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North Branch Millers River facts for kids
North Branch Millers River
The North Branch at Winchendon Springs
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New Hampshire, Massachusetts
Hillsborough, NH, Cheshire, NH, Worcester, MA
New Ipswich, NH, Rindge, NH, Winchendon, MA
Main source
Mountain Pond
New Ipswich, NH
1,257 ft (383 m)
Whitney Pond, Millers River
Winchendon, MA
42°40′54″N 72°1′41″W / 42.68167°N 72.02806°W / 42.68167; -72.02806
6.0 mi (9.7 km)
The North Branch of the Millers River is a river in southwestern New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts in the United States. It is a tributary of the Millers River, which flows west to the Connecticut River, which in turn flows south to Long Island Sound, an arm of the Atlantic Ocean.
The North Branch rises in New Ipswich, New Hampshire, at the outlet of Mountain Pond. It flows west through Island Pond into Rindge, and passes the villages of East Rindge and Converseville to Lake Monomonac. From the lake's outlet in Massachusetts, the North Branch flows south parallel to U.S. Route 202, joining the Millers River at Whitney Pond in Winchendon.
The North Branch is 6.0 miles (9.7 km) long, 4.0 miles (6.4 km) of which are in New Hampshire, with 2.0 miles (3.2 km) in Massachusetts. If the channel length of 2.9 miles (4.7 km) through Lake Monomonac were included, the total length would be 8.9 miles (14.3 km).
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On a sunny clear day, this hike is hard to beat! To walk the entire circuit my husband and I took about an hour and 10 mins but we were walking pretty quickly.
You can either start by taking the road that forks off to the right (starts easy and less steap, but coming back down on the other side is steap and more challenging with lots of rocks) or to the left which is a more direct route to the chapels (see first photo "start here").
From Cotignac take the road towards Brignoles, the D22. Go through Montfort and you will soon come to Le Val. At the junction where D562 meets D554 take a right turn and follow the D5554 for about a kilometre. Look for a safe place to park then walk up. You also have the option of taking the right fork (easier) and come down the same way. This would be less challenging and just as pretty. The views from the peak, where there is a big cross and a chair to sit on, are absolutely spectacular and well worth the climb. You can see the Bessillon peaks, the Aurelian, and the Saint Baume as well as the village of Le Val very clearly from up there. Perfect as a Sunday morning workout in February!
By the way, if you'd like to do this walk before having a leisurely lunch nearby I highly recommend "Le Crémaillère" in old Le Val for rustic but refined French cuisine.


