We have started teaching Emily how to read music this summer. She is entering third grade, the grade I started taking piano lessons, so I thought it was about time. I'm just doing this on my own, with some guidance from her piano teacher. I decided to use three different primers, and I may add a fourth. I chose to use three different primers because I have never taught piano, nor am I trained to teach music. I felt if I used different primers and music books, I wouldn't miss anything! My sons take traditional method, and their teacher uses two teaching methods and books to teach. As she is a professional, I didn't feel I was out of place using different authors and publishers to teach music.
I really like this series, especially if you are working with really young children. Each piece has a story and characters who while telling a story, teach music notes and theory. Emily loves it! It moves really slowly, so I ended up moving to book three rather quickly. They also have workbooks, stuffed animals, flashcards, that go with the books. There are four primer books in this series. We are currently on book three. You can see more of the books here.
This is where my boys started. Bastien is a well known method and liked by many piano teachers. I have liked their choice of songs--I have been very pleased, and I think my boys have enjoyed many of the songs from the books. My oldest son especially loved Indian Life. It has so many wonderful songs!
Primer #3: Piano Adventures by Faber.
This book is recommended by Emily's piano teacher because of the repetition. I like it because it really helps the student learn how to read the music!
I really didn't think she was catching on to the entire reading music. She has a great ear, so she often relies on her ear. But of course, she surprised me. She started writing her own pieces. It didn't surprise me that she wrote her own pieces, because she has been doing that forever, it surprised me that she actually wrote the exact notes she was playing. Low and behold, she was learning how to read the notes!
We are still working on Book 2 songs in Suzuki! She is learning G Major, and I am amazed at how well she can play the song!
I always listen music and here first time see that I can also read music.
You guys explain about reading music with good way writing style is good and seems user friendly.
Bastien is a well known method and liked by many piano teachers. I have liked their choice of songs--I have been very pleased, and I think my boys have enjoyed many of the songs from the books.


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Russia's Yandex Joins the Self-Driving Car Million-Mile Club
Ilya Khrennikov
Oct 17 2019, 6:30 PM Oct 18 2019, 2:03 PM October 17 2019, 6:30 PM October 18 2019, 2:03 PM
(Bloomberg) -- Yandex NV, Russia's largest internet firm, said its self-driving cars have passed 1 million miles in fully autonomous driving since it started testing the technology in December 2017, joining an elite group in the emerging robotaxi industry.
The milestone matters for Yandex's quest to compete with the likes of Alphabet Inc.'s Waymo for a share of the market, which UBS Group AG says could exceed $2 trillion by 2030. Getting to 1 million indicates the company is on its way to verifying its technology — showing that it's reliable and safe. That's key for getting regulators to accept cars in the streets with no person at the wheel.
Most of the company's mileage was driven on public roads in Moscow, including in the snow and rain, and in Tel Aviv, known for "haphazardly parked cars in the city's intense heat," Yandex said in a statement Thursday.
The company already runs Russia's largest ride-hailing service, Yandex.Taxi, which posted 16.4 billion rubles ($260 million) of revenue in the first half of 2019 and turned profitable in the second quarter. The other large players in the self-driving industry include Waymo, GM Cruise, Baidu Inc. and Uber Technologies Inc.
Yandex plans to expand its self-driving fleet to 1,000 cars within two years from about 50 now, which will enable it to run 1 million miles a week, Dmitry Polishchuk, head of Yandex's autonomous business, said in an interview.
Polishchuk, 34, moved into the division's top job three years ago after heading Yandex's browser division and overseeing Navigator, its geolocation app. He is a graduate of the Russian Federal Security Service's institute of cryptography, communications and computer science.
Yandex is working with regulators to allow a pilot project in two cities — Innopolis and Skolkovo — to test rides with no engineer on board, he said. Now, when people there order a self-driving ride from the Yandex.Taxi app, an engineer sits in the front passenger seat with a red, emergency button.
Companies in the industry can struggle to meet their deadlines for getting their cars on the road. Robocar software can be a greater technological challenge than many had anticipated, while developers and governments are still grappling with the human cost of development after an Uber test vehicle killed a pedestrian crossing the road in Arizona in March 2018.
The economics of a self-driving taxi fleet that operates as much as 24 hours a day may now compete with the costs of a human-operated taxi service, Arkady Volozh, chief executive and founder of Yandex, said at a conference in Yerevan, Armenia earlier this month. The annual cost of the autonomous tech that gets added on to a vehicle has dropped from about $50,000 in 2018 to $30,000 in 2019 -- the same as the average yearly wage bill for a team drivers operating a single taxi for about 18 hours a day. The company believes the cost of the self-driving apparatus will fall further.
Since customers are unlikely to pay significantly higher prices for self-driving cars, the most logical model for companies in the industry is to operate fleets of vehicles to carry passengers, Polishchuck said.
"Being a part of Yandex.Taxi, we can become one,'' he said.
Yandex took a further step toward commercializing its tech in March, when it signed a deal with Hyundai Motor Group to develop self-driving vehicles jointly with its engineers. The first autonomous Hyundai Sonata was released in July and Yandex plans to move its self-driving fleet to Hyundai-Kia cars, Polishchuk said. This enables discounts for the vehicles, as well as the prospect that Hyundai rolls out the Russian tech to other markets.

