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Literature, Museums and Arts
Literature women in the new subjectivity postcolonial
Catherine Lim (21 March 1942), writer that Gina Wisker, Professor of contemporary literature, has been called as part of the "women writers emerging", arising from post-colonial areas in regions of the world in Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, Australia and Africa continents. They are women who write about women, in the tone of a new genre in a new culture of post-colonial subjectivity. Their wit passes to be made cultural policy in defense of the existence and the cultural development which opposes cultural politicians planning, questioning the intercultural harmony imposed a sordid normally, renewing old prejudices of the authoritarian Patriarch.
The liberation of these writers assumed with a vision of gender do not delimit to – the woman, but represents the proposal of another integral humanity psychosocial, historical, cultural, ethical and aesthetically in polarity of a genus of two separate but indispensable organico-intelectuales parts, which brings together women like Catherine Lim, Shirley Geok-Lim, Minfong Ho, Lee Tzu Pheng, and Suchen Christine Lim in search of identity between tradition and creation in its broader and more critical sense, a good common sense.
To our readers, about Catherine Lim, we recommend the reading of "Singapore literature: identity and tradition in the work of Catherine Lim", by the co-authors, Olivia Cruz, Juan Ignacio Oliva Cruz and Maria Concepcion Vera, edited by the University of La laguna, Spain, 2013. Over the Nations of Southeast Asian postcolonial: "Imagined communities", Benedict Anderson, Fondo de Cultura Económica, Mexico 2005.
Art and Science Museum
Located in the urban development of Marina Bay, in the South of Singapore; with the most advanced architecture, engineering and services, it is an urban show that must be known by walking through its streets, in fact this area has become one of the most visited in the country by its landscapes. The architectural design of the Museum evokes a Lotus Flower, made by the architect Moshe Safdie. It has 21 galleries on 6,000 square meters, where is the exhibition permanent and, with other three galleries dedicated to the expression, the curiosity and inspiration. Exhibitions seek to find the links between art and science, just as it is the "Renaissance" Singaporean with creative search. Back to this original need of not running away from sensibility with technological automation, showing with art how is discovered and encouraged technology to make human sense.
"I fly like paper"
The expression of Dawn Ng
Dawn NG was trained in art and journalism at Georgetown University and the Slade School of Fine Art UCL. Produces work for private galleries and the Singapore Art Museum.
The installation, which is called I Fly Like Paper represents, in general, according to Dawn, the sense of nostalgia, while the paper planes symbolize a wave of emotions running at the same time (Fernanda de Alba, 2014). It seems to me, a researcher aesthetics which induces the viewer to a concept in the dialectic of their circumstances and the contradictions of the process of feeling, making and acting. Open to reflection rather than nostalgia, demands answers that do not exist but insinuating opportunities between their spatial three-dimensional plastic idea and the abstraction of who reveals his work, there is also an atmosphere of various parts, the empty time, sense or direction to the unknown horizon, rather as theses of a speech of the probable that starts to build with paper airplanes.
"I am a lover not a fighter" Keng Lye
Keng Lye: hyper-realistic 3-D painting
The artist Keng Lye made three-dimensional realistic plastic, for this reason is known as 3D work. His technique is industrial, applied acrylic and resin called epoxy. He pours the resin in a container, then paint with acrylics, layer by layer the figure. The Japanese painter Riuseke Fukahori developed the technique. Bind to this expression of the modern production of hyper-realism, contemporary movement involving painters as the U.S. Steve Mills (1959), Canadian Jason Degraaf (1971) or the Taiwanese-American thread Chen (1942), the Mexican Rafael Cauduro (1950) and Jorge Espinosa Tower (1983), and the sculptor Ron Mueck (1958), whose hyper-realism became the portrait sculptures of silicone. With productions that defy photography, detail achieves expression in humans, animals and things in which the effects of weather and the atmosphere "dramatize" or develop the drama of existence has elapsed and certain expression only the synthesis of the movement in its contradictions printed their circumstances, natural iconology and iconography of the passage of time with natural elements somewhat "hyper magic", which takes than it is his singular existence.
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Remember, the magazine by Luna LoveGod's father - "The quibbler", it was called so because it carried petty criticism of people. mnemonic in hindi. read it as qui (kyun)+bble (bill). KYUN BILL ITNA ZYADA HAI?, you OBJECT to reading of meter & COMPLAIN to the authorities. Query + babble (minor objection/murmuring).


