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YLOA Board
YLOA Committees
Celebrating YLP at 50
The Blue Heron Restaurant
Fairway Cafe
Pool & tennis
Trails & Recreation
Stagecoach Trail
Blue Heron Lake Trail
Revis Mountain Trail
Black Hawk Lake
YLP Events Calendar
Meet the YLPers
Water & Septic
YSPUC
Aerobic systems
D.A.S.H.
Keeping YLP fire-safe
YLP Documents
YLP Q&A
By Mark ZOELLER
On JUNE 30, 1970, Madera County approved Yosemite Lakes Park as a subdivision. This legally began our community, but there is history behind it.
Fresno and Madera counties
As California became a state, YLP was part of Mariposa County, the largest of the original counties. It extended far south and included parts of Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties. In 1856 YLP became a part of Fresno County which had been created from a combination of pieces of Mariposa, Merced, and Tulare counties. Merced and Tulare counties had previously split from Mariposa County. In 1893 YLP became a part of Madera County, which had split from Fresno County.
In the second half of the 19th Century YLP and its surrounding area were populated by a diverse mixture of natives and immigrants: Native Americans, ranchers, and gold miners. Before 1850, the Native Americans engaged in intertribal warfare. The ridge along Thornberry divided the Mono and the Chukchansi Yokut cultures. The Chukchansi were south of the ridge, but the cultures later became intermarried. As YLP was being constructed in the early 1970s, workers found many Native American artifacts.
Gold miners came into the area in 1849-1850, although YLP and most of the land around became cattle ranches. The area had over one hundred gold mines including:
Abbey, Hildreth, and Mud Spring were in the Hildreth area southeast of Minarets High School. They were relatively large producers.
Finegold was northeast of O'Neals.
Quartz Mountain (Narbo) was south of today's Chukchansi casino.
Texas Flats was northwest of Coarsegold. It was one of the larger and more consistent mines in the area.
Zebra was south of YLP about 1 1/2 miles behind the Blackhawk Lodge along Road 207 that was the main road to the San Joaquin Valley. (Blackhawk was a local tribal leader). The Zebra mine was owned by the Zebra Mining Co. of Gold Gulch (Coarsegold).
Although gold drew miners to this area, copper drew miners to Daulton, northwest of today's Hensley Lake and Buchanan just south of Eastman Lake. Some mining communities had populations in the thousands, although people could move from mining town to mining town as one mine shut down and another opened. Zebra was smaller with a population of 200.
Gold!
Coarsegold got its name from the coarse gold found in the creek and was originally Coarse Gold Gulch (1878) then Gold Gulch (1895), then Coarsegold (1899). Coarsegold Creek also had a large population of Chinese miners who used large sluice boxes.
The Big Change
With the influx of the miners and ranchers, the Native Americans resented the encroachment. In 1851 there began a series of violent clashes with the natives losing. They were displaced from their traditional villages onto rancherias, although many came to live outside the rancherias and eventually to work on the ranches and in the mines.
Many of the gold miners were immigrants, as were some of the ranchers. Jose Rivas was born in Mexico in March 1936, and Alice Simpson Rivas was born in March 1858 in California. Her parents were both born in Mexico. In an 1898 register of voters, Jose is shown as a naturalized citizen. Mrs. Rivas is listed in the 1900 census as a school teacher. She was the sister of Mary Alviso, the matron of another local ranching family. In 1900 the Rivases had 10 living children with the eldest born in 1880.
Of the 10 children, there were only two grandchildren. One of the daughters married and had the two children. None of the sons married.
Jose died in 1906 and Alice in 1927. He is buried in the O'Neals cemetery while she is buried in Fresno.
Long Hollow, Zebra, and Ranching
The Rivas family's Long Hollow Ranch, with 3,200 acres, was one of the larger ranches in the area. Long Hollow Ranch eventually became the core of YLP. Federal mapmakers misspelled Rivas as Revis, and that is how we got Revis Mountain and the various Revis streets. The Lillie name suffered the same fate at the hands of the federal mapmakers, and we now have Lilley Mountain.
Long Hollow Ranch was in the Zebra voting precinct, and the post office was Zebra. No remnant of either Zebra or the Zebra mine remains; the mine closed in the 1890s. The Zebra mine was named after the striped granite the miners had to blast through.
Both the mine and the post office, however, are shown on a 1908 county map. Zebra school existed behind Blackhawk Lodge along Coarsegold Creek until it consolidated with the O'Neals school district in 1942, and the Spring Valley school is near O'Neals. The valley behind Blackhawk Lodge was known as Zebra district, however, for many years. The part of the San Joaquin Experimental Station piece west of Highway 41 still shows on some maps as Zebra Station.
One Rivas daughter, Charlote, married a Lillie. She is one of three Rivases buried in the Rivas family cemetery near YLP's recreation center.
No remnants of the Rivas ranch house remain. However, it was likely near the bunkhouse where Mrs. Rivas could look across the way at her daughter's graves. The bunkhouse is the cinder block house south of the Equestrian Center.
The Lillies seemingly had a sizeable spread west of Long Hollow Ranch on the south side of Lilley Mountain. Tradition holds that the Lillie home was at the north end of what is now Sequoia Court. The Lillies possibly were Native America because we can find no written record of any marriage, birth, or death. The Madera County genealogical society agreed that this lack of records might mean they were Native American. Until recently, Native American family information was passed on by word of mouth.
Old timers in this area say that they did not know the Lillies. One reason might be that ranchers on the east side of the Long Hollow ranch traded in Coarsegold and Madera while those on the west side of the Long Hollow ranch traded in Raymond.
Until Highway 41 was built from Yosemite National Park in the 1930s, local roads were unpaved, rough and winding. They were originally built for horse drawn wagons and carriages but later improved for automobiles. Madera was the main destination from this area down in the San Joaquin Valley. From Madera the road went to Stockton. This route was west of Highway 41 and began at Road 207 beside the Blackhawk Lodge, to Bates Station to the Wide Awake Ranch road (to the west of the 22 Mile House), and along Highway 145 to Madera. Road 207 (where Zebra mine was located) was cut long ago and is no longer a through road. Until Highway 41 was built, the ranchers were somewhat isolated and had to go through several gates before getting to Road 207. The road from O'Neals joined Road 207 in a Y behind the lodge. The Y is still known as Kelshaw Corners. The O'Neals road is visible across Highway 41 from the lodge.
With the south branch of the Kelshaw Corners Y going to O'Neals, the north branch led north to Coarsegold and from there up to Oakhurst and Yosemite. The dirt roads to Coarsegold were near today's Highway 41, and parts of the old roads are visible from today's highway. A freight route passed through the Coarsegold Museum property. An east-west branch went through YLP. At the end of Long Hollow Court North is a large water tank with a palm tree that signified a way station. This was Daulton Springs, which still shows on some maps. A Daulton from the Daulton ranch and mining community married a Rivas woman, and Daulton Springs was a wedding gift to the couple from the Rivas family. The homesite was where the water tank is now. That road continued over the north end of Revis Mountain where another stop was located just outside YLP's north boundary.
To reach summer grasses and water, ranchers drove their cattle up the wagon roads through Coarsegold to the high country. The completion of Highway 41 in the mid 1930s changed this way of nomadic summer-life because the pavement was hard on the cattle's hooves. The drovers also had to share Highway 41 with automobiles. The ranchers finally began to haul the cattle to and from the mountains by truck. Before they began using trucks, however, they drove their cattle to the base of Deadwood Pass, over what is now Road 420 to the forks at Bass Lake, to large holding corrals at the northwest end of Bass Lake and from there up to the mountain meadows.
