Live music, free food, dance groups and a soccer tournament are just a few of the activities planned for the second annual Hispanic Fall Fiesta at Volunteer State Community College in Gallatin. Fiesta de otoño, as it is known in Spanish, will be held on Saturday, October 11. Organizers say 450 people turned out last year, and they expect an even bigger crowd this year.
"The word of mouth about this event has been incredible," said Eric Melcher, Communications Coordinator for Vol State. "People are really excited and I think we'll have a big turnout."
The Fiesta celebrates Hispanic culture. The Nashville band Son Latino will be performing outside on the campus plaza, along with dance groups Salsa Maniacs and the Hispano Americo Dance Troupe. There will be a soccer tournament running all day long. It will be a half-field, half-team elimination competition with prizes for the top teams. Players and teams can sign up starting at 10 a.m. People will show off their favorite family recipes during a Latin American food cook-off contest, which will feature dishes from many different countries. That contest is sponsored by the Sumner Hispanic Alliance which is also helping to organize the Fiesta itself.
"We've had so many people tell us how much they enjoyed the Fiesta last year," said Cristina Frasier, Chairperson for the Hispanic Alliance. "We want to make sure it's even bigger and better this year. Aside from the fun of the cook-off contest we have an entire health fair planned. We'll have screenings for blood pressure and information about all sorts of health issues and resources. We'll have lots of Spanish translators available so people can feel comfortable in both languages."
There will be Hispanic themed story telling in Spanish and English. Kids can also enjoy inflatable games, and face painting.
"The Fiesta is an event for the whole family" said Melcher. "We're encouraging people to bring a blanket or lawn chairs, and spend the day. And it's not just for Hispanics, we hope everyone will come out and have fun."
The Hispanic Fall Fiesta at Vol State is free. It will be held rain or shine, with the college Gym being used in case of bad weather. The Fiesta de otoño will be held on Saturday, October 11 from 10am to 4pm on the Vol State campus at 1480 Nashville Pike in Gallatin. There will be free food and drinks at noon and events scheduled throughout the day. For more information visit www.hispanictennessee.blogspot.com or in English call 615-230-3570 and in Spanish 615-230-4846.