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Zach Galifianakis' Brilliant 'Baskets' Nukes the Golden Age of TV
By Matt Patches Published On 01/21/2016
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Television is better than ever. The path from Dragnet and The Dick Van Dyke Show to Breaking Bad and Transparent was winding, even excruciatingly so at times. We'll forgive and forget Small Wonder, but hey, we made it. Sophisticates who once leveled their berets and turned up their noses at sitcoms now relish in the contemplative, serio-drama of Louie. Serialized, character-driven stories replaced case-of-the-week nonsense. With Oscar-winning actors in tow, even wacky soap operas like Empire are prestige. The boob tube is now the glean screen. (OK, I'm still working on that one.)
But maybe TV's a little too smart? For anyone who's been lectured to on the cinematic camerawork of Halt and Catch Fire, been binge-shamed because they only made it to Mozart in the Jungle episode seven ("it gets better!"), comes FX's Baskets, a viciously goofball comedy where The Hangover's Zach Galifianakis cannonballs into TV's changing tides. His character, Chip Baskets, is a struggling clown with no sense of how the real world functions. Baskets presents itself like a snarling hybrid of Between Two Ferns, Jacques Tati's Playtime, and The Wonder Years. It's 100% bizarre and knowingly unlikable.
That's a compliment. Here are a few ways Baskets will piss you off, and, for those missing jackassery during these oh-so-serious days, inspire you:
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Baskets flips the bird to art
We're introduced to Chip -- excuse me, "Renoir the Clown" -- during class at a renowned French clown school. His professors are the masters of pratfalling, the gurus of juggling. Unfortunately, Renoir is an American chump. He quickly fails out and lands in the only place that will take him: a rodeo in his hometown. The fish-back-in-the-water story gives Baskets friction. Chip, an idiot, is stuck with Nouveau Réalisme dreams, even as he buffoons his way through real life. Basically, the show's one big FU to every graduate program tying Dostoyevsky to Real Housewives of New Jersey. Sometimes lowbrow can be lowbrow.
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The show finds joy in suburban malaise
Chip's hometown is every hometown -- dusty, routine, and fading. The scenery is drab. The people are boring. Everything is Kirkland-branded. At least, that's how Chip sees it. Like Alexander Payne's Nebraska (or a handful of European films that'll make me sound like Renoir the Clown) Baskets fills the space around Galifianakis with non-professionals who speak in flat, typical voices. There's no acting. Following Baskets everywhere is Martha, a demure insurance claim adjuster willing to lend a helping hand and put up with his emotionally violent shit. She's played by stand-up comedian Martha Kelly, who you wouldn't recognize from anything and isn't a traditionally snappy comedy costar. She's also the greatest argument for chill suburban life since the Winslows. Folks in Bakersfield, CA like art, too.
The greatest casting choice? Louie Anderson
The comedian you know from Life with Louie and Family Feud plays Galifianakis' mother on Baskets. As far as I -- and I'm assuming most people -- knew, the comedian's career was relegated to stand-up gigs in nowheresvilles across America. That he could be starring in an FX show, home of star-studded hits like Fargo, speaks to a message of under-appreciation. Who knew Andreson talking about juice flavors could be so mesmerizing? Whether it's a nod to John Waters' Hairspray or just surrealist disruption, it's a beautiful performance.
I swear it's funny
Baskets sounds bleak. And it is. But there are jokes -- odd, odder, and the oddest jokes. Galifianakis rattles off dimwitted observations and screams about asinine topics (a rambling bit where Chip requests Schweppes seltzer from a drive-thru speaker is there for every Hangover fan). Chip's position as a rodeo clown opens the door for frequent bull mauling. The actor plays his own brother, Dale, a rootin' tootin' extension of his Funny or Die character "Seth Galifianakis." And the show's direction is a joke in itself; how many listless, dusk-list moments have we seen in independent films and one-hour dramas. Baskets is parody without pointing to anything in particular.
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Oh, Kato Kaelin shows up
The reality show-friendly house guest will make headlines again once The People Vs. O.J. premieres in February, but he beats the series to the Kaelinaissance by cameoing in the Baskets premiere. Yes, that's him singing a pitchy version of the Star-Spangled Banner. No, he doesn't get a close-up. So why is he in the show? The question, like everything in Baskets, will haunt you until your dying breath.
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Baskets does not care about your feelings
Beyond the pilot, Baskets only stands to get weirder. The show isn't Louie 2.0, despite counting Louis CK as a producer. Chip's journey is real, his behavior is insane, and Galifianakis looks to be having a ball messing with the viewership. I'll be there for every sad clown tear.
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Laine MacNeil began her acting career at a young age and was a supporting lead in her first significant film production. In 2009 Laine was cast as Kayla in Mr. Troop Mom with George Lopez. The following year Laine came to her international breakthrough when she was cast in the role of Patty Farrell in the first film adaptation of the successful book series Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
For her performance in the film, Laine was awarded several times and honored. Laine appeared in all three Dairy of A Wimpy Movies as well as Horns, Unclaimed and The Edge of Seventeen. Laine has also has guest starred on many TV series including Shattered, RL Stine's Haunting Hour: The Series, The Pregnancy Project, Falling Skies, Almost Human, Motive, Damaged, The Hollow, The X-Files, Strange Empire to mention a few. Laine is currently recurring on the TV Series You Me Her playing the role of Ava.
Laine has also received many awards and nominations, the most recent 2017 Canadian Screen Award nomination for her role as Ava in You Me Her.
Laine is looking forward sharing her love of acting with the young actors in the Kids Drama Class.


