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Tyne Angler Scale Sampling Programme. September 2011
The upstream count for September 2011 was 7,519 and is sixth highest in our records; the highest (11,458) was recorded in 2010. The 2011 count was 558 higher than the 15 year average (6,961) but 808 lower the 5 year average (8,327). The upstream count for 2011 up to the end of September was 23,883 which is the fifth highest total for the period January through to September; the highest (35,352) was recorded last year. The highest daily totals were recorded on 5th, 21st and 27th August, with 399, 426 and 508 being recorded respectively. The upstream count for October up to approximately 10:00 on the 3rd was 937.
The majority of the upstream counts were recorded during the period 7am to 3pm, while the fewest counts were recorded between 5pm to 5am. The timing of when upstream counts were being recorded in 2011 is similar to that observed in 2010. This is quite different to what was observed in 2006, 2007 & 2009 where the majority of upstream counts were recorded during the hours of darkness. During September 06, 07 and 09 there were far more sea trout observed than salmon, while in 2010, the totals of salmon and sea trout observed were much closer. Although the 2011 footage is yet to be reviewed, short viewings whilst visiting our facility at Riding Mill, suggest that the totals for each species are also likely to be quite close.
Further details of the daily upstream counts for 2011 and historic monthly counts can be found by following the link below:
Environment Agency - River Tyne fish counts
During August the largest daily upstream count was recorded a day after a modest increase in river height. The increases in river height on the 6th, 12th, 20th and 22nd all lead to declines in the numbers of upstream counts being recorded. Once the river heights started to decline there was usually an increase in upstream counts. As in August there appeared to be very little association between river temperature and the upstream counts the number of counts recorded, although there was usually an improvement in counts when the river temperature drop slightly after a period of increasing.
If you are not already aware, we have a system on the internet that will allow you to check river levels before you head out. Please follow the link below:
Environment Agency - River and sea levels
Angler Scale Sampling Programme 2011
We have received 110 scale samples during September 2011, 93 coming from salmon and 17 from sea trout, bringing the total for the year to 373. Just under a quarter of the September salmon samples were from fish that had spent only one winter at sea, two thirds were found to have spent two winters at sea and just under a tenth were found to have spent 3 winters at sea. So far in 2011 we have received 31 samples from 3 sea winter fish; almost double what we received throughout the whole of the last season. The high number of these fish is the 2011 sample appears to be consistent with the reports of decent numbers of large salmon being caught. It is also worth noting that many of the two sea winter fish have been of a good size.
The sea trout samples for September were again dominated by one sea winter maiden fish (fish returning to spawn for the first time). Of the repeat spawning fish, two were return to spawn for a second time and one was returning for a third.
Salmon 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Total
Feb 1 3 6 14 2 26
Mar 11 2 4 11 3 14 26 71
Apr 35 7 2 16 4 15 8 87
May 15 2 1 3 5 3 8 37
Jun 6 3 10 22 15 9 23 88
Jul 2 2 4 21 30 27 53 139
Aug 13 12 22 43 61 102 79 332
Sep 5 19 24 63 80 144 93 428
Oct 11 9 59 101 114 294
Total 2 0 87 57 76 241 305 442 292 1502
Sea trout 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Total
Apr 2 2
May 1 1
Jun 6 9 17 4 10 46
Jul 1 2 12 18 21 42 33 129
Aug 5 5 7 19 26 52 21 135
Sep 2 2 13 14 22 17 70
Oct 2 12 12 16 42
Total 0 1 7 9 27 71 91 138 81 425
The Angler Scale Sampling Programme is part of the impact assessment into the construction of the Second Tyne Tunnel. Support of the Angler Scale Sampling Programme and Angler Logbook Scheme will ensure that these monthly updates will continue. Please remember we want samples from fish of all sizes not just the very small and the very large.
If you are waiting for the results of samples you have already sent in, I am hoping to send them out towards the end of this week or the beginning of next. Sorry for the delay.
If you require more scale packets please drop me an email.
Many thanks for you support
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Tyne Angler Scale Sampling Programme. July 2011 Editor River Tyne 0 5th August 2011 10:44
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HARARE – Zimbabwe has officially been accepted into the International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) paving way for local athletes to compete in international contests.
The National Federation of Zimbabwe Bodybuilding and Fitness (NFZBBF) received the blessing from IFBB after a strenuous journey which began December last year.
Their first port of call was lobbying Adel Fahim, the IFBB first vice president and executive assistant to the president.
The Egyptian Fahim, who is also the African federations' president, forwarded Zimbabwe's request to the IFBB secretariat.
IFBB general secretary William Tierney wrote to NFZBBF president Kenny Murugweni confirming the latest developments.
Zimbabwe's membership will be ratified at the IFBB Annual General Meeting on the condition the NFZBBF meets the terms and conditions specified under Article 15.2 of the IFBB constitution.
"With reference to your email that we received through the African federation, in which you expressed your wish to become the IFBB National Federation in Zimbabwe, I am pleased to inform you that the National Federation of Zimbabwe Bodybuilding and Fitness (NFZBBF), will be provisionally recognised by the International Federation of Bodybuilding and fitness (IFBB) as the national federation in Zimbabwe providing that you have met the terms and conditions specified under Article 15.2 of the IFBB constitution," wrote Tierney.
NFZBBF spokesperson, Quiet Shangai said the provisional recognition was a welcome development adding that his federation will work towards completing the journey into full-membership.
"This is a dream come true, we are excited about it and would like to thank all the African IFBB representatives and everyone who has been guarding us with advice," Shangai told the Daily News.
This will come as a welcome development for local bodybuilders, who had to go to compete in South Africa since Zimbabwe was not allowed to enter the IFBB competitions.


