rid of brought boxes across the state. All that ahead in the next 15 minutes. I'm David Mattan. Andrew Kramer, the editor's desk. The Trump Campaign appealing of Philadelphia Common Police Court decision to Commonwealth Court. That decision sided with the city on newly open satellite election offices, which the campaign considers polling places you update from K Y W. City Hall bureau chief Pat Lowe. Judge Gary Glaser says the offices don't fit either the time or geographic limitations for polling places in the state election code that is on election day in and for a specific voting district. Nor, he says, are the functions of polling places performed there. No opening, counting or recording of ballots. Yes, he says allowing Paul watchers where state law makes no provision for them would be the worst sort of judicial activism usurping the legislative function. The ruling is a victory for the city commissioners, who opened the offices to ease getting in returning male and ballots in light of their unexpected popularity due to the cove it 19 pandemic and to reassure voters in light of the president's repeated attacks on male and voting. The commissioners are allowing Onley voters conducting business inside the offices. They say they're pleased with the decision and we'll welcome poll watchers on Election Day. In the meantime, Judge Glaser recommended the Trump campaign except the commissioner's offer to tour the offices. But not to linger. Pat Lobe K Y. W NewsRadio pandemics put quite a few bumps in the road for people who want to vote in explain selection and are a local nonprofit, hoping the smooth things out a bit. Hey, Why don't you use Antoinette Lee Report, Michelle, often of the coalition against Hunger says with so many issues on the line, and so many rumors and misinformation being spread there, people who are afraid to do the mail in ballots because they keep hearing that they're not going to be counted. They wanted to do something to help ensure that the people they serve have their voices heard in the upcoming election. Different initiatives that are going to be voted on in the next year. Next several months are all things that are gonna affect our clients such as affordable health care. As in addition to the hotline, 866, our vote organization is also promoting voting information through a virtual town hall that will stream on Facebook this coming Tuesday. The voting rights town hall is, of course, free and open to everyone. There will also be a leap for people to watch at a later time if they miss it and swing it. Li Ke one w news radio lovers looking forward to the return of Broadway shows. We're gonna have to keep waiting. Broadway League announced the suspension on performances, which was put in place is the start of the pandemic in March, has now been extended to the end of May. Theatergoers with tickets for shows between now and the intimation. Go to their point of purchase to get an exchange. Or maybe a refund came.
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"For poll watchers and satellite election offices to Commonwealth Court. A judge denies the Trump campaign yesterday, local nonprofit holding a town hall event to inform voters of their rights and recapping our top stories. The fans are back limited numbers, but they started showing up in high school football games last night. Similar things will be happening at Eagles games. Starting tomorrow in Pittsburgh. That's ahead in the next 15. Good morning. I'm Paul Kurtz. Andrew Kramer is at the editor's desk. The Trump campaign is taking its demand for poll watchers and satellite election offices to Commonwealth Court. The campaign is appealing what it calls the irresponsible ruling by a Philadelphia judge in favor of the city's argument that the offices are not polling places. Here's Kate Water, but you City Hall Bureau chief Pat Lowe. Judge Gary Glaser says the offices don't fit either the time or geographic limitations for polling places in the state election code that is on election day in and for a specific voting district. Nor, he says, are the functions of polling places performed there. No opening, counting or recording of ballots. Thus, he says, allowing Paul watchers were state law makes no provision for them would be the worst sort of judicial activism. Usurping the legislative function. The ruling is a victory for the city commissioners who opened the offices to ease getting in returning male and ballots in light of their unexpected popularity due to the cove it 19 pandemic and to reassure voters in light of the president's repeated attacks on male and voting. The commissioners are allowing Onley voters conducting business inside the offices. They say they're pleased with the decision and we'll welcome poll watchers on Election Day. In the meantime, Judge Glaser recommended the Trump campaign except the commissioner's offer to tour the offices. But not to linger. Pat Lobe K Y. W NewsRadio holding rights are always a big issue, and last night, a local nonprofit hosted a town hall event to share some advice with people Kois W's Antoinette. We checked it out. Michelle, often of the coalition against Hunger says with so many issues on the line, and so many rumors and misinformation being spread there, people who are free to do the mail in ballots because they keep hearing that they're not going to be counted. They wanted to do something to help ensure that the people they serve have their voices heard in the upcoming election. Different initiatives that are going to be voted on in the next year. Next several months are all things that are gonna affect our kind, Such a cz affordable health care, she says. In addition to the hotline 66. Our vote organization is also promoting voting information through a virtual town hall that will stream on Facebook this coming Tuesday. The voting rights town hall is, of course, free and open to everyone. There will also be elite for people to watch it a later time if they miss it, and swing at Lee came with W News radio. It's 10 48 came wind. W news.
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"Judge rule has denied the Trump campaign's request. Place what Paul watchers in satellite election offices throughout Philly. Local nonprofit holds a town hall to inform voters of their rights in November and recapping our top story fan's return to the stands in limited numbers at many high school football games last night, and the Eagles will play in front of some fans in Pittsburgh tomorrow. All that ahead in the next 15 minutes. Good morning on Paul Kurtz. Conner Bar Kong is at the editor's desk. The Trump campaign is taking its demand for poll watchers in satellite election offices to Commonwealth Court. The campaign is appealing what it calls the irresponsible ruling by a Philadelphia judge yesterday in favor of the city's argument that the offices are not polling places. Hey Y W. City Hall Bureau chief Pat Loeb has details. Judge Gary Glaser says the offices don't fit either the time or geographic limitations for polling places in the state election code that is on election day in and for a specific voting district. Act. Nor, he says, are the functions of polling places performed there. No opening, counting or recording of ballots. Thus, he says, allowing Paul watchers were state law makes no provision for them would be the worst sort of judicial activism usurping the legislative function. The ruling is a victory for the city commissioners, who opened the offices to ease getting in returning male and ballots in light of their unexpected popularity due to the cove it 19 pandemic and to reassure voters in light of the president's repeated attacks on male and voting. The commissioners are allowing Onley voters conducting business inside the offices. They say they're pleased with the decision and we'll welcome poll watchers on Election Day. In the meantime, Judge Glaser recommended the Trump campaign except the commissioner's offer to tour the offices. But not to linger. Pat Lobe K Y. W NewsRadio. Last night, a local nonprofit hosted a town hall event online to share some voting rights advice with people. Okay, One of you's Antoinette Lee checked it out. Michelle, often of the coalition against Hunger says with so many issues on the line, and so many rumors and misinformation being spread there, people who are free to do the mail in ballots because they keep hearing that they're not going to be counted. They wanted to do something to help ensure that the people they serve have their voices heard in the upcoming election. Different initiatives that are going to be voted on in the next year. Next several months are all things that are gonna affect our clients such as affordable health care, she says. In addition to the hotline 66. Our vote organization is also promoting voting information through a virtual town hall that will stream on Facebook this coming Tuesday. The voting rights town hall is, of course, free and open to everyone. There will also be a leap for people to watch it a later time if they miss it, and swing it. Li Ke one w NEWS RADIO state 48 came wind w news radio presents live and learn Education in a covert 19 world. Most schools in the region started off the year with all remote learning, and since then, some have switched to a hybrid model of in school and online. So what's it like in the classroom these days they want to use my authority stopped by to schools to find out aside from masks, daily temperature checks and little footprints taped to the floor to promote distancing life at Resurrection Elementary and Cherry Hill is pretty normal. Camden Diocese Superintendent Bill Watson says his team spent the entire summer working on plans tailored to each of his 62 schools. Also, it allowed for some nuance and for some creativity, Resurrection Principal Molly Webb says just about everything was considered, including how to handle the inevitable positive case of school. Isolate and quarantine. Those who need it. And keep pushing ahead. The students she says, have bought in the first week. We were very silent cause I think people were wondering, Can I can I talk and I, But then now when I'm walking down the hall or I stop in a question, it's hi, Mrs Webb and Senior like they're comfortable, and yet they're completely following the protocols. Debbie Shoemaker teaches fourth grade and she had concerns about returning 60 years old. I'm diabetic, some high risk, she says. She feels safer at school than just about anywhere else. The students, their families are committed to keeping us safe, a swell at Creativity Co laboratory charter and Elmer. Eighth grade teacher Pamela two's A toga is also high risk, and she believes the school is doing everything possible to protect her and the students. I mean, it literally checks all the boxes of everything of research. See three is on a farm with buildings scattered over many acres. Principal Lauren Thomas says students operate in cohorts doing all activities with the same 12 students every day. We don't allow mingling, and that's purely on the advice of department education, and it's working miked already K Y w news radio. Expressway. Construction is holding things up this morning. We'll have that for you in a couple minutes, it's 8 50. We know it.