Being ranchers, the Rivas sons were excellent horsemen. The eldest, Bob Rivas, did better at rodeos than did some professional riders.
YLP also has a historical tie to the logging flume that originated at the Sugar Pine lumber mill above Oakhurst. The flume carried the logs from Sugar Pine along the Fresno River to Madera. Madera is the Spanish word for wood, timber, or lumber. The lumber company had stations along the flume to clear log jams and to repair the flume. The Lawler family operated the "French Graveyard" station near Rivergold Elementary School. The Lawlers also owned substantial ranching acres.
New Owners and YLP
The Rivas family sold the ranch in 1940 to James G. Jeffries at the tail end of the Great Depression. The older children were approaching 60 years old, and several were unmarried. They moved to Madera where they bought a house. Jeffries owned a movie-film processing company in Hollywood. He built the white clapboard house on Yosemite Springs Parkway near the stable. He later sold the ranch to Eban Coe, who was an opera singer. Tradition is that Coe liked to sit on the back porch of the white house in the evening looking at the sunset reflected in the little lake. Coe also bought the Lawler property at the north end of YLP. Some Beverly Hills attorneys later bought the property and tried to develop it. They worked with Art Linkletter's development company, which later went bankrupt, and the combination possibly had other Hollywood ties. The attorneys, however, were financially unable to follow through. Titan Group, through Yosemite Lakes Inc., bought out the attorneys and completed the assembling of the 6,700 acres that became YLP.
In 1970 the YLP subdivision was surveyed and platted by Fred N. Rabe Engineering of Fresno and approved by the county. It included 2,255 residential lots with a minimum of one acre per lot, 6 lots zoned commercial, 1 lot for the stable, and 1 lot for the recreation center.
Yosemite Lakes Inc., which had a New Jersey address, was legally the developer of YLP and a subsidiary of Titan Group. Yosemite Lakes Owners' Association was incorporated also in 1970 with a board of directors to manage the affairs of YLP once it was developed. The association is governed much as a city. Where a city has registered voters who elect a city council which might elect the mayor and who might appoint a city manager, the association has members (lot owners) who elect a board of directors which elects a president and which hires a general manager. Titan originally had all the member votes because it owned all the property. In 1978, after Titan had sold the requisite number of lots, control passed to the lot owners who elected the board of directors.
Dick VanValkenberg became an unpaid consultant to Titan in 1972 and became the project manager for Titan in 1974. He also had duties as president of the association from 1976 to 1984 (he was and still is a member of the association) and was general manager of the association from 1976 to 1978. He was also the onsite manager of the water company from 1979 to 1986. His was the third home in YLP, and he and his wife, Betty, lived there from 1972 to 2002. They now live in Clovis. Betty was the originator of The YELP and published it with Dorothy Bremer and the association staff for several years out of the association office. It is now privately owned and published by Paul and Karrin Luce.
The original plan was for YLP to be a place where Titan created the lots with roads and utilities available to
each lot. Titan would sell the lot, and the lot owners would build small, weekend vacation cabins. It was presented as "a private golf and sports club community." Because it was not expected to have a large permanent population, Titan wanted the roads to be gravel. It found, however, that to sell the lots it had to pave the roads. Titan also tried to change the county approved subdivision plan from 2,263 lots to lots of 40 acres apiece with each property having its own water well. The county, however, would not allow Titan to change the concept. The county also required that the water company be separately owned, and Titan brought in Bakman Water Co. The water system was designed by Boyle Engineering which supervised the installation. Titan's relationship with Bakman, however, did not work, and Bakman sold half of its interest in the water company to Yosemite Lakes Inc. with the latter taking control. When that occurred, the CEO and the financial records were in New Jersey.
Titan advertised YLP far and wide as "ranch style, country club living." Several people who bought lots in the early days were flown in from as far as Orange County to the Fresno airport. They were then driven to the clubhouse where several Realtors were arranged at tables. Each party was assigned a Realtor to escort them around YLP. The sales tactics included a continued sales pitch on the plane back home. Many lots were designated as unbuildable, but people bought them anyway because of the amenities. To show prospective buyers what an acre looked like, Titan also built a fence around a lot at Ranger Circle Road and Ranger Circle Way. Most of the fence still stands.
The first two houses in YLP to be occupied were built by Titan as spec homes on the west side of the parkway on either side of Stetson. In the spring of 1972 Bennie and Buck Noonkester bought the homes. Buck and Bennie built the golf course in 1972, which was the first amenity Titan handed over to the member-elected board in 1978.
In 1980, Yosemite Lakes Community Church became an integral part of our community and now has its facilities just outside YLP boundaries.
Ownership of the water company changed hands in 1987 as the homeowners' association acquired ownership after a multifaceted legal wrangle that involved the association; the water company; Bakman; Yosemite Lakes, Inc.; Titan; Safeco Insurance Co.; and Madera County.
Titan did not survive long after the settlement. At one time it was one of the largest residential developers in the United States, but it eventually went bankrupt. Safeco, Titan's bonding company, picked up Titan's remaining pieces in YLP and, until recently, still held interests in small parts of it.
Even though our community is officially four decades old, we can still see remnants of the ranching days. There is the ranch house built by Jim Jeffries along the parkway near the stables and the adjacent concrete-block bunkhouse. We still see where ranch roads were; we still find strands of barbed wire fencing; and we have water tanks, cisterns, and livestock ponds. The dam that created Blue Heron Lake was built in 1957 across Long Hollow Creek and is registered with the state. We no longer have the grand old Rivas barn at the stables because the barn burned.
Titan's original plan for YLP to be a weekend golf and sports club did not come to fruition. Instead, it advertised YLP as having country-club living. This attracted retirees, and the homes they built were larger than weekend cabins. In the 1990s Children's Hospital built new facilities in stages on the north side of the San Joaquin River. Because the hospital is a relatively easy commute from YLP, many of its employees began building homes in YLP.
In the mid 2000s came the housing boom. Beginning in 2002 through 2007, YLP saw 367 new homes with a peak of 143 finished in 2003. We now have 1,862 homes and 16 businesses with more than 5,000 residents. Our community is diverse with our children comprising 90 percent of the students at Rivergold Elementary School. Home sizes range from modest to huge. We have come a long way in our 40 years, and our community is vibrant.
I have pieced together information for this article from many informal conversations and from the Coarsegold Historical Society's book, "As We Were Told." I thank Bennie Noonkester, Patrick Kennedy, Dick VanValkenberg, Ken Harrington, and Gordon and Doris Smith. I hope that what I have written here represents reasonably, faithfully what I have read and what they told me. I look forward, however, to someone writing a better and more thorough history of YLP. After all, our 50th anniversary is approaching. Nonetheless, as the song from a few years ago would have it, this is my story of YLP, and I'm stickin' to it.
© Yosemite Lakes Owners' Association


