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Quebec adopts secularism bill that bans religious symbols for state workers
Quebec's contentious secularism bill banning religious symbols for teachers, police officers and other public servants in positions of authority was voted into law late Sunday.
Premier Francois Legault's government used its majority to push through Bill 21 by a vote of 73 to 35 after applying the mechanism of closure to end debate on the bill prematurely. The Parti Quebecois also voted in favour, while the Liberals and Quebec solidaire were opposed.
The bill prohibits public servants in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols on the job. Its opponents say the law targets religious minorities while the government argues it affirms the Quebecois people's secular identity.
The Coalition Avenir Quebec government introduced last-minute amendments toughening the law, making provisions for a minister to verify that it is being obeyed and to demand corrective measures if necessary.
Liberal member Marc Tanguay said the changes would result in a "secularism police."
Just before the final vote, the bill's sponsor, Simon Jolin-Barrette, minister of immigration, diversity and inclusiveness, asked all legislators to "convey the principles of state secularism with calm and respect."
The legislation includes wording that preemptively invokes Section 33 of the Canadian Constitution. As a consequence, no citizen will be able to challenge the bill on grounds it violates fundamental freedoms granted by law.
A Section 33 declaration, however, needs to be renewed every five years. Legault told reporters earlier in the day his government was closing a door that no one would choose to reopen.
"My prediction," he said, "is that neither the Liberals, nor the Parti Quebecois — I don't think they'll be in power in five years — would want to change this law."
Liberal Helene David quickly contradicted him. The Opposition critic for secularism told reporters a Liberal government would not renew Section 33. "We will see in five years what we will do," she said. "There are strong chances we will want to repeal (the law)."
Bill 21 fulfills a major campaign promise by Legault's party. The premier has often said the legislation is a "compromise" because his party decided against including daycare workers or private school teachers in the bill. The legislation also grants certain public sector workers such as teachers an acquired right to continue wearing religious symbols if they were hired before the law took effect.
Bill 21 also forbids anyone giving or receiving a state service with their face covered — largely seen as a measure targeting full-face Islamic veils.
The Liberals offered an amendment that would have let university students studying to become state employees affected by the law, such as teachers or lawyers, to have an acquired right to continue wearing religious symbols.
Jolin-Barette, said no. The so-called grandfather clause "would only to apply to those already working."
Despite criticism from across the country by federal and provincial politicians, human rights advocates and many other groups, Legault's government has stayed united in its drive to adopt the legislation.
Legault and his ministers have proclaimed that the bill will go down in history alongside other major pieces of legislation affirming the Quebecois nation's values and way of life, such as the 1977 Charter of the French Language, known as Bill 101.
The premier said Friday the bill has allowed many Quebecers to regain a sense of pride. But Pierre Arcand, interim Liberal leader, said Sunday Legault's legacy will be "this botched bill, that can't be applied, that violates the rights of minorities. Mr. Premier, we will remember you for this."
Bill 21 was the second law debated and passed over the weekend. In a 62 to 42 vote, the government used its majority around 4 a.m. Sunday to push through Bill 9, which reforms the province's immigration system.
Jolin-Barrette's bill gives the province more authority over who receives permanent residency in the province. The government says the new selection criteria will permit it to fast-track newcomers who better meet the needs of employers. Applicants in the old system were selected on a first-come, first-served basis.
The bill is controversial because it creates a legal framework that allows the government to force newly arrived immigrants to pass a French-language and so-called values test before becoming eligible for permanent residency.
While specific wording on the two proposed tests isn't included in the bill, the legislation permits the province to institute the tests by way of regulation.
Also contentious is the provision in Bill 9 permitting the government to cancel roughly 18,000 immigration applications — some from people who have waited in limbo for years as their files languished under the old system. Those applicants will have to start the process over again.
Including the applicants' families, the fates of some 50,000 people wishing to immigrate to Quebec were at stake.
Opponents to the bill, including the provincial Liberals, said the Coalition Avenir Quebec government has provided "no credible explanation" to eliminate the applications.
The federation of Quebec's chambers of commerce saluted the bill's passing early Sunday.
"The concerted efforts of the government will lead to a better link between the skills of immigrants and those required for positions to fill in Quebec companies," the federation's president, Stephane Forget, said in a statement.
"These changes will have a very important impact to facilitate the recruitment of future employees … and therefore, better integration of immigrants."
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151st Cowichan Exhibition includes new category: best home-grown pot
VICTORIA — One of Canada's oldest fall fairs is putting a new twist on its annual showcase of local livestock, produce and fruit by adding a new category for best home-grown marijuana.
The Cowichan Exhibition in Duncan, B.C., which dates back to 1868, has created a best cannabis category to embrace legalization and celebrate local pot growers, said exhibition vice-president Bud James.
The fair starts Friday and the cannabis entries will be on display in the main hall at the Cowichan Exhibition Grounds along with the region's top vegetables, fruits and baked goods. First prize is $5, second is $3 and third place gets a ribbon.
"We just decided this year, because it's an agricultural product, and it's been grown in the valley for years, and now that it's finally legally grown, we would allow people to win a ribbon for the best," said James.
He said fair officials believe the Cowichan cannabis category is the first of its kind in Canada.
An official at the Canadian Association of Fairs and Exhibitions, a non-profit organization representing rural and urban fairs, said she had not heard of any other cannabis judging contests prior to the Cowichan Exhibition, but couldn't confirm it was the first.
A fall fair in Grand Forks, B.C., is also judging local cannabis, but the event starts Saturday, one day after Cowichan's fair. Those who enter the competition in Grand Forks can compete for best indoor- and outdoor-grown cannabis.
James said fair organizers contacted the local council and RCMP prior to adding the cannabis category. The mayor and council did not oppose the contest and the RCMP referred organizers to B.C.'s Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch, the agency monitoring retail sales of non-medical cannabis, he said.
Organizers decided to go ahead with the event after its plans were not rejected, James said.
"Our interpretation of the rules are you can't make it attractive to people under 19 years and we are not making it attractive," he said.