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Brunton to Broadway – final review
It took the best part of four years but the Broadway to Brunton Lane cycle lanes and new pedestrian crossings have now been completed.
In December 2015, responding to the Council's initial consultation, we said "Currently this is a busy dual carriageway with frequent busses and fast-moving traffic: it is hard for pedestrians to cross and is largely unsuited to all but the bravest of cyclists."
Now crossing is easier and local residents can cycle safely in relative comfort along this stretch of road, and it is now one of the few places in Newcastle where it is possible to cycle safely along a main road. The route has even won an award for being the CIHT North East & Cumbria Sustainability Project of The Year. It is undoubtedly a significant step forward in creating a Safe Pedestrian And Cycling Environment for Gosforth.
In the current COVID-19 pandemic, it also allows people to use a cycle to exercise or go to local shops, and the cycle lane can also be used by people walking if they need to pass others while keeping 2m distance. The Government is suggesting workers should walk or cycle more as restrictions start to be eased so it will help that as well.
That said, we should always look to see where the design could have been better or more consistent so it can be improved on in future plans. If the Council wants Newcastle to be "one of the easiest, greenest and safest cities to get around" it still has a way to go to beat the likes of Amsterdam or Copenhagen, but this is definitely a step in the right direction.
We have included some examples at the end of the blog to show how streets have been laid out in similar locations in the Netherlands.
Route Review – North Bound
The new route starts at Broadway Roundabout connecting to the previously installed Regent Centre to Broadway Roundabout cycle lanes. That previous scheme has people walking and cycling sharing the same space by the roundabout but that ends at the start of the new route, marked with a bollard.
N1 Transition from Broadway Roundabout
For the first part of the cycle lane, the Council have used bolt-down kerbs keeping the cycle lane at road level. The picture below shows the cycle lane still uses less space than the pavement or either of the two road lanes, and possibly also less than the central median.
We understand the original plan was to have the route at pavement height but this approach was adopted to avoid complications with having to reroute utilities under the road.
The bolt-down kerbs don't provide a lot of separation from traffic but are relatively comfortable and a good bit better than the Orcas used further south. Bolt-down kerbs are also a cheap and quick way of introducing cycle routes. In our response to Newcastle City Council's Call for Evidence on Climate Change we recommended bolt-down kerbs as one of our "Quick Wins" to enable people to cycle safely within the city.
N2 By the City of Newcastle Golf Club
At the next junction, green tarmac is used to show the cycle lane continues across the entrance to the golf club, so traffic into or out of the club has to wait for people cycling along the main road to pass. The end of the bolt-down kerbs is marked by a black and white 'wand' and stops relatively close to the entrance so vehicles don't encroach into the cycle lane and have to slow before turning.
N3 Green tarmac crossing the Golf Club entrance
A new crossing has been installed by the Three-Mile footbridge, This was proposed to help people cross who couldn't use the footbridge and was subject to a separate consultation.
Although some people think footbridges are safer, there is a body of evidence that suggests the opposite because they encourage drivers to go faster, which means that when collisions do happen they are more serious. See for example this article from the Institute of Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP): Pedestrian Bridges Make Cities Less Walkable. Why Do Cities Keep Building Them?
N4 Pedestrian crossing and footbridge by the Three Mile Inn
As the cycle lane is part of the road, people cycling northbound are expected to stop when the pedestrian crossing traffic lights turn red.
At the bus stop next to the bridge, the cycle lane temporarily goes back up to pavement height and passes in front of the bus shelter. The bus shelter was previously blocking the pavement, but has now been moved so people can walk past.
Usually there would be a separate space for people waiting for buses to stand next to the road (on the right of the cycle lane in the picture below) and this was the initial plan before the Council decided to retain the footbridge. Not having this extra space means there is a greater chance of conflict between people cycling and people getting on or off the bus.
N5 Bus stop opposite the Three Mile Inn
In the picture above you can also see a motorway-style crash barrier after the bus stop. This is to stop motor vehicles mounting the pavement and damaging the bridge and isn't anything to do with the cycle lane.
At the entrance to Bridge Park, the same green tarmac has been used to show the cycle lane has priority over the side road. This is consistent along the length of the route, although in some cases the give way lines also give priority to pedestrians crossing the side road, but not here for some reason.
N6 Entrance to Bridge Park
Unlike the green tarmac, the way the double-yellow lines have been drawn does seem to vary between junctions. In the picture above, for example, the lines on the main road and on the corner are separate but in the picture below on the far side of the crossing the lines are continuous. This is more a curiosity though than an issue with the cycle lane.
We're also unsure why there is only a single dashed line across the exit to the petrol station rather than a double line, which you would expect to show vehicles should give way.
N7 Petrol station exit
After the petrol station the route transitions up to pavement level and stays that way until Polwarth Drive roundabout. Rather than being separated by a kerb, the Council has used a raised white line to mark the boundary between the footway and cycle lane. This is fairly common, partly because it is easy to install, and no doubt also because it is cheaper than installing separate paths or kerb-separation. It also compensates to some extent for narrower cycle lanes or pavements as people cycling can use the footway to overtake and vice-versa.
N8 Cycle lane next to Greystoke Park
At Greystoke Park, there used to be a slip road that allowed traffic to exit the Great North Road without slowing. This has been replaced as retaining it would have created unnecessary risks for people crossing the road on foot or cycling.
When vehicles turn into Greystoke Park now they need to slow down in advance of turning and, if someone is crossing the road, there is space to wait off the Great North Road. Unlike at Bridge Park, the give way lines on exiting Greystoke Park also give priority to people crossing the road on foot. A raised crossing also helps to slow vehicles and means that people crossing can do so at the same level.
N9 Entrance to Greystoke Park
At Fencer Hill Park (picture below), there isn't space for the cycle path to bend away from the road so it continues in a straight line across the junction. Perhaps for future schemes the Council might consider making the footway and cycle path fully continuous across junctions as in the Dutch example at the end of this blog.
New tactile paving has been installed at this crossing as well as on other side road crossings along this route. This helps people with a visual impairment know that they are about to cross a road.
Designing for people with a visual impairment is important for any community, but is especially so for Gosforth as the city's Visual Impairment Additionally Resourced Centre is based at Gosforth Academy.
N10 Entrance to Fencer Hill Park
Just before the Polwarth Drive roundabout, the pavement and cycle lane bend away from the road to create additional spaces for residents to park their cars next to the road.
N11 The approach to Polwarth Drive roundabout