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Anne Graf est une actrice allemande.

Biographie
Elle s'est aussi produite sous le nom de Anne Weran.

Filmographie

Cinéma
1969 : Roulette d'amour : Gucki
1971 : In allen Stellungen : Renee
1972 : Schumädchen-Report 4. Teil - Was Eltern oft verzweifeln lässt : Suzi
1972 : Semmel, Wurst und Birkenwasser - Die liebestollen Handwerker : Margot
1972 : Les dragueuses (Laß jucken, Kumpel!) : Gisela Lenz
1972 : Les émotions particulières (Auch Fummeln will gelernt sein)
1973 : Gretchen sans uniforme (Eine Armee Gretchen) : Chef Stein
1973 : Skihaserl-Report : Madame directeur général
1973 : Les culbuteuses (Hausfrauen-Report 4) : Sieglinde Häberle
1973 : Laß jucken, Kumpel 2: Das Bullenkloster : Gisela Lenz
1973 : Geh, zieh dein  Dirndl aus : L'amoureuse de Vittorio
1974 : Laß jucken, Kumpel 3: Maloche, Bier und Bett : Gisela Lenz
1974 : Votre plaisir mesdames (Die Stoßburg)

Lien externe

Actrice allemande
Date de naissance non renseignée (XXe siècle)

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Fergie has received LOTS of criticism for her National Anthem performance. She issued an apology, which indicates that she is probably dealing with some sadness that stems from that criticism. Bring in the family!!!!
Aren't we so blessed to have family that loves and supports us even on our darker days? Her ex-hubby posted this sweet note from their son Axl.


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Niek Vossebelt (Harderwijk, 7 augustus 1991) is een Nederlands voetballer die bij voorkeur als middenvelder speelt.

Carrière
Vossebelt komt uit de jeugdopleiding van FC Zwolle en debuteerde daarvoor op 8 augustus 2009 in het profvoetbal, in de verloren uitwedstrijd bij AGOVV Apeldoorn (2–0). Zijn eerste doelpunt maakte hij op 28 augustus 2009 toen Zwolle met 0–3 won uit bij FC Volendam. Zijn broer Thomas Vossebelt speelde in het seizoen 2008/09 voor FC Zwolle. Aan het eind van het seizoen 2009/10 liep Vossebelts contract bij Zwolle af. De club bood hem een verlenging aan, maar hij verkoos in te gaan op een aanbod van Willem II, waar hij een driejarig contract tekende.

Op 7 augustus 2010 maakte Vossebelt zijn debuut voor Willem II tegen Heracles Almelo (3–0 nederlaag). Hij degradeerde dat jaar met de Tilburgers naar de Eerste divisie, om daarmee een jaar later weer te promoveren naar de eredivisie, via de nacompetitie. In het seizoen 2012/13 maakte hij vervolgens zijn tweede degradatie mee met Willem II en in 2013/14 ook zijn tweede promotie, deze keer door kampioen te worden van de Eerste divisie. Gedurende de aanloop naar het seizoen 2014/15 werd duidelijk dat Vossebelt geen grote rol had in de plannen van coach Jurgen Streppel voor het nieuwe voetbaljaar. Daarom werd in september 2014 in overleg zijn contract bij Willem II ontbonden. Na één seizoen te hebben gespeeld voor FC Emmen tekende Vossebelt in juni 2015 transfervrij een contract voor twee seizoenen bij FC Den Bosch. Vossebelt tekende op 24 februari 2017 een contract tot medio 2019 bij FC Den Bosch. Medio 2020 ging hij naar Roda JC Kerkrade.

Carrièrestatistieken

Zie ook
 Lijst van spelers van PEC Zwolle
 Lijst van spelers van Willem II
 Lijst van spelers van FC Emmen
 Lijst van spelers van FC Den Bosch

Externe links
 Profiel en statistieken van Niek Vossebelt op vi.nl
 Profiel en statistieken van Niek Vossebelt op transfermarkt.nl

Nederlands voetballer


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Q: How to enforce an Axis Client to use TLSv1.2 protocol A third party our application is integrate with has recently made changes in their security level protocols. In short, My Axis client should now send calls using TLSv1.1 or TLSv1.2.
I have seen other posts regarding this, with some good ideas:

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*here

* here.

After making those changes in code, I have triggered the calls again,
I have used a snipping tool to monitor the sent package, and I still see in the SSL layer that the protocol being used is TLSv1.
the packet snippet
what am I doing wrong here?
this is how I set my new SocketSecureFactory:
AxisProperties.setProperty("axis.socketSecureFactory", MyTLSSocketSecureFactory.class.getName());

whereas MyTLSSocketSecureFactory is:
public class MyTLSSocketSecureFactory extends JSSESocketFactory {
    public MyTLSSocketSecureFactory(Hashtable attributes) {
        super(attributes);
    }

    @Override
    public Socket create(String host,int port,   StringBuffer otherHeaders,BooleanHolder useFullURL)
              throws Exception{
        Socket s = super.create(host, port, otherHeaders, useFullURL);
        ((SSLSocket)s).setEnabledProtocols(new String[] {"TLSv1.1", "TLSv1.2"});
        return s;
    }
}

would really appreciate any comments,
thanks.