James said the cannabis entries will be placed in a glass display case and the individual entries will be sealed in clear zip lock plastic bags.
"It's being judged to the same standard of judging garden and field produce," he said. "It's done by uniformity. You want all three buds to be the same size, same shape, same colour. It's also the dryness, texture and smell. It's exactly the same way you would judge apples or carrots or hay bales. It's all done the same way."
James said the contest doesn't involve sampling the product.
Bree Tweet, the manager of a medical cannabis dispensary in nearby Ladysmith, will judge the marijuana entries, said James.
The exhibition received 18 cannabis entries and James said the contest created a buzz at the fair.
"The enthusiasm of the entrants, the people bringing their entry forms, they are so enthusiastic it's unbelievable," he said. "They are so thrilled that it's happening, that we're doing it because they've been waiting for years for legalization and now, they finally got it and now they have a chance to show what they can do."
James, who has entered his prized Dahlia flowers at past fairs, said the addition of the cannabis category has exceeded expectations with the 18 entries.
School board defends book pictured on principal's desk after online uproar
A Toronto-area Catholic school board says an online firestorm that erupted after a book on how to teach black students was photographed on a principal's desk stems from a misunderstanding over the book's contents.
The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board says the book, titled "The Guide for White Women Who Teach Black Boys," has a provocative title but is actually a helpful resource on tackling racial and cultural oppression in education.
Michelle Coutinho, the board's principal of equity and inclusive education, says such materials are a particularly useful reference given how diverse the student population is in the district and at that specific school.
The controversy emerged this week after a Brampton, Ont., high school, Cardinal Ambrozic Catholic Secondary School, posted a photo of its new principal on Twitter.
The photo, which shows the book on her desk, set off heated debate, with some suggesting it was a sign of racism or incompetence, or a prop meant to bolster the school's image.
The image was also shared on instagram by 6ixBuzzTV, a popular account with roughly 1.2 million followers.
"LOOOOL. No principal should make it this far while subsequently needing a book like this," one person wrote on Twitter. "She a bad principal," wrote another.
Some defended the book, however, and the principal's efforts to educate herself. "She's making an effort to connect with her students, it's more than most principals do," another tweet read.
The board said it was surprised by the uproar and hoped people would look up the book before jumping to conclusions based on its title.
The principal intends to address the photo in a public announcement and invite any students with lingering questions to see her, said Bruce Campbell, the board's spokesman.
The book, written by three researchers and published in 2017, aims to improve outcomes for black students by helping teachers create learning environments in which they feel nurtured and engaged. The title references the fact that white women make up the bulk of the teaching force in the U.S.
Coutinho said the book asks educators to challenge the biases they may bring into the classroom.
"We know that we're steeped in a colonized kind of world view and how do we break out of that in our everyday practices?" she said, noting it has been used in the board's anti-oppression training in the past.
Cardinal Ambrozic's new principal was involved in a book study at several schools that delved deeply into the text last year, Coutinho said.
"If we're going to make any changes to the education system, we have to start talking about these things and talking about them openly and honestly without shame or blame."
Paola Loriggio, The Canadian Press
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Yana Davis
Samuel Dale "Yana" Davis (born 1950; died July 2020 in Birmingham) was a public radio executive, newspaper editor, and history teacher.
In late 1960s, Davis was an organizer for the Southern Student Organizing Committee. As a student at UAB he was one of the first editors of the Kaleidoscope newspaper. From 1979 to 1985 he was promotions director and assistant director of development for WBHM-FM. From 1986 to 1988 he was managing editor of the newly-launched Birmingham Business Journal. After that he served as an account executive for J. Cunniff & Associates, and as executive director of the Foundation for Women's Health
In 1991 Davis left Birmingham to work as corporate support manager at WSIU-FM in Carbondale, Illinois. In 1996 he was hired as development director for WUOT-FM in Knoxville, Tennessee, and in 1998 and 2001 moved into similar roles with KRCU-FM in Cape Girardeau, Missouri and WYSO-FM in Yellow Springs, Ohio. From 2005 to 2008 he was director of sponsor communications for the Washington D.C.-based libertarian think tank, The Cato Institute.
He completed his master's in English and history in 2012, researching the spread of Lotus School Buddhism from India to the United States. He taught classes in U.S. history and western civilization as an instructor and adjunct instructor at UAB and Jefferson State Community College. He consulted with numerous organizations, and volunteered his skills as a grant researcher and fund raiser for Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve in the late 2010s.
Davis was a long-term practitioner of Buddhism in the Nichiren Shōshū tradition and was an active member of Soka Gakkai International.
Davis resided at the Sheraton Apartments on Highland Avenue. He died from cancer in 2020, and is memorialized with a bust of Buddha outside of Rojo restaurant.
"Samuel Davis" obituary (July 15, 2020) The Birmingham News
"Rojo installed a memorial to Yana Davis today" (August 20, 2020) Rojo Birmingham on Facebook.com
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Safety Minister addresses police association
by Kevin Vallier
Ontario's Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services, the Hon. Sylvia Jones.
Ontario's Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services, the Hon. Sylvia Jones, was in Niagara Falls yesterday to address the Police Association of Ontario (PAO). The PAO is the official voice and representative body for Ontario's front-line police personnel. It provides representation, resources, and support for 53 police associations across the province, with a membership of over 18,000 police and civilian members.
As former Minister of Tourism, Minister Jones said she was thrilled to see the PAO holding their annual winter membership meeting in Niagara Falls. The falls will be lit blue this evening to recognize the Police Association of Ontario and honour deceased members. There will also be a fireworks display. "It's a very nice gesture to our fallen officers," said Minister Jones.
While there is an annual recognition of fallen officers at Queen's Park, the Minister said the falls event is a nice additional gesture in support of Ontario's police officers.
"I appreciate the support from the city and Niagara Parks," said Minister Jones.
The MPP from Dufferin—Caledon said that the mental health of front-line officers is very important and was one of the main issues she addressed in her talk. "If our officers are not feeling 100 per cent then it makes it hard for them to help our citizens who are in need of help."
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Q: can we make synchronous task asynchronous so that we don't invest our whole node process doing the one heavy task and instead continue other tasks? I have the following code