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"Out to its client based or promote voting and ease fears of getting it done right by the remotely or at the poles and recapping our top story. A former Philadelphia cop is now charging with 1st and 3rd degree murders and the nearly three year old shooting of an unarmed man who had led officers on a car chase. That's all ahead in the next 15 minutes. Good morning, Pete Dorado Connor Bark on Is that the editor's desk? Ah Philadelphia judge has ruled against of the Trump campaign, denying a request to put poll watchers in the cities a satellite election offices. KOW City Hall bureau chief Pat Lobe reports. The judge agreed with the city that the offices are not polling places. Judge Gary Glaser says the offices don't fit either the time or geographic limitations for polling places in the state election code that is on election day in and for a specific voting district. Nor, he says, are the functions of polling places performed there. No opening counting. A recording of ballots. Bessie says allowing Paul watchers were state law makes no provision for them would be the worst sort of judicial activism usurping the legislative function. The ruling is a victory for the city commissioners, who opened the offices to ease getting in returning male and ballots in light of their unexpected popularity due to the cove it 19 pandemic and to reassure voters in light of the president's repeated attacks on male and voting. The commissioners are allowing Onley voters conducting business inside the offices. They say they're pleased with the decision and we'll welcome poll watchers on Election Day. In the meantime, Judge Glaser recommended the Trump campaign except the commissioner's offer to tour the offices. But not to linger, Pat Lobe K Y. W News radio. The pandemic has created obstacles on the way to the voting booth. But a nonprofit group wants to help inform voters of their rights in a town hall event, which is hosted online cable. W's Antoinette leave reports, Michelle often of the coalition against Hunger says with so many issues on the line, and so many rumors and misinformation being spread there, people who are afraid to do the mail in ballots because they keep hearing that they're not going to be counted. They wanted to do something too. Ensure that the people they serve have their voices heard in the upcoming election. Different initiatives that are going to be voted on in the next year. Next several months are all things that are gonna affect our clients such as affordable health care, she says. In addition to the hotline, 866, our vote organization is also promoting voting information through a virtual town hall that will stream on Facebook this coming Tuesday. The voting rights town hall is, of course, free and open to everyone. There will also be a link for people to watch it a later time. They miss it. Antoinette Lee came with W news radio. You screen I screen But the more you screen it hurts. And Arizona State University study looks at the relationship between screen time and various health behaviors screen used generally and over time related to poor health outcomes. Dr Chris Wharton study concentrated on specific types of screen use. Heavy users of TVs and smartphones reported the most harmful behavioral patterns. Highest frequency of fast food consumption. Highest perceived stress. Lowest number of Hours of sleep, the poorest quality lowest physical activity. IRB, My Stephan Kaufman CBS NEWS Prescott, Arizona came wind W news radio presents live and learn Education in a covert 19 world. Tens of thousands of students are learning virtually interacting with friends and teachers, mostly through computers. Okay, what W's badass cousin it spoke to some families about how they're doing and how they're coping. It makes you feel only 14 year old Davis Lam started off his freshman year at Heritage High School from his bedroom's not a lot to do. I just sit at my desk and do schoolwork all day. Like thousands of other kids this year, he and his twin sister, Lily, are not socializing between classes are getting used to a new school building. I mostly do school from my desk public at night all ago. My bed. Cause I'm usually sore from like sitting in a chair all day while the kids tell me they like not having to get out of bed, so we released Sash official. Levitt, a freshman at Germantown Friends School, says Being on the computer all day is difficult. That's really hard on your eyes and your mind and being able to pay attention for that long without any physical interaction, And David says it's hard to connect with his teachers from afar. I've had like teaches that sort of close with and like, really like no, your teachers through Zoom mom, Michelle Lamb tells me she's lucky that her kids are old enough to log on by themselves. But Dad. She feels like a prisoner in her home. A monsoon calls all day there on zoom calls all day. But not all kids are so independent. Like Jill Jacobson's middle child, who the kindergartner at Greenfield Elementary School. I have to have a bunch of Windows open on the computer. At the same time. Some of the teachers use Google meet some of the teachers. You zoom. I have my email open that has all the special codes And then there are all the school announcements. I get a gazillion emails. Meanwhile, Jacobson's oldest child is also learning virtually in his classroom breaks Don't coincide with his little brothers. And he's jumping on the couch and trying to talk to us. For Jacobson is one of the lucky ones. I am taking a break from my business because I don't know if it makes sense financially. Tio hire someone to help my kids with school while I go work badass cousin it's K Y w. NewsRadio. He's doing more than wrapping these days. Jay Z has posted bond for several protesters who were arrested in Wisconsin after authorities declined to charge the officer who fatally shot 17 year old Alvin Cole. A teen's mother. Tracy was one of the dozens of protesters arrested on Thursday night. Jay Z and Team Rock, the social justice arm of ROC nation, have also paid an undisclosed amount of court fees for Tracy Cole on her three daughters, along with several others who were arrested at the demonstration. The demonstrations followed the Milwaukee district attorney's decision to not bring charges against Officer Joseph MENSA. Who fatally shot the teen on February 2nd. Well, we do have an accident on the Skakel Expressway. We'll check in with Billy Dawson and the traffic center next. It's 7 50. Voting my mail in Pennsylvania. Remember to feel your ballot.
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Philadelphia judge rejects Trump's poll-watcher lawsuit
"Has ruled against of the Trump campaign, denying a request to put poll watchers in the cities a satellite election offices. KOW City Hall bureau chief Pat Lobe reports. The judge agreed with the city that the offices are not polling places. Judge Gary Glaser says the offices don't fit either the time or geographic limitations for polling places in the state election code that is on election day in and for a specific voting district. Nor, he says, are the functions of polling places performed there. No opening counting. A recording of ballots. Bessie says allowing Paul watchers were state law makes no provision for them would be the worst sort of judicial activism usurping the legislative function. The ruling is a victory for the city commissioners, who opened the offices to ease getting in returning male and ballots in light of their unexpected popularity due to the cove it 19 pandemic and to reassure voters in light of the president's repeated attacks on male and voting. The commissioners are allowing Onley voters conducting business inside the offices. They say they're pleased with the decision and we'll welcome poll watchers on Election Day. In the meantime, Judge Glaser recommended the Trump campaign except the commissioner's offer to tour the offices. But not to linger, Pat Lobe K Y.