A: In your MyTLSSocketSecureFactory class, you need create your own SSLContext instance and then get the sslFactory from the context.
Override the initFactory() method, and somethings like:
initFactory() {
  SSLContext context = SSLContext.getInstance("TLSv1.2");
  context.init(null, null, null);
  sslFactory = context.getSocketFactory();
}

A: You can also just change the default SSLContext
    SSLContext sslContext = SSLContext.getInstance("TLSv1.2");
    sslContext.init(null, null, null);
    SSLContext.setDefault(sslContext);

A: See also https://github.com/unkascrack/axis-ssl they introduce a SSLClientAxisEngineConfig EngineConfiguration implementation to enable TLS.

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A continental breakfast buffet is served at this hotel and guests can dine at the Tex-Mex bar (fees apply).
El galardonado alojamiento del Embassy Suites McAllen es la elección ideal para que su próxima escapada sea inolvidable.
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Richard M. King (Rich King) graduated from Cal St Fullerton with a degree in RE Finance in 1982. Already licensed and working for a local broker in Fullerton upon graduation King began working as a branch manager for Century 21 Emery for several years where he learned the craft of managing people and training the sales staff to become a top producing office in their system. He then moved on to Century 21 Beachside and built its Chino Branch from 13 agents to over 70 and increased the sales activity and volume accordingly. In 1988 King ventured out onto his own and opened Century 21 King Realtors. In the following 20 plus years the firm grew to 5 branches with offices in Chino, Chino Hills, Corona, Ontario, and Rancho Cucamonga. King also opened and expanded MDR Escrow which grew into several branches as well. Century 21 King Realtors consistently placed in the top ten in national rankings for Century 21 (over 10,000 branches).
The great recession of '08-'10 forced King to consolidate and reconfigure to the changing landscape of Real Estate. With technology and the onset of on-line real estate research firms like Zillow, Redfin, and Trulia, King decided to align with a more technically oriented firm. Windermere Real Estate is located in the Seattle area – home to Microsoft and has a solid technological background. King opened Windermere King Realty Group in 2010. After 5 years King felt the independence of King Realty Group would be more flexible and able to offer the agent the localized advertising, support, and technology that they need to meet the requirements of their clients and a more sophisticated public.
King has had the opportunity to work with and assist thousands of agents over 30 years in managing and owning residential real estate firms. Being the broker of record in 10's of thousands of transactions over the years has enabled King to help his agents navigate their way through virtually any transaction.
King is married to his wife Lori, his High School Sweetheart of 30 years and resides in Chino Hills where they have lived since 1988 and raised 4 boys. The Kings are active in many aspects of their community including multiple sports, schools, church and political functions. An avid golfer King epitomizes the Southern California resident by enjoying the desert, beaches and sunny climate of Southern California.


