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Q: I don't understand what the first line is defining or what the purpose of ceil is? cdef Py_ssize_t max_distance, offset

offset = <Py_ssize_t>ceil(sqrt(img.shape[0] * img.shape[0] +
                               img.shape[1] * img.shape[1]))

Can someone help me understand what the purpose of the the first line is when creating the variable after it? I dont understand what <Py_ssize_t> is because it seems like they do not assign anything to it. This is in Cython which I am brand new to and I only know python

A: <Py_ssize_t> is a cast. Without context it's hard to know if it's necessary (but I suspect not). It casts whatever ceil returns to a C integer of type Py_ssize_t (a signed integer that is big enough to be used for sizes of Python containers). Documentation: https://cython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/src/userguide/language_basics.html#type-casting
The chances are it isn't necessary and would happen automatically with offset = ceil

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Is there not a way to place the columns that you output in the order that you want instead of the default alphabetical order?
What columns are you asking about - please clarify your question and give some reference.
Well, if I am not mistaken all this plugin does is output a csv file. So the columns in the csv file come out of this plugin in alphabetical order. I need to change the order to a custom order. Can this be done?
We support a number of plugins here - but I guess you're talking about the export user data plugin - why not import the data to a spreadsheet and sort it from there?
Because I am using this on a regular basis and moving columns around every time I do an export is not the solution I was looking for.
We've got a long list of updates waiting to be released, but this is a pretty complex requirement - and not one that will be used a lot - so I'm sorry to say that we can't consider to add this.
WP Users does it quite well. I am now using that in the place of yours. Just FYI.


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Tourism in the Florida Keys and Key West is continuing to rebound post-Hurricane Irma, with 86 percent of all lodging units back online. That's according to the latest tourism update from the destination's tourism officials.
The Keys are to add nearly 1,500 rooms to their lodging inventory as the destination continues to unveil new and fully refurbished properties, according to the latest update, and the destination's first luxury-inclusive, adults-only resort is set to debut in late fall.
In Key West and nearby Stock Island, 95 percent of all properties are open. Elsewhere in the island chain, 86 percent are open in Key Largo, 71 percent in Islamorada, 77 percent in Marathon and 64 percent between the west end of the Seven Mile Bridge and Big Coppitt Key.
New airlift is coming to Key West.
American Airlines is to begin new summer nonstop service June 9 between Key West and Dallas–Fort Worth international airports. The once-weekly Saturday commercial service is to run until August 25 on 76-passenger E175 regional jets.
Beginning October 4, United Airlines is to increase from seasonal to year-round, daily nonstop service to Key West International Airport from New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport on 70-seat E170 aircraft. During peak travel season, February through May 2019, United is to add a second Key West–Newark flight. During summer months, United offers nonstop service between the two airports Saturdays and Sundays.
Also, beginning June 2 through mid-December, United is to operate Saturday and Sunday nonstop service between Key West and Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. From mid-December through May 2019, United is to increase its Key West–Chicago frequency to a daily flight.
The 60-acre Ocean Pointe Suites continues its reopening with a newly restored marina and private beach, as well as a new over-the-water gazebo for intimate weddings and events. All 170 suites, sleeping up to four or six guests, are set to reopen in June.
The Keys' first adults-only, "luxury-inclusive" resort is set to open by late fall. The new Bungalows Key Largo will have 135 stand-alone units, two pools and several restaurants and bars.
Also in Key Largo, the new 200-room Baker's Cay Resort, a Curio Collection by Hilton, is scheduled to open in September, with 17,000 square feet of meeting space and amenities for pets.
Islamorada Resort Co.'s 145-unit Postcard Inn Beach Resort & Marina is scheduled to reopen by August 30 in time for Labor Day weekend. The company's other three Islamorada properties, including the 63-unit Pelican Cove Resort, 54-unit La Siesta Resort & Marina and the 110-room Amara Cay Resort, are open.
The 27-acre, 214-unit oceanfront Cheeca Lodge Resort & Spa reopened March 30 with a $25 million overall redesign and new Mia Cucina pizzeria and pasta bistro. A second oceanfront pool and second Tiki bar, named South 25, are scheduled to open by late summer.
Cheeca Lodge's renovation includes a rebuilt 525-foot-long wooden fishing pier, redesign of its main lobby and all rooms, 4,600 square feet of meeting and function space, a 5,700-square-foot spa with seven treatment rooms and a refurbished nine-hole golf course.
Chesapeake Resort is open with 20 garden-view units and one pool. Its remaining 45 units and resort amenities, including beach accessibility, are to reopen by spring 2019. Guests have complimentary access to Islamorada's Founders Park.
Islander Bayside Resort is open with 25 two-story, two-bedroom townhomes. Its sibling property, the 25-acre oceanside Islander Resort, is set to reopen this fall with an all-new design and culinary concepts.
Also in Islamorada, the 70-room, five-acre Fisher Inn Resort & Marina and the boutique Hadley House Resort are in development as new properties located two miles apart. The oceanfront properties are to be managed by Aimbridge Hospitality.
On Duck Key, the 60-acre Hawks Cay Resort partially reopened in mid-March with 100 villas, the Calm Waters Spa, Sunset Pool, Coral Cay kids' activities center and Angler and Ale restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. The main hotel, with 177 guestrooms, is scheduled to reopen this summer.
An all-new 80-room, full-service Hampton Inn Marathon with a 24-hour fitness center is scheduled to open June 7 under the Hilton Portfolio of Brands.
Near the Seven Mile Bridge at mile marker 47, The Singh Group is constructing an all-new 24-acre, 199-unit oceanside resort to be named Isla Bella Beach Resort, with several restaurants, pools and a marina. The resort, scheduled to open in early 2019, is to include 100 suites with two bedrooms.
On Little Torch Key, Parmer's Resort is fully open with 44 units, including a cottage and a new 90-foot-long beach. The four-unit Deer Run Bed & Breakfast plans to reopen by late summer. Off Little Torch Key, Little Palm Island Resort & Spa is to reopen in late 2019.
In Key West, all major properties except two are open.
The 148-unit Parrot Key Resort, with four pools and a new food and beverage concept with poolside al fresco dining, is scheduled to reopen August 1. The property currently known as Key West Bayside Inn & Suites is undergoing full renovations and scheduled to reopen in September.
