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Leono April 15, 2019 at 11:24
Secrets of the API of Android devices. Yandex Report
One of the main challenges of Android development is fragmentation. Almost every manufacturer changes Android to their needs. Developer Andrey Makeev listed the differences between vendor implementations and the original Android Open Source Project. From the report you can learn how to benefit from the individual features of the firmware on different devices.
- I have been programming since school, I have been developing it for Android for three years. Of these, I spent a year in Yandex, participated in projects such as Launcher and Phone.
I want to talk about how the fragmentation of the API of Android devices looks like - from the outside, from the side of application developers, and from the inside, from the point of view of developers of the platform and phones.
My report consists of two parts. First, let's talk about how the API is fragmented externally. Then we will go through the code - we will find out how the unique feature of the abstract telephone is realized, how the development is built.
API fragmentation is one of the parameters by which you can fragment a device. The most obvious and simplest is fragmentation according to the Android SDK, we encounter it every day, literally from the first days of development for Android. We know what and in which version of the API it appeared, that it was removed, that it was backed up, but it is still available, and which is already gone. As a rule, we use various support libraries from Google to simplify our lives. Much has already been done for us.
In our code, it looks something like this: we turn on some functionality, turn off some - depending on which version of the SDK we are currently in. If you use any, they usually do the same, but inside.
We will not focus on this type of fragmentation. The cons are known to everyone - we are forced to keep a whole fleet of devices with different versions in order to at least test our application. In addition, we are forced to write extra code. This is especially inconvenient when you just started developing for Android and it suddenly turns out: you need to learn what was there two or three years ago in order to support some old devices. Positive aspects: API is developing, technology is moving forward, Android is gaining new users, it is becoming more convenient for both developers and users.
How do we work with this? We also use libraries and are very happy when we refuse to support older versions. I think in the life of everyone who has been doing this for more than a year, there was such a moment. This is just happiness. This is an obvious and simple fragmentation option. Next up is Android type fragmentation. There are several of them. Android TV speaks for itself, Android Auto is mainly intended for car radios, Android Things - for IoT and similar embedded devices. W is Wear OS, the former Android Watch, watch for Android. We will try to consider how this looks from the side of the developer. And, most interestingly, let's try to consider how it looks from the inside.
Take two examples from developer.android.com. The first is Wear OS. What do we need to make an application? We add a compileOnly dependency to build.gradle and write two additional lines in the manifest: uses-feature android.hardware.type.watch and uses-library, which corresponds to the same package name as the library that we connected.
How do we implement something? We create an Activity, only in this case we do not expend a standard activity that we are used to working with, and not even a composite one, but WearableActivity, and call methods specific to it, in this case setAmbientEnabled (). So, we have a compileOnly dependency, that is, it does not get into the course of our application. Uses-library, which, apparently, forces the OS to connect these classes and this code to us in runtime on the device, and the new classes that we use.
Android Things API is practically no different. We do not prescribe uses-feature, only uses-library, compileOnly-dependency.
We create activity, in this case it is unique to the Android Things API, the PeripheralManager class. We are polling the GPIO and trying to pledge.
How will such an app behave on your phone? There are two options.
If we indicated that uses-library android: required = "true", then we did not fulfill the mandatory requirements of the PackageManager to install the application, and it basically refuses to install it. If we specified android: required = "false", then the application will be installed, but when we try to access the PeripheralManager class, we get NoClassDefFoundError, because there is no such class in standard Android.
What are the conclusions? We connect the compileOnly dependency only in order to get in touch with it during the assembly, and the classes that we use are waiting for us on the device, they are connected using certain lines in the manifest. Sometimes we prescribe a feature that is more often needed in order to distinguish on Google Play a device to which this application can or cannot be distributed.
I could not single out the negative sides of this type of fragmentation. Only those who developed will tell many stories about how they met completely incomprehensible unfamiliar bugs that they did not encounter on the phone. The positive side is that these are additional markets, additional users, additional experience, it is always good.
How to work with it? Write more applications. The general recommendation is to write more than one version of the application for all types of Android, but still do different ones. There should be less for a watch, for Android Things practically nothing of what is written on the phone is suitable, and so on. And use the libraries that Android developers and, sometimes, device developers provide us with.
The next least studied type of fragmentation is producer fragmentation. Each manufacturer, having received the source code - in rare cases it is AOSP, more often it is somehow modified by the hardware developers - makes changes to it. As a rule, we learn about the negative effects of this type of fragmentation from not the best channels - from negative reviews on Google Play, because someone has broken something. Or we learn this from crash analytics, when suddenly something crashes in an incomprehensible way, only on some specific devices. In the best case, we learn this from our QA, when something broke during their testing on a specific device.
On this topic, I have a wonderful story from our development Launcher. We got a bug report where the activity did not stretch to the full screen, and our favorite default wallpaper was not displayed at all. It was not decoded, an empty window showed. We didn't even have devices to reproduce it. By stretching to the screen, we were still able to find a low-end device on which it did not work, and quite easily fixed everything using android: resizeableActivity = "true" in the manifest. With the wallpaper, everything turned out much more complicated. About two days we tried to reach out and get more detailed information. In the end, they found out that on a number of devices either the codec for decoding progressive jpeg was implemented with bugs, when several compression algorithms were used on each other's results. In this case, we just wrote a lint-check, which fails the build when building the application, if we put wallpaper encoded in a progressive manner in the apk itself. Recoded all the wallpapers, repeated the situation on the backend, which distributes the rest of the wallpaper sets, and everything works great. But it cost us about two days of proceedings.
It looks something like this in code. Unpleasant, but unfortunately, like that. Usually these lines appear after a long debugging.
What guarantees does Google give us to ensure that the API is not broken so much that applications do not work in principle? First of all, there is a CDD, which describes what is possible and what cannot be changed, what is backward compatible and what is not. This is a document of several dozen pages with general recommendations, which, of course, will not cover all cases. To cover more cases, there is CTS, which must be completed in order for the phone to receive certification from Google and Google services can be used from it. This is a set of approximately 350,000 automated tests. There is also a CTS Verifier, a regular APK that you can put on your phone to conduct a series of checks. By the way, if you buy a phone with your hands, you can check it like that.
With the advent of Treble, the VTS project appeared, it is more likely for developers of lower levels. It checks the driver APIs, which, starting with Project Treble, are versioned and also undergo similar tests. In addition, the phone developers themselves are healthy people who want Android applications to work fine for them, but this is so-so hope. The negative side is that we encounter unforeseen bugs that cannot be predicted until the application was launched on the device. Again, we are forced to buy, in addition to the fact that different versions of the API, there are also additional devices from different manufacturers in order to check for them.
But there are positive aspects. At a minimum, the features most frequently implemented by manufacturers fall into Android itself. Someone may remember that the standard Fingerprint API appeared later than devices that could unlock the screen with a fingerprint. Now, according to XDA Developers, the Android API also wants to unlock using the camera in the face, but this is not yet accurate. We are likely to find out about this with you.
In addition, device developers themselves, when they create non-standard APIs, they can, and many publish libraries for working with their API for ordinary developers. And if you have never done this before, I advise you to go over the statistics of the use of your application, see what are the most popular manufacturers, and look at the developer portals of their sites. I think you will be pleasantly surprised that many have APIs with interesting hardware features, security features, cloud services, or something else interesting. And at first glance it seems wild to write separate features for individual devices, but in addition to devices there are also manufacturers of processors, which are even smaller, which also implement their APIs. For example, Qualcomm has a wonderful hardware acceleration for recognizing images from the camera, which you can quite use,
Thus, any of you can get some benefit even from this type of fragmentation. What are we doing with this? In no case feel free to report bugs and send bug reports to device developers and even Android developers. Because if any APIs that were worth writing the CTS test were broken, then it will be written - and there are such precedents - and after that the API becomes more reliable.
Learn Android, learn what manufacturers offer, do not swear with them - work with them.
What does it look like from the inside? How can I implement some feature that will be unique to our phone and use this API from a regular Android application?
A bit of theory. How do Android developers themselves describe the internal AOSP device? The top layer is an application that was written either by you or by the developers of the phone itself, which does not have any high rights, just uses standard APIs. This is a framework, these are classes that are not part of your application, such as Activity, Parcelable, Bundle - they are part of the system, they are referred to as a framework. The classes that are available to you on the device. Next are the system services. This is what connects you to the system: ActivityManagerService, WindowManagerService, PackageManagerService, which implement the internal side of the interaction with the system.
Next are the Hardware Abstraction Layer, this is the top layer of drivers, which contains all the logic for displaying on the screen, for interacting with Bluetooth and the like. The kernel is the bottom layer of drivers, system management. Those who know what the core is and faced, do not need to tell, but you can talk for a long time.
How does it look on the device? Our application interacts not only with the standard framework, but can also interact with the manufacturer's custom framework. Also, through this framework, it can communicate with custom services. If these are hardwired or low-level features, then HAL is written for them, and even drivers at the kernel level, if necessary.
How do we write our feature? The plan is simple: you need to write a framework that is not very different from the libraries that most Android developers wrote, I think you all know this. You need to write a system service, which is an ordinary application, only with an not quite ordinary set of rights in the system. And if necessary, you can write HAL, but we omit this. You can write your own drivers at the kernel level, but we will not consider it now either. And write a client application that will use all this.
In order for us to interact with the system, we need to write some kind of contract, and for this there is already a good mechanism for AIDL interfaces. This is just a kind of interface on the basis of which the system generates an additional class that we can extend, through which interprocess communication between your application and system services is carried out.
Next, we write a framework, our library, which holds the implementation of this interface, and proxies all calls to it. If you're interested, then ActivityManager, PackageManager, WindowManager work in much the same way. There is a little more logic than we have implemented here, but the essence is just that.
We implemented the framework, we need to write a system service that will receive our data from the system side, in this case we transmit and read integer. We create a class, it also extends the interface that was generated from AIDL on the previous slide. We create a field in which we write values, read, write a setter, getter. The only thing is that there are not enough locks, but they did not fit on the slide very much, they should be done.
Further, in order for this system service to be available, we must register it in the system service manager, and in this case it is the same class that is not available to ordinary applications. It is available precisely to those that are in the platform in the system partitions. We register the service simply in Application.onCreate (), make it available under the name of the class that we created.
What do we need for onCreate () to basically start and our service to be loaded into memory? We write in the manifest in application android: persistent = "true". This means that this is a persistent process, it must be in memory constantly, because it carries out system functions.
Also in the manifest itself we can specify android: sharedUserId, in this case system, but it can be a wide range of different IDs, they allow the application to get wider rights in the system, interact with various APIs and services that are not available to ordinary applications.
In this case, for example, we did not use anything like this.
We wrote a framework, wrote a system service. We will omit the mechanisms inside, this is a somewhat complicated topic, it deserves a separate report.
How to deliver the framework to application developers? Two formats. We can issue full-fledged classes and make a full-fledged library that you compile into your application, and all the logic will become part of your dexes.
Or you can distribute the framework in the form of stub classes, relative to which you can only link at compile time and expect that these classes will wait for you similarly to previous examples from various versions of Android on the device itself. You can distribute it either through a regular Maven repository that everyone knows, or through Android Studio sdkmanager, similar to how you install new versions of the SDK. It is difficult to say which method is more convenient. It's more convenient for me personally to connect Maven.
We are writing a simple application. In a familiar way, we connect the compileOnly dependency, only now it is our library. We prescribe uses-library which we wrote and which put on the device. We write Activity, get access to these classes, interact with the system. So it would be possible to implement absolutely any features: data transfer to some additional devices, additional hardware features, etc.
Thus, all developers make unique features of the device available to developers. Sometimes these are private APIs that give only to partners. Sometimes they are public and those that you can find on developer portals. There are other ways to implement such things, but I described a method that is considered the main one in Google and among Android developers.
You should not treat device developers as people who break your applications. These are the same developers, they write the same code, at about the same level. Write bug reports, they really help, I often analyze them. Write more applications and take advantage of the opportunities that both Android and the device itself provide. That's all.
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The planet's national park was Yellowstone in America. However, Canada was actually the first nation to form a government agency to create national parks across the country and preserve them. The agency, known as Parks Canada, has a total of 4 UNESCO Biosphere Reserves and 10 world Heritage Sites under its wing.
These are some of that country's best national parks where you can enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, skiing, snowmobiling, fishing, swimming, and boating etc.
This park is located in a beautiful part of Baffin Island the country's Inuit territory. It's a remote location that offers all forms of adventures. The scenic area is filled with steep fjords, majestic mountains, and hiking trails for the experienced wilderness traveler. One of the most popular hiking trails is about 60 miles long and takes you through the Akshayuk Pass. In addition, the face of Mount Thor features uninterrupted drop on the globe.
This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve sits in Canada's prairies and features crystal-clear lakes and wonderful parkland forest. The lakes are ideal for boating, fishing, and swimming. The wildlife is pretty interesting and don't be surprised if you bump into a moose wild enjoying the wildflowers that grow in the meadows and woods. You may also see bison, wolves, and bears while hiking along with migratory waterfowl between May and October.
This tranquil park is home to one of the world's biggest herds of indigenous bison. The amazing animals have lived in the area for many centuries now. The park is a UNESCO's World Heritage site and crosses the border between Alberta and the Northwest Territories. The wood bison are quite big and powerful and the best way to view them is from a pretty safe distance. You'll also see bears, lynx, and migratory birds in the park.
The Georgian Bay Islands National Park is made up of about 60 different islets and islands and is located on Lake Huron. You can only reach the park by water, making it an excellent adventure for those who love kayaking and canoeing. The smooth rocky landscape is quite impressive and it's filled in with white pine trees. There is plenty of wildlife and lots of places to pitch your tent for the night.
This famous and historical park features the Athabasca Glacier which is a part of the Columbia Icefield. The glacier is actually the most visited in North America, but it has melted a bit over the years and is moving back slightly. It's about a mile from the roadway which means you can enjoy a short hike to reach it. The scenery is beautiful as the snowy peaks of the Canadian Rockies can be seen as plain as day from the park.
This is one of Canada's newest national parks and it sits off of the coast of British Columbia in the Salish Sea. The park features numerous remote islands, historic homes, mountaintop vistas, lush forests, and peaceful meadows. You can reach the park by water only. One of the park's most popular areas is known as Sidney Spit, which is a gorgeous stretch of soft white.
The Bay of Fundy is well known around the world as having the highest tides on the planet at about 56 feet. The Bay is very scenic and sits on New Brunswick's and Nova Scotia's Atlantic coast in eastern Canada. The park is filled with beautiful waterfalls, an inland forest, and rocky headlands. There's quite a bit to do here as well as you'll find a golf course, heated swimming pool, campgrounds, lawn bowling, and tennis courts.