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Pompey turn their attention to the Carabao Cup on Tuesday, with a mouth-watering south coast derby against Southampton.
It is the Premier League outfit – who were beaten by Bournemouth on Friday night – who are the 1/2 favourites to progress.
Kenny Jackett's side can be backed at 6/4 to knock out their neighbours at Fratton Park and reach the fourth round.
It finished 2-2 when the sides last met all the way back in 2012 and a repeat of that scoreline after 90 minutes carries odds of 12/1.
More optimistic punters, however, might be tempted to choose a 1-0 victory at 12/1 or 2-0 triumph at 22/1.
Reckon that regulation time will not be able to settle the teams? Either of them winning on penalties is available at 11/2.
Pompey fought from behind to get something from each of the last two derbies, so you could take a look at them recovering from an interval deficit to win at 40/1.
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Today, 28th August 2018, marks a personal anniversary. Fifty years ago, on this day, I started my career as a fulltime freelance writer, unsupported by anything other than what I could earn with my typewriter and my brain. I had no private income, no hoard of shares, no wealthy family. I never imagined that I would be able to keep going for fifty years, but it seems I could, and did.
I am usually vague on dates, regularly forgetting anniversaries and birthdays, sometimes my own, but this particular date has always stuck in my mind.
On 28th August 1968 I was single, living alone in a cheap bed-sitter in an expensive part of London: it was close to Gloucester Road underground station, in South Kensington. The condition of becoming a freelance had been initiated by two straightforward words uttered by my last boss: "You're fired." For several months before this I had been wondering endlessly if I would ever have the guts to give up working in jobs and try to survive as a writer, but suddenly the decision was made for me. Rather than trawl around London looking for another dead-end job, I decided, with the support of the young woman I was soon to marry, to give it a go. I had almost no money – in fact, I had only my final month's salary, paid on the Friday of the previous week, together with a few savings I had scraped together. The total was about two hundred pounds, which I reckoned could with care keep me going for about four or five more weeks. My wife-to-be was a student and was receiving an annual maintenance grant of ninety pounds. (That's £90 a year.) She too had a small flat in London, and at the end of September, after a minimal wedding, we moved together into another rented flat, this time in suburban Sutton. The rent there was £9 a week, or £39 a month, payable monthly.
On that first Monday morning, still in Kensington half a century ago, I walked down in bright sunshine to the local Post Office and with a feeling of symbolic significance bought myself a self-employed National Insurance stamp. (It was the first one I ever bought, also the last. I never did it again – years later, the authorities caught up with me and I had to find a substantial back-payment.) I then walked back to my tiny bed-sitter and started writing.
I didn't have many prospects but I did have a plan of sorts. Part of it was for the short term. In previous months I had sold a few short-short stories to a tabloid-type magazine, which paid £20 a time for twist-ending crime fiction, and I reckoned that if I could sell one or two more of those a month, that would keep the hounds at bay. I was also in touch with another young writer who was overloaded with writing hack articles for a group of 'glamour' magazines – constantly bored and fatigued by the mindless garbage they wanted, he sometimes let me chip in and write a few of the terrible things for him, for which I received tiny payments. Even so, I needed every penny I could lay my hands on.
The other half of my plan, the long term bit, was to develop the serious side of my writing and try to sell some short stories and, if possible, a novel or two. During the final months of my employment I had sold a 10,000-word novella called "The Interrogator" to the New Writings in SF series, edited by E. J. Carnell. Thirty quid flat. Mr Carnell was cautiously encouraging, so I wrote a sort of sequel (same characters, same setting, story different) at another 10,000 words. With great speed, and immense courtesy and gentleness, Carnell rejected it, explaining that his occasional book series disallowed sequels. On the day it seemed like a bitter blow, but soon afterwards I rallied. I put the two novellas together, drafted a kind of emergency plot outline for more of the same, and my brand-new literary agent, Janet Freer, submitted it to the Gollancz publishing house. Not long afterwards they rejected it. Ms Freer, more optimistic than I was, then sent it to Faber & Faber, the only other major publisher who was publishing this kind of material at the time. I saw Faber as a class act way beyond my hoped-for level (they published Brian Aldiss, Kit Reed and Edmund Crispin, not to mention their profoundly literary authors like Golding, Beckett, Larkin, Durrell, and so on), but in it went. In the meantime I hacked away at my short term survival plan: cod horoscopes and filler articles pinched and rewritten from the tabloid newspapers. Awful, shameful stuff, but my initial two hundred quid had almost all gone.
In the first week of the new year Faber announced that they would publish the novel. To say I was surprised and pleased would not even approach the delirious feeling I had. I immediately abandoned my shame-faced hackwork and drafted the novel. I followed the synopsis I had dashed out in a few mad minutes, believing I had to now that Faber had read and accepted it. The result was OK, but I think only just. It took nine weeks, and I called the finished manuscript Indoctrinaire.
Faber paid me an advance of £150.00 – £135.00 after Janet Freer had taken her well deserved commission. It was in three instalments of £45 each, to be paid over the next 18 months. It seemed the long term plan was going to be no more lucrative than the short. The struggle went on.
(Eventually, Indoctrinaire showed its legs. Although it has never made me much money, over the years, all fifty of them, it has produced a trickle of income from various reprints, paperbacks and translations. It was even re-issued as a paperback in 2014 by Gollancz, who appear to have forgotten they had already rejected the same book four and a half decades earlier. Good for them.)
Memories of what followed the writing of Indoctrinaire are no longer so distinct. I went on writing, I kept on writing, and I have done so ever since. Life has had its extremes of problems and satisfactions – I make no complaint about the former and do not brag about the latter. But I will never forget those early weeks, which have permanently instilled in me a general sympathy and sense of comradeship with other new or young writers who have followed me. A writer's life is never an easy one, but now, on this anniversary evening, I do look back in the full knowledge that given the chance I would do it all over again.
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FA Cup final: Liverpool and Chelsea resume rivalry
By Ben SmithBBC Sport
The more Liverpool and Chelsea play each other, the more they seem to discover they simply do not get on.
The FA Cup final at Wembley on Saturday promises to be another landmark occasion - north v south, red v blue, the aristocrats versus the arrivistes.
Incredibly, it will be the 31st meeting between the clubs in the past eight seasons.
Chelsea have won five and Liverpool four of their nine meetings in the FA Cup.
It is Chelsea's fourth FA Cup final in six years, they have won the previous three.
Chelsea have lost their past four matches against Liverpool. Their last win came in May 2010.