async function func2() {
    const promise = new Promise((res,rej) => {
        const arr = new Array(10000000).fill('hehehehe');
        const arr2 = JSON.stringify(arr);
        const arr3 = new Array(10000000).fill('hehehehe');
        return res('Completed Execution Of function @2');
    })
    return promise
}

async function func1() {
    const promise = new Promise((res,rej) => {
        const arr = [1,2,3];
        const stringified = JSON.stringify(arr);
        return res('Completed Execution of function @1');
    })
    return promise
}

func2().then(res => console.log(res))
func().then(res => console.log(res))

console.log('I am After Part')

The output of Above script is

As per my understanding, both function calls are passed to some services behind the scenes but func1 should get resolved first as there are no heavy calculations, but we see in output func2's response gets printed first and later func1's, What is the reason behind it??
Also, can we purposefully build this behavior in any other way??

A: There are a few background concepts that need to be covered to understand the behaviour you are seeing.
1. Tasks and the event loop:

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*https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTML_DOM_API/Microtask_guide#tasks
Javascript has a task queue for managing callbacks and asynchronous behaviour.
Each task is run synchronously to completion before the next task is started (see next section).
JavaScript is single-threaded so only one task will run at a time.
(Note: for simplicity we're ignoring Workers; having a good understanding of tasks and how the JavaScript runtime works is necessary before looking at how Workers work within JavaScripts execution model)
The task queue is processed in order (i.e. the oldest task is processed next) and the task must finish before the next task will start.
Microtasks are special type of task that will run at the end of the current task before the next task runs (all current microtasks are completed before the next task will start).
Creating a promise (as shown in your example) queues a new microtask.
For simplicity I won't make any further distinction between tasks and microtasks and will refer to them both as tasks.
2. JavaScript's "run-to-completion" semantics:

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*https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/EventLoop#run-to-completion

*https://www.pineboat.in/post/javascript-run-to-completion-event-loop-asynchronous-foundations/

*https://exploringjs.com/es6/ch_async.html#_run-to-completion-semantics
Once a task has started, all of the JavaScript code within that task will run synchronously to completion before the next task or microtask is run.
The code can create new promises or add callbacks, but those callbacks will be invoked after the current task has completed.
3. Here is nodejs's documentation of the event loop.
It can give more insight into the details of how the event loop and tasks work.

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*https://nodejs.org/en/docs/guides/event-loop-timers-and-nexttick/#what-is-the-event-loop
4. MDN article introducing asynchronous JavaScript

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*https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/JavaScript/Asynchronous/Introducing

With that background we can look at your question to explain what's happening.

both function calls are passed to some services behind the scenes

Both functions are queued as tasks to be executed later.
They are queued in the order that you create the promises:
func2().then(res => console.log(res))
func().then(res => console.log(res))

func2 is queued first and func is queued second.

but func1 should get resolved first as there are no heavy calculations
but we see in output func2's response gets printed first and later func1's, What is the reason behind it??

JavaScript doesn't have any concept of how "heavy" a function is.
All it knows is that func2 was queued first and func was queued second, so that is the order in which the tasks will run.
Once the func2 task is started it must finish before the next func task can be started.
That explains the output you are seeing.

The way to change the order of output would be to change how the tasks are queued and run.
A trivial answer is to change the order in which the tasks are queued:
func().then(res => console.log(res))
func2().then(res => console.log(res))

But that's not a very interesting answer.
Instead, lets use our understanding of tasks to change the result.
We observe that func2 does a lot of work that must be completed before the next task can start.
So, what if we break up that work into smaller tasks?
If you can do part of the work in one task, then do the rest of the work in another task, that gives func a chance to run in between.
Here is an example that splits up the work and uses setTimeout() to queue a new task that completes the work of func2.
async function func2() {
    const promise = new Promise((res,rej) => {
        const arr = new Array(10000000).fill('hehehehe');
        const arr2 = JSON.stringify(arr);

        // the callback passed to setTimeout will be queued
        // as a new task and executed later.
        setTimeout(() => {
            const arr3 = new Array(10000000).fill('hehehehe');
            return res('Completed Execution Of function @2');
        }, 0);
    })
    return promise
}

You could make any sort of an async call to queue a new task (e.g. fetch/https request, reading/writing to the filesystem, or making a database call).


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I was so glad to see your blogpost in my inbox! I've missed your writing and your blessed photography! Thanks for sharing your heart Melody. I can feel the yearning you have and I know your spirit will be strengthen by it. Like iron in fire. Bless you this week in your busy life as you look, and find, Him!
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Go south-east (uphill) on Temple for about 1/4 mile to Mission Blvd. and turn LEFT.
Go aprox. 1/4 mile north on Mission to Rancho Laguna Dr. and turn RIGHT.
Go east on Rancho Laguna to Alta Mira Pl. and turn RIGHT.
Go south on Alta Mira to Los Coyotes Dr. and turn LEFT.
Follow Los Coyotes around the bend and park near the big tan water tank on the left.
The trail to the top of the slope starts to the left of the water tank.
34.0405, -117.7981 – Junction: Temple Ave. & Mission Blvd.
34.0432, -117.7967 – Junction: Mission Blvd. & Rancho Laguna Dr.
34.0413, -117.7912 – Junction: Rancho Laguna Dr. & Alta Mira Pl.
34.0400, -117.7912 – Junction: Alta Mira Pl. & Los Coyotes Dr.