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"Philadelphia judge has ruled against the Trump campaign. Denying a request to put poll watchers in satellite election offices. K Y W. City Hall Bureau chief Pat Lobe reports. The judge agreed with the city that the offices are not polling places. Judge Gary Glaser says the offices don't fit either the time or geographic limitations for polling places in the state election code that is on election day in and for a specific voting district. Nor, he says, are the functions of polling places performed there. No opening, counting or Courting of ballots. Thus, he says, allowing Paul watchers were state law makes no provision for them would be the worst sort of judicial activism usurping the legislative function. The ruling is a victory for the city commissioners, who opened the offices to ease getting in returning mail in ballots in light of their unexpected popularity due to the cove it 19 pandemic and to reassure voters in light of the president's repeated attacks on male and voting. The commissioners are allowing Onley voters conducting business inside the offices. They say they're pleased with the decision and we'll welcome poll watchers on Election Day. In the meantime, Judge Glaser recommended the Trump campaign except the commissioner's offer to tour the offices. But not to linger. Pat Lobe K. Y. W. NewsRadio, a local nonprofit held a town hall event to inform voters of their rights this November. Ears. Kois W's Antoinette Lee. In the June election. Many of them showed up to their polling sites and found that they were closed and they didn't know what to do You know where to go, Michelle, often of the coalition against Hunger says With so many issues on the line, and so many rumors and misinformation being spread there, people who are afraid to do the mail in ballots because they keep hearing that they're not going to be counted. They wanted to do something to help ensure that the people they serve have their voices heard in the upcoming election. Different initiatives that are going to be voted on In the next year. Next several months are all things that are gonna affect our clients such as affordable health care, she says. In addition to the hotline 866 hour vote, the organization is also promoting voting information through a virtual town hall that will stream on Facebook this coming Tuesday. The voting rights town hall is, of course, free and open to everyone. There will also be elite for people to watch at a later time if they miss it, always to make sure that they just full Antoinette Li ke With W News BRADY a new study is shedding light. Dawn. How screen time affect the body at Arizona State University study looks at the relationship between screen time and various health behaviors screen used generally and over time related to poor health outcomes. Dr Chris Wharton study concentrated on specific types of screen use. Heavy users of TVs and smartphones reported the most harmful behavioral patterns. Highest frequency fast food consumption Highest perceived stress. Lowest number of Hours of sleep, the poorest leave quality, lowest physical activity. IRB, my Stephan Kaufman CBS News Press. Kate Arizona 6.
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"Philadelphia judge rejects the Trump campaign request to put poll watchers in the city's new satellite elections office is a nonprofit group reaches out to its client base to promote voting in the spheres of getting it done right either remotely for the pole. Lt's recapping. Our top story of former Philadelphia cop is now charged with 1st and 3rd degree murder in the nearly three year old shooting of an unarmed man who had led officers on a car chase. That's all ahead in the next 15 minutes. Good morning. I'm John Lost. Kovach Connor bark at the editor's desk. Ah Philadelphia judge has ruled against the Trump campaign, denying a request to put poll watchers in the city's satellite election offices. Kyi nobody of City Hall Bureau chief Pat Lobe reports. The judge agreed with the city that the offices, offices air, not polling places. Judge Gary Glaser says the offices don't fit either the time or geographic limitations for polling places in the state election code that is on election day in and for a specific Vic Voting district. Nor, he says, are the functions of polling places performed there. No opening, counting or recording of ballots. Thus, he says, allowing Paul watchers were state law makes no provision for them would be the worst sort of judicial activism usurping the legislative function. The ruling is a victory for the city commissioners, who opened the offices to ease getting in returning male and ballots in light of their unexpected popularity due to the cove it 19 pandemic and to reassure voters in light of the president's repeated attacks on male and vote. Ding. The commissioners are allowing Onley voters conducting business inside the offices. They say they're pleased with the decision and we'll welcome poll watchers on Election Day. In the meantime, Judge Glaser recommended the Trump campaign except the commissioner's offer to tour the offices. But not to linger. Pat Lobe K Y. W News radio. The Trump campaign had no immediate comment on this ruling. Upand. Democrats created obstacles on the way to the voting booth. But a nonprofit group wants to help inform voters of their rights in a town hall event hosted online. Here's K Y Double D's Antoinette Lea Michele, often of the coalition against Hunger says with so many issues on the line, and so many rumors and misinformation being spread there, people who are afraid to do the mail in ballots because they keep hearing that they're not going to be counted. They wanted to do something to help ensure that the people they serve have their voices heard in the upcoming election. Shin the different initiatives that are going to be voted on in the next year. Next several months are all things that are gonna affect our clients such as affordable health care, she says. In addition to the hotline, 866, our vote organization is also promoting voting information through a virtual town hall that will stream on Facebook this coming Tuesday. The voting rights town hall is, of course, free and open to everyone. There will also be a link for people to watch it a later time if they miss it, and swing at Lee came with W News radio. You Green eyes screen, but the Moriah screen it hurts at Arizona State University study looks at the relationship between screen time and various health behaviors screen used generally and over time related to poor health outcomes. Dr Chris Wharton study concentrated on specific types of screen use. Heavy users of TVs and smartphones reported the most harmful behavioral patterns. Highest frequency of fast food consumption. Highest perceived stress. Lowest number of hours of sleep, the poorest quality, lowest physical activity. Irby Am I Stephan Kaufman. CBS NEWS Prescott, Arizona A wind W NEWS radio presents live and Learn Education in a covert 19 world, Tens of thousands of students are learning virtually interacting with friends and teachers, mostly through computers. Hey, Y w said ask cousin. It spoke some families about how they're doing and, frankly, how they're coping. It makes you feel only 14 year old Davis Lam started off his freshman year at Heritage High School from his bedroom, not a lot to do. I just sit at my desk and do schoolwork all day. Like thousands of other kids this year, he and his twin sister, Lily, are not socializing between classes or getting used to a new school building do school from my desk. But look at night all ago my bed because I'm usually sore from like sitting in a chair all day while the kids tell me they like not having to get out of bed, So we're Early sash official. Levitt, a freshman at Germantown Friends School, says Being on the computer all day is difficult. That's really hard on your eyes and your mind and being able to pay attention for that long without any physical interaction, And Davis says it's hard to connect with his teachers from afar. I've had like teaches that one sort of close with and I really like no, your teachers through Zoom mom, Michelle Lamb tells me She's lucky that her kids are old enough to log on by themselves, but adds she feels like a prisoner in her home. A monsoon calls all day there on zoom calls all day. But not all. They're so independent, like Jill Jacobson's middle child, who? The kindergartner at Greenfield Elementary School. I have to have a bunch of Windows open on the computer. At the same time. Some of the teachers use Google meet some of the teachers. You zoom. I have my email open that has all the special codes And then there are all the school announcements. I get a gazillion emails. Meanwhile, Jacob since oldest child is also learning virtually in his classroom breaks Don't coincide with his little brothers, and he's jumping on the couch and trying to talk to us. But Jacobson is one of the lucky ones. I am taking a break from my Business because I don't know if it makes sense financially to hire someone to help my kids with school while I go work, K Y w news radio. Coming up will check highways and there is that road work on the turnpike popping up. Voting my mail in Pennsylvania. Remember to seal your ballot in.
