Union legal acts in the area of copyright and related rights provide legal certainty and a high level of protection for rightholders, and constitute a harmonised legal framework. That framework contributes to the proper functioning of the internal market and stimulates innovation, creation, investment and the production of new content, including in the digital environment. It also aims to promote access to knowledge and culture by protecting works and other subject matter and by permitting exceptions or limitations that are in the public interest. A fair balance of rights and interests between rightholders and users should be safeguarded.
Directives 96/9/EC (3), 2001/29/EC (4), 2006/115/EC (5) and 2009/24/EC (6) of the European Parliament and of the Council harmonise the rights of rightholders in the area of copyright and related rights. Those Directives, together with Directive 2012/28/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council (7), provide for an exhaustive list of exceptions and limitations to those rights, which allow the use of content without the rightholders' authorisation under certain conditions in order to achieve certain policy objectives.
Persons who are blind, visually impaired or otherwise print-disabled continue to face many barriers to accessing books and other printed material which are protected by copyright and related rights. Taking into consideration the rights of blind, visually impaired or otherwise print-disabled persons as recognised in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (the 'Charter') and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (the 'UNCRPD'), measures should be taken to increase the availability of books and other printed material in accessible formats, and to improve their circulation in the internal market.
The Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access to Published Works for Persons Who Are Blind, Visually Impaired, or Otherwise Print Disabled (the 'Marrakesh Treaty') was signed on behalf of the Union on 30 April 2014 (8). Its aim is to improve the availability and cross-border exchange of certain works and other protected subject matter in accessible formats for persons who are blind, visually impaired or otherwise print-disabled. The Marrakesh Treaty requires contracting parties to provide for exceptions or limitations to copyright and related rights for the making and dissemination of copies, in accessible formats, of certain works and other protected subject matter, and for the cross-border exchange of those copies. The conclusion of the Marrakesh Treaty by the Union requires the adaptation of Union law by establishing a mandatory and harmonised exception for uses, works and beneficiary persons covered by that treaty.
According to Opinion 3/15 of the Court of Justice of the European Union (9), the exceptions or limitations to copyright and related rights for the making and dissemination of copies, in accessible formats, of certain works and other subject matter, provided for by the Marrakesh Treaty, have to be implemented within the field harmonised by Directive 2001/29/EC.
This Directive implements the obligations that the Union has to meet under the Marrakesh Treaty in a harmonised manner, with a view to ensuring that the corresponding measures are applied consistently throughout the internal market. This Directive should therefore provide for a mandatory exception to the rights that are harmonised by Union law and are relevant for the uses and works covered by the Marrakesh Treaty. Such rights include, in particular, the rights of reproduction, communication to the public, making available to the public, distribution and lending, as provided for in Directives 2001/29/EC, 2006/115/EC and 2009/24/EC, as well as the corresponding rights provided for in Directive 96/9/EC. As the scope of the exceptions or limitations required by the Marrakesh Treaty also includes works in audio form, like audiobooks, the mandatory exception provided for under this Directive should also apply to related rights.
This Directive concerns persons who are blind, persons who have a visual impairment which cannot be improved so as to give them visual function substantially equivalent to that of a person who has no such impairment, persons who have a perceptual or reading disability, including dyslexia or any other learning disability preventing them from reading printed works to substantially the same degree as persons without such disability, and persons who are unable, due to a physical disability, to hold or manipulate a book or to focus or move the eyes to the extent that would be normally acceptable for reading, insofar as, as a result of such impairments or disabilities, those persons are unable to read printed works to substantially the same degree as persons without such impairments or disabilities. This Directive therefore aims to improve the availability of books, including e-books, journals, newspapers, magazines and other kinds of writing, notation, including sheet music, and other printed material, including in audio form, whether digital or analogue, online or offline, in formats that make those works and other subject matter accessible to those persons to substantially the same degree as to persons without such impairment or disability. Accessible formats include, for example, Braille, large print, adapted e-books, audio books and radio broadcasts.
The mandatory exception provided for in this Directive should limit the right of reproduction so as to allow for any act that is necessary in order to make changes to or convert or adapt a work or other subject matter in such a way as to produce an accessible format copy that makes it possible for beneficiary persons to access that work or other subject matter. This includes providing the necessary means to navigate information in an accessible format copy. It also includes changes that might be required in cases in which the format of a work or of other subject matter is already accessible to certain beneficiary persons while it might not be accessible to other beneficiary persons, due to different impairments or disabilities, or the different degree of such impairments or disabilities.
The permitted uses laid down in this Directive should include the making of accessible format copies by either beneficiary persons or authorised entities serving their needs, whether those authorised entities be public or private organisations, in particular libraries, educational establishments and other non-profit organisations, that serve persons with a print disability as one of their primary activities, institutional obligations or as part of their public interest missions. The uses laid down in this Directive should also include the making of accessible format copies, for the exclusive use of beneficiary persons, by a natural person who does so on behalf of a beneficiary person or who assists the beneficiary person making such copies. Accessible format copies should only be made of works or other subject matter to which beneficiary persons or authorised entities have lawful access. Member States should ensure that any contractual provision which seeks to prevent or limit the application of the exception in any way is void of legal effect.
The exception provided for in this Directive should allow authorised entities to make and disseminate, online and offline within the Union, accessible format copies of works or other subject matter covered by this Directive. This Directive should not impose an obligation on authorised entities to make and disseminate such copies.
It should be possible for accessible format copies made in one Member State to be available in all Member States, in order to ensure their greater availability across the internal market. This would reduce the demand for duplication of work in producing accessible format copies of one and the same work or other subject matter across the Union, thus generating savings and efficiency gains. This Directive should therefore ensure that accessible format copies made by authorised entities in any Member State can be circulated and accessed by beneficiary persons and authorised entities throughout the Union. In order to foster such cross-border exchange and to facilitate authorised entities' mutual identification and cooperation, the voluntary sharing of information regarding the names and contact details of authorised entities established in the Union, including websites if available, should be encouraged. Member States should therefore provide the information received from authorised entities to the Commission. This should not imply an obligation for Member States to check the completeness and accuracy of such information or its compliance with their national law transposing this Directive. Such information should be made available online by the Commission on a central information access point at Union level. This would also assist authorised entities, as well as beneficiary persons and rightholders in contacting authorised entities to receive further information, in line with the provisions set out in this Directive and in Regulation (EU) 2017/1563 of the European Parliament and of the Council (10). The aforementioned central information access point should be complementary to the information access point to be established by the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), as provided for in the Marrakesh Treaty, aiming to facilitate the identification of, and cooperation among, authorised entities at international level.
In order to improve the availability of accessible format copies and to prevent the unauthorised dissemination of works or other subject matter, authorised entities which engage in the distribution, communication to the public or making available to the public of accessible format copies should comply with certain obligations.
Authorisation or recognition requirements that Member States may apply to authorised entities, such as those relating to the provision of services of a general nature to beneficiary persons, should not have the effect of preventing entities that are covered by the definition of authorised entity under this Directive from undertaking the uses allowed under this Directive.
In view of the specific nature of the exception provided for under this Directive, its specific scope and the need for legal certainty for its beneficiaries, Member States should not be allowed to impose additional requirements for the application of the exception, such as the prior verification of the commercial availability of works in accessible formats, other than those laid down in this Directive. Member States should only be allowed to provide for compensation schemes regarding the permitted uses of works or other subject matter by authorised entities. In order to avoid burdens for beneficiary persons, prevent barriers to the cross-border dissemination of accessible format copies and excessive requirements on authorised entities, it is important that the possibility for Member States to provide for such compensation schemes be limited. Consequently, compensation schemes should not require payments by beneficiary persons. They should only apply to uses by authorised entities established in the territory of the Member State providing for such a scheme, and they should not require payments by authorised entities established in other Member States or third countries that are parties to the Marrakesh Treaty. Member States should ensure that there are not more burdensome requirements for the cross-border exchange of accessible format copies under such compensation schemes than for non-cross border situations, including with regard to the form and possible level of compensation. When determining the level of compensation, due account should be taken of the non-profit nature of the activities of authorised entities, of the public interest objectives pursued by this Directive, of the interests of beneficiaries of the exception, of the possible harm to rightholders and of the need to ensure cross-border dissemination of accessible format copies. Account should also be taken of the particular circumstances of each case, resulting from the making of a particular accessible format copy. Where the harm to a rightholder is minimal, no obligation for payment of compensation should arise.