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As an Ark Academy, we have a lot of flexibility with our curriculum – the subjects, learning methods, levels of study and qualifications that students pursue.
We have a broad academic curriculum, emphasising the importance of intellectual study and focusing on traditional learning. We believe that this is the best way to equip our students for university, and/or the professions and careers they eventually choose. We are determined that our students will compete on equal terms with students coming from the most privileged backgrounds. In an ever-competitive global community we have provided an academic curriculum that gives your child the best possible chance to succeed whilst ensuring that they have the opportunity to demonstrate their talents and express themselves through expressive arts.
Additionally, we know that the curriculum is more than just the subjects that are taught in school. The table below highlights the elements that we believe are crucial to delivering an effective curriculum, preparing our students well for the challenges of the 21st Century.
Our students make exceptional academic progress, opening up the range of options available to them at the end of Key Stage 4. Our students are confident and compassionate communicators, literate and curious about solving problems as they navigate the unknown.
Our students have the opportunity to engage with inspiring role models and activities as they explore the full range of post-academy options. Our students and their families receive the individualised guidance required to make ambitious and informed decisions about their future pathways.
Academic subjects leading to the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) are at the core of our curriculum. Subjects include: English, Mathematics, the three main sciences, languages, humanities, and arts. The content is driven by the syllabus and specification of national examinations.
Most of Ark Boulton's students can study towards the EBacc. The English Baccalaureate, though not a qualification in itself, is a measure of success in core academic subjects; specifically English, Mathematics, History or Geography, the sciences and a language. These are the subjects most likely to be required or preferred for entry to university degree courses and that will open vast opportunities in the future. Universities like to see that a student has a broad range of subjects and would want students to achieve at least a grade 5 in most of the EBacc subject areas. The award is highly regarded and certifies the academic credentials of the students that achieve it. The EBacc is also a method by which an Academy or school is judged. It will be one on four performance measures used from 2016. Whilst it is not compulsory, Ofsted will take it into account when inspecting schools and academies.
The delivery of the entire range of subject areas and student support is the responsibility of our seven faculties, with each faculty taking responsibility for its subject provision.
At Ark Boulton Academy we believe that preparing students for life in modern Britain includes providing opportunities for students to develop morally, socially, spiritually and culturally. These themes run throughout the formal curriculum; students learn about themselves, others, the local and global society in which they live and about democracy, tolerance, diversity and the rule of law.
Additionally, the academy runs a number of 'Rights & Responsibilities' days where external agencies are welcomed to the academy to deliver sessions that include advice regarding career choices and mock interviews. Participation in these days ensures that students explore themes relating directly to their personal, emotional, mental and physical health and wellbeing as well as positive relationships and how to keep themselves and others safe.
To enable the spiritual and moral development of students the academy's values are predicated on ten virtues which we seek to make explicit and relate to day to day life in the academy and the wider world. In order to complement this approach each week there is a specific virtue theme and related 'key question'. During assembly and form time students consider the impact of these virtues on their own lives, their community and wider world.
Students demonstrate their understanding of these themes and issues through group discussion, personal reflection, written reflections and by composing expositions.
Virtue Curriculum From SUM2 2016/7 the academy will seek to give even more focus to development of students as young citizens and to help prepare them for life in modern Britain by introducing the Virtue Curriculum. This approach allows for daily exploration, discussion and reflection on a wide range of spiritual, moral and personal development themes across each year group. The assessment of student understanding for the Virtue Curriculum will be based on student expositions and use a speaking and listening assessment rubric to grade student understanding as being: emerging, expected or exceeding.
Acting with bravery in fearful situations.
Acting with fairness towards others by honouring rights & responsibilities.
The ability to control one's feelings & overcome one's weaknesses.
Feeling & expressing thanks for benefits.
Estimating oneself within reasonable limits.
A humble generosity of time, thought & spirit.
A determined & gracious resolve in the face of challenges.
A giving heart, a generous way of viewing others & caring for their needs.
There can be no under-estimation of how important it is for students to be able to read well and the impact that this can have on their engagement with the curriculum and future academic attainment and success which is why, each day, every student receives 20 minutes of 'Lead Learning Time' (LLT). The programme is delivered at the start of the academy day and is designed to support improved reading and foster a love for books.
The World Literacy Foundation note; "reading that takes place outside the classroom is vastly beneficial, but children don't get nearly enough of it." We therefore encourage students to read stories that interest and engage them and that they will continue to enjoy at home. We would ask families to support this by ensuring that their child has their reading book every day; by asking our students about what they are reading and ensuring that they have reading opportunities at home.
We also provide additional curriculum time for students with reading ages that are well below their chronological age. During these lessons student will complete the 'Fresh Start' phonics programme a highly regarded course that is proven to rapidly improve a child's ability to read.
Students receive regular acts of collective worship through daily year groups briefings (held during line-up), whole school assemblies and form time. There is a scheduled weekly theme which promote British Values (democracy, the rule of the law, individual liberty and tolerance) and broadly follows the Christian principles of love, tolerance and forgiveness.
The academy has planned for wide-ranging promotion of pupils' spiritual, moral, social and cultural development and their physical well-being enables pupils to thrive. This is to be audited at the end of every term.
Character development is continued through the academy's rich comprehensive enrichment programme which includes: sporting, cultural, creative and other activities. This helps them develop key personal skills and aptitudes such as communication, leadership, team work, and problem-solving that are so sought after by today's top universities and employers.
There is the opportunity for additional literacy and numeracy lessons for pupils for whom the EBacc may not be appropriate, these students will also have the chance to complete the Duke of Edinburgh Award through our enrichment programme however all pupils are expected to pursue a curriculum with a strong academic core. We believe that educational excellence can only be guaranteed when what is studied is tailored to each individual student.
To support our students in making sure that they make healthy lifestyle choices and to give them the knowledge and skills needed to contribute to their physical and emotional well-being, our Key Stage 3 students are all required to take part in Health and Nutrition Lessons.