On the three previous occasions that Liverpool have beaten Everton in an FA Cup semi-final, they have lost the final.
While the rivalry may lack the spite of Liverpool versus Manchester United or the history of the Merseyside derby, familiarity has literally bred contempt over the past decade.
Few are better placed than former Liverpool forward Luis Garcia to discuss this modern-day malevolence between two of England's great clubs.
The zenith came on a balmy May night at Anfield in 2005. It was a night when Liverpool beat Chelsea 1-0 to reach their first European Cup final for 20 years, a night when Garcia scored a goal that former Blues manager Jose Mourinho still talks about.
At the time 30 points separated the sides in the table. Chelsea had won both league matches and lifted the Carling Cup at Liverpool's expense. To add further spice Steven Gerrard was giving serious thought to joining Mourinho's revolution.
At kick-off a banner on the Kop read "make us dream" - four minutes into the match Garcia did just that. "They called it the ghost goal, I don't know why. It was in, it was in. I've always known that, it was over the line." Garcia told BBC Sport.
ALAN SHEARER ON A TALE OF FOUR STRIKERS AT WEMBLEY
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On Didier Drogba, Fernando Torres, Luis Suarez and Andy Carroll: "At times, it has been a campaign that they will all have wanted to forget, but I think one of them will score the goal that will win the game, and the cup."
Who will be the Wembley match-winner?
"There was a tension, the clubs didn't get on but to hear Mourinho still talks about it is incredible. It must still hurt.
"It was probably the greatest night of my career. That and the final in Istanbul, of course. There was a magic at Anfield that night. Something I have not felt before, or since. I miss the city and the club."
Chelsea captain John Terry openly admitted he cried in the dressing room after the final whistle. On his next visit to Anfield the former England captain felt a shiver go down his spine. It was, he said, like returning to a room full of ghosts.
The exchanges between Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez and Mourinho marked the most explosive period in the feud. "We were good friends until we started beating them," recalls Benitez. "Jose was only friends with the managers he beat."
Mourinho refused to acknowledge any tension existed, however. "There was no rivalry. We met them on big occasions but they were just another team. I have no special feeling."
Garcia tells a very different story. "They were fantastic occasions and it always felt like something important was at stake, you could sense that in the dressing room before the matches," he said.
They called it the ghost goal, I don't know why. It was in.
Luis Garcia Former Liverpool forward
"They were the team to beat at the time. They had spent a lot of money and had a fantastic side. But we knew we had something on them. There was always a great atmosphere and I loved playing in those games, we all did.
"They felt a little different during those years. Special games."
Chelsea forward Eidur Gudjohnsen agrees. "Whatever was said publicly the games against Liverpool were different," he told BBC Sport. "Different for the players and fans, you could sense that. There was a unique intensity about them."
Gudjohnsen was in the side when the modern rivalry began on the final day of the 2002-03 season.
The sides had met on important occasions as far back as the FA Cup semi-final of 1965 when Bill Shankly's unsophisticates from the north lanced the cor-blimey arrogance of a talented young Chelsea side led by Terry Venables and Ron Harris.
There were moments in 1978 and 1997 when contests took on a significance that lifted their clashes above the ordinary. But it was not until May 2003 that the rivalry as we know it today began in anger.
"No disrespect to Chelsea, but their supporters aren't like ours. In my opinion, clubs which have that traditional core of working-class fans are always going to be more passionate about football. They get involved in the game a lot more and create a much better atmosphere. I'm not trying to be disrespectful to them when I say that, I think it's just a fact."
Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher
With a Champions League place at stake and future owner Roman Abramovich lurking in the shadows, Jesper Gronkjaer scored the winner as Chelsea fought back from a goal down. The Russian bought the club, the rest is history.
Only two players involved that day are expected to start at Wembley - Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard (Jamie Carragher is likely to be named among the substitutes). Their battles have come to epitomise the highs and lows of the rivalry. One or both were named in the PFA team of the year every season from 2003 to 2009 - neither has made the past two XIs.
Gerrard will forever be revered on Merseyside for his loyalty when Chelsea and the money came calling in the summer of 2005. Lampard has won seven trophies with Chelsea since then, Gerrard only three.
Neither man is in his pomp, but both will need to have an influence if their side is to prevail on Saturday.
Fernando Torres, who could not resist the lure of Chelsea, may also have a say against his old club.
The clash of cultures on the field will be one aspect but the differences among the supporters are just as stark.
LAWRO'S FA CUP FINAL PREDICTION
Mark LawrensonFootball Analyst
"When I watch Liverpool at Anfield and see the games they have drawn and even some of the ones they have lost, then they have always created loads of chances."
Read Lawro's full prediction and score
"Chelsea were basically pretty rubbish for a long time," Tim Rolls, of Chelsea fanzine CFCUK, said.
"In the last 10 years we have been far more successful. Liverpool are obsessed with singing about history but we feel it is time for them to move on.
"I know they won four European Cups in the 70s and 80s but apart from one night in Istanbul they have struggled.
"There is a tension between the clubs, an edge, some antagonism. We had a small minority of fans who let themselves and the club down during the minute's silence at Wembley to remember the Hillsborough disaster.
"That isn't a reflection of us, but it is fair to say this will always be a big game for us, a rivalry."
The next chapter will be written at Wembley on Saturday. If recent history is anything to go by, it will be one not to miss.
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Balik Scientist Bill Approved by Senate
The Mail Man Saturday, December 02, 2017
The Balik Scientist Bill was approved by the Senate on Final Reading last Nov. 27, 2017.
Garnering a vote of 13 – 0, Senate Bill No. 1533 or the "Balik Scientist Act" was filed by Senator Paulo Benigno Aquino IV earlier this year.
The Balik Scientist Act aims to institutionalize the Balik Scientist Program that was established by then President Marcos through Presidential Decree 818. It was continued by President Fidel V. Ramos in 1993.
The Bill's objective is to entice Filipino scientists, engineers, and even technology entrepreneurs to come back to the Philippines and engage in research, development and implementation of programs and projects that will benefit the country in various fields related to development.
These include health, Information and Communications Technology (ICT), agriculture, food production, and the now growing sector of technology startups.
Senator Bam Aquino stated, "It is about time that we institutionalized and strengthened the Balik Scientist Program so that more brilliant Filipino minds residing abroad can help our nation move forward into prosperity."
The Balik Scientist Act will finally give the DOST's Balik Scientist Program institutional legs to stand on since it will be legislated with its funding and mechanisms already part of the law of the land. Incentives and financial benefits will be institutionalized.