It is essential that any processing of personal data under this Directive respect fundamental rights, including the right to respect for private and family life and the right to protection of personal data under Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter, and it is imperative that any such processing also be in compliance with Directives 95/46/EC (11) and 2002/58/EC (12) of the European Parliament and of the Council, which govern the processing of personal data, as may be carried out by authorised entities within the framework of this Directive and under the supervision of the Member States' competent authorities, in particular the public independent authorities designated by the Member States.
The UNCRPD, to which the Union is a party, guarantees persons with disabilities the right of access to information and education and the right to participate in cultural, economic and social life, on an equal basis with others. The UNCRPD requires parties to the Convention to take all appropriate steps, in accordance with international law, to ensure that laws protecting intellectual property rights do not constitute an unreasonable or discriminatory barrier to access by persons with disabilities to cultural materials.
Under the Charter, all forms of discrimination, including on grounds of disability, are prohibited and the right of persons with disabilities to benefit from measures designed to ensure their independence, social and occupational integration and participation in the life of the community is recognised and respected by the Union.
With the adoption of this Directive, the Union aims to ensure that beneficiary persons have access to books and other printed material in accessible formats across the internal market. Accordingly, this Directive is an essential first step in improving access to works for persons with disabilities.
The Commission should assess the situation regarding the availability in accessible formats of works and other subject matter other than those covered by this Directive, as well as the availability of works and other subject matter in accessible formats for persons with other disabilities. It is important that the Commission review the situation in that regard closely. Changes to the scope of this Directive could be considered, if necessary, on the basis of a report presented by the Commission.
Member States should be allowed to continue to provide for an exception or limitation for the benefit of persons with a disability in cases which are not covered by this Directive, in particular as regards works and other subject matter and disabilities other than those covered by this Directive, pursuant to point (b) of Article 5(3) of Directive 2001/29/EC. This Directive does not prevent Member States from providing for exceptions or limitations to rights that are not harmonised in the copyright framework of the Union.
This Directive respects the fundamental rights and observes the principles recognised in particular by the Charter and the UNCRPD. This Directive should be interpreted and applied in accordance with those rights and principles.
The Marrakesh Treaty imposes certain obligations regarding the exchange of accessible format copies between the Union and third countries that are parties to that Treaty. The measures taken by the Union to fulfil those obligations are contained in Regulation (EU) 2017/1563 which should be read in conjunction with this Directive.
Since the objective of this Directive, namely to improve access in the Union to works and other subject matter protected by copyright and related rights for persons who are blind, visually impaired or otherwise print-disabled, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States but can rather, by reason of its scale and effects, be better achieved at Union level, the Union may adopt measures in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty on European Union. In accordance with the principle of proportionality as set out in that Article, this Directive does not go beyond what is necessary in order to achieve that objective.
This Directive aims to further harmonise Union law applicable to copyright and related rights in the framework of the internal market, by establishing rules on the use of certain works and other subject matter without the authorisation of the rightholder, for the benefit of persons who are blind, visually impaired or otherwise print-disabled.
is otherwise unable, due to a physical disability, to hold or manipulate a book or to focus or move their eyes to the extent that would be normally acceptable for reading.
'authorised entity' means an entity that is authorised or recognised by a Member State to provide education, instructional training, adaptive reading or information access to beneficiary persons on a non-profit basis. It also includes a public institution or non-profit organisation that provides the same services to beneficiary persons as one of its primary activities, institutional obligations or as part of its public-interest missions.
an authorised entity to make an accessible format copy of a work or other subject matter to which it has lawful access, or to communicate, make available, distribute or lend an accessible format copy to a beneficiary person or another authorised entity on a non-profit basis for the purpose of exclusive use by a beneficiary person.
2. Member States shall ensure that each accessible format copy respects the integrity of the work or other subject matter, with due consideration given to the changes required to make the work or other subject matter accessible in the alternative format.
3. The exception provided for in paragraph 1 shall only be applied in certain special cases which do not conflict with a normal exploitation of the work or other subject matter and do not unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the rightholder.
4. The first, third and fifth subparagraphs of Article 6(4) of Directive 2001/29/EC shall apply to the exception provided for in paragraph 1 of this Article.
5. Member States shall ensure that the exception provided for in paragraph 1 cannot be overridden by contract.
6. Member States may provide that uses permitted under this Directive, if undertaken by authorised entities established in their territory, be subject to compensation schemes within the limits provided for in this Directive.
Member States shall ensure that an authorised entity established in their territory may carry out the acts referred to in point (b) of Article 3(1) for a beneficiary person or another authorised entity established in any Member State. Member States shall also ensure that a beneficiary person or an authorised entity established in their territory may obtain or may have access to an accessible format copy from an authorised entity established in any Member State.
publishes and updates, on its website if appropriate, or through other online or offline channels, information on how it complies with the obligations laid down in points (a) to (c).
Member States shall ensure that the practices referred to in the first subparagraph are established and followed in full respect of the rules applicable to the processing of personal data of beneficiary persons referred to in Article 7.
the name and contact details of the authorised entities with which it has engaged in the exchange of accessible format copies pursuant to Article 4.
1. Member States shall encourage authorised entities established in their territory carrying out the acts referred to in Article 4 of this Directive and Articles 3 and 4 of Regulation (EU) 2017/1563 to communicate to them, on a voluntary basis, their names and contact details.
2. Member States shall provide the information they have received pursuant to paragraph 1 to the Commission. The Commission shall make such information publicly available online on a central information access point and keep it up to date.
The processing of personal data carried out within the framework of this Directive shall be carried out in compliance with Directives 95/46/EC and 2002/58/EC.
By 11 October 2020, the Commission shall present a report to the European Parliament, the Council and the European Economic and Social Committee on the availability, in accessible formats, of works and other subject matter other than those defined in point 1 of Article 2 for beneficiary persons, and of works and other subject matter for persons with disabilities other than those referred to in point 2 of Article 2, in the internal market. The report shall take into account developments concerning relevant technology and shall contain an assessment of the appropriateness of broadening the scope of this Directive in order to improve access to other types of works and other subject matter and to improve access for persons with disabilities other than those covered by this Directive.
1. By 11 October 2023, the Commission shall carry out an evaluation of this Directive and present the main findings in a report to the European Parliament, the Council and the European Economic and Social Committee, accompanied, where appropriate, by proposals for amending this Directive. Such evaluation shall include an assessment of the impact of compensation schemes, provided for by Member States pursuant to Article 3(6), on the availability of accessible format copies for beneficiary persons and on their cross-border exchange. The Commission's report shall take into account the views of relevant civil society actors and of non-governmental organisations, including organisations representing persons with disabilities and those representing older persons.
2. Member States shall provide the Commission with the necessary information for the preparation of the report referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article and the preparation of the report referred to in Article 9.
3. A Member State that has valid reasons to consider that the implementation of this Directive has had a significant negative impact on the commercial availability of works or other subject matter in accessible formats for beneficiary persons may bring the matter to the attention of the Commission providing all relevant evidence. The Commission shall take that evidence into account when drawing up the report referred to in paragraph 1.
1. Member States shall bring into force the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary to comply with this Directive by 11 October 2018. They shall immediately inform the Commission thereof.
Done at Strasbourg, 13 September 2017.
(1) OJ C 125, 21.4.2017, p. 27.
(2) Position of the European Parliament of 6 July 2017 (not yet published in the Official Journal) and decision of the Council of 17 July 2017.
(3) Directive 96/9/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 March 1996 on the legal protection of databases (OJ L 77, 27.3.1996, p. 20).
(6) Directive 2009/24/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2009 on the legal protection of computer programs (OJ L 111, 5.5.2009, p. 16).
(7) Directive 2012/28/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 October 2012 on certain permitted uses of orphan works (OJ L 299, 27.10.2012, p. 5).
(8) Council Decision 2014/221/EU of 14 April 2014 on the signing, on behalf of the European Union, of the Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access to Published Works for Persons who are Blind, Visually Impaired, or otherwise Print Disabled (OJ L 115, 17.4.2014, p. 1).
(9) Opinion of the Court of Justice of 14 February 2017, 3/15, ECLI:EU:C:2017:114, paragraph 112.
(10) Regulation (EU) 2017/1563 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 September 2017 on the cross-border exchange between the Union and third countries of accessible format copies of certain works and other subject matter protected by copyright and related rights for the benefit of persons who are blind, visually impaired or otherwise print-disabled (see page 1 of this Official Journal).
(11) Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data (OJ L 281, 23.11.1995, p. 31). That Directive will be repealed and replaced, with effect from 25 May 2018, by Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation) (OJ L 119, 4.5.2016, p. 1).
(12) Directive 2002/58/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 July 2002 concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector (Directive on privacy and electronic communications) (OJ L 201, 31.7.2002, p. 37).