Yakuza Kiwami will cater to veterans, all the while, allowing newcomers a chance to see how it all began. Kiwami is the franchise's first original title and tells the tale of Kazuma Kiryu. Taking the fall for the murder of a crime boss, Kiryu is released ten years later and embarks on a journey that will change the world.
Previously released for the PS3 and PS4, the Steam version of the game features enhanced gameplay, an expanded cinematic story, recorded audio from the original cast, customizable controls, and a return to the battle styles that made the game so great.
Fans can pre-order the game now at a ten percent discount of $19.99. All pre-orders come with exclusive bonus content as well, including a digital manga, avatars, and wallpapers. Dive back in to find enough new content to justify another play-through. From extreme battles to a wide array of minigames, Yakuza Kiwami won't disappoint.
Sega developed the series in 2005 in Japan under the name Ryu ga Gotoku. The franchise has consisted of over a dozen games and spinoffs over the years. Reaching both commercial and critical success, the Yakuza series has sold over 10 million units. The popularity of the franchise also led to the film adaptation (albeit loosely), Like a Dragon in 2007.
Fans and newcomers alike can check out Yakuza Kiwami when it's released next month. With the remakes such Resident Evil 2, Shadow of the Colossus, and Devil May Cry HD Collection, old franchises are seeing new life. Old favorites are always fun to play through again and again.
Are you going to buy Yakuza Kiwami on Steam when it releases next month? Let us know in the comments below!