All major Florida Keys attractions are open. Fishing, snorkeling and diving charters are operating.
On Big Pine Key, a new 1,840-square-foot Florida Keys National Wildlife Refuges Nature Center, currently under construction near mile marker 30.5, is set to open this fall showcasing the Keys' four national wildlife refuges. It is to include indoor and outdoor exhibits, a nature trail boardwalk and a book store.
Three national wildlife refuges, including the National Key Deer Refuge, Great White Heron and Key West national wildlife refuges, are open. A fourth, the Crocodile Lake National Wildlife Refuge in Key Largo, is accessible, as usual, only through organized volunteer activities and guided walks.
Dry Tortugas National Park is open, with the Yankee Freedom III ferry service and Key West Seaplane Adventures air service running full schedules.
In Everglades National Park, drive-up camping sites at the Flamingo Campground are open. Flamingo Visitor Center is open with ranger-guided programs; canoes and kayaks can be rented. Park waters are open for boating.
All 10 Keys state parks are open for day use as restoration efforts continue.
In Key Largo, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the first undersea park in the United States, is open for beachgoing, overnight camping, short hiking and scuba diving. Tours for glass-bottom boats, dive excursions and snorkeling operate several times daily, weather permitting. Docks are repaired and boat slips are available for overnight rentals. Powerboat rentals are to resume by mid-June. Snacks and drinks are available, and the park's Blue Heron Cafe food concession is targeting a mid-July opening. The park's Visitor Center and Aquarium reopened in January.
In the Lower Keys, Calusa Beach on Bahia Honda State Park's northwest side is open. Two nearby campgrounds — Buttonwood, with 43 sites, and Bayside, with eight — and the park's six cabins are open. The park's concession is open with food, snorkel tours and beach gear rentals and souvenirs. The park's boat ramp and marina are open.
Bahia Honda's oceanfront Loggerhead Beach is scheduled to reopen by late fall; its oceanfront Sandspur Beach is scheduled to reopen in 2019.
Most Keys campgrounds are open for recreational vehicles and tent camping.
Of the Keys' main RV resorts, the 28-acre Fiesta Key RV Resort & Marina on Long Key is open. Sunshine Key RV Resort & Marina in the Lower Keys is set to open this summer. Also in the Lower Keys, Sugarloaf KOA/Key West KOA is planning to reopen before the end of this year.
Other Keys campgrounds, including Boyd's Key West Campground and Keys Palms Luxury RV Resort in Key Largo are fully operational.
The Florida Keys & Key West calendar of events can be viewed at fla-keys.com/calendar/.


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Hope in the Darkness Walk shines a light on youth mental health
By Lethbridge Herald on September 2, 2020.
Kevin Redsky, at right, walks along with officers Pete Wigand and Jamie Kenyon, volunteer Tito Gomez and other supporters, while being escorted by RCMP and Lethbridge police Wednesday morning as part of the Hope in the Darkness walk raising awareness of youth mental health. Herald photo by Ian Martens @IMartensHe rald
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Since its inception in 2018, Hope in the Darkness has been walking the talk for youth mental health.
Having lost two family members to suicide, Hope in the Darkness founder and former police officer Kevin Redsky has walked through his share of darkness as well.
But he's bringing a message of hope across Canada.
On Wednesday morning, the Hope in the Darkness Walk For Youth Mental Health trekked through the city with assistance from the Coaldale RCMP and Lethbridge Police Service on a walk that began in Winnipeg July 15 and is headed to Vancouver.
"It's a 90-day journey, we just passed the halfway point," said Redsky. "We're enjoying our time here in Alberta. We have a couple more days to go and then we hit the B.C. border. We've enjoyed the support and the policing this morning, we're going to have a huge police presence. We're literally walking the talk when it comes to youth mental health. We couldn't be happier with the support when it comes to police involvement."
The Hope in the Darkness Walk For Mental Youth began in 2018 when two teams walked from the farthest eastern and western points in Canada.
"We met in Winnipeg at the Human Rights Museum where we celebrated our youth," said Redsky, who worked on Shoal Lake Number 40 First Nation in Ontario. "The whole point of the walk is for a message of hope and empowerment. So the challenge that we created to all police officers was to stand up for our youth and give them a platform. We all know the huge number of suicides in this country, it's a crisis. So youth need a voice, they're calling for help, hence the challenge and we've been doing really well with it."
Seven years ago Redsky lost his niece to suicide.
"Witnessing all the frustrations at the hospitals and the lack of resources, we understand and applaud the services that are giving it all 100 per cent, but they're just running short. They're worn out. More needs to be done and we're happy with the feedback we're getting and we're making some progress here, which makes us really happy."
The 2018 walk from Newfoundland to Winnipeg took 125 days and arrived on Aug. 2 of that year.
Redsky planned on completing the walk in 2019 until his youngest sister committed suicide last summer.
"So it put us on hiatus for a year," he said. "But it drove us even more that we had to complete the walk and continue the message that there is hope. We are all impacted in life, be it with your co-worker, family members, students, anybody. We're all impacted by it. It's so important to be aware and let's not jump on the wagon when we're personally impacted. We should all be focusing on mental health."
Members of the Coaldale RCMP and LPS were on hand to assist with the walk to ensure it went safely through to Kipp Wednesday. The walk continues on to Fort Macleod today and continues on to British Columbia.
In addition to keeping walkers safe, Coaldale RCMP staff sergeant Glenn Henry said the officers have also participated in the walk and received its message.
"I walked with him for about nine kilometres (Tuesday) and it's nice to just quiet down a bit and listen to some different perspectives and some of the experiences he's had," Henry said. "It's a good time just to reflect on things. But I guess it's different for everybody and certainly it's something all police services have to be aware of, that this is a fairly high-stress job and we do have some instances where our people need help and it's a sign of strength, not a sign of weakness, to get help. There's a good message there, too."
Henry noted plenty of issues currently taking place, including COVID-19 and the stress of students returning to school amid the pandemic.
"I think, not to compete with issues, but just to make sure we don't forget we have youth out there struggling and they need help. It's cliche, but our youth is our future and we need to make sure we have a healthy future, so we need to have healthy youth."
LPS Const. Jamie Kenyon said he and his colleagues witness people's mental health struggles on the job.
