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VP Taylor Applauds Two Entities – Visits CAM and MFA in Margibi & Careysburg
By The Analyst News On Feb 8, 2019 141
The Liberian Vice President Chief Dr. Jewel Howard-Taylor made a tour to two significant institutions on February 6, 2019 in Margibi where she visited the Christian Aid Ministries (CAM) on Tower Hill, and the Monrovia Football Academy (MFA) in Careysburg, Montserrado County; The Analyst's John Dennis Weah, Jr. reports.
The Vice President, accompanied by some of her staff and an array of journalists, visited the two areas based on invitations extended her by the two respective institutions in order to have an insight of their functions and works.
Vice President Taylor and entourage were welcomed and received at the institutions triumphantly by the administrations and staffs of both institutions.
Receiving the Vice President at the first stop at the Christian Aid Ministries in Margibi, the Country Director of the institution, Mr. Paul Yoder lauded the VP Taylor for the visit and said his organization is involved with giving hope to less fortunate people through its General Relief Program, which includes giving hope to the blind, the physically challenged, the disadvantaged women and youths, amongst others. He expressed gratitude to the government for the level of improved road networks; which he mentioned has enabled them to reach their many beneficiaries in difficult terrains across Liberia and even more as far as the improvement of roads is concerned.
Mr. Yoder disclosed the works of his organization by outlining the six basic programs which involves the General Relief, Orphan Sponsorship, Medical Distribution, including the Agricultural/Seed Distribution, Hope for the Handicapped and Special Needs, he said.
Mr. Yoder also explained that the organization began its works in Liberia in 1999 and noted that the group assisted with the repatriation and resettlement of returnees to Liberia at the end of the Liberian Civil Crisis. Since then, CAM has been involved with the peace and development agenda of the country among other activities.
In remarks, Vice President Taylor applauded the efforts being made by CAM and noted that her visit was intended to acquaint her office with the works of the Christian Aid Ministries. On behalf of the government, she expressed satisfaction with the programs of the group and committed the government to working with the group in achieving its objectives.
VP Taylor and team were taken on a guided tour of CAM's facility on Tower Hill on the Robertsfield Highway to visualize basic supplied materials kept in the storehouse. Some of the relief materials seen were medicines, agriculture implements, food and non-food items etc. She was impressed and highly commended the group for their efforts in support of the government Pro-poor policy and its people.
On the second leg of the visit in Careysburg at the Monrovia Football Academy, Montserrado County, the Vice President Howard-Taylor was also received by the administration and trainees of the MFA. In his welcome remarks, the Co-founder of the MFA, Sir DGeorges Manubah, disclosed that the academy was started in October 2015, and noted that since then the doors of the institution have been opened to train young talented athletes, mainly in football for both male and female.
The VP was hailed by Mr. Manubah and his staff on the compound of the MFA for her kind contributions and gesture in support of development initiatives. He said though the MFA is in full swing, the continuation of its operational needs required support from the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the Liberia Football Association.
Sir Manubah however spoke highly of the operation of the institution, but added that it is under budgeted to do all that are expected in its programs. He stressed that quality education and professional football development in Liberia start from the work of the academy, and require partnership as well.
For her part, Vice President Taylor encouraged the entire administrative team of the MFA to continue their good works and keep focus. She said her visit was in twofold, firstly to have interaction with the trainees and secondly to form part of the great family of the MFA.
VP Taylor also assured that President George Manneh Weah who himself is a soccer legend and a grassroots personality would love to pay a visit at the academy to appreciate the level of work done at the MFA by training the Liberian youths to become competitive in soccer.
Commending the works of the administration for its improvement at the academy, VP Taylor encouraged the athletics to seize the opportunities and do their best during their training period.
"My visit here is to showcase what is happening at the Monrovia Football Academy" she told the cheering trainees and administrators.
Vice President Taylor made a donation of 15 high quality footballs to the administration of MFA. In making the presentation of the footballs, the VP took one of the footballs and presented it to the smallest male trainee who she figured out in a special case.
She narrated her experience about the little ones because, according to her, she was once a child and understands what those below the level of their peers encountered during practice time.
"Sometimes when they are playing, they will ask you to step aside and wait", therefore I am presenting this football to you personally, the VP told the minor.
During her stay at the football facility in Careysburg, she toured other administrative sites including the dormitory. The visit was climaxed by a match between the male and female teams that ended up with a victory in favor of the young female team in final penalty kicks.
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25 june 2014 - Saint-Barthélémy d`Anjou, rue François Mauriac. One of Irigo`s awesome first-generation OmniCity buses is seen here at the Saint-Barthélémy terminus of line 4, having just left to start a new run towards Beaucouzé.
25 june 2014 - Angers, Pont de Verdun. One of Irigo`s MAN Lion`s City G buses, seen here running over the Maine river on line 1 to Belle Beille.
25 june 2014 - Angers, Boulevard du Maréchal Foch. Here is a sunny picture of one of Irigo`s Scania Citywide articulated buses, seen here running on line 2.
25 june 2014 - Angers, Rue de la Meignanne. Here is one of the Scania OmniCity CN 230 UB buses in the Irigo fleet (operated by Keolis Angers), seen here running on line 3.
25 june 2014 - Trélazé, Rue de la Gare. Here is one of the Scania OmniCity CN 94 UA buses in the Irigo fleet (operated by Keolis Angers), number 657, running on line 2. It is here seen right after leaving the Trélazé terminus, heading towards St Sylvain.
25 june 2014 - Saint-Barthélemy-d`Anjou, Rue François Mauriac. Here is one of Irigo`s MAN Lion`s City G buses, number 611, running on line 4. It is here seen going back to the terminus stop after a break, ready to have another run.
25 june 2014 - Trélazé, Rue de la Gare. Here is one of the nine Scania Citywide CN 280 UA buses in the Irigo bus fleet (operated by Keolis Angers), number 684, running on line 2. It is here seen having a break, ready to have another run to Banchais.
25 june 2014 - Saint-Barthélemy-d`Anjou, Rue François Mauriac. Here is one of the nine Scania Citywide CN 280 UA buses in the Irigo bus fleet (operated by Keolis Angers), number 678, running on line 4. It is here seen going back to the terminus stop after a break, ready to have another run.


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@(form: play.data.Form[forms.FormCreateEditJobInfo], jobTemplates: Array[models.JobTemplateModel])(implicit messages: play.i18n.Messages)
@import play.mvc._
@import controllers.routes._
@import utils._
@import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringEscapeUtils
@if(form.hasErrors){

        @_macro_displayFormErrors(form, Array("id", "description", "params"))

}
<form role="form" method="post" id="frmCreateEditJob">
    <input type="hidden" name="editId" value="@form("editId").value">

            @messages.at("msg.job_info.id")
            <input @if(form("editId").value!=""){disabled="disabled"} type="text" class="form-control" id="job_id" name="id" value="@form("id").value" placeholder="@messages.at("msg.job_info.id")">

            @messages.at("msg.job_info.desc")
            <input type="text" class="form-control" id="job_desc" name="description" value="@form("description").value" placeholder="@messages.at("msg.job_info.desc")">

            @messages.at("msg.job_info.template")
            <select class="form-control" name="templateId" id="job_template">
                <option value="">-= @messages.at("msg.job_info.template") =-</option>
                @for(jobT <- jobTemplates){
                    <option value="@jobT.getId()" @if(form("templateId").value==jobT.getId()){selected="selected"}>@jobT.getId() (@jobT.getDescription())</option>
                }
            </select>

            @messages.at("msg.job_info.cron"): (@messages.at("msg.job_info.cron.desc"))

	                <input type="text" class="form-control" name="cronSecond" value="@form("cronSecond").value" placeholder="@messages.at("msg.job_info.cron.second")">

	                <input type="text" class="form-control" name="cronMinute" value="@form("cronMinute").value" placeholder="@messages.at("msg.job_info.cron.minute")">

                    <input type="text" class="form-control" name="cronHour" value="@form("cronHour").value" placeholder="@messages.at("msg.job_info.cron.hour")">

                    <input type="text" class="form-control" name="cronDay" value="@form("cronDay").value" placeholder="@messages.at("msg.job_info.cron.day")">

                    <input type="text" class="form-control" name="cronMonth" value="@form("cronMonth").value" placeholder="@messages.at("msg.job_info.cron.month")">

                    <input type="text" class="form-control" name="cronDow" value="@form("cronDow").value" placeholder="@messages.at("msg.job_info.cron.dow")">