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Nick LoMaglio was born and raised on the Southside of Chicago and currently, his wife and three young sons, live less than a mile from where Nick grew up in Beverly. After attending Sutherland Elementary, Nick owes much of his educational foundation to the Chicago Public School system. Upon graduation, he attended St. Rita High School and later went on to study Finance at the University of Dayton. Many of his early career decisions can be attributed to sound advice from dedicated mentors that showed him the path to professional success. Nick is currently one of the youngest Vice Presidents in Wealth Management at a global financial services firm. He started at the firm when he was 18 years old and has now been there for over a decade. Nick says "dedicated mentors and internships are two of the most important factors in professional success." Realizing that much success was built on the shoulders of generations before him, Nick used that as his inspiration to create Advice Beyond the Classroom in 2013. He is dedicated to educating and mentoring the next generation of professional leaders hailing from Chicago. Advice Beyond the Classroom was born a charity but has since grown into a way of life.
Bernie DelGiorno
Bernie DelGiorno is proud to state that he was born, raised, educated, and employed all on the South Side of Chicago. Combining this with his philanthropic passion for educating the next generation, his mission to create opportunity is what drives him to mentor young professionals. His journey began on the South Side of Chicago in the Hyde Park neighborhood, where he has lived all his life. While at the University of Chicago, Bernie received both his BA and MBA, after graduating from Calumet High School. Over the years, he has mentored thousands of high school and college students through internships and dedicated his life to numerous philanthropic endeavors benefiting educational institutions on the South Side. Bernie specializes in stock valuation and macroeconomic trend analysis for a global financial services firm. His involvement with Advice Beyond the Classroom is broad but mostly focuses on mentoring the students for internship placement and professional behavior guidelines. Bernie plays an integral role in the growth and development of ABC's most outstanding participants.
Ann Berzin
Ann Berzin has been an important strategic advisor and lecturer to Advice Beyond the Classroom. Currently, Ann serves as a member of the Board of Directors for Ingersoll-Rand Company Ltd, Exelon Corporation, and formerly of Kindred Healthcare. Her experience as Chairman and CEO of FGIC from 1992 to 2001, then a subsidiary of GE Capital, has translated to priceless career advice for the students. Ms. Berzin earned an A.B. in political science from the University of Chicago in 1974 and a J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School in 1977. Ann is no stranger to student development as she has served on the Visiting Committee of the College and Student Activities for the University of Chicago for the past 14 years, including seven years as chair. Ann oversees the creation and implementation of the ABC team development training curriculum. Her experience as a Fortune 100 executive has given the students access to a wealth of knowledge, experience, and connections to the corporate world.
Katie Hawking
Katie is a lead instructor with Advice Beyond the Classroom and works directly with the students at various schools on the execution of the curriculum. She also heads up the secondary phase of Advice Beyond the Classroom and works with the program alumni currently in college on attaining internship placement, salary negotiations, and benefits explanations. Born and raised in Beverly, on the Southside of Chicago, Katie attended Mother McAuley High School. Upon graduation, Katie attended the University of Iowa and graduated with honors in Political Science. Her passion for politics and networking brought her to Washington DC post-graduation where she stumbled upon a new passion, executive recruitment. Katie started her recruiting career in Washington DC working on high level government technology searches with the FBI and CIA. Katie eventually moved back to Chicago and started recruiting sales professionals, which ultimately led to her achieving top producer status within the firm. Given her strong entrepreneurial spirt, Katie ultimately set off on her own to start what has become one of Chicago's premiere sales recruiting firms; Bottomline Recruiting. At BottomLine Recruiting, Katie manages national accounts and recruits high level sales professionals across the United States; she also trains and manages new hires. Her experience as both a small business owner and professional placement specialist gives the students of ABC a competitive advantage over their peers as they enter the workforce.
Dave Conrath
Dave grew up on the Southside of Chicago where he currently resides with his wife and children. Before following his passion for teaching, Dave completed a successful 25 year career working at the Chicago Board of Trade. His career began at 18 years old directly out of high school. This experience at such an early age taught Dave many things about business, economics, and competition. After working his way up from runner, Dave became a full member of the Chicago Board of Options Exchange as an independent trader. After a successful career, Dave left the trading floor in 2005 and went back to school to obtain a degree in secondary education. Like many other Advice Beyond the Classroom board members, teaching the rising generation of students has always been a passion of his. Leveraging his successful career in finance and business, Dave currently teaches Economics and Accounting to the participants of Advice Beyond the Classroom. Dave also currently serves as a coach on both the baseball and football teams at St. Rita High school. The main driver for Dave's involvement is to give back to the community for all that it has given him.
John "Gus" Miller
Gus is originally from Louisville, Kentucky and is excited to call Chicago his home. Before moving to Chicago, Gus attended the University of Mississippi where he studied Finance and worked as a Student Business Consultant. As a Student Business Consultant, he lead a team of students who provided free business advice to distressed Mississippi business owners. These experiences not only sparked his passion for client service but also giving back to the community.
When he wasn't at school, Gus spent his winter and summer breaks in Chicago applying ABC's principles to expand his professional network and prepare for life after college. Upon graduation, he accepted an offer to work as a financial consultant for a locally owned wealth advisory firm. He credits all of his success to the advice and guidance his mentors have given him along the way. Recognizing the importance of the people who influenced him, Gus joined ABC to give back to the community and provide some of the same advice that got him to where he is today. He is currently acting as Director of Fundraising and is determined to expand the reach of the ABC program while mentoring Chicago's next class of young professionals.
Teddy McDermott
Edward "Teddy" McDermott has deep roots on the Southside of Chicago. He and his 3 brothers come from a family with over 70 first cousins due to his father Jim being the youngest of eleven children and his mother Paula also from a family of eleven. He is a graduate of St. John Fisher and St. Rita High School. He has always done his best to give back to the communities that have offered him so much opportunity. Teddy understands the importance of hardwork and good mentorship. His father has been on the Chicago Fire Department for 15 years and his mother's dedication to various non-profit organizations is what initially sparked his interest in giving back to the community. Through Paula's work with Mercy Home for Boys and Girls, Teddy has seen the impact proper guidance has on young men and women. Before the ABC program was formally instituted, Teddy finished at the top of his group, and has played a vital role in expanding the current program. Teddy is currently acting as the Head of Operations for the Advice Beyond the Classroom Program and was the primary architect behind the foundation's operational procedures.
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Shares of retailers and other consumer-services companies rose amid relief about the prospects for department stores. Shares of J.C. Penney surged after the chain store posted quarterly revenue and same-store sales growth that topped Wall Street estimates, a pleasant surprise that came after a late-October warning that its quarterly growth would be hurt by promotional activity designed to shift stubborn inventory. Investors have fled the bricks-and-mortar retail sub-sector recently as Amazon.com's incursion on the business shows no sign of abating. The University of Michigan said its preliminary reading on consumer sentiment was 97.8 in November, down from 100.7 in October, which was the highest reading since 2004. Fears that Airbnb would lay waste to the hotel industry may be overdone, according to a survey conducted by one brokerage. A Morgan Stanley survey "suggests Airbnb adoption is slowing in the US/Europe as awareness peaks and privacy/safety issues rise," said analysts at the brokerage, in a note to clients.