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Hope Mills Parks and Recreation Center to reopen next week
Monica Holland Sports and Lifestyle editor @MonicaHolland1
Jan 18, 2019 at 2:50 PM Jan 18, 2019 at 5:35 PM
HOPE MILLS — The Hope Mills Parks and Recreation Center will reopen Tuesday "under limited operations at regular hours," according to a news release Friday from Town Manager Melissa P. Adams .
The facility, which houses popular senior programs as well as several monthly community group meetings, had been closed since it was damaged in mid-September by Hurricane Florence.
Repairs were made to a roof drain, heating and air conditioning duct work and drywall. New carpet was installed, and the building underwent a final cleaning before being declared ready for business.
Hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The building is closed on Sundays.
Telephone lines are still down, so anyone wishing to reach the parks and rec department should call 910-426-4109.
Programs that had been relocated from the building during repairs will be returning next week, including the After-School Program which will return Tuesday.
Spring sports registration for baseball, softball and indoor soccer will be accepted at the parks and rec center beginning Tuesday. Registration ends at 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 23.
Senior 55+ Programs will resume on Feb. 4, and Pickleball will resume Thursday in the rec center gymnasium.
The Hope Mills Parks and Recreation Center fitness room with exercise equipment will remain closed until further notice.
The center will begin accepting rental reservations Feb. 4.
Staff writer Monica Holland can be reached at mholland@fayobserver.com or 910-486-3518.

