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Washington, D.C. – Guyana has the highest suicide rate in the world, according to a UN report published this week.
The report on suicide prevention – the first of its kind – states that 804,000 people took their own lives worldwide in 2012, equating to one person every forty seconds. Suriname has the sixth highest suicide rate.
Globally, men from higher income countries were three times more likely to commit suicide than women, however this falls to 1.5 times in lower and middle income countries. The most common methods of suicide were pesticide poisoning, hanging and firearms leading to one of the report's recommendation that limiting access to these means could prevent deaths.
WHO Chief, Margaret Chan, said, "suicides are preventable. This report encourages countries to continue the good work where it is already ongoing and to place suicide prevention high on the agenda, regardless of where a country stands currently in terms of suicide rate or suicide prevention activities." An integral part of the report is to reduce the rate of suicide worldwide by 10% by 2020.
Gender and race predictors: Data from the Americas indicate that overall the rates of suicide cases were lower than in other regions of the world, that they peaked in young men, remained stable for all other age groups and increased in men over the age of 70.
The takeaway: "The most important message is that suicide can be prevented, especially if we identify people at risk and intervene early," said Dr. Jorge Rodriguez, chief of the Mental Health Unit at the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Regional Office for the Americas of WHO.
World suicide day is on September 10th and will be marked by the IAC in Guyana with a staged walk to heighten awareness. In solidarity, the Ministry of Health in Belize has asked residents to light a candle in the evening near their windows.


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namespace App\Common\Models\Weixin2\Material;

use App\Common\Models\Base\Base;

class Material extends Base
{

    function __construct()
    {
        $this->setModel(new \App\Common\Models\Weixin2\Mysql\Material\Material());
    }
    /**
     * 根据类型获取所有列表
     *
     * @return array
     */
    public function getAllByType($type, $field = "_id")
    {
        if (!empty($type)) {
            $query = array('type' => $type);
        } else {
            $query = array();
        }
        $list = $this->findAll($query, array('_id' => 1));
        $options = array();
        foreach ($list as $item) {
            $options[$item[$field]] = $item['name'];
        }
        return $options;
    }

    public function getUploadPath()
    {
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}

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import datetime
import os
import random
from typing import Tuple, Union, TypeVar, List, Callable

import libnacl.secret
from base58 import b58decode
from common.serializers.serialization import serialize_msg_for_signing
from plenum.common.types import f
from plenum.common.util import isHex, error, cryptonymToHex
from stp_core.crypto.nacl_wrappers import Verifier

def getMsgWithoutSig(msg, sigFieldName=f.SIG.nm):
    msgWithoutSig = {}
    for k, v in msg.items():
        if k != sigFieldName:
            msgWithoutSig[k] = v
    return msgWithoutSig

def verifySig(identifier, signature, msg) -> bool:
    key = cryptonymToHex(identifier) if not isHex(
        identifier) else identifier
    ser = serialize_msg_for_signing(msg)
    b64sig = signature.encode('utf-8')
    sig = b58decode(b64sig)
    vr = Verifier(key)
    return vr.verify(sig, ser)

def getSymmetricallyEncryptedVal(val, secretKey: Union[str, bytes] = None) -> \
        Tuple[str, str]:
    """
    Encrypt the provided value with symmetric encryption

    :param val: the value to encrypt
    :param secretKey: Optional key, if provided should be either in hex or bytes
    :return: Tuple of the encrypted value and secret key encoded in hex
    """

    if isinstance(val, str):
        val = val.encode("utf-8")
    if secretKey:
        if isHex(secretKey):
            secretKey = bytes(bytearray.fromhex(secretKey))
        elif not isinstance(secretKey, bytes):
            error("Secret key must be either in hex or bytes")
        box = libnacl.secret.SecretBox(secretKey)
    else:
        box = libnacl.secret.SecretBox()

    return box.encrypt(val).hex(), box.sk.hex()

def getSymmetricallyDecryptedVal(val, secretKey: Union[str, bytes]) -> str:
    if isHex(val):
        val = bytes(bytearray.fromhex(val))
    elif isinstance(val, str):
        val = val.encode("utf-8")
    if isHex(secretKey):
        secretKey = bytes(bytearray.fromhex(secretKey))
    elif isinstance(secretKey, str):
        secretKey = secretKey.encode()
    box = libnacl.secret.SecretBox(secretKey)
    return box.decrypt(val).decode()

def dateTimeEncoding(obj):
    if isinstance(obj, datetime.datetime):
        return int(obj.strftime('%s'))
    raise TypeError('Not sure how to serialize %s' % (obj,))

def getNonce(length=32):
    hexChars = [hex(i)[2:] for i in range(0, 16)]
    return "".join([random.choice(hexChars) for i in range(length)])

# TODO: Should have a timeout, should not have kwargs
def ensureReqCompleted(
        loop,
        reqKey,
        client,
        clbk=None,
        pargs=None,
        kwargs=None,
        cond=None):
    reply, err = client.replyIfConsensus(*reqKey)
    if err is None and reply is None and (cond is None or not cond()):
        loop.call_later(.2, ensureReqCompleted, loop,
                        reqKey, client, clbk, pargs, kwargs, cond)
    elif clbk:
        # TODO: Do something which makes reply and error optional in the
        # callback.
        # TODO: This is kludgy, but will be resolved once we move away from
        # this callback pattern
        if pargs is not None and kwargs is not None:
            clbk(reply, err, *pargs, **kwargs)
        elif pargs is not None and kwargs is None:
            clbk(reply, err, *pargs)
        elif pargs is None and kwargs is not None:
            clbk(reply, err, **kwargs)
        else:
            clbk(reply, err)

def getNonceForProof(nonce):
    return int(nonce, 16)

T = TypeVar('T')

def getIndex(predicateFn: Callable[[T], bool], items: List[T]) -> int:
    """
    Finds the index of an item in list, which satisfies predicate
    :param predicateFn: predicate function to run on items of list
    :param items: list of tuples
    :return: first index for which predicate function returns True
    """
    try:
        return next(i for i, v in enumerate(items) if predicateFn(v))
    except StopIteration:
        return -1

def compose_cmd(cmd):
    if os.name != 'nt':
        cmd = ' '.join(cmd)
    return cmd


This ornate pendant was created by Navajo artist Kenneth Jones.
It has 2 very blue turquoise nuggets, each stone sets in a sawtooth bezel.
It's decorated with applied sterling silver curls, flower and beads.
It's marked sterling and signed..
Overall, including bail, it's 2" tall by 1" wide.
Pendant weight: 11.9 grams on my scale.