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Specialità
Le specialità disputate sono variate grandemente nel corso delle diverse edizioni.

Maschili
Le specialità nelle quali si sono confrontati gli atleti di sesso maschile sono state 52 nel corso della storia, di cui 24 quelle attuali. Il programma olimpico in campo maschile è invariato dai Giochi olimpici di , quando venne aggiunta la marcia su distanza breve; la 50 chilometri di marcia è l'unica specialità prevista solamente nel programma maschile.

Femminili
Le competizioni di atletica femminili cominciarono ai Giochi olimpici di .

Miste
Le competizioni di atletica miste cominciarono ai Giochi olimpici di .

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Voci correlate
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According to Myles Connolly (1897-1964), his favorite piece of his writing was not the acclaimed Mr. Blue (1928) nor even his Academy Award-nominated screenplay for Music for Millions (1944), but the third of his five novels, Dan England and the Noonday Devil (1951), which has recently been re-published by Cluny Media, with an introduction and notes by Benedictine College's Dr. Stephen Mirarchi.
It is a portrait of pedestrian holiness, not an interior biography of conversion (as Cluny's last publication, Francois Mauriac's Viper's Tangle, was) but the external observation of a man who transformed others people's lives through his charity and friendship, and whose own inner struggles bear fruit in the heroism of forgiveness.
The outward exuberance of Dan's tales during the red wine and red meat dinners with his motley assortment of friends and the inner conflicts he endures are the fuel of the novel, narrated by a journalist who first gets to know Dan through the positive transformation his influence has wrought in a colleague of his.
Dr. Mirarchi's helpful yet unobtrusive notes and insightful introduction (take his advice and read it when you're finished the novel, since it contains spoilers) rightly underline the themes of the novel: the vocation of fatherhood (which Dan has seen himself too much of a coward for, but whose spiritual fatherhood of all around him is exemplary), true and loyal friendship (Aristotle's "philia") and how souls are slowly transfigured by close contact with holiness.
As in Mr. Blue, one can see strands of Jesuit, Carmelite and even Franciscan spirituality. At one dinner conversation, Dan is asked by an agnostic friend (whom Dan has invited to lodge with him) what the Church is. The result is a five-page prose mosaic that left me having to explain to the woman on the plane seat next to me why I was crying.
Dan England, like Christ himself, has a heart that suffers and a heart that embraces all he encounters with universal love.
Myles Connolly has written a novel-length portrait of the towering strength of a soul whose weakness, in the world's eyes, is charity.
Myles' daughter, Mary Connolly Breiner, writes a preface that highlights the similarities between Dan England and Connolly himself, whose after-dinner stories and chats with friends left her in rapt attention.
Dan's stories, which cover entire chapters of this 16-chapter gem, do the same. In Dan England, we see a bit of a George Bailey if he had never married. Connolly himself collaborated with his friend Frank Capra on It's a Wonderful Life, and the sentiment "no man is poor who has friends" is widely echoed in the novel. But one also sees that only God can accompany man in his deepest struggles.
This novel is a great example of how the best fiction can be spiritual reading, challenging us with characters who transform others by themselves being transformed, even when their humility goads them on never to rest on their laurels. May we never do so, lest we fall prey to the noonday devil.
This appeared originally at Aleteia.
Edward Mulholland Ph.D. is assistant professor of classical and modern languages at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. He holds a doctorate in philosophy from Rome's Pontifical Gregorian University, and an master's degree in classics from the University of London. He has been involved in Catholic education via seminary, college and high school teaching for 25 years. He has taught in Italy, Spain, Mexico and the United States. He and his wife Valerie have six children.


Simon Miller's shoestring budget feature in Gaelic language Seachd: The Inaccessible Pinnacle is to premier at Edinburgh IFF and will be in contention for the Michael Powell Award. Seachd is very likely to be screened at another major European festival soon after Edinburgh.
Seachd: The Inaccessible PinnacleOnline, the film's biggest fan base is in Canada and the USA. (Gaelic for "seven") was picked up by Soda for UK and Ireland distribution at this year's Cannes film market. There is already strong international interest in Seachd. Miller, a late starter as a film director, is fascinated by Gaelic culture.
Gaelic is Scotland's ancient minority language, now largely supplanted by English but still spoken and understood in the western highlands and islands of Scotland. It is also understood by Gaelic speakers in Ireland and in Nova Scotia. Miller devised the story of the film with his wife and then worked collaboratively with Gaelic writers and actors, as well as an all-Gaelic film crew, to ensure the cultural authenticity of the end product.
The film is the story of an orphaned boy, Angus, seeking the truth behind the death of his parents and the truth behind his Grandfather's ancient, incredible, fearful stories, drawn from the whole swathe of Gaelic history, including tales of poisoned lovers, bloody revenge, water-horses and Spanish gold. Finally, his Grandfather leads Angus to one of Scotland's most treacherous mountains, The Inaccessible Pinnacle—and an ancient truth he never expected to find.
Shot in high definition in the Isle of Skye, in the Cuillins, within the shadow of the Inaccessible Pinnacle climbed as part of the story. The film has an all-Gaelic speaking cast and crew to ensure authenticity and acceptability to a Gaelic audience.
Made in peak tourist season, the shoestring feature budget of £650,000 had to be spent largely on securing accommodation and feeding more than 30 cast as well as film crew over the five-week shoot. Almost all the cast and crew travelled back to Skye, at their own expense, to attend the community screening of the completed film.
Seachd: The Inaccessible PinnacleSeachd: The Inaccessible Pinnacle is Miller's debut feature and follows hard on the heels of a critically acclaimed short film he made, also in Gaelic, called in English The Crimson Snowdrop.
Miller and his Skye-based producer Chris Young worked with the BBC's Gaelic language division in Scotland BBC Alba; the new Gaelic Media Service and national film development agency Scottish Screen, as well as several Gaelic writers and poets to deliver a script that could deliver Gaelic storytelling culture to the big screen, both for Gaels and for the international community.
Seachd will screen with English subtitles in non-Gaelic speaking areas. It is backed by a very comprehensive website, including lessons on how to speak Gaelic.
The film premieres in Edinburgh on Thursday 16th of August and is screened in competition on the 19th of August at the Cameo Cinema.
Look out for an in-depth interview with Simon Miller in the next issue of movieScope Magazine.