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Downturn in Eurozone will worsen, warns Lagarde
Inflation across the bloc likely hasn't peaked, according to the European Central Bank.
Inflation in the euro area has not peaked and is likely to surge even higher than currently expected, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde warned on Monday.
According to Lagarde, it's hard to tell whether inflation, which hit a record 10.6% in annual terms last month, would come down soon in the bloc of 19 countries that use the euro currency.
"I would like to see inflation having peaked in October, but I'm afraid that I would not go as far as that," she told EU lawmakers in Brussels. "There is too much uncertainty, particularly in one component, that is the pass-through in high energy costs at wholesale level into retail level, to assume that inflation has actually reached its peak. It would surprise me."
Lagarde added that ECB economists still saw clear "upside" risks, meaning that inflation readings could come in higher than projected.
Meanwhile, investors are looking for any sign on the ECB's next policy moves, after the most aggressive interest-rate increases in borrowing costs in its history, and as the Eurozone braces for a recession.
"How much further we need to go, and how fast we need to get there, will be based on our updated outlook, the persistence of the shocks, the reaction of wages and inflation expectations, and on our assessment of the transmission of our policy stance," Lagarde said. That may entail taking borrowing costs to levels that restrict economic growth, she noted.
Following the third major rate hike in October, marking its fastest pace of increases ever, the ECB expects "to raise rates further to the levels needed to ensure that inflation returns to our 2% medium-term target in a timely manner," according to Lagarde.
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Better Living Through Transparency: The Importance of Models
by Kevin Webb
At Sunlight we spend a lot of time exploring ways to open up data sets and make them more accessible. The idea is that data enables us to act collectively, making better informed decisions and building a more effective public sector. When we talk about transparency the focus is often on the possibilities that data offers. But this discussion sometimes ignores the fact that translating data into action is hard.
There's a reason for this: data alone doesn't provide answers.
Coming up with solutions to real life problems — like designing an effective and fair tax code or improving health care — requires an understanding of how real life works. Unfortunately, more often than not real life is messy and complicated. In order to make sense of this complexity we need models — approximations of the world that define fundamental mechanics of a given process and reduce it to understandable and meaningful terms.
As Joshua Epstein writes in a clever essay on scientific inquiry, every time we use data to draw a conclusion we also use a model. Sometimes explicitly: when a meteorologist makes a prediction about the weather they use a rigorously designed framework for translating observational data into a forecast. Sometimes not: when I look at the sky and make a prediction I'm using an implicit model based on a mix of past experience and a rather poor understanding of atmospheric processes. Both of us are using models to interpret data and both are based on assumptions about how weather works. I'm just not sure I could explain how mine functions, nor do I have any sense of how well it works.
Having access to good observational data is incredibly important to arriving at useful answers. But well designed and transparent models are equally important. In fact, having a good model is often a prerequisite to determining what to observe and how. If I want to predict the weather should I measure the temperature? Pressure? Wind direction? Where and how frequently? Without a solid theoretical framework it's often impossible to know where to begin and it's even harder to know when I've made a wrong turn.
When we use a model we embed its assumptions into the results. If key assumptions are incorrect, good data turns into supporting evidence for a potentially misguided answer. Or a bad model might drive the collection of useless data.
It's rare to find a problem where the proper set of assumptions is obvious and agreed upon by everyone involved. But the higher the stakes, the more important it becomes that we get those assumptions right.
A case in point: the LA Times' release of an analysis of the performance of individual teachers in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). The paper's database names over six thousand elementary school teachers and provides a model, known as valued-added measurement (VAM), for evaluating their impact in the classroom. The model compares a student's test scores against the previous year's performance, and from the difference calculates the "value" that a specific teacher added over the year.
On one hand this project is a tremendous validation of the transparency movement and an enterprising piece of journalism. The Times was able to build its database thanks to the disclosure of seven years' worth of student testing data — just the kind of granular, high-value data that we hope to see released throughout government. And there's little question about the importance of such performance reviews. By many accounts, the LAUSD has serious problems. Evaluating teacher performance is considered a key component of reform, and the school district's own review has been bogged down by a debate with its union. The availability of testing data allowed the Times to analyze teacher performance directly, bypassing gridlock within the school system and empowering the public to hold individual teachers accountable for their performance.
On the other hand, there's a reason why the school system has been slow to develop its own evaluation system: developing an objective, robust model for evaluating teacher performance is incredibly hard. Developing an objective, robust model that everyone agrees on is nearly impossible.
The value-added metric employed by the Times is probably helpful in assessing performance. A substantial body of research has indicated that this sort of modeling is a potentially useful indicator of a teacher's impact in the classroom. However, it is based on several assumptions, including:
Standardized test scores in math and English are useful indicators of student achievement;
Year-over-year changes in student scores are an accurate measure of a teacher's impact;
In aggregate, examining changes in an individual student's scores reduces the need to control for the unique educational challenges students might face;
Value-added measurements allow comparisons between teachers and schools with vastly different student populations.
The implications of these assumptions are by no means agreed on within the educational community. As a result there are a number of different ways to do value-added measurement and it's not a settled matter which is the best. Even in the ideal case these methods offer a spectrum of certainty based on the quality of the inputs.
More significantly, there are open questions about how to use these techniques in high-stakes situations. Very few school districts currently employ value-added measurement in their performance reviews. Where it is used, it is only a part of a larger evaluation process — in many cases it contributes about one third of a teacher's final score.1
The Times mentions these concerns in its reporting but takes the stance that releasing the results from their valued-added model is a useful step forward, even if it is an imperfect or incomplete measure. Because the district was not proactive in developing these methodologies itself some kind of public intervention is now required.
It seems clear something needs to be done, but it's important to recognize exactly what the Times is contributing to this debate. They're not just releasing data, they're taking a stand on how to evaluate teacher performance. This distinction is important and perhaps not immediately obvious.
For example, Kevin Drum at Mother Jones defended the paper's actions by saying, "The data is public, and either you believe that the press should disseminate public data or you don't." He later revised that comment, saying he meant that it's the paper's right and responsibility to "disseminate meaningful public data."
I don't disagree with those assertions. But, at least in this instance, I think the premise is flawed — if this were only about dissemination of public data there would be no debate. What's at issue is the definition of "meaningful." Because the district failed to develop a definition itself it is now up to the paper and its readers to decide if value-added measurement offers meaningful results. Drum thinks this is ok:
If the tests really are poor indicators of short-term student performance, perhaps this project will make that clear. Parents, principals, and fellow teachers probably have a pretty good sense already of who the good and bad teachers are, and if the value-added testing metric used by the Times turns out to be wildly at variance with this sense, it should provoke a serious rethink.
This seems to be a likely outcome but an unfortunate one as well. We're at once arguing that we need objective, quantitatively driven metrics for analyzing performance and at the same time in the absence of agreement on how those metrics work we will use the informal opinions of parents and colleagues (an implicit and arguably flawed model) to calibrate our approach.
We can and should expect better.
The same quantitative tools that allow us to build a value-added measurement system also allow us to interrogate and refine our methodologies. Unfortunately this sort of process is often seen as inconveniently technical and at odds with the with the desire for concrete answers. Jay Mathews at the Washington Post offers an interesting discussion about how this tension can play out in journalistic settings and importance of getting it right in cases like the Times' database.
Those of us in the transparency movement have a responsibility to illuminate not only the data, but the ways in which data are collected and analyzed. After all, our goal is about more than providing an answer, it is about making transparent the processes though which answers are derived.
For an overview of the debate regarding valued-added measurement, see "Getting Value Out of Value-Added" from the National Academies Press. Or see this for an interesting discussion of some of the methodological implications involved.