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Jennifer Garner hit the runway in L.A. while her soon-to-be- ex-hubby, Ben Affleck, scouted locations for his upcoming 'Live by Night' shoot in Southie.
Jenna Bush Hager and Mayor Martin J. Walsh pose for a photo with sixth-graders at the Lilla G. Frederick Middle School in Dorchester. Students, from left, are: Justin Perez, 11, Walnyra Vaz, 11, Katelyn Nguyen, 11, Jaeden Kelly, 11, and Johanny Garcia, 11.
He cleans up pretty good: Bill Belichick and his galpal Linda Holliday arrive at the coach's Hall of Fame Huddle last night.
Republican royalty came to a Dorchester middle school yesterday as NBC "Today" show stunner Jenna Bush Hager — daughter of 43rd President George W. Bush and granddaughter of 41st President George H.W. Bush — popped in out of the rain to brighten the day with a Texas-sized check for $10,000.
The 33-year-old mother of two daughters, herself a former middle-school English teacher, teared up while telling an ?assembly of Lilla G. Frederick Middle School faculty and students the money is to be divided among their classrooms, where teachers have been dipping into their own pockets to pay for supplies.
In fact, Bob Thacker, executive director of Adopt A Classroom, says teachers annually shell out $1.6 billion of their own hard-earned cash to keep their kids in pencils and paper.
One family connection that wasn't mentioned was Uncle Jeb, who's hoping to follow brother 43 and dad 41 into the White House. We asked, natch, but Jenna wasn't having it.
"Well, I feel like I have to go see the school is the thing," she said by way of a polite timeout.
Bush Hager was also in town to promote Boston Public Schools' use of 86 propane-fueled buses, which she said will save the city $1 for every gallon of propane used vs. diesel.
"The savings, we hope, will go back into the classrooms with the teachers, who need it most," Bush Hager said.
Laurel J. Sweet contributed to this report.