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Brakwater ist eine Vorstadt von Windhoek in der Region Khomas, Namibia.
Brakwater liegt am Klein-Windhoek-Rivier westlich der Erosberge und rund zehn Kilometer nördlich des Windhoeker-Stadtzentrums, direkt an der Nationalstraße B1.

Brakwater gehört zum Wahlkreis Windhoek-Land. Das ehemalige Farmland bestehend aus fünf Farmen wurde 1993 ins Windhoeker Stadtgebiet integriert. Seitdem wurden bis zu 50 Hektar große Grundstücke abgetrennt. Nur die Farm Elisenheim ist in weiten Teilen noch als landwirtschaftliche Nutzfläche erhalten geblieben. Teile von Brakwater werden seit 2012 zum fünften Industriegebiet Windhoeks ausgebaut.

Siehe auch
 Brackwasser

Weblinks
 Brakwater South Community Association (englisch)
 Brakwater Industrial Estate (englisch)
 Elisenheim Estate (englisch)

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Brakwater
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It's National Blog Posting Month! As you don't know, that's the month where bloggers post at least one article every day for the month of November.
So, in addition to informing you of this momentous occasion wherein I try (haha) to post every single day for the next 30 days I'm also adding one to my list of people who spam you after you cancel your paying account. Don't use iStockPhoto.com.


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England's pursuit of Rugby World Cup glory to be aided by learning Japanese
Forwards coach Steve Borthwick and scrum mastermind Neal Hatley are among those members of the back room team who started learning the language last week
Duncan Bech 2018/09/09
Eddie Jones is making his staff take Japanese lessons to assist England's pursuit of Rugby World Cup glory next year.
Forwards coach Steve Borthwick and scrum mastermind Neal Hatley are among those members of the back room team who started learning the language last week ahead of Japan 2019.
England's World Cup campaign opens against Tonga in Sapporo on September 22 and Jones believes the tactic will have a knock-on effect for the playing squad.
"All the staff – everyone – had Japanese lessons last Tuesday. We have got another one in a couple of weeks," Jones said.
"Steve Borthwick is quite good. He's a bright guy and he coached Japan with me for a couple of years.
"The World Cup is about enjoying the tournament and the more you enjoy the tournament the more you can create a positive atmosphere – which is the staff's responsibility – then the more chance you have of being successful.
"The players are going to be stressed, they are going to find heat stress, they are going to find cultural stress.
"It's our job as a staff to create a situation where we minimise that stress as much as possible, so all the preparation we are doing now is about trying to find ways we can minimise the stress for the players."
Jones jokes that he has been banned from using the language by his Japanese wife Hiroko.
"She doesn't let me speak to my dog in Japanese because she says I speak such bad Japanese. Mine is very rough," Jones said.
"I can speak and understand it well enough. I did all the training in Japanese and probably 60 per cent of the team meetings, but very rough. A bit like my English."
It has been confirmed by Premiership Ruby chief executive Mark McCafferty that England's 2020 summer tour – the first to take place under the new global season structure – will comprise of two Tests in Japan.
The new rugby calendar is expected to be unveiled later this month and one of the features is a reduction in Tests.
"We do think there are too many international games, we would do anyway but I think part of trying to have these discussions globally around the structure was to strike that right balance," McCafferty said.
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Twin Atlantic Join Our Yellow Bird Project
Twin Atlantic, a Scottish alternative rock band from Scotland are the latest band to join Trekstock's Yellow Bird Project.
They have released four albums: Vivarium, Free, Great Divide and GLA. Their highest charting singles are "Heart and Soul" and "Brothers and Sisters" from the album "Great Divide".
They've also toured with My Chemical Romance, Biffy Claro, Blink 182 and fellow YBP fam Taking Back Sunday.
Sam, Barry, Craig, and Ross have donated this design to make a difference to those 34 young adults that are diagnosed with cancer every day. 100% of the profits from every tee goes right to Trekstock. So head across to our store and treat yourself as it's the first payday of 2018.
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Updated: 20th September, 2018