The Bill enables scientists that are working on short-term projects or programs (at least 30 days) to receive benefits that include travel fare, exemptions on tax with regards to their daily allowances, relocation allowances, and donation of instruments and materials required in scientific activities.
For medium-term programs or projects (12 months), the same benefits and privileges apply plus exemptions on travel tax that includes their immediate families, and payment of multiple entry fees and also the non-requirement of immigration clearance certificates.
For long-term programs and projects (24 – 36 months) the benefits include housing provision, reimbursement for the shipment of personal effects and professional instruments including one motor vehicle, exemption from securing an alien employment permit, budget to put up a laboratory. Of course, the standard benefits and privileges to short and medium-term programs and projects also apply.
The Act also puts in mechanisms for the families of the beneficiaries of the program such as preferential employment opportunities for the spouse and enrollment of their children to preferred schools.
The Act will enable the country to gain at least 19,000 more scientists since according to UNESCO, the Philippines has 189 scientists per million of its population whereas the ideal is 380 scientists per million.
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The French are famous for extravagant furnishing and are its furniture designs showcasing artistic temperament in aristocratic and royal homes are famous world- wide for their very beautiful rooms.
The French décor has its reasons for its revival as it as popular as it was before. The French home décor is achievable as it's very elegant and provides with a beautiful and elegant look that is everlasting. French country is mostly based on the lifestyle of south France that is basically rustic and is the countryside. The French provincial dining table is the ideal furniture that can enliven the spirit of the festive occasion in your home.
The French decorating décor has a very rich history, and its decorating ideas dates back to Louis XIV, the rustic simplicity of that time looked elegant, and the rustic simplicity was best chosen for rustic simple life.
Warm and Living- This style has coziness and is generally warm in appearance and the furniture pieces look and depicts finery.
Personal– French country homes are aesthetically designed to reflect the personality and history of the owner. At the same time, you can add a more genuine touch to this furniture with carved and twisted legs, wooden sheets and wooden polishes made on provincial designs of furniture made of Oak or cherry wood.
All about opposites– French country décor is considerably pastoral, elegant, luxurious, and is ever charming. Even though it has deep roots connected with agricultural lifestyle, it still reflects elegance and luxury, along with quality and simplicity.
Cohesive– French style is cohesive in its nature, as there are not different influences or styles incorporated into one. The best part is that, you can combine different styles of French provincial dining table to suit the needs of your interiors.
A dining room is a place where all guests and family would gather and can feel warm and relaxed. A dining table is the furniture piece that makes the room look like a dining room. And keeping lavender on the table reminds of breathtaking views of purple fields that province is famous for during the summer month.
What are the different types of French provincial dining tables?
French provincial dining table with a French rustic oak top with traditional French Ladder Backed Chairs will make your dining room look extravagant.
White wood chairs give your dining room a royalty touch and the crystal chandelier on the dining table makes your furniture piece look aesthetically beautiful.
Weathered dining table which is rustic in nature with different chairs that are mismatched with different colors will make your dining room look beautiful.
Farmhouse dining table has the capacity to accommodate a large family and is best suited to be accommodated in your long dining room area with an abundance of light and windows.
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In this fourth Truth Project tour, Del shares that this is his favorite, and that he wishes he could do it first. The reason for doing it fourth is that in our culture, we need to take care of other things first. The only way that we can begin to answer the question, "Who is God?" is that he has revealed himself to us through his word.
In addition to "Who is God?", Del looks at another question: "What is eternal life?" This he answers from John 17:1-3, "Now this is eternal life: that they may know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent." This is not just knowledge of God, but relationship with God.
Del then talks about his own journey of increasing knowledge of God through study of God's various names. One example that he gives is El Qanna, the Hebrew word for "a jealous God." God's jealousy is not the same as our jealousy, however; God's jealousy is zeal that arises when sin threatens a relationship. Names mean something, says Del. And this is what transforms us, so "should we be surprised that it is here we find the focus of the attack?" That is, God's nature is being attacked in our culture, as well as God's Word (i.e., the Bible). Del takes the rest of the tour to address attacks on the latter. He lists various people who have attacked the Bible, including Voltaire, Robert Ingersoll and the Jesus Seminar – which concluded that 82% of the words attributed to Jesus in the Bible were not really spoken by him.
Del's final segment for this tour was relating a personal crisis that he had in relation to the trustworthiness of the Bible. He was looking at the dates that the kings of Israel and Judah ruled, and saw an apparent contradiction between 2 Kings 8:16 and 2 Kings 1:17. It looked like the Bible contradicted itself when it talked about the beginnings of the reigns of Joram and Jehoram. After reading a book by Edwin Thiele called The Mysterious Numbers of the Hebrew Kings, he concluded that the apparent contradiction was only apparent because Judah and Israel used different dating systems. He challenges his listeners to really believe that the Bible is God's Word.
I admire Del's willingness to tackle such a large subject in such a short amount of time. I agree with him that the only reason we can begin to know who God is is that he has chosen to reveal himself. I agree that knowledge of God is not just about intellectual knowledge, but it is about an intimate relationship. I agree with him that names mean something. I agree that God's character and the Bible are being attacked in our culture, and that this has been going on for a long time. I liked his example of Joram and Jehoram, and I think it's neat that studying the text in context takes away the seeming contradiction.
I was uneasy, however, at the end of this example of Joram and Jehoram, when Del concluded, "Hallelujah, you can trust the Bible." It's not that I don't think the Bible can be trusted, but I worry whether, based on Del's example, people will trust in the Bible based on their own ability to explain it. I wish that Del had used as another example a passage that Christians disagree on or are unsure about. This, it seems to me, would be an equally good teaching moment. It would show the audience that we can still trust God's ability to speak through the Bible even if we can't always trust our own ability to explain it precisely.
Also, I hate to bring this up again, but I chafed at the word "objective" when it was mentioned during this tour. This time, Del described relationship with God as objective. How, I wondered, could a relationship be objective? It seems that Del is trying to use "objective" as a synonym for "real," which is confusing – and not the case.