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Q: Java - AWT - menuitem in popupmenu for system tray icon cannot show unicode characters EDIT:
I have seen another question about adding JPopupMenu into TrayIcon and that solves my problem.
Adding JPopupMenu to the TrayIcon

It may be duplicate but I haven't seen it here so let me ask again:
I am with Windows 10 and Java 1.8.111. I want to make a system tray icon application in Java.
As TrayIcon only supports setPopupMenu(PopupMenu), I can only use MenuItem here. Unfortunately, here I want to render some Unicode characters and they are shown as squares in the menu. setFont() with a Font which supports the content has effect, because I can see the squares grow bigger as I increase the font size, but the characters are still in square.
How can I make my characters shown?
As far as I know, this rendering problem doesn't exist for JMentItem. Adding support for JPopMenu in TrayIcon, thus, enabling JMenuItem is a known bug of TrayIcon and is urged for a long time, at least since Java 6.
http://bugs.java.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6285881
It is OS-dependant, too, because on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, although the font is uglier, characters are shown.
Any workaround? Java FX?

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Tri-Rail carried more passengers in 2013 than during any other year in its 25-year history of operation. According to records, 4,350,782 trips were taken on the commuter rail line in 2013, up from approximately 4,300,000 in 2008 when gas prices were at their highest.
The increased ridership is attributed to the recovering economy and employment numbers as well as increased service on weekends.
"As we prepare to celebrate our 25th anniversary this month, we are gratified to see how many people continue to embrace this system as their economical, reliable transportation alternative," said Joseph Giulietti, executive director of the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, which operates Tri-Rail.
Tri-Rail began service on January 9, 1989 as a temporary five-year traffic mitigation project while I-95 was under construction. Twenty-five years later, it serves as the permanent north-south spine of South Florida's regional public transportation network. Tri-Rail has carried approximately 70 million passengers since it began operations.


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Broadway News Dear Evan Hansen Sets Closing Date on Broadway
The Tony-winning musical began previews at the Music Box November 14, 2016, prior to an official opening December 4.
By Andrew Gans
Zachary Noah Piser and cast of Dear Evan Hansen Matthew Murphy
Dear Evan Hansen, winner of the 2017 Tony Award for Best Musical, will play its final Broadway performance September 18 at the Music Box Theatre. At closing, the production will have played 1,678 regular performances and 21 preview performances, making it one of the 50 longest-running shows in Broadway history.
The current company includes Zachary Noah Piser, Talia Simone Robinson, Jessica Phillips, Christiane Noll, David Jeffery, Manoel Felciano, Jared Goldsmith, and Phoebe Koyabe, and Linedy Genao, Nathan Levy, Mateo Lizcano, Dan Macke, Jane Pfitsch, D'Kaylah Unique Whitley, Asa Somers, Josh Strobl, and Nicole Van Giesen.
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Following Piser's run as Evan, Stephen Christopher Anthony, who currently plays the lead role on the North American tour, will join the Broadway company as Evan for a limited four-week engagement beginning August 9. Sam Primack, who made his Broadway debut as an Evan cover, will take over beginning September 6 through September 18. On July 19, Stranger Things star Gaten Matarazzo joins the company as Jared Kleinman alongside returning cast members Ann Sanders as Cynthia Murphy, Noah Kieserman as Connor Murphy, and Ciara Alyse Harris as Alana Beck.
Dear Evan Hansen features a score by the Tony- and Oscar-winning songwriting team of Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (Dogfight, A Christmas Story), a book by Tony winner Steven Levenson (tick, tick...BOOM! movie), choreography by Danny Mefford (Fun Home), and direction by multiple Tony nominee Michael Greif (Rent, Next to Normal, If/Then).
"From our earliest reading of Dear Evan Hansen in 2011, there have been two great joys that stand out above all the others (and there are many)," says Stacey Mindich, the show's Tony and Olivier-winning producer. "One is the sweeping and soaring show itself, which never fails to make me think, cry, laugh, and try to be a better mother and person. The other is watching the profound change in the audience from when they walk into the theater to when they leave. I feel grateful to have been part of bringing Pasek, Paul, Levenson, and Greif's original musical to life—which has captured the hearts of so many, impacted millions of audience members across the globe, and literally changed lives with its with its breathtaking score and its vital and universal message."
The musical also features scenic design by David Korins, projection design by Peter Nigrini, costume design by Emily Rebholz, lighting design by Japhy Weideman, sound design by Nevin Steinberg, and hair design by David Brian Brown. Music supervision, orchestrations, and additional arrangements are by Alex Lacamoire. Ben Cohn is the associate music supervisor. Vocal arrangements and additional arrangements are by Justin Paul. Casting is by Tara Rubin Casting's Kevin Metzger-Timson.
Dear Evan Hansen began previews at the Music Box November 14, 2016, prior to an official opening December 4. The musical was nominated for nine 2017 Tony Awards, winning six: Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Original Score, Best Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical (Ben Platt), Best Featured Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical (Rachel Bay Jones), and Best Orchestrations. The international hit musical reopened its Broadway production December 11, 2021, 21 months after the COVID shutdown.
The Dear Evan Hansen film premiered in September 2021. Platt reprised his Tony-winning performance in the title role opposite Julianne Moore, Amy Adams, Danny Pino, Kaitlyn Dever, Amandla Stenberg, Colton Ryan, and Nik Dodani.
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Casa Beya is a perfect home to base a vacation in Belize!
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First I am sorry you had such a bad experience! Your poor bird, he must not feel so great.
The vet must have trimmed his beak into the quick and it is sore. I am thinking you mean that he trimmed his wings too short, not off?
It sounds like your vet is not an Avian Vet? Either way, I would look for another vet. We have several "vets that treat birds" in our town, but I wouldn't take my bird to any of them. One of them killed a lady's Green Winged Macaw that wasn't even sick! It had allergies, he gave it a shot and it died within a minute of getting the shot.
Avian Vets are well worth the drive, if you can find one.
His beak will heal and his wings will hopefully grow back soon. If you can't find an Avian Vet, you might look to see if there is a good breeder in your area that will do the wing trims.
You can purchase wood toys for your bird to keep his beak trimmed and our Sweet Feet and Beak perches will keep his nails trimmed pretty good if you put them at the feeding stations and where his favorite toys are located.
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Football fans flooded the field at the University of Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, November 27, following a significant win for Michigan Wolverines against the Ohio State Buckeyes.
The win for Michigan ended a decade-long, eight-game losing streak against Ohio State University. The annual showdown between the two Midwestern colleges was deemed by ESPN in 2000 to be the greatest sporting rivalry of the 20th century.
This footage, taken by Instagram user @rdk_transport_mike shows fans singing and cheering as they celebrated the win in snowy conditions.
It was the first win against Ohio State for Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh, who signed a four-year contract extension in January. Credit: @rdk_transport_mike via Storyful
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(WIRED) – Facebook has built its own 360-degree stereoscopic 3D video camera.
The company calls this new device the Facebook Surround360, and this summer, it will give away both the camera's hardware designs and the complex software that weaves the camera's myriad images into one complete three-dimensional landscape. Yes, it will give them away—for free.
Built from off-the-shelf hardware worth roughly $30,000, this black circular camera—with its 17 evenly spaced lenses—looks kinda like the flying droid that descends onto the ice planet at the beginning of The Empire Strikes Back (though it lacks those insect-like dangly legs). Drawing images from all 17 of those lenses, it produces 360-degree spherical video for viewing both inside virtual reality headsets like the Samsung Gear (stereoscopic 3D) and on ordinary smartphones, tablets, and PCs (monoscopic). Similar videos are already popping up in News Feeds on the Facebook social network.