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"High 74. I'm NBC 11th alert meteorologist Glenn Hurricane Schwartz with their most accurate forecast. Callen and thank you, Glen 60. Right now We're going down to a low of 57 here in town overnight. New reality Life in a pandemic. Now the latest from K Y W. NewsRadio expecting to get his doctor's blessing tomorrow to resume his regular schedule of activities. President Trump Expected Tio have a Saturday afternoon engagement on the White House balcony to a crowd below on the South Lawn on Law and Order issues, a large outdoor gathering on the South Lawn. Come exactly two weeks after what the nation's top infectious disease expert calls a White House super spreader. It was in a situation where people were crowded together went out wearing now, Dr Anthony found. She tells CBS news radio today to speak for themselves found, she said he's concerned that to many Americans will see the president's case and presumed they would quickly bounce back from Cove it that miss deception we have to overcome. Steven Portnoy CBS News Campaign 2020 on K Y W News radio coverage sponsored by Anthology senior Living of King of Prussia Way Sort of Knew This would happen for the next one anyway. Organizer's air now officially scrapping the next presidential debate after getting whipsawed over a couple of days, starting with President Trump, saying he wouldn't waste his time doing a virtual debate due to Corona virus concerns. Or from CBS's Norah O'Donnell. CBS News has learned. The next presidential debate has officially been canceled. A source says the bipartisan commission that sponsors that won't move forward after President Trump refused to participate in the town hall. Challenged robot INS campaign says he will take part in a town hall next Wednesday. Here in Philadelphia, hosted by ABC News moderated by George Stephanopoulos. Ah third presidential debate. This point is still scheduled for October 22nd in Nashville. Meantime, President Trump will return to the actual campaign trail on Monday and will hold his first in person rally since his covert 19 diagnosis on October 1st. I'll be traveling to Sanford, Florida That's just north of Orlando. The White House repeatedly dodges questions about the date of Mr Trump's last negative Corona virus test. That would be a sign he's passed the virus. Joe Biden. Meantime, returns up to Pennsylvania tomorrow. Northern section of the Commonwealth visiting Irie as the former vice president focuses on the Commonwealth, his native state that President Trump narrowly won over Hillary Clinton and 2016 Arepa among the county's that flip to Trump four years ago, But Democrat Barack Obama won Erie County by 20 points and 16 points. In hiss to national victories. By the way, it's Biden seventh trip here to the Commonwealth since only the start of September. Ah Philadelphia judge, meantime, has ruled against the Trump campaign, denying a request to put poll watchers in the city's satellite election offices. Hey, Y W City Hall Bureau treat Pat Lobe reports he agreed with the city that the offices are not polling places. Judge Gary Glaser says the offices don't fit either the time or geographic limitations for polling places in the state election code that is on election day in and for a specific voting district. Nor, he says, are the functions of polling places performed there. No opening, counting or recording of ballots. Yes, he says allowing Paul watchers where state law makes no provision for them would be the worst sort of judicial activism usurping the legislative function. The ruling is a victory for the city commissioners, who opened the offices to ease getting in returning male and ballots in light of their unexpected popularity due to the cove it 19 pandemic and to reassure voters in light of the president's repeated attacks on male and voting. The commissioners are allowing Onley voters conducting business inside the offices. They say they're pleased with the decision and we'll welcome poll watchers on Election Day. In the meantime, Judge Glaser recommended the Trump campaign except the commissioner's offer to tour the offices. But not to linger. Pat Lobe K Y. W NewsRadio stimulus package negotiations are on again. President Trump's top economic adviser Larry Kudlow says the president has approved a revised version of the stimulus package just days after calling off negotiations until after the November election. White House correspondent wish Zhang has the latest on what's going on. We don't know what the realistic timeline is. But what we do know is that the Senate Majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Today said it is very unlikely that any deal will be struck before Election Day. The president reportedly signed off on a roughly $1.8 trillion stimulus offer to be presented to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. That's below the 2.2 trillion in the bill passed by House Democrats. Construction projects still affecting both sides of the.
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"Philadelphia judges ruled against the Trump campaign. Denying a request to put poll watchers in the city's new satellite election offices are City Hall Bureau chief Pat Lobe reports. The judge agreed with the city. The offices are not polling places. Judge Gary Glaser says the offices don't fit either the time or geographic limitations for polling places in the state election code that is on election day in and for a specific voting district. Nor, he says, are the functions of polling places performed there. No opening, counting or Courting of ballots. Bess, he says allowing Paul watchers were state law makes no provision for them would be the worst sort of judicial activism usurping the legislative function. The ruling is a victory for the city commissioners, who opened the offices to ease getting in returning mail in ballots in light of their unexpected popularity due to the cove it 19 pandemic and to reassure voters in light of the president's repeated attacks on male and voting. The commissioners are allowing Onley voters conducting business inside the offices. They say they're pleased with the decision and we'll welcome poll watchers on Election Day. In the meantime, Judge Glaser recommended the Trump campaign except the commissioner's offer to tour the offices. But not to linger. Pat Lobe K Y W News radio. So what poll watchers look like? What are they supposed to do? Well, they've gotten some marching orders from the trumpet from the Trump campaign to be their eyes and ears to be vigilant not to assume the worst in people and be courteous even to Democrats that last bit of advice on a video to Pennsylvania's poll watchers. Some of the tens of thousands of Trump campaign's preparing to deploy across the country is part of a nationwide effort on Election Day. Poll watchers. You're not supposed to intimidate voters in any way, but police are preparing for that eventuality. Stand back and stand by President Trump's statement during the first presidential debate when he was asked to take a stand against far right groups is still echoing It's one factor that has some law enforcement officials bracing for potential trouble on election day from extremist groups and others who believe polls are rigged and need to be closely watched. Officers are running drills, setting up command centers and getting ready just in case there are major problems. Wendy Gillette CBS News, Hundreds of thousands of mail in ballots are on the way to voters in Montgomery County, but officials there say the county elections office is getting flooded with phone calls from concerned voters. All because of a premature email sent by the Pennsylvania Department of State that's unravel this story with our suburban bureau chief Jim Millwork. Montgomery County voters who requested a mail in ballot got an email on September 21st saying they're about that was on the way. And if it doesn't arrive in 10 to 14 days, call the county Voter Services office. The Department of State has acknowledged that that e mail should not have gone out, and obviously it has created a lot of confusion. Unnecessarily. So Montgomery County chief clerk Lisa ltz Jack says they started mailing ballots on September 30th. So far, they're hearing ballots are generally arriving at voters homes within three days of being mailed. The important thing to note here is that there has not been a delay actually in processing people's ballots. Or on the part of the United States Postal Service delivering those balance with easy access. By early next week, they expect 200,000 ballots will have been mailed. And, he adds, There's no reason to think three weeks isn't enough time to return Those ballots. In addition to male voters can use the county's 11 ballot drop boxes the fourth satellite elections offices or return them in person to the voter services office in Norristown. At the suburban bureau Jim Millward KOW NewsRadio Joe Biden is in Las Vegas today for a couple of campaign stops no public events for President Trump. Though he is itching to get back out on the trail. He's talked about wanting to go to Florida and to Pennsylvania for rallies this weekend. Nothing's on his schedule. Our coverage of campaign 2020 is sponsored by.
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"Against the Trump campaign. Denying a request to put poll watchers in the city's new satellite election offices are City Hall Bureau chief Pat Lobe reports. The judge agreed with the city. The offices are not polling places. Judge Gary Glaser says the offices don't fit either the time or geographic limitations for polling places in the state election code that is on election day in and for a specific voting district. Nor, he says, are the functions of polling places performed there. No opening, counting or Courting of ballots. Bess, he says allowing Paul watchers were state law makes no provision for them would be the worst sort of judicial activism usurping the legislative function. The ruling is a victory for the city commissioners, who opened the offices to ease getting in returning mail in ballots in light of their unexpected popularity due to the cove it 19 pandemic and to reassure voters in light of the president's repeated attacks on male and voting. The commissioners are allowing Onley voters conducting business inside the offices. They say they're pleased with the decision and we'll welcome poll watchers on Election Day. In the meantime, Judge Glaser recommended the Trump campaign except the commissioner's offer to tour the offices. But not to linger. Pat Lobe K Y W News radio. So what poll
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Q: Dynamically display contents of sqlite db in a HTML page based on column pull downs I have a table in a sqlite db, and I would like to display it on a webpage.
The column titles are the same as in the db. I also need a pull down listing all the unique values in each column so that I can select to filter which rows to display.
By example, sqlite db:
1 2 3
a l z
b k w
b m x
a m w
d m y
c l w