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Georg Graf von Stockau
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Child of Georg Graf von Stockau and Eveline Baltazzi
Mathilde Gräfin von Stockau+ b. 27 Apr 1881, d. 20 Apr 1949
Eveline Baltazzi
Last Edited=10 May 2003
Child of Eveline Baltazzi and Georg Graf von Stockau
Anton Philipp Maria Josef Ignatius Georg Alexander Prinz von Croÿ
M, #95453, b. 1 September 1909, d. 3 March 1976
Last Edited=21 Nov 2016
Anton Philipp Maria Josef Ignatius Georg Alexander Prinz von Croÿ was born on 1 September 1909. He was the son of Alexander Marie August Stephan Klemens Prinz von Croÿ and Mathilde Gräfin von Stockau. He married, firstly, Klementine Gabrielle Georgine Benoite Marie Prinzessin von Ratibor zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst, daughter of Viktor zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst, 3rd Fürst von Corvey and Elisabeth Prinzessin zu Oettingen-Oettingen und Oettingen-Spielberg, on 11 November 1940 at Rauden, GermanyG. He and Klementine Gabrielle Georgine Benoite Marie Prinzessin von Ratibor zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst were divorced on 22 October 1948. He married, secondly, Margriet Krayenbrink, daughter of Guillaume Pierre Charles Krayenbrink and Everdina Jurriana de Hoog, on 8 June 1964 at The Hague, The NetherlandsG. He died on 3 March 1976 at age 66.
Children of Anton Philipp Maria Josef Ignatius Georg Alexander Prinz von Croÿ and Klementine Gabrielle Georgine Benoite Marie Prinzessin von Ratibor zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst
Alexandra Marie Sybille Sofie Prinzessin von Croÿ+ b. 31 Dec 1941
Franz Clemens Viktor Maria Prinz von Croÿ b. 25 Sep 1946
Child of Anton Philipp Maria Josef Ignatius Georg Alexander Prinz von Croÿ and Margriet Krayenbrink
Patricia Prinzessin von Croÿ b. 22 Dec 1964
Helene Marie Ignatia Mathilde Gräfin Strachwitz von Gross-Zauche und Camminetz
F, #95454, b. 20 May 1889
Helene Marie Ignatia Mathilde Gräfin Strachwitz von Gross-Zauche und Camminetz was born on 20 May 1889. She was the daughter of Hermann Graf Strachwitz von Gross-Zauche und Camminetz and Emma Freiin von Landsberg-Velen.
Alexandra Marie Sybille Sofie Prinzessin von Croÿ
F, #95455, b. 31 December 1941
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Alexandra Marie Sybille Sofie Prinzessin von Croÿ was born on 31 December 1941 at Rauden, Silesia, GermanyG. She is the daughter of Anton Philipp Maria Josef Ignatius Georg Alexander Prinz von Croÿ and Klementine Gabrielle Georgine Benoite Marie Prinzessin von Ratibor zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst. She married Alexander Graf von Bismarck-Schönhausen, son of Otto von Bismarck-Schönhausen Fürst von Bismarck and Ann-Mari Tengbom, on 15 September 1963 at CorveyG. She and Alexander Graf von Bismarck-Schönhausen were divorced on 21 June 1984.
Alexandra Marie Sybille Sofie Prinzessin von Croÿ also went by the nick-name of Sandra.
Child of Alexandra Marie Sybille Sofie Prinzessin von Croÿ and Alexander Graf von Bismarck-Schönhausen
Claudia Anna Katharine Mona Gräfin von Bismarck-Schönhausen b. 6 Jul 1964
Alexander Graf von Bismarck-Schönhausen
M, #95456, b. 20 February 1935
Alexander Graf von Bismarck-Schönhausen was born on 20 February 1935 at London, EnglandG. He is the son of Otto von Bismarck-Schönhausen Fürst von Bismarck and Ann-Mari Tengbom. He married Alexandra Marie Sybille Sofie Prinzessin von Croÿ, daughter of Anton Philipp Maria Josef Ignatius Georg Alexander Prinz von Croÿ and Klementine Gabrielle Georgine Benoite Marie Prinzessin von Ratibor zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst, on 15 September 1963 at CorveyG. He and Alexandra Marie Sybille Sofie Prinzessin von Croÿ were divorced on 21 June 1984.
Child of Alexander Graf von Bismarck-Schönhausen and Alexandra Marie Sybille Sofie Prinzessin von Croÿ
Franz Clemens Viktor Maria Prinz von Croÿ
M, #95457, b. 25 September 1946
Franz Clemens Viktor Maria Prinz von Croÿ was born on 25 September 1946 at CorveyG. He is the son of Anton Philipp Maria Josef Ignatius Georg Alexander Prinz von Croÿ and Klementine Gabrielle Georgine Benoite Marie Prinzessin von Ratibor zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst.
Margriet Krayenbrink
F, #95458, b. 5 January 1932
Margriet Krayenbrink was born on 5 January 1932 at The Hague, The NetherlandsG. She is the daughter of Guillaume Pierre Charles Krayenbrink and Everdina Jurriana de Hoog. She married Anton Philipp Maria Josef Ignatius Georg Alexander Prinz von Croÿ, son of Alexander Marie August Stephan Klemens Prinz von Croÿ and Mathilde Gräfin von Stockau, on 8 June 1964 at The Hague, The NetherlandsG.
Her married name became von Croÿ.
Child of Margriet Krayenbrink and Anton Philipp Maria Josef Ignatius Georg Alexander Prinz von Croÿ
Guillaume Pierre Charles Krayenbrink
Child of Guillaume Pierre Charles Krayenbrink and Everdina Jurriana de Hoog
Margriet Krayenbrink+ b. 5 Jan 1932
Everdina Jurriana de Hoog
Child of Everdina Jurriana de Hoog and Guillaume Pierre Charles Krayenbrink