Bostonian Slim Eternity. Designed with pave set diamonds set in an eternity style. The slim profile and delicate look complements any style or occasion. The band measures 1.5mm wide including approx .35 carat total weight diamonds.
The inner band is contoured to be comfort fit, smooth and solid, perfect as a stackable or wedding band. Please allow 2 weeks for delivery.


Before configuring the hostname, the hostname command can be typed in the command line prompt to see the current hostname. In this example, the hostname is ServerCore1.
The computer will need to be restarted to complete the changes. Type shutdown /r /t 0 and press enter to reboot the machine immediately.
Note: This is also a good time to update the DNS suffix. The ipconfig /all command may not have anything listed in Primary DNS Suffix.
The ipconfig /all command can be used to verify that the Primary DNS Suffix has been set.
Type Add-Computer -WorkGroupName <dns suffix name> -Restart (example: Add-Computer -WorkGroupName Engineering1 -Restart).
Warning! This will restart the services on the server.


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Rampell: Democrats should stop dancing on the GOP's grave
By Catherine Rampell/The Washington Post
Oct 28, 2016 at 11:16 PM Oct 28, 2016 at 11:16 PM
Stop celebrating, Democrats.
Yes, it looks likely that your party will soon have control of the White House and Senate and, at the very least, win the popular vote in House elections, if not actually a majority of House seats.
And, yes, it looks as if the Republican Party is paralyzed with dysfunction, trapped in a civil war about the fundamental mission, values and tone of the party. The GOP base is drifting further and further into crazyland, thanks to its many influential conspiracy theorists and witch-hunters wielding microphones and muskets.
Moreover, it looks like core pillars of the Republican platform -- such as commitments to free trade, civil liberties, deregulation, entitlement reform, family values -- have crumbled. And sure, it appears there are no longer any conservative principles uniting the party. And agreed, in the absence of any unifying principles or policies or general political philosophy, Republicans seem to have lost all interest in governing.
The schadenfreude must seem irresistible, Democrats. But resist you must.
The end of a principled, intellectually coherent, organizationally robust center-right party is bad for democracy. It's also bad for Democrats, given some of the dumb ideas flourishing on the left that desperately need a thoughtful counterweight.
Even before Donald Trump became their party's standard-bearer, Republican leaders were struggling to hold on to any consistent objectives beyond anti-Obama-ism.
The party turned off the spigot on judicial and other civilian confirmations well before Obama entered the final year of his presidency, for example. Intraparty infighting and tea party tussles brought the country to the brink of a debt default and led legislators to basically give up on budgeting. In the absence of common conservative principles, obstruction and delay became the only paths forward.
And, the way things are going, they will likely continue to be.
Already, multiple Republican senators have expressed a willingness to leave a Supreme Court seat vacant indefinitely. And already, Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah), who heads the House Oversight Committee, has declared his intention to spend "years" investigating a President Hillary Clinton (something the Republican-led Congress has expended plenty of time, and taxpayer money, on already).
As Yale University political scientist Jacob Hacker put it recently: With no coherent vision or values, the GOP could well turn into a "zombie party for the next few years," united only by the mantra "eat brains, eat Hillary brains."
This would certainly make it more difficult to keep the trains running on time and to make any deals on policy issues of interest to liberals.
But even on priorities on which liberals are likely to make progress, the lack of an honest, articulate, respected adversary is troubling. That's because liberals need a worthy intellectual rival to sharpen their thinking and keep their own bad ideas in check.
Right now a number of bad ideas booming on the left need a credible, coherent, megaphoned rebuttal. These are ideas that may sound nice and perhaps appear helpful. But pursuing many of them would be, at best, irrelevant and ineffective, a waste of time and resources; at worst, they would be actively harmful to the marginalized groups that bleeding-heart liberals claim to champion.
These are proposals such as bringing back Glass-Steagall, a banking law whose repeal actually had nothing to do with the 2008 financial crisis. Its resurrection is perplexingly popular on the left.
Or banning genetically modified organisms.
Or instituting a $15-an-hour minimum wage nationwide, even though that's higher than the current median wage in four states and three territories.
Or free college for all, including rich people.
Or arbitrary tax carve-outs for items such as tampons.
Many of these ideas have little chance of making it into federal law, given current Capitol Hill dynamics. But inspired states and municipalities are going forward with some of them. Additionally, liberal firebrands such as Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) have made clear their intention to pressure a President Clinton from the left when and where she would have policymaking power.
Kansas has provided a useful illustration of what happens when (in this case, conservative) ideologues get their policy wish lists, because they've written off any objections from skeptics as unserious or motivated by ill intent. With the Republican Party's wholesale intellectual implosion, we may see the same temptations take hold on the left.
Which is why I caution Democrats not to dance on the grave of the conservative platform. The decline and disintegration of an intelligent adversary risks dooming them to decades of lazy thinking as well.
Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell's email address is crampell@washpost.com. Follow her on Twitter, @crampell.