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HEARTACHE and grief was felt by the community of Lithgow as family, friends, colleagues and residents gathered at Hoskins Church to farewell Senior Constable Kelly Foster on Thursday, January 14. It was a tragic start to the New Year when the highly regarded police officer, stationed at Lithgow, tragically lost her life while trying to save another. Kelly died while attempting to rescue her 24 year-old companion, international student Jennifer Qi, from a whirlpool at Mount Wilson in the Blue Mountains on Saturday, January 2. A significant gathering bid the fallen police officer farewell and a funeral procession with a marching escort down Tank Street followed at the conclusion of the church service. Due to COVID-19 restrictions not everyone who wanted to pay their respects in person was able to, but instead were encouraged to view the procession leaving the church. The Lithgow community formed a united, socially-distanced front as they watched an emotional police congregation of cars, bikes, marching officers and horses with the hearse of Senior Constable Kelly Foster. A PolAir helicopter also flew over the church grounds. Fellow emergency services personnel from Lithgow Volunteer Rescue Association and Lithgow Ambulance Station were in attendance to pay their respects. Local businesses showed a sign of respect in flying a sea of blue balloons outside their shop fronts in Lithgow's Main Street Word on the street was that blue balloons had sold out in an instant and that was evident from the bottom to the top end of the street. Intimate Dreams owner Glenda Anthes said it was important to show respect no matter who the person was. "Anyone who dies doing something like that, trying to save someone else, whether they are paid to do it or not, deserves to be recognised and honoured," she said. "Heroes deserve to be recognised." Bianca Villa owner Renee Di Franco said that the balloons didn't just show support for Kelly, but also the other police officers in the area. "Who are we as humans if we don't show our support? The police are beautiful here and they become friends, so this is a show of unity and support by the Lithgow community," she said. The Chifley Police District would like to thank the community for their love and support in the untimely death of Senior Constable Kelly Foster. "On behalf of Kelly's family and the broader NSW Police Force family, thank you for your ongoing support," a Facebook post read. Sen Const Foster attested on August 27, 2010, after which she commenced duties as a probationary constable at Newtown Local Area Command. She was confirmed as a constable in May 2012. Sen Const Foster joined the State Crime Command in May 2014 and worked as an intelligence analyst until May 2020.
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HEARTACHE and grief was felt by the community of Lithgow as family, friends, colleagues and residents gathered at Hoskins Church to farewell Senior Constable Kelly Foster on Thursday, January 14.
It was a tragic start to the New Year when the highly regarded police officer, stationed at Lithgow, tragically lost her life while trying to save another.
Kelly died while attempting to rescue her 24 year-old companion, international student Jennifer Qi, from a whirlpool at Mount Wilson in the Blue Mountains on Saturday, January 2.
A significant gathering bid the fallen police officer farewell and a funeral procession with a marching escort down Tank Street followed at the conclusion of the church service.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions not everyone who wanted to pay their respects in person was able to, but instead were encouraged to view the procession leaving the church.
The Lithgow community formed a united, socially-distanced front as they watched an emotional police congregation of cars, bikes, marching officers and horses with the hearse of Senior Constable Kelly Foster. A PolAir helicopter also flew over the church grounds.
Senior Constable Kelly Foster remembered by her second family, NSW Police Force
Fellow emergency services personnel from Lithgow Volunteer Rescue Association and Lithgow Ambulance Station were in attendance to pay their respects.
Photos: ALANNA TOMAZIN
Local businesses showed a sign of respect in flying a sea of blue balloons outside their shop fronts in Lithgow's Main Street
Word on the street was that blue balloons had sold out in an instant and that was evident from the bottom to the top end of the street.
Intimate Dreams owner Glenda Anthes said it was important to show respect no matter who the person was.
"Anyone who dies doing something like that, trying to save someone else, whether they are paid to do it or not, deserves to be recognised and honoured," she said.
"Heroes deserve to be recognised."
Bianca Villa owner Renee Di Franco said that the balloons didn't just show support for Kelly, but also the other police officers in the area.
"Who are we as humans if we don't show our support? The police are beautiful here and they become friends, so this is a show of unity and support by the Lithgow community," she said.
Mourning one of their own: Police pay tribute to hero officer Senior Constable Kelly Foster
The Chifley Police District would like to thank the community for their love and support in the untimely death of Senior Constable Kelly Foster.
"On behalf of Kelly's family and the broader NSW Police Force family, thank you for your ongoing support," a Facebook post read.
Sen Const Foster attested on August 27, 2010, after which she commenced duties as a probationary constable at Newtown Local Area Command.
She was confirmed as a constable in May 2012.
Sen Const Foster joined the State Crime Command in May 2014 and worked as an intelligence analyst until May 2020.


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Merriam-Webster sticks it to Trump after error-ridden terror attack list
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President Trump, holding what is definitely not a spelling bee trophy
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By Marcus Gilmer 2017-02-07 19:50:30 UTC
The famous Merriam-Webster dictionary is at it again, keeping President Trump in check with some harsh Twitter shade.
When the White House released a list of dozens of terror attacks it claimed were under-reported by the media, it contained plenty of typos. "Attacker" was spelt "attaker," San Bernardino was missing an "r" and the list referred to a country known as "Denmakr."
Not that this was the only red flag; the round-up included events like the Paris, Orlando, and San Bernardino attacks, none that anyone would consider "under-covered."
But the typos in the list were brought to the attention of the Merriam-Webster Dictionary Twitter account, which has done plenty of Trump trolling in recent months, weighing in on everything from "mazel tov cocktails" to "alternative facts."
One Twitter user asked the dictionary to make sense of what, exactly, one of the typos meant.
And that's when the dictionary unleashed its latest burn on the spelling-challenged president.
And, yes, people noticed the Trump team's trip to the burn unit.
Appropriately enough, Miriam-Webster has just added "throwing shade" to its long list of recognized words, bringing us full circle.
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Cameras will be reading license plates in Wasco
Last updated 1/24/2021 at 6:06pm | View PDF
Toni DeRosa | Wasco Tribune
Wasco City Council and staff members at meeting via Zoom.
The City Council introduced the Flock Safety Program during its meeting to help deputies read license plates.
This program gives the deputies automated license plate reading technology to utilize in responding to crimes committed in the city by reading license plate numbers and notifying the deputies if a vehicle is stolen.
Sgt. Peter Martinez stated that the Flock system updates the list of stolen vehicles every two hours.
"Thirty-seven jurisdictions use the Flock Safety Program," said City Manager Daniel Ortiz-Hernandez.
The council unanimously approved the lease of 10 Flock Safety Program cameras to be placed strategically around the city at an installation cost of $2,500 per camera. The 12-month cost of this program will be $25,000.
Jesse Mund, from the Flock Safety Program, advised the council that the cameras are hypersensitive to the numbers on license plates on the back of vehicles and are not focused on the driver or the front of the vehicle as well as not focused on pedestrians, even though a pedestrian may be viewed in the camera.
Following the Flock Safety Program report, Ortiz-Hernandez then introduced the Community Partnership Camera Rebate Program, which the council discussed how residents could be reimbursed for the purchase of a home surveillance camera system not to exceed $100 or 50% rebate of the cost of the first camera and not to exceed $50 rebate for the cost of a second home camera.
In conjunction with the discussion on crime in the city, Martinez prepared a presentation comparing 2019 and 2020 crime statistics for grand theft auto, which showed that through December 2019 the city had 11 incidents and through December 2020, there were 31 incidents.
Martinez told the council that most crimes had risen from 2019 to 2020. Traffic citations decreased from 2019 to 2020. The numbers are available for the Wasco substation on the Kern County Sheriff's Office website.
The council also unanimously approved the appointments of Traci Mills-Clendenen and Petra Rueda to the planning commission, and Danny Brown was appointed to the Mosquito Abatement Board with four yes votes and one no vote.
Director of Public Works Biridiana Bishop also reported after attending a county public works meeting, an increase in land use fees for illegal dumping was proposed, which means an increase in taxes. Single-family home fees will increase from $82.89 to $105 and an increase for apartments from $66.30 to $84.00.
Wasco Parks and Recreation Manager Vicki Hight and Planning Commissioner Pedro Ramirez were also both recognized for their contributions to the city and presented each with a Proclamation of Recognition.