"Mental health impacts all of us and (Redsky's) cause with youth is very important to raise awareness to that. As police officers we see a lot of effects of people in mental crisis and through that any awareness or any research or any good cause we're looking to assist any way we can."
Redsky said the message is that it's OK to talk.
"I'm 44 years old and I've come to realize that in the last couple of years that's great to share to get it off your shoulders," he said. "I know many of us in the policing community are struggling ourselves. So it's important for us to challenge the police, let's do this for our youth, but at the same time let's do it for the police as well. We have a common goal that we want to create those relationships. The numbers when it comes to police officer suicides in this country is huge as well. So let's work together with a common goal for healthy minds and healthy relationships."
For more information and to read daily blogs, visit http://www.hopeinthedarkness.ca.
"You can check out our roots," said Redsky. "We welcome virtual sessions to show everybody what we're doing out here. (We do) community walks. We understand with COVID there are so many restrictions, but we get by with what we're doing and we just love community engagements. So we're looking forward to our walk in Lethbridge (Wednesday)."
— With files from Ian Martens
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I found that there are two kinds of stainless steel.
One looks very thin and the price should be cheaper. Is that ok?
Why is nobody answering my question?
I found a cold brew coffee filter on the Internet that looks thick and should not be easily deformed. How about this?
Looks similar to the Hario Mizudashi that I use (the one I have had a plastic filter, but there is one available with stainless steel filter). Provided you keep it clean by soaking in water with something like Cafetto Espresso Clean powder occasionally it should be fine. I would suggest trialling different amounts of time, the website you linked said 24hrs, I do mine for 8hrs.
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What Will The Post-Pandemic City Look Like?
Michael Batty,
centralisation london gravitation decentralisation compactness lockdown hypothetical-city
Photo by Daniel Lee on Unsplash
Batty, Michael. 2021. "What Will The Post-Pandemic City Look Like?" Findings, June. https://doi.org/10.32866/001c.23581.
Figure 1. The Hypothetical Grid City in Lockdown and Readjustment as Lockdown is Lifted
Figure 2. Changing Travel Behaviour Generating Increased Centrality to Decentrality
It is impossible to predict the future spatial structure of cities from our current models of location and travel behaviour for the forces that have previously determined where people locate, have been turned on their heads by the pandemic. The only way we can explore such an uncertain future is to build hypothetical cities on which we are able to experiment with different urban futures. Here we build a hypothetical, symmetric, monocentric city which we proceed to lockdown by moving 80 percent of its workers to work from home. We then illustrate how we can relax this situation, letting the city return to a new equilibrium and showing how changes in our travel behaviour can lead to very different forms of future city. We argue that only through hypothetical simulations can we explore this future effectively and we point to where we have applied the model to London.
The big question is contained in the title. The recent pandemic has changed patterns of location and travel in the city so fundamentally that our current theories and models are less able than ever in providing us with informed predictions of what the future spatial structure of our cities will be like. The pandemic and the deep lockdown that many cities have faced during the last year will surely end at some point soon we hope. We will control the disease through vaccines and various other regulations on our behaviour that will probably lead to some sort of herd immunity and the simplest prediction is that we will return to the 'old normal'. People will no longer work at home and the current increase in demand for low density living will revert to the slow compaction of large cities that was evident prior to the pandemic.
Many commentators think, however, that a 'new normal' will emerge and that the penchant for doing many things from home – working, shopping, and learning using internet technologies – will not disappear, but is here to stay in one form or another and will have significant impacts on urban location. In short, many argue that we have no idea of what the future will hold in terms of where we will locate and how we will travel in cities. Usually when we make predictions, we base our logic on what has happened in the past but the current logic is no guide to the future as it represents a deep unprecedented reaction posed by the fear of infection in high density environments. In this sense, it is unlike past plagues, and every plague has been different with respect to how we respond and restore our past behaviours once the pandemic passes. Of course, it is arguable that even before the pandemic, our predictions using the modelling technologies that have developed over the last fifty years were deeply flawed (Batty 2018).
So what is the answer to the question? I am inclined to say your guess is as good as mine but there is some hope. We do have a sense in which the forces that make us locate centrally in higher density locations or in lower density suburban locations are understood. Nearly 60 years ago, one of the great intellectual leaders of planning, Catherine Bauer Wurster (1963) wrote an essay entitled 'The Form and Structure of the Future Urban Complex' in which she argued that the form of future cities would reflect the age old tension between the forces of centralisation and decentralisation. She argued these forces are never simple and there are contradictory trends in both directions. Cities are built up in historical layers that continue to compact and there is a sense in which the path dependence that this history implies is such that centralisation and decentralisation will continue as two forces in complex balance.
How then do we proceed to an informed discussion of this future using the tools that we have for predicting changes in locational and travel behaviour in large cities? The methods we propose are based on constructing a hypothetical city which leads to a 'toy' model built on plausible assumptions about the various forces that we are able to explore as different scenarios work themselves out. To explore how people might move from this lockdown to a new normal, we first lock down our hypothetical city and its model, assuming a large proportion of workers work from home; then we gradually release the lockdown, slowly perturbing it to generate new patterns that might pertain to this future. In Fig 1a, we construct this city on a square symmetric 11x11 grid and we generate a distribution of where people live and work in Fig 1b using the simplest gravitational model based on the inverse square law. This reinforces the symmetry around the centre of the grid where the distribution of where people live and work is identical. We then change the distribution of work by imposing a polycentric hierarchy of high density hubs on this landscape shown in Fig 1c and we derive a plausible trip distribution using a doubly constrained gravity model which produces a consistently structured hypothetical city. We then lock it down by assuming that 80% of workers work at home and we end up with work redistributed as we show in Fig 1d.
Figure 1.The Hypothetical Grid City in Lockdown and Readjustment as Lockdown is Lifted
We make the assumption that this locked down picture begins to change as people re-evaluate the location of their homes and work according to the new gravitational field that results, thus producing a new landscape. We start with the locked down home and work distributions in Fig 1b and 1d, throw in a substantial amount of noise to perturb the symmetry of the landscape, and then run the new model. This produces the landscapes in Figs 1e and 1f for home and work and we continue this process of distribution iteratively until a long term equilibrium emerges. This centralises the landscape of work and home quite dramatically with the city beginning to compact, almost collapsing in on itself which we show in the 'implosions' in Figs 1g and 1h.