                @messages.at("msg.job_info.params")
                <textarea class="form-control" rows="4" id="job_params" name="params" placeholder="@messages.at("msg.job_info.params")">@form("params").value</textarea>

            @messages.at("msg.job_info.tags"):
            <input type="text" class="form-control" id="job_tags" name="_tags_" value="@form("tags").value" placeholder="@messages.at("msg.job_info.tags")">

        <button type="submit" class="btn btn-sm btn-primary"> @messages.at("msg.save")</button>
        <button type="reset" onclick="javascript:formReset()" class="btn btn-sm btn-warning"> @messages.at("msg.reset")</button>

        <button type="button" class="btn btn-sm btn-default"
            onclick="document.location.href='@routes.AdminCPController.jobList()';"> @messages.at("msg.cancel")</button>

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Tuesday linktastica
Have I done one on Tuesday before? Not sure.
Deaths and a yortsayt:
A great man, if flawed: obituaries for Conor Cruise O'Brien, from Kellie, Woolly Days, Sean Coleman, Michael Weiss, and the Kammster.
Blitheness and stamping: George Szirtes on Adrian Mitchell
He was on the front line: death of an anti-fascist.
Kirsty MacColl: Rosie B on the eighth anniversary of the death of a genuinely clever and witty woman.
In Congo Square - colonial New Orleans: The Nation at its best.
Cab Calloway, George Gershwin and the joys of Yiddish: Zalman Mlotek audio-slideshow from Radio 3.
A modest bread: the short history of the bagel.
Totalitarianism, dictatorship and resistance:
Stalinism lives: on the raid on Memorial and the re-writing of Russia's history.
Born in prison: on the North Korean gulag.
The immorality of pacifism, the necessity of intervention: Your Friend on Peter Tatchell on Robert Mugabe
Interculture:
The Al Farabi Concerto: opening our eyes to music.
The Deserted Village: Louis Proyect on two diaspora films.
Rethinking secular liberalism:
I missed the 400th anniversary: Theo Hobson on John Milton.
Don't Dinesh my Hitch!: 2HC on how to order a Hitchens
Other people's linktasticas:
Variousness at Antigerman Translation: lots of links on the left-right convergence, Baader-Meinhof, etc (and a link to my last linktastica).
Elsewhere at Roland's place: A list which overlaps with this one.
Oh, and Chag Urim Sameach and all that. (Especially to those to whom it matters, and especially to TNC, Noga, FiG, DZ, Keith, Snoopy and Matt. Thanks for the links, comments and khavershaft over the year.)
More stuff like this: American beauty, Bob's beats, Faith and reason, obituaries and appreciations, Stalinism, The Hitch, Yidishkayt
F*ck the Creative Industries
Great post from Squares of Wheat: Fuck the Creative Industries
I'll extract one of my favourite bits below, but it's very worth reading the whole thing.
Fuck them then because they really are an industry, an ugly, landscape-scarring, mind-polluting industry, treating talent like a mine and inspiration like dirty fuel. Fuck them again because of the frequency with which they demand subsidy and succour for their industry when they decide it's an art. An entrepreneur wearing a t-shirt of a band you like is still an entrepreneur. And an entrepreneur is just a small maggot who wants to be a fat maggot. One day, he'll grow up to be a fly and shit in your food.
Fuck the creative industries because they promise to bring change, innovation and 'disruption' to the table before serving the same old bitter vinegar in impractically-shaped new bottles. People who think that product design 'shapes the way we live' should be permanently rehoused on a Midlands sink estate and mugged repeatedly until they develop better theories about the relationship between aesthetics and social formation.
P.S. my South London readers: comrades S.o.W. has unfortunately now departed Brockley for pastures Wester. Here's a great parting shot to the Southside. Oh, and Transpontine will like this post.
Seasonal/Jew-ish/Jewfro-Latino/etc
More along this sort of line from Noga, Matt, P&S,
More along this sort of line from Soul Sides.
And some klezmer hip hop from Sound Roots.
Keywords: music, mp3
Thursday linktastica
Just a couple of items today. [Updated 11.48 GMT]
I'm putting together a long Bill Ayers post (or "Bill Ayres", as several commentators, including this one) seem to call him. In the meantime, read Katha Pollit, and follow her links here and here. H/t Jogo.
Some good stuff via Matt, whose post on the anti-Zionism/antisemitism equation I'm still meaning to respond to. For example, this from Crooked Timber on Maurice Sendak (as in Where The Wild Things Are) and his Jewishness, and this great Todd Gitlin reply to Bernard Henry Levy and Nick Cohen.
Jim J reports from the conference of Hands Off the People of Iran. I was quite shocked to read that, "in a room with about sixty people only seven of us thought the US trajectory [i.e. Obama's election] was not an upping of the neo-con stakes"; the majority of people there thought that war with Iran is even closer now. It was left to Permanent Revolution - hardly a voice of the Eustonite right! - to point out "likelihood of a new approach from the US which will prioritise diplomatic measures and the possibility of tightening of sanctions over the threat of war". Will I ever stop being shocked at the idiocy of (some sections of) the left?
Wednesday linktastica
There's no theme. We've got Old Labour, New Labour, Marx, miners, Latin music, Slovenian Lacanians, industrial noise merchants, anarchist Jewish Caribbean painters, New Cross and Sydenham, great TV. Among other things.
Let's start with Martin Meenagh on Christopher Lasch on compassion, soundtracked by the wonderful Joe Bataan.
And, while you're at Martin's place, you can stop by and read my nostalgia for a Labour Party youth left far behind.
Another post with a wonderful soundtrack is Terry Glavin's "With his eyes all closed and his head bowed down, My young man never sleeps", on some of the miners who have died around the world recently. The beautiful voice you hear is that of Kate Rusby, demonstrating Terry has a fine ear. He claims he has a tin ear for highbrow philosophy though. If that is the case, mine is more so. His qualified defence of Zizek (in the context of Adam Hirsch's assault in TNR) is worth a read.
I know this is no longer exactly a hot topic, but Small Town Scribbles perfectly expresses my views on the Damian Green affair.
Possibly the cruelest thing anyone can say about a politician: Chris Dillow damns Yvette Cooper as "the poor man's Ruth Kelly".
I printed out Peter Ryley's two trips down memory line some days ago, and finally read them on the bus yesterday. They're worth printing on to paper. This one is on Israel-Palestine and deserves to be widely read by all those who take simplistic kneejerk "anti-Zionist" or "pro-Israel" positions. This one is on doing a "Peace Studies" MA in the 1980s, which brought back some 1980s memories for me (I was brought up in CND and the Labour Party). The final paragraph, bringing it back to the present, is very sharp, and, like the Izzy-Pal post, cuts through the simplistic shibboleths of contemporary leftism.
I had been planning to blog about Rabbi Julia Neuberger's piece on Camille Pissaro's South London painting, "Lordship Lane Station, Dulwich" (1871), which I read a weekend late (a weekend Guardian tends to take me a month to plough through, which I guess saves me from having to read too many of them), but Transpontine, not surprisingly, got there first. (I agree with his conclusion too.)
Sticking with Transpontine, this fascinating snippet on the "Brighton Vigilantes" (housing activists and/or anti-fascist heroes and/or gangsters) in New Cross generated and even more fascinating comment thread.
Transpontine is not the only Test Department fan out there. Neil from Cloud in Trousers is too.
And Rosie Bell eventually liked The Devil's Whore (so did I). ([Added Friday:] Also blogging about The Devil's Whore: Bro S at AVPS, Madame Miaow.)
I wondered what Peter Risdon, blogging as Freeborn John, thought of the original Freeborn John's portrayal by Tom Goodman-Hill, who may or may not be* a direct descendant of John Lilburne. So I looked for the word "whore" on his blog (Peter's, not Tom's) and found nothing pertinent, but did find this fascinating item on Israeli Nazi porn comics.
Devil's Whore trivia: 1. It was written by Peter Flannery, who write Our Friends in the North, one of the truly great British TV series, which illustrates the sort of thing Martin and I wax about in the second post mentioned above, and nicely segues into Your Friend in the North's Normblog profile (especially as he mentioned Andrea Risborough in a post linked to in my last linktastica!). 2. It also stars Dominic West, McNulty of The Wire (on which see Mr. Metal Jew's article in this pdf; I'm currently on series 2 by the way), although it took me until the penultimate episode to realise it was the same guy, similarly irritating, similarly not quite getting the accent right.
I'm also very into Survivors, by the way, and may post on that some day. In the meantime, read Richard. Compare The Wire and Survivors here.
Finally, a debate on Marx's antisemitism at the decent-Marxist journal New Politics (neatly introduced by Ralph Seliger at Meretz USA).
*update: didn't mean to link to Michael Weiss on Che (altho I'd recommend it) when talking about Tom Goodman-Hill's geneology. Now fixed.
Jewish you a merry Christmas
Cover Lay Down with some Jewish and Jew-ish seasonal sounds.
More stuff like this: Bacon bagel, Bob's beats
anti-capitalist revolutionaries who live better than 99.9% of the rest of us
In a recent e-mail from Jogo:
Of course I do appreciate the very greatest thing about Pete Seeger -- he tried to sing a new world into being. Too bad he was wrong about Stalin; and wrong, too, about Steve and Loretta trying their best to make a clean, safe life in Daly City (the community in the South SF Bay that inspired the disgusting snotty song "Little Boxes"). Pete never had to live in a little box. Pete was a Bohemian. He and Toshi bought their land in Beacon in 1949, while my family was living in a little box in a vertical tower of boxes.
Maybe I just don't like anti-capitalist revolutionaries who live better than 99.9% of the rest of us in capitalist society. Like Bill Ayers and his wife. And Pete Seeger on his cute farm, miles from any little boxes, where nobody writes graffiti on his barn.
Keywords: folk music, Communist
More stuff like this: Bob's beats, Jogo, Stalinism
Why Marxism is sexy again
Dave Osler on why Marxism is sexy again.
[Previous: Grouchoism, Blogging the credit crunch, Karl's Normblog profile, The relevance of Marxism, Arguments for Marxism no.85, Arguments for Marxism no.84.]
More stuff like this: Marxish
Jewface 1908
I seem to have accumulated a whole series of posts relating to Yiddish cowboys. Here I linked to You Shall Know Us...'s post on Yiddish cowboys, which has an mp3 '"a real honest-to-goodness Jewish cowboy" named Harold Stern (he's pre-law, single, and can ride bareback!) with Avram, a former Israeli paratrooper who sings tunes in Hebrew and, without explanation, Italian', and summarises the story that runs from Jewish gauchos to Mickey Katz's "Haim Afen Range" to Gene Wilder in Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles to Kinky Friedman. Here I did Eden Ahbez's hillbilly mentor, Cowboy Jack Patton. Here we had Stern, SoCalled's Jewish cowby hip hop track and Al Tijuana's Jewish Brass. Here we had Kinky Friedman and Scott Gerber. And we had more Kinky Friedman here and elsewhere.
Anyways, the wonderful Locust Avenue is now up to 1908 in his wonderful vinyl history. That means Charles L. Johnson's "Dill Pickles Rag" and Edward Meeker "I'm a Yiddish Cowboy":
Much like the African-American songwriters who wrote minstrel songs, Jewish songwriters contributed to their culture's mockery. Jews wrote bits like "Cohen Owes Me 97 Dollars" for Jews to perform on stage, usually a comedian wearing, as Jody Rosen put it: an "ubiquitous beard and enormous hook nose...oversized shoes, a tattered black overcoat, and a derby cap pulled tightly across his head so that his ears jutted out."
Even Irving Berlin (who Philip Roth, in Operation: Shylock, wrote had achieved the ultimate assimilation goal: turning the Nativity into a celebration of snow, and the Resurrection into a society parade) wrote his share of tenement ballads in his early years. A subconscious, subversive joke: the opening strains of the chorus of Berlin's "God Bless America" are directly lifted from the Jewish vaudeville gag song "Mose With His Nose Leads the Band."
As Rosen wrote, "I'm a Yiddish Cowboy" yanks together two typical scenarios of the period--a ghetto Jew out in the country making a fool of himself (see Roth's just-released Indignation), and the many perils of mixed marriages (think "Abie's Irish Rose"). Written by Al Piantadosi and Leslie Mohr, it's sung here by the dreadful Edward Meeker, who gurns and bleats into the recording horn, playing to the cheap seats. (Meeker was best known as the voice introducing hundreds of Edison records, including this one; Leslie had a long career as a songwriter--he wrote "For Me and My Gal," "Hello Hawaii, How Are You" and "Take Me to the Land of Jazz"). You could claim the Billy Crystal movie City Slickers is a sequel to this song.
Recorded in New York in July 1908 and released as Edison Gold Moulded Record 9984; on Jewface.
More stuff like this: Bacon bagel, Bob's beats, jewish music, Yidishkayt
Monday linktastica
Here's a few, some via TNC. I have added most BNP-related ones to the bottom of this post. I may add more to both later, or may not.
Edmund Standing: The SWP's journal call the Taliban "the resistance".
Modernity at Stroppy's place: on New Labour housing policy and the BNP.
Second Hand Conjecture: The Voice of Murder - on brutal "anti-communist" violence in Indonesia.
Your Friend in the North: Cheeky chops - asking Peter Hitchens what a "cheeky left-wing face" is.
Keith Kahn-Harris: British Jews Speak Out - a review of the new book from the Independent Jewish Voices at jewcy.
Greater Surbiton: First birthday.
Kirklees Unity: Banged to rights - debunking the BNP's "race attacks on whites" claims.
Martin in the Margins and Contentious Centrist on Baader Meinhof and antisemitism
More stuff like this: "the resistance", Fascism and anti-fascism, Meta-blogging, SWPWatch
Typealyzer
Via a Cloud in Trousers (who turns out to be the same personality type as brockley.blogpot) I reached the Typealyzer, which does an MBTI analysis of blogs. Here's me:
ISTP - The Mechanics
The independent and problem-solving type. They are especially attuned to the demands of the moment are masters of responding to challenges that arise spontaneously. They generally prefer to think things out for themselves and often avoid inter-personal conflicts.
The Mechanics enjoy working together with other independent and highly skilled people and often like seek fun and action both in their work and personal life. They enjoy adventure and risk such as in driving race cars or working as policemen and firefighters.
Neil adds, and exactly the same applies to me:
Now I know it's all about the writing and not the author (rumours of the death of the author are greatly exaggerated) but most of the description also applies to the author. Most but not all. The final sentence, "They enjoy adventure and risk such as in driving race cars or working as policemen and firefighters" is a no, no, no when it comes to the life of the author.
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Located near the confluence of the Mississippi and Apple rivers in northwestern Illinois, the 2,500-acre Mississippi Palisades State Park is rich in American Indian history.
The Native American pathfinders along the rock palisades of the Mississippi River did as present-day hikers do - in coursing the bluffs, they took the paths of least resistance. The trails at the Mississippi Palisades, especially the park's southern routes, puts you in touch with the past. Walk them and you'll trace the footsteps of all those who came before you, some of whom came this way nearly a thousand years ago.
Palisades is the word used to describe a line of lofty, steep cliffs usually seen along a river, and Mississippi Palisades, 3 miles north of Savanna in Carroll County, handsomely lives up to its name. Caves are evident as are dangerous sink holes-limestone caves that go straight down. Erosion has carved intriguing rock formations, including Indian Head, with its aquiline characteristics, and Twin Sisters, a pair of humanoid figures on the bluff tops. The U.S. Interior Department recognized the remarkable nature of this area when in 1973 it designated acreage here as a national landmark.
With 241 Class A and B sites in both shaded and open areas, Mississippi Palisades is in demand by campers. Electrical hookups are available at 110 sites. Showers and flush toilets are situated in three buildings and are in operation from May 1 until Oct 31. You can pick up supplies at a camp convenience store, open during the summer. The campground also features water and two sanitary dump stations. Only campers with permits are allowed in the campground, with admittance prohibited from 10 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Reservations are no longer being taken for the Class A and B sites at Mississippi Palisades.
Two youth camping areas are also available. These may be reserved from June 1 through October 31. An adult must accompany every group of 15 minors. Any group of 25 or more must get permission from the site personnel before entering the park.


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import shutil

from django.test import TestCase
from django.core.management import call_command
from django.conf import settings

class CollectStaticTestCase(TestCase):
    @classmethod
    def setUpClass(cls):
        super(CollectStaticTestCase, cls).setUpClass()
        call_command('collectstatic', interactive=False, verbosity=0)

class NoCollectStaticTestCase(TestCase):
    @classmethod
    def setUpClass(cls):
        super(NoCollectStaticTestCase, cls).setUpClass()
        shutil.rmtree(settings.STATIC_ROOT, ignore_errors=True)

def clean_css(string):
    # The output of the compiled CSS doesn't have a newline between the ; and
    # the } for some reason.
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Q: ./gradlew: No such file or directory I'm configuring sonarCloud through githube actions and it returns an error in the build.