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Weekend Estimates: 'The Boss' ($23.48M) & 'Batman v Superman' ($23.44M) in Tight Race for First Place; 'Hardcore Henry' ($5.10M) Arrives SoftlyApril 10, 2016 09:42 AM
by Daniel Garris
It was an extremely close race between Universal's The Boss and Warner's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice for first place this weekend. The Boss is currently estimated to come out ahead with $23.48 million, but with an estimated lead of only $45,000, either film could ultimately end up in first place this weekend.
Regardless of whether or not it ends up in first place this weekend, The Boss outpaced expectations and performed well with its modest price tag in mind. The Melissa McCarthy led R-rated comedy also proved to be critic-proof this weekend. The film's opening weekend performance was 9 percent ahead of the $21.58 million opening weekend of 2014's Tammy (though it should be noted that Tammy's opening weekend take was softened by a Wednesday debut) and 19 percent below the $29.09 million debut of last year's Spy (it should be noted that The Boss had been widely expected to open below Spy). With this weekend's performance of The Boss, McCarthy continues to remain one of the more consistent box office draws in recent years. McCarthy will next appear in Sony's Ghostbusters, which arrives on July 15.
The Boss started out with $8.11 million on Friday (which included an estimated $985,000 from Thursday night shows), increased a healthy 20 percent on Saturday to take in $9.73 million and is estimated to decline 42 percent on Sunday to gross $5.64 million. That gave the film an estimated opening weekend to Friday ratio of 2.90 to 1. The Boss skewed heavily toward female moviegoers (67 percent) and slightly towards moviegoers under the age of 35 (51 percent). Audience reception to The Boss appears to be lackluster as the film received a C+ rating on CinemaScore and current has a Flixster audience score of just 50 percent. With that in mind, it's quite possible that The Boss won't hold up as well going forward as McCarthy's previous hits have. On the other hand, the film's mentioned strong Saturday hold is an early encouraging sign.
After leading the box office for the past two weeks Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice fell to a close second place this weekend with an estimated $23.44 million. The blockbuster 3D superhero film starring Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill continued to fall off sharply, as the film was down 54 percent from last weekend. Batman v Superman is now on the verge of reaching the $300 million domestic mark with a 17-day take of $296.69 million. However, as a result of its soft holding power thus far, Batman v Superman is now running just 1 percent ahead of the $294.51 million 17-day take of last year's Furious 7 (which fell 51 percent in its third weekend to gross $29.16 million). With that in mind, Batman v Superman will soon fall behind the pace of Furious 7, especially with Disney's highly anticipated The Jungle Book entering the marketplace this coming Friday.
While Batman v Superman continued to decline sharply this weekend, Disney's Zootopia continued to display strong holding power with an estimated third place take of $14.35 million. The blockbuster 3D computer animated film was down just 26 percent from last weekend. Without taking into account ticket price inflation, Zootopia registered the eighth largest sixth weekend gross of all-time. Zootopia is also on the verge of reaching the $300 million domestic mark with a 38-day take of $296.01 million. The film is now running just 8 percent behind the $320.39 million 38-day take of last year's Inside Out and will continue to make up ground in that comparison going forward. Zootopia already has a current total gross to opening weekend ratio of 3.94 to 1.
Universal's My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 placed in fourth with an estimated $6.42 million. The PG-13 rated comedy sequel starring and written by Nia Vardalos was down 43 percent, as the film took a hit from the debut The Boss this weekend. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 continues to perform towards the higher end of expectations with a 17-day take of $46.75 million. That places the film 6 percent behind the $49.59 million 17-day gross of last year's The Intern (which fell just 26 percent in its third weekend to take in $8.68 million). My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 will hope to re-stabilize next weekend with the debut of The Boss behind it.
Hardcore Henry rounded out the weekend's top five with an estimated $5.10 million. The low-budget action film from STX Entertainment opened below pre-release expectations and delivered a lackluster per-location average of $1,690 from just 3,015 locations. The trailer for Hardcore Henry had gone over well, especially online, but that reception ultimately failed to get moviegoers to see the film this weekend. Hardcore Henry delivered the lowest debut for STX Entertainment to date in the distributor's young history. The film opened with $2.01 million on Friday (which included an estimated $380,000 from Thursday night shows), declined a concerning 7 percent on Saturday to gross $1.87 million and is estimated to slide 35 percent on Sunday to take in $1.22 million. That places the film's estimated opening weekend to Friday ratio at a fairly front-loaded 2.54 to 1. Much like The Boss, Hardcore Henry doesn't appear to be going over all that well with moviegoers. Hardcore Henry also received a C+ rating on CinemaScore and has a respectable current Flixster audience score of 66 percent.
Faith-based films Miracles from Heaven and God's Not Dead 2 claimed sixth and seventh place with respective estimated takes of $4.80 million and $4.05 million. Sony's Miracles from Heaven was down a very solid 34 percent this weekend, while God's Not Dead 2 was down a sizable 47 percent. Miracles from Heaven passed the $50 million mark this weekend and continues to perform nicely with $53.81 million in 26 days. God's Not Dead 2 has been far less impressive with $13.84 million in ten days and clearly isn't duplicating the word of mouth or the performance of its predecessor, 2014's God's Not Dead, which grossed $21.75 million in its first ten days after falling just 4.5 percent in its second weekend to take in $8.80 million.
Daily Domestic Gross Mon, Jan. 3 2011
Wide (1000+)
Mon, Jan. 3 2011
Wks.
1 True Grit (2010) $2,621,913 -59% 3,083 36 $850 $89,292,295 2 Paramount
2 Little Fockers $2,434,490 -63% 3,554 18 $685 $105,010,680 2 Universal
3 TRON: Legacy $2,340,031 -58% 3,365 -86 $695 $133,644,875 3 Disney
4 Black Swan $1,489,744 -51% 1,553 87 $959 $49,297,535 5 Fox Searchlight
5 The Fighter $1,296,556 -56% 2,534 23 $512 $47,685,409 4 Paramount
6 Yogi Bear $1,222,202 -66% 3,515 0 $348 $66,977,538 3 Warner Bros.
7 Tangled $1,131,939 -59% 2,582 0 $438 $168,953,925 6 Disney
8 The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader $1,090,799 -61% 2,948 -402 $370 $88,017,196 4 Fox
9 Gulliver's Travels (2010) $932,689 -64% 3,089 543 $302 $28,387,195 2 Fox
10 The Tourist $809,507 -56% 2,756 0 $294 $55,442,698 4 Sony / Columbia
11 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 $625,496 -56% 1,732 0 $361 $284,158,711 7 Warner Bros.
12 How Do You Know $541,509 -57% 2,483 0 $218 $25,582,403 3 Sony / Columbia
Limited (100 — 999)
1 The King's Speech $983,654 -57% 700 0 $1,405 $23,916,055 6 Weinstein Company
2 Megamind $87,047 -52% 764 0 $114 $144,279,065 9 Paramount / DreamWorks
3 Burlesque $71,200 -51% 330 0 $216 $37,804,761 6 Sony / Screen Gems
4 Unstoppable (2010) $61,961 -51% 450 57 $138 $79,530,447 8 Fox
5 The Social Network $60,133 -55% 249 0 $241 $93,282,159 14 Sony / Columbia
6 127 Hours $50,717 -50% 103 -12 $492 $10,485,152 9 Fox Searchlight
7 Due Date $39,657 -67% 404 0 $98 $99,271,579 9 Warner Bros.
8 Red (2010) $39,041 -51% 303 -27 $129 $89,544,228 12 Summit
9 Love and Other Drugs $35,750 -49% 175 31 $204 $31,302,838 6 Fox
10 Life As We Know It $26,609 -58% 248 0 $107 $52,913,117 13 Warner Bros.
11 Despicable Me $22,655 -52% 197 4 $115 $251,225,880 26 Universal
12 Fair Game (2010) $14,045 -50% 109 -52 $129 $9,132,801 9 Summit
13 Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole $13,190 -49% 158 0 $83 $55,563,013 15 Warner Bros.
14 Jackass 3D $12,860 -46% 137 0 $94 $117,122,277 12 Paramount
15 Paranormal Activity 2 $8,731 -55% 145 0 $60 $84,669,379 11 Paramount
16 Faster (2010) $8,691 -61% 119 -4 $73 $22,865,561 6 CBS Films
17 Morning Glory (2010) $6,027 -55% 126 0 $48 $30,766,003 8 Paramount
18 Hereafter $4,092 -63% 128 0 $32 $32,716,678 12 Warner Bros.
Platform (1 — 99)
1 Blue Valentine (2010) $38,827 -45% 4 -- $9,707 $330,434 1 Weinstein Company
2 Hubble 3D $35,922 -15% 47 0 $764 $20,185,751 42 Warner Bros. / IMAX
3 I Love You Phillip Morris $25,005 -62% 68 -1 $368 $1,151,307 5 Roadside Attractions
4 Rabbit Hole $22,859 -56% 34 0 $672 $458,088 3 Lionsgate
5 Somewhere (2010) $18,996 -59% 8 1 $2,375 $451,832 2 Focus
6 Under the Sea 3D $9,465 -26% 12 0 $789 $25,282,931 99 Warner Bros. / IMAX
7 Biutiful $8,787 -51% 2 -- $4,394 $73,459 1 Roadside Attractions
8 The Next Three Days $5,603 -48% 81 -30 $69 $21,134,951 7 Lionsgate
9 Country Strong $5,377 -59% 2 0 $2,689 $125,119 2 Sony / Screen Gems
10 The Town $3,405 -50% 62 0 $55 $92,176,640 16 Warner Bros.
11 Inception $2,541 -30% 28 0 $91 $292,571,392 25 Warner Bros.
12 Winter's Bone $2,481 232% 2 -3 $1,241 $6,247,989 30 Roadside Attractions
13 The Warrior's Way $2,090 -41% 38 4 $55 $5,571,391 5 Relativity Media
14 Summer Wars $1,522 -50% 2 -- $761 $17,144 2 GKIDS
15 For Colored Girls $1,385 -57% 28 -11 $49 $37,678,159 9 Lionsgate
16 The Tempest $966 -72% 6 -8 $161 $232,599 4 Disney