At the crossing there is a give-way and slow sign for people heading north. We aren't sure why priority has been given to people crossing rather than those travelling north. This is the equivalent situation to if a side road had been given priority over The Great North Road, and traffic travelling along the main road had to slow and give way to cars exiting the side roads. Again, it is unlikely to prove a major issue.
N12 Approaching the pedestrian and cycle crossing
This crossing is the only one on the route where there are separate walking and cycling paths. All the others have shared paths for people walking and cycling. Tactile paving is used to mark the edge of the cycle lane as well as the edge of the road.
N13 Pedestrian and cycle crossing
Between the crossing and Polwarth Drive the cycle track is two-way to create a direct two-way route between Brunton Park and McCracken Close. If this wasn't two way, people from Brunton Park would have to cycle north to the next set of lights past the entrance to Melton Park, crossing there then returning south to McCracken Close.
At the bus stop, there is plenty of space for people to alight from or wait for their bus well away from the cycle lane.
N14 Bus stop next to Polwarth Drive
The crossing at Polwarth is similar to the crossings on Broadway East and West but with a few differences. The first is that the only marked route is straight on across the crossing, whereas at Broadway roundabout it is possible to turn left without crossing the main road.
N15 Crossing Polwarth Drive
The second difference is that the crossing is not as wide as at Broadway which, along with the tighter turns on entry, does make the crossing a little more comfortable especially for people on foot. If there had been one exit lane to the roundabout, as was originally proposed, it might have been possible to make this narrower still or have a central island for people crossing on foot.
The Council revised this plan, to create two vehicle lanes exiting Brunton Park at the request of some Brunton Park residents following a meeting about trees and the stone bus shelters. As we said in our analysis of the proposed (Horrible) Haddricks Mill junction, according to the US Department of Transportation, "flaring the entry width from one to two lanes is likely to increase injury crashes by 25 percent".
The design for the entry to the Great North Road service road was also revised. Vehicles can still enter but the entrance has been narrowed and a gentle speed hump added to discourage higher driving speeds.
N17 The Great North Road service road entrance
The rest of the route up to Brunton Lane is on the service road, which has very little traffic. The only changes on this section are the addition of painted cycle signs on the road and the priority at the entrance to Norwood Avenue has been changed so vehicles entering from Norwood Avenue have to slow down and give way.
At the very north end of the route is Gosforth's original 'bus stop bypass' only rather than being bypassed by just a cycle lane it has a whole road going behind it.
N21 Bus stop bypass by Brunton Lane
The crossing you can just see on the right in the above photo was also due to be updated as part of the scheme to remove the large dog-leg in the middle. This, we understand, is due to be included in a future scheme connecting Brunton Lane with Gosforth Park and Wideopen.
Route Review – South Bound
S1 Bus stop opposite Brunton Lane
Starting again at the north end of the route going south, the first thing you would come across is a new bus stop bypass where the cycle lane passes behind the bus stop. This shelter has glass walls to give some protection from the wind but also to allow people at the bus stop to see oncoming buses and people cycling. There is also tactile paving to show guide people with a visual impairment where to cross the cycle lane.
S2 Showing tactile paving to cross the cycle lane
South of the bus stop the Council have planted somewhere between twenty five and thirty new trees on the grass verge and in the central reservation, replacing removed trees by a factor of about 5:1. These were added as part of the cycle scheme. Details of the tree removal and re-planting can be found here.
S3 Newly planted trees next to the cycle lane
At the next bus stop the cycle lane goes in front of the bus shelter.
S4 The cycle path passes in front of the stone bus shelter
This is a fairly common arrangement in the Netherlands at locations where space is limited. The picture below shows a bus stop from Haarlem. The main difference between the two locations is that people waiting at the Harleem bus stop can see much more clearly what is coming. They can also sit down while waiting.
Bus stop and cycle lane in Haarlem, Netherlands
Both at Haarlem and on the Great North Road there is tactile paving to show where to cross the cycle lane.
This design, has mitigated some of the concerns we raised about retaining the Stone bus shelters.
S5 Stone bus shelter and tactile paving
Where the cycle route meets the crossing just north of Newlands Avenue the route briefly becomes a shared space for walking and cycling. We think a design more like the parallel crossing south of Polwarth Drive, with a continuous cycle lane and separate tactile to cross the cycle lane and the road, would have made more sense at this location for people walking and cycling but it isn't a big issue.
S6 New toucan crossing just north of Newlands Avenue
Between the crossing and Newlands Avenue the route briefly becomes two-way to make it easier for people exiting Newlands Avenue wanting to travel north, rather than having to travel to the crossing south of Polwarth Drive and back again.
S7 Approaching Newlands Avenue
At Newlands Avenue, the side road has priority over people travelling along the main road. There doesn't appear to be any rational reason for this road to be different from all of the other side road junctions along the route. The main effect will be that people who are comfortable cycling in the bus lane will be encouraged to continue to do so. If Newlands Avenue is really that busy the Council might consider a zebra crossing for people walking north-south.
By the roundabout, the path has been widened and the railings have been removed. While railings have been used widely across the country in the past, evidence now suggests they have no real benefit for safety. Transport for London, in its Streetscape Guidance, says "there is no conclusive evidence that the inclusion of PGR [Pedestrian Guard Railings] at any type of pedestrian crossing or junction has any statistically significant effect on the safety record".
S8 Opposite Polwarth Drive
At the crossing south of the roundabout, the layout is similar to the other side. It does look from the picture below that the tactile paving on the left of the cycle path has been missed. We have informed the Council.
S9 Pedestrian and cycle crossing next to McCracken Close
At McCracken Close priority is again given to people walking and cycling along the main road so vehicles exiting from the side road have to give way.
S10 McCracken Close
After McCracken Close, the cycle path becomes separate from the pavement and, as it is slightly higher than the road, fencing has been installed. Part of the reason for the height difference is that tarmac was laid above the existing ground level rather than digging down to avoid damage to tree routes.
We have had feedback from SPACE for Gosforth members that the end of this section where it drops down again to pavement level can be slippy if there is ice or lots of leaves. We have provided feedback separately to the Council about the (lack of) maintenance for walking and cycling paths in winter, which we are told is not currently possible due to budget pressures.
S11 Raised cycle lane south of McCracken Close
At the entrance to Fencer Court, the paths join up again.
S12 Entrance to Fencer Court
This is followed by a long section with no crossings or driveways. The bollard, one of many along the route, shows that one side should be for walking and one for cycling. In the Dutch example at the top of this blog, bollards like this are not needed because the cycle path is clearly marked in a different colour tarmac. The Dutch approach means less street clutter and fewer hard objects that people might crash into.
S13 South of Fencer Court