No matter how many shades of grey or hues of blue you like, the constant love for black outfits can never go away! The prime reason being that black is such a shade that is suitable for any event and is timelessly elegant and chic. The latest trend in the town is the all-black outfits and man! they such a hit. Be it trendy casual looks, ethnic ensembles or party outfit, here are some amazing all-black outfits donned by celebs which will give us major style inspo!
These Celebs Definitely Show Us How To Slay In Red!


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Kitengela gold medalist who is languishing in poverty
Mr Evans Murutu Sikoto displays weightlifting tropies he won at Botswana second Africa youths Games in 2014 recently at Kitengela town.Photo BY Abdi Hussein.
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By Abdi Hussein
Evans Murutu, a man who bagged three gold medals at the 2014 Africa Youth Games, is languishing in poverty in Kitengela.
He has nothing to show for the determination and the hard work he invested in athletics other than three pieces of silverware.
His is a sad story of a life full of misery, a vicious circle of poverty and shattered dreams at a tender age.
"I was born into a poor family. Since I could not continue with formal education, I took solace in using odd equipment in local gyms to train until I felt I was ready for competitive sports," said Murutu.
Gold medalist Evans Murutu Sikoto training in a Kitengela gym
The class seven dropout trained himself in weightlifting to be a champion in Ghetto gym in Kitengela.
In May 2014, he represented Kenya under Kenya Amatuer Weightlifting and Body Building Association ((KAWBBA) and won a gold medal at the second Africa Youth Games in Gaborone, Botswana, another gold medal in the Snatch and Clean and one more in the Jerk categories.
'Later in the same year, I went to Botswana as part of Team Kenya to participate in the continental championship, a qualifier to the Youth Olympics held in China. I participated in the competition and won,' he said.
The father of one reveals that his troubles began when he demanded for a government cash award of Shs 3 million.
He adds that the government had promised them Shs 1 million for each gold won and that he had big plans to improve his life.
'A senior government officer demanded for a bribe of Shs 56,000 to facilitate the processing of the cheque. I didn't know I was chasing the wind,' Muruti said.
Muruti said that he was forced to quit competitive sports and that he has lost hope of ever getting the money. His dream of building a gym has also become a wild dream.
Over the last four years, Murutu has doubled up as boda boda rider and a part-time worker at a garage in Kitengela where he makes between Shs 500-Shs 600 per day.
Currently, he lives with his family in a single room his mother used to live in before she relocated to the village.
In his free time, he practices at a gym within the garage alongside his peers, who regard him so highly.
"Sometimes I'm ashamed when I see my fellow youths praising me when I'm training with them yet I live in squalor," he said.
He says he wouldn't like them to emulate him and that despite all his misfortunes, he still hopes to bounce back.
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Zeigt Musikschülern, wie man anders in die Tasten haut.
Alberto Pizzo joins the Yamaha family and becomes an official Yamaha Artist. Born in Naples in 1980, Alberto Pizzo began studying the piano at a young age. In 2004 he graduated at Conservatorio San Pietro a Majella in Naples and took part in many national and international piano contests. In 2006 he obtained a second level degree in Concert Piano at the same Conservatory in Naples. In 2007, as solo pianist, he performed the music for a Rai International show about Vincenzo Bellini and for GEO & GEO, a RaiTre show. In 2009 Alberto held a concert at the Japan Stock Exchange as a solo artist and with soprano Yuki Sumani. In 2010 he entered Palco Reale of Gianni Sergio.
Aleš Klančar is a Yamaha Artist and plays YTR-9335CH and YTR-9445CH.


After 6 months of qualifying sessions, the Chicagoland Pinball League had their finals this past weekend (July 13th, 2013). 24 out of the 36 players qualified for the A, B and C finals.
In the C division, [player]Mike Vinikour[/player] (ranked 1609th in the world) defeated [player]Bryan Jozwiak[/player] (ranked 1038th in the world) for 1st place. [player]Chuck Czygrn[/player] (ranked 1567th in the world) finished 3rd.
In the B division, [player]Brian Lamug[/player] (ranked 1782nd in the world) defeated [player]Jason Weibel[/player] (ranked 1608th in the world) for 1st place. Proud new father [player]Steven Perotti[/player] (ranked 1504th in the world) finished 3rd.
In the A division, [player]Josh Sharpe[/player] (ranked 15th in the world) defeated [player]Dave Hegge[/player] (ranked 101st in the world) for 1st place. Regular season champion, and current world #1 [player]Zach Sharpe[/player] finished 3rd.
Full results of the regular season can be found HERE. Final standings can be found HERE. Video footage of the final match between Josh and Dave was also recorded. That footage can be viewed HERE.