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You may have noticed that, as of yesterday, Rifftides looks different and, I think, better. The clean, crisp, spacious redesign is by artsjournal.com commander-in-chief Doug McLennan (pictured), who is making similar changes to all or most of the blogs under the artsjournal umbrella. You may see further examples of his handiwork by going to the AJ home page, which has connections to an array of weblogs concerned with music, theatre, literature, dance, the visual arts and all manner of cultural interests.
One slight change to keep in mind; links in comments from readers now appear in boldface black. They turn blue and active when you touch them with your cursor.
One of the great things about the new design is that it's responsive—that is, it shrinks to fit tablets and smart phones. Pretty great reading on the smaller devices, actually. Check it out.
I've been meaning to tell you how much I enjoy Poodie James. Like all your writing, it stirs emotions and thoughts.
I like the new format. It's cleaner and, seemingly, more concise.
Looks good, but have "eyes" for darker type face. Also, have kindled Desmond and renewed interest in same.
Doug, love the new format. It appears far more spacious and to my eyes at least, easier to read..
The new site design is very clean and modern looking – but honestly Doug, as some others have already pointed out, a heavier font is needed. Please get Commander-in-Chief McLennan to hit that font button!
It's taken me a while to drum up the courage to write – I dislike being negative but I have to say my piece.
To me, the site now looks so austere; it totally lacks the "cozy" feeling that it always seemed to have when I dropped by to visit. Okay, the faint font seems to have been corrected now, and that's a good plus.
But now the site reminds me of two American daily newspapers that I regularly visit that also looked so much more "friendly" not so long ago – The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times.
"New" is not necessarily better. And to quote that horrible cliché, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".


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Evaluating receiver contributions to acoustic positional telemetry: a case study on Atlantic cod around wind turbines in the North Sea
Title: Evaluating receiver contributions to acoustic positional telemetry: a case study on Atlantic cod around wind turbines in the North Sea
van der Knaap, I.; Slabbekoorn, H.; Winter, H.; Moens, T.; Reubens, J.
Animal Biotelemetry
Ghent University, Leiden University, Wageningen University and Research Centre, Flanders Marine Institute
Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind
Attraction, Avoidance, Habitat Change
Fish, Pelagic Fish
van der Knaap, I.; Slabbekoorn, H.; Winter, H.; Moens, T.; Reubens, J. ( 2021 ). Evaluating receiver contributions to acoustic positional telemetry: a case study on Atlantic cod around wind turbines in the North Sea. Animal Biotelemetry, 9(14(2021)) https://doi.org/10.1186/s40317-021-00238-y
Background: The effect of individual acoustic receiver contributions to animal positioning is a crucial aspect for the correct interpretation of acoustic positional telemetry (APT). Here, we evaluated the contribution of each receiver within two APT designs to the number of tag signals detected and the position accuracy of free-ranging Atlantic cod, through data exclusion of single receivers from the analysis. The two APTs were deployed around offshore (ca 50 km) wind turbines at which 27 individual cod were tagged.
Results: We found that the exclusion of data from an APT receiver that was positioned within the movement area of the individual fish reduced the number of tag signals detected and the position accuracy of the set-up the most. Excluding the data from a single receiver caused a maximum of 34% positions lost per fsh and a maximum increase in core area of 97.8%. Single-receiver data exclusion also caused a potentially large bias in the reconstruction of swimming tracks. By contrast, exclusion of a receiver that was deployed within 50 m from a turbine actually improved fish position accuracy, probably because the turbine can cause signal interference as a reflective barrier.
Conclusions: We recommend that an exploratory small-scale study like the one presented here be conducted before embarking on a larger-scale APT study. By excluding the data of single receivers from the positioning analysis, we were able to explore the suitability of a receiver set-up for the movement patterns of our target species. Furthermore, when a receiver is lost from an APT during deployment, the data should be treated with care as our results show that changes in triangulation outcome can lead to considerable differences in swimming tracks and home range estimates.


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Q: Recovering mongodb `--dbpath` I used MongoDB a month ago to run a simple web app to collect data for my research. After some inactivity (during which I did not run MongoDB), I forgot the parameter dbpath. Now, whenever I launch mongod on my Mac, I get the error, which I understand:

Exception in initAndListen: NonExistentPath: Data directory /data/db not found., terminating

I have tried:

*

*Reading mongodb.conf (apparently that's not the correct path; I think it got reset.)

*Looking into all my terminal history.

I do know the name of the collection and the database. And that my database was password protected.
I have already read most of the answers including this:
Forgot mongodb data path


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This directory contains CQ client library to be distributed to other repos. If
you need to modify some files in this directory, please make sure that you are
changing the canonical version of the source code and not one of the copies,
which should only be updated as a whole using Glyco (when available, see
[chromium issue 489420](http://crbug.com/489420)).

The canonical version is located at `https://chrome-internal.googlesource.com/
infra/infra_internal/+/master/commit_queue/cq_client`.

You'll need to use protoc version 2.6.1 and
recent golang/protobuf package. Sadly, the latter has neither tags nor versions.

You can get protobuf by downloading archive from
https://github.com/google/protobuf/tree/v2.6.1 and manually building it. As for
golang compiler, if you have go configured, just

    go get -u github.com/golang/protobuf/{proto,protoc-gen-go}

TODO(tandrii,sergiyb): decide how to pin the go protobuf generator.

To generate `cq_pb2.py` and `cq.pb.go`:

    cd commit_queue/cq_client
    protoc cq.proto --python_out $(pwd) --go_out $(pwd)

Additionally, please make sure to use proto3-compatible syntax, e.g. no default
values, no required fields. Ideally, we should use proto3 generator already,
however alpha version thereof is still unstable.


"Shopping on 2nd Cross Street"
You'll find an interactive map of Sri Lanka above, though you can't access the little yellow pegman from that map. Use the link on the upper left of, or below, the map, "View Larger Map", and the map will appear on your monitor; drag the little Yellow Man onto the map, let go while he's over a blue area, and start exploring. Find an interesting subject/area. Change it all you want. Or paint it straight up as you see it. Instructions are in the sidebar to the right. Any questions, ask 'em in the comments or email me directly.
This month we travel to the small island nation of Sri Lanka. This island has extensive coverage so you will have a hard time picking your reference from all the imagery.


You must be a member of the Munich Cycling Group to attend this activity. Would you like to join this group?
Hi fellow cyclists; we hope you've all had great starts to Protected content !
Our names are Ben and Monica, and we've both made new year resolutions to try and get this group together a bit more over the next year. We plan to have some fairly casual cycling meet-ups and also some more challenging activities for the lycra lovers amongst us.
To start us off we would love to get to know a few of you, and to find out your own ideas and thoughts about what you would like to see in the group. As January looks like it might be a bit frosty for a lot of people, what better way to do this than over a cycling themed pub quiz!
So, come and join us at the end of the month from 19:00 to 22:00 at the Protected content to test the old grey matter on all things cycling related!
We will organize into small teams of 4 at the venue, so don't worry if you are coming alone – and please don't let the fact that we both work for InterNations put you off!
We will ask for a small contribution of €2 per attendee to cover the cost of some cool prizes for the winning team!
Food is available at the venue, and naturally they have a wide selection of liquid refreshments 😉 Should go without saying: everything here is at your own expense! Please do come thirsty as they will be expecting us to order drinks at the very least.
Got a question? Then please write it on the wall or send one of us a PM!
If you are going to be late please let us know on the wall of the activity, but of course try and be on time.