At the bridge over the Ouseburn the motorway-style barrier has been retained, just like on the other side of the road, to protect the bridge from damage from motor vehicles.
S14 Crossing the Ouseburn
At the crossing by the Three Mile Inn, people cycling can continue without having to stop for the lights. For people on foot, crossing the cycle lane is more akin to crossing one of the many side roads on the route, and probably safer, so lights are not required.
S15 Toucan crossing next to Three Mile Inn
The design of the south-bound bus stop by the Three Mile Inn (below) is much closer to the example we shared from Haarlem above, with the shelter providing shelter and somewhere to sit as well as good visibility north to see oncoming buses and bicycles.
S16 Bus stop south of the Three Mile Inn
Near the end of the route by Broadway roundabout, the cycle track is no longer level and instead drops to road level by each driveway and then back up to pavement level in between. This may cause issues for people cycling who have a disability or are carrying children or heavy luggage. We discuss this issue in our blog Inclusive Cycling – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. It also makes for quite an uncomfortable experience for anyone travelling at a reasonable speed.
From the picture you can see that this is just replicating the existing line of the pavement. We did ask that the pavement be made level and the cycle path along with it, but were told that the Council have to design to government standards which require a shallow gradient for cars exiting driveways, and that this take priority over people walking, cycling, pushing buggies or people in wheelchairs, all of whom will be affected by this. The Conservative Government did promise in its 2019 election manifesto that they would soon publish new design standards for cycling so we hope this will be resolved as part of the new standards although at the time this blog was published these standards had still not been released.
Newcastle City Council isn't the only local authority to do this. For example there is quite an extreme example of this in Cheshire that looks even more like a BMX track than a pavement and cycle lane.
S17 Approaching the Broadway Roundabout
The car in the distance on the picture above is a local resident who has pulled briefly onto the cycle lane out of the way of moving traffic before reversing into their drive. This means when they are exiting their drive they are facing forward and can see oncoming traffic as well as people walking and cycling.
There are issues with vehicles being parked on the pavement and cycle lane along this section of the Great North Road but this was not one of them.
Rather disappointingly, the final short section of the route is at road level and becomes an advisory cycle lane only separated from the main carriageway by a painted line. Because of the lack of separation, some people cycling might choose to use the pavement for a short distance.
A better solution would have been to install bolt-down kerbs like on the north-bound lane. Installing bolt-down kerbs along this section would also have allowed the route to stay level with the carriageway rather than going up and down. The vehicle lanes at this point are still quite wide, and might even benefit from being narrowed to reduce speeds in the approach to the roundabout, so there is space to do this.
Research into child cycling has shown that parents quite reasonably do not regard paint-separated lanes to be suitable for child cycling and our experience in Gosforth is that cars regularly encroach on painted cycle lanes. As this stretch is likely to be used by school children, we hope the Council will fix this and provide safe onward connectivity to local schools including Broadway East and Gosforth Park First Schools, Gosforth East Middle School and St. Oswald's RC Primary School.
A car encroaches in the cycle lane at Regent Centre traffic lights
Overall, as we said at the start, this is definitely a step in the right direction. Prior to this route being installed, cycling along this section of road felt very dangerous, and the extra crossings will help people walking local journeys. Even just using this a few times it is obvious there are more people out cycling than there were previously, including unaccompanied older children.
The key lessons we think for the Council in planning future main-road routes are:
Ensuring designs are inclusive, so that they enable a wider range of people to cycle, including people with disabilities, parents with children and existing cyclists. That includes ensuring sufficient width so a parent and child can cycle together.
Setting standards for cycle lanes e.g. green tarmac, so that the number of bollards can be minimised, and a design speed. Government guidance suggests that cycle lanes should be designed to allow someone cycling to do so at 20mph even if the average speed is more likely to be closer to 12mph.
Coming up with a design for continuous pavement and cycle lanes across side roads, much like in the Dutch examples, to maintain main-road priority. People cycling shouldn't have to slow down at side junctions any more than someone who is driving a car along a main road.
Making sure pavements and cycle lanes stay at a level rather than going up and down at driveways.
Implementing at pace. If this had been implemented immediately after the original consultation we would have benefited from the new cycle lane and crossings for three additional years at no extra cost.
The Council also, more recently, mentions its investment in cycling as a way of combatting Climate Change. We don't think this scheme will make much difference to carbon emissions because it has not included any changes that would reduce or slow traffic along the Great North Road. At the time of the consultation this was presented as a good thing, however if the Council is now serious in addressing Climate Change and removing vehicle lanes might be possible, the extra space freed up would almost certainly make it easier to design a high quality route.
For comparison, here is an explanation of how a typical main road / minor road junction works in the Netherlands, taken from the BicycleDutch blog A common urban intersection in the Netherlands.
Both the Dutch and local junctions have raised humps, give way markings and space for a vehicle to wait off the main carriageway. The main difference is that in the Netherlands the cycle route has a continuous surface so it is much clearer that it continues through the junction.
Another common approach seen here on Biltstraat, a local shopping street in Utrecht, is to have a continuous pavement as well so it is absolutely clear that people walking and cycling on the main road have priority over traffic on the minor road. This is similar to our proposal for Pedestrian Priority on Gosforth High Street, which the Council consulted on but never implemented.
This fairly average street in Ijmuiden in the Netherlands (below) has a clearly marked, level straight-line route, which gives much greater separation from traffic and continues through side junctions giving people walking and cycling priority over turning vehicles.
Here is another example, of a more suburban street like the Great North Road with a central reservation with trees, bus stop and side road entrance.
This may also interest you...
Broadway to Brunton Cycle Lane – Consultation Review
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Broadway to Brunton Lane – Comments by 21 December 2015
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Ali McLean May 22, 2020 at 6:22 am
It's been hugely encouraging to see so many families using the lanes during lockdown. They are also noticeably busy during school run times, so much so that an experienced cyclists will avoid them in order to make progress.
I don't believe there is adequate signage at McCracken Park, motorists are not slowing as the enter or exit. Indeed, many seem to think that entrance can be achieved on just two of their four wheels.
I also think there should be more speed limit signage on this stretch. Many motorists are clearly well over the limit and when darker and damper days return this will present a greater danger to those using the cycle and pedestrian lanes.