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The Brandywine Valley is blessed with many fine restaurants that cater to a wide range of tastes and experience. The following list represents local restaurants, most within minutes of your B&B, that for many years have been the favorites with guests from around the world.
Because many of these restaurants are small and are popular with "the locals", reservations are recommended. We suggest you discuss your itinerary with your innkeeper so that he may assist you in obtaining a time of your choice.
We want you to have a delightful dining experience while visiting the Brandywine Valley. All of these restaurants are popular with both innkeepers as well as with their guests. If you wish additional choices, feel free to discuss your interests with your innkeeper.
A Jewel in the Country.
"Delaware Today Magazine" said that Luigi's "claim to fame" is romance for the eyes, the palate, and that you will forget that you are in Wilmington. The setting is cozy, a softly lighted charming restaurant with three small dining rooms counting eight tables. They could not decide the best dish they had but elected that the homemade pasta and fresh seafood along with milk fed veal were sure bets. $$$-$$$$.
The Grille & Pub at Hartefeld remains one of area's favorite dining and event destinations. The menu offers an eclectic mix of soups, salads and sandwiches as well as fresh fish, certified Angus and daily specialties. This family-friendly restaurant is suitable for cozy fireside dining in the winter, patio dining in the summer, fine dining for business or pleasure and casual meals anytime in the pub. Open seven days a week from 11am - 1am, The Grille & Pub at Hartefeld features Happy Hour Monday-Friday from 4:00 to 7:00 pm with discounted draft beer and select 1/2 price appetizers. A Sunday Brunch buffet featuring a sumptuous variety of entrees, salads and desserts is held from 10am - 2:30pm.
Foods of Rare Excellence Served in Country Elegance.
Creative, imaginative pizzas a specialty.
Overlooking picturesque Brandywine River, this charming little diner is the place where local artists and folks meet. Great value. Casual dress. Limited smoking area. $$.
Award winning Angus beef. Outstanding wine list.


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chromatic polynomial
Let G be a graph (in the sense of graph theory ) whose set V of vertices is finite and nonempty, and which has no loops or multiple edges. For any natural number x, let χ(G,x), or just χ(x), denote the number of x-colorations of G, i.e. the number of mappings f:V→{1,2,…,x} such that f(a)≠f(b) for any pair (a,b) of adjacent vertices. Let us prove that χ (which is called the chromatic polynomial of the graph G) is a polynomial function in x with coefficients in ℤ. Write E for the set of edges in G. If |E|=0, then trivially χ(x)=x|V| (where |⋅| denotes the number of elements of a finite set ). If not, then we choose an edge e and construct two graphs having fewer edges than G: H is obtained from G by contracting the edge e, and K is obtained from G by omitting the edge e. We have
χ(G,x)=χ(K,x)-χ(H,x) (1)
for all x∈ℕ, because the polynomial χ(K,x) is the number of colorations of the vertices of G which might or might not be valid for the edge e, while χ(H,x) is the number which are not valid. By induction on |E|, (1) shows that χ(G,x) is a polynomial over ℤ.
By refining the argument a little, one can show
χ(x)=x|V|-|E|x|V|-1+…±sxk,
for some nonzero integer s, where k is the number of connected components of G, and the coefficients alternate in sign.
With the help of the Möbius-Rota inversion formula (see Moebius Inversion), or directly by induction, one can prove
χ(x)=∑F⊂E(-1)|F|x|V|-r(F)
where the sum is over all subsets F of E, and r(F) denotes the rank of F in G, i.e. the number of elements of any maximal cycle-free subset of F. (Alternatively, the sum may be taken only over subsets F such that F is equal to the span of F; all other summands cancel out in pairs.)
The chromatic number of G is the smallest x>0 such that χ(G,x)>0 or, equivalently, such that χ(G,x)≠0.
The Tutte polynomial of a graph, or more generally of a matroid (E,r), is this function of two variables:
t(x,y)=∑F⊂E(x-1)r(E)-r(F)(y-1)|F|-r(F).
Compared to the chromatic polynomial, the Tutte contains more information about the matroid. Still, two or more nonisomorphic matroids may have the same Tutte polynomial.
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This week in honor of the city of my residence and my daughter's home town, I have been featuring Pawtucket, Rhode Island, aka the 'Bucket'. This is this the last installment in this series.
This picture was made in 1994 on Sabin Street. This is a sales yard for gravestones that sits with a used car lot in between just outside the entrance to the Oak Grove Cemetery. With a large camera I like to compose a busy picture and I try to fill the frame with a lot of nice detail. I'm looking across an assortment of used cars to the monument yard and the rather old fashioned billboards for this family business. I found it odd that even though the Grahams are no longer authorized dealers for Rock of Ages headstones they left the sign and just did a rather poor attempt to paint out the brand. It has often been pointed out to me that I have a tendency to place something that is very important to me at or close to the very center, and then frame that thing so it is very small. This is so here: the painted headstone with the word Memory on it is likely what prompted me to stop and get the camera set up in the first place. Here lies memory. I guess it has to be buried somewhere, and where better than in a photograph.
Below is an image I made 20 years later, in 2014. I wasn't attempting to recreate the scene but many of the elements repeat. The family business continues as does the used car lot. The banners are gone as is the Rock of Ages sign. The central billboard has been renewed and done over with reverse typography. The headstone of memory remains but now in a stylish and contemporary black granite. There seems to be a little less stock on hand and the vines are overtaking the crane but much remains including the akimbo telephone poles running down Sabin Street.