Displayed on a webpage like:
1 2 3
v v v
a l z
b k w
b m x
a m w
d m y
c l w

Where each 'v' represents the pulldown, so:
col 1 v = all,a,b,d,c; col 2 v = all,l,k,m; col 3 v = all,z,w,x,y
i.e. take all the entries in a column, uniquify, and use that to populate the pulldown. Order doesn't matter.
Then, if the user selects, say 'b' in col 1 pull down, the webpage would display:
1 2 3
v v v
b k w
b m x

If the user then selects 'x' in col 3 pull down, the webpage would display:
1 2 3
v v v
b m x

I've been searching around for ways to go about implementing this, but I'm struggling to work out what would be the most suitable, and where to start.
I know HTML, some php, python, perl, basic js, and this is my first attempt with sqlite (or any db).
I'm looking for suggestions as to what would be a recommended way to implement this.
Thanks

A: You can see this example that i made:
JSFiddle Example
ofcourse you can change the data here:
> var data = '{ "a": [ [ "a", "b", "c", "a"], ["a", "e", "f", "f"],
> ["g", "h", "h", "i"]]}';

Good Luck!

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Кашхатау () — селище (з 1964 до 2012 селище міського типу) в Черецькому районі Кабардино-Балкарії. Адміністративний центр Черецького району і міського поселення Кашхатау.

Географія
Селище розташоване в центральній частині Черецького району, на лівому березі річки Черек. Знаходиться за 30 км на південь від міста Нальчик. Уздовж селища проходить дорога республіканського значення Урвань-Уштулу, що зв'язує селище з Нальчиком.

Площа міського поселення становить — 39 км  2 .

Історія
Точна дата заснування поселення невідомо. Наприкінці XIX століття Кашхатау був одним з рідкісних передгірних балкарських сіл, і в адміністративному відношенні перебував під управлінням Хуламського суспільства балкарців.

У 1935 році при утворенні Хуламо-Безенгійського району, обраний його адміністративним центром, що сприяло швидкому зростанню населення села, так як сюди почали великими групами переселяться люди з Безенгійської ущелини.