Featuring seamless transfer between iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and Desktop devices, the newly launched AirDisk Pro from App2Pro allows users to store files wirelessly on iOS devices and view or edit using convenient file viewing utilities.
AirDisk Pro offers iOS users a wireless drive that is incredibly easy-to-use for almost infinite purposes - storing photographs, music, documents even websites.
Published by App2Pro, AirDisk Pro turns any iOS device into a personal and secure wireless drive, allowing users to save, manage, edit and view files on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices. Connecting via Wi-Fi to either Mac or PC desktops allows files to be easily transferred via Finder or Windows Explorer and then viewed or edited directly on the device using a variety of included in-app utilities.
Unlike the current storage facility offered by iOS, which only stores particular filetypes within individual apps, AirDisk Pro allows users to use their device as a virtual wireless hard drive and store almost every popular file format - from music and photographs to spreadsheets and presentations.
In-built file viewers allow quick retrieval and editing without leaving the app, including; audio player, image viewer, voice recorder, text editor and document viewer supporting PDFs, MS Office, iWork, Text and HTML documents. In addition, a full file manager allows organisation on-the-go as well as supporting zip and archiving functionality.
When away from the desk files can be transferred directly to-and-from other mobile devices using bluetooth, whilst an in-built personal Wi-Fi hotpot allows wireless connection to any computer, even on the road. Security can be enabledusing a passcode lock, whilst file transfers between mobile device and computer are also password protected.
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I was born in Jakarta, Indonesia in 1980. I was educated at the local state school until graduation in 1998 and continued to study in Hospitality University. I was then employed by a financial company in Jakarta, where I began to receive many awards related with customer satisfaction. Having been working the same routine for years, I started to write a novel to kill the time. Finally, my first novel "Etzhara" was published by the biggest traditional publisher in Indonesia and made me one of the best young writers under thirty at Khatulistiwa Literary Award in 2009. Feeling confident with the writing skill I had, I published the second novel in the same year by another traditional publisher in Jakarta. I then began to receive many invitations to attend book signings, talk shows, radio interviews, and other literature activities. This second novel made me an overnight success.
Feeling secured in terms of financial and social life, I felt something was missing. The turning over point of my life had occurred when someone handed me a novel by Paulo Coelho "The Alchemist" and a motivational book by Rhonda Byrne "The Secret". Those books really changed my perspective about life, and that was when I decided to let go of the glamorous life of Jakarta and hit the road. I was 30 at the time. That year, I self-published a collection of poetry in the United Kingdom. This poetry collection was made during the most troublesome moments of my last 10 years of life, when dark clouds enveloped me. Anger, anxiety, emptiness, guilt and lost love coalesced into a single, unbearable emotion.
With all the savings I got from the previous job and book royalties, I traveled to Bali and worked for a timeshare company. Three months was all I needed to understand that it was not what I wanted. I then changed course to a publishing company as an Editor in Chief. As much as I loved dealing with words, my passion to see the world kept haunting me. Finally, I decided to travel to Australia and Thailand for 8 months. It was between 2011 and 2012 when I tried to fit in with a new life; working from farm to farm, hitchhiking from place to place, and volunteering from school to school. I went all around Australia and returned to Bali with tons of stories to tell.
During my journey in Australia, I had written two other novels and got rejected from several publishers in Indonesia because the content was not sellable. Therefore, I translated to English and self-published them with a USA publisher. This huge change made me an international author. However, this achievement did not stop me from pursuing my literature obsessively. I am now working freelance as a ghostwriter, copywriter and scriptwriter.
I am based in no place, as I am still in search for a place called "home".
I used to be a very quiet person, and tend to keep silent when it comes to giving opinion about something. This situation inspired me to write because I do want to be heard. My inspiration comes from my surrounding and personal life experience. I think it's easier to express yourself based on what you see and feel.
Before I start writing about something, I choose the topic wisely and start doing research. I put note of the things I discover. In terms of writing style, I use my own. Some say my writing style is poetic, well it's probably because I love poems a lot.
All of my characters in my books are related with me. They could be myself, my friends or someone I know in real life. Having said so, it's easier for me to feel the emotions of the characters.
Be yourself! That's very important. I mean, don't try to write using your favorite author's writing style. Use your own style, and don't be afraid to show people what's inside your head.
I have 2 books published by traditional publishers and I also have several books self-published. It's actually pros and cons. I mean, of course, having your books published by traditional publishers is an achievement because your works are being appreciated. Meanwhile, if you self publish, you can do it instantly and set your own royalty. As for new authors, I recommend self publish for start because based on my experience it took me a year to see my book on book stores after I signed the agreement.
People read everyday, and no matter how sophisticated the tech industry would be in the future, at the end of the day people will always be reading books. Publishing company will be exist with new concept of publishing (i.e. publishing ebook).


With the rapid use of the internet today, it is very important to have a website for your business. This way, you will be able to easily reach a large audience without much effort.
Websites provide a platform where you can conveniently display the goods and services offered by your business. You should ensure that the website has a friendly user interface and that the prices of all your products are clearly shown. You can ask CodeCarrot for integrating payment gateway with your website, so that you can start collecting payments for your products and services from your website.
Apart from a website, think about a mobile app for your business, if it is financially feasible.
Happy customers are the best marketers for your company. Customer satisfaction is an important part of any business. Knowing what the client likes and dislikes enables you to know which areas of your business are okay, which ones should be eliminated and which ones should be improved.
The analytics of your business include knowing when you receive most customers, which products are bought most, how much customers pay, how often a particular customer returns and many other insights. These details may seem small but they help in marketing your business.
Don't take on all the burden of selling yourself, set up mutually profitable systems to do that for you. Starting an affiliate network to help you with the sales of your products is the right way to go. The affiliate program works by having others market your products and in turn, you pay them a certain percentage as commission for each product sold.
Affiliates enable a business to penetrate into areas that it may not have reached otherwise.
Try not to undervalue your product by giving it away for free, but the next best way to attract eyeballs is discounts. Use discounts as a marketing strategy to draw more clients to your business, it's a powerful pull mechanism. You can generate public or private discount coupons or even create links that redirect customers to special promotions sites.
When a customer successfully buys your products at a discounted price, they will in all probability refer others to you and your business will continue to thrive. Either way, once you have a customer it's easier to pitch to him/her than to a stranger.
Keeping a record of your customers is one of the areas where most businesses go wrong. The probability of a person who has purchased a particular good or service returning to order more is very high.
The details that one should keep include the full names, email, postal address and phone number. Include other details that you might deem important, specific to your business. All this can be captured in a checkout form or an opt-in form on your website.
This way, any time you have new products or promotions on offer, you can send the information to all your current clientele.
If you want to get a bit more advanced, you can run drip marketing campaigns. Drip marketing helps you stay in touch with your leads, prospects and customers in an automated way. Drip email marketing is the most common form of drip marketing.
As a small business owner, you might not have the needed expertise in all areas that pertain to running a business. You might also not have enough resources to hire highly skilled professionals to work with you full time. This is where outsourcing comes in.
Get other people to market your business for you. From designing your website, logo or even writing the content for your websites, there is a large base of freelancers ready to do the job for you at a fair price. This way, your business will be properly presented in order to increase the number of sales. Money invested in money gained.
Always remember that marketing, when done the right way, will boost your income and make your small business grow. The ideas mentioned above will give you a head start.
Once you implement them, you will be able to steadily increase your earnings and sustain business. And of course, Instamojo.com should be your go-to if you want to collect payments online!


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Check your local Meijer store's as Dt Dr Pepper products may be included in this sale, if so grab a 12pk for $2.50, wyb 8 participating items!