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There is often a huge gulf between theory and practice. Nowhere is this more marked than in the expectations of human behaviour.
Bob Browning explains what this means for economic policy.
Economic rationalists like to remind us of Adam Smith's remark that we depend on the self-interest of the butcher and baker, not their good will, for our meat and bread.
Smith had a lot more to say than that, of course. But the economic rationalists are right - to an extent. If there is strong competition, then self-interest will induce many, perhaps most butchers and bakers to offer better meat and bread services at better prices.
But effective competition does not always exist, or exist everywhere. And perfect competition never exists anywhere, except in the minds of economic model-makers and utopian ideologues.
Even when competition exists, some butchers and bakers will find ways of competing other than providing the best products and service. Self-interest can lead to the public interest, but it can also lead to anti-social behaviour. We still count our change, watch the scales, and check our bills. We take advertisements, like politicians' promises, with a grain of salt.
When it comes to self-interest and competition among bigger fish than the butcher and baker, the public interest outcomes are a much more mixed bag. Newspapers, for example, can compete by paparazzi, sensationalism, shock-horror, jingoism, sexploitation and dumbing down.
The few big corporations that own the lion's share of the mainstream media can compete for markets like China by spiking any news that repressive regimes don't care to hear. They can compete in countries like Britain and Australia by giving government parties hell if they refuse to open up to foreign ownership or try to restrict the size of the slice corporations want of the media pie.
Athletes can compete by taking drugs. Cricketers by sledging. Bookies by bribes. Tennis players by tantrum. Doctors can compete by over-servicing. Health funds and hospital corporations can compete by contracting doctors to ration health care to patients.
Agri-business can compete by genetic manipulation without proper risk management or by using artificial cattle fodder topped up with sewerage and slaughter house waste. Cigarette makers can add more potent addictive ingredients to tempt the young to smoke. Manufacturers can take their factories offshore to where industrial safety regulation and trade unions are weak, taxes and wages low, and government officials have Swiss bank accounts.
Those few of us around the world lucky enough to live in societies whose institutions support law and morality feel more relaxed about self-interest and competition. But we feel more relaxed if we believe the butchers and bakers we deal with are law abiding and moral individuals. And we feel even more relaxed still if we believe their self-esteem is linked to their decency, social responsibility and pride of workmanship.
Societies vary in this respect. Traditions and institutions and laws make a difference. Morality tends to take a dive during police strikes. At least in the past, one could take one's eyes off one's suitcases at a Japanese railway station. You would be silly to do so in Sydney, and stupid to do so in Paris or Rome. As for Moscow - well, it doesn't much matter what you do. They will take your bags off you anyway. Laissez-faire, leave alone, applies to government regulation, but not to other people's suitcases.
Even in the best societies, with the best Competition and Consumer Councils, man's lot is still not an easy one. He is seldom totally off his guard. We still have to contend with lying, deception, obfuscation, false advertising, monopolistic bullying, cronyism, greed and countless other sins that flesh is sadly heir to.
In the worst societies and situations there is no depth below which man cannot, will not, and does not sink. We have only to think of Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, Kosovo, East Timor and the numerous other places of recent tragic eruptions. Even the industrially-advanced, Christian society of Germany, the cultured land of Luther and Goethe, earlier this century suddenly produced the Holocaust. Mother Russia produced Stalin.
When we take into account the evil empires that man periodically creates, with their Gulags and killing fields - and we must - then Competition Policy and Competition and Consumer Councils seem pale rather ludicrous recipes in themselves for protecting man against himself, of building and preserving decent societies.
It sounds un-Christian, even anti-Christian to say that the utilitarian mechanism of calculated self-interest is the most reliable way to ensure the public interest.
We still need individual conscience and law. By conscience, we mean a system of self-evaluation based on internalised Christian or other civilised, humane values which are promoted and bolstered by supporting social institutions and custom.
Will enlightened self-interest produce just and humane societies and moral men?
Will free trade and market competition soon turn the Beijing regime into humane democrats, into respecters of individual citizens, of the Tibetans and other ethnic minorities?
Will enlightened self-interest convert Beijing from any more Tiananmens?
Will it stop them persecuting the Falun Gong and other religions?
Will it debrutalise the Indonesian military elite?
Or does enlightened self-interest require decent societies and decent people to exist in the first place before it can operate in the public interest?
Has free market capitalism failed in Russia because it cannot of itself produce a moral society? Or has it failed because free markets cannot function outside a moral social base?
Bolshevism has degraded Russian society beyond easy repair. Are self-interest and competition the right repairmen to call in to fix the Russian breakdown?
Karl Polanyi argued that markets were marvellous things and could greatly benefit man. But he thought that what he called 'market societies' were bad.
Market societies are those where a-moral, equity-blind market competition is left alone, free to carry out its creative destruction, to re-engineer societies according to its haphazard dynamics.
Self-interest is even less likely than Luke Skywalker and the Jedi to protect us from evil empires and build good ones.
Something closer to the full order of battle of man's civilising propensities is needed to have even a sporting chance of doing that.