You might say none of this is surprising in that the city we have constructed is completely symmetric, monocentric around its centre, and the gravitational model with its inverse deterrence functions to travel reinforces this. Nevertheless it is surprising that the effects of symmetry and centralisation are so strong. In fact this assumes our behaviour patterns are based on the old normal. To move away from this – to accept that we might wish to be further away from everybody than in the past assuming that social distancing is scaled up across the whole city, we adopt a generic distribution based on the gamma function of distance attraction-deterrence. This enables us to generate patterns of behaviour over a very wide range of types. Some of these are shown in Fig 2a and we have explored many variants of this function under a diverse range of parameter values, enabling us to predict a wide variety of centralised and decentralised patterns. Starting from the lockdown, we are able to generate patterns as diverse as the centralised ones shown in Figs 2b and 2c and the decentralised ones shown in Figs 2d and 2e.
Figure 2.Changing Travel Behaviour Generating Increased Centrality to Decentrality
3. Findings
Our generic finding is that with the constructed artificial city, its internal symmetry is so strong that it takes very radical change in travel patterns to really turn the city inside out. By radical change, we mean that workers have a preference for working at further and further distances from their work up to a limit when the traditional deterrent effects of distance kick back in. We have explored various scenarios that can generate such decentralisation but it takes a major change in travel behaviour, one that we consider unrealistic, for the city to explode in any fundamental way. We have computed various measures of these kinds of spatial shift and these are contained in the extensive material which supports this note (Batty 2020b). What we cannot easily do in our hypothetical city is break symmetry. We can introduce noise but the symmetric grid forces many potential changes in the locations of where we live and work.
In terms of the current pandemic, the big question is 'will we revert to highly centralised urban living or is this the beginning of a sea change that forces us to spread out further?' What we have shown here is the power of speculating about the future through simulation, through what we call 'computable thought experiments'. We know our simulations are not likely to be correct but at least we have a framework for exploring a range of possibilities. In reflecting on what we have done, we consider that it is unlikely that cities will explode to their edges after the pandemic ends for it will still be impossible to ignore the layers and layers of history which have built the central city historically. There may be some increase in decentralised living and there is certain to be a new mobility with respect to living and working remotely. But to make informed speculations in this way, we need to move to much bigger systems, bigger grids, which give greater variety, where we might even be able to incorporate different kinds of force and flow. We have already transferred our model to a real city, to the London metropolitan region, which enriches the analysis through its heterogeneity and relative asymmetry (Batty 2020a). But in all our experiments so far, even in a real system like London, the continued focus on the centre is difficult to break and once again our findings are that centralisation in big cities is likely to restore itself. This is despite the current debate amongst big companies that are uncertain about how far they will continue to work from central city locations. As the pandemic continues, this picture, far from getting clearer, is increasingly blurred and this reinforces our major finding that with what appeared in the past to be relatively simple forces at work in cities, the future betrays a level of complexity that continues to confound our ability to predict.
Submitted: March 10, 2021 AEST
Accepted: May 03, 2021 AEST
Batty, Michael. 2018. Inventing Future Cities. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press. https://doi.org/10.7551/mitpress/11923.001.0001.
———. 2020a. "The Morphology of a Post- Pandemic City: Applications to London." Working Paper 226. London: Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London.
———. 2020b. "The Socially-Distanced City: Speculation Through Simulation." Working Paper 225. London: Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London.
Wurster, C.B. 1963. "The Form and Structure of the Future Urban Complex." In Cities and Space: The Future Use of Urban Land, edited by L. Wingo Jr., 73–102. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins Press.


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Q: Get the screen height with Compass I'd like to know how to get the screen height using Compass and Sass (not javascript)?
I don't want to use the percentages like "100%"...
Anthony

A: Because you're using the default (content-box) box-sizing model, any top/bottom padding you add to an element with height: 100% will increase the total height past the viewport (not good!). You can solve this using the border-box model, which causes padding to "push content inward."
Under the border-box model, in an element with the dimensions 600px x 600px, adding padding: 50px will constrain the content to 550px x 550px. The following snippet of CSS will apply this model to all elements on the page:
* {
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

If you're trying to make a single-page app, you may also find fixed positioning useful. Here's some CSS for an example element which almost fills the browser viewport, but leaves a little room to spare:
#an-excellent-app {
   position: fixed;
   top: 20px;
   bottom: 20px;
   left: 20px;
   right: 20px;
}

You can use percentages in place of px if you're feeling responsive. Good luck!


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Lancaster County to Mail Early Vote Applications to All Voters for General Election
Lancaster County Election Commissioner David Shively has announced that Early Vote Applications will be mailed to all voters beginning on Tuesday, August 25th.
The postcard-size mail pieces are printed on gray colored cardstock. Voters must complete and sign the application portion of the mailing and return it to the Election Office to receive a ballot by mail.
The post cards may be mailed or dropped in the drop box on the north side of the Election Office located at 601 North 46th Street, Lincoln.
A scanned copy or a readable photo of the completed and signed form may also be emailed to earlyvote@lancaster.ne.gov.
Voters who do not receive an early voting application postcard may request an early vote ballot by submitting a letter to the Election Commissioner requesting that an early vote ballot be mailed to them (or print the form). The letter must include their name, address and signature.
The Election Office will mail early vote ballots on Monday, Sept. 28, 2020.
The deadline to submit a request for an early voting ballot is Friday, October 23, 2020 at 6:00 p.m.
See the news release.
Check your ballot status. Election Office 402 441-7311
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Seen in Natomas: Superintendent Visits Nighthawks
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PHOTO BY JEREMIAH MCWRIGHT, NHS INTERN THE NATOMAS BUZZ | @natomasbuzz Natomas Unified School District superintendent Chris Evans - pictured here with teacher Cael Kuhlman - this morning visited the … [Read more...]
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Natomas Dirt: Facts About Sunflowers
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BY BILL BIRDwww.sacramentogardening.blogspot.comI thought I would share some interesting tidbits I learned about growing sunflowers this year in Northern California. The wife and I grew two varieties … [Read more...]