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Published in the West Linn Tidings and Oregonian: There is a gem in West Linn – the White Oak Savanna. The 14-acre park boasts a stand of rare white oaks and at the top of its slope, a stunning view of the Willamette River and the Willamette Narrows. As you walk the...
West Linn Library 75th Birthday Party
by Thomas Frank | Mar 27, 2014 | 0 comments
The library opened on March 1, 1939 and on March 1, 2014 they threw a 75th birthday party! There was cake and punch, live music from Trashcan Joe, the official opening of the new parking lot, the dedication of the new wall mural, a kids craft, and a used book sale....
National League of Cities' Congressional City Conference
Councilors Jenni Tan & Thomas Frank joined more than 1,500 local elected officials and city leaders at the National League of Cities' Congressional City Conference in Washington. The five-day conference is the nation's largest gathering of city...
Sustainability Plan Update Workshop
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What will the future hold for your city? Be proactive! Please join our community workshop series and collaborate with your West Linn neighbors and businesses in a free facilitated workshop series to design a prosperous future for West Linn: Identify and map out...
Clackamas Hardwood Forest Project
Here is information about one of the most innovative government projects I have seen in a long time. State Representative Julie Parrish is partnering with local governments, businesses, Universities, and even homeowners to create a sustainable renewable industry. I...
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The weather was perfect for the annual Christmas Parade in the Historic Willamette District! Hundreds of families came out to cheer, smile, and enjoy the morning with a special guest – Santa Claus! Thank you to West Linn Police Department, Tualatin Valley Fire...


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Why Web 3.0 Tokens Might Be the Next Hot Trade in Cryptocurrencies
Digital assets like livepeer, helium and bittorent have soared in value this year despite the recent slump in cryptocurrencies.
By Omkar Godbole
Aug 4, 2021 at 9:41 p.m. UTC
Updated Sep 14, 2021 at 1:35 p.m. UTC
So-called Web 3.0 tokens are hot right now in cryptocurrency markets.
Omkar Godbole
With bitcoin prices stuck in a months-long holding pattern, some cryptocurrency traders are speculating on what might be the next hot market bet: digital assets associated with visions of a decentralized Internet, referred to colloquially as Web 3.0 tokens.
Data tracked by Messari and published by Arca Chief Investment Officer Jeff Dorman shows the cryptocurrency sub-sector of "Web 3.0 tokens" gained 22% in the week ended Aug. 1, outshining bitcoin and every other sub-sector, including non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market value, rallied 10%.
On a year-to-date basis, tokens associated with decentralized Internet applications have seen an average 244% rise, trailing the NFT sub-sector's 2,726% gain but beating bitcoin's 37% appreciation.
Crypto performance
Some of the most prominent Web 3.0 coins, such as livepeer (LPT), helium (HNT), and bittorrent (BTT), are up at least 800% this year, despite a slump in cryptocurrency markets since April, according to Messari.
"Seeing the Web 3.0 ecosystem grow exponentially since the beginning of the year and keep the majority of their gains after the capitulation even in May is very positive for the crypto market," Nick Mancini, a research analyst for Trade The Chain, told CoinDesk. "Higher prices are directly linked to increased demand and expansion of services in each layer, and because of this, the ecosystem is able to continue its growth."
Web 3.0 refers to a paradigm shift for the Internet run by network participants worldwide and defined by a set of open, trust-minimized and decentralized networks and protocols offering services such as computing, storage, bandwidth, finance and identity.
For instance, the Ethereum-based Livepeer protocol offers a marketplace for video infrastructure providers and streaming applications, while Filecoin and The Graph provide decentralized file storage and data management networks. Helium uses blockchains and tokens to incentivize consumers and small businesses to provide and validate wireless coverage and transfer device data over the network.
Messari's tracker shows the Web 3.0 tokens sub-sector, which includes over 40 coins, has a total market valuation of $25 billion, excluding oracle provider Chainlink. (The oracle provider is widely associated with decentralized finance and has a market cap of $10 billion).
However, just considering prominent projects like The Graph, Filecoin, Helium and Livepeer, the market capitalization of Web 3.0 tokens tallies less than $15 billion. That's just 2% of bitcoin's total market capitalization of $735 billion. But it's similar to the size of the decentralized finance (DeFi) space a year ago. Messari data shows the DeFi subsector now includes 137 assets and is worth over $50 billion.
Awaiting Mainstream Attention
While the Web 3.0 tokens have outperformed bitcoin and other major coins by a big margin this year, the sector is yet to witness the euphoria or mainstream attention that Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, NFT, and even Ethereum layer 2 projects have received since October 2020.
That's probably because the underlying technology is relatively complex.
"Web 3 is not quite as easy as DeFi is to understand, and it's probably 12 months behind DeFi in terms of mainstream awareness," Kyle Samani, co-founder and managing partner at Multicoin Capital, said. "We expect this to change as consumer-facing applications based on NFTs, social tokens and creator monetization grow over the next 12 months such as Audius, Mirror, and many others."
The DeFi boom began a year ago and has remained intact to date. That sector's market cap has grown from roughly $5 billion in early 2020 to over $50 billion at press time.
Samani is confident that Web 3.0 tokens will play catch up as DeFi sometimes gets a bad rep; however, there is no negativity associated yet with the idea of a decentralized internet. Recently, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Commissioner Dan Berkovitz said that DeFi derivatives might be illegal in the U.S.
"No one really says that The Graph, an indexing protocol for querying networks like Ethereum and Solana and IPFS, is bad, whereas a lot of people in the existing financial system say that DeFi is bad," Samani said. "So as the awareness of Web 3 grows, it's hard to see anything but general support and enthusiasm."
Institutions Chip In
While mainstream adoption is still at least a year away, deep-pocketed investors are pouring money into Web 3.0 tokens. Multicoin Capital is invested in The Graph, Helium, and Livepeer, according to the official website.
Grayscale, the world's largest digital assets manager and preferred venue for institutional investors to gain exposure to digital assets, launched a livepeer trust in March. Rayhaneh Sharif-Askary, director of investor relations at Grayscale Investments, told CoinDesk last month that investors are diversifying into Web 3.0 tokens.
"It's diversification within the asset class, whether investors want exposure to bitcoin as a store of value, Ethereum for smart contracts," Sharif-Askary said.
"And then the other applications beyond that are building upon those networks, and solving other real-world problems," she said, adding that Grayscale's Livepeer trust is structurally identical to the landmark Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) (Grayscale is a unit of Digital Currency Group, an investment holding company that is also the parent of CoinDesk.)
Livepeer's LPT token is up 1,050% this year. The protocol's weekly revenue surged 10-fold to over $10,000 in the February-to-June period, according to data provided by Web3Index.
Doug Petkanics, CEO and co-founder at Livepeer, told CoinDesk that online streaming is a $70 billion market and accounts for 80% of the Internet traffic today. Further, the market is set to grow from $70 billion to $250 billion in the next five years, according to analysts' projections, Petkanics said. The prospects for The Graph, and Ocean Protocol are also looking bright, as Messari's second quarter review said.
Aside from the strong use case, many of these Web 3.0 tokens offer attractive yields via Staked, a platform that allows investors to earn yield from staking and DeFi without taking custody of their crypto assets.
For instance, Helium's HNT token currently offers an annualized 8.7% nominal yield, while The Graph's GRT offers a 15% yield and LPT offers 30% returns. The high returns led to positive sentiment for these tokens, as reflected in the below sentiment chart.
"Traders have been feeling bullish in regard to them, which fuels a network effect," Mancini said. "Traders profit and stake, and, in turn, tell others about the outsized opportunity."
The Graph sentiment chart
Crypto Market Is Much More Than Bitcoin
The days of investors considering crypto markets synonymous with bitcoin are passé. While bitcoin remains the top cryptocurrency by market value, the recent underperformance relative to other coins suggests investors are diving deeper into digital-asset markets to find investments with faster growth potential.
"One-week data may not mean much, but if we look over three months, six months, and 12 months, there's a clear shift away from bitcoin into other sub-sectors, Web 3.0 being one of them," Arca's Jeff Dorman said in a Telegram call.
Per Arca's research note published earlier this week, bitcoin has had "both poor up-capture and poor down-capture" this year. In plain English, bitcoin struggled to outperform other major coins during the market-wide downturn observed after mid-April but also underwhelmed as the market recovered in the past couple of weeks.
According to Dorman, the data shows that some new investors are bypassing bitcoin and ether and going directly into other industry sub-sectors. Historically, investors have used the top two coins as gateways.
Bitcoin's performance relative to other coins during recent bouts of strength and weakness
BitcoinWeb 3.0CryptoWeb 3Cryptocurrency Markets
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Market Maker B2C2 Teams With Blockdaemon, Stakewise to Provide Ethereum Staking Liquidity