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Anaheim RV Park is located to the southwest of Fontana in Anaheim and is surrounded by tall shade trees. The most notable feature of this Fontana, California campground is its proximity to Disneyland. A shuttle takes campers to this adventure park every 30 minutes.
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This RV park is located in Orange, California. Unlike other RV parks in the Fontana, California area, Orangeland RV Park provides guests with the opportunity to pick free oranges. There's no limit to the number of oranges you can pick, and this RV park also features a large swimming pool.
Nothing beats being able to take a bite out of a fresh orange whenever the urge strikes. This RV park is close to Disneyland, and it's one of the biggest campgrounds in the area. This feature makes it easy to meet plenty of new friends.
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Unlike other Fontana campgrounds, San Bernardino RV Park leaves plenty of space between each RV pad. Plus, this RV park features incredible views of the surrounding mountains. To top it off, this RV park charges relatively low rates.
Mission RV Park is located east of Fontana in Redlands. It's a relatively small RV park, and it's right off Interstate 8. This RV park's most notable feature is its proximity to Splash Kingdom Waterpark.
If you're traveling with your kids, you'll love Mission RV Park. After a day of splashing around at the water park, you can head next door to Cha-Cha's Tacos for refreshments. Best of all, Mission RV Park charges some of the lowest rates in the Fontana area.
Canyon RV Park is located south of Fontana near Chino Hills State Park, and it's reachable directly off Highway 91. Every RV lot at Canyon RV Park includes a picnic table, and there's an enormous rope-climbing structure on-site. The RV pads at Canyon RV Park are big enough to accommodate slide-outs.
Your kids will absolutely love Canyon RV Park's rope climb. This structure is over five stories high, and it contains a rock wall, multiple rope bridges, and a lookout. Plus, this RV park's amphitheater makes it a great place to take large groups.
Terrace Village RV Park is in Grand Terrace, which is about 10 minutes away from Fontana. This RV park is relatively small, and it's easy to access off Interstate 215. Terrace Village RV Park features a large clubhouse, and there is a resident cat who likes to make the rounds when new guests arrive.
Terrace Village RV Park is a great place to park your RV for an extended stay. The facilities are impeccably maintained, and the amenities of Grand Terrace are within walking distance. Best of all, every aspect of Terrace Village RV Park is engineered to be as relaxing as possible.
Holloway's Marina & RV Park is located to the northeast of Fontana. It offers views of San Gorgonio Mountain, and it is situated on the shores of Big Bear Lake. This RV park also includes a marina; Holloway's Marina & RV Park even offers pirate ship tours.
Your kids will absolutely fall in love with the pirate ship at Holloway's Marina & RV Park. It's a 1/3-scale model of a Spanish Galleon, and it was featured in the movie "Time Bandits." Holloway's Marina & RV Park is small enough to keep to yourself, but it's also easy to make friends.
Los Angeles / Pomona / Fairplex KOA is situated to the west of Fontana near the suburb of La Verne. It's one of the biggest RV parks in the area, and it features plenty of amenities. Like most KOA campgrounds, the most notable feature of Los Angeles / Pomona / Fairplex KOA is its family-friendly atmosphere.
Los Angeles / Pomona / Fairplex KOA is close to all of the attractions of Los Angeles. The RV pads at this campground are shaded by tall trees, and it's easy to make friends there. Plus, the L.A. County Fairgrounds are within walking distance of this RV park.
Country Hills RV Park is in the town of Beaumont. The RV pads at Country Hills RV Park feature mountain views, and this RV park is easy to access from Interstate 10. If you need to stock up on supplies, there is a Walmart nearby.
Country Hills RV Park offers some of the best views in the Fontana area. Plus, this RV park charges surprisingly low rates. There is a full-time landscaper on-site who works tirelessly to introduce beautiful new flora that brightens up the grounds.
Bonita Ranch RV Campground is in the town of Lytle Creek, California. This RV park is relatively remote, but it's also only 25 minutes away from San Bernardino. Bonita Ranch RV Campground offers commanding mountain views, and it is easy to access from Interstate 15.
Not only is Bonita Ranch RV Campground one of the quietest RV parks in the Fontana area, but it's also relatively inexpensive. It's within walking distance of Lytle Creek, and Bonita Ranch Picnic Area is also nearby. Best of all, Mount San Antonio is only 30 minutes away.
After perusing this list of campgrounds in Fontana, California, you might have already picked the place you'd like to stay. If you're still undecided, however, considering a few simple factors can help you make a choice.
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CME Hikes Margins On Precious Metals Amid Volatility
Ian Young August 12, 2020
With explosive volatility recently in the precious metals markets, the CME Group increased margin requirements for gold and silver futures just a day after their steepest selloff in five months.
Safe haven assets were pummeled on Tuesday, as investors piled into stocks, driving the S&P toward fresh all-time highs, and sinking Treasurys and precious metals. Silver, which has rallied tremendously recently closed down more than 15% Tuesday, dragging silver ETFs down a with it, while gold lost almost 6% as well, sinking below $1900 an ounce in overnight trading.
Gold and silver have both had explosive performances recently, which has resulted in considerable volatility, which is all the more evident in a market decline like what happened Tuesday. Gold dropped over $200, or over 10% from its recent high in just a few days, while silver plummeted almost $6.50 or 21% in the same period.
"As I said in my Kitco Special Report I put out earlier today, which included longer-term weekly charts on gold and silver: On a day when gold prices were down around $85 an ounce on the day and silver down over $2, many precious metals market bulls may be squeamish, wondering, 'Are market tops in place?' Of course nobody knows the answer to that question and there are all kinds of opinions and speculation about that topic—especially today," noted Kitco analyst Jim Wyckoff.
Other analysts are concerned about the prospects for precious metals as well.
"[The precious metal] made another attempt yesterday afternoon to reach the record high it posted at the end of last week, though it failed and only made it to $2,050. The price has been on a downward trajectory ever since," wrote Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch.
Increasing volatility means investors could experience more significant fluctuations in the size of their accounts, and higher margin requirements assist the exchange's clearinghouse in mitigating issues and ensuring that trade obligations are met.
According to the changes in margin, gold investors and traders must put up an initial margin requirement of $10,230 to open a position in a contract and $9,300 to retain that position, an increase from $9,570 and $8,700, respectively. Hedgers and members are required to meet initial margin and maintenance margin requirements of $9,300, up from $8,700.
Meanwhile, silver speculators need to add an initial margin requirement of $14,575 and a maintenance margin of $13,250. Hedgers and members must pay initial and maintenance margins of $13,250.
For ETF investors, investments in gold and silver can still be made through ETFs like the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) or the iShares Silver Trust (SLV), which should have the same margins as non-leveraged ETFs.
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Reason to celebrate. Guess what season it is here in the jungle? It's not Christmas, Easter or Thanksgiving, but it is equally exciting. It is now the season for collecting wild fowl eggs! Each year, as soon as the jungle acorn nuts have fallen, a certain wild bird no larger than a chicken scrapes together all the rotting leaves and vegetation from the jungle floor to make a pile that is sometimes over four feet tall and eight feet wide. The bird will then lay one huge egg each day for the next few weeks in that pile and leave it to be incubated by the heat of decomposing matter. This is the time of the year when our Hewa friends love to search through the jungle for these nests of treasures. They have already been bringing a few of these sometimes partially developed delicacies back to the village to share with us and they are anticipating a big harvest this year. Is anyone ready to join us for an egg hunt?
From the translation desk. I have been translating passages from Luke again, and when I translated chapter 15 I was able to teach the story of the prodigal son to the Hewa believers for the first time. They immediately caught the beauty of the father's forgiveness for his son and also the need to forgive rather than to hold a grudge in the way the oldest brother had. Our Hewa friends talked about the story through the week and when the next weekend came around Waina said, "The story of the father who forgave his son is so important, please teach it again. It's a delicious story and we want to hear it all over again." Susan and I are very blessed to be in a place where the believers are hungry for God's Word and eager to learn more, PTL!
Construction update. Our new co-worker John Michael flew into Hewa recently with a team of volunteers to cut logs into lumber (pictured above) and to clear a plot of ground in preparation to build his house next month. They were able to cut the required amount of lumber with chainsaws so we are planning to build his house starting on October 8. Please pray the house construction project goes well so John Michael and his family can join us in the village to start learning the Hewa culture and language.
Airstrip progress. Susan and I are very impressed with how the Hewa men and boys have worked tirelessly every day to dig trees out from our future airplane runway site. They have now passed the 400 meter mark pushing toward the 600 required meters. We are very happy at how hard they have worked at this first phase of the project as the cost of using the helicopter has been a hardship these last few years. The next phase of the airstrip project will be to burn or remove all of the stumps and logs in preparation for the last phase which will be the most difficult. The entire 600 meters will have to be leveled and brought to a proper grade so the nightly rainwater will drain well. Please pray the Lord will provide a tractor for this last phase of grading the earth as to do it by hand could take several years.
Thank you so much for your love and prayers and gifts that have made it possible for us to minister in the Hewa tribe. We are deeply grateful for your part in sharing the love of Jesus in the jungle.