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Natomas Dirt: Those Reliable Reds
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BY BILL BIRDwww.sacramentogardening.blogspot.comHello friends! How does that garden grow? If it's anything like mine? The word is FINALLY!Yes -- finally the heirloom tomato plants are springing to … [Read more...]
Natomas Dirt: Summer Wind Came Blowing In
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Natomas Dirt: Wanna Garden, Punk? Well, Do Ya?
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Solon and Clarice's Daughter?
When she heard me, Clarice stiffened, looking confused.
Well, it wasn't surprising. Taking Philia out of the Imperial Palace and letting her live inside a commoner's house wasn't normal after all.
But now, this was the most effective way.
"If it's possible, of course."
After waiting for a while, I added, just in case. Clarice then calmed down and said unbelievingly, "So-solon-sama's place?! Solon-sama has a mansion in the Imperial Capital?!"
"Why are you concerned about that?"
"Bu-but Solon-sama is a child of a servant from the duke's house in the frontier. You lived in the dorms when you were in the magic school. And the headquarters of the knight order is in a port city east of the empire. I never thought Solon-sama had a mansion."
"Well, yeah, that's right. I don't have a mansion."
"Eh? But you said it earlier, 'Philia, Sophia, and Clarice, these cute girls will be mine and live in my mansion!'"
"I didn't say that… Isn't Clarice-san's image of me too much of a rascal?"
"It's a joke. Solon-sama that I know is a very kind person."
Clarice smiled softly after saying. If I was suddenly being told something like that, of course I would be embarrassed. Even at these times, Clarice was still making fun of me.
"Solon-sama, are you embarrassed?"
"Because of Clarice-san."
"Hearing it was because of me, I'm a little happy."
"Happy? Why?"
"If you couldn't understand, then that's okay….. That's right. The main topic is Solon-sama's mansion. You almost got me fooled changing the topic."
"No. Clarice-san was joking too much, that's why we were distracted."
Without any regards to my protest, Clarice asked, "So why did you say 'I'll make all three of you mine because you're cute,' even though you don't have a mansion in the Imperial Capital?"
"I didn't say that! Well… I indeed said you three would live with me. Sophia's chance to be able to live in the Imperial Palace is low. What's more, there are many of Philia's enemies inside the palace. Besides, we don't know when they'll attack. So it's better to stay outside of the Imperial Palace."
"That's why we have to live in Solon's place."
"Right. There'll be Saint Sophia there too, if she puts up a magic barrier, the enemies won't be able to come easily. It would be far more reliable than the guards, at least."
There would be many problems with that, but this was the best way. If Sophia stayed by Philia's side, she could be more free. And if it was about protecting Philia, Sophia could do that. After all, she was the strongest adventurer of the Knights of Saint Sophia. There was nothing more comforting than this fact.
Clarice, Philia's private maid, was someone important to Philia.
And me, acting as an escort for those three. Philia and Clarice were powerless in combat. Even Sophia who had tremendous power wasn't perfect. In the knight order, there were many people Sophia could rely on, the Holy Knight Cleon for example. But since Sophia left the knight order without any notice, and I was the only one here, I would be the one who'd fight by her side.
Objectively, there wouldn't be many people who could defeat us.
"But the problem is the place. We couldn't live in a place that doesn't exist."
"As Clarice said, I don't have a place in Imperial Capital as of now. But why don't I just buy one?"
There was no reason to pay someone from the imperial family who was staying outside of the Imperial Palace. The imperial family, which was currently facing financial difficulties, would be happy not having to pay for Philia. There were many princes and princesses in the Imperial Palace, so the amount of budget was considerable in total. In other words, the imperial family and the officials should be willing to allow Philia to live outside of the Imperial Palace in exchange for less money spent.
The palace was destroyed all over, so the princes and princesses would have to evacuate to the aristocrats' mansions, their mothers' homes. In that sense, going outside of the Imperial Palace wouldn't be that unusual.
The remaining problem was money.
I said, "I'm not going to ask Philia for the money."
"Then what are you going to do? Will Solon-sama buy a mansion for us three?" Clarice said, giggling. I nodded without laughing.
"That's right. I will personally prepare the mansion."
"Will you? Bu-but you will need a huge amount of money."
"Normally, adventurers make decent money. But if they do well, they could make much more. For example, if you have a partnership with the merchants who could sell your treasures."
"You mean, Solon-sama made money that way?"
"That's right, so there's nothing amazing with buying a place in the Imperial Capital."
The money I got as the vice leader of the empire's strongest adventurer party was a considerable amount. Unless I were to buy a huge mansion, buying a place in the Imperial Capital wasn't such a big deal. Even if there weren't any problems concerning Philia and the others, I had intended to continue living in the Imperial Capital anyway. It was a plus to have a mansion in the Imperial Capital.
Originally, Sophia should also have a considerable amount of money, but she has entrusted her money to the knight order. And considering her circumstances in which she left the knight order without official notice, I was wary about where the money went.
Clarice muttered as if impressed, "As expected, Solon-sama. You're really going to make a harem."
"I won't. I forgot to ask something, Clarice-san, are you really okay with it? Do you agree with my proposal? Because Clarice-san can stay in the Imperial Palace if you want."
"Do you think I won't agree? I think your proposal's great. And if it's for Philia, then I'll agree no matter what. Besides, I'm worried about staying in the Imperial Palace. If I'm close with Solon-sama, I'll feel more relieved."
Saying that, she looked up at me.
"I understand. So will you now hire me as a maid?"
"Of course. Philia-sama and I need Clarice-san as a maid."
"Yes! Oh, but I have something to say."
When she said that, her eyes sparkled mischievously. .
She whispered in my ear, "If that was really a proposal, that's also fine, you know."
"I'm sorry if I misled you."
"If Solon-sama and I get married, Philia-sama will be like our daughter."
For a moment, I wondered if Clarice knew about the father-daughter act I played with Philia, but that didn't seem to be the case.
Clarice continued laughingly, "I'm sure we'll be a happy family. Besides, Philia is cute!"
"And Sophia-sama will become Solon-sama's younger sister. With this, we could make a family of four! Darling~"
For a moment, Philia who called me "Dad" and Sophia who called me "Big Brother Solon" came to my mind. I shook my head to rid off my delusions.
Clarice looked at me and laughed.
Then she said happily, "It's a joke."