I'm using monorepo

I believe I need to indicate the path of gradlew
I already tried to change the env path -> run , but without success

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4 women assaulted, stripped and filmed in Pakistan's Punjab
Faisalabad [Pakistan], December 7 (ANI): Four women were assaulted, stripped and filmed by five men in Pakistan's Punjab province, local media reported adding that police have arrested the culprits.
The incident came to light after a video of the assault that took place in Faisalabad's Bawa Chak Market went viral on social media.
A first information report (FIR), was registered at Millat Town police station against four named suspects -- Saddam, the owner of Usman Electric Store, and his employee, Faisal, Zaheer Anwar, and Faqeer Hussain, the owner of a sanitary products' shop -- and 10 unidentified suspects on behalf of one of the victims, Dawn newspaper reported.
According to the FIR, the complainant, a ragpicker, went to Bawa Chak Market with three other women to collect garbage on Monday at around 10.30 am.
She told police that as they were thirsty they had gone inside Usman Electric Store and requested for a bottle of water from one of the suspects, Saddam, whom they identified as the owner of the shop. However, Saddam began shouting at them, accusing them of entering his shop with the intention to steal, Dawn citing FIR reported, adding that other suspects also reached the shop upon hearing him shouting.
"They continued to beat us for around an hour and made our videos in naked condition," the FIR quoted the complainant as saying.
"The suspects committed gross injustice by stripping us, dragging us through the market and torturing us and strict action should be taken against them," the complainant said in the FIR.
The annual report of State of Human Rights in Pakistan released by the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) for the year 2020 said that has set alarm bells ringing over the plight of women in the country.
The HRCP report has once again painted a concerning picture of the women's rights situation in the country. The HRCP has highlighted forms of violence against women, which include sexual assault and domestic violence prevalent across the country. (ANI)


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Jesper Åkerman (born October 2, 1995) is a Swedish ice hockey defenceman. He is currently playing with Linköpings HC of the Swedish Hockey League (SHL).

Åkerman made his Swedish Hockey League debut playing with Linköpings HC during the 2013–14 SHL season.

References

External links

1995 births
Living people
Linköping HC players
Swedish ice hockey defencemen
Ice hockey people from Stockholm