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Turkey to send floating power ship to Palestine
August 19, 2014 at 12:34 pm | Published in: Europe & Russia, Middle East, News, Palestine, Turkey
Turkey will send a floating power-generating ship to Gaza, Taner Yildiz, Turkey's energy minister said Tuesday.
"Turkey will build power plants in Palestine in the long term, but as a quick solution Turkey will send a 100 megawatt power- generating ship from Basra to Gaza offshore in about two to three months," Yildiz said at a press conference in Ankara with his counterpart from Palestine.
Yildiz said Israel should lift the blockade on the Gaza strip to allow power to be delivered to the city.
Yildiz said Israel hit 10 energy plants in Gaza, which means a total loss of 120 megawatts of energy for Gaza City. Yildiz said he believes Israel's attitude towards energy in Gaza will be different than its current position since having access to energy is a humanitarian issue.
For a permanent solution to Palestine's energy problems, Palestine should benefit from its own gas fields, he said. Turkey will take part from now on in any energy bid announced by the Palestine state, Yildiz said. Turkish firms will be in Palestinian gas fields like any other international outlet, he added.
The Palestinian minister of energy, Omar Kittaneh, said he met with Turkish energy firms on Monday and he is very pleased by the results. Kittaneh said they will deliver their plans for the energy sector in Palestine to Turkish authorities within a few days.
Seven floating power plants have been produced so far by the Turkish private sector with 1000 megawatts of capacity.
Europe & RussiaMiddle EastNewsPalestineTurkey


Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp has declared victory in a closely-fought race with Democrat Stacey Abrams that included accusations he abused his office to win the election.
Republican Brian Kemp has declared victory over Democrat Stacey Abrams in Georgia's bitterly-fought gubernatorial race. But Abrams has not conceded and wants all provisional and absentee ballots counted first.
Kemp announced he was resigning his post as secretary of state, effective at 11:59 a.m. Thursday, after a lawsuit was filed calling it a conflict of interest for Kemp to oversee the vote count in a race he's involved in.
"We've won and now I've got to move on, but the process is true and has been for many, many years in Georgia. That's another reason we're going to have a new SOS that certifies elections to make that clear to Georgians that I understand that, so that they have confidence in the process," said Kemp.
But later in the day, his campaign sent reporters a statement claiming, without evidence, that Abrams is trying to "steal" the election.
"Stacey Abrams can't accept the fact that Georgians rejected her radical agenda at the ballot box, so now she's desperately trying to steal this election in the courtroom," said Ryan Mahoney, the campaign's communications director, in the statement.
"After realizing that it was mathematically impossible to win the race with votes outstanding, Abrams' team has decided to file frivolous, politically motivated lawsuits that will force elections officials to break the law and add votes that didn't exist on Election Day. Simply put: Abrams campaign is trying to create new votes, because they know it's their only remaining hope."
Kemp received just over 50 percent of the vote on Tuesday, and his campaign says the numbers show Abrams will not be able to beat him or trigger a recount.
"This election is over. The votes have been counted. There's a clear winner. Brian Kemp is the governor-elect in Georgia," Kemp adviser Austin Chambers declared in a conference call with reporters.
The Secretary of State's Office on Thursday posted a county-by-county breakdown that shows thousands of provisional ballots in Abrams-friendly metro Atlanta.
The deadline is Friday for voters who cast provisional ballots to confirm their eligibility with county officials. The Abrams campaign says it has launched an "aggressive provisional ballot chase program," spending money on radio ads encouraging voters to call the Democratic Party's voter protection hotline.
Her campaign manager, Lauren Groh-Wargo, says that by declaring victory, Kemp is abusing his power as secretary of state.
"If this is not a breach of public trust ... I don't know what the definition of that is," said Groh-Wargo.
The Abrams campaign also announced it is suing a southern Georgia county over mail-in ballot delays because of Hurricane Michael. The campaign wants the deadline to receive mail-in ballots extended to Friday.
Current Gov. Nathan Deal welcomed Kemp on Thursday morning at the Capitol, calling him "governor-elect."
The way Kemp used his office in the final days of the campaign created controversy.
On Sunday, the Secretary of State's office accused Georgia's Democratic Party of Georgia of trying to hack into the state's voter registration system without offering any evidence to back up the claim.


Last month, we welcomed nearly 40 guests to "Exploring Big Data, Search and Content Analytics," our first seminar as part of Accenture, at The Deck, a stunning rooftop above London's iconic National Theatre. As with all of our seminars, the attendees came from a variety of companies, such as HSBC, ARM Holdings and Elsevier.
The attendees were pleased to take a deep-dive into how data lakes, search and content analytics can help to transform business outcomes. Joining us, our partner, Sinequa, discussed the state of cognitive search and analytics technology – how it can enable data-driven organisations to become information-driven by extracting insight from their structured and unstructured data. We were also proud to have our client, Proagrica, present their success story on using search and analytics to improve agricultural production.
Watch our seminar highlight video to learn more and hear from our attendees and presenters.
Our seminars foster a community of like-minded individuals who get together to network and share best practices. If you haven't had a chance to attend our UK seminars, we look forward to having you at our upcoming event! To get more information about the next seminar or suggest a future topic, please email uk.stc@@accenture.com.


Endogenous interferons and interleukins, major protagonists of our defense system, act in a concerted way within the immune system to defend against, contain or eliminate toxic or invasive agents. Because of their toxic effects several containment mechanisms, such as short half-life, downregulation and neutralization factors ensure that their action is strictly localized. Various diseases are accompanied by acute systemic or chronic-relapsing symptoms of inflammation. These are a sign of containement failure, i.e. dysregulation of interleukin production. During the past few years our understanding of the cellular and molecular mechanisms of immune regulation in allergy, chronic inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, tumor development, and chronic infections has grown at a rapid pace. Better insight into the functions, reciprocal regulation and antagonism of interleukins, interferons and other cytokines offer opportunities for novel treatment approaches. In the era of biological response modifier (BRM) development, targeting these molecules or their receptors appears particularly promising. Because of their toxicity, systemically administered interferons and interleukins have a number of unwanted effects. The main effort in research for their therapeutic use is therefore directed towards mitigating their toxic effects and improving their pharmacokinetic properties. These efforts have led to the development of anti-interleukin monoclonal antibodies or receptor antagonists for therapeutic use in chronic inflammatory diseases where interleukin overproduction is the culprit. On the other hand, protein engineering of interferons or therapeutic interleukins has led to improved pharmacological properties with subsequent reduction of toxicity. Other research efforts have resulted in engineered fusion protein molecules with target specificity as well as an improved pharmacologic profile.


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Overlooking Lake Raleigh in the center of Centennial Campus, The Park Alumni Center is the perfect place to hold your next event. Let our seasoned staff flawlessly guide you through the preparation process for your next business or social function. The center offers seven private dining spaces to help create a unique and intimate feel for your special occasion, plus, it is fully outfitted with audiovisual equipment, including wireless internet.