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Covered California's health insurance premiums will rise 8.7% in 2019
The state exchange's executive director, Peter Lee, shown in 2013, said, "We are paying, in essence, a surcharge for federal policies that are making coverage more expensive than it should be."
(Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press)
By Chad Terhune , Pauline Bartolone
Premiums in California's health insurance exchange will rise by an average of 8.7% next year, marking a return to more modest increases despite ongoing threats to the Affordable Care Act.
The state marketplace, Covered California, said the rate increase for 2019 would have been closer to 5% if the federal penalty for going without health coverage had not been repealed in last year's Republican tax bill.
The average increase in California is smaller than the double-digit hikes expected around the nation, due largely to a healthier mix of enrollees and more competition in its marketplace. Still, health insurance prices keep growing faster than wages and general inflation as a result of rising medical costs overall, squeezing many middle-class families who are struggling to pay their household bills.
The 8.7% increase in California — 9% in most parts of Southern California — ends two consecutive years of double-digit rate increases for the state marketplace. In 2018, premiums rose an average of 12.5% statewide.
Open enrollment on the exchange starts Oct. 15, for coverage starting Jan. 1.
"It's not great that healthcare costs are still increasing that much, but the individual market is not sticking out like a sore thumb like it has in other years," said Kathy Hempstead, senior advisor at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. "It's falling back to earth."
The rate increase will be cushioned somewhat for the nearly 90% of Covered California's 1.4 million enrollees who qualify for federal subsidies to help them afford coverage. Those subsidies rise along with premiums. For instance, Covered California said subsidized enrollees would pay 6% more, on average, in 2019 if they don't change plans.
The future may be less bright. An estimated 262,000 Californians, or about 10% of individual policyholders in and outside the exchange, are expected to drop their coverage next year because the ACA fines were eliminated, according to the state.
Peter Lee, executive director of Covered California, warned that the exodus of healthier consumers will drive up insurance costs beyond 2019 — not just for individual policyholders but for California employers and their workers.
"We are paying, in essence, a surcharge for federal policies that are making coverage more expensive than it should be," Lee said in an interview. "There will be more of the uninsured and more uncompensated costs passed along to all of us."
Critics of the Affordable Care Act say it has failed to contain medical costs and left consumers and taxpayers with heavy tabs.
Foiled in its attempt to repeal Obamacare outright, the Trump administration has taken to rolling back key parts of the law and has slashed federal marketing dollars intended to boost enrollment. Instead, the administration backs cheaper alternatives, such as short-term coverage or association health plans, which don't comply fully with healthcare law's rules and tend to offer skimpier benefits with fewer consumer protections.
Taken together, those moves are likely to draw healthier, less expensive customers out of Affordable Care Act exchanges and leave sicker ones behind.
Nationally, 2019 premiums for silver plans — the second-cheapest and most popular plans offered — are expected to jump by 15%, on average, according to an analysis of 10 states and the District of Columbia by the Avalere consulting firm. Prices vary widely across the country, however. Decreases are expected in Minnesota, but insurers in Maryland are seeking 30% increases.
In California, exchange officials emphasized, consumers who shop around could pay the same rate as this year, or even a little less.
Christy McConville of Arcadia already spends about $2,000 a month on a Blue Shield plan for her family of four, opting for "platinum" coverage, the most expensive type. Her family doesn't qualify for federal subsidies in Covered California.
She's worried about further increases and doesn't want to switch plans and risk losing access to the doctors she trusts. "We're getting right up to the limit," McConville said.
Amanda Malachesky, a nutrition coach in the Northern California town of Petrolia, said the elimination of the penalty for being uninsured makes dropping coverage more palatable. Her family of four pays almost $400 a month for a highly subsidized Anthem Blue Cross plan that has a $5,000 deductible.
"I've wanted to opt out of the insurance model forever just because they provide so little value for the exorbitant amount of money that we pay," said Malachesky, who recently paid several hundred dollars out-of-pocket for a mammogram. "I'm probably going to disenroll … and not give any more money to these big bad insurance companies."
Covered California is aiming to stem any enrollment losses by spending more than $100 million on advertising and outreach in the coming year. In contrast, the Trump administration spent only $10 million last year for advertising the federal exchange across the 34 states that use it.
Also, California lawmakers are looking at ways to fortify the Affordable Care Act. State legislators are considering bills that would limit the sale of short-term insurance and prevent people from joining association health plans that don't have robust consumer protections.
Despite the constant uncertainty surrounding the health law, many insurers nationally are posting profits from their Obamacare business and some plans are looking to expand further on the exchanges.
In California, the same 11 insurers are returning, led by Kaiser Permanente and Blue Shield of California. Together, those two insurers control two-thirds of exchange enrollment. In 2018, Anthem pulled out of several areas across the state. (Kaiser Health News is not affiliated with Kaiser Permanente.)
The Covered California rate increases are fairly uniform across the state. Monterey, San Benito and Santa Cruz counties faced the highest increase at 16%, on average.
The rates are subject to state regulatory review.
The healthcare law's expansion of coverage has dramatically cut the number of uninsured Californians. The proportion of Californians lacking health insurance fell to 6.8% at the end of last year, down from 17% in 2013, federal data show.
Terhune and Bartolone are correspondents for Kaiser Health News, an editorially independent publication of the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Chad Terhune previously covered the business of healthcare, including medical costs, patient safety and the rollout of the federal health law. Prior to joining in 2012, he was an award-winning reporter for the Wall Street Journal and Businessweek. Chad spent more than a decade at the Journal and his stories on health insurance won a National Press Club award. At Businessweek, his stories on health reform and subprime mortgages earned recognition from the New York Press Club and Investigative Reporters and Editors. He graduated from the University of Florida. Terhune left The Times in January 2016.
Social media platforms are cracking down to prevent Inauguration Day violence
Ahead of Inauguration Day, tech platforms display a new willingness to take action against accounts spreading misinformation or advocating violence.
Stock markets aren't scared of the Democrats' Washington sweep
For all the risks U.S. investors are still facing, the political party of the incoming president isn't necessarily one of them.
Hot Property: Trevor Noah buys a $27.5-million mansion in Bel-Air
From one modern mansion to another, 'The Daily Show' host Trevor Noah recently dropped $27.5 million on an 11,000-square-foot Bel-Air showplace.
Disneyland killed its annual pass program. Why, and what comes next?
For Disney, ending the annual pass program might be "a blessing in disguise," a theme park expert says: Now the company can revamp the program to boost profits.
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Rick and Morty is set to air on Channel 4 in the UK in February. The first three seasons begin airing on E4 next month. It marks the first time it appears on broadcast television in the United Kingdom. Previously, the show was only available to stream on Netflix.
Adult Swim wants to bring their content over to the All 4 free streaming service, and moving Rick and Morty off of Netflix is the first step to getting there.
Also heading to Channel 4 is the UK premiere of Robot Chicken: The Walking Dead Special. This begins the "Adult Swim hour" on E4. Other Adult Swim shows will air there as well. All the shows will be available on All 4 in the UK.
UK users will be able to stream over 300 episodes of Adult Swim shows and series when the launch happens. Within a few years, they'll add hundreds more. It will be a featured channel on All 4, along with VICE and Walter Presents. It'll be available on all platforms Channel 4 owns and operates on. This includes iOS and Android, Amazon Fire TV, Freeview Play, Samsung TVs, gaming consoles, and All4.com.