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Livestock Assistance Program signup begins
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The payments, which will be made for grazing losses that occurred in 2001 or 2002, were authorized by the Agricultural Assistance Act of 2003. When the sign-up period ends (Oct. 24, 2003), the total value of all applications will be determined and if in excess of $250 million will be adjusted proportionately.
"This program will provide additional relief to livestock producers who suffered grazing losses due to drought, severe weather and related causes, and have limited safety net and risk management tools available," said Veneman.
Under the Livestock Assistance Program, a producer's grazing land must be located in a county that was declared a primary disaster area under a presidential or secretarial declaration. The county must have been approved after Jan. 1, 2001, and a designation requested no later than Feb. 20, 2003, and subsequently approved. Contiguous counties are not eligible.
For those counties designated as a disaster area for 2001 or 2002, additional LAP eligibility criteria must be met for each year. A county must have suffered at least a 40-percent grazing loss for three or more consecutive months in a calendar year in order to be eligible for that year.
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LAP is a grazing loss program. However, payments are on a per head basis of eligible livestock, including beef and dairy cattle, buffalo, beefalo, sheep, goats, swine and certain equine animals. A producer must have control of adequate grazing land to support the eligible livestock.
During 2001 or 2002, a livestock producer must have suffered a 40 percent or greater loss of grazing production for three or more consecutive months due to drought, hot weather, disease, insect infestation, flood, fire, hurricane, earthquake, severe storm or other natural disasters.
The 2003 Act required that an adjusted gross income (AGI) limitation apply, a change from previous LAPs. Also, LAP payments to a producer will be reduced by the amount of assistance received by that producer under previous Livestock Compensation Programs (LCP-I, LCP-II) and the 2002 Cattle Feed Program.
A producer must possess beneficial and financial interests in eligible livestock that have been owned or leased for at least three months. A $40,000 payment limitation also applies to LAP assistance.
USDA has developed a Web site that provides producers with one convenient location for details on new and existing disaster assistance. The Web site can be accessed at http://disaster.usda.gov/