What are the transnational histories of sexual science in Europe's East? How did medical, psychological and literary debates impact on politics? How was sexuality formed in the mix?
East-Central Europe played a key role in shaping the development of sexual science from the 1880s onwards, yet relatively little attention has been paid to the history of sexual science in non-German speaking East-Central Europe and its significance in global networks of knowledge production. One goal of this conference is to bring the history of sexual science in East-Central Europe into the global history of sexology.
You, Dear Doctor, Are My Only Rescue!
Jest pan, panie doktorze, jedynym ratunkiem!


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Patio has interior locking turnpiece, but no exterior keyed access. Typically used on secondary exterior doors.


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The Dragon Born Series by Ella Summers is one of the best series around. It draws you into the story to the point that you can't get enough, and end up wanting to strangle Ella (Joking here, but you get my point), for not publishing new books fast enough. In my view that makes this series a must read.
This book has the perfect mix of sexual tension, danger and super powered lead who's trying to hide, but no longer can if she wants to protect those she cares about.
Although not in my faves list, it is certainly not in my worst list either. I was hooked to keep reading and buy book two. Well enough written that I didn't cringe and the action twists were good. I liked Sera but was torn; part of me wanted more detail (rather than the same father-guilt angst) but I feel the book could have dragged on with more depth. No spoilers but the bad guy/s resolution brought the read down for me. However, good set up for book 2, which I'm reading, and this series is FAR better than some trashy, poorly written work available in this genre. Not quite Riley Jensen but Sera goes okay. 3.5 stars.
Enjoyable urban fantasy with a great mix of magic, action and some romance too for those that like that stuff! Great read. Fun.
Enjoyed reading this book, looking forward to the next book in the series.
I thoroughly enjoyed the characters and loved the story. I am looking forward to the next one.


Narration is a complete joke!
Great video besides the robot voice!
What's with the computer robot voice?
You couldn't find a human being to narrate this? Sad. Couldn't even listen to this garbage voice.
Music + Computer Voice, very bad idea.