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What to do if we have asked on several occasions for our landlord to do something about the mice infestation but she has done nothing?
Home » Ask a Lawyer » What to do if we have asked on several occasions for our landlord to do something about the mice infestation but she has done nothing?
Her reply was to have us set traps but we explained to her that the traps no longer work and the mice are breeding. We told her that we were going to contact the city of columbus, she then told us we had 30 days to vacate and now wants to come into the house and gives us no reason to enter. She just wants to come in, we told her we felt uncomfortable with her doing so because we felt that she is harrassing us. Can she enter and can she evict us for this?
Asked on November 20, 2012 under Real Estate Law, Ohio
In every lease, there is an implied warranty of habitability which requires the landlord to maintain the premises in a habitable condition by complying with local and state housing codes. When there is a breach of the implied warranty of habitability such as the mouse infestation, the tenant notifies the landlord and the landlord is required to respond within a reasonable time by making the necessary repairs. When the landlord fails to respond within a reasonable time, the tenant has the following remedies: The tenant can make the repairs (call an exterminator) and deduct the cost from the rent or the tenant can move out and terminate the obligation to pay rent for the balance of the term of the lease or if the tenant stays on the premises, the tenant can withhold rent and defend against eviction. Another alternative is to sue the landlord for breach of the implied warranty of habitability. You can also contact the housing code inspector as you were intending to do by contacting the city of Columbus. The housing code inspector can bring an enforcement action against the landlord for housing code violations. The mice are a health hazard and constitute a breach of the implied warranty of habitability. You cannot be evicted for contacting the city of Columbus. You can sue the landlord for retaliatory eviction. Retaliatory eviction is when a tenant is evicted for something that is not a breach of the lease.
Ohio requires 24 hours notice before the landlord can enter your rental except in an emergency. You can sue the landlord for breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment for violating the 24 hour notice requirement. The covenant of quiet enjoyment means that a tenant cannot be disturbed in his or her use and enjoyment of the premises.
You would file one lawsuit against the landlord with separate causes of action (claims) for breach of the implied warranty of habitability, retaliatory eviction, and breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment.
It would be advisable to be represented by a landlord/tenant attorney, and specifically an attorney who represents tenants; not landlords.
Can are HIPPA laws broken?
If my wife got pregnant outside our marriage whileI was deployed, can I file for an annulment?
If a person dies while estranged from their spouse, who inherits?
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At Malone College we take great care of the local environment. The hard work around the College and the local neighbourhood was acknowledged when we were awarded the Education Winners at the Community Environmental Awards 2015. Our students have been helping to keep Musgrave Park and the local area clean and free from rubbish to build a better environment for Malone College and the surrounding area.
Malone College Year 10 Art students were delighted to be awarded the Carson Award for their peace sculpture. The Carson Awards are an exciting opportunity for young people to express themselves creatively under the theme 'What Integration Means to Me'. Our students worked with local artist Brendan McKinley to create sculptures representing the students working hand in hand to build a better future at Malone College.
Malone College is one of only two secondary schools in Northern Ireland to be awarded as a Maths Mastery partner. In Maths our students are given the time to understand topics through exploration and investigation before moving on to the next. Students spend a long time deepening understanding, rather than accelerating through topics. Throughout all lessons, there is an emphasis on the use of language, concrete manipulatives and pictorial representations. Once students feel comfortable with the concepts, they will move on to the next topic.


The season may be over for many of you, but we all know your job is far from done.
You're probably the first one up in the morning, yet you're the last one in bed at night.
You can't buy a sick day for all the tea in China.
I know you love this job and that you wouldn't trade it for the world.
But then there are also those times.
Times when you moan and groan because it's a grind – a neverending and often thankless one at that.
Your kids know that mom isn't going anywhere.
From the Gatorade in the fridge right down to that fresh roll of toilet paper in the bathroom, your kids know that mom put it there.
Despite the eruption of little earthquakes like the discovery of crayons in the dryer, overflowing toilets and toddler meltdowns, virtually nothing rattles you.
Come to think of it, when Eleanor Roosevelt said, "A woman is like a tea bag; you never know how strong it is until it's in hot water," she may have been looking at a football mom.
Your kids are secure in the knowledge that you have the uncanny ability (some might actually call it clairvoyance) to locate lost game day socks, the strength to withstand sitting on steel bleachers in an arctic blast and the compassion to soothe even the worst pain with a hug and a kiss.
With regard to virtually all positions in the private sector, job security is shaky, at best.
But not here at home.
No, Mom, there will never, ever be a pink slip with your name on it.
Courtney Conover is a mom of two and the wife of former Detroit Lions offensive lineman and current Heads Up Football Ambassador Scott Conover. She has more Legos and NFL memorabilia lying around her home than she knows what to do with. She is also a certified yoga instructor and a contributing writer to the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series. She blogs at The Brown Girl with Long Hair (http://www.thebrowngirlwithlonghair.com) and over-shares on Facebook. Follow her here: (https://www.facebook.com/thebrowngirlwithlonghair).