У 1944 році балкарці були депортовані до Середньої Азії, і село опинилося в напівзанедбаному стані. У тому ж році село було перейменоване в Радянське.

У 1957 році балкарці були реабілітовані Верховною Радою СРСР і їм було дозволено повернутися на своїх колишні місця проживання.

У 1964 році село отримало статус селища міського типу.

Указом Президії ВС РСФСР від 16 грудня 1991 року селищу повернуто його колишню назву.

«Кашхатау» з балкарської мови перекладається як «лиса гора» (над селищем дійсно підноситься безлісний пагорб).

Економіка
Між Кашхатау і Аушігером будується каскад Черецьких гідроелектростанцій, перша черга яких (Аушигерська ГЕС) вже введена в дію.

У селищі знаходиться головний офіс Кабардино-Балкарського Державного Високогірного заповідника, покликаного захищати флору і фауну високогір'я Центрального Кавказу. Тут же знаходиться підприємство з переробки лісу, на якому виготовляється буковий паркет.

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Населені пункти Черецького району
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The chairman and founder of Yupaa Group, Mr Ambrish Karvat states "Yupaa has established an excellent operational and financial track record with the consistent generation of healthy profits. Yupaa is 100% self-financed and debt free which enables us to have no dependency on any external financing to manage our continued growth and to serve our customers."
"Our focus on the bottom line, conservative yet dynamic strategies, lean management and personalized attention to detail of all aspects of the business has made this possible. Our pulse on the market and strongly cemented relationships with suppliers and customers has played a vital role in our success", says Parth Karvat, Executive Director of Yupaa.
Tonie Fuchs, managing director of Capespan Group, concurred with Yupaa's management: "We were convinced that Yupaa and the Karvat family were the right partners for Capespan in the growing Indian market. Capespan is proud to be associated with the Karvat family. Yupaa has exceeded our expectations, both as a key commercial partner and as a strategic investment.".
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Prominent writer for many of Britain's most elite newspapers, Tim Willis, undergoes a transformation. Known for the silver streak in his hair, Eliasch found a way for Willis to preserve his trademark look. How?? Read the story to find out: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/lifestyle/article-23917718-go-on-chaps---dare-to-dye.do!
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EKC client, John Conner and the Jets, coming off a monumental win, see only one thing ahead of them: Arlington, Texas!
Although there will be no Super Bowl ring for Atlanta Falcon's Defensive Tackle, Corey Peters that does not mean that this will be the last you hear. Look for him next season as he continues to rip up the turf with his quick footwork and unstoppable momentum...charging the Falcon's to a possible appearance in the next Super Bowl! HOF player, a sports management agency, represents Peters and other top NFL newcomers. Check out the website: www.hofplayer.com.
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a video of Rehan training Ben Affleck for his role in "The Town"
Prepare yourself for John Conner and the Jets to take on the Patriots this Sunday! One word: revenge.
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The young British star has been working with EKC to progress her career in the United States. Already in great demand, having worked in many feature films, Isabella should have no problem fitting in to the Hollywood scene, especially during pilot season. Already established with a major theatrical agency in the US, please stay alert and watch out for Isabella. Please visit www.isabellablakethomas.co.uk/.
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Despite the fact that Windows 2000 has not yet shipped to the general public, the first virus for the pending OS has been found. But the company that found the virus says it does not appear to be on the prowl.
F-Secure Corp., a provider of security solutions, discovered the new virus called Win2K.Inta or Win2000.Install, and believes it was written by the 29A virus group.
It operates only under Windows 2000 and is not designed to operate at all under older versions of Windows.
The most important feature of the virus is its capability to spread under the new operating system. Win2K.Inta infects program files and spreads when these files are exchanged. The virus infects files with the following extensions: EXE, COM, DLL, ACM, AX, CNV, CPL, DRV, MPD, OCX, PCI, SCR, SYS, TSP, TLB, VWP, WPC and MSI. This includes several classes of programs that were not susceptible to virus infection before. For instance, Win2K.Inta analyzes the Windows Installer files (MSI files), scans them for embedded programs and infects them.
The virus contains this text string, which is never displayed: [Win2000.Installer] by Benny/29A & Darkman/29A.
Mikko Hypponen, manager of Anti-Virus research at F-Secure (www.f-secure.com) says that this virus has greater implications than a single, contained virus.
"Now we can expect virus writers to include Windows 2000 compatibility as a standard feature in new viruses," he says.
Further technical information is available at www.F-Secure.com/virus-info. – Thomas Sullivan


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US naval base rumours in Sri Lanka spark alarm as Washington and Beijing tussle for influence in Indo-Pacific
Cambodian officials who struggled this week to swat away claims that the Southeast Asian country had signed a secret deal to allow the Chinese military to use one of its naval bases are likely to find sympathisers thousands of kilometres away, in Sri Lanka.
Authorities in the Indian Ocean island for months have found themselves pushing back – with little effect – against claims that they are making discreet plans to allow a permanent foreign presence on domestic shores. But unlike the case of Cambodia, whose supposed China tie-up was reported by The Wall Street Journal and Financial Times this week – eliciting angry denials from strongman leader Hun Sen's government – Sri Lankan officials are facing accusations they are doing a secret deal with Uncle Sam.