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Feds unveil designs for $330M Library and Archives Canada building in Gatineau
The new block-shaped Library and Archives Canada preservation centre will sit behind the existing structure in Gatineau. Photo provided
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Jun 18, 2019 3:29pm EDT
Plenary Group
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A major federal construction project in Gatineau will kick off shortly, with expectations to generate "hundreds" of jobs over the coming years.
Library and Archives Canada's new preservation centre, designs of which were unveiled at a press conference Tuesday morning, will be the federal government's first "net-zero carbon" building. The new structure will sit behind the existing preservation centre off the Boulevard de Carrefour in Gatineau.
In a release, the feds touted the new build as a first-of-its-kind archival facility in North America and a solution to LAC's increasingly pressing crunch for space. The centre will be constructed from clean building materials and designed to produce minimal greenhouse gas emissions while leaning on carbon-free fuel sources.
The LAC centre's construction, valued at $330 million, is part of a public-private partnership between the federal government and Plenary Properties Gatineau, a consortium formed of Plenary Group, PCL Constructors and Engie Services. The private-sector group will design, build and finance the project as well as operate and maintain the facilities – though these costs are not included in the initial contract.
Construction will begin later this year and is expected to create "hundreds of new jobs," according to a government release. The new archives facility is set to open in 2022.
Controversial Chateau Laurier expansion not good enough, McKenna says
Controversial Château Laurier expansion cleared after final attempt to revoke approval fails
Councillors' effort to block Château Laurier addition fails – but will be reconsidered Thursday


June – it's the official start of summer and, in Park City, it's when summer events, activities, and concerts really kick off.
Each Wednesday throughout the summer and fall, Park City Mountain hosts the Park City Farmers Market. Explore local vendors' produce, pizza, farm fresh flowers, crafts and more in the Park City Base Area parking lot!
The Park Silly Sunday Market kicks off in June, making for a fun, family-friendly afternoon on Historic Main Street every Sunday throughout the summer. Vendors at the market change every week, offering a different experience each visit. Live music, food trucks, and beverage tents cap off the fun! Using public transit, riding your bike or a Summit Bike Share e-bike is recommended. Free bike valet is available on the corner of 9th Street and Main Street, sponsored by Cole Sport.
Taco Tuesday? Half-off sushi rolls? Burger night at Handle? Summer is not only the perfect time to dine al fresco in the fresh mountain air, but it's also a great time to take advantage of "locals specials" offered by area restaurants. Explore your options!
Enjoy live music? In Park City you can enjoy a show nearly every day of the week – many of which are free and outside. Check out the full Park City summer concert round-up.
Savor the Summit – Park City's largest outdoor dinner party – is a favorite annual event that occurs on the Saturday closest to the summer solstice. Tables line Historic Main Street as area restaurants serve up some of their favorite summer dishes. Learn more about the event and snag a seat at the table before it's too late!
Join White Pine Touring/JANS Outfitters for one of their free women's-specific group rides. This summer, on Monday evenings at 5:45 PM, women's road rides start from the JANS flagship store on Park Avenue before exploring area roads for a two hour, fun and low-key guided ride. Bike rentals for this event are available for $15.00 (depending on availability).
On Tuesdays throughout the summer, White Pine Touring hosts their Team Sugar mountain bike rides – a women's-only group ride. Riders are divided into various groups based on skill level before hitting the trails for two hours. Groups depart from White Pine Touring at 6:00 PM.
Most golf courses in the Park City area are open by the beginning of June, if not earlier. June is a great time to hit the links as moderate temperatures make for comfortable golfing. There are seven public and eight private golf courses in Park City and the surrounding area, each with stunning mountain views.
Starting at the end of June, Utah Olympic Park hosts the Flying Ace All-Stars Freestyle Show every Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 PM. Watch as skiers and snowboarders show off their acrobatic skills as they launch off jumps and soar through the air before landing in the Spence Eccles Olympic Freestyle pool. It's a show you'll want to add to your Park City summer bucket list.
The Park City Library, in conjunction with Park City Film, is hosting "Throwback Tuesday" film screenings featuring all of your favorite childhood films throughout the summer. Screenings are to include the Sandlot, the Muppet Movie, Sister Act, and more! Films start at 7:30 each week and are free to the public.
Looking to test your hand at fly fishing, but without the commitment? You're in luck. Every Monday this summer, JANS Outfitters is hosting free casting clinics at Deer Valley Resort's lower ponds (near Deer Valley Grocery~Café). Limited fly rods are provided for those who do not own their own.