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Amsterdam business news
2019 Business news
The Netherlands named one of Europe's most innovative countries
The European Commission recognised the Netherlands for its strong commitment to innovation, with the country placing higher than Belgium, the UK and Germany.
Creating 100,000 new jobs across the continent
The Netherlands has been named as one of Europe's most innovative countries. It took fourth place in the European Commission's 2019 European Innovation Scoreboard (EIS), which ranks countries according to the strength of their research and innovation. Introduced in 2001, the EIS's Summary Innovation Index examines 27 indicators spread across four categories. This year, countries were assigned to four categories: innovation leaders (which includes the Netherlands), strong innovators, moderate innovators and modest innovators.
The Netherlands excels at research, innovation and attracting academic talent
To qualify as an innovation leader, the Netherlands had to achieve a level of performance above 120% of the EU average. Sweden, Finland and Denmark claimed the first three places in the category. However, the Netherlands scored particularly well when assessed on its research systems and innovation-friendly environment, and the country excels in attracting international doctorate students and releasing publications from the scientific community and through private-public partnerships.
How innovation has developed around Europe
On average, the EU's innovation performance has risen by 8.8% since 2011, growing the most the most in Lithuania, Greece, Latvia, Malta, the United Kingdom, Estonia and the Netherlands. It has dropped by the greatest percentage in Romania and Slovenia. 2019 also marks the first time EU's performance has exceeded that of the USA on a global level. According to the Commission, roughly two-thirds of economic growth in Europe over the previous decades has been fuelled by innovation and research and innovation investments are predicted to create up to 100,000 jobs between 2021 and 2027.
In a statement, Elżbieta Bieńkowska, the commissioner for internal market, industry, entrepreneurship and SMEs, said: "The Commission's innovation scoreboard is about best practices and measuring success. It helps member states, regions and the EU as a whole to learn from each other and identify in which areas policy reforms are needed to boost Europe's innovation leadership."
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16.01.20 Like fish to water: startups and the circular economy
Startups generally have greater circular ambitions than corporates, according to research. Should the little fish start teaching the big fish?
18.12.19 The Renewal Workshop raises $5.5 million in funding and opens a new Amsterdam base
The sponsorship and marketing firm will open an office in the Dutch capital, where it will focus on working with local clients and those throughout the Benelux region.
30.10.19 A new accelerator for social entrepreneurs launching in Amsterdam
The course has been designed to help entrepreneurs focused on doing social good to be seen, heard and supported as they work to improve society and the environment.
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Takeaway.com and Just Eat have agreed to a merger
The two food delivery companies have reached consensus upon the terms of a merger and recommend that their shareholders vote in favour of the agreem...
TomTom and Shutterstock praise Amsterdam
Amsterdam continues to draw world-famous brands, with more multinationals setting up shop here every year.
Netflix original series Sense8 to film in Amsterdam
Amsterdam will again be the backdrop for a big original TV production from Netflix.
Management software company Autotask to open Amsterdam office in 2016
Amsterdam is an ideal and growing location for companies offering cloud-based management solutions.
With the new Sluisbuurt, Amsterdam gets a new neighbourhood
In the new IJburg section of Amsterdam, plans are underway for sustainable new housing, office space and more.
Amsterdam welcomes more new companies
Samsung, Storefront, and Beaconmaker have all recently decided to set up a base in Amsterdam.
Digital innovation conference NXTTCH launches in Amsterdam
This new tech conference will showcase the latest examples of fintech, blockchain, and the internet of things.
Paris and Amsterdam to exchange startups
The cities of Amsterdam and Paris have agreed to collaborate on supporting startup entrepreneurs.
IBC conference returns to Amsterdam
The IBC will again bring thousands of media professionals from around the world to Amsterdam.
Amsterdam takes eighth place in Global Power City Index
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Week 2 of the 2015 SuperContest at the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook proved to be a lot tougher than Week 1, as just 47 entries of the record 1,727 (three percent) went 5-0 and only three have yet to lose a pick at a perfect 10-0.
Week 3 figures to be intriguing as well with the two biggest point spreads on the SuperContest Card involving last year's Super Bowl teams in the New England Patriots (2-0) and Seattle Seahawks (0-2).
Both the Patriots and Seahawks are double-digit home favorites for similar reasons, as their two opponents are among the NFL's worst teams. New England is a 13.5-point favorite against the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-1), who are not 0-2 for the first time since 2011.
Meanwhile, Seattle is 14.5-point chalk versus the Chicago Bears (0-2), who will be playing without injured starting quarterback Jay Cutler (hamstring).
Seattle and Chicago are not the lone winless teams in action though, with seven others also hoping to snap their respective skids by registering their first victory of 2015. That dubious group includes the New York Giants, Detroit Lions, Baltimore Ravens, Houston Texans, Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts.
Week 3 will kick off with an NFC East rivalry game on Thursday Night Football, as the Giants try to get their first win against the Washington Redskins (1-1) at home. New York is a 3.5-point favorite and has won the last four meetings with the Redskins both straight-up and against the spread.
The Sunday Night Football matchup pits the Denver Broncos (2-0) against the Lions (0-2). The Broncos are three-point road favorites, but Detroit head coach Jim Caldwell knows Denver quarterback Peyton Manning well from their days together with the Indianapolis Colts, which could give the Lions an edge.
The Green Bay Packers (2-0) wrap up Week 3 by playing their second consecutive prime-time game, hosting the Kansas City Chiefs (1-1) on Monday Night Football. The Packers are coming off a 27-17 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football as 3.5-point favorites and are set as 6.5-point chalk against the Chiefs.


Conquering challenges with God's mighty power!
God has the power to love us forever!
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At Base Camp Sing & Play we were thrilled to learn that Trek Rockrambler was geared up to finally go up Mount Everest! Trek was so excited she was jumping for joy! But she really got jubilant when she heard that God's love would never stop. God's love would still be available to Trek when she got back from her climb! That sure is jumping-for-joy good news.
You can read this good news for yourself in John 14:1-3. This Bible passage tells about a time when Jesus told his disciples a promise, and this promise is for us too! God promises to love us always! Jesus talked about God loving us forever in terms of preparing a special home for us. When Jesus died and came back to life, this shows us that God is more powerful than death. He will be around to love us forever.
Today's Bible Buddy is a Himalayan Brown Bear named Yeddy. These bears spend a lot of time in their cozy cave homes. They hibernate for months and months and months! (Sounds nice!) Teddy reminds us that when we have a close relationship with Jesus, it's like we are at home in a cozy spot, surrounded by God's love forever.
Bible Adventures – We read a story book – Head, Body, Legs: a story from Liberia. The story had a beginning and an end. Jesus told us not to worry about the end. God's love goes on forever. And Jesus has prepared a special place for everyone, in heaven.
Games – We played with bubbles on the playground! Bubbles have no beginning and no end, but, even the biggest bubble eventually pops. God's love lasts forever!
KidVid Cinema – We watched a fun video with Clive and Ian and their Wonder-Blimp of Knowledge. We found out that even though forgetful human brains can sometimes cause people to let us down, God always keeps his promise to love us.
Craft & Play – We made "snow" from "snow seeds." Tiny bits of powder grew and grew! God's love for you is always growing. We also decorated picture frames for our crew photos.
Glacier Games – We played "Icy Pass," which was harder than we thought.
Bible Expeditions – We talked about how hard times can happen to anyone. Sometimes we feel like crying! The Bible tells us that in heaven there will be no tears! We were reminded that Jesus came to earth to show us how to live. If we try to live like Jesus, we can create a "Kingdom of heaven" here on earth.
Imagination Station – We pondered different puzzle stations. There was only one solution to each puzzle. Just like there is only one solution to our lives: Love!
The Grad Group counted the final Liberia donation count (wow! $391.18). They also tallied the boxes of cereal (104 total), and delivered the last load to Bryant Community Center. After that, they had some outdoor group games at Burns Park. A very successful week of service for our Grad Group!
We all gathered for snack at Mountaintop Treats. Our snack was "Pizza Peaks." At different times during our morning we talked about God Sightings. Around here (at this blog) we also call them blessings. Counting your blessings will cause you to form a God-focused view, and lead to a grateful, happy heart. We've been writing down our clues that God is present, passionate, and powerful! Our God Sightings are on display on flags around the church. Look for them and continue the practice at home.
At the end of our morning everyone gathered together again for Summit Celebration. We did a lot of singing, something I'm sure we'll all miss!
Continue the learning at home!
Pass around a Bible. The person holding the Bible gets to be the one who shares their glads and sads. (Or perhaps you call them peaks and pits?) Why do you suppose the "sads" we face are important?
Read John 14:1-3. Jesus talked about loving us forever in terms of preparing a home for us. Sort of like you tidy up your house when you are going to have company; to make your guests feel at-home. Tell about a time when you felt welcomed.
Everest and Bible Buddy images used by permission of Group Publishing.
Rest of photos courtesy of various volunteers at VBC!