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"One of us, one of them" es el tercer episodio de la tercera temporada de la serie de televisión Héroes producida por la cadena NBC.

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Dispuesto a corregir el error que cometió, el Peter del futuro se dirige a rescatar a Peter Petrelli que se encuentra todavía en el cuerpo de Jesse, que está acompañado por varios criminales violentos comandados por Knox. Conforme la trama aumenta se revela que Knox sólo busca venganza del tipo que lo encerró. Mientras lo busca mata a uno de sus compañeros y llaman a la policía para que se presente el agente que lo encerró, que resulta ser Noah. Peter, no queriendo abandonarlo, usa la habilidad de Jesse y rescata a Noah. Sin embargo el Peter del futuro llega y lo saca de ese cuerpo para enseñarle el futuro que quería cambiar.

Hiro y Ando persiguen a Daphne hasta Alemania buscando frustrar sus planes y cuando misteriosamente el haitiano aparece anulando los poderes de ambos, Hiro no duda en utilizarlo a su favor. Sin embargo Ando es casi convencido por Daphne de independizarse de Hiro y finalmente acaba dándole a Daphne la oportunidad perfecta de huir con la otra mitad de la fórmula.

Tracy averigua algo sobre Niki y cuando va a Nueva Orleans, descubre solo el cadáver de Niki y a un Micah que le dice que tal vez la pueda ayudar. Gracias a Micah descubre que solo hay una coincidencia entre ella y su madre, y es que ambas nacieron en el mismo hospital, el mismo día y atendidas por un Doctor, llamado el Dr. Zimmerman.

Matt Parkman descubre que Usutu, la persona que encontró en mitad del desierto, es capaz de pintar el futuro como lo hacía Isaac Méndez, y le dice a Matt que su futuro ha sido cambiado mostrándole pinturas en las que se encuentra con una rubia muerta entre sus brazo y él llorando amargamente. Matt desea saber más y Usutu se limita a hacerlo comer una mezcla especial y a ponerle los auriculares para que entre en trance y sea capaz de ver el futuro.
Noah es forzado por Angela Petrelli a trabajar con Sylar y a pesar de que se niega inicialmente, accede a trabajar de todas formas, enfrentándose a Knox y a sus "guardaespaldas". Al final Sylar lo salva revelando que la posible predicción de Angela fue casi acertada ya que Sylar, incapaz de controlar sus poderes, mata a Jesse y le deja salida a Knox.

Por último Claire, queriendo ayudar a la gente le pide a su madre biológica, Meredith, que le enseñe a defenderse para poder ayudar a los demás, pero cuando ella sospecha, calienta el aire casi asfixiándola para hacerla hablar, hasta que por fin le dice que sus intenciones fueron lastimar a Sylar por lo que le hizo.

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Milwaukee Symphony Chorus
The Milwaukee Symphony Chorus will hold auditions for new singers for the 2019.20 season on March 23 and April 27, 2019.
The Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, founded in 1976, is known and respected as one of the finest choruses in the country. The 150-member all-volunteer chorus has been praised by reviewers for "technical agility," "remarkable ensemble cohesion," and "tremendous clarity." In addition to performances with the MSO, the chorus has appeared on public television and recorded performances on radio stations throughout the country. The chorus has performed a cappella concerts to sold-out audiences and has made guest appearances with other performing arts groups including Present Music, Milwaukee Ballet, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The chorus has also made appearances at suburban Chicago's famed Ravinia Festival.
Now is a very exciting time to be part of the MSC. The 2019.20 season will be the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's inaugural season with Music Director Ken-David Masur, whose personal understanding of and love for choral singing and the orchestral-choral repertoire is certain to lead to years of satisfying concert experiences for the Chorus. In addition, the MSO will open the 2020.21 season in the new Milwaukee Symphony Center, presently being renovated from the old Warner Grand Theater.
New singers who audition on March 23rd may also be eligible to join the MSC for this season's final concert series, Carmina Burana, to be performed with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts from June 21-23, 2019.
Auditions are by appointment only. Singers will be asked to perform a classical or art song vocal solo, a chromatic vocalise, brief sight-singing passages, and an optional prepared passage from Handel's Messiah.
The Milwaukee Symphony Chorus rehearses Monday evenings from 7:00-9:45 pm, with some Tuesday rehearsals possible, depending on repertoire. Some concert series will be performed by smaller choruses selected from within the full chorus, so not every singer will sing every concert. Performance weeks involve rehearsal or performance most every night of that week. Our season generally runs from September through June. Excellent attendance at rehearsals and some personal practice time in between rehearsals are expected.
The Milwaukee Symphony Chorus is an all-volunteer professional-caliber ensemble.
Chorus members are able to obtain half-price tickets to chorus concerts for their friends and family, and we sometimes receive offers for free or discounted tickets to other Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra performances.
For more information about the Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, or to fill out a prospective singer information form to receive further audition information and instructions, please go to mso.org/about/chorus.


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Q: Getting User-Defined Packages to Work in Windows Python 2.7 I've read the reference page on packages but I don't seem to be able to import modules from within my library's folders. Here's my library:
K:\web\cgi\lib>dir
 Volume in drive K is Krusty
 Volume Serial Number is E889-7AE2

 Directory of K:\web\cgi\lib

16/12/2012  07:52    <DIR>          .
16/12/2012  07:52    <DIR>          ..
16/12/2012  07:52    <DIR>          database
16/12/2012  07:21    <DIR>          kmz_builder
16/12/2012  05:45                21 site_consts.py
16/12/2012  07:42                 0 __init__.py
           2 File(s)             21 bytes
           4 Dir(s)  267,263,594,496 bytes free

And here's the database folder:
 K:\web\cgi\lib>dir database
 Volume in drive K is Krusty
 Volume Serial Number is E889-7AE2

 Directory of K:\web\cgi\lib\database

16/12/2012  07:52    <DIR>          .
16/12/2012  07:52    <DIR>          ..
13/12/2012  01:52             3,643 dbops.py
12/12/2012  12:49            11,414 dbspec.py
08/12/2012  11:30             4,104 MyDB.py
               3 File(s)         19,161 bytes
               2 Dir(s)  267,263,594,496 bytes free

Environment variable is set:
K:\web\cgi\lib>echo %PYTHONPATH%
k:\web\cgi\lib

I seem to be able to import from the top level of the library (site_consts.py) but not a subfolder:
K:\web\cgi\lib>python
ActivePython 2.7.1.4 (ActiveState Software Inc.) based on
Python 2.7.1 (r271:86832, Feb  7 2011, 11:33:02) [MSC v.1500 64 bit (AMD64)] on
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import site_consts
>>> import database.dbspec
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: No module named database.dbspec
>>>

What am I missing please?

A: Try creating a blank file called __init__.py in the database directory. The __init__.py file tells Python that the directory should be treated as a package.