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Comprehensive Community Development follows in the footsteps of asset-based community development and the "community-building" movement of the 1990s. Practitioners found that community arts and cultural assets were central to both, and they remain so within comprehensive community development.
Across the country, community builders have enlisted the help of arts and cultural organizations, artists, creative residents, arts businesses, and others to foster cultural expression, advance economic development, create visually attractive communities, strengthen education, and increase social ties among residents.
Read our coverage of Arts & Culture in the In The News section of this website.
The Arts & Culture resources are organized into these categories:
Community Cultural Development
Art, Culture & Economic Development
Arts & Culture Physical Transformation
Creative Placemaking Resources to Get You Started or Grow Your Practice
Susan Fitter Harris, May 31, 2017
Where to find the tips, tools and resources you need for arts and culture revitalization strategies
Museums, Libraries and Comprehensive Initiatives: A First Look At Emerging Experience
A new national report examines how museums and libraries influence revitalization efforts in their neighborhoods
Creative Placemaking for Every Community
Development centered on local heritage and culture resonates in rural communities.
Delve Deeper into Arts Activation for your Downtown
International Downtown Association, Oct 8, 2014
Webinar on how artists and art strengthen the social, physical, and economic fabric of communities, and how cities incorporating art into their community and economic development programs.
Exploring Our Town
National Endowment for the Arts, Sep 23, 2014
This website from the National Endowment for the Arts gives guidance and inspiration for arts-based community development work, based on more than 65 case studies from the NEA Our Town program.
ArtPlace America is Accepting Applications for its National Grants Program
ArtPlace America, Sep 22, 2014
The application process for ArtPlace America's National Grants Program is now open until November 3, 2014.
"How a Virginia City Came Together to Build a New Library"
Candice Streett, Sep 1, 2014
How the new library in P etersburg, Va. helped meet the needs of a struggling community.
Parks and Arts, A Natural Pair: Roanoke, VA
National Endowment for the Arts, Aug 25, 2014
How can a small city increase access to the arts and create opportunities for its local artists outside of traditional venues?
Temporary Public Art Installations to Animate Vacant Spaces: Phoenix, AZ
National Endowment for the Arts, Jul 22, 2014
Exploring Our Town Profile: How can temporary public art projects help change perceptions about a city's vacant lots and bolster a developing cultural district?
"Building Communities, One Art Project at a Time"
Eileen Cunniffe, Jul 14, 2014
An article, published by Nonprofit Quarterly, on the Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art and Storytelling in West Harlem, NY, a partnership between the nonprofit social service Broadway Housing…
Arts and Economic Development on Main Street: Stone Mountain, GA
National Endowment for the Arts, Jun 30, 2014
Exploring Our Town Profile: How did a small town take advantage of abandoned buildings in its downtown area to grow arts opportunities and its local economy?
Webinar on Museum / Library Community Engagement
LISC, Jun 19, 2014
A webinar that explores the relatively new idea of musuems and libraries becoming a main player in local community development efforts, including case studies in Pittsburgh and Hartford.
Revitalizing Station North with Art and Design: Baltimore, MD
Exploring Our Town Profile: How can a distressed urban area capitalize on its creative artists, organization and institutions to create a vibrant destination for residents and visitors alike?
ArtsWave supports Place Matters
From cooking programs to Shakepearean plays, five communities in Greater Cincinatti and Northern Kentucky are using arts activities for neighborhood revitalization.
Creative Placemaking: Thinking Out Loud
A series of blog posts from LISC's Erik Takeshita and others that explore what creative placemaking offers to community development and how to get the most from this approach to arts and culture in…
Irrigate: Year One
Springboard for the Arts, Feb 27, 2014
A video and the website for an artist-led creative placemaking initiative in St. Paul that has done more than 100 different local installations across a dozen neighborhoods.
Art Works Blog
National Endowment for the Arts, Feb 19, 2014
The blog of the federal National Endowment for the Arts, Art Works aims to "enrich public understanding of what art is and how art works in our communities."
Animating Democracy
The Arts & Social Change Mapping Initiative maps and highlights the spectrum of ways the arts are being activated to engage people and make change.
Arts and Democracy Project
The Arts and Democracy Project works to link arts and culture, participatory democracy, and social justice through cultural organizing and cross-sector collaborations.
The nation's largest developer of artist live-work space, Artspace has been involved with nearly 2,000 live-work units across the country.
The Center for the Study of Arts and Community
A resource for community groups and their allies, specializing in the development and assessment of arts-based community partnerships and in training for artists and their community partners.
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Q: A word for 'pressing, releasing, pressing, releasing'. In my native language, there's a word that describes the process of

pressing (gently or hard) and releasing, again pressing and releasing, and so on...

on any body area.
Now, this is the most useful therapy to alleviate 'pain'. The best example I can come up with is 'headache'. Normal headaches 'can be cured' using this technique.
Not just headache, this is effective on any paining organ -say legs, calves, back, shoulder or wherever.
This is not massage.
The difference is, in massage, you 'rub' and also 'move' your palms together. Here, you don't! Take head. One will press your forehead with palms and the release, again press, then release...and so on. Rubbing will never happen in this process.
Well, if there's no word, a phrase would work.

A: I think you can use the verb "knead".  The Longman Dictionary says that the verb also means to press someone's muscles many times to help cure pain or to help someone relax. For example, he kneaded my back. She is kneading her grandma's legs.

A: "Knead" works if you're pressing on a muscle. It does not if you are pressing on bone, like someone's skull to relieve a headache (you would never ever say "she kneaded my head, then I felt better").
For the case of headache relief I can only think of "repeatedly compressed" or "repeatedly squeezed", although this is fairly dry English.

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Het wapen van Medemblik is per koninklijk besluit aan de gemeente verleend op 26 juni 1816. Ondanks vier gemeentelijke fusies is het altijd het wapen van de gemeente Medemblik gebleven. Het wapen komt ook terug in het eerste kwartier van het wapen van het waterschap De Vier Noorder Koggen.

Geschiedenis
De geschiedenis van het wapen van Medemblik gaat terug tot ongeveer 1294. In dat jaar was er een zegel bekend met wat toen het wapen was van Medemblik. Het wapen bestond toen uit een schip met 13-koppige bemanning. Dit gaat terug op een sage waarin verhaald wordt dat Karel de Grote de Friezen beval hun wetten op schrift te stellen. Er werden 12 wijze mannen naar de koning gestuurd, bij hem aangekomen vroegen zij nog een dag bedenktijd. Uiteindelijk besloten zij om niet op zijn eisen in te gaan. Na een paar dagen aandringen besloot de koning de 12 man ter dood te veroordelen, ze konden kiezen: of onthoofd worden, of in een schip zonder riemen of roer de zee op gelaten te worden. De wijzen kozen voor het laatste, eenmaal in het schip en op zee bedachten zee en vergelijking met de 12 apostelen, de vergelijking ging om het bedroefd zijn na de kruisiging van Jezus. Hij openbaarde zich na zijn kruisiging aan zijn apostelen om hen te troosten. Ze begonnen met z'n allen te bidden, na het gebed stond er een man op het achterschip, hij leidde hen naar land, naar Medemblik in het bijzonder.
Na deze zegel waren er nog verschillende zegels met een vergelijkbare afbeelding. Een vergelijkbare afbeelding, maar zonder de mensen op het schip, werd gebruikt rond het eind van de 16e eeuw. Deze afbeelding was ook met een wapen tussen de twee voorste masten.
Een volgende wijziging van het wapen, nu alleen het schild, stamt uit 1776. Het wapen wordt nu vastgehouden door twee schilddragers die van het wapen wegkijken. Dit wapen is ook gedekt door de keizerskroon, waar deze vandaan komt is alleen niet bekend. Zo is ook het exacte ontstaan van het wapen niet bekend.