I agree to the following terms and conditions to become the member of "Abdul Kalam Vision India Movement (AKVIM - www.abdulkalamvisionindia.org)"
I will sincerely follow and adopt the oaths given by Dr APJ Abdul Kalam for all walks of Life (Refer: www.abdulkalam.com/kalam/theme/jsp/oath/oath.jsp) in my individual capacity and work for realizing the Distinctive profile of the Developed India 2020 Vision.
I will uphold honesty, integrity, simplicity in my life and practice in my day to day life.
I will keep the nation above myself and keep the organismic above myself.
I will not do anything against the principles and policies of the organization which is enshrined in the Vision, Missions and Objectives of AKVIM and its updates as and when published latest @ www.abdulkalamvisionindia.org/kalamvision/kalamvision-objective.jsp.
I will consider working for the people is a Societal Transformational Service, which I happily accept in doing so and contribute my best towards realizing the vision.
I involve myself in the activities of AKVIM voluntarily and extend my service with commitment.
I will not hold the organization responsible for any act of myself personal or commercial which is against the policies and principles of AKVIM, for which I take my personal responsibility. In such a situation arises, I will abide by the decision of the organization.
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Colorado county hit early by COVID-19 delta strain saw more breakthrough cases, CDC says
By Catherine Park
FOX 10 Phoenix
What to know about the delta variant
The delta variant has become the dominant strain of COVID-19 in the U.S. in the summer of 2021, driving up cases and hospitalizations.
The COVID-19 vaccine appeared to be less effective against some of the earliest reported cases of the delta variant in Mesa County, Colorado, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
In the report, released on Aug. 6, the CDC compiled data collected by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to identify some of the earliest cases of the delta variant of the COVID-19 virus in the country.
In May of this year, Mesa County, which has a population of 154,933, reported its first five cases of the delta variant, all of which "were associated with school settings," according to the CDC.
Mesa County's delta variant case count more than doubled from 43% to 88% between May 1 to June 5. And as of June 6, more than half of Colorado's delta variant cases were being reported out of Mesa County, according to the CDC.
FILE - People wait to get vaccinated for COVID-19 at a baseball game on Aug. 05, 2021 in Springfield, Missouri.
RELATED: CDC: Less than 1% of breakthrough COVID-19 cases led to hospitalization or death
In early May, Mesa County's vaccinations were at 36%, which was lower than the rest of Colorado which had reached 44% vaccinated during the same time.
"Compared with that in all other Colorado counties, incidence, intensive care unit (ICU) admissions, and COVID-19 case fatality ratios were significantly higher in Mesa County during the analysis period," the CDC said.
The CDC highlighted that breakthrough cases, which happen when a fully vaccinated person is still infected with COVID-19, were markedly higher in Mesa County.
"The slightly lower crude VE estimate against symptomatic infection in Mesa County may lend support to previous findings that COVID-19 vaccines provide modestly lower protection against symptomatic infection with the Delta variant," according to the report.
RELATED: Denver requires city workers in 'high risk' areas to get vaccinated
The COVID-19 vaccine was only 78% effective in Mesa County while the vaccine was 89% effective for the rest of Colorado, according to the CDC.
The CDC also posits that due to the higher levels of the delta variant circulating through Mesa County, there was higher exposure to vaccinated individuals, thus making way for higher rates of breakthrough infections.
Despite the report, the CDC continued to push vaccinations, citing how some protection is better than none and that the vaccines still prevent severe COVID-19 or hospitalization or death.
"Vaccination is a critical strategy for preventing infection, serious illness, and death associated with SARS-CoV-2 (including the Delta variant). Additional targeted prevention strategies (e.g., masking in indoor settings irrespective of vaccination status) and adherence to prevention strategies (e.g., surveillance testing and infection prevention and control procedures) are prudent in areas with high circulation of the Delta variant and in higher risk settings, such as residential care facilities," the report concluded.
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Meanwhile, health officials on July 30 released details of research conducted by the CDC which was key in the decision by the administration to recommend that vaccinated people return to wearing masks indoors in parts of the U.S. where the delta variant is fueling infection surges. The authors said the findings suggest that the CDC's mask guidance should be expanded to include the entire country, even outside of hot spots.
An outbreak in Provincetown — a seaside tourist spot on Cape Cod in the county with Massachusetts' highest vaccination rate — has so far included more than 900 cases. About three-quarters of them were people who were fully vaccinated.
Health authorities have warned that even though the COVID-19 vaccines are incredibly effective -- the Pfizer and Moderna ones being about 95% effective against symptomatic infection in studies -- they're not perfect. No vaccine is.
But it wasn't until the delta variant began spreading that the risk of breakthroughs started getting much public attention. The barrage of headlines is disconcerting for vaccinated people wondering how to balance getting back to normal with more exposure to unvaccinated strangers — especially if they have vulnerable family members, such as children too young to qualify for the shots.
RELATED: 'This virus doesn't care': Mother mourns death of daughter who refused to get COVID-19 vaccine
While there's not a specific count, it's clear severe breakthrough infections are rare. As of July 12, the CDC had tallied 5,492 vaccinated people who were hospitalized or died and also tested positive for coronavirus — out of more than 159 million fully vaccinated Americans. CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky has said 99.5% of all deaths from COVID-19 are in the unvaccinated.
There isn't a separate count of mild or asymptomatic breakthroughs, although CDC is tracking those through studies such as one that gives weekly virus tests to more than 5,000 essential workers, she told senators.
Breakthroughs tend to be mild because a vaccinated person's immune system doesn't have to start from scratch to fight the coronavirus. Even if the virus sneaks past vaccine-spurred antibodies and starts replicating in your nose or throat, secondary defenses jump into action and usually, "the virus is stopped in its tracks within a few days," said University of Pennsylvania immunologist Scott Hensley.
"The vaccines were developed to keep us out of those terrible institutions we call hospitals," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt University. "We have to keep coming back to that."
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The Sporting Emporium is Dublins premier and most luxurious Casino and Card Club offering Poker, Blackjack, Roulette, Brag as well as a range of Online Casino Games and Sports Betting facilities.
The Emporium was the river port of the ancient Rome, that rose approximately between the Aventine Hill and the Rione Testaccio (the Rione takes its name from the hill made of broken amphorae, originated by the wastes from the trade activities of the port).
Since the beginning of the 2nd century BC, the impetuous economic and demographic development had made the former river port in the Forum Boarium totally inadequate: moreover, it could not be enlarged due to its vicinity to the hills. Therefore in 193 BC the censors Lucius Aemilius Lepidus and Lucius Aemilius Paulus established to face the problem by building a new port within a free area on the border of the town, south of the Aventine Hill. On that occasion the Porticus Aemilia was also erected.
In 174 BC the Emporium was paved with stones and divided with walls and ladders descending to the Tiber. Here there was the docking place of the wares and raw materials (especially marbles, wheat, wine, oil); they reached the harbor of Ostia by sea and went up the river on barges pulled by buffaloes (towpath). During the centuries, the fragments of the amphorae (then used as containers for the handling of liquid foods), were clumped until they created the still-existing hill of shards: the ancient name of Mons Testaceum ("Hill of Shards") derived from it. The number of stacked-up amphorae is esteemed to be about 25 millions.
Emporium is a luxury in Khlong Toei district, Bangkok, Thailand, which opened in 1997 and it is a part of The EM District. It is owned and operated by The Mall Group and another mall, Siam Paragon.
It is located on Sukhumvit Road at Sukhumvit Soi 24 beside Queen's Park and connected directly to the Phrom Phong Station on the Sukhumvit Line of the BTS Skytrain by a footbridge. It is owned by the same company as Siam Paragon and its direct competitor is Central Group. Both companies along with hypermarket operators Carrefour, Tesco Lotus and Big C, the latter partially owned by Central Group.
Along with Emporium department store, the mall contains a cinema multiplex and book, record, fashion and trinket shops, a grocery store, a food court and many upscale restaurants.
Emporium is a popular hub for entertainment, food and education for local residents and visitors. Inside are 'Emprivé Cineclub by SF Corporation', an exhibition hall, children's play centres and restaurants.
Empoli (Italian pronunciation: [ˈempoli]) is a town and comune in Tuscany, Italy, about 20 kilometres (12 mi) southwest of Florence, to the south of the Arno in a plain formed by this river. The plain has been usable for agriculture since Roman times. The commune's territory becomes a hilly one as it departs from the river. Empoli is on the main railway line from Florence to Pisa, and is the point of divergence of a line to Siena. Empoli has an enduring tradition as an agricultural centre. It has given its name to a local variety of artichoke.
Archaeological finds have revealed that Empoli was already settled in the early Roman Empire times, and continued to exist until the 4th century AD. The river acted as a communication way for the trade of agricultural products, together with the local amphorae. In the Tabula Peutingeriana of the 4th century Empoli is called in portu ("in the port") as a river port on the Roman road Via Quinctia, which led from Fiesole and Florence to Pisa. Empoli was also on the Via Salaiola, connecting to Volterra's salt ponds.


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Meet single like-minded people in a fun, relaxed and safe environment. Join in the icebreakers and challenges for a fun-filled evening. You might just meet your match!
"Miracles are made by those who refuse to stop believing"
A group of Sudanese refugees are given the change to resettle in the U.S. They arrive in Kansas City and meet Carrie Davis (Reese Witherspoon), an employment agent who helps them rebuild their shattered lives. A movie that is full of life, emotion, fun and drama. Guaranteed to inspire us and make us long for a better world.
The Sonics will be rolling out the Rock n Roll time machine again this weekend and making the Stirling Castle their first port of call, winding back the hands of time and taking you back to a time when quiff was king!
All welcome for a night of 50s and 60s hits.


The G1W-S is Viofo's latest and greatest version of the G1W dash camera. The G1W series dash cameras have been one of the most popular budget dash cameras over the last few years. The new G1W-S sports the Sony IMX323 image sensor for superior image quality, both day and night, over the past G1W generations. VIOFO also upgraded the G1W-S to an 6G F/1.6 lens with 145 degree FOV. This new version will also now support GPS functions with the optional GPS module.
By using a capacitor as its power source, the G1W-S bypasses many persistent dash cam problems that are inherent to battery use. Battery life notably degrades over time, with mere months of use shortening battery life by considerable amounts. More importantly, batteries are often the first component of a dashboard camera to fail, requiring relatively costly or time consuming repairs.
Mount for G1W, G1WH, G1W-C, G1W-CB.
Fits easily behind the rear view mirror of any car.


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Preview: Kali Uchis x Jorja Smith @ The Anthem, 4/28/19
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Kali Uchis and Jorja Smith (Photo courtesy Ticketfly)
Following a sold-out run across North America last year, Colombian-American singer Kali Uchis is teaming up with English R&B singer Jorja Smith for a show at The Anthem on Sunday, April 28.
Named one of the best of the year by Rolling Stone, NPR, Billboard, GQ, Uproxx, Stereogum, Noisey, SPIN, PopMatters, and others, Kali's debut album Isolation "is a star turn from an artist who has proven she's ready for it," says Pitchfork, who also included the LP on its Best Albums of 2018 list. "In the abundant femme art-pop brilliance of this year, Kali Uchis' bilingual debut album, Isolation, announces her as a genre-defying visionary."
Watch the official music video for "After the Storm" by Kali Uchis ft. Bootsy Collins and Tyler, the Creator:
Often compared to Billie Holiday and Amy Winehouse, Kali "has a baseline in R&B and often veers into the territory we used to call neo-soul. But Isolation projects how far out there she's willing to go, exploring doo-wop, funk, bedroom pop, and reggaetón with equal enthusiasm and reverence while painting a fuller picture of herself as a dreamer, the femme fatale with around-the-way swagger who takes no shorts," writes Pitchfork.
"I'm not really interested in just making, like, a hip hop song or making music about nothing," said Kali to GQ. "In order to be successful, you don't need the whole industry to believe in you or to have everyone putting their money on you. You just have to be true to yourself and allow yourself the room to grow."
About her debut album name, Isolation, she went on, "Every song is related back to being your own person, being fine with solitude. For the majority of people, being alone is their biggest fear. But the reality of it is we're born alone and we die alone. We're alone in the world. And that's OK."
Buy your tickets online.
Kali Uchis x Jorja Smith
Doors @ 6:30pm
$45 GA/$75 Super Excellent Seats
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Does anyone other than Ghosting and I like zombies. I don't get into TDM much but I do like that alien game as well. I forget what its called but had more fun doing that than reg call of duty!!
NLG x MrsDreDD · Thinking the hubs is even going to want to play that more!
NLG x MrsDreDD · Is she added on my friends list, if not tell her to add me!
well we all play zombies... DONT QUIT!!! ILL QUIT! NOT YOU!
The witch is freakishly hot!
ssabmudteytitog · you gona say, "come on, let go", im gona say " which way"
NLGC x Tobster · zombie apocalypse is coming!!!