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StyleLikeU: The body-positive movement revealing What's Underneath
Laura Brown at Courtauld Institute Of Art (University of London)
StyleLikeU is an international movement led by Lily Mandelbaum and her mother Elisa Goodkind, encouraging self-acceptance and self-love.
Mandelbaum and Goodkind reflect on the fashion industry's unhealthy, limiting presentations of beauty and body ideals, considering the effect fashion images have on us all.
In their 2015 video 'True Style is Self-Acceptance: StyleLikeU's Mission', they claimed that around 70% of women feel guilty, ashamed and depressed after only three minutes of looking at a fashion magazine. Impacting Goodkind as a fashion stylist, and Mandelbaum, who was exposed to the messages' of fashion images as she grew up, they began the StyleLikeU movement.
The What's Underneath videos on StyleLikeU's Youtube channel is full of people exposing their bodies and insecurities with courageous honesty. The videos reveal the beauty beneath superficial appearances and deal with their interviewees personal issues of self-doubt and insecurity with sensitivity.
What's Underneath encourages people to open up about how they view their body and style whilst undressing. As people remove their clothes in the interviews, they reveal more of their bodies and more of their minds.
Screenshot: 'True Style is Self-Acceptance: StyleLikeU's Mission' (Youtube)
StyleLikeU's videos may address issues that are personal to the interviewees, but they are often surprisingly relatable. As insecurities generally manifest themselves in internalised thoughts, it can be difficult to understand how common it is to feel self-doubt and anxiety.
In the videos, people transform internalised thoughts into public statements, allowing audiences to realise that they are not alone in dealing with insecurities and body image issues.
Last week, StyleLikeU shared the latest video from their What's Underneath Project on Youtube with Jemima Kirke discussing her struggles with anxiety and self-doubt as she undressed. In the video, Kirke talks about Girls, love and mental health, openly describing how she sees herself and how she thinks she is seen by others.
As a public figure, Kirke considers the ways in which her body confidence is affected by the media: "I have the interesting position of knowing what people think about me because people write it... and there's a lot of this, like, care-free-ness, like I don't give a fuck what people think. That is not true."
Seeing Kirke's public success, it can be easy to make an assumption that she leads a worry-free lifestyle, but she speaks with a self-aware perspective on the personal issues she faces. "I have a lot of luxury to do what I want to do," Kirke says in the video. She then adds, gesturing to her head, "everything that burdens me is really in here."
The honesty of Kirke and all of the people interviewed in the What's Underneath Project is inspiring. The videos show how common it is to struggle with self-acceptance in today's image-saturated world. The more the movement grows, the more its body-positive messages spread, helping people around the world learn to love themselves.
To find out more about StyleLikeU and the What's Underneath Project, visit their Youtube channel here
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Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/ Today, March 20, at 3pm, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) handed over equipment of earthquake simulation experience to National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in the framework of technical cooperation project for Strengthening the National Capacity Earthquake Disaster Protection and Prevention in Mongolia.
The equipment will be operated as a disaster protection training and awareness building material for citizens and students. For the continuous utilization, proper training and practice with the technical experts are expected. U. Enkhtuvshin, Deputy Prime Minister, Masato Takaoka, Ambassador of Japan, T.Badral, Chief of NEMA, Eriko Tamura, Chief Representative of JICA Mongolia Office, and related officials from both side were present at the ceremony.
With overall aim of reducing seismic risks in Mongolia, the project has developed and implemented educational and training program for implementing disaster prevention and simulation program in Training centers.


Stratford author Lisa Hutchison can add a new decal to her books.
Hutchison's book, Iron Annie and a Long Journey, was awarded first place in the non-fiction historical/culture category by the judges for this year's PenCraft Awards for literary excellence.
Hutchison admitted she was "totally stunned" when she learned about the honour from the Texas-based organization. "I get this e-mail and I'm staring at it, I can't believe it," she said.
The book is an account, spanning nearly a century, of the journey of her parents, Albert and Charlotte, from wartime Germany to Canada. The title is derived from the nickname of the Junkers Ju 52 transport plane flown by her father, a pilot in the German air force prior to the Second World War.
An awards ceremony is scheduled for Nov. 10 in Lumberton, Texas, but Hutchison won't be in attendance due to book-talk commitments throughout the region.
Meanwhile her next book, Bertha, is being edited. It's based on the life of her German great-grandmother, Bertha Hoffmann, who lived from 1860 to 1945.
"When I did some research on my parents' lives, I found an awful lot of information about her and I thought, well, that should be enough for a book," Hutchison said.
There is a bit of fiction involved in this story. "But most of it is true. Again, I had to decide how much of this I could write based on what I know, but the main things are correct," she said.
It came together rather quickly, only taking a couple of months.
"Once I started on it I just kept on going," she said.
Iron Annie is available at Stratford book stores and online.