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Emmy Award Winners 2017: Hulu's 'Handmaid's Tale' Win Heralds Television's New 'Big Three'
Last year, when Jill Soloway accepted her Emmy Award for directing Transparent, she hoisted it in the air and hollered "topple the patriarchy!" At the time, she was talking about trans rights, civil rights, and the feminist movement, mostly on TV but globally, too. Twelve months later, The Handmaid's Tale, a show where the patriarchy literally rules all and women's only hope of survival is to topple it, won the Emmy for Outstanding Drama, becoming first series from a streaming service to do so.
The win didn't just cement Hulu's position alongside Netflix and Amazon as creative class leaders. Along with a strong overall showing by Netflix, it underscored that streaming's Big Three now hold the same vaunted space that the major broadcast networks did for much of the 20th century.
For decades, TV was ruled by NBC, ABC, and CBS—the so-called Big Three—but in the last 15 years, their grip on the industry was loosened thanks to "prestige" shows from the likes of HBO, AMC, and Showtime. Those networks, and others like them, were able to move past TV's traditional gatekeepers by making shows that didn't have to be primetime-friendly (read: full of sex and gunplay and without laugh tracks) and didn't even necessarily have to appease advertisers. Now, completely unencumbered by television scheduling and bolstered by huge Silicon Valley budgets, a new class of networks—led by Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu—is taking over.
All told, streaming services—Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu—took home 32 Emmys this year during yesterday's ceremony and the Creative Arts awards the weekend before. Granted, HBO by itself collected 29 awards, even without the help of Game of Thrones, but streaming services still drummed up more awards than the original Big Three networks (NBC, ABC, and CBS) garnered this time around: 26. It's also more than the networks that helped launch Hulu—NBC, ABC, Fox—pulled in: 27. And the bulk of those wins came from pushing the kind of norms-toppling programming that helped TV-that's-not-really-TV stand out in the first place.
During Sunday night's ceremony, the Television Academy did a fair amount of self-congratulating for the industry's diversity. And while it's true that a lot of Emmys went to shows that feature women, people of color, and LGBTQ characters, those awards have been slow to come. When Donald Glover won last night for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series for Atlanta, he became the first black man to do so. When Master of None's Lena Waithe won the award for best writing for a comedy series, she became the first black woman to do so (presumably the first queer black woman to do so as well). That's not great, Bob. But the fact of the matter is, Emmys can only be given to shows that actually get made, and in the play-it-safe world of La La Land, it's been streaming services that make the bolder, braver shows.
Take Netflix, for example. When that service initially got into making TV rather than re-packaging it, it did so with House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black, which used the story of a middle-class white lady's time in prison as an opportunity to tell the stories of transwomen and women of color. (Creator Jenji Kohan literally called her protagonist a "Trojan horse.") The awards followed. Soon after, Transparent made Amazon an awards contender, a show that, in Soloway's words, finds its heroes in "unlikable Jewish folk, queer folk, trans folk." And now here comes Hulu, which just planted its own Emmys flag thanks to a show that—its problematic relationship with race notwithstanding—focuses on the ways society can strip women of their agency. It even nabbed an Emmy for star Elisabeth Moss—something not even Mad Men could do.
The Emmys rewarded cable's efforts as well. In her acceptance speech for Big Little Lies, HBO's most-awarded show, Reese Witherspoon encouraged studios to "bring women to the front of their own stories." It's a good thing HBO did; otherwise it would've been sucking wind compared to its streaming network contemporaries.
It's also worth noting that while Netflix nabbed a few Creative Arts Emmys for Stranger Things, the show got shut out during the telecast. It also only got one award last night for its expensive critical darling The Crown—for John Lithgow for best supporting actor in a drama series. Meanwhile, its big winners were Master of None, which won for Waithe's excellent episode about a young woman coming out to her mother, and anthology series Black Mirror, which won two awards for "San Junipero"—an installment that used sci-fi tropes to tell a queer love story in an era that didn't really have many of those (the 1980s, roughly). Amazon got shut out during Sunday night's show, but considering Hulu picked up the slack and then some, it should be clear that, creatively, television is evolving to have a new Big Three—none of which are actually, you know, on TV in the traditional sense.
Streaming services have long supported diverse, ambitious, genre-breaking shows is kind of an old tale at this point. What's astounding is that there are now three major players in this space. The easiest joke to make about TV in the last few years has been that there's just too damn much of it to watch, but The Handmaid's Tale's big night just proved there's still room at the top for more. Hulu will obviously see this as a sign that they should do more original programming, audacious original programming. So will their contemporaries—online and off. At the end of last night's ceremony, when Handmaid's took home the big award, showrunner Bruce Miller ended his speech by telling the entire television industry that there were goals to accomplish, that there were a lot of tales that—because of suppression or perceived lack of interest—hadn't been told, and it was time to find places to start telling them. "Go home and get to work," he said. "We have a lot of things to fight for."
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5 tech trends that have Turing Award winners worried
Technology has considerable potential to make the world better, but those benefits are far from guaranteed. Plenty of downsides can pop up along the way, and some of them have Turing Award winners especially worried.
1. The internet echo chamber
"Technology by itself is not evil, but people can use it for bad things," Barbara Liskov, an Institute Professor at MIT, told an audience of journalists Thursday at the Heidelberg Laureate Forum in Germany. "I do worry a lot about what's going on."
The ability to selectively filter out news and opinions that don't agree with one's own viewpoint is one of Liskov's top concerns.
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Posted on September 25, 2016 Author Joan RandolphCategories Cloud ComputingTags Award, tech, trends, Turing, Winners, worried
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Star2Star Named a CUSTOMER Contact Center Technology Award Winner
Sarasota, Florida (PRWEB)
Star2Star Communications, developers of "The World's Most Scalable Cloud Communications Solution," today announced that the company's StarCenter contact center was named as a 2015 CUSTOMER Contact Center Technology Award winner presented by CUSTOMER magazine.
This tenth-annual Contact Center Technology Award honors vendors and technologies that have embraced technology as a key tool for customer service excellence. This award distinguishes their success as innovators, thought leaders, and market movers in the contact center and customer care industries.
"This award is the latest in a long series of wins for Star2Star," said Michelle Accardi, Chief Marketing Officer. "We've made several key enhancements to StarCenter, including improved reporting and alerting tools that are extremely easy to deploy," she continued.
StarCenter is a full-featured inbound contact center, available as an optional service for Star2Star customers of any size. StarCenter is provided as a service, so it does not require any additional hardware or software.
About Star2Star:
Founded in 2006 in Sarasota, Florida, Star2Star Communications delivers the World's Most Complete and Scalable Cloud Communications Solution. Star2Star's award-winning, patent-pending Constellation™ Network overcomes the reliability and quality limitations of other communications technologies.
In the past four years, Star2Star was named to the Forbes Most Promising Companies list, the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 three times, and the Inc. 500|5000 four times. Star2Star also recently received Inc. Magazine's Hire Power Award honoring the top private business job creators in the country. The company was recognized by Gartner in their 2014 Magic Quadrant for Unified Communications as a Service, and was named by Infonetics as a Top 10 Hosted Business VoIP/UC Provider.
Star2Star Communications solutions are sold through a diversified network of partners that include distributors, master agents, managed service providers and certified installing dealers. Available across North America, Star2Star systems are used by hundreds of thousands
Posted on July 22, 2015 July 22, 2015 Author Joan RandolphCategories ArticlesTags Award, Center, Contact, Customer, Named, Star2Star, technology, Winner
DataBank Client Earns National Award for TIES Software
Minnetonka, MN (PRWEB)
TIES, a business intelligence and analytics software solution developed in full by DataBank for Minnesota's Crow Wing County Community Services, received a Human Services Achievement Award from the National Association of Counties (NACo). The association recognizes 21 different categories each year looking for county governments that develop the most cutting-edge and impactful programs.
Vice President of Client Solutions at DataBank, Matt Charlson stated, "This was a good opportunity for the team at Databank to better understand and address the business process challenges stemming from a lack of visibility from a 360-degree, client-centric perspective. We have spent several years simplifying the paper-based business process within eligibility, child support enforcement, and many other program areas with electronic document management solutions. The next frontier is data analytics and breaking down the silos. We are excited for any chance we get to work with the counties and help enable their initiatives such as no wrong door and coordinated case management."