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Japan and F.A.O. support Pacific coastal fisheries
The Government of Japan and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (F.A.O.) will collaborate in a regional project to boost coastal fisheries and livelihoods.
A signing ceremony between the Government of Japan and FAO took place at the FAO Subregional office in Apia on Monday.
An exchange of notes is an agreement between Japan and FAO in relation to regional funding for a project, which would enhance livelihoods and food security, through near-shore fish aggregating device fisheries in the Pacific.
The Government of Japan is providing US$4.636 million (12.248 million tala) for the three-year project.
This project will include several countries in the region and will contribute to enhanced food security, livelihoods and revenues in selected fishing communities.
The project will strengthen existing fish aggregating device (FAD) programmes or develop and pilot new programmes, strengthen fishers' associations and cooperatives, improve safety at sea for FAD fishers, and promote alternative livelihood activities.
Ambassador of Japan to Samoa, Maugaoleatuolo Shinya Aoki, assured the Samoa Government of Japan's commitment in his opening address.
"Japan is committed and engaged in international cooperation – through FAO activities in addressing the complex challenges of food security and the safeguarding and sustainable management of marine resources – of Samoa and the Pacific community," he said.
"We are of the firm conviction that with our collaboration with FAO, we can be able to develop an improved fisheries management of near-shore resources, and achieve greater efforts in promoting livelihoods of our friends and partners of the Pacific region."
Pacific Island nations identify with fisheries as a source of food and cultural identity, added Eriko Hibi, who is the FAO Subregional Coordinator for the Pacific Islands based in Apia.
"Fisheries are an important source of food, income and cultural identity for Pacific Island nations. FAO is pleased to work with Japan to support fishing communities, develop livelihood opportunities and improve sea safety for fishers in the region," she added.
The project will employ inter and intra-country expertise across the Pacific and in other regions, with similar small-scale tuna fisheries such as the Caribbean to contribute to knowledge sharing on aspects of near-shore fish aggregation device management, design and deployment.
FAO will also engage regional partners, such as the Pacific Community (SPC) and Japanese research institutions that have a significant commitment to make regarding the development of the fisheries sector in the Pacific.
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The New Zealand women's national football team, nicknamed the Football Ferns, is governed by New Zealand Football (NZF). The New Zealand national team qualified for the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup, held in China in September 2007, sending the team to their first World Cup in 16 years, and the second since their 1975 debut in international competition.
The New Zealand Women's Soccer Association was founded in 1975. By invitation the team took part in the Asian Women's Championship in 1975 and won the championship. They have since then played in the Oceanic Championship.
The following 23 players were named to the roster for the friendlies against Norway on 5 and 9 April 2019.
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Climate Change and Ocean Acidification
Bristol Bay
Transboundary Rivers
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Salmon Safe Hydro
Reports & Handouts
SHIP Updates
Photos by Chris Miller
As the climate and ocean change, as human development introduces new threats to the ocean's health, as markets and the political landscapes fluctuate, fishermen must speak up for their way of life and to keep their livelihood strong for the future.
History has shown the effects of short-sightedness all over the world when it comes to a future for commercial fishermen and ocean health," Privat says. "There has been an overall decline of fish stocks and healthy habitat due to human development, unregulated fishing, and policy that doesn't take long-term sustainability into account.
– Claire Neaton and Emma Privat
The Salmon Sisters of Alaska are Fighting for a Healthy, Sustainable Fish Future – Civil Eats
The SHIP program has been happy to partner with the Alaska Ocean Acidification Network to bring new scientific data to fishermen and decision makers through various presentations and publications. This is important because ocean acidification is a top concern for Alaska's fishermen and a threat that shows no sign of slowing down as global CO2 pollution continues. Adaptation will require all of the resilience and out of the box solutions we can muster.
Ocean acidification and other climate impacts must be responded to with foresight and ingenuity on the part of Alaska's commercial fishing industry. We want to ensure that fishermen are at the helm as important policy and allocative decisions come down the pike as a result of changing ocean conditions.
Fishermen across Alaska share the vision of resilient commercial fisheries that support thriving communities and generate renewable and sustainable economies for current and future generations of Alaskans. This vision includes healthy waters and lands along with economic vitality in our communities.
Ferries: Alaska's commercial fishermen have built livelihoods in these communities, and in order to effectively run our businesses, maintain our standard of living for our families, and continue to contribute to Alaska's economy, we need reliable transportation that connects us to our neighbors, ourmarkets and the rest of Alaska's transportation infrastructure.
Alaskan Fishermen need reliable ferry service in order to continue to effectively contribute to our economy. Many fishermen in coastal communities count on the ferries to deliver equipment, parts, supplies, products to market, and food to grocery stores.
Click here to join members of the fleet in supporting full funding for our marine highway.
Why is Alaska one of the world's last places where abundant runs of wild salmon still flourish? A big part of the answer is that what the fish need to survive – their habitat- remains largely intact.
-Amy Gulick, Author and Photographer
The Salmon Way and Salmon in the Trees
It is no coincidence that Alaska has both unspoiled habitat and the healthiest salmon runs in the world. With over 365,000 miles of unaltered rivers and streams, more than 3 million lakes and more coastline than all of the other States combined Alaska is truly the SalmonState. Unfortunately, the laws to protect salmon waters are woefully inadequate and do not reflect the values of fishermen.
Alaskan Fishermen are proud that sustainable fisheries were written into the state constitution in 1959 stating "Fish, forests, wildlife, grasslands, and all other replenishable resources belonging to the State shall be utilized, developed, and maintained on the sustained yield principle…" but the habitat those fisheries rely on are not. We regularly hear the claim that "Alaska has the most stringent environmental protection standards in the world""- Jason Brune, Commisioner of AK DEC
This is simply not true.
There are countries around the world and even states in America with stronger freshwater and saltwater habitat protections coinciding with thriving industries. An overwhelming majority of Alaskan salmon fishermen have expressed repeatedly that they want clear protection of wild salmon habitat in the ocean, rivers, streams and lakes.
SHIP is working to explore ways to.
Bristol Bay is home to the largest sockeye salmon run in the world, with more than 40 percent of the world's wild sockeye coming from the bay. It's also home to all five species of Alaskan salmon and 24 other species of fish, not to mention almost 200 kinds of birds, bears, and dozens of other mammals.
The lives of all who live in Bristol Bay, people included, revolve around wild salmon, just as they have for thousands of years. So does the economy of one of Alaska's largest and most productive fisheries. The reason for that is the bay's habitat, which is undeveloped and wild.
And yet that's right where Pebble Mine proposes to build a massive open pit mine, and where it plans to store its toxic waste forever. The people of Bristol Bay and Alaska have made it clear for years that Pebble is the wrong mine in the wrong place. It's time for the mine's proponents to listen to Alaskans: pack up and go home.
Bristol Bay is bigger than political ideologies. Protecting communities, jobs and sustainable economies is not Republican or Democrat: it's Alaskan. Especially now, we all need to come together to prioritize our Alaskan way of life, and we depend on our senior senator to help lead the way.
– Jake Jacoby and Alexus Kwatchka
Opinion: Fishermen need Sen. Murkowski's support against Pebble Mine – Juneau Empire
Right now B.C.'s massive open-pit mines and waste dumps put some of Alaska and B.C.'s most important salmon rivers, and the fishing jobs that rely on them, at risk. Alaska fishermen and the thousands of people across the world who enjoy wild salmon expect and deserve better from B.C regulators.
– Frances Leach, Executive Director of United Fishermen of Alaska
Alaska senators gain support on transboundary mining issues – Alaska Journal of Commerce
Southeast Alaska and British Columbia's transboundary Taku, Stikine, and Unuk rivers are special places. These watersheds' 30,000 square miles not only produce 80 percent of the king salmon in Southeast Alaska, but are home to caribou, bears, and the largest salmon runs in the region.
The Taku, Stikine and Unuk, which spill out into the Inside Passage, are also key to Southeast Alaska's fishing and visitor economies, and have been central to indigenous cultures and ways of life since time immemorial.
But British Columbia, backed by the Canadian government, has pushed through poorly regulated, underfunded, industrial-scale, open-pit mines at the headwaters of these watersheds. Alaskans have had no meaningful input despite the fact that these are shared rivers and the mines threaten salmon and the lifestyles that depend on them. Where transboundary mining is concerned, Alaskans have everything to lose and nothing to gain.
America's Tongass National Forest is the largest intact temperate rainforest in the world. It's also America's biggest national forest, home to brown and black bears, mountain goats, wolves, Sitka blacktail deer, and all five species of wild Alaska salmon.
Through its wildness, it supports thriving fishing and tourism industries that make up more than a quarter of the region's employment. More than a million people come to America's rainforest, the Inside Passage, each year. The intact Tongass is also a hunting and fishing paradise that has sustained the indigenous peoples of the region since time immemorial, and it serves as a climate change life raft for the Earth, storing vast amounts of carbon in its towering spruce, hemlock and cedar trees.