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Isn't Solon a low-key Lolicon? Or is Clarise that good? Anyways, thanks again for the chappie
Uhl says:
Why not both?!
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Republican elected officials and conservative outlets like Fox News have sought to blame President Joe Biden's administration for "empty shelves" at supermarkets, but several factors unconnected to Biden are the true cause of disruptions, according to experts.
On Wednesday, on the program "Fox News Primetime," Fox News used a graphic with a photo of Biden over a picture of empty grocery shelves with the caption, "Empty Shelves Joe." Host Rachel Campos Duffy told viewers, "From New York to Virginia, all the way to Alaska, people are left without groceries and can't put dinner on the table and they are upset. No surprise, #BareShelvesBiden was trending on Twitter."
But the purported photo of empty shelves on Biden's watch was actually a 2011 photo of a supermarket in Japan in the aftermath of the earthquake there that caused an explosion and fire at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
Congressional Republicans have launched similar attacks on Biden.
On Wednesday night, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) wrote on Twitter, "Families are seeing empty shelves and high prices at grocery stores. What's Biden doing about it? Nothing."
"Bare shelves. Higher prices. Fixing this mess should be @POTUS's priority," Sen. Roger Wicker (R-MS) wrote on Wednesday afternoon.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy called on people to submit photos of empty shelves along with the hashtag #BareShelvesBiden, a hashtag that was promoted by Pro-Trump conspiracy theorist Jack Posobiec.
But experts have noted that the spread of the omicron virus variant, winter weather disruptions, and ongoing problems with the global supply chain are truly to blame for whatever empty shelves consumers have encountered.
In a Monday call with food industry executives, Geoff Freeman, CEO of the Consumer Brands Association noted that supermarkets have had more employee absences in the last two weeks than in all of 2020, which was attributed to the rapid spread of the virus.
Stew Leonard, owner of the supermarket chain Stew Leonard's, noted on the same call that 200 of the company's 2,500 employees have been out sick or in quarantine, which has directly impacted the company's ability to provide goods.
Meat producers have reported that the spread of the virus among workers has led to slower production, which then affects the availability of meat in stores.
In the first week of the year, multiple states in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region were hit by winter storms, which caused disruptions across key supply routes that service grocery stores.
The global supply chain has also continued to face disruptions, as countries continue to deal with COVID-19. The Washington Post reported that municipalities in China and the United Kingdom have shut down factories, which has led to slowed orders for food products that were en route to the United States.
Countries like Australia have also been suffering from shortages of food and other supplies, stemming from the same sort of disruptions occurring in America.
The Biden administration has taken action to alleviate the disruptions and to increase the food supply.
In addition to ongoing efforts to speed up the supply chain, the administration announced on Jan. 3 that $1 billion in funds authorized by the American Rescue Plan law would be used to assist independent meat processors. The funds are intended to help those manufacturers increase their capacity, allowing for increased competition with the large processors who dominate the industry.
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10 Thoughts: WWE Night Of Champions 2013 (Daniel Bryan vs Randy Orton, CM Punk vs Paul Heyman & Curtis Axel
Matthew Harrak | September 17, 2013 | Columns, PPVs, Reviews, Shows, Top Story | No Comments
{Ed. Note: This is my "10 Thoughts" swan song for a few weeks. We're pretty much jumping at every contraction for "Baby Watch 2013" so while that's going on and we get settled into a new schedule, CW will be taking over the responsibilities for Raw. I'll still be around for news stories and the Match Of The Week feature but if I disappear for a few days, don't get too worried. -Matt}
1. OK I've given WWE a pass the last few weeks because I understand the mentality of wanting to truly cement this new storyline/direction but to begin a PPV with a Triple H promo is just unacceptable. It was the same plot points presented in the same manner and delivered in the same way for the 4th or 5th week in a row. But this time, we had to pay to see it. There's wanting to sell your storyline to the vast majority of your audience and there's over-saturating said story to an audience who has already dropped $50 on your show because they KNOW what the story is and are interested in seeing it play out. The story, the characters and the roles have all been laid out. Now get on to the development of the story because it still feels like we're stuck in chapter one.
2. I like the addition of a random Intercontinental Title match on the card. On a pay-per-view titled Night Of Champions and the Intercontinental Champion was already wrestling anyway, it seemed weird that the title wasn't up for grabs. Yea it would have been a major subplot of the CM Punk vs Curtis Axel & Paul Heyman match, at least the belt would have been a topic of discussion. Adding another match was the right move though and while I don't agree with putting Kofi Kingston in ANOTHER IC Championship match, this was a strong opening match on a PPV that needed a hot start after that Triple H buzz kill promo. I've said a hundred times that I'm not of fan of Kingston and having been souring on Axel quickly but they put on a pretty damn good match with strong nearfalls that kept the crowd alive & excited. It also helped Axel & Heyman's confidence for their match later in the night with Punk.
3. Truly surprised that Natalya didn't walk away with the championship here. Sure, AJ Lee is BY FAR the best Diva character on the roster but a loss here to a "Total Diva" (and a deserving title run for Natalya) would have sent AJ back into her "crazy chick"-mode as she chased Nattie for the belt. It still seems like they may be working toward that direction but I really think the time was right to pull the trigger here.
4. Wow, Rob Van Dam versus Alberto Del Rio did absolutely nothing for me. First I thought Richardo Rodriguez wasn't going to be allowed at ringside because he lost on Friday's SmackDown but apparently he only had to be IN the match to be allowed ringside. RVD and Rodriguez have ZERO chemistry & I think it's blatantly obvious now. As for the match, I truly felt as if this was RVD's worst high-profile match since his WWE return & a real step back for Del Rio since he's renewed push as a vicious heel. These two just don't gel in the ring together, there's no story there besides for the Rodriguez angle and it's not like RVD or Del Rio are going to be able to sell a match on the mic. I'm just sad that this didn't seem like the blow off for their feud. I just hope they're able to put together something a bit better next month.
5. Just realized that Kofi Kingston was featured on the official Night Of Champions PPV poster as Intercontinental Champion when he wasn't… got a last-minute IC title shot on the PPV & lost. Ha! And that to Booker T being named the "greatest World Champion of all-time" & this is turning into a pretty damn funny night.