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Caroline Doctorow will be playing for Friends of the Long Pond Greenbelt. (Courtesy Photo)
On Friday, March 1, singer and songwriter Caroline Doctorow, along with her band The Ballad Makers, will headline the next 5th annual Songwriters Concert Series. Singer and songwriter Chris Klein, who is also a Sag Harbor Elementary School teacher, will open.
"The 3rd concert of the 5th annual Songwriters Concert Series is sure to be a hit with Caroline Doctorow and her band the Ballad Makers - warming the room with her velveteen voice and thought-provoking song lyrics," Nancy Remkus, Songwriters Share Founder, shared. "Truly dedicated to her craft, Caroline tours the country keeping folk music an important part of the culture and heritage of our country."
As each concert gives back to the East End community, Doctorow has selected Friends of the Long Pond Greenbelt, an organization focused on "the preservation, stewardship, and public appreciation of the unique expanse of coastal plain ponds, freshwater swamps, wetlands, and woodlands in the Town of Southampton known as the Long Pond Greenbelt, which stretches from Ligonee Creek in Sag Harbor to Sagg Pond in Sagaponack," to share a portion of the proceeds with.
"The Songwriters Share Concert Series continues to build momentum and is a favorite of performers and musicians alike - it is a place to actually hear the lyrics and listen to the things that have inspired musicians to write their songs," Remkus added. "Add to it a free wine and cheese reception and rubbing elbows with musicians, community members and friends from afar - and you have all of the ingredients for a wonderful, warm winter evening."
Doctorow, whose musical style pays homage to the folk artists of the '60s, is the daughter of the late world-renowned author E.L. Doctorow. She has released eleven solo albums, as well as Another Country, the first retrospective of the work of '60s folk icons Richard and Mimi Fariña, which earned critical acclaim. Her latest album, Dreaming in Vinyl, reached #2 on the folk radio airplay charts. Doctorow's songs have been featured on soundtracks on both the large and small screen.
"Caroline Doctorow has been responsible for some of the sweetest songs of the modern folk idiom," No Depression Magazine said.
The American folk music champion was honored with The Alexander Award from the Long Island Arts Council earlier this year, and was also celebrated with an official New York State Proclamation from State Senator John E. Brooks.
Next year, she will appear in Christopher Lucas' Pete Seeger Legacy alongside Taj Mahal. The film, which pays tribute to Pete Seeger's legacy and 100th birthday, will also feature Guy Davis, Dar Williams, John Cohen and others.
Klein, who is a Southampton native, is a member of the band Born&Raised. His musical career started nearly two decades ago, in the living rooms of his fellow educators. His music is a mix of everything from country to rock, and genres in between.
"Opening for Caroline will be third grade teacher and very talented singer/songwriter Chris Klein - who brings with him a dedicated local following. Chris' talent and warmth shine through his performances and has a way of building community," Remkus noted.
As per usual, the Songwriters Concert Series will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Meetinghouse in Bridgehampton. The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. and a complimentary reception will follow.
General admission is $20 and $15 for seniors and students.
After Doctorow, headliners will include Fred Raimondo (playing for The Retreat) on April 5, Gene Casey (playing for Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons) on May 3, and Nancy Remkus/Dan Koontz (playing for the Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry) on June 7.
Unitarian Universalist Meetinghouse at 977 Sag Harbor/Bridgehampton Turnpike.
Nicole is the Editor-in-Chief of Hamptons.com where she focuses on lifestyle, nightlife, and mixology. She grew up in the Hamptons and currently resides in Water Mill.	 www.hamptons.com NicoleBarylski NicoleBarylski
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I have not taught crochet classes since we were in the process to adopt Zo.
And that is just crazy!
I love teaching others how to crochet, or bead, or whatever! So, Loops of Love is coming back 🙂 Soon, too!!!
I have had several people mention the 'little red hats for babies' and did I know about it. You know what: this kind of stuff is just GREAT to do TOGETHER!
SO, on Giving Tuesday (that is 1 week from today, November 28), in the evening from 6-8, I will host a class here at my house to crochet little red hats for babies. I will supply the red yarn and the hooks. If you love crocheting (which I bet you will!) you can take extra yarn home with you and make as many as you can. Here is a link to learn more about red hats, why red hats, what we will do with the red hats, etc.
Then, 2 weeks after that, on December 12, from 6-8, I will host a class to crochet several Octopuses for NICU babies. Why an Octopus? You can read why here. Then we will ship off the Octopuses to the adoption agency we are going through this journey to hand out to the little babies in NICU in the Memphis area.
Anyone wanting to learn how to crochet and/or just wants to pass on some love.
Well, back when I taught to raise money during our first adoption journey, it was $20 a class. But, I also know that some people really wanted to come, but just couldn't donate that much. This is less about raising money and more about spreading love to babies and their families. So, if you want to pay, I will have a little bottle with a 'suggested donation' of $10. This is not a requirement. Please do not let that keep you from coming!!
If you are not able to come on either of those Tuesday nights but would love to learn, let me know. Maybe we can arrange a crocheting class PARTY at your home and you can invite friends. Crocheting is a skill the Lord gave me that I simply find joy in sharing with others.
So let's Crochet some hats and octopuses!


Kotka is a city and municipality of Finland.Kotka is located on the coast of the Gulf of Finland at the mouth of Kymi River and it is part of the Kymenlaakso region in southern Finland. Kick off your visit on the 9th (Fri): stroll through Santalahti Nature Trail, then look for all kinds of wild species at Riverside Park, and then see the interesting displays at Maritime Centre Vellamo. Get ready for a full day of sightseeing on the 10th (Sat): admire the landmark architecture of Varissaari - Fort Elisabeth, take in nature's colorful creations at Sibelius Park, take a stroll through Linden Esplanade, then let the kids burn off some steam at Katariina Seaside Park, and finally take in nature's colorful creations at Sapokka Water Garden.
To see where to stay, other places to visit, more things to do, and tourist information, read Kotka trip itinerary maker website .
Kathmandu, Nepal to Kotka is an approximately 15-hour flight. The time zone difference when traveling from Kathmandu to Kotka is minus 3 hours. In August, Kotka is a bit cooler than Kathmandu - with highs of 23°C and lows of 13°C. Wrap up your sightseeing on the 10th (Sat) early enough to drive to Rauma.
Rauma is a town and municipality of ca. Kick off your visit on the 11th (Sun): brush up on your military savvy at Rauman Merimuseo - Rauma Maritime Museum, get engrossed in the history at The Old Town Hall Museum, then get to know the fascinating history of Old Rauma, then enjoy the sea views from Kylmapihlaja Lighthouse Island, and finally take in the architecture and atmosphere at The Church of the Holy Cross.
To see traveler tips, reviews, maps, and tourist information, read Rauma trip planner.
Getting from Kotka to Rauma by car takes about 4.5 hours. Other options: take a bus; or do a combination of bus and train. In August in Rauma, expect temperatures between 22°C during the day and 12°C at night. Finish up your sightseeing early on the 11th (Sun) so you can go by car to Turku.
On the 12th (Mon), take in the architecture and atmosphere at Martinkirkko, then take an in-depth tour of Forum Marinum Maritime Centre, and then delve into the distant past at Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova. Here are some ideas for day two: take in the spiritual surroundings of Turku Cathedral, let little ones run wild at Adventure Park, then see the interesting displays at Luostarinmaki Handicrafts Museum, then step into the grandiose world of Turku Castle, and finally get lost in a book at Turku City Library.
To find other places to visit, maps, and tourist information, read Turku trip maker .
Traveling by car from Rauma to Turku takes 1.5 hours. Alternatively, you can take a bus. Expect a daytime high around 23°C in August, and nighttime lows around 12°C. Wrap up your sightseeing on the 13th (Tue) to allow time to travel to Mariehamn.
Mariehamn is the capital of Åland, an autonomous territory under Finnish sovereignty. Kick off your visit on the 14th (Wed): step into the grandiose world of Jan Karlsgården Outdoor museum Jan Karlsgården, see the interesting displays at Kastelholm Castle, tour the pleasant surroundings at Lilla holmen, then learn about all things military at Aland Maritime Museum, and finally see the interesting displays at Museumship Pommern. On the next day, test your team's savvy at popular escape rooms, then get engrossed in the history at Kobba Klintar, then examine the collection at Aland Hunting & Fishing Museum, and finally don't miss a visit to The Maritime Quarter.
To find traveler tips, maps, where to stay, and tourist information, read Mariehamn trip maker tool .
Fly from Turku to Mariehamn in 2 hours. Alternatively, you can ride a ferry. In August in Mariehamn, expect temperatures between 22°C during the day and 13°C at night. Wrap up your sightseeing on the 15th (Thu) to allow time to travel to Oulu.
Oulu is a city and municipality of inhabitants in the region of Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland. Kick off your visit on the 16th (Fri): identify plant and animal life at Hupisaaret Park, then tour the pleasant surroundings at Ainolan Puisto, and then kick back and relax at Nallikari Beach. Get ready for a full day of sightseeing on the 17th (Sat): contemplate the long history of Kauppahalli, view the masterpieces at Pohjoisen Valokuvakeskus, see the interesting displays at Pohjois-Pohjanmaan museo, then enjoy some diversion at Oulu Climbing Centre, and finally take in nature's colorful creations at Botanical Garden, University of Oulu.
To find more things to do, maps, and other tourist information, you can read our Oulu vacation maker tool .
Traveling by flight from Mariehamn to Oulu takes 5 hours. Alternatively, you can do a combination of ferry and car; or do a combination of ferry and bus. Expect a daytime high around 22°C in August, and nighttime lows around 12°C. Cap off your sightseeing on the 17th (Sat) early enough to travel to Helsinki.
Step off the beaten path and head to Seurasaari Island and Open-Air Museum and Hakaniemi Market. You'll find plenty of places to visit near Helsinki: Porvoo (Porvoo Old Town & Cathedral of Porvoo). Pack the 20th (Tue) with family-friendly diversions at Linnanmaki Amusement Park. There's lots more to do: learn about all things military at Sea Fortress Suomenlinna, explore the world behind art at Kansallisgalleria, take in the spiritual surroundings of Uspenskin Cathedral (Uspenskin Katedraali), and admire the landmark architecture of Rock Church.
For maps, other places to visit, ratings, and other tourist information, refer to the Helsinki attractions planner.
Fly from Oulu to Helsinki in 3.5 hours. Alternatively, you can take a train; or drive. In August in Helsinki, expect temperatures between 24°C during the day and 13°C at night. Finish up your sightseeing early on the 21st (Wed) so you can travel back home.