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Northern pike, sometimes referred to as water wolves, are an invasive species that were introduced to Colorado in the 1950s. In the 1970s, these fish were released into the Yampa River and eventually into all other Northwestern waters in Colorado.
They are an unwanted predator, illegally introduced, and will continue to impact the health and prosperity of the Elkhead Reservoir and Yampa River unless we take action as a community.
These predators can grow to over 3 feet long and weigh more than 30 pounds. Combine this with their ability to provide a great fight to fisherman, excellent taste when prepared properly and increasing availability to catch, the northern pike has become one of the most sought after fish for anglers across the United States.
Unfortunately, since this species is not particularly picky with its food, it has wreaked havoc on native fish species for decades. Here in the Yampa, many of our endangered fish have fallen victim to the northern pike, including the razorback sucker, bonytail chub, Colorado pikeminnow and humpback chub.
The northern pike was initially stocked by fishery managers into salmon reservoirs to provide sport fishing opportunities for anglers, and to control various fish prey such as catostomidae, or more commonly known as suckerfish. Populations of northern pike quickly became established in these recreational waters but rapidly got out of control.
Escapement of northern pike from reservoirs into river systems, including illegal stocking of these predators in Western Colorado, has created habitat health concerns amongst fishing communities, conservationists and fishery managers alike.
Precautions have already been taken recently to contain these unwanted predators. At Elkhead Reservoir last year, a net was installed on the reservoir spillway to help prevent the escapement of northern pike and smallmouth bass into the Yampa River.
So what can you and I do to help counter this unwanted predator? Simply fish more.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife have taken further measures in controlling the northern pike population by legally allowing bowfishing and spearfishing for the taking of these species.
If you are an angler and you catch a northern pike, don't release it. These fish are excellent for cooking and taste great when prepared properly and cooked with the correct ingredients.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife encourages public participation in the containment of this invasive species. It is up to everyone involved in the fishing and water activity community to try and do their part in helping preserve the waters in our beloved corner of the state.


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Q: Usercontrol in datatemplate out of sync So I want to have multiple tabs with a usercontrol in it, depending on how many items there are in a list. so I think this shoudn t be too hard but .... I start with a new window to make a tabcontroller and bind its itemsource(of the tabcontroler to the list):
<Window x:Class="xxxxx.extraforms.frmownedchamps"
        xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
        xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
               xmlns:sp="clr-xxxxx.usercontrols.ucoptions"
        Title="frmownedchamps" Height="593" Width="350" Loaded="Window_Loaded_1" ResizeMode="NoResize" WindowStyle="None" ShowInTaskbar="False">
    <Grid>
        <TabControl Name="thetabcontrol">
            <TabControl.ItemTemplate>
                <DataTemplate>

                    <StackPanel>
                        <Label  Content="{Binding name}" />
                    </StackPanel>

                </DataTemplate>
            </TabControl.ItemTemplate>

            <TabControl.ContentTemplate>
                <DataTemplate DataType="{x:Type sp:ucownedchampviewer}" >
                    <sp:ucownedchampviewer strname="{Binding Path=name}" strcode="{Binding Path=code}" clclist="{Binding Path=list}" teller="{Binding Path=teller}"  />
                </DataTemplate>
            </TabControl.ContentTemplate>
        </TabControl>

    </Grid>
</Window>

once the window get loaded it only does thetabcontrol.ItemsSource = settings.clclist;
the clclist is this:
     public static List<clc> clclist { get; set; }

    public void methodblabla()
    {
     foreach( xml blabla)
    {
    clc clctemp = new clc(xmlname, xmlcode);
    clclist.Add(clctemp);
    }
    }

the clc class is:

 public class clc
        {
            private static int counter = 0;
            public int teller { get; set; }
            public String name { get; set; }
            public String code { get; set; }
            public ObservableCollection<champion> list { get; set; }
            public clc(String name, String code)
            {

                this.name = name;
                this.code = code;
                teller = counter;
                counter++;
                makelist();
            }
            public void makelist()
            {
                var bytes = Convert.FromBase64String(code);
                var values = new System.Collections.BitArray(bytes);
                list = new ObservableCollection<champion>();
                int aantal = champions.list.Count;
                int teller = 0;
                int counter = 0;
                for (int x = aantal; x != 0; x--)
                {
                    if (values[x - 1] == true)
                    {
                        list.Add(champions.getchampbyid(counter + 1));
                        teller++;
                    }
                    counter++;
                }
            }
        }