6. Did you like the shirt CM Punk wore to the ring? Get a better one right here! Hey, give me a break! I'm going to have ANOTHER mouth to feed very soon and can use all the promotion I can get. Did I mention there's also shirts featuring Daniel Bryan, Bray Wyatt, Bret Hart & Randy Savage? Sorry, I'll stop now.
7. Anyway, to the match itself. Was I the only one a little surprised about the physicality between Curtis Axel & CM Punk? I expected if from Punk & Paul Heyman and definitely when Punk faced Brock Lesnar but Axel and Punk were throwing some pretty stiff shots, especially for a guy who already wrestled once tonight. As expected though, this match really unfolded in two parts – before Punk eliminated Axel and after. The match with Axel was decent but nothing special and it didn't have to be. The crowd was patiently waiting Axel to be eliminated the whole match so once he did, that's when the real expectations kicked in. Hell, half of this PPV was sold on the idea that Punk would finally get his hands on Heyman & I don't think it disappointed. Punk whipped the every-loving, extra-paddinged crap out of Heyman before Ryback ran in for the finish. Punk had Heyman clean and beat, set for the "death-blow", when Ryback made the save – continuing the Punk/Heyman feud while also giving direction to extremely directionless heel Ryback. He might not be the choice most people wanted to see as the newest "Paul Heyman Guy" but he fills the void Lesnar left and almost quite literally. I'm curious to see how their in-ring battles play out since we know the story will still be stellar with Punk & Heyman on the mic.
8. I don't know if it was because Punk & Heyman were directly before this match but Dolph Ziggler and Dean Ambrose seemed like a supreme letdown. Ambrose/Ziggler put on a good show on SmackDown that looked like a great tease for what could have been a great match but everything never really hit that second gear. Don't get me wrong, it was good. But I think we all expected a lot more from these two future main-eventers and it just never clicked. I'm pretty sure that it's not the last time we'll see these two in the ring in the future but I hope it's soon and not later.
9. I'm surprised but glad that the WWE didn't hot-shot the Tag Team Championships onto the Prime Time Players. They've slowly been building a following as babyfaces and while a title run definitely appears to be in the future, there are other teams right now that are more over & I like the idea of The Shield still being unbeatable. Even if people are complaining that they're now Triple H's lackeys, they're "lackeys" with championship gold and a consistent winning record. It's been awhile since there was a strong set of heel Tag Team Champions & I've always liked seeing the babyfaces pursue the champions, especially when the champions are this damn good.
10. Where to start with this mess…? First, the build for this PPV was pretty good & the storyline between Daniel Bryan and well, every other heel, is firing on all cylinders but everything pointed to this being a "transitional" show & Bryan didn't have a chance in hell to win the WWE Championship. Sure, he needed a win – he'd been beaten down every, single week by Orton et al so of course the babyface would come out on top at the pay-per-view. Why else would anyone pay to watch the show? But there was no indication that Daniel Bryan would be the WWE Champion by the end of the night. We hoped for a helluva a match and we got one. Triple H's announcement earlier saying there wouldn't be interference from anyone added to the intrigue of how this match would play out but I think we all pretty much knew the finish. Daniel Bryan would win by either disqualification, count-out or some sort of screw-job – which is exactly what EVERYONE was waiting for. Hence the almost non-existent pop that Bryan received when he hit Orton with the running knee & the referee counted the (fast) three. Everyone in the arena knew the count was fast. Everyone in the arena knew this win was too good to be true. Everyone in the arena expected Triple H's music to interrupt the new champion's celebration. Everyone knew that this title win came too soon. As wrestling fans, we've been preconditioned to be invested in "the chase". And "the chase" doesn't end on the challenger's first title shot. This was another example of the WWE booking for Monday Night Raw and not for the pay-per-view their fans are spending money on. Sooner or later, the WWE is going to lose the fan's trust and pay-per-view buys are going to get worse than they already are. It really is a shame as Orton and Bryan put on a great match that was once again killed by bad booking.
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London Assembly agrees motion to scrap Section 21 notices
By Marc Da Silva
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The London Assembly Members yesterday agreed a unanimous motion calling on the Mayor of London to back a campaign to abolish section 21 and to lobby the government for a change in the law.
A number of Assembly Members want to see the abolishing of Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988, the clause which allows landlords to evict tenants without cause, in order to give renters in London – and eventually nationwide – greater stability in their homes and the means of complaining about sub-standard housing without the fear of being evicted.
Sian Berry AM, who proposed the motion, said: "The Assembly has firmly put its weight behind Generation Rent's campaign to end section 21.
"London renters need to feel secure in their homes and know they can't be thrown out on the streets for no reason. I've known far too many friends and colleagues forced to move out of their homes at really short notice at times when they would least choose to move.
"Having to move at short notice is one of the worst parts of being a private renter and ending section 21 would make a dramatic difference and solve this problem – it would also align our policies with other countries."
Tom Copley AM, who seconded the motion, commented: "Our tenancy laws were introduced 30 years ago when only 1 in 10 Londoners rented from a private landlord. Now more than a quarter of us do, including increasing numbers of families with children.
"It is unacceptable that landlords can use section 21 to evict tenants for no reason. Private tenants deserve security to protect them from arbitrary or revenge eviction, the fear of which makes tenants reluctant to come forward to complain about substandard housing.
"The Government has just announced a consultation on three year private tenancies, but this will be meaningless unless no fault eviction is abolished. I hope the Mayor will use this consultation to urge the government to abolish section 21 eviction."
The full text of the motion states:
'This Assembly welcomes the campaign to end section 21 – the clause of the Housing Act 1988 that allows private landlords to evict tenants without reason.
'We acknowledge that the threat of a no-fault eviction causes insecurity and stress for Londoners who rent privately and can discourage tenants from complaining about substandard housing.
'We welcome the action taken by the Scottish government to restrict no-fault evictions.
'We urge the Mayor to state his backing for the campaign to abolish section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 and to lobby government for this change in the law.'
Tom Copley
Sian Berry
Terry Sullivan
06 July 2018 08:49 AM
so assembly is supporting criminal tenants?
Just when I thought the PRS couldn't get any worse. The Government are forcing landlords to sell due to the massively unfair tax changes and in order to sell, the landlord needs to evict the tenant. If they continue to strong arm landlords to sell but take away their eviction rights- how do they see it working? If they take away the section 21, they need to bring in a new notice. The PRS crisis in the making!!