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Distressed Assets Fund To Provide Rs 20,000 Crore Guarantee To MSMEs
PTI - 24 June 2020
New Delhi, June 24: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Wednesday launched the Credit Guarantee Scheme for Sub-ordinate Debt to provide Rs 20,000 crore of guarantee cover to two lakh micro, small and medium enterprises.
The funding scheme to help the distressed MSME sector entails a sub-debt facility to the promoters of those operational MSMEs that are distressed or non-performing assets (NPAs). It is also called the 'Distressed Assets Fund — Sub-ordinate Debt for MSMEs'.
According to the scheme, the guarantee cover worth Rs 20,000 crore will be provided to the promoters who can take debt from the banks to further invest in their stressed MSME units as equity.
"It was being felt that the biggest challenge for stressed MSMEs was in getting capital either in the form of debt or equity. Therefore, as part of Atmanirbhar Bharat package, on May 13, 2020, Finance Minister (Nirmala Sitharaman) had announced this scheme of sub-ordinate debt to the promoters of operational but stressed MSMEs," an official statement said.
After completion of the necessary formalities including approval of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs and consultation with the finance ministry, SIDBI and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the scheme was formally launched by Gadkari in Nagpur.
The scheme seeks to extend support to the promoters of the operational MSMEs that are stressed and have become NPAs as on April 30, 2020.
Promoters of the MSMEs will be given credit equal to 15 per cent of their stake (equity plus debt) or Rs 75 lakh, whichever is lower.
The promoters will in turn infuse this amount into the MSME unit as equity and thereby enhance the liquidity and maintain debt-equity ratio.
Ninety per cent guarantee coverage for this sub-debt will be given under the scheme, whereas the remaining 10 per cent would come from the promoters concerned.
There will be a moratorium of seven years on payment of principal amount, whereas maximum tenor for repayment will be 10 years.
"It is expected that this scheme would provide much-required support to around two lakh MSMEs and will help in reviving the economic activity in and through this sector. It will also help in protecting the livelihoods and jobs of millions of people who depend on them," the statement said.


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Wes Gilbertson
Calgary Flames winger Curtis Lazar during the pre-game skate before facing the San Jose Sharks in NHL pre-season hockey at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary on Tuesday, September 25, 2018. Al Charest/Postmedia	Al Charest/Postmedia
He certainly wasn't demanding a demotion.
But shortly after going unclaimed on the NHL's waiver wire, Calgary Flames forward Curtis Lazar admitted that a stint with the farm team might be the best thing for him.
In fact, the 23-year-old would rather — at least, for now — be a regular with the American Hockey League's Stockton Heat than a frequent healthy scratch at the Saddledome.
"I just want to play. If it's here, if it's down in the minors, anything … I need to play," said an open and honest Lazar after Monday's practice. "I want to be a part of this organization. I'm more so looking bigger picture. I haven't been a regular since my rookie season (in Ottawa). The only way I'm going to get better is if I play every single night and get the chance to handle the puck in games and everything like that.
"For me, I'm kind of fed up of being that so-so guy that's just plugged in here and there. I want to rebuild my game and re-establish myself, and I think the organization is on the same page with that."
Lazar logged 65 appearances for the Flames last season, chipping in two goals and 10 assists while averaging 9:51 of action per night in a fourth-line role.
With 14 forwards on the ice for Monday's practice, he and Garnet Hathaway were skating as the spare parts.
Lazar was scheduled to meet afterward with general manager Brad Treliving, seemingly about to become the first in franchise history to make a pitch for a plane ticket to Stockton.
"Mentally, it can be a bit exhausting coming to the rink (wondering) where am I going to be playing, if I'm playing, what position I'm playing, everything like that … " said Lazar, who has been healthy-scratched a grand total of 31 times since arriving in a trade-deadline swap with the Ottawa Senators in 2017.
"I was at my best in this league when I came to the rink and knew my role. I knew what was expected of me, and I could just go out there and play. I kind of maybe lost that passion, lost that swagger. The big thing for me is always my puck-touches, my scoring touch …
"So If I am going down to the American League to get some time on the power play, where I can handle the puck, to be a go-to guy in every situation, then that's going to do nothing but help me grow. So let's do it.
"I'll always bet on myself because I know within a couple months, my game is going to come back and then we'll re-evaluate where I should be."
What Lazar stressed Monday is Calgary is still where he wants to be.
Shortly after his chat with reporters, he would have been saying his goodbyes to blueliner Brett Kulak, who also cleared waivers before being traded to the Montreal Canadiens.
In exchange for Kulak, the Flames acquired a pair of depth defencemen — 23-year-old Rinat Valiev and Matt Taormina, 31. Both will report to the AHL's Heat.
Lazar might meet them there.
"There are better ways to be woken up on a Sunday morning than a phone call from your manager saying, 'You're going on waivers,' " said Lazar, still smiling despite the subject matter. "But it's part of the business. I don't want to be one that says I'm entitled to anything. Look at the young guys, the young talent, that we have on this team coming. It's a very exciting time to be a part of this hockey club. I'm blown away, I think as much as you guys, to see what (Dillon) Dube is doing. It would be a shame if I was the reason to hold him back.
"I'm not down. I'm not hurt. I'm open to it because I know, down the road, where I'm going to be. And it's going to be right back here."
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Nadja. 1940: The Second World War is underway. While Curtis, in command of a squadron of Spitfires, is plunged in full into the Battle of Britain, the Archons attempt to combine forces to fight against the men of William of Lecce. But it seems the Fifth Archon is about to win the game and bring Europe under his yoke!