Blazoenering
De beschrijving van het wapen van Medemblik luidt als volgt: 'Van sabel, beladen met een pal van goud, gedekt met een kroon en ter weerskanten vastgehouden door een klimmende leeuw, alles van goud.'

Het schild
Sabel betekent in de heraldiek zwart, een pal is een verticale baan in het midden van het schild. Deze pal is vergelijkbaar met een meerpaal en deze is van goud. Dit betekent meestal dat het om een nederzetting aan een rivier gaat. Vergelijkbare wapens zijn die van Amsterdam, Rotterdam en Dordrecht.

De kroon
Medemblik is een van de tien Nederlandse gemeenten die de keizerskroon voeren. Alleen de kroon van Medemblik is in azuur (blauw). De overige negen: Amsterdam, Bolsward, Deventer, Hulst, Kampen, Middelburg, Nijmegen, Tiel en het Zwolle zijn rood.

De leeuwen
Het gaat hier om op hun achterpoten staande leeuwen van goud, zij kijken van het wapen weg (omziend) en hebben hun bek open. Dit is de meest voorkomende positie voor dieren.

zie ook
Vlag van Medemblik

Wapen
Wapen van Noord-Hollandse gemeente

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Cirque Du Soleil is bringing its newest Big Top show, Luzia - A Waking Dream of Mexico, to Orlando for the first time this March. Held under the Big Top at the Florida Mall March 8-31, the show depicts an imaginary, whimsical version of Mexico, with audiences going in between dreams and reality.
Cirque's usual acrobatic performances and unique scenery will immerse visitors into a surreal world of Mexico where "light quenches the spirit and rain soothes the soul." This experience combines Mexican tradition, mythology and cultural nuance to bring to light Mexico in a whole new, fantastical way, making audiences feel as if they are wandering through a daydream.
Highlights of the production include aerialists flying through rain while suspended from a trapeze, hoop divers performing on oversized treadmills, contortionists bending in unnatural ways, high-speed jugglers, Cyr Wheel artists, and more awesome feats.
This is the first-time rain has been incorporated into a Cirque production. This alone is worth seeing the show.
Luzia - A Waking Dream of Mexico performs on select dates March 8 through 31. Showtimes vary depending on day. You can step inside this dreamlike world with discounted tickets to the show right here on Best of Orlando.