Thanks to concrete, residential and commercial properties around the world are safely supported. However, the same concrete that brings structure to a building is often responsible for creating a cold, damp living environment. For a homeowner, this often means that a basement is not utilized to its full potential. It might be used for storage instead of offering an additional level of living space for a family.
To warm up a basement, you could install carpet to help insulate the space. However, that won't heat up the area. Instead, you should turn to electric floor heating to warm up that cold concrete slab.
In the United States, you can heat under carpet using a floor-warming roll or mat made from reinforced, laminated aluminum foil with cable spaced 2 inches apart. However, many people turn to popular tile, stone and vinyl flooring options with electric floor heating installed underneath. These materials would typically add to the cold feeling of a basement, but with electric radiant heat, they offer an upscale way to warm up a room.
According to a bobvila.com article, ceramic tile is "the Cadillac of basement flooring," because it is unaffected by water or water vapor, which can often enter the basement through the concrete. Likewise, glue-down vinyl tiles or planks are water resistant, which is ideal in a basement.
When you think of vinyl flooring, you might picture vinyl tiles from the 70s, featuring bright geometric patterns. Today, there is a new breed of vinyl called luxury vinyl tile or LVT.
"Today's products can emulate the look of wood, ceramic or stone rather convincingly," states the bobvila.com article.
Whether you decide to install tile, stone or vinyl, you know your floor will be safe from potential water damage. But, if you install radiant floor heating on top of the slab and underneath the flooring surface, how can you ensure that the heating element is protected? Enter underlayment.
CeraZorb® is a 3/16-inch (5-mm) thin synthetic cork underlayment that is highly recommended when installing a floor heating system over an existing concrete slab or under tile and stone. CeraZorb® acts as a moisture-resistant barrier that does not absorb water or swell under the effects of heat or cold weather. The synthetic cork underlayment will not rot and is impervious to mold and mildew. That means your electrical heating element will be protected from any potential water leakage from the concrete.
When CeraZorb® is used in conjunction with our TempZone™ electric radiant floor-heating system, the underlayment also enhances heat and sound insulation and increases proper heat distribution that results in cost effective operation. Plus, the underlayment helps to prevent cracks in the flooring surface, which is especially important with tile and stone.
CeraZorb® was also designed to be easy to install. It comes in 4- by 2-foot sheets so that it will install flat against the concrete, without any curling or memory, as you would get with rolls of insulation.
For new-construction homes, there is yet another way to heat up a cold slab, and it starts before the concrete has even hardened.
Slab heating mats and cables can be installed directly in the concrete when it is being poured. Offering 20 watts per square foot, the slab heat mats are ideal if you'd like concrete to be the final flooring surface. In a basement, you might employ trendy finish floor like stamped, polished or stained concrete floors with radiant heat installed within.
If you'd like to install another floor covering over the concrete, however, you should embed slab heating cable spaced 5 inches apart within a freshly poured concrete slab. The lower watt density of this cable allows you to add a floor covering of your choice installed on top of the concrete. The benefit of heating on a slab with cable is that the flooring can be removed or replaced at any time without impacting the radiant heat. If you installed tile over TempZone™ radiant heat in a bathroom, for instance, and you wanted to replace the tile, you would need to tear out the radiant heating as well because it's adhered to the tile with thinset.
However you choose to heat your slab, the addition of radiant heating will turn your space into a comfortable retreat all year round.
Have you used electric radiant heating to warm up a slab in your home? If so, share your story with us on the WarmlyYours Facebook page or tweet us at @WarmlyYours!


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How to get from Hanoi to Nha Trang?
The best way for the tourists to get from Hanoi to Nha Trang is traveling by train or plane because of safety and comforts. For tourists who can afford the time and would like to enjoy beautiful scenes along the way, train is the best choice. The most prominent scene is Hai Van pass, the famous beauty spot between Hue and Da Nang. Traveling by train is the best way for tourists to appreciate the marvelous beauty of this pass, especially in the dawn or sunset. It takes you about 27 hours from Hanoi – Nha Trang by train.
For those who want to save time, they can take a flight from Hanoi to Nha Trang. It only takes about 1.5 hour, and Vietnam Airlines maintain frequent daily routes between these two cities. One way ticket is about $90 and Nha Trang Airport is about 40 minutes from downtown area.
Besides, tourists can travel by open tour bus offered by plenty of travel agencies in Hanoi Old Quarter.