Against the wishes of the majority of Alaskans and Tongass residents, however, old-growth clearcut lobbyists have convinced state politicians and the Trump administration to champion a rollback of the Roadless Rule: a 2001 rule that protects more than 9 million of the Tongass's 17 million acres from unnecessary roads and old growth clearcut logging. American taxpayers already lose $20 million a year propping up the timber industry in the Tongass. The proposed changes would waste even more turning millions of thriving trees into stumps, damaging Southeast Alaska's economy, and destroying one of the last, wildest places in the world for future generations. SalmonState works to tell the story of the incredible place that is the Tongass National Forest, and why it should be protected.
Alaska's Roadless Rule explained Find out why 90 percent of Southeast Alaska public comment, Southeast Alaska Tribes, and the majority of Alaskans are for keeping the Roadless Rule in place in the Tongass National Forest
The Wildest Hunt: Follow two lifelong Alaskans as they hunt deer in the alpine of the Tongass National Forest.
Breathe: The Tongass stores more carbon than any other U.S. national forest and is critical in the fight against climate change.
The Alaska You Come to See: Join guests on UnCruise Adventure's S.S. Legacy as they experience the wild beauty of the Tongass — and learn more about the threats to visitor industry, Southeast Alaska's biggest private sector employer.
As many successful projects have shown already, we can harness hydropower responsibly in this state and prevent risks to fish by making smart decisions on size, type and location of projects. Standards for fisheries protection should be adopted into law as we continue to support and promote a promising future for hydro development, energy security, and a healthy fishing economy.
– Lindsey Bloom, commercial salmon fisherman
Murkowski gets it right on hydro, but Alaska's fish are critical – Anchorage Daily News
Photo by Corey Arnold
Unlike so many of the other resources in our state that are finite, Alaska's wild salmon runs are sustainable and will last forever, as long as we work together to take care of them. I like to think of these fish as our state's swimming permanent fund, as Alaskans can depend on salmon every year to put food on the tables of families, create tens of thousands of jobs for our state and infuse billions of dollars into our economy.
– Mike Wood, owner of Su Salmon Co.
When Alaskans pull together to sustain salmon, we all benefit – Anchorage Daily News
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This STI Is More Common Than You Might Think
Story from Sex
Erika W. Smith
Photographed by Ashley Armitage.
From the Hangover to glitter, herpes jokes are everywhere in pop culture. Lazy, ignorant, and just plain mean, they poke fun at an incredibly common STI that anyone can catch. While technically not everyone has herpes, a whole lot of people do. In the U.S., around one in two people ages 14-49 have oral herpes, and around one in six people have genital herpes. According to the CDC, around 776,000 people in the U.S. get genital herpes infections each year.
Herpes is caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV). There are two types of this virus: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) and herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2). Either type can cause either oral or genital herpes.
The most common symptom of genital herpes is a herpes outbreak. When this happens, someone develops painful or itchy blisters on or around the genitals, inner thighs, or butt, and these blisters can break and turn into painful sores. They may also experience other symptoms, including a fever, headache, swollen glands, pain when urinating, and genital pain. Symptoms are usually worse during a person's first outbreak than during later outbreaks. However, some people with genital herpes never have an outbreak and may not know they have herpes. The most common symptom of oral herpes is developing cold sores around or inside the lips and mouth. These cold sores can also, more rarely, appear on or in the nose, chin, or cheek.
Genital herpes is spread through skin-to-skin sexual contact with someone who has herpes, including but not limited to vaginal, anal, and oral sex. It's rare and preventable, but possible, for someone with genital herpes to transmit it to their child when giving birth. Oral herpes is spread through direct skin-to-skin contact between the contagious area and broken skin and mucous membrane tissue, such as kissing someone who is having an outbreak. You can also develop oral herpes by giving oral sex to someone who has genital herpes, but this is rare.
Herpes can't be cured, but taking an antiviral can help reduce outbreaks, make the outbreaks that do occur less severe, and reduce the risk of transmission. Using a barrier method, such as condoms and dental dams, can also reduce the risk of transmission, as can avoiding skin-to-skin contact with the affected area during an outbreak. Taking action to reduce triggers, such as practicing stress reduction methods, can also help prevent outbreaks.
So, if herpes is so common, why is it so stigmatized? Project Accept, a non-profit advocating for those affected by HSV and HPV, points to a pharmaceutical marketing campaign by Burroughs Wellcome Co. for an antiviral drug called Zovirax. Launched in the late '70s, the marketing campaign really took off in the '80s. According to Salon, it was one of the first prescription drug campaigns to be marketed to the public, rather than to doctors. As Project Accept writes, "The campaign appears to have successfully created the stigma which has clung to genital herpes ever since."
The stigma around herpes leaves many people feel isolated and alone after a diagnosis. One 2009 study of women who had recently been diagnosed with herpes found that 34% developed clinical depression and 64% experienced anxiety after their diagnosis. The majority also reported feeling ashamed about their diagnosis and were worried about having an outbreak or transmitting herpes to a partner.
"We have this idea that only a certain type of people get herpes, and that's largely based on our sex education," sex educator Emily Depasse tells Refinery29. "Most of us weren't fortunate enough to have a comprehensive sex ed class, and even if we did have a class, they likely just brushed over STIs: this is what it is, these are the symptoms, don't get them. You've probably heard or made a herpes joke, and some of our shame originates there. But a lot of our shame originates from knowing how to have conversations about safe sex." If we do learn how to have conversations about safe sex and STIs, without stigmatizing the many, many people who have them, our approach to sex as a society will get a whole lot better.
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An all-new $250 million facility located in the heart of Silicon Valley will host Tesla's assembly-line, R&D and headquarters as it ramps up for production of its all-electric Model S luxury sedan. The site will occupy 89 acres in San Jose, California and when fully operational, will employ about 1,000 workers. Groundbreaking is scheduled for mid-2009.
Tesla's new Model S luxury EV is expected to feature a base price around $60,000. Range is targeted at 240mi (384km) with 'exceptional performance'. The company expects the first of the production vehicles to roll out of the newly announced factory by late 2010. The Roadster, the electric sports car that has built Tesla's fame, will continue to be built by Group Lotus in Hethel, UK.
The move of its headquarters and R&D operations to San Jose from its current operations in nearby San Carlos will make for a minimum of impact on the company, it says, while allowing it to continue to draw on the wealth of engineering and design talent in the Silicon Valley area.
"Locating Tesla's headquarters, manufacturing and R&D in San Jose will allow us to proceed with minimum disruptions and virtually no dislocations," said Ze'ev Drori, Tesla's president and CEO.
In keeping with the company's green mission statement, the new factory is designed to achieve a gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED scoring system.
"Tesla has amazing momentum right now. The excitement within the company is palpable," said Tesla Product Architect and Chairman Elon Musk. "The company has clearly taken production of all-electric vehicles to the next level, and the Model S assembly plant will dramatically accelerate our growth."
Tesla already has plans for more models on the horizon, including a crossover in addition to the upcoming Model S.
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Los Angeles ColdFusion User Group, Revival - Part 2 | Conversations on Java memory management and tuning.
In all of the management positions I have held I always tried to be open and transparent in all that I do. I fully intend to use that methodology in reviving the Los Angeles CFUG. So I am going to blog about all that iwe are doing, as we do it.
At present the UG web site is hosted at CFDYNAMICS, who very kindly are hosting it free of charge. It is out of date and unfortunately I cannot get in touch with the previous UG Manager to obtain access credentials. If anyone for CFDYNAMICS reads this can you please add a comment as to what I need to do to get access to the site.
The other missing piece at present is the current list of UG members in LA. Once again I assume the previous UG Manager has that but again I cannot get a response from him. Obviously I need that in order to notify everyone that we are very much alive and kicking. One thought I had was to put together a list of companies using CF in the Greater Los Angeles area and emailing them. My fear there is that could be bordering on spam and I am certainly no spammer.
So that is the current status, if anyone has any thoughts/comments please feel free to make them here. I will keep blogging as we continue with our spirited revival.
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For years we have been hearing and enduring ongoing tales of ColdFusion's impending demise. I thought it would be interesting to dig back and paraphrase a few here. It's almost like all us CF'ers have been perpetually in our own Living Dead state.
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The other missing piece at present is the current list of UG members in LA. Once again I assume the previous UG Manager has that but again I cannot get a response from him.
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Q: Alternative to union all in SQL Server I want to write the below query without using union all. The only difference in both the queries are for 'Event' and 'Time1' columns:

A: You can use something like this:
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                VALUES  ('Lead', case when L.converted='true' and convert(varchar,L.ldate,23)<>convert(varchar,O.odate,23) then O.date else L.date end)
                ,       ('Contact Attempt', case when L.Attempted is null then O.Attempted else L.ContactAttempted end)
            ) AS Multiplier(Event, Time1)
left join Opp O
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Creative learning for life
Published January 31, 2021 · Updated February 9, 2021
Vesterheim offers new online courses for anyone, anywhere in the world
Photos courtesy of Vesterheim
From wooden horses to felt elves, in Vesterheim's online courses, both adults and children can explore a new skill and learn about Scandinavian folk art traditions from a master artist.
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Vesterheim, the National Norwegian-American Museum and Folk Art School, is rolling out 2021 classes in new and exciting ways.
"The class schedule for 2021 is different from previous years, but we're thrilled with the new options we're offering and hopeful about bringing students back to campus safely later in the second half of the year," Lea Lovelace, Vesterheim director of Folk Art Education, said.
"Instead of announcing the full year ahead, we're revealing one quarter at a time," she continued. Classes from January through March will be in an online format and are open now for registration. The schedule for April through June will be listed online and open for registration on Feb. 10. To register, visit folkartschool.vesterheim.org.
"We're constantly evaluating the pandemic situation and will announce onsite classes as soon as we feel we can offer them safely," Lovelace said.
"An exciting aspect of the new online classes is that anyone can participate from anywhere in the world. We've had students attend from a few blocks away and from the other side of the world in Australia," Lovelace said.
"Online classes offer a whole new opportunity to connect people to folk art, and we plan to continue to grow our program in this format, while also starting to resume some of our beloved campus programs with beloved folk art instructors," she continued.
Classes in the first quarter include woodworking, rosemaling, fiber arts, metalworking, jewelry, and language, but there is a special emphasis on Nordic foods in connection with the traveling exhibit, "New Nordic Cuisine."
Cooking classes include a family heritage cooking series, featuring classics like kringle and lefse. There are a number of craft cocktail classes, including instruction on how to make gløgg with Emily Vikre from Vikre Distillery in Duluth, Minn.
And on Jan. 30, there will be a free exclusive conversation with Nevada Berg, celebrated chef from Norway and author of the cookbook North Wild Kitchen (2018), to discuss the meaning of Nordic cooking.
Another focus this year at Vesterheim Folk Art School is family programs. Monthly "Family Book Adventures" and "Family Norwegian Language Adventures" are continuing into the New Year.
The book adventures include family-fun activities focused on a Scandinavian-inspired story. The language adventures offer hands-on activities, fun crafts, lighthearted games, and short videos for families to learn and practice their Norwegian skills. A special kit with activities, crafts, and snacks is mailed to each participating family.
In 2021, Vesterheim is offering a new program, "Family Handcraft at Home." This series has been designed to facilitate an intergenerational folk-art experience for an adult and child duo to do together. Together parents and kids can explore a new skill and learn about Scandinavian folk art traditions from a master artist—all in the comfort and safety of home.
You can sign up for these programs at folkartschool.vesterheim.org. Class costs are listed on the website and include paid, low-cost, and free. Pre-registration is required for all programs and space is limited.
The Iowa Arts Council, a division of the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts through the federal CARES Act legislation and the Huebner Education Fund have provided support for the online programs.
Support for family programs is provided by the United States Regional Arts Resilience Fund Phase 1, an initiative of Arts Midwest and its peer United States Regional Arts Organizations made possible by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Family Heritage Cooking series is supported by corporate sponsor A&J Petersburg Agency.
Vesterheim, the National Norwegian-American Museum and Folk Art School, welcomes people of all ages and backgrounds to engage in the conversation of the American immigrant journey through the lens of the Norwegian-American experience, and to participate in the continual evolution of traditional folk art as it meets new influences.
Vesterheim offers innovative and interactive exhibits, classes, and programs, both at the dynamic campus and park in scenic Decorah, Iowa, and online at vesterheim.org and Vesterheim social media.
For more information on exhibits, classes, programs, tours, membership opportunities, and ways to donate and volunteer, connect at vesterheim.org, (563) 382-9681, and Vesterheim, 502 W. Water St., P.O. Box 379, Decorah, Iowa, 52101-0379.
This article originally appeared in the Jan. 29, 2021, issue of The Norwegian American. To subscribe, visit SUBSCRIBE or call us at (206) 784-4617.
Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum in Decorah, Iowa is the national Norwegian-American museum and heritage center, with over 33,000 artifacts, 12 historic buildings, a Folk Art School, and a library and archives. This treasure showcases the most extensive collection of Norwegian- American artifacts in the world. Visit www.vesterheim.org.
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Household access to the internet in the Selwyn District, New Zealand
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In our maps, 'home ownership' is defined as the sum of households who own or partly own their usual residence, plus the ones whose dwelling is held in a family trust.
A household is either one person who usually resides alone, or two or more people who usually reside together and share facilities (such as for eating, cooking, or a living area; and bathroom and toilet) in a private dwelling. Included are people who were absent on census night but usually live in a particular dwelling and are members of that household, as long as they were reported as being absent by the reference person on the dwelling form.
This data has been randomly rounded to protect confidentiality.
Figure.NZ calculated percentages based on the 'Total stated' values for each variable.
Please note the meshblock-level data has been removed to reduce file size.
Census: Meshblock Dataset - Household (absolute values) 2013
Extract the 2013-mb-dataset-Total-New-Zealand-Household.csv from the zip file.
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Sheet: Census2013-Household
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This data forms the table Census - Households by source of income, tenure, landlord, rent by Area Unit 2001, 2006, 2013.
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Farmer Sim 2018 (Simulator Farm 2018) - a realistic simulation application, where everyone can be in the role of a farmer.
Users expect huge locations in which the world is completely open. In their territory you can do your favorite thing - the farm. By location, you can freely move, exploring the neighborhood and independently visiting stores in which we expect new models of agricultural machinery. It is also possible to transport raw materials.
As well as in the sensational farm simulator, we need to take under our control various techniques. The tractor, which has a special nozzle, is able to plow the land. After such manipulation it is necessary to sow, and after a certain period of time, to collect what will ascend. Each action in the game process requires the use of a specific type of technology, which must be understood and correctly applied throughout the game.
In addition to our main occupation - the cultivation of crops, we can also start breeding livestock: turkeys, cows, pigs, chickens and sheep. They are not only necessary to take care of, but also on time to feed and monitor their housing.