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Effects of alternative CDM baseline schemes under an imperfectly competitive market structure
Haruo Imai, Jiro Akita, Hidenori Niizawa
EEF - Economics and Management
Game Theory and Policy Making in Natural Resources and the Environment
Routledge Taylor & Francis Group
Published - 2008 Jan 31
Imai, H., Akita, J., & Niizawa, H. (2008). Effects of alternative CDM baseline schemes under an imperfectly competitive market structure. In Game Theory and Policy Making in Natural Resources and the Environment (pp. 307-333). Routledge Taylor & Francis Group. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203932018
Effects of alternative CDM baseline schemes under an imperfectly competitive market structure. / Imai, Haruo; Akita, Jiro; Niizawa, Hidenori.
Game Theory and Policy Making in Natural Resources and the Environment. Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2008. p. 307-333.
Imai, H, Akita, J & Niizawa, H 2008, Effects of alternative CDM baseline schemes under an imperfectly competitive market structure. in Game Theory and Policy Making in Natural Resources and the Environment. Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, pp. 307-333. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203932018
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Former FBI Hostage Rescue Team leader and U.S. war veteran Will Sawyer (Dwayne Johnson) now assesses security for skyscrapers. He's on assignment in China when he finds the tallest, safest building in the world suddenly ablaze, and he's been framed for it. A wanted man on the run, Will must find those responsible, clear his name and somehow rescue his family, who are trapped inside the building, above the fire line.
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A propos du Musée Hergé
Contacts et réservation
Entrée gratuite chaque premier dimanche du mois
Rules of the "HERGÉ Exhibition in Lisbon" Competition
Article 1 - Organising company
The company La Croix de l'Aigle SA, hereinafter referred to as "Hergé Museum", whose registered office is located at 162 Avenue Louise, 1050 Brussels, Belgium, is organising a competition entitled "HERGÉ Exhibition in Lisbon", hereinafter referred to as "the competition".
The competition opens on Thursday 14th October and closes at midnight on Thursday 28th October 2021.
Article 2 - Participation
The competition is open to anyone over the age of 18, except to employees and their families of the following companies: La Croix de l'Aigle SA, Moulinsart SA and Les Studios Hergé ASBL.
The competition will be promoted via the Hergé Museum's Facebook page (www.facebook.com/museeherge), Instagram account (www.instagram.com/museeherge), and website (www.museeherge.com).
The competition is completely free and there is no purchase necessary. Participation in the competition implies full acceptance of these rules, including any subsequent changes that may be necessary, for example, due to force majeure. Wherever possible, participants will be notified of such changes.
To enter this competition please send your answers to the following 6 questions by email to: info@museeherge.com.
In which Brussels municipality was Hergé born?
As soon as he arrives in Russia, Tintin is questioned by the People's Commissar. In which city does this interview take place?
What is the name of the Shanghai prison in which Tintin is held?
What is the name of the King of Syldavia at the time when King Ottokar's Sceptre takes place?
The Sbrodj Atomic Research Centre is hidden in the heart of a mountain range. What is its name?
Emir Ben Kalish Ezab, overthrown by Sheik Bab El Ehr, is on the run and has to hide. What real-life monument did Hergé draw inspiration from to represent his lair?
Participation in this competition is personal and nominative. No participation made on behalf of a third party will be taken into account by the Organisers.
The 10 winners will be drawn at random, via Google's random number generator, from amongst the people who correctly answered all the aforementioned questions, and will be contacted personally by email.
Article 3 - The prizes
A prize will be awarded in the context of this competition to the 10 winners drawn at random from among the people who correctly answered all the aforementioned questions.
The prize will consist of two nominative tickets for the "Hergé" exhibition in Lisbon, which runs from 30th September to 11th January 2022.
A maximum of one prize per person will be sent for the duration of the competition.
Prizes cannot be exchanged or converted into cash.
Article 4 - Deadlines and terms of receipt of prizes
The winners agree to communicate their names and that of the person accompanying them to the Hergé Museum, which will provide these to the Calouste-Gulbenkian Foundation, which is hosting the exhibition in its main gallery.
The processing of participant's personal data is subject to the Belgian law of 30th July 2018 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data.
This information is intended to be used exclusively for the management of the participant's files. This data will be collected and deleted after this competition by the Hergé Museum.
Article 5 - Responsibilities
The Competition is neither organised nor sponsored by Facebook/Instagram, who are in no way associated with this Competition. Facebook/Instagram may therefore not be held directly or indirectly liable in any way. The information provided by Participants in the context of the Contest is only provided to the Organiser, and not to Facebook/Instagram.
The Hergé Museum's liability is strictly limited to the delivery of the validly won prize. The Museum does not offer any commercial guarantee or after-sales service for the prizes won.
Under no circumstances may the Hergé Museum be held responsible for any accidents, costs, direct or indirect damage that may occur following participation in the competition and the awarding of prizes.
Participants are aware and accept that the Hergé Museum cannot be held responsible for network failures, losses, delays or technical failures caused by the Internet or the technical service providers involved in data transmission.
The Hergé Museum reserves the right to shorten, extend, modify or cancel the operation if circumstances so require, without being held liable in this respect. No compensation may be claimed as a result. However, these changes may be notified in advance by all appropriate means, in particular via the website: www.museeherge.com.
The Hergé Museum reserves the right to temporarily suspend the possibility of participating in the competition if it can no longer ensure the continuity of the service required for the competition to run.
If the competition has to be postponed, cancelled or interrupted in whole or in part for reasons beyond the control of the Hergé Museum, the latter shall not assume any liability whatsoever.
Any decision by the Organiser or its representatives relating to this Competition is final and without appeal.
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Home Life & FaithBible study	Dying for Change
Dying for Change
As we dig our teeth into Christmas baking, we are enjoying the fruit of fall's harvest. Every September of my childhood on the farm, the combine hopper would fill with bushels upon bushels of grain. It never ceased to amaze me that each single seed of grain buried in the ground in spring could yield up to 30 kernels at harvest time. Every summer across the Prairies, acres of golden grain fields remind me of Jesus' metaphor that through death abundant life begins.
Jesus delivered this golden kernel of truth as a sort of pressure relief statement while the public hysteria of his arrival in Jerusalem that fateful Passover reached fever pitch. The story of Lazarus' resurrection from the grave spread far and wide. People saw greatness in Jesus; they had great plans for him.
A different plan
Yet, as in so many incidents, Jesus had a different plan. A plan that would change the course of humanity. A plan that would involve death so more abundant life could grow in its place.
In John 12:24, Jesus is referring to his own death and resurrection that would be the source of true life for all who believe in him.
But this metaphor extends beyond Jesus' death. It becomes an image for the transformative work in the life of a Christ follower. The apostle Paul picks up this theme of death giving way to new life: "We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life" (Romans 6:4).
Change always requires the death of something. "All changes, even the most longed for, have their melancholy," writes French novelist Anatole France; "for what we leave behind is a part of ourselves; we must die to one life before we can enter into another."
Change necessitates that we lay to rest a former pattern of operating so a new way of being can take its place.
Change is really what the Christian life is all about.
Ongoing transformation
It is through death – to our former practices, old habits and bad attitudes – that the Holy Spirit remodels our life. Paul celebrates this rebirth when he writes, "If anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!" (2 Corinthians 5:17).
Think about the way Paul describes spiritual growth in 2 Corinthians 3:18: we are "being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit." Being transformed signals that the process is ongoing; it unfolds indefinitely this side of glory.
Yet how often do we resist change? In our personal lives and in our corporate life as the church too: we're reluctant to get to know the new neighbour because we miss the ones who moved away; or we dig in our heels against the church leadership's new ministry initiative. We are quite content to remain where we are, the way we are. We even wage battle with every resource at our disposal to fight the death of what we know.
But the life of following Christ embraces change. It embraces the notion that we as individuals and the church are always in need of radical reshaping. The Holy Spirit is continually making us new as we die to old behaviours and thought patterns, so that in their place new life can take root.
Jesus knew full well that death was required for new life to begin. He willfully laid down his life so that the power of his resurrection could transformed us. He invites us to follow in his footsteps.
Are you dying for change?
May God's Spirit enable us to embrace the transformation he longs to bring about in our lives and churches. And may we see exponential growth as new life sprouts up.
Darren Petker is pastor of adult ministries at Ross Road Community Church, Abbotsford, B.C. He is joined in ministry by his wife Judi and their four children. Darren is nearing completion of a MACS degree through MBBS.
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Read // Company to Give Percentage of Public Safety Revenues to Charity
Company to Give Percentage of Public Safety Revenues to Charity
Edge solutions provider Cradlepoint announced Wednesday the company will donate a portion of its 2019 public safety revenues to first responder charities in 2020. The charitable contribution is part of Cradlepoint's FirstConnect program, designed to ease the challenges often faced by first responder agencies in purchasing, deploying, and supporting fixed site, in-vehicle, and IoT-based routing solutions for access to FirstNet and other nationwide public safety broadband networks.
The charities are:
First Responders Children's Foundation (https://firstresponderkids.org): The First Responders Children's Foundation (FRCF) is committed to ensuring that the children of first responders receive the resources necessary to help them thrive and become the heroes of tomorrow.
Leary Firefighters Foundation (www.learyfirefighters.org): The Leary Firefighters Foundation (LFF) was founded by actor Denis Leary after the loss of his cousin and a childhood friend in an abandoned warehouse fire. LFF's mission is to provide funding and resources for fire departments to obtain the best available equipment, technology, and training. It is dedicated to helping maintain the highest level of public safety in its communities.
"We feel an obligation to be more than just a solution provider, which is why our mantra is, 'we connect and serve those who protect and serve our communities', and why our FirstConnect program includes an annual charitable contribution to first responder causes," said Cradlepoint Chief Marketing Officer Todd Krautkremer.
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Q: Apply class to entire stylesheet Will this work? I have a class applied to the main DIV and need to apply that class to the all the selectors in my stylesheet.
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A: No, not with plain CSS.
You can do this with a CSS preprocessor such as LESS.
See here: http://lesscss.org/features/ (nested rules)