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Q: Doesn't Start WIFI protable hotspot in Marshmallow Here is my code switchbutton code.
switchWifi.setOnCheckedChangeListener(new CompoundButton.OnCheckedChangeListener() {
            @Override
            public void onCheckedChanged(CompoundButton buttonView, boolean isChecked) {
                turnOnOffWifi(BuddeeCityInsiderActivity.this, false);
                setWifiTetheringEnabled(false);
                if (isChecked) {
                    turnOnOffHotspot(BuddeeCityInsiderActivity.this, true);
                } else {
                    turnOnOffHotspot(BuddeeCityInsiderActivity.this, false);
                }
            }
        });

But I'm going to take permission in onCreate()
like:
    private void getPermission() {
    if (android.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.M) {
        EasyPermissions.requestPermissions(
                BuddeeCityInsiderActivity.this,
                getString(R.string.contact),
                HOTSPOT_PHONE,
                android.Manifest.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE,
                android.Manifest.permission.CHANGE_WIFI_STATE,
                android.Manifest.permission.CHANGE_NETWORK_STATE,
                android.Manifest.permission.WRITE_SETTINGS
                );

    } else {

    }

}

on Clicking switchButton call this method with respective param:
 private void setWifiTetheringEnabled(boolean enable) {
    WifiManager wifiManager = (WifiManager) getApplicationContext().getSystemService(WIFI_SERVICE);
    Method[] methods = wifiManager.getClass().getDeclaredMethods();
    for (Method method : methods) {
        if (method.getName().equals("setWifiApEnabled")) {
            try {
                method.invoke(wifiManager, null, enable);
            } catch (Exception ex) {
            }
            break;
        }
    }
}

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Region 10 Area: That part of southern Ontario within the boundaries of the counties of Halton, Wentworth, Brant, Haldimand-Norfolk and Niagara.
La partie Sud de l'Ontario comprise à l'intérieur des limites des comtés de Halton, Wentworth, Brant, Haldimand-Norfolk et Niagara.
Region 10 was formed on Sept. 27, 1975, when by a vote of 18 to 9 with 3 abstentions it formed out of Region 2. Its first President was John Ross and its President now is Dave Matteson . There are at present 116 members and it draws its members from within the following Police Services; Haldimand-Norfolk Regional, Halton Regional, Hamilton, Niagara Regional, O.P.P., R.C.M.P., and Canada Customs.
Region 10 was able to secure a "Nevada Break Open Ticket" licence. We have named this account "The Richard R. Griffith Youth Donation Fund". It is named after the funds founder and Past President of Region 10, Richard R. Griffith. As you can see from the title, we make donations to youth oriented charitable organizations.
The fund was started in January of 1997. We have donated over $39,700 to organizations such as summer camps for terminally ill children, summer camps for under privileged children, Boy Scouts,Girl Guides, Sea Cadets, and Air Cadets.
Because of Richard's insight, many young people have benefited and the I.P.A. have been recognized as a caring organization. Most importantly it feels real good to be able to help the youth of today and tomorrow.


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Oil painting of Charles Dickens, artist and date unknown.
The exhibit "Charles Dickens in the Marketplace" is based almost exclusively on the Whittaker-Dickens collection. The holdings of the Vassar library on Dickens are now especially significant, and the exhibit provides a way to bring this development to the attention of those in the College community and beyond. Of course there are many more items in our collection than could be exhibited at one time, but we hope that the exhibit will at least offer a sense of the collection and how it could be used in both teaching and research.
As the title suggests, the thematic focus of the exhibit is the production, distribution, and reception of Dickens' work in the culture. During the nineteenth century there were numerous changes in the system of publishing in England and America, as publishers tried to expand the reading public and extend their own profits. As discussed by Joanne Long in her article which appears later in this catalog, Dickens provides a remarkable case study for observing these changes in the publishing industry. We see his work distributed in a variety of new ways in order to reach a growing audience of readers. Dickens' works have also penetrated the culture via non-print media, such as film, and memorabilia. The exhibit tries to illustrate Dickens in the marketplace by displaying examples of both print and non-print media. It is arranged according to type of distribution method, such as periodicals, musical scores, videos, etc. The exhibit is not limited to the nineteenth century; it also looks at various distribution methods as they evolved in the twentieth century. Our hope is that viewers will walk away with a better sense not only of Dickens' works, but also the means and mechanisms through which they have been presented to society. Even a quick glance at a few items reveals the tremendous influence Dickens has had in his own time and in ours.
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Why Threading is better than Waxing ?
Threading is an art form creating clean lines with precision, while refining the appearance of the face. Threading is the answer for those who are looking for a natural, hygenic and relatively painless technique for removal of unwanted facial hairs.
Too thin eyebrow ? because of over waxing and over tweezing and want to grow thicker ?
Men and women are all conscious of their eyebrow hair. Eyebrow grooming is important to both men and women because the way eyebrows are shaped can influence the way we look. While most of us get our eyebrows shaped by a professional, there may be times when we are in a hurry to go somewhere unprofessional place and may mistakenly pluck out more eyebrow hair than we intended. If this has happened to you, here are some quick, natural home remedies to help you grow your eyebrows back faster.
Castor oil: Castor oil has an essential composition of a chemical, which is useful for hair growth. Gently apply and massage castor oil on each eyebrow for two or three minutes. Leave this on for 30 minutes. Then wash your eyebrows with lukewarm water and a gentle cleanser. You will need to repeat this process for a few days, after which you will notice results. Stop immediately, if you notice any irritation.
Aloe Vera: Aloe vera is known for its skin healing properties and can also be used to encourage hair growth. If you want thicker, fuller eyebrows, crush aloe vera leaves and gently massage the residue on your eyebrows, allowing it to seep in. Use this remedy several times a week for better results.
Onion Juice: Onion juice contains sulphur, which helps in faster and denser growth of hair. Grind an onion and massage its juice into the eyebrows. Leave it on until it dries and then wash it off.
Coconut oil: Coconut oil is known for its hair boosting properties and so, can be used to improve eyebrow hair growth. Coconut oil will also help your eyebrows grow faster and thicker and you can leave it on overnight.
Milk: Milk contains proteins, which nourish hair roots. Therefore, you can use milk to improve the hair growth of your eyebrows. Take a small bowl of milk and using a cotton bud apply this on your eyebrows. Smear it well all over your eyebrows so that it nourishes every strand. In a few weeks, you will notice results.