The amazing polishes from Different Dimension keep on comin'!
Today I have Dark Matter for you, and as of now, it is NOT on her site! I'll update this if that changes!
This is a magenta crelly, with black stars, black and pink hex, and a fine pink glitter throughout. Swatches show three coats of DM alone, with no topcoat. The tinted base is quite opaque but the glitters stand out really well!
Love this! You can find Different Dimension on etsy and on Facebook.


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Police: School shooting victim went to aid boy being bullied
By SUSAN MONTOYA BRYAN and PAUL DAVENPORTAugust 15, 2021 GMT
Students embrace after being released from school after a fatal shooting at Washington Middle School in Albuquerque, N.M., Friday, Aug. 13, 2021. New Mexico authorities say one student was killed and another was taken into custody following a shooting at a middle school near downtown Albuquerque during the lunch hour Friday. (Robert Browman/The Albuquerque Journal via AP)
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — It's only a few days into the new school year, but New Mexico's largest district is reeling from a shooting that left one student dead and another in custody after, according to police, the victim tried to protect another boy who was being bullied.
The gunfire at Washington Middle School during the lunch hour Friday marked the second shooting in Albuquerque in less than 24 hours. With the city on pace to shatter its homicide record this year, top state officials said they were heartbroken by what they described as a scourge.
"These tragedies should never occur. That they do tells us there is more work to be done," Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said.
The boy who was killed, identified by police on Saturday as 13-year-old Bennie Hargrove, was a hero, Police Chief Harold Medina said Friday night in a brief statement.
"He stood up for a friend and tried to deescalate a violent confrontation between classmates," Medina said. He said the incident was "a tragedy that has shaken our community."
A probable-cause statement released Saturday said the 13 year-old boy was charged with one count each of open murder and unlawfully carrying a deadly weapon on school premises. The Associated Press does not generally identify juvenile crime suspects.
A witness, a third 13-year-old boy, told detectives after the shooting that the shooting occurred after Hargrove approached the suspect to tell him to stop bullying and punching a smaller boy.
The witness said the suspect held a gun behind his leg so Hargrove couldn't see it when he approached and the suspect then chambered a round and shot at Hargrove multiple times, according to the probable-cause statement.
A police officer assigned to the school heard the shooting, ran over to the boys and handcuffed the suspect to a fence before radioing for help and tending to the injured boy until medical personnel arrived, the statement said.
Police later learned that the suspect's father right before the shooting had discovered that his gun was missing and went to the school, where he arrived to see his son in handcuffs, the statement said.
The 13-year-old witness also told police that the suspect had been a nice boy but recently picked on other boys and acted as if he was a gang member, the statement said.
It wasn't immediately known whether the suspect has a lawyer who could speak on his behalf.
Friday marked the third day of classes for Albuquerque's public school district. While students won't return until Tuesday, Superintendent Scott Elder said the staff will be making preparations to ensure students have access to counseling and any other support services they need.
"Of course it's extremely difficult," he said of something like this happening so early in the school year. "There's a lot of pressure in the community. People are nervous. It was a terrible incident that happened between two people. It should have never happened. ... This shouldn't happen in the community. It certainly shouldn't happen at a school."
Police said more officers will be present when students return, hoping to provide a sense of security and in case students have any more information about the shooting they want to share.
Gunfire also rang out Thursday night at a sports bar and restaurant near a busy Albuquerque shopping district. Police said one person was killed and three were injured after someone pulled out a gun during a fight.
No arrests have been made in that case. Investigators were reviewing surveillance video and interviewing witnesses.
Authorities identified the man who was killed as Lawrence Anzures, a 30-year old boxer from Albuquerque.
A makeshift memorial of flowers and candles grew Friday outside the restaurant, providing more evidence of the frustration that families having been feeling.
The shootings come as Mayor Tim Keller convened his latest session with other officials to talk about curbing violence and crime in the city. His administration is hoping to come up with recommendations for improving the criminal justice system and addressing the problem of repeat offenders. The mayor's office noted that for most Albuquerque homicides this year, more than 45% of charged offenders and nearly 60% of suspects have criminal records.
"For low-level offenders, we need to bolster diversion programs and real access to resources to change their lives," Keller said in a statement. "But for violent offenders, we have to stop the revolving door."
Davenport reported from Phoenix.