J K Rowling's sequel to Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone carries on where the original left off. Harry is returning to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry after the summer holidays and, right from the start, things are not straightforward.
Unable to board the Hogwarts express, Harry and his friends break all the rules and make their way to the school in a magical flying car. From this point on, incredible events happen to Harry and his friends--Harry hears evil voices and someone, or something is attacking the pupils. Can Harry get to the bottom of the mystery before it's too late?
I've forgotten how much I enjoy this story. There is no denying it is a classic. There is so much to like about it. Rowling has created a world so creative that it's practically brain candy. I love that this sequel starts off right where the 1st book left off. Nothing is left out! I also kind of hate the Dursley's. I mean seriously. What kind of people are they?! I love that Ron came to rescue him.
Narrator Jim Dale really took this novel up a notch for me. He did all the voices brilliantly and there were times (most of the book) where I forgot he was the only one reading to me. He is that brilliant! It has been over a decade since I've read this book and it was better than I remember! When was the last time you read the Harry Potter series? Listen to them on audio, they are superb!
Now, since I've listened to the first 2 books on audio, I'm going to watch the first 2 films. Very excited! This will be such fun going through the series again!
"Ginny!" said Mr. Weasley, flabbergasted. "Haven't I taught you anything? What have I always told you? Never trust anything that can think for itself if you can't see where it keeps it's brain?"
I think I may make this series my next audiotape series. I do love some Harry Potter and this sounds fantastic!


This is the sixth time we have reviewed the stunning soprano Brenda Rae (all reviews archived and searchable) and have never had a single negative opinion. Whether in recital or onstage as a scintillating or tragic heroine of an opera, she dazzles with her gentle charm, expressiveness, and compelling voice. It is never easy to definite in words what makes a vocal instrument uniquely affecting and we also acknowledge that everyone's ears hear things a bit differently. Still, we have to say that Ms. Rae's voice has a special timbre that is exciting to hear.
Last night at Weill Recital Hall of Carnegie Hall, we heard Ms. Rae perform a recital with her highly tuned-in piano partner In Sun Suh. The choice of material and its expressive delivery drew us in until the music engulfed us. It was at times an almost out-of-body experience.
Several songs on the program recalled to us the excellent recital she performed in Santa Fe, also with Ms. Suh. We have not changed our minds on this point: Ms. Rae and Richard Strauss were made for each other. Ms. Rae's obvious affection for the songs mirrored Strauss' affection for the soprano fach.
Over years of paying attention in master classes, we have heard time and again the advice not to give it all away at the start. It was the subtle initiation Ms. Rae gave to "Die Nacht" that brought that to mind. The delicacy of her approach made the onset of dusk and the anxiety of losing one's lover all too clear. The vocal coloring was impressive. This would not be the first time we made note of her pianissimo! There was plenty of spell-binding without grandstanding.
Other songs revealed the excitement she brings to her expansive upper register with its tingly vibrato. For in "Befreit", accompanied by some gorgeous arpeggios in the piano, she allowed her voice to expand to fill the emotion. Anxiety about loss can be quiet but the real loss of this song required passion and that we got. Ms. Rae seems to be able to sustain the vocal tone and the emotional tone without apparent effort.
"Muttertanderlei" gave Ms. Rae the chance to have some fun, portraying a proud mother given to melismatic flights of maternal delight in her perfect child. Continuing with the lighthearted mood, we heard a charming performance of "Schlagende Herzen" with its appreciation for young love.
Franz Liszt set texts of both German and French and Ms. Rae continued on a roll, as one might say. In"Comment disaient-ils" she colored her voice differently for the questioner and the female authority who responds succinctly and accurately.
In "Wie singt die Lerche schon", we loved the rising phrases of the vocal line against the rippling piano. "Oh! quand je dors", with its text by Victor Hugo, is one of Liszt's most expressive creations and last night we heard it anew.
Mozart's aria "Vorrei spiegarvi, oh Dio" was written to be interpolated into an opera by Pasquale Anfossi (not a rare practice at that time) . The opera was entitled Il Curioso Indiscreto; the plot concerns a woman rejecting the advances of a man, unaware that he has been sent by her intended to test her faithfulness. She is weakening and, in an impassioned cabaletta she requests divine relief from her suffering.
The tessitura for this aria is in the stratosphere but presented no challenge to our star soprano. She generated a lot of heat with her vocal fireworks and thrilled with her trill.
We heard a quartet of Debussy songs, our favorite of which was "Rondel chinois" with its orientalist flavor and a gorgeous vocalise for Ms. Rae to enjoy, and enjoy she did. As did we! In "Pierrot" we liked the harsh way in which Ms. Suh rendered the appropriated French folk song. About Ms. Suh's playing, let us just say that we admire her soft hands and the quiet support she gave to Ms. Rae. This was the only moment when harshness was called for.
The program ended with five songs by the prolific Schubert. We were most interested in the Iberian inflected "Aus Diego Manazares" (also called "Ilmerine"), a short but pithy lament of longing in which the insistent piano imitates the guitar and the syncopated rhythms remind one of flamenco.
We always love to hear Schubert's strophic song "Du bist die Ruh"and were caught in a web of tranquility by the tender delivery of the artists. The final song "Lied der Delphine" swelled with youthful passion and all its extravagance.
We were totally satisfied but joined the other greedy members of the audience in demanding an encore. Strauss' "Amor" is the perfect encore piece. If the character Amor's wings caught fire it must have been from the vocal fireworks, so blazingly provided by Ms. Rae. This is a perfect encore piece for Ms. Rae. We have heard her sing it before. Which leads us to ask the question...why impair your wonderful interpretation with the use of a music stand when you know the piece so well? We hope Ms. Rae will keep that perfect encore piece polished and ready to go without the music stand.