The TIES computer program is allowing for greater collaboration and compliance practices among workers both within and across programs, particularly by facilitating the Community Case Management (CCM) process, during which case managers communicate with one another about the needs of a client in common.
Sheila Skogen, community services operations manager at Crow Wing County said, "DataBank was very adaptable and worked closely with our team, our employees one on one, and our IT folks. Because they know the work so well, they could anticipate the pressure points and anticipate the staff that may have some resistance and/or learning curve issues. Engaging with these folks one on one and encouraging their growth meant everything to those staff and our leadership team."
About DataBank
As one of the largest business process automation companies in North America, DataBank offers scalable solutions that enable organizations to maximize productivity, reduce operational costs, and provide visible service level improvements. DataBank uses their 20+ years of experience to streamline document, data, and labor-intensive business processes with ECM software, workflow design and implementation, business process outsourcing and cloud (Saas) solutions. For more information on DataBank's solutions and services, please visit http://www.DataBankIMX.com or call 1-800-873-9426.
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Posted on July 21, 2015 July 21, 2015 Author Joan RandolphCategories ArticlesTags Award, Client, DataBank, Earns, National, software, TIES
Assemble Systems Wins Constructech 50 Award for 2015
Houston, TX (PRWEB)
Assemble Systems, the leading provider of model-data-management solutions for the construction industry, is pleased to announce that it has been named to Constructech magazine's Constructech 50. The Constructech 50 acknowledges the most innovative and influential technology vendors in the construction industry.
The 2015 Constructech 50 list is determined by the magazine's editors, who judge on certain criteria like ongoing growth and customer satisfaction, participation in education efforts for the community, and have a strong product aimed to help the construction industry, among others.
"We are honored to be recognized as a top provider of construction-based solutions designed to streamline processes and make the most out of BIM," says Howard Davis, CEO, Assemble Systems. "Our goal is to continue to be part of the construction industry's technology movement, and we will continue to innovate our solutions for tomorrow's leaders."
Assemble provides easy-to-use software that helps all members of a construction team extract data, add intelligence, and collaborate in real-time to make better decisions and deliver projects on time and in budget. The technology company also attends national and global conferences to stay at the forefront of BIM software. Recently, Assemble launched an Academic Program to educate university students who want to pursue a career in the AEC industry.
To learn more about Assemble Systems, please visit http://www.assemblesystems.com.
About Assemble Systems
Headquartered in Houston, TX, Assemble Systems is a BIM data management software company. Its flagship product Assemble is a cloud based platform allowing AEC firms to leverage BIM data for increased project insight, advanced project collaboration and data-driven decision making. Assemble is used today to manage over 1,400 projects. The Assemble Systems team includes technology experts and experienced architecture, engineering, and construction industry professionals who are addressing BIM interoperability for design, construction and operation. For more information, visit http://www.assemblesystems.com.
Posted on July 15, 2015 July 15, 2015 Author Joan RandolphCategories ArticlesTags 2015, Assemble, Award, Constructech, Systems, Wins
EY Announces Rightpoint Co-founders Ross Freedman and Brad Schneider as EY Entrepreneur Of The Year? 2015 Award Winners in the Midwest
Chicago, Ill (PRWEB) June 19, 2015
EY today announced that Co-founders Ross Freedman and Brad Schneider of Rightpoint, a technology and creative agency, received the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2015 Award in the Business Services category in the Midwest program. The award recognizes outstanding entrepreneurs who demonstrate excellence and extraordinary success in such areas as innovation, financial performance, and personal commitment to their businesses and communities. Ross and Brad were selected by an independent panel of judges, and the award was presented at a special gala event at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers on June 17, 2015.
"We are honored and humbled by the recognition from EY," said Ross. "This award is in large part a reflection of the Rightpoint team members and the 'intraprenurial' culture they've helped us build."
Headquartered in Chicago, with offices in Detroit and Denver, Rightpoint is an award-winning, technology and creative agency specializing in areas including, customer experience, employee engagement, custom application development, cloud strategy, CRM and mobile. Spanning a broad range of industries, Rightpoint's clients include marquee brands such as Aon, New Belgium Brewing, Exelon, Kellogg, and Jones Lang LaSalle.
"From Rightpoint's inception eight years ago, the entire company has been on a rewarding entrepreneurial journey," said Brad. "'Starting something from nothing' is at the heart of how we operate as a company. Now more than ever, we are excited to continue to infuse the entrepreneurial spirit into the fabric of our culture. Rightpoint has never had more energy and momentum. We are just getting started on our entrepreneurial journey."
Now in its 29th year, the program has honored the inspirational leadership of such entrepreneurs as Howard Schultz of Starbucks Coffee Company, Pierre Omidyar of eBay, Inc., and Mindy Grossman of HSN. Recent US national winners include Reid Hoffman and Jeff Weiner of LinkedIn; Hamdi Ulukaya, founder of Chobani; and 2014 winner Dr. David Hung, President and CEO and Chairman of Medivation.
As a Midwest award winner, Ross and Brad are now eligible for consideration for the Entrepreneur Of The Year 2015 national program. Award winners in several national categories, as well as the Entrepreneur Of The Year National Overall Award winner, will be announced at the annual awards gala in Palm Springs, California, on November 14, 2015. The awards are the culminating event of the EY Strategic Growth Forum®, the nation's most prestigious gathering of high-growth, market-leading companies.
Founded and produced by EY, the Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards are sponsored nationally by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and SAP America.
In the Midwest, program sponsors include: LaSalle Network, Benefitdecisions, PNC Bank, Merrill Corporation, Becker Professional Education, Smart Business, Cresa Chicago and 1871.
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EY Entrepreneur Of The Year is the world's most prestigious business award for entrepreneurs. The unique award makes a difference through the way it encourages entrepreneurial activity among those with potential and recognizes the contribution of people who inspire others with their vision, leadership and achievement. As the first and only truly global award of its kind, Entrepreneur Of The Year celebrates those who are building and leading successful, growing and dynamic businesses, recognizing them through regional, national and global awards programs in more than 145 cities in more than 60 countries.
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EY refers to the global organization, and may refer to one or more, of the member firms of Ernst & Young Global Limited, each of which is a separate legal entity. Ernst & Young Global Limited, a UK company limited by guarantee, does not provide services to clients. For more information about our organization, please visit ey.com.
About Rightpoint
Rightpoint creates world-class digital solutions that drive profitable growth and sustainable competitive advantage for some of the world's largest companies and most iconic brands. Driven by the firm's passion for pragmatic thinking, Rightpoint's business philosophy is to rethink the "typical" consulting model, combining attributes of management consulting, IT consulting, and creative agency services to help clients drive business results by solving strategic problems. Rightpoint's breadth of services include digital strategy, mobile, social, cloud, CRM and application development. With a client base of more than 250 companies, Rightpoint was named to Forbes' list of America's Most Promising Companies in 2014 and Crain's 50 Fastest Growing Companies in Chicago in 2014 and 2015. Rightpoint's pervasive "intrapreneurial" spirit, which ensures that clients "get it right" the first time, is the foundation by which Rightpoint has built a strong, national reputation for excellence.
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The myth of the seducer of women Don Juan (or in this case Don Giovanni) belongs to the world history of literature. This type of man is regarded as the personification of the instinctive libertine who disregards both the social order and divine laws and who ultimately despises the women whom he oppresses countlessly and arbitrarily.
W. A. Mozart's (1756-1791) ingenious librettist Lorenzo da Ponte was also taken with this demonic figure of the eternal seducer, to whom the composer left the choice of the theme. After the triumphant success of "Le nozze di Figaro", he was to write a new opera for the usual fee of one hundred ducats at the imperial request. Mozart's entire creative power flowed into "Don Giovanni" and left the world of opera with music of supernatural beauty, alternating between cheerful opera buffa and great tragedy. They are striking for their rapid changes and sharp contrasts: sweet love arias alternate with dark passages that emanate a sense of death. In addition to the lascivious figure of the protagonist Don Giovanni and the comic figure of his servant Leporello, the two female characters Donna Anna and Donna Elvira symbolize great humanity, while the commander, who finally dissolves the drama, symbolizes the higher forces.
Through the unique fusion of these highly inhomogeneous elements, Mozart's masterpiece is rightly considered one of the most perfect operas ever. Entertaining side note: Giacomo Casanova, Italian gallant and bon vivant par excellence, attended the premiere in Prague in 1787.
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"""Martel based parser to read ECell formatted files.