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Showstopper! at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2018, The Pleasance,
How Salford actor, Jonathan Ainscourt creates a new musical every night
Home » People » How Salford actor, Jonathan Ainscourt creates a new musical every night
Olivier award-winning improv musical, Showstopper returns to the Lowry. We meet Salford Quays resident and actor, Jonathan Ainscourt who joins the cast creating a brand new musical every night.
Actor Jonathan Ainscourt
How long have you been with Showstoppers and how did you get involved?
Jonathan: "I've been performing with the Showstoppers for about three years; I'd seen them in Edinburgh and in the West End, and absolutely loved them – so, when I saw that they were auditioning for new members, I jumped at the opportunity!"
This is the first stop on the 2020 tour. Have there been any changes to the format? What can audiences expect?
Jonathan: "Audiences can expect a fully-staged, two-act musical, with everything that entails – a thrilling story-line, amazing songs and dance routines, unforgettable characters, a fantastic live band – it just happens to be completely made up on the spot, inspired by audience suggestions for the setting, musical styles and title. The format is still a winner: you suggest it, we sing it!"
What is your link to Salford?
Jonathan: "I live here! I had been living in the centre of Manchester for a while, then moved to Salford Quays about a year ago and I've completely loved it; it's so peaceful and beautiful here".
Will you be including any local references in the show?
Jonathan: "That depends on where the audience decide to set it! The first Showstopper! I did at the Lowry was set in a post-apocalyptic flooded Manchester, so I remember we squeezed in a few nods to the local area".
Showstopper! The Improvised Musical at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2018, The Pleasance,
What are you most looking forward to about your Lowry dates?
Jonathan: "It's wonderful to perform to a home crowd; there'll be lots of my friends and colleagues watching, which always gives it an extra burst of excitement. Also, the Quays Theatre at the Lowry is one of my favourite spaces in which to perform and experience theatre – no matter where you sit, you feel completely connected to what's happening on stage".
What do you most enjoy about improv?
Jonathan: "I love the collaborative nature of it: the way you're working so closely with the people on stage with you and, indeed, the people in the audience. The sense of creating something wonderful, together, from scratch, is so exhilarating".
How do you keep your ideas fresh?
Jonathan: "Whenever we perform Showstopper!, there's a new combination of people in the room with us, with new ideas, new energy and new reactions. It means we can automatically start afresh and create something that's never been seen before".
What advice would you give someone who would like to try improv?
Jonathan: "Absolutely give it a go. Have a look to see what's going on where you live (there are improv groups, quite literally, everywhere) and sign up to a class or a workshop. Improv develops so many qualities that are helpful in all areas of life, not just performing – listening to the people around you, trusting your instincts, responding in the moment – and it is also ridiculously fun".
Are there any shout outs you'd like to hear from the crowd?
Jonathan: "I'm rather partial to a historical setting… but anywhere exciting and evocative is fine by me!"
Is there anything else you'd like to say?
Jonathan: "Come help us make up a musical! We'd love to see you there".
Showstopper! The Improvised Musical is at The Lowry on 16 and 17 January 2020. For tickets visit www.thelowry.com
Read our interview with Showstopper co-founder Dylan Emery.
C'mere No More Fiffing and Faffing from Comedian Jimmy Cricket
Max Raabe: "The music was written to take its audience away from their everyday problems. And it still works today".


Account # 2000-000-01 — the 2nd segment defines Department and 3rd segment defines Fund.
When you try to change the department segment to 100 instead of 000, the routine first tries to add the new account before it can update the account number for all the transactions tied to the original account. At this point, the routine will find that the LF/LT account with that segment (01) already exists and will not be able to create the new account.
1. In the Define GL Accounts routine, change the Type of the account to L.
2. Change the account number and save the record.
LF or LT, and then save the record again.
1. Go to Preferences → Chart/Accounts → Advanced → Next.
2. Remove the check mark that defines the Fund segment and select Finish.
3. Open Define GL Accounts and change the account numbers.


Aug 2 (Reuters) - The 2013 Atlantic hurricane season will see above-average activity, but cooler ocean waters may make it harder for storms to form, a leading U.S. hurricane forecasting team said on Friday.
Forecasters at the Colorado State University slightly lowered their forecast for the season, predicting eight hurricanes, with three developing into major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher on the five-step Saffir-Simpson intensity scale.
In June, they forecast nine hurricanes, with four of them strengthening to major status.
The team also lowered the probability a major hurricane will make landfall on the U.S. coastline to 64 percent from 72 percent.
The forecasters maintained their outlook that the hurricane season, which began June 1 and runs until Nov. 30, will likely see 18 named tropical storms. Four named storms have formed so far this year, although none of them have strengthened into hurricanes.
An average season brings 12 tropical storms, with six hurricanes and three major hurricanes in the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, according to CSU.
"While the tropical Atlantic remains warmer than normal, it has cooled somewhat in the eastern portion of the basin," said Phil Klotzbach, who heads the CSU team.
"However, it appears that the chances of an El Nino event this summer and fall are unlikely," he added.
The El Nino weather pattern, marked by a warming of the tropical Pacific, tends to bring shearing winds that deter hurricane formation in the Atlantic.
In May, the U.S. government's top climate agency warned in an annual forecast this year's season could be "extremely active" with 13 to 20 tropical storms, seven to 11 of which are expected to be come hurricanes.
Three of the six hurricanes could become major, with winds of at least 111 miles (178 km) per hour, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said.
Last year's season spawned 19 tropical storms, 10 of which became hurricanes. Two of them grew into major hurricanes, including Superstorm Sandy, which NOAA said caused more than 200 deaths and more than $50 billion in damage in the United States.


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Karl Schmid
Birth Name: Karl Jeno Schmid
Karl Schmid is a television host originally from Australia.Born in a small town just outside of Melbourne, Karl had the passion from a young age to be a TV host.At a young age Karl left Australia to live in more exotic locations with his parents. First the Fiji Islands, and then New Zealand. But it was in Christchurch where a young Karl first got a... Show more »
Karl Schmid is a television host originally from Australia.Born in a small town just outside of Melbourne, Karl had the passion from a young age to be a TV host.At a young age Karl left Australia to live in more exotic locations with his parents. First the Fiji Islands, and then New Zealand. But it was in Christchurch where a young Karl first got a real taste for television when he was cast in the role of Beaven in the TVNZ children's drama 'Mel's Amazing Movies' about a young girl and her friends who set out on wild adventures making their own films.Karl's talents quickly caught the eye of the producers of New Zealand's number one weekend children's live TV show, 'What Now' and he soon became a regular contributor to the program.After graduating high school Karl took some time out to explore the world and it wasn't until 2004 after having worked with famous Australian comedian Barry Humphries (a.k.a Dame Edna Everage) that Karl returned to television screens, this time in Australia as the host of TV1's Entertainment Daily - a roundup Hollywood and Show business style magazine program. This relaunched Karl's hosting career and he has since gone on to work across Australia's television networks and has also appeared on UK television. He has interviewed some of the biggest names in entertainment today and continues to prove himself as one of Australia's top young television hosts.In 2008 Karl relocated to Los Angeles where he has been a regular host to TV Guide Network's Big Movie Premiere specials as well as a contributor and guest host to TV Guide Network's Hollywood 411. Show less «
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Q: Convert Integer input to corresponding cell row VBA I am writing a macro to email a row of data based on user input of the row they select. What I need is to convert the input into the corresponding cell row. For instance: User types into the input box "3", then the values in row 3 are emailed. When I manually do the range in the code, the email works fine. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
Right now, my code is :
myValue = InputBox("Which row are you sending?")
ActiveSheet.Range(myValue.Rows).Select
With ActiveSheet.MailEnvelope .Introduction = "Blah"
    .Item.To = ActiveSheet.range("G2").Value
    .Item.Subject = "Blah"
    .Item.Send
End with