reports that each of the 500 guests were required to give the newlyweds at least ,000 — which amounted to a new .5 million nest egg for John and Alina.
In exchange for their gift, the guests were treated to a night at the luxe Oheka Castle on Long Island.
The officer was ticketing cars parked outside of Agnello's scrapyard.
When Mr Favara tried to apologise to her, she attacked him with a baseball bat.
He ignored advice to move away only to disappear after leaving work one day.
The celebration reportedly began Friday afternoon and lasted for 20 hours, until 1 p.m. During that time, they had a multi-course dinner and fancy breakfast.
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West Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Would you be OK with your neighbor having an 8 foot python? A local man is challenging a West Fargo ordinance which bans certain snakes. It was a hot topic at Monday's city commission meeting.
People seem to love them or hate them -- snakes. Robert Butts III is on the "love" side. He has 2 and wants to be able to take them anywhere in the metro. He lives in Fargo but rules are different when he crosses into West Fargo.
The 8 foot Burmese Python named Monte, living in Fargo seems to enjoy the warm weather today.
Robert Butts III – Trying to Change Ban on Pythons: "When we get to the parks kids will come up running and parents are like, 'oh my god my kid is running toward an 8 foot snake,' and the kids will pet it and before it's all said and done parents are grinning ear to ear."
Robert was booted from a public park in West Fargo, because he had Monte with him. That's why he's in front of the city commission tonight.
Robert Butts III: "I don't see how they're any different than any other animal treat them right they'll be a good decent animal."
Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo all have laws against exotic pets. Alligators, tarantulas, and poisonous snakes all fall under that category, but West Fargo takes it a step further with snakes and doesn't allow constrictor snakes.
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Robert Butts III: "If you don't properly handle a snake you could have the same reaction if you don't handle a Rottweiler."
The City Commission disagreed tonight. The law did not change. In fact PetsMart, which is in West Fargo. was told today it can no longer sell constrictor snakes.