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Chekka Chivantha Vaanam (2018)
Chekka Chivantha Vaanam is one more proof that Mani-Rahman combo is easily the best Indian Cinema has ever seen. Despite the album not having the song of the highest class, Rahman is known for, the mass and intense numbers nevertheless worthy of praise. A. R. Rahman once and for all proved that, even while he were sleepwalking, he could compose the best music for Mani Ratnam films. Kalla Kalavaani and Bhoomi Bhoomi stand out among the rest.
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Kaatru Veliyidai (2017)
Kaatru Veliyidai is one more feather in A. R. Rahman's already busy cap. The A. R. Rahman's yet another combination with Mani Ratnam produced one more master-class of soulful music. Especially the song Azhagiyey takes you back in time to the time when A. R. Rahman was in his youthful best. The energetic number Jungi and the beautiful melody Nallai Allai deserve to be on the everyday playlist. Such an evergreen album by Rahman after a bit of gap. But it will surely remain a favorite for many in the time to come as even its background score has become highly successful.
The Tamil crime drama film by Mani Ratnam features debutantes Gautham Karthik and Thulasi Nair, with Arjun and Aravind Swamy. A. R. Rahman composed the songs as well as the background score for the film. The lyrics of three songs were penned by Vairamuthu, Madhan Karky and rapper Aaryan Dinesh Kanagaratnam. It topped the Indian music charts and iTunes India. Rahman went on to win Filmfare and Vijay awards for music even though the film was a failure.
Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa
This Tamil romantic drama film by Gautham Menon features Silambarasan and Trisha Krishnan in the lead roles. The soundtrack was composed by A. R. Rahman who won the Filmfare for music direction. The audio received an overwhelming response and was marked as No. 1 in Asia and ranked among the best musicals of 2011. The lyrics are penned by Thamarai along with Kalyani Menon and Kaithapram.
Gentleman (1993)
'Gentleman' is a Tamil film directed by S. Shankar marking his debut starring Arjun and Madhoo in the lead roles. The score and soundtrack of the movie were composed by A. R. Rahman and lyrics penned by Vairamuthu and Vaali. The soundtrack became a chartbuster upon release. 'Gentleman' marked the beginning of a famed collaboration between A. R. Rahman and director S. Shankar. The acclaimed soundtrack earned A. R. Rahman, his second Filmfare Best Music Director Award of the year 1993 and theTamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Music Director for his work.
Maryan (2013)
The Tamil action thriller film directed by Bharat Bala stars Dhanush alongside Parvathi. The film has music and background score composed by A R Rahman. The track "Nenjae Ezhu" topped all the charts with over one crore online listeners. The soundtrack album was entitled as "Tamil Album of the Year" in iTunes' Best of 2013 as Rahman bagged the Filmfare award for best music, yet again.
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Sivaji – The Boss (2007)
The Sivaji soundtrack was composed by A. R. Rahman starring Rajinikanth and Shriya Saran in the lead, and was paid a staggering 3 crores to compose music. Rahman worked with the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and choral singers in Prague for the score. There was a pre-order of about 105,000 CDs and 90,000 cassettes in Tamil Nadu. Rahman went on to win both Vijay and Filmfare award for the film.
Balleilakka Song HD [1080p] - Sivaji The Boss - YouTube
Silunu Oru Kadhal (2006)
The Tamil romantic film by director N. Krishna stars Suriya, Jyothika and Bhumika Chawla. The film's score and soundtrack were composed by A. R. Rahman, with lyrics by the Indian poet Vaali. The music was highly appreciated with songs "Munbe Vaa" and "New York Nagaram" becoming chart toppers on the Tamil music channels and radio. Rahman won the Filmfare Best Music Director Award for the soundtrack.
Sangamam (1999)
This Tamil film directed by Suresh Krishna featured Rahman and newcomer Vindhya in the lead roles. The film's music was composed by A. R. Rahman and the soundtrack won awards and rave reviews even though the film was a commercial flop. The music album of this also made news for the first time collaboration of the veteran musician M. S. Viswanathan with A. R. Rahman. The soundtracks also boast of prominent singers like S. Janaki, Hariharan, Shankar Mahadevan, etc. with lyrics by Vairamuthu. The soundtrack received critical acclaim and Rahman won the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Music Director for the soundtrack he composed.
Jeans is a 1998 Indian Tamil romantic comedy film written and directed by Shankar. The film was produced by Ashok Amritraj and Murali Manohar, with Prashanth, Aishwarya Rai and Nassar in the lead roles. The film features a soundtrack by A. R. Rahman which led him to win the Filmfare Award for Best Music Director – Tamil.
Minsaara Kanavu (1997)
This Tamil musical film was written and directed by Rajiv Menon. The film features Arvind Swamy, Prabhu Deva and Kajol in the lead roles. The soundtrack and background score for the film was composed by A. R. Rahman. The film garnered four National Film Awards, three Tamil Nadu State Film Awards, and a Filmfare Award South. The soundtrack features 6 songs composed by A. R. Rahman with lyrics by Vairamuthu.
Kadhal Desam (1996)
The Tamil romance film directed by Kathir and produced by K. T. Kunjumon starred Vineeth, Abbas, and Tabu in the lead roles. The soundtrack for the film was composed by A.R. Rahman with lyrics penned by Vaali. Rahman won his fourth Filmfare Award for Best Music Director (Tamil) for the film.
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Kadhalan (1994)
The Tamil film by directed S. Shankar starred Prabhu Deva and Nagma. The acclaimed soundtrack earned Rahman his consecutively third Filmfare Best Music Director Award. It features 9 songs composed by A. R. Rahman and lyrics penned by Vairamuthu, Vaali, Shankar and Thirikudarasappa Kavirayar and includes the famous "Urvasi Urvasi" song which has been dubbed many a times.
This Tamil language Indian Romantic thriller film co-written and directed by Mani Ratnam starred Arvind Swamy and Madhoo in the lead roles. 'Roja' is regarded as a milestone that changed the face of Tamil film music and subsequently contemporary Indian music. Rahman is credited to introduce orchestral melodies in Indian film soundtracks. Noted ghazal singer Hariharan made his Tamil debut through this album. A. R. Rahman won the National Film Award for Best Music Direction, the first time ever by a debutant. Rahman also earned Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Music Director and Filmfare Best Music Director Award (Tamil) for his work.
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NY City Mayor Delivers Leadership Briefing
NYC Mayor Eric Adams and JCRC-NY CEO Gideon Taylor
On January 31, New York City Mayor Eric L. Adams gave a Leadership Briefing to the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York {JCRC-NY} Assembly during the organization's meeting to elect a new President and Chair.
At the briefing Mayor Adams noted, "I am not a new friend, I'm an old friend – I'm on familiar ground whenever I visit JCRC. It's built into your culture to show respect to all human beings – to make the city a safe place to raise children and families."
On discussing responses to the rise in antisemitism in New York City, the Mayor said, "It breaks my heart – when I look and see the increase in antisemitism in this city and how much people don't really appreciate the beauty of our diversity and as the Mayor, we want to put in place some real tangible short-term and long-term ways of how to come together as a City. No one understands this better than JCRC. In your interfaith and intercultural activities – you intentionally reach out and ensure that people come together and collaborate – I like to say cross-pollinate our cultures and ideas."
While commenting on the increase in hate crimes, Mayor Adams said, "We also must be clear on those who participate in hate crimes. We are going to make sure every crime is investigated and as fast as possible, make an apprehension. It is crucial to send the message that hate has no place in our city." The Mayor continued, "I want to hit reset with my police department. We're going to build back support for our police. A safe city from gun violence, hate crimes, a safe city from antisemitism.
The Mayor also commented on the necessity to build and strengthen relationships between diverse communities, "Anytime you have a 14 year, 15 year old draw a swastika on a building, that's a clear indicator that we have failed by not introducing them to the cultures and rich contributions that all of our brothers and sisters of different faiths have contributed to this City, particularly the Jewish community."
Turning to the subject of school-based anti-hate education, the Mayor noted, "We also want to look into our schools. We have a captive audience, every day with young people. We must be more intentional of having them do class projects communicating together, working in groups and seeing how we can walk through our communities and point out different locales synagogues, dress, attire, what it is to go to a Baptist Church, the Mosque, or just simply learn different foods and flavors and sounds of a community; a classroom cannot only be in the sterilized environment of four walls."
Finally, Mayor Adams called on JCRC-NY for assistance to achieve his goals for the City: "I need your help and partnership to do so."
"JCRC-NY is honored to have hosted Mayor Eric Adams in these early days of his taking office. The Mayor has been a longtime friend to JCRC-NY and has been engaged with JCRC-NY throughout his years of service. Many of his priorities mirror those of our organization, most especially in regard to ensuring the safety and welfare of Jewish and non-Jewish New Yorkers and their institutions. It is so appropriate that on the same day that the Mayor addressed JCRC-NY, we launched a new Partners Against The Hate Fellowship, together with the NYC Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes, dedicated to building bridges across the diversity divide in our City. We look forward to deepening our relationship with the Adams Administration and identifying new initiatives to improve the quality of life for all," said Gideon Taylor, JCRC-NY Executive Vice President and CEO.
At the Assembly Dr. Bennett Golub and Dr. Cheryl Fishbein were elected as JCRC-NY President and Chair respectively.
Dr. Bennett Golub will assume the role of President of JCRC-NY on July 1st. He has been involved with JCRC-NY for over a decade. Professionally he is the founder of BlackRock, Inc., a member of its Global Executive Committee and co-head of its Risk and Quantitative Analysis Group. He has served as BlackRock's Chief Risk Officer since 2009. He co-authored "Kaddishel – A Life Reborn" with his father, Aharon, z'l, which details Aharon's experiences during the Holocaust and his subsequent immigration to British Mandate Palestine in 1946. In his personal life, Ben has been married to Cindy Golub for almost 35 years, and is the proud father of Alexandra, Phillip and Jill Golub, and proud grandfather of Tara Golub.
Dr. Cheryl Fishbein is the current President of JCRC-NY and will assume the role of Chair on July 1st. She has a history of exemplary leadership to the Jewish community including serving as the Past Chair of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, and on the Executive Council of the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations. She is currently active in UJA Federation New York. Additional Jewish nonprofits that have benefited from Cheryl's board service include: the Jewish Agency for Israel, the JCC Association, the American Jewish Committee, Jewish Funders Network, JCC of Krakow, the Edith and Carl Marks Jewish Community House of Bensonhurst in Brooklyn, and many more. Outside of Jewish communal life, Cheryl is a clinical psychologist and attorney with her own private practice, as well as a dedicated wife, mother, and grandmother.
The Jewish Community Relations Council of New York (JCRC-NY) serves as the primary community relations agency for the Jewish community in the metropolitan New York area. JCRC-NY builds relationships to advance the values, interests, and security of the Jewish community and to create a more interconnected New York for all.