A: In your With statement, you would need to add to the body of the email the content of the row they selected
.Item.Body = Range("A"& myValue).End(xlRight).Value

Hope this helps


The Guadalquivir River Basin District has chosen IPROMA to operate the monitoring network for surface water bodies according to requirements set by the Water Framework Directive (2000/60/CE).
The scope of this work includes the gathering of more than 1.700 samples from rivers, lakes and reservoirs and the analysis of more than 36,000 physico-chemical parameters (different nutrients, metals, priority substances, etc.) on water samples, sediments and biota. Besides this, this project implies an important part of management and cabinet work, including the design of the Operation Plan, databases and tools management, results rapport production; assessments, statistics and support to the technicians of the Public Body.
In order to accomplish this contract, IPROMA owns a Lab in Seville accredited under UNE-EN-ISO 17025 to performance the analysis and UNE-EN-ISO 17020 to water inspection, equipped with specialized staff in gathering, testing and consulting. In addition IPROMA counts on the support of 5 additional accredited Labs and more than 160 technicians.


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Dalai Lama Admits: "I'm a Marxist"
by Jim Hoft May 21, 2010
No wonder the American left loves him.
The Dalai Lama admits to being a Marxist.
He should have told Obama. Maybe he wouldn't have been forced to leave the White House through the trash door following their meeting in February.
AFP reported:
TIBETAN spiritual leader the Dalai Lama says he's a Marxist, yet credits capitalism for bringing new freedoms to China, the communist country that exiled him.
"Still I am a Marxist," the exiled Tibetan Buddhist leader said in New York, where he arrived today with an entourage of robed monks and a heavy security detail to give a series of paid public lectures.
"(Marxism has) moral ethics, whereas capitalism is only how to make profits," the Dalai Lama, 74, said.
However, he credited China's embrace of market economics for breaking communism's grip over the world's most populous country and forcing the ruling Communist Party to "represent all sorts of classes".
"(Capitalism) brought a lot of positive to China. Millions of people's living standards improved," he said.
Those "moral ethics" of Marxism have only killed around 94 million people and impoverished millions.
It's moral, if you have no understanding of history.
UPDATE: Babalu wrote a song for the occasion, "Hello Dalai!"


In the early sixties a group of fans got together and formed the Rangers Disabled Supporters Club.The main objective was to gain access to away grounds. The club continued in its original form until Rangers redeveloped the stadium, at which point Rangers F.C. approached the RDSA with a view to forming a new organisation recognised officially by the club. As a result Club was re-launched in 1980 and at that time there was 42 members however the number of wheelchair spaces at Ibrox was limited to 26 wheelchairs.
This situation continued until the West Enclosure was redeveloped and there are now 65 wheelchair spaces and the membership grew to about the same number. After the recent financial problems at the club the group has risen up again and is now aiming to be a pan-disability group.
The away club will be sent all available wheelchair disabled and personal assistance tickets for all games at Ibrox Stadium. Please contact your own club in the first instance regarding ticket availability.
Comments – Ambulant Disabled,with or without a Personal Assistant pay the full price applicable to the fixture they are going to.
The Centre for Access to Football in Europe may provide more detailed information on accessible facilities at Ibrox Stadium. Click on http://www.cafefootball.eu/en/clubs/rangers for a summary and where you see Useful Publications and Policies click on here to view the detailed CAFE stadia report.However please note the S.D.S.A. is not responsible for the accuracy of the data.


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Super Why! foi uma série de animação digital canadense-americana, criada por Angela C. Santomero. A série de televisão, indicada para crianças de idade de 3 a 6 anos, ensinava habilidades de leitura, tais como o alfabeto, ortografia, pronúncia, escrita, fonética, uso da palavra e ensinava as crianças canadenses a falarem inglês.

No Brasil, a série foi exibida pelo Discovery Kids de 18 de julho de 2011 a 29 de setembro de 2017 e, em Portugal, pelo Canal Panda.

Sinopse
O objetivo dos Super Leitores é seguir o enredo para resolver o problema. À medida que progridem os eventos da história, eles se deparam com obstáculos, que podem ser resolvidos através da aplicação de suas habilidades de alfabetização para mudar a história (por exemplo, transformar o príncipe em "O Príncipe Sapo" novamente em um sapo, porque a princesa gostava dele mais dessa forma). À medida que superar esses obstáculos, são recompensados com "Super Letras". Estas são então enviadas para o Super Hiper Computador, que acaba formando a(s) palavra(s) que compõem a solução para o "super problemão". O espectador é encorajado a procurar Super Letras durante a história, e a identificá-las quando elas aparecem.

A série se passa na Vila das Histórias, onde o personagem-título, Whyatt Beanstalk, vive com seus amigos Pig, Red e Princess Pea. Em cada um dos episódios, um dos personagens principais tem um "super problema". Os personagens principais então discutem seu problema no Clube do Livro, concordando em buscar em um livro para resolver o problema.

Na conclusão da aventura, os Super Leitores voam de volta para o Clube do Livro. As Super Letras são colocadas na tela gigante do computador e são soletradas para mostrar a "Super Resposta da História". Em seguida, um dos Super Leitores explica por que aquela palavra ou frase em particular serve como solução para o Grande Problema. Uma vez encontrada a solução, os Super Leitores cantam uma música para encerrar o episódio.

Personagens
 Whyatt Beanstalk - O líder da gangue de personagens que se tornam o "Super Why", que possui 9 anos de idade de pele morena, olhos azuis, garoto de cabelos castanhos que veste uma camisa polo e calças cáqui. Whyatt vive com sua mãe, que escreve histórias, e seu pai, que ilustra-as, juntamente com a irmã mais nova Joy, mas não seu irmão. João (Jack do conto João e o Pé de Feijão) aparece em alguns episódios, mas geralmente está "longe na faculdade". Quando ele se apresenta no Clube do Livro, ele diz, "Whyatt presente!" Sua forma de super-herói é Super Why. Em sua forma, ele tem uma máscara verde, tênis turbo, uma capa azul e um escritor Why. Por ser o líder, ele é o único que possui um avião a jato

 Princesa Ervilha - Ela é uma menina de descendência bi-racial que usa um vestido de princesa de lavanda e adora dançar. Seus pais são protagonista do conto A Princesa e a Ervilha de Hans Christian Andersen. Quando ela entra, ela diz, "Princesa Ervilha ao seu dispor!" Sua forma de super-heróis é a Princesa Pronta (Princess Presto) e desta forma ela usa um lindo vestido rosa. Ela sempre leva sua varinha em forma de estrela mágica com ela.

 Porquinho (Pig) (ele se apresenta como "P de porquinho", mas durante todo o show, ele é simplesmente conhecido como "Porquinho") - é um personagem do conto Os Três Porquinhos. sempre vestindo um capacete e macacão. Sua forma de super-heróis é Alfapi. Sua caixa de ferramentas de alfabeto tem um mapa do alfabeto, um lasso letra da sorte, um binóculo brilhante e uma mega lupa.

 Chapeuzinho Vermelho - O personagem-título do conto de fadas, ela só se refere a si mesma como "Chapeuzinho Vermelho" e é uma ruiva/morena sardenta que usa um vestido vermelho e patins vermelho, bem como um boné vermelho liso. Quando ela se transforma em Super Chapeuzinho sua roupa se torna um macacão azul sem braços e sem pernas com guarnição vermelha, seu patins são transformados em azul e seu item especial é uma cesta vermelho e azul.

Dublagem

Episódios

Ligações externas
 (em inglês)
 WorldScreen.com "Blue's Clues Co-Creator Sets up Kids' Content Venture" (em inglês)
 Resenha de Super Why no Common Sense Media (em inglês)
 Resenha de Super Why no New York Times (em inglês)

Programas de televisão infantis dos Estados Unidos
Programas de televisão infantis do Canadá
Desenhos animados dos Estados Unidos
Desenhos animados do Canadá
Programas da PBS
Programas da CBC Television
Programas do Discovery Kids
Programas do Canal Panda


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