Earth Day! I love this day for the special recognition and attention we give Mother Earth. Far too often we are distracted and take nature for granted; April 22nd is an important day, for teachers and students alike, to set aside time to learn about our world and how we can create more sustainable, supportive habits.


What does a Noisy Hawk want?
Somewhere in the middle of this picture were the two hawk. Making this funny sounds every time we came to the new house. Only one bird makes this weird sound while standing beside the other hawk. As if the other hawk ignore this one who makes the noise. I couldn't tell if which one is a female or male. I do assume that it is the male who wants to impress the female to mate.
It didn't bothered me nor my son who is upstairs at all. Until I have noticed that they were always on the same tree every Sunday noon. I don't want to make too much noise for them to scare and flew away.
That sounds takes hours before it faded away. I don't know exactly what is that noise meant and why does the hawk does it for. To whatever it is, it is between this two birds business.


Installing vinyl flooring is one of those projects that most homeowners feel comfortable doing themselves. Before you begin, the base floor needs to be smooth and clean. This might mean sanding it down first if it is wood, either by hand or with a floor sander. Check for evenness in the subfloor by using a straight edge across the baseboards and corners of the room. Use a flashlight to check the straightedge against the floor and the baseboards. If high spots are found, you will need to sand or trim them down. If trimming is needed, use a small saw and a ruler, being careful to only cut away the exact amount needed. For very small pieces of flooring, a putty knife or flathead screwdriver can be used to trim the excess away. Check the subfloor for nails, and remove them if any are found. In some cases, a new subfloor may need to be added over the existing subfloor to provide a good base for the roll covering. After the floor is ready, a roll covering should be applied. This will ensure the stability and smoothness of the vinyl once it is laid. You start at one edge of the wall and roll it out smoothly from one side to the other. For out of the way areas which need covering, such as around cabinets and other fixtures, pieces of the adhesive flooring can be cut out as needed. For this reason, measurements should be taken first, and when cutting out the roll flooring, a ruler should be used in order to get the exact footage. Once the floor covering is laid, check for smoothness, evening out any air pockets. If laid correctly, there should not be any air pockets in the covering. The next step is the vinyl floor itself.
There are two approaches to laying vinyl. One is to use an adhesive, usually on the back of the squares of vinyl. Lay each piece down one at a time like a puzzle, smoothing it out with a small hand tool. The other method of laying vinyl is to staple it to the subfloor. Better quality vinyl will require this method instead of the adhesive method. This is advantageous if you decide to remove the flooring later. The adhesive method is harder to get up if you want to remodel in the future. Most roll flooring is sold in twelve foot widths, so if your room is bigger than this, you will need to cut additional flooring from the roll, creating a seam along the edges. If you are stapling or nailing the new flooring to the existing subfloor, do so carefully. These can be finished over later so they will not diminish the look of the new floor. Use a recommended cleaner to remove any adhesive. There should be no furniture or other objects moved onto the new floor for the first twenty-four to forty-eight hours after the floor is completed.
The steps above should be followed carefully and with safety in mind. This is a relatively safe and simple solution to laying vinyl floors, but if you have a friend who can help you tackle this project, remember that two heads are often better than one. After one or two days, your floor is ready to use. You should be able to walk on it and feel the smooth and even surface adhering to the roll covering and subfloor or subfloors below the surface.