A Palestinian suicide bomber killed four people, including himself, and wounded dozens more in an attack on a seafront cafe near the United States embassy in Tel Aviv yesterday, police said.
A fifth death reported yesterday involved a Palestinian shepherdess, shot by Israeli soldiers as she herded her flock past the Netzarim Jewish settlement near Gaza City.
The bombing littered the street with glass, body parts and shrapnel, and cast a pall over the confirmation of a new Palestinian cabinet under Mahmoud Abbas.
Despite the bombing, the US welcomed the new cabinet, and the United Nations envoy to the Middle East, Terje Roed-Larson, who was in the West Bank city of Ramallah for Mr Abbas's swearing-in as Prime Minister, told reporters that the long-awaited peace "road map" would be delivered to Israeli and Palestinian leaders yesterday.
Israeli police said the bomber blew himself up in the early hours yesterday after trying to push past a security guard at Mike's Place, a popular beachfront night spot next to the US embassy.
The entrance to the bar, which was packed, was ripped apart by the blast, which twisted the metal supporting the front windows and left it splattered with blood. Police said the bomber used several kilograms of explosives studded with nails.
"The boom was just outside the entrance," said a visibly shaken Gal Ganzman, Mike's owner, his shirt covered with blood. He had been behind the bar when he heard the explosion. "I'm alive, I'm fine," he said.
Police cordoned off the district around the US embassy and searched for explosives.
The bombing - jointly claimed by the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade and the Al-Qassam Brigade - came just hours after the investiture of Mr Abbas, 68, a political moderate, as prime minister of the Palestinian Authority.
In a powerful and ambitious speech as the session opened, Mr Abbas told MPs in Ramallah that the time had come to end the present situation of "armed chaos" and "translate our decades and generations of popular and revolutionary struggles into political achievements".
His call for unauthorised weapons to be collected was met with flat rejection from the hardline Islamist factions Hamas and Islamic Jihad, and scepticism from some of his own supporters.
The US, which devised the road map with the United Nations, European Union and Russia, had identified Mr Abbas's taking office as a key step to be implemented before it would release the peace plan.
An Israeli political source confirmed that the road map would be delivered to the Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon, overnight Australian time.


NANTWICH Lake is very popular with visitors to the town as well as locals. Formerly an "area liable to flooding" (according to old maps of the town), is was turned into a lake as part of the Riverside Project.
side of the lake, the entrance to which is off the junction of Shrewbridge Road and Park Road.
mile walk around the town. The route includes the riverside area and a section along the Shropshire Union Canal to Welsh Row Head. For more details of that see this page.
problem hold him back. That's why I decided to use his images on this page.
That, and the fact that he is my nephew . . ! I'm sorry, but due to the amount of space available on a personal website like "A Dabber's Nantwich" I cannot make further pages available to the many other photographers in the town.
More images by Mike can be found on Flickr. Search for his page by entering his name.
Nantwich Lake looking towards the lake car park and the town from one of two picnic tables on the walk. It was a little too cold to stop for a bite on this day.
For the record, that balding old codger is me providing a little human interest for the image.
Across the river from the lake is a farm from which these two young bulls are taking an interest in something in the water. It is a dog who liked nothing more than chasing a stick that had been thrown for her.
She had retrieved a small branch from the river and broken it up to a more manageable-sized stick before the fun began.
Of course, the thing to do after numerous dips into the water is to have a good shake (below) even if it does mess your ears up, and especially if there is a human within range.
Their mission? There are people over there, and that often means that they will have something for the ducks to eat. (Bread not advised, by the way).
The railway line that passes through Nantwich Station skirts the Lake area in two branches.
This goods train and a passenger train cross the river on their way in from stations south of the Weaver.
A blue plastic container that had been discarded in the lake provided a way of getting around for this gull. The slight breeze was enough to keep it on the move. Well, that's better than flying.
The path around the lake passes through a "tunnel" formed by the way the trees have grown.
Over the road from the lake a tree puts on an autumnal display.


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1911 House Bill 1357. An Act To Provide That All Passenger Cars Of Railroad Corporations Shall He Provided With Toilet Closets.
Title 1911 House Bill 1357. An Act To Provide That All Passenger Cars Of Railroad Corporations Shall He Provided With Toilet Closets.