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July 10, 2009 Last week was frozen custard, but this week we're going Italian. We found a new gelato option in west suburban Forest Park, where, among the Irish pubs along Madison Street there's a gelato operation cranking out both traditional and some would say avante garde flavors this summer.
In Italian, "paciugo" means a messy concoction. But in Forest Park - where the Dallas-based chain has recently opened a store - it also means tasty, cold gelato in an assortment of wild flavors.
"They are milk and chocolate milk based, so that is the difference between ice cream and gelato. Gelato is more of a fluffy, custard frozen dessert that is obviously from Italy," said Kimberly Devoney, owner of Paciugo.
Devoney and her husband are locals who brought the business here. They make every flavor from scratch, on site, and typically offer more than 30 flavors each day. For every typical flavor, like pistachio.. there are three or four unique ones, such as yogurt granola raspberry swirl, soy mint, rose and papaya cream. Different size cups allow you to pack in three, four or even five different flavors if you have a hard time deciding on one.
"They're 100% natural, and so our fruit is any fruit that you can possible imagine, we can turn into a sorbet. And we also mirror it with something interesting as well," said Devoney.
A black raspberry frappe is one of several options you can blend up into a shake. But making a decision will be tough: consider the coconut, or the chocolate orange saffron. One of my favorites from the bunch: a Mediterranean Sea salt with caramel, that is simultaneously beguiling and yet utterly satisfying. As for the overall feel of the place, Devoney's intention was to create an Italian cafe experience unlike any other in Chicago.
"Everything from here has been heavily researched, it is all supposed to have that atmosphere like you are in a cafe in Italy," said Devoney.
And even though we've mentioned them before, i can't do a gelato story and not mention one of my all-time favorites: Freddy's Pizza in Cicero, where the frutti di bosco alone is worth the trip.


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Q: Add new dropdown data In my button of adding an item , in the category area , my category is fix i only can add categories manually from the database itself , i want to insert a new data in my dropdown list in the category area.

This is my php file

This is my addproduct.php where in , my php code in adding a product is saved.
addproduct.php
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    $name=$_POST['name'];
    $category=$_POST['category'];
    $price=$_POST['price'];
    $supplier=$_POST['supplier'];
    $qty=$_POST['qty'];

    $fileInfo = PATHINFO($_FILES["image"]["name"]);

    if (empty($_FILES["image"]["name"])){
        $location="";
    }
    else{
        if ($fileInfo['extension'] == "jpg" OR $fileInfo['extension'] == "png") {
            $newFilename = $fileInfo['filename'] . "_" . time() . "." . $fileInfo['extension'];
            move_uploaded_file($_FILES["image"]["tmp_name"], "../upload/" . $newFilename);
            $location = "upload/" . $newFilename;
        }
        else{
            $location="";
            ?>

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    mysqli_query($conn,"insert into product (product_name,categoryid,product_price,product_qty,photo, supplierid) values ('$name','$category','$price','$qty','$location', '$supplier')");
    $pid=mysqli_insert_id($conn);

    mysqli_query($conn,"insert into inventory (userid, action, productid, quantity, inventory_date) values ('".$_SESSION['id']."', 'Add Product', '$pid', '$qty', NOW())");

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Add New Product

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                        Name:
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                        Category:
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                                while($catrow=mysqli_fetch_array($cat)){
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                        Supplier:
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                </form>

Thank you very much