Enjoy an afternoon of festive holiday cheer, refreshments, and Christmas Carols to celebrate the beautiful season of the Nativity of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
During this season of giving, let us remember those who are less fortunate and help them celebrate this beautiful holiday. The Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco is seeking gift card donations in any amount which will be donated to the Annunciation Cathedral Soup Kitchen patrons, local agencies assisting those impacted by the fires in Northern and Southern California, and Compass Family Services which provides support to homeless and at-risk parents and children in San Francisco.
Suggested retailers include: Walgreen's, CVS, Walmart, Safeway, Target, Trader Joe's, Visa gift cards or gas stations. Bring your gift card to the Metropolis Christmas Open House and help decorate our Giving Tree!
In 2017, we collected nearly $3,000 in gift cards thanks to your generosity. There are even more people in need this year and your help is very much appreciated!
metropolis@sanfran.goarch.org or by calling 415-753-3075.


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Q: unable to install ubuntu onto formatted hard drive I have formatted a new hard drive (after partitioning - the format has completed successfully) and am trying to install Ubuntu onto it from a DVD.
I have just downloaded the latest .iso file, which I have burned onto a disk.  It has not burned as one single .iso file, but as the separate files/directories as per instructions here:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootFromCD?_ga=2.162085044.907860742.1506009408-1494263488.1506009408
The files however are different than the ones shown on here ("here" being the instruction page above).  I am missing most of the individual files, including the start files.  I have all the directories.
The machine will boot fine from DVD drive, as I can boot it with the Windows 98 boot disk, but it will not recognise this ubuntu dvd as being bootable.  And if I boot with the Windows 98 boot disk, then change disks, it just whines at me that A drive is not accessible - even though I'm on the C: or E: and not trying to do anything with the A: drive..
It looks fine to me on my windows machine when I view the contents.
This is a screenshot of the files on the DVD:

As you can see, there are several files just missing.  I've downloaded the .iso file again, but they simply aren't there.
Anyone know what I can do to install it?

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Unlike invasive cosmetic procedures such as fillers and surgery which can completely alter one's look to match the current beauty trend, we work to acknowledge and naturally enhance the beauty inherent within each and every one of us. Beauty truly comes from within, and facial rejuvenation acupuncture works by stimulating our own body to revitalize itself from the inside out. On an emotional/spiritual level, it helps one gain confidence and appreciate ourself at the core. On a physical level, it improves circulation and organ function, creating a more lifted, clear, and firm skin tone. Also, acupuncture produces micro-injury to the facial tissue, creating collagen production and quicker cell turnover. This lessens wrinkles, skin discoloration, and creates a healthy glow. One of the most desirable aspects of this natural beauty therapy is that people of all ages can benefit, as it not only acts to improve current facial conditions, but also provides preventative care to slow the effects of the aging process.
Most people receive a variety of benefits from facial acupuncture.
Acupuncture points are not only applied to the face, but to the body as well, achieving added health benefits.
Each patient's treatment plan is customized according to individual concerns and desired outcome. We will work on the face as a whole, or focus on specific targeted areas such as forehead, neck, cheeks, eyes, etc. There are many internal factors that affect our appearance such as genetics, hormones, organ function, free radicals, metabolism, immunity and emotions. Equally affecting us are external factors such as diet, exercise, hygiene, environment, and stress. Both these internal and external factors are important aspects to consider and work with in order to achieve optimal results.
Each treatment consists of a facial/neck/shoulder massage to increase blood flow to the face; body acupuncture to treat one's constitution; facial and scalp acupuncture using extra-fine needles; jade roller, facial cupping and/or gua sha to soothe skin and increase blood circulation; and aromatherapy, hydrosols and/or essential oil serums according to skin type.
After a facial rejuvenation treatment, the effects last around two weeks, depending on the patient. Weekly or bi-weekly visits are recommended, and at least 10-15 treatments is suggested to obtain optimal lasting results. After this initial series, follow-up treatments every 1-4 months to maintain results is suggested. Results become more and more apparent after each treatment, but even after the initial treatment, the face appears more rested and radiates a healthy glow– patients report gained confidence and well-being. It is important to note, most noticeable benefits are achieved over time, and best results are dependent on compliance, lifestyle and overall health of the patient.
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I'm a Glaswegian girl who has lived in Leeds for 16 years, and i love it. I was homesick for a long time after i moved here, but over the last few years i've fallen in love with God's Own County. Yorkshire people are eccentric, grounded, hard working, blunt, wickedly funny and some of the kindest people you'll ever meet. I should know, i married one and now have a Yorkshire born son. I used to come on holiday to the Yorkshire Dales when i was a child, and apparently i told my Granny once when we were visiting that 'i would live here when i was a grown-up'. Funny how some of these childhood dreams come true without really trying.
Yorkshire tourism is on the increase, one of the only places in the UK to actually have a rise in visitors. Numbers here at Easter actually beat Disneyland. The reason i think is simple, it has beautiful countryside, amazing seaside resorts, historical places of interest, cities plentiful with culture, independent shopping and restaurants.
One of the many things that has surprised me living here in Yorkshire, is how varied and rich the cultural side of things is. Small towns and villages that surround the big cities have diverse and inspiring communities. Hebden Bridge has a thriving Arts Festival every year as does Grassington in the Dales. Wakefield now has the stunning Hepworth Gallery http://www.hepworthwakefield.org/ (which we are visiting later in the week) along with the always amazing Yorkshire Sculpture Park. One of the best days out you can have is in Saltaire, Shipley at http://www.saltsmill.org.uk/ where you can enjoy viewing the David Hockney paintings whilst eating some fantastic food at the Salts Diner. Oh and browsing in the best bookshop in Yorkshire.
As much as i love Scotland, i'm proud to say that i live in Yorkshire and now i can't imagine living anywhere else.
To celebrate Yorkshire Day, we're making use of some of the best produce! Caramellized Red Onion and Traditional Wensleydale Tartlets with homegrown broccoli and potatoes. Followed by homegrown Rhubarb crumble and custard. Oh and all washed down with Yorkshire beer. Life doesn't get any better than that!
Happy Yorkshire Day to all!


Brett Favre To Finally Retire? Maybe!
It's that time of year again. Brett Favre can't make up his mind about whether or not he wants to retire from the National Football League. The first-ballot Hall-of-Famer is coming off one of his best seasons, both in terms of his personal statistics and the television ratings he inspired, while playing for the Minnesota Vikings last year, and the team nearly made it to the Super Bowl. Favre might be the key needed to finally push that team over the edge, assuming he stays. According to some, Favre has been texting teammates, saying he was ready to finally retire. Others aren't so sure.
As for the horse in question, Brett Favre isn't talking (but he is singing "Pants on the Ground" somewhere in Mississippi).


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LAgence nationale de psychanalyse urbaine (ANPU) est une agence dont la mission est de « psychanalyser les villes ». Fondée en 2007, elle travaille à la frontière entre psychanalyse et urbanisme. Dès son origine, elle s'est confié comme mission de psychanalyser le monde entier.

Historique
L'agence est fondée en 2007 par Laurent Petit, ingénieur de formation, avec le soutien de Fabienne Quéméneur, sociologue de formation. Dès 2008, Charles Altorffer, architecte de formation, rejoint l'équipe pour donner plus d'assise à un projet conçu à l'origine pour traiter des questions d'urbanisme dans la joie et la bonne humeur. Après une tentative plutôt réussie à Béthune et une autre plutôt ratée à Vierzon, l'agence va peu à peu affiner une méthodologie qu'elle a depuis mise en pratique dans plus d'une centaine de territoires. .