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Q: Why can't I access a folder I am the owner of? I am running a CentOS vm in EC2. I ssh as ec2-user, and want to create a log folder for my application that I am about to deploy:
sudo mkdir /var/log/search-api
sudo chown ec2-user /var/log/search-api

Now I am running ls on the folder and getting Permissions denied:
[ec2-user@box_name ~]$ ls /var/log/search-api
ls: cannot access /var/log/search-api: Permission denied

Same happens when I try to write a file into that folder:
[ec2-user@box_name ~]$ echo 'test' > /var/log/search-api/aaa.log
-bash: /var/log/search-api/aaa.log: Permission denied

Why would I not have permissions to list a folder that I own or to write into it?

A: Assuming there are no ACLs, you need "execute" permission on all directories (from root) to access a given file (whether you own it or not).

A: In CentOS you need to take care also for SELinux labels. They are not just something arbitrary, but if you decide to write nonstandard things into nonstandard places using nonstandard users, you might get burnt.
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Unlike the characters in Hulu's new series, The Wrong Mans, you've probably never found yourself mistakenly wrapped up in a criminal conspiracy. You're using a computer and most likely have access to potable water — in global terms, fortune has smiled so broadly upon you that it's practically eating you alive. But you probably have at least one thing in common with the average joes in The Wrong Mans: having to deal with your fair share of workplace debacles. So for the moment, let's define disaster as the relatively benign, annoying affronts one must grin and bear in the typical office: conference calls going sideways, aggressive refrigerator land grabs, and social politics that are tricky at best (ask Human Resources to show you the video, it's hilarious).
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Someone keeps taking your labelled yogurt from the office refrigerator.
Make some romantic advances toward the thief (in a non-harassing way, of course!), go on a few dates, then begin a committed relationship with them that requires sharing groceries at home and in the office. If the person turns out to be a an actual felon (cars, money, stereos, etc.), end the relationship and contact the authorities. There will be one less criminal walking around the office, and you'll be a hero.
Keith, the chatty guy from Sales, won't stop casually mentioning that he's taking Salsa lessons with his wife.
According to a brilliant philosopher I once read (or was it some random dude giving a TED talk I watched online?), we are insignificant specks who can hope to achieve nothing more than a small amount of personal grace as we march through our brief existence. So, Keith is taking salsa lessons with his wife? Fair enough. Give the man some respect — he knows how to dance, and you probably don't. Let's try to respect the dance even if we can't respect Keith.
The person at the desk next to yours is apparently allergic to food that doesn't smell like death.
It's disgusting, right? How long would one have to live in a dark trench full of bugs for that smell to be appetizing? But don't worry: that smell is saving you. It's forcing you to leave your desk, move your legs, and go out for lunch. That means at least an hour of fresh air and some perspective, so in a weird way the warm stench of rot gives you an opportunity to treat yourself. Note: Don't attempt to mask the odor with air freshener. "Evergreen Spruce" plus warm fish paints a portrait of life and death in the woods that is entirely too real.
Your co-worker keeps sending animated e-vites inviting you to every single social event he/she plans, expecting you to attend.
Just go to something. God. You act like you've never put on a tuxedo and sat alone in your living room waiting for someone special to show up because I'm a fool who believes good things can still happen. Admit it — it's flattering to be invited to a gathering by someone other than a family member. Drink alcohol if that's what it takes for you to have a human heart, but just say yes for once.
Now, go forth into the world of communal refrigerators, cubicles, and water coolers knowing that I'm here for you if you need more advice. If you need additional help maintaining your composure in the workplace, check out Hulu's The Wrong Mans trailer below. Head here to learn more about the series, which premieres on November 11. You'll be glad that those mildly troublesome coworkers are your biggest problems today.
DAN KENNEDY is a writer living in New York. He is author of the new novel "American Spirit", the memoirs "Loser Goes First" and "Rock On" (A Times of London Book of The Year).