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DNREC's Division of Fish & Wildlife is promoting additional hunting opportunities in February with the opening of the Snow Goose Conservation Order Monday, Feb. 4, and the second special youth waterfowl hunting day Saturday, Feb. 9.
The Snow Goose Conservation Order will open Feb. 4 and run through Friday, Feb. 8, closing for the youth waterfowl hunting day Saturday, Feb. 9. It will reopen Monday, Feb. 11 and run through Friday, April 12. Snow goose hunters can still hunt on the youth waterfowl day, when regular snow goose season bag limits and hunting regulations apply. The Snow Goose Conservation Order is a separate season open only for snow geese that occurs when Delaware's regular waterfowl hunting seasons are closed. The Snow Goose Conservation Order is not open on Sundays.
During the Snow Goose Conservation Order, liberal harvest methods are allowed to help reduce the large snow goose population that is damaging its Arctic nesting grounds, and local wetlands and agricultural lands in the Mid-Atlantic region where the birds overwinter. Unplugged shotguns and electronic calls are allowed. Legal shooting hours are a half-hour before sunrise to a half-hour after sunset, and there are no daily bag and possession limits. All other federal and state hunting regulations apply. If hunting on a state wildlife area where the Conservation Order is open, hunters should refer to www.dnrec.delaware.gov/fw/Hunting/Pages/WildlifeAreaMaps.aspx for specific rules and regulations.
Hunters participating in the Snow Goose Conservation Order must obtain a free permit number, which must be in their possession while hunting. Hunters also are required to report their Conservation Order hunting activity and harvest success to the Division of Fish & Wildlife by Wednesday, May 1. Conservation Order permits can be obtained and harvest reports can be submitted online at egov.delaware.gov/htr; hunters may also call 302-735-3600 during business hours Monday through Friday.
Conservation Order participants are also required to have a valid Delaware hunting license or license-exempt number or a Maryland resident hunting license (unless exempt in Maryland), a 2018-19 Delaware waterfowl stamp (unless exempt), and a Delaware Harvest Information Program number. A federal waterfowl stamp is not required.
The one-day, special youth waterfowl hunting day Feb. 9 is open for hunters ages 10 to 15. Youth hunters must be of sufficient physical size and strength to safely handle a firearm, and must be accompanied by a licensed or license-exempt adult hunter age 21 or older, who cannot possess a firearm during the youth hunt.
Youth hunters age 13 through 15 must have completed a hunter education course, obtained a Hunter Ed certification card, and purchased a Delaware junior hunting license. Youth hunters age 10 through 12 must possess a license-exempt number and may have taken a hunter education course. All youth waterfowl hunters will need a Federal Harvest Information Program number. No state or federal waterfowl stamps are required for youth hunters. Normal daily waterfowl bag limits and hunting regulations apply, and youth hunters also are permitted to harvest 25 snow geese and two Canada geese during the special waterfowl hunting day.
Youth waterfowl hunting is available on most Division of Fish & Wildlife wildlife areas, with a lottery drawing for waterfowl blinds held 1.5 hours before legal shooting time at Augustine, Cedar Swamp, Woodland Beach, and Assawoman, and two hours before legal shooting time at Little Creek and Ted Harvey. Other state wildlife areas that allow waterfowl hunting but do not have lotteries are also open on the youth waterfowl day. Wildlife area rules and regulations are available at www.dnrec.delaware.gov/fw/Hunting/Pages/WildlifeAreaMaps.aspx.


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Allan Lamb
£3K - £5K
Allan played cricket for Northamptonshire and England amassing 4654 test runs with 14 centuries and 33502 first-class runs in the process. Allan's enormously successful cricketing and entertaining anecdotes mean that he is perfect for an after dinner audience, corporate away day or personal appearance. Allan can offer an audience a motivational, light-heartedrted speech drawing on his rich and successful career.
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Allan Lamb is a great after dinner and motivational speaker with an impressive international cricketing career.
Spanning the decade 1982-92, Allan Lamb's cricketing career included 79 test matches for England and 128 one day internationals. He captained England three times against the West Indies and Australia, and captained Northampton CC from 1989 to 1994. Alan scored 4654 test runs with 14 centuries and 33502 first class runs, scoring 89 first class hundreds. He won the accolade 'Cricketer of the Year' in 1980.
Allan's famous sporting image, popular persona and indisputable qualities as a witty and entertaining raconteur, makes him an ideal choice for motivational and after dinner speaking, corporate golf and country days, product endorsement, personal appearances, broadcasting and advertising.
Allan is a keen golfer with a present handicap of 12. He plays regularly for Pro-Am and Company Golf Days. He is a skilled fisherman and shooting enthusiast.
Allan has also set up his own company Allan Lamb Associates, specialising in corporate hospitality with a sports focus.
He has written for The Telegraph on subjects from cricket to his experiences as a cookery novice inFlorence, and hosted the 2010 Twickenham Picnic.
Allan's Autobiography "Silence of the Lamb" published 1996, sold over 50,000 copies to date.
Teaming up with Ian Botham, he toured the 'Balls n All and "Beef & Lamb in a Stew" Roadshow to promote English lamb and beef, playing to sell-out audiences throughout the UK.
Allan has also commentated on various sporting events.
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Answer "What my dog tries to say by licking my face?"
This "What my dog tries to say by licking my face?" answer was viewed by 1151 visitors.
Dogs can lick because of a variety of reasons. They lick themselves and their siblings to keep their fur clean. Mothers lick their puppies to clean them and stimulate urination or defecation. Older puppies and young individuals of wild canids lick mouths of adults as a greeting or request to vomit some food. Puppies eat this food until their mother's lactation ends and then start eating normal food. When puppies become older, licking becomes a way to great their siblings, when they come back. It also increases the degree of attachment between the puppies (members of the pack).
Licking is very common for home dogs. They tell us that they are happy to see their owner and want to strengthen the connection between them and us.
RU: Почему собака лижет мне лицо?


I found int 19h, is this all?
that the computer system is ready for loading the operating system.
Issuing an interrupt 19h does the loading of the operating system.
warm reboot is the performing of the memory tests.
warm reset is performed. Any other value results in a cold reboot.
Full source code is available.
reinitialized properly. So, do NOT use Int 19h to reboot the computer.
the jump there always will take the execution path to the correct code.
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Are you aware that the code won't work in a DOS box.
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JNL is the December 2011 Oxygen magazine cover girl! Available on newsstands Nov 22nd, 2011!
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She is so stuck on herself. All she cares about is making money.
Hmmm, these look like moves from the Insanity workout.
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Is There Cross-Language Modulation when Bilinguals Process Number Words?
This study explores the possibility of cross-language activation when bilinguals process number words in their first language (Italian) and their second language (German). Italian monolinguals (Experiment 1), German monolinguals (Experiment 2), and Italian/German bilinguals (Experiment 3) were required to decide the larger of two number words while the unit-decade compatibility effect was examined. For compatible trials the decade and unit comparisons lead to the same response (e.g., 24-67), whereas for incompatible trials the decade and unit comparisons lead to different responses (e.g., 27-64). The regular unit-decade compatibility effect was significant when bilinguals and monolinguals performed the comparison in German. However, this effect was not found when bilinguals and monolinguals performed the task in Italian. In addition, the decade distance played a major role when bilinguals processed in their first language, whereas the unit distance was more important when they worked in their second language. These results indicate that the processing of number words in one language is not modulated by the way bilinguals process number words in their alternative language.