Missions
Le protocole de l'ANPU préconise que celle-ci commence sa mission par une « opération divan », durant laquelle les membres de l'ANPU interpellent les passants et leur soumettent un questionnaire où les habitants sont invités à décrire leur ville sous forme de portrait chinois ; simultanément, les deux responsables de l'agence rencontrent des personnes ressources qui les aident à mieux comprendre la ville : cartographes, géographes, mais aussi archivistes, chefs d'entreprise, journalistes, responsables d'associations, de médiathèques, tenanciers de bars, psychanalystes, etc. Une synthèse est ensuite constituée, en parodiant à la fois les langages de la psychanalyse (névrose, peur, refoulement) et de l'urbanisme (usage de nombreux sigles, voire dévoiement de certains).

La plupart des villes dans lesquelles intervient l'ANPU sont des villes ayant un passé assez lourd : anciennes villes industrielles en fort déclin (Charleroi, Béthune), cités reconstruites après les bombardements des poches allemandes de 1945 (Brest, Saint-Nazaire, Cherbourg), villes nouvelles peinant à se forger une identité (Sénart), ne se limitant pas à la France ni même à l'espace francophone (Helsingborg, Alger).

Dans le cas de Lyon, la mission confiée à l'ANPU a été celle de commissaire artistique d'une exposition organisée au musée Gadagne.

Notes et références

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Organisme fondé en 2008


In the sixteenth edition of his weekly column in Law360, DOAR's real-life New York City Jury Consultant and Psychologist reviews the fictional NYC Jury Consultant/Psychologist on the television series "Bull," focusing on what litigation is really like in the trenches.
In this episode, we learn that attorneys become profoundly talented tacticians after working with a jury consultant a couple of times. Let that sink in for a moment.
But then we also learn that the only way that Bull is successful is by living in a world in which judges are easygoing about all those pesky rules of evidence. You and I may or may not be living in a computer simulation (see presidential election, persistence of evil), but Bull is.
This week, Bull works against the attorney Liberty, someone we have seen him work with together in the past when she was inexperienced. He taught her how to win, and now she is a talented trial attorney (let it sink in). More importantly, both of the actors playing Bull and Liberty have retweeted this column, so I wanted them both to win, and they kind of do, so we are all winners, but mostly me.
The case is about a governor who dies in a parachuting accident along with the owner of the parachuting company who tries to save him. His wife, represented by Liberty, sues the company, represented by Bull with the president's brother as trial attorney (played by a semi-famous actor, hint hint).
There is a jury selection scene in which Liberty figures out Bull's strategy and works against it, but most of the consulting services provided this week are in illicit case investigation and live murder accusations during trial testimony.
First, Bull's team investigates by having Danny pretend to be a reporter and having someone believe that they are divulging information off the record. Then she uses her FBI contacts to read classified information about an investigation of the governor. Meanwhile, Cable sits forlornly, not breaking any laws.
Next, Bull gets the idea that maybe someone murdered the governor and that the best way to figure out who it could be is to put everyone on the stand for cross-examinations (by a semi-famous actor, hint hint — you'll see, this is going to pay off) to reveal the truth by accusing each of them of murder in open court.
This is how Bull thinks court works, but it actually does, because the judge, like every other judge on the show, is totally chill.
Later, as Bull tries to figure out who the killer is, Bull's attorney (semi-famous actor) tells the court that the governor had been having an affair with the seated witness's wife, suggesting that perhaps the witness wanted to murder the governor. The judge is down with the jury hearing this murder accusation too.
Later, Liberty tells a witness in open court that probably the deceased parachuting president murdered the governor due to some upcoming gubernatorial legislation. The judge is fine with this murder accusation too.
Funnily enough, though, it was all for naught because none of these people murdered the governor after all, so never mind. The brother/trial attorney/semi-famous actor did it. Whoops!
Is That What Jury Consulting is Like?
The big difference between what was featured this week and actual jury consulting is that everything that happened at trial is the stuff that one unlearns the first week of being a jury consultant. One (OK, it was me at every meeting) only has to have one meeting with an attorney as a young upstart to learn that you cannot just spout off wacky theories in open court without any proof, and you cannot switch legal theories multiple times in the same trial. Even if that young upstart was totally right, old man. (See the discursive and snotty legal column "I Will Bury You, Old Man" by Anonymous). No judge will allow you to just say whatever without any evidentiary foundation. That is what columns are for.
Next week, more autobiographical digressions forced to look like they have some relevance to that week's episode.


The following article is a list of frequently asked questions about effectively using Arlo's Campaign Monitor integration. Learn more about the integration.
Why doesn't my subscriber list in Campaign Monitor match with Arlo's newsletter subscribers list?
How can I keep my Campaign Monitor list count down?
Why Doesn't my List Numbers in Campaign Monitor match with Arlo's List Numbers?
There are a few reasons why the subscriber numbers and details may differ on your Campaign Monitor list to Arlo's list.
Arlo sends updates on contacts to Campaign Monitor, but when you merge two contacts in Arlo, only one of the subscribers will be updated and not merged, meaning you will have two subscribers for one contact in Arlo.
To merge duplicate subscribers in Campaign Monitor, follow their recommended export and import process.
We recommend merging your duplicates before setting up your Arlo Campaign Monitor integration.
Any contacts added (or updated) manually in Campaign Monitor are not sent through to Arlo, as this part of the integration is only one way.
We recommend you only add contacts to your subscriber list using Arlo.
Contacts who have unsubscribed, or are unsubscribed in via Campaign Monitor do not appear immediately as unsubscribed in Arlo until a change has been made on the Arlo record triggering a synchronisation. Your Arlo list will generally look larger because of this. Learn more about Un-subscribers.
Note: If the contact has previously unsubscribed and has re-subscribed, they will still be on Suppression List in Campaign Monitor meaning they will also not be added to new Campaign Lists. Contacts will need to be removed from Suppression Lists in Campaign Monitor.
Export your unsubscribed subscribers as a CSV file (select to download the first name, last name, and email address).
Download the Arlo import sheet to update your un-subscribers.
Copy from the list of unsubscribed subscribers the first name, last name and email address in to the Arlo import sheet you downloaded in step 2, and copy down the value 'FALSE' into each contact's row of the Newsletter column.
Import the contacts in to Arlo. They will be updated in Arlo as non-subscribers.
Your Arlo newsletter subscriber list can contain contacts who have chosen to only receive newsletters via post.
As Campaign Monitor sends campaigns via email, these contacts are therefore not sent to Campaign Monitor. This will will result in a mismatch in numbers between your subscriber numbers in Campaign Monitor and Arlo.
If the contact's Bulk emails field is set to Do not allow, they will not be synced to Campaign Monitor.
How Can I Keep my Campaign Monitor Subscriber List Count Down?
In Campaign Monitor, each list's number of subscribers adds to your total subscribers number, even when the same contacts are across multiple lists. This means you may be paying more for Campaign Monitor based on contacts duplicated across different lists.
Arlo's Newsletter subscribers feature connects with only one list in Campaign Monitor, helping you to keep your subscriber numbers down. However, if you create lists in Arlo's Campaign Management feature and send the list across to Campaign Monitor, this adds a new list.
For example, Felicity Merrington is a newsletter subscriber in Arlo, which is connected with the newsletter list in Campaign Monitor. If you then create a campaign in Arlo in which Felicity is also a prospect. When sending the campaign list to Campaign Monitor, Felicity will take up two subscriber records in Campaign Monitor.
Note: If you use a newsletter segment list your contacts in Arlo will not be updated to say they have been included in the campaign, so we only recommend using segmenting in Campaign Monitor for your newsletters or in any case where you don't need the campaign recorded against your contacts.
Learn more about creating and using segments in Campaign Monitor.
To keep your subscriber numbers down, we recommend that once you don't need a list in Campaign Monitor, e.g. the campaign has been sent, that you delete the list. This will prevent duplicated subscribers in your lists from adding to the total subscriber numbers.
Learn how to delete lists in Campaign Monitor.
Why Are Subscribers not being Unsubscribed?
If you deletes a contact/s (via Campaign Monitor) they will be removed from the Newsletter list and added into the deleted group for that list, however when Arlo syncs with Campaign Monitor, it will detect the user is Subscribed in Arlo and remove the contact from the deleted group (resubscribing them).


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