This is a huge regular regular expression for ECell, built using
the 'regular expressiona on steroids' capabilities of Martel.

http://www.bioinformatics.org/ecell2/
Notes:
Just so I remember -- the new end of line syntax is:
  New regexp syntax - \R
     \R    means "\n|\r\n?"
     [\R]  means "[\n\r]"

This helps us have endlines be consistent across platforms.

"""
# standard library
#http://www.bioinformatics.org/ecell2/
import string

# Martel
import Martel
from Martel import RecordReader
from Martel import Str
from Martel import AnyEol
from Martel import ToEol
from Martel import Group
from Martel import Alt
from Martel import Rep
from Martel import Rep1
from Martel import Any
from Martel import AnyBut
from Martel import Expression

# --- first set up some helper constants and functions
# Copyright 2001 by Katharine Lindner.  All rights reserved.
# This code is part of the Biopython distribution and governed by its
# license.  Please see the LICENSE file that should have been included
# as part of this package.

excluded_chars = ' ' + chr( 0x09 ) + chr( 10 ) + chr( 13 )

block_type = Group( "block_type", Expression.NoCase( Str( "Type" ) ) )
header_line = Group( "header_line", \
    block_type + ToEol())
tab = Group( "tab", Str( '\t' ) )
system_tag = Group( "system_tag", Expression.NoCase( Str( "system" ) ) )
reactor_tag = Group( "reactor_tag", Expression.NoCase( Str( "Reactor" ) ) )
substance_tag = Group( "substance_tag", Expression.NoCase( Str( "Substance" ) ) )
system_line = Group( "system_line", system_tag + ToEol() )
reactor_line = Group( "reactor_line", reactor_tag + ToEol() )
substance_line = Group( "substance_line", substance_tag + ToEol() )
continuation_line = Group( "continuation_line", tab + ToEol() )
include_line = Group( "include_line", Str( 'include' ) + ToEol())

substance_multiline = Group( "substance_multiline", \
    substance_line +
    Rep( continuation_line ) )

reactor_multiline = Group( "reactor_multiline", \
    reactor_line +
    Rep( continuation_line ) )

system_block = Group( "system_block", \
               Rep1( system_line ) )
reactor_block = Group( "reactor_block", \
               Rep1( reactor_multiline ) )
substance_block = Group( "substance_block", \
               Rep1( substance_multiline ) )
valid_block = Group( "valid_block",
    header_line +
    Alt( system_block, reactor_block, substance_block ) )
valid_contents = Group( "valid_contents", Rep1( valid_block ) )
ecell_record =  valid_contents

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Is 2018 going to be Year of the Woman?
With the gender pay parity deadline of the end of March, the anniversary of 100 years of women voting, the huge rise of campaigns such as #MeToo #BehindEveryGreatCity #DrawALine #TimesUp #WakingTheFeminists #PressforProgress #YearoftheWoman (yes, there really are that many!); I'm really starting to feel like 2018 could end up being one of those moments in history – the modern day Suffragettes movement – or it could all just fade away as we follow the next campaign, get overlooked by the male equivalent campaigns popping up – or that all these different campaigns mean that it is too diluted and therefore, ineffective. The problem is, campaigns aren't new.


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Yeshiva ed gadfly looking to Albany
By Special to NJJN January 10, 2018, 12:00 am Edit
Naftuli Moster: Eying a political bid in Rockland. MICHAEL DATIKASH
Naftuli Moster, a well-known advocate for better secular education in chasidic schools, announced he's considering taking on three-term Rockland County State Sen. David Carlucci in the Democratic primary this September.
The 31-year-old, who heads the advocacy group Young Advocates For Fair Education (YAFFED), decided to dip his toe into politics after failing to make headway through advocacy.
"It was basically that realization that I could probably accomplish a lot more if I had a seat at the table. At every step of the way I realized that there's this major discrepancy between YAFFED, and places like Agudath Israel and UJO [the chasidic Williamsburg-based United Jewish Organizations]. They have such political clout … we've got none of that," he said.
The soft-spoken Borough Park native is running in the 38th District, which covers the southern part of Rockland County, including the largely chasidic municipalities of Monsey, New Square and Kaser, as well as Ossining, Crotonville and Briarcliff Manor in Westchester.
Moster announced his potential run on Facebook last Wednesday evening. He said if he gets a positive response from at least 500 people in the next two weeks he will officially jump into the race. As of Thursday afternoon his post had 297 likes, 88 loves and 149 comments, overwhelmingly positive. Still, likes are cheap and proof of more solid support is solidly seen by how many people sign up for his email list and offer to volunteer. As of midday on Thursday, 35 people had signed up, about half of whom also offered to volunteer, Moster said.
Carlucci, who has run unopposed in the past three primaries and handily won those general elections with more than two-thirds of the vote, has been running on a progressive platform but is a member of the Independent Democratic Conference (IDC), which collaborates with Republicans, allowing them to remain in control of the Senate despite a one-seat Democratic majority.
It's that affiliation that Moster thinks will give him a "decent chance," despite Carlucci's far superior name recognition and the $410,000 Carlucci already has in his campaign coffers.
"There's the anti-IDC wave that's currently sweeping up here and in Rockland, in the 38th District, there are more specific issues that people are concerned about," Moster said, "and that is over development, education, especially the [chasidic-controlled] East Ramapo school board. In general there's a sense of corruption even among Democrats."
While Moster recognizes the David-versus-Goliath nature of his candidacy, he says that the ability to stretch scarce resources he demonstrated as executive director of YAFFED will take him a long way.
"I've done a good job bringing an issue to the surface, an issue that was buried, using very little resources," he said, noting. "I can manage to do a lot with a little, kind of like the Chanukah miracle I guess."
He says he believes the anti-IDC wave has fueled a desire to replace Carlucci.
"There's kind of like a thirst for an alternative and a lot of people, when they've heard my name and looked up what I've done, they're like: 'Wow, he's really gutsy and he's really capable and he'd be a great replacement for Carlucci."
Moster, who has a master's in social work from Hunter College, lives with his wife, who teaches college English, and their 8-month-old son in Clarkstown. Moster grew up in a large chasidic family in Borough Park. After struggling in college after attending a yeshiva that offered little secular instruction, he launched a campaign to get boys yeshivas to add more English and math instruction, and to teach such subjects as science, American history, and civics, which aren't taught at all in many chasidic yeshivas for boys. (His focus is on boys' yeshivas because girls aren't taught Talmud and they spend more time on secular subjects.)
Moster founded YAFFED in 2011, and after a campaign within the chasidic community and repeated meetings with education officials failed to produce change, he began working with a pro-bono law firm to sue city and state officials to get them to enforce the state law requiring private schools to offer a "substantially equivalent education" to that of public schools.
The campaign has made Moster a persona non grata among many chasidic officials, although YAFFED has a wide base of support from former chasids and a small but devoted contingent of supporters from within the chasidic community. In covering YAFFED, NJJN has spoken to a number of chasidic parents who would like a better secular education for their children but say that if they make their views public, they will be shunned. Moster said that he believes that at least a small contingent of chasidic voters in his district will support him in the voting booth, if not publicly.
Carlucci did not return phone calls requesting comment.
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