These cells protect the body from invading pathogens and support the overall good health of the pet. Supporting gut health is critical for puppies and kittens when their immune systems are still maturing, and there are also benefits for adult pets.
Multiple factors can impact the immune system including genetics, lifestage, nutrition and external stressors. Newborns absorb antibodies from their mother's first milk, colostrum, which is well known to offer immune protection. However, this adopted maternal immunity declines over time, creating a potential gap in protection while the puppy's or kitten's own immune system is still maturing. This is known as the immunity gap.
Nutritional supplementation may help bridge this gap to provide protection against disease during this critical period of development.
Antibodies in colostrum interact with immune cells in the gut and initiate a beneficial immune response.
70% of all immune cells are located in the gut, where they protect the body from invading pathogens and support overall health.
Puppies and kittens are born with immature immune systems. When the immunity derived from their mother's milk wanes, there may be a gap in immune protection. Nutritional supplementation may be able to bridge this gap.
Purina research found that kittens fed a diet with bovine colostrum had a quicker and stronger response to rabies vaccination along with an increase in antibody levels.
Purina research found that adult dogs fed a diet with colostrum also demonstrated a stronger and longer immune response to canine distemper virus vaccination, with a 50% increase in antibody levels after 6 months.
2. Jean-Philippe, C. Beneficial effects of dietary colostrum supplementation in kittens, Nestlé Purina Scientific Update of Feline Nutrition, Issue 4, 1–8.


Create your own sand bag ready to hand tool each petal in the French Flowermaking Lessons. View this free video for full instructions along with a downloadable pattern.
As you create your own flowers whether from straw or silk what is the most important feature to make an attractive flower?


This Kind of King's-fisher is somewhat larger than a Blackbird. The Bill is two Inches and an half long, and black. The Eyes are large. His Head is cover'd with long blewish Feathers. Under the Eye there is a white Spit, and another at the Basis of the upper Mandible of the Bill. All the Upper-part of the Body is of a dusky blue. The Neck is white, with a broad Lift of dusky blue cross it; under which the Breast is muddy red. The Belly is white. The Quill-Feathers of the Wing are black, having some white on their interior Vanes, edged with blue and black, with transverse white Spots, not appearing but when the Wing is spread often. The Tail is dusky blue, with the End white, as are most of the Qui11 Feathers. It has four Toes, one only being behind. Its Cry, its solitary Abode about Rivers, and its Manner of Feeding, are much the same as of those in England. It preys not only on Fish but likewise on Lizards.
These are usually but small Trees or Shrubs, aboat Twelve Foot high, with crooked Stems, branching forth near the Ground irregularly. The Leaves are long, narrow, and sharp-pointed. Some Trees have most of their Leaves serrated; others not. In May, the small Branches are alternately and thick set with oblong Tufts of very small Flowers resembling, in Form and Size, the Catkins of the Hazel-Tree, coloured with Red and Green. These are succeeded by small Clusters of blue Berries, close connected, like Bunches of Grapes. The Kernel is inclosed in an oblong hard Stone, incrustated over with an unctuous mealy Consistence; which is what yields the Wax; of which Candles are made in the following Manner.
In November and December, at which time the Berries are mature, a Man with his Family will remove from his Home to some Island or Sandbanks near the Sea, where these Trees most abound, taking with him Kettles to boil the Berries in. He builds a Hut with Palmeto-Leaves, for the Shelter of Himself and Family while they stay, which is commonly Three or Four Weeks.
The Man cuts down the Trees, while the Children strip off the Berries into a Porrige-Pot; and having put Water to 'em, they boil them 'till the Oil floats, which is skim'd off into another Vessel. This is repeated till there remains no more Oil. This, when cold, hardens to the Consistence of Wax, and is of a dirty green Colour. Then they boil it Again, and clarify it in brass Kettles; which gives it a transparent Greenness.
These Candles burn a long Time, and yield a grateful Smell. They usually add a fourth Part of Tallow; which makes them burn clearer.


CQ Capras lock Samson Graham won the XXXX man of the match award for his efforts in his team's win over the PNG Hunters last Sunday - which including making a competition-high 65 tackles in the game.
Graham, who came to the Rockhampton-based side from the Fremantle Roosters, has proven his worth in the field - producing a number of key defensive efforts.
Townsville Blackhawks winger Jonathon Reuben was the big metre maker this past weekend, running 226m with the ball.


Rewarding small companies can quickly fail if they lack cash. Similarly, struggling unprof small companies can be kept afloat for a very long time if they have a decent money balance. In other words, money is the life blood of American small companies.
Naturally, when times are difficult, failure to acquire capital to pay day-to-day business expenses frequently ends up being a source of concern, stress and anxiety and interruption for small business owners.
Unfortunately, the majority of huge city and small town standard lenders have stiff and rigorous criteria that their clients should satisfy.
Organisations have a different credit ranking from business owner. Even if business owner has a high credit rating, business may not have a recognized credit rating (especially if recently developed). For that reason, prospective lenders need to offer options with that take business owner's individual credit into consideration and that accepts applicants with less than ideal credit.
Usually, brick and mortar loan providers only service businesses doing 20k or more in monthly earnings. This disqualifies smaller sized organisations doing 10k-15k in monthly income.