Besides blogging about food I'm also a partner in a startup called Gemini Mobile Food Warmer, whereby we rent out Food Warmers for events like Weddings, Parties, Funerals & Tombstone Unveiling. These trailers/food warmers are a normal now in S.A. well thanks to some pioneer!! Come to think about it I'm not sure if they are used any other countries besides ours, will be interesting to know…hhmmmm!
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First Analysis's investment in StreamLink Software: Leading grant and board management SaaS provider
CHICAGO – Sept. 9, 2016 – Among First Analysis's most recent new investments is StreamLink Software, the leading grant and board management software as a service provider for nonprofit and public sector clients. The $10 million Series A round, which was led by First Analysis in May, will enable StreamLink Software to further develop its market-leading products and fuel growth.
"The grant management industry is evolving rapidly, as the federal government pushes legislation and policy that call for greater transparency and accountability of funds spent," said StreamLink Software CEO Adam Roth. "This has resulted in a significant acceleration in market demand for our platform, which allows grant recipients to manage their grants efficiently and effectively in a single cloud-based solution. We already have a market-leading product, and the additional capital will allow us to further expand our offerings and reach."
"We are excited to add a respected firm like First Analysis to the fold, and look forward to leveraging its expertise in SaaS and human capital technology. Our partnership will further our mission of helping our clients manage their grant funds in a highly cost- and time-effective way, while ensuring strong outcomes and transparency for taxpayers," Roth said.
First Analysis Managing Director Corey Greendale, who has joined the StreamLink Software board of directors, commented, "StreamLink Software is uniquely positioned to generate strong ROI for grant recipients and providers, as well as taxpayers. Our deep research in human capital technology revealed a substantial opportunity to create value in the public sector by unifying and streamlining grant management work processes. StreamLink Software solutions make grant recipients and administrators more effective while seamlessly capturing, analyzing, and reporting data to ensure critical funding sources aren't jeopardized and provide intended outcomes for taxpayers."
Greendale added, "We were impressed with the company's unique platform and customer-centric approach, which have positioned it as an industry leader in a rapidly expanding market. We look forward to working with the management team to further the company's leadership in the grant and board management sectors."
About StreamLink Software
Founded in 2008, StreamLink Software designs, develops and markets leading-edge process management tools for nonprofit and public sector institutions. The company's flagship grant management solution, AmpliFund, captures grant information as data and automates hundreds of complex activities throughout the grant lifecycle. Its board management portal, BoardMax, helps organizations engage and communicate with board members. Both products are high-value, affordable software solutions, designed to help nonprofit and public sector entities maintain compliance, generate revenue and build capacity.
First Analysis has one of the longest records (30+ years) in venture capital investing and has invested more than $750 million across 12 funds in three fund families. First Analysis excels at uncovering and leveraging the best opportunities in emerging high-growth segments in technology and health care for the benefit of the investors and growth companies we advise and serve as well as our broader society and environment. Integrated public and private company research underpins our success, yielding a deep, comprehensive understanding of each segment's near-term and long-term potential. First Analysis helps established companies become profitable leaders in large markets, funding growth plans and working closely with management in areas including strategy, recruitment, sales and marketing, and corporate development. Its flexible approach targets investing $3-10 million as lead investor or as a syndicate partner, bringing valuable perspective.
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China makes first successful private orbital rocket launch
Beijing – A Beijing-based rocket developer sent two satellites into orbit Thursday, becoming China's first private company to successfully complete an orbital launch, state media said.
The launch took place from a satellite center in northwest China on Thursday afternoon, Xinhua state news agency reported.
Xinhua said the SQX-1 Y1, a four-stage small commercial carrier rocket, was developed by the firm i-Space.
i-Space said in a statement about the launch that it marked a "new chapter" for China's private commercial space industry. "i-Space was formed in the era of the nation trying to become a space power," the statement said.
China's space program has developed rapidly. When it conducted its first crewed mission in 2003, it became the third country – behind just Russia and the U.S. – to put humans into space using its own technology.
Another Beijing-based firm, Landspace, attempted to deploy a private satellite-carrying rocket last October, but the rocket failed in its third stage.