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Q: OpenGL using a logarithmic coordinates axis Does OpenGL support custom (logarithmic in my case) coordinates space ?
I would need to display some raw data and ideally have a Y logarithmic axis. The purpose being not to alter those data and let the GPU do most of the job.

A: Assuming the data is dynamic, the GPU would be your best bet.
Simply transform the coordinates in your vertex shader using the glsl log().
If you need log10, use
log10(x) = log(x) / log(10) = (1 / log(10)) * log(x)

Make sure to precalc 1 / log(10).
In a naive implementation, any color shading in the fragment shader will be linear over pixels (i.e. exponential over source data)... This is the common visual representation in a logarithmic diagram, so you probably don't need to worry about this.


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Q: $\neg\neg$-Stability I see that some authors say that there are sets, for example, $\mathbb{N}$ and $\mathsf{Bool}$, that are $\neg\neg$-stable (i.e., satisfying $\neg\neg X\rightarrow X$). I understand what it means when $X$ is a proposition, but what does it mean for a set (e.g., $\mathbb{N}$, $\mathsf{Bool}$) to be $\neg\neg$-stable? Thanks in advance!

A: Welcome to math.SE! Given the tags, (and the recent related question where the examples $\mathbb{N}$ and $\mathbf{Bool}$ came up), I will answer in the context of intuitionistic type theory. There are other, related notions of stability, e.g. in topological semantics, where certain sets can be stable; I will not touch upon these scenarios.
Under the propositions-as-types interpretation (see The HoTT Book, section 1.11), we identify each proposition $P$ with the type ($\approx$ collection) of all its proofs, and each type $S$ with the proposition that $S$ has an inhabitant ($\approx$ element). So each inhabitant of $S$ gives rise to a proof of the corresponding proposition. For example, the empty type $\bot$ can be seen as a false proposition: it is not provable, and viewed as a collection it has no inhabitants.
Under propositions-as-types, conjunctions $\wedge$ usually correspond to the formation of Cartesian product types $\times$, and implications to the formation function types $\rightarrow$. Negation is defined in terms of the empty type $\bot$ and function types: the expression $\neg S$ simply abbreviates the function type $S \rightarrow \bot$. This type has all functions with domain $S$ and codomain $\bot$ as inhabitants. For example, $\bot \rightarrow \bot$ has an inhabitant: the function $x \mapsto x$.
The type $\mathbb{N}$ of natural numbers corresponds to the proposition "$\mathbb{N}$ has inhabitants", and its inhabitants $0,1,2,\dots$ of the type $\mathbb{N}$ correspond to proofs of this proposition.
Putting everything together, the type $\neg\neg \mathbb{N}$ abbreviates the collection of functions $(\mathbb{N} \rightarrow \bot) \rightarrow \bot$. This type is inhabited, for example the function $f \mapsto f(12)$ inhabits it.
So what does it mean for $\mathbb{N}$ to be $\neg\neg$-stable? It means that the function type $\neg\neg \mathbb{N} \rightarrow \mathbb{N}$ has an inhabitant. This is easy to show: for example, the function $f \mapsto 51$ associates to every inhabitant $f$ of the type $\neg\neg \mathbb{N}$ an inhabitant of the type $\mathbb{N}$ (namely $51$) , so $f \mapsto 51$ inhabits the type $\neg\neg \mathbb{N} \rightarrow \mathbb{N}$.
In more sophisticated type theories, such as Homotopy Type Theory, people prefer to use subtler variants of the propositions-as-types interpretation, but the underlying idea remains the same: $\neg\neg$-stability of the type $S$ means that we can find an inhabitant of the type $((S \rightarrow \bot) \rightarrow \bot) \rightarrow S$.