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'Angels in orange' overwhelmed by community response in Wirksworth
Oct 15 2019 In your area
Cadent staff overwhelmed by messages of support and goodwill from Wirksworth residents
Major operation to restore gas to 900 homes and businesses who lost gas after burst water main flooded the town's gas network
Vast majority of homes and businesses back on gas
Staff at gas network company Cadent have been overwhelmed by messages of support and goodwill from residents in Wirksworth, Derbyshire, as they battled to get some 900 homes and businesses back on gas.
Cadent engineers - dubbed 'angels in orange' by one resident – worked tirelessly to restore gas supplies after a burst water main flooded the town's gas pipe network last Tuesday (8 October) night.
Some 150 Cadent engineers and support staff were drafted from across the Midlands, East Anglia and the North West, in a major operation. They worked around the clock, pumping out thousands of litres of water and knocking on the door of every affected property to turn the gas off and then returning to switch the gas back on once the network was clear of water.
Cadent has now restored gas supplies to the vast majority of properties. There are a number of properties where engineers have not been able to gain access. Visits continued this morning (15 October). Staff have visited every property at least three times and have left cards in those homes where no-one was in. Residents are asked to call us when they return home and we will send an engineer to switch the gas on and make vital safety checks.
Our incident support vehicle is on site until lunchtime today (15 October) but if anyone has problems with their gas supply or appliances after we reconnected them, they can call us on 0800 111 999 (all calls are recorded and may be monitored). We will continue to maintain a presence in the town over the next few weeks, as we complete checks and carry out any further remedial work on the gas network
Everyone who lost gas will receive a letter regarding compensation for loss of gas. Householders are entitled to £60 for every 24 hours they were off gas while businesses will receive £100 per 24 hours off gas. This will be paid directly to them via their gas suppliers. People can find out more under the FAQs tab on Cadent's incident webpage: https://cadentgas.com/emergencies/gas-network-incidents/incidents/water-in-gas-pipes-wirksworth
If anyone has any enquiries relating to the incident they can contact us on 0345 835 1111.
Director of Cadent's East Network, Darren Elsom, who led the restoration effort, said: "The response from the community of Wirksworth was nothing short of amazing. Despite being without heating and hot water for a number of days, residents were incredibly patient and appreciative of our efforts to get them back on gas.
"From supportive comments on Facebook – one lady described us as 'angels in orange' – to donations of biscuits and treats for the teams, a free lunch for our engineers provided by Antony Gell School and even an invitation to take part in the town's carnival, people could not have been more understanding and accommodating.
"Water in a gas network is particularly challenging. Engineers have to make sure every drop of water has been removed so we are very grateful for people's patience.
"Our thanks go to everyone in Wirksworth for their patience and kind comments (not to mention the cakes and biscuits), to Derbyshire County Council for all their assistance, to Antony Gell School, Wirksworth Town Council and to Lockwood's."
Pictured left to right, Cadent engineers, Glen Harrold, Billy Piggott, Steve Pilkington and John Hopkinson. Below, Cadent engineers in Wirksworth, outside the company's mobile command unit.
Sara Wilcox
sara.wilcox@cadentgas.com
Angels in orange


An Arizona woman is facing a child abuse charge after she reportedly admitted she smothered her infant baby three times and watched as he turned blue.
ABC15 reports that 21-year-old Emily Morissette is accused of placing her hands over her 2-month-old baby's nose and mouth until he stopped breathing. Per court documents, the incidents happened three different times between July 23 and July 27.
The first two times, Morissette tried to smother the boy in her home off of 19th Avenue and Buckeye Road. She reportedly admitted she knew the baby stopped breathing because he turned "pale and blue." Morissette told police she revived him both times and called 911.
On a third occasion, Morissette allegedly smothered the baby again, then pulled out his emergency cord out while he was at the Phoenix Children's Hospital getting treatment. Hospital staff performed CPR on the infant and revived him.
It's still unclear why she reportedly injured the child, but Morissette was arrested on October 25 and remains behind bars on $100,000 bond.


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Remember when the food options at Toronto's Union Station sucked? That's starting to change thanks to all-day Egg McMuffins, a stellar summer market, Pilot Coffee and now, a brand new Thai restaurant.
Bangkok Buri, the incoming fast-casual eatery, is slated to open at Union Station in the new year. There are three additional locations in the works as well.
Crave It Restaurant Group (the company that operates The Burger's Priest) is developing Bangkok Buri along with Monte Wan, who owns Khao San Road and Nana.
According to the Ontario Restaurant News, Wan will be creating the menu, which will likely include red and green curries and pad thai among other dishes.
With this new addition, it's looking like Union Station is becoming an actual destination and not just a crowded thoroughfare.


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Q: How to set image size with Image Map Plugin on QGIS 2.4? I use QGIS 2.4, but I have noticed that the "Set Map/Image Size" feature on the HTML Image Map Plugin no longer seems to work. No matter what you set the "Set Map/Image Size" for, your image will always be 928 x 725. This feature worked fine with QGIS 2.2, but I don't want to go back to 2.2, for a variety of reasons.
How do I get this feature to work with 2.4?

A: I'm the author of the plugin and uploaded a new version to the plugin repository (version 2.0.1 to be precise).
It was actually an old bug, but nobody used that apparently...
All QGIS plugins are written by different authors. Either via plugins.qgis.org or via the info in the plugin manager you can reach the author, of find the place to create issues for that plugin.