my usercontrol:
<UserControl x:Class="xxxxx.usercontrols.ucoptions.ucownedchampviewer"
             xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
             xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
             xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"
             xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
              xmlns:sp="clr-namespace:xxxxx"
             mc:Ignorable="d"
             d:DesignHeight="564" d:DesignWidth="350" Loaded="UserControl_Loaded">
    <Grid Height="624">
        <Grid.Resources>
            <Style x:Key="Ownedstyle" TargetType="{x:Type ListViewItem}">
                <Setter Property="Background" Value="Red"></Setter>
                <Style.Triggers>
                    <DataTrigger Binding="{Binding strowned}" Value="Yes">
                        <Setter Property="Background" Value="Green"></Setter>
                    </DataTrigger>
                </Style.Triggers>
            </Style>
        </Grid.Resources>
            <StackPanel Margin="0,0,0,12">
            <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal" Margin="5">
                <TextBox Name="txtclc" Width="250" Margin="2" Text="{Binding Path=strcode ,RelativeSource={RelativeSource FindAncestor, AncestorType={x:Type UserControl}}}" />
                <Button Name="btnload" Content="Save" Click="btnsave_Click" Width="55" Margin="2"/>
            </StackPanel>
            <Line Margin="2" />
            <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal" Margin="5" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" Width="350">
                <TextBlock VerticalAlignment="Center">Filter:</TextBlock>
                <TextBox Name="txtfilter" Height="30" Grid.Column="0" TextChanged="txtfilter_TextChanged" Margin="5" Width="250" />
                <Label Name="lblaantal"></Label>
            </StackPanel>
            <ListView Name="lsvallchamps"  Grid.Column="0" Grid.Row="1" Grid.RowSpan="1" Height="410" Width="auto" ItemContainerStyle="{StaticResource Ownedstyle}" ItemsSource="{Binding Path=clclist ,RelativeSource={RelativeSource FindAncestor, AncestorType={x:Type UserControl}}}" >
                <ListView.View>
                    <GridView>
                        <GridViewColumn Width="60">
                            <GridViewColumn.CellTemplate>
                                <DataTemplate>
                                    <Image HorizontalAlignment="Center" VerticalAlignment="Center" Width="50" Height="50" Source="{Binding image}" Stretch="Fill"></Image>
                                </DataTemplate>
                            </GridViewColumn.CellTemplate>
                        </GridViewColumn>
                        <GridViewColumn Width="120" DisplayMemberBinding="{Binding name}">
                            <GridViewColumnHeader Content="name" Tag="name" Click="SortClick"/>
                        </GridViewColumn>
                        <GridViewColumn Width="130" DisplayMemberBinding="{Binding strroles}">
                            <GridViewColumnHeader Content="strroles" Tag="strroles" Click="SortClick" />
                        </GridViewColumn>
                    </GridView>
                </ListView.View>
            </ListView>
            <Button Content="testknop" Click="Button_Click" />
            <Button Content="Hide" Name="btnhide" Width="150" Height="35" Margin="5" Click="btnhide_Click"></Button>
        </StackPanel>
    </Grid>
</UserControl>

Sorry for so much code, but mayby better too much then too less code. The problem is that I want the button btnsave to save the txtclc.text to the code and make a new list of it, (and then the listview should be automaticly changed according to it since it is binded to it)
However once I use the code
   private void btnsave_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            settings.clclist[teller].code = txtclc.Text;
            settings.clclist[teller].makelist();
        }

It does change it! I can see it with debug.writeline that the value has changed in the clclist. BUT the listview in this tab doesn t change! ONLY if I go to an other tab, then back to the first one then it has changed with the right champions. There even is a 2nd problem. O But if I go to an other tab(usercontrol) the txtclc.text is changed as well to the first one! also the list is not updated on the usercontrol, on neither! however the makelist method should change it?
Sorry for this LONG question however I ve been googeling alot and no luck for this problem.
SOLUTION:
Replace Text="{Binding Path=strcode ,RelativeSource={RelativeSource AncestorType={x:Type UserControl}}}" with Text="{Binding Path=code}" in the usercontrol. and add INotifyPropertyChanged to the clc class, Thx to Rachel!

A: You have two problems here.
The first, is that your classes don't implement INotifyPropertyChanged, so the UI has no idea that it's objects have changed. Make your clc class implement this interface, and raise the PropertyChanged event when the code and name properties change so the UI knows to update.
The second problem is that by default, WPF will re-use a template if possible. For example, your TabControl is creating one instance of your UserControl, and when you switch tabs it is simply changing the DataContext behind the UserControl. If txtclc.Text is not bound to something in the DataContext, then it will not change because you are viewing the exact same TextBox regardless of which tab you are viewing. The solution is to add a property to your DataContext object to store the Text of the txtclc TextBox, and bind the property.

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