hi Nanny | A well versed career Governess. courteous & graceful.
A well versed career Governess. courteous & graceful.
My name is Jacqueline, I am a trained, and 23 years of experienced high end Nanny/Governess. I was educated at Durham College and for one year at college in Pennsylvania, taking US History, English, Teaching and Public Speaking, among other classes.
My experiences go beyond the average American Nanny. I am House Manager and Personal Assistant! Overseeing errands, computer work, paying bills, Seasonal shopping, travel arrangements, scheduling appointments.
I have worked for several families, where families have been "together" and where families have experienced trauma and crisis, where I have had to go into the family and offer stability to both children and also parents.
In addition to my work as Nanny, I have experience in light Humanitarian aid, working with the homeless.
As part of my work, I enjoy teaching basics of English, Math, History and Travel.
I appreciate my enthusiasm for cooking, healthy as well as hearty meals for the colder evening. I am efficient with organizing and managing time and schedules of sports and other after school activities.
I live a healthy lifestyle, I enjoy swimming, running, hiking and all outdoors. In my spare time, I have an appreciation for the arts and culture, and also writing short stories based on my life, my travels and all the people I meet.
I have experienced an Extraordinary life of travels and a diverse of encounters, meeting the most intriguing people, who have crossed my life and made positive impacts either by their own life they choose to share, or just from sharing their own perspective of their life's journey.
Prior, to my residing in America, I worked a short period of time in Switzerland and also in Germany, where I experienced more travels and also being there when the Berlin Wall came down - it was a marvelous experience to witness such a historical time.
Within my own personality, I am kind, gentle, compassionate toward all humanity, I love to smile and keep a cheerful positive disposition, though it is not always realistic, I do try!
I hope this short and brief introductory of myself, will bring some comfort level of my ethics and professionalism.
I look forward to hearing from a family for employment soon.
Objective. Utilizing my abilities in my professional career as "Career Governess/Nanny." Including strong organizational skills as House-Manager.
Education: Durham College: UK. 1985 - 1987 Nanny Training. Harrisburg Junior College. 1991 - 1992 - Teaching.
Teaching toddlers, pre-school and grade school children. Planning structured teaching lessons. English, Math, History. Arts/Crafts. Acting as "moral guidance" and counselor in homes where stability has been needed. Event Planning: Birthday Parties, House-hold entertainment. Overseeing Housekeeping Staff. Overseeing house maintenance.
Excellent diplomatic communication skills. Teaching. Baby Nurse. (Nursery Duties with Infants) An ability to connect with adolescent children.
Efficient House-Management. A unique ability to adapt and adjust. Areas of Personal Hobbies and Interests: Counseling women in difficult life decision making. Understanding cultural diversity. Understanding socio-economic disadvantages. Keep up dated with current Political and social issues.
Writing children's poetry. Writing short stories based on my own life experiences of travel. Arts, Culture, History and a new found interest in Agriculture and farming. Daily runner & swimmer - enjoy other sports: tennis and spectating football and Ice Hockey.
Warm, kind, compassionate. An ability to adjust and adapt. Organizational skills/Time Management. Effective Communication Skills. Cheerful disposition. Kind, gentle heart to Humanity.


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Accessing Higher Ground
Accessible Media, Web and Technology Conference
Westin Westminster, Colorado
Accessible Media, Web and Technology Conference. Hosted by AHEAD for ATHEN
UDUC Mini-Conference
22nd Annual Accessing Higher Ground
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Website Liability Under US Accessibility Laws
Scheduled at 4:20pm in Windsor on Thursday, November 21 (2019).
Ken Nakata, Director of Accessibility Consulting Practice, Cyxtera
Jeffrey Singleton, Director of Accessibility Consulting Practice, Cxytera
Length of Session: 1-hr
Format: Lecture
Expertise Level: Intermediate
Type of session: General Conference
Do you understand how disability laws affect websites? This presentation quickly lays the groundwork for understanding website liability. Then the presentation shifts gears to focus on common day-to-day questions—and how they have answered by Federal courts.
If you are new to web accessibility or a seasoned veteran, understanding important civil rights laws like the American Disabilities Act (ADA), Section 504 and 508, and California's Unruh Act is vital. But the tapestry of evolving Federal, State and industry-specific laws can be confusing. Join Ken Nakata, a former Senior Trial Attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice who spearheaded the Department's efforts in web and IT accessibility, for a discussion that covers topics such as: 1.	How laws like Section 504, 508, ADA and California Unruh Act affect websites 2.	How courts have answered important questions. For instance, can my organization be sued by someone who has no intent of using our goods or services? Or, can I be sued when I just settled a lawsuit from another plaintiff?
Keypoints
Understand how different accessibility laws work
Understand which accessibility laws apply to my organization
Understand how Federal courts have addressed common defenses
Disability Areas
Legal, Uncategorized
Speaker Bio(s)
Ken Nakata
Ken Nakata is an attorney in the area of IT accessibility and works as the Director of Accessibility Practices for Cyxtera. His work focuses on web and software accessibility from both a legal and technical perspective. He also helps organizations manage the change towards accessibility in all aspects-including crafting policies, developing stakeholder ownership, and forging awareness and commitment to the legal and business case supporting accessibility.
Ken worked for twelve years as a Senior Trial Attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice. He has argued on behalf of the United States government many times before the federal courts and has helped shape the government's policies for the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. In addition to litigation, he also helped developed many of the Department's policies, including Accessibility of State and Local Government Websites to People with Disabilities available at http://www.ada.gov/websites2) and which reflects the Department's current view towards ADA compliance for state and local government websites. Ken is a frequent speaker on both law and technology and is equally adept at conducting one-on-one workshops with programmers and developers as well as explaining law and policy to large audiences.
Jeffrey Singleton
Jeff Singleton has worked in evaluating and supporting software for over two decades. Jeff is the Senior Accessibility Consultant at Cyxtera, the makers of Compliance Sheriff. Jeff is skilled in the use of AT software such as screen readers, assistive input devices and screen magnification for validating and testing projects. Jeff Singleton also has an in depth knowledge of accessibility requirements and guidelines such as Section 508 and the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C) Web Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and how they apply to real world applications.
Handout-- Website Liability Under US Accessibilty Laws (docx)
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El municipio de Lowe (en inglés: Lowe Township) es un municipio ubicado en el condado de Washington en el estado estadounidense de Kansas. En el año 2010 tenía una población de 61 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 0,66 personas por km².

Geografía
El municipio de Lowe se encuentra ubicado en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, el municipio tiene una superficie total de 92.03 km², de la cual 91,75 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (0,31 %) 0,28 km² es agua.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 61 personas residiendo en el municipio de Lowe. La densidad de población era de 0,66 hab./km². De los 61 habitantes, el municipio de Lowe estaba compuesto por el 100 % blancos. Del total de la población el 0 % eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Municipios de Kansas
Localidades del condado de Washington (Kansas)

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The Sound to Art Machine creates a visual representation of sound using modal vibrations. The machine and selected cymatic prints were on display at Mary Sky's popup in Alphabet City for one weekend only. The artist performed a live show print.
One hundred voice instructions allow any user to operate this art machine.
Sound to Art Machine cymatic 13" x 19" prints are available here.
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