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Crews free person trapped in car
Tuesday 6 April 2021 8:48am
More than 25 FRV firefighters are responding to a collision in Essendon.
Multiple callers to Triple Zero (000) reported that a car had collided with a garage just after 5.20pm on Tuesday afternoon.
Firefighters arrived at the Hoffmans Road address within seven minutes.
Upon arrival, crews found the car had driven through the garage of a brick house and was in the living room.
The driver of the vehicle, a man, was trapped.
Three passengers, all children, had exited the vehicle.
Firefighters worked together to free the driver.
Ambulance Victoria paramedics treated the driver and three passengers and transported them to hospital.
FRV crews remain on site to stablise the structure and make the scene safe.
Victoria Police also attended the scene.
A Moonee Valley Council building surveyor has also been contacted.


(Jer. 17:9). Even a reformed healthcare system can't fix it.
But we've been offered a new plan that works from the inside out and ultimately promises a total transformation (Phil. 3:20-21, 1 Cor. 15:49, 53-57). Partakers of this new plan will experience powerful renewal & strength internally as their mind is transformed to a superior way of thinking (Eph. 3:16, 19; Col. 3:10).
You see we've been offered an amazing gift from a beneficent God in the form of His only begotten Son. For those who accept this precious, indescribable, free offer they will receive (1) irrevocable eternal life assurance (Eph. 1:13) and (2) bonus benefit of a new nature that can be redeemed & utilized immediately (2 Cor. 9:15, Eph. 2:8, John 3:16, 1 Tim. 4:8, Rom. 5:18-19, 6:23). This is a free deal! A universal plan (no exclusions) open to all who accept the offer (John 3:16). There are no premiums or deductibles and no need to be concerned about a pre-existing condition as it's waived upon acceptance (2 Cor. 5:21, Rom. 7:24, Col. 2:14, Rom. 3:19-26)!
Read on for more details regarding the plan.
By accepting this new winning plan the member immediately receives the flawless designed New Nature (Eph. 4:24, 2 Cor. 5:17). As the instructions in the manual are followed correctly the member will be able to deal with everything this life throws their way (Refer to sections: John 16:33, 1 John 5:4, 2 Tim. 2:15, 3:15-17, 1 Cor. 2:16, Phil. 4:9).
DETOXIFICATION IS A MUST. Members of the new plan must rid the body of toxins from the old diseased nature (Eph. 4:22). (It isn't profitable to leave in the system-John 6:63, Rom. 7:18.) Purge: adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lewdness, idolatry, sorcery, hatred, contentions, jealousies, outbursts of wrath, selfish ambitions, dissensions, heresies, envy, murders, drunkenness, revelries, conceit, provocations, envying, evil desire, covetousness, anger, malice, blasphemy, filthy language, lying… (Ga. 5:19-21, Col. 3:1-9). Repeat detox as necessary to eliminate toxins as they re-emerge.
DAILY MIND RENEWAL VITAL. After the old is purged, the member will want to renew their mind to be in accordance with the new plan (Rom. 12:2, Col. 3:10, 1 Cor. 2:16). Full coverage will take effect as all the required items of protection are put on (See Eph. 6:13-17). These will act as antigens and protection against the onslaught of unseen elements in the present fallen environment (Eph. 6:11-12, 2 Cor. 10:3-5). Full & fruitful benefits of: love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, & self-control along with tender mercies, kindness, humility, meekness, longsuffering, forbearance & forgiveness will be reaped (Gal. 5:22-23, Col. 3:12-13) enabling the member to effectively cope in the new man mode.
PREVENTIVE CARE: The outward is dying so physical training will be of some value, but spiritual training for the inner man will have value for all things in this life & the life to come (1 Tim. 4:8, 2 Cor. 4:16)–so don't waste too much time at the gym.
AVOID ADDED STRESS & STEER CLEAR of exposure to profane & idle chatter as well as divisive disputes & arguments over words which come from toxic sources that try to entangle members into worldly affairs (1 Tim. 6:4-5, 20, 2 Tim. 2:4, Rom. 16:17).
MAINTAIN FOCUS on things above (Col. 3:2) and what is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable, excellent, praiseworthy (Phil 4:8). This will keep the mind at peace.
IF FEAR & ANXIETY SET IN refer to these sections of the manual: 1 Pet. 5:7, Phil. 4:6-7, 1 John 4:8, 2 Tim. 1:7, Rom. 8:6, Col. 3:15 and it will subside.
24/7 CARE: See sections: Romans 8:26-27, 34 & Jeremiah 33:3.
A loving, merciful God has offered an amazing plan.
What are you waiting for? Act today and reap the benefits now & eternally!


Albuquerque, N.M. – The New Mexico chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, a part of Everytown, today released the following statement in response to a reported domestic violence-related mass shooting that took place last night in a Roswell home. The alleged gunman reportedly shot and killed five people, including his wife, one teenager and three younger children.
This is the 10th mass shooting in 2016 and the 151st mass shooting since 2009, when Everytown began tracking shootings in which four or more people are killed. Overnight at a gay nightclub in Orlando, at least 50 people were killed and more than 50 others were injured – making it the largest and deadliest mass shooting in American history.
Everytown's research and analysis of mass shootings is available here.