Barry James
I personally don't have a problem with this, if anything it seemed inevitable anyway. Imagine if your mortgage provider were allowed to terminate your contract at their discretion and ask you to leave, it's in the same vein.
As Gary said above though, if S.21 is scrapped there'll have to be a new notice. In Germany the grounds for eviction are restricted to: breaking the contract, missing 2 months of rent, subletting without permission, and damage to the interior etc.
Implementing something similar here would make sense to me.
baary--read your mortgage--provider can call in loan
Stephen Keen
Isn't this the purpose of a Section 8 which allows you to give grounds for eviction?
Fred Jones
06 July 2018 16:47 PM
It would make sense but as they say, "sense left on the last train". Section 21 is the only substitute for sense that we have.
Andrew townshend
i agree with barry above, i don't have a problem here, and lets face facts it's going to happen, what we do need though is a quick way of getting rid of bad tenants. if we want to sell one of our properties the chances are we will sell to another landlord, mortgage provider? well none of mine are mortgaged, but i expect they will just have to modify their terms or stop lending to landlords.
Terry - Yes but in only in certain circumstances such as the borrower falling into arrears or selling the house, not just because the lender suddenly feels like calling in the loan.
check the details--you may be shocked!
Whoever the London assembly is, Perhaps they might want to include in their campaign how they will deal with the housing crisis when landlords set up due to their policies .. no doubt they have no interest in that side of things and are just jumping on the 'landlord bashing wagon' which the UK seems obsessed with at the moment.
As stated over and over again by landlords, good tenants are left in properties long term there is no problem here, The constant meddling with the PRS it's only hurting the tenants more
My best tenants have been on rolling tenancies for years. The agents are the problem. They loose all the nice fees and they keep gently nagging me to see if I want a new deal with the tenants. I don't.
Welsh Cynic
What if the Landlords wants to sell the property at the end of the current lease? It sounds like using a sledge hammer to crack a nut, why not specify the grounds for eviction, to avoid the abuse of it. Not all Landlords are rogues and heaven knows the country needs housing. All this will do, is drive Landlords out of the market.
This is ridiculous! Section 21 is not a "no reason" notice as Tim Copley has stated. Landlords will have a valid reason for serving the notice i.e selling, moving back in themselves or need it for family. Sometimes it might be because the tenant has a history of arrears and late payments which in my mind is a very good reason for a Landlord to decide to end the contract. Tenants are already protected from so called revenge evictions by the Deregulation Act. Soon Generation Rent won't have anything to rent......
The buy to let revolution grew out of the ability to obtain vacant possession. Once the ability, as of right, to regain possession is removed, the playing field will change. Generation rent carry a lot more weight than that of speculative Landlords, so i know where my money is going.
We need to have a way of sectioning some of the UK's so called political leaders. They only think about vote getting. Just imagine all the ideas they will be able to promote once private landlords pull out.
One idea might be to encourage private people to invest in property to get people into houses again. Section 21 enabled that to happen when it was introduced.
And every politician hopes that they can hold on until they leave office and the whole mess they tried to resolve goes on to the next politician to sort out what their predecessor left behind.
Merban Younis
02 August 2018 09:31 AM
Its all good doing things to sort out the landlords especially the rouge ones. But why cat the Goverment make it easier to rent a house out to a poten4tenant and also make it easier for the landlord to evict a tenant, i mean not waiting for such a long time in court etc.
Maybe the flexibility to evict your tenant and quick may give landlords the opportunity to give a house to anyone not just the working class etc maybe the help the landlord requires is help in eviction such as flexibility, cost effectiveness time and effort maybe this will help put people in to houses who are otherwise homeless as its less risk for the landlord because lets face it eviction process is too long, expensive and in most cases the tenants or the local council stop paying rent till they are out of the house.
Ibrahim Elgen
This seems like a half baked idea. landlords as a whole would want to keep tenants at their properties for as long time possible. They do not want to have new tenancy at the end of year for the simple reason they will pay agency fees to get new tenants in. There are too many jobsworth people meddling with the property market without knowing anything about it. I have been an agent for the past 18 years and I have never issued a section 21 notice to a tenant just because I / landlord felt like it. There is a concerted effort to make landlords liable for the problems with housing in this country.
Only if you are a landlord, you would appreciate the problems some tenants can cause; therefore landlords opinions must be taken before this idea becomes law.
The London Assembly agrees a motion to scrap section 21,non of their business it's not their property obviously they don't know why it was brought in, in 1960's / 70's it was almost impossible to get a Pace to rent. I should know I was a Tenant at the time, if a landlord let his property to anyone back then they immediately became a sitting Tenant so that didn't work did it. Hence the laws had to change in order for people to find accommodation. I suppose London Assembly would like to go back to 1960's again its no difference to them how much damage they do not their Property. How many more, come on keep bashing us it all you know.
The London Assembly is populated by idiot Labour Councillors.
They subscribe to do anything agsinst LL that would make their life more difficult.
They are not concerned that their actions cause LL to give up and sell up.
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Parenting in the digital age is not for the faint of heart.
We've got to protect our kids from the myriad of things out in the world that can harm them while still allowing them enough freedom to explore and gain their own life experiences. We also have to ensure they don't while away the day surfing Instagram and streaming YouTube videos. Whew. Here are some tips to keep control of your kids' online existence.
The Internet can be a scary place for our inexperienced youngsters, but it doesn't have to be if we are tech-savvy parents. Once you've decided that your child is ready to go online using the family PC or their mobile device, parental monitoring should be your first to-do. The good news is that today's hardware and software solutions are easy to implement and designed to do the work for you without a lot of maintenance.
First and foremost, take advantage of password-protected restrictions that are present on each device your child uses. Set up a passcode that only you know, so that your child has to come to you to perform the functions you want to maintain control over. You can limit what can be downloaded or installed, remove the browser, or block certain apps, among other options. It's super easy to forget to re-engage restrictions after you've disabled them to install something, so if you've set up restrictions in the past you should periodically ensure they're still in place.
Personally, I wouldn't hand my 10-year-old a cell phone, but it would be nice to have a way for him to contact me when soccer practice is over, or if he wants to have a play date with his buddy after school. I'm intrigued by the super-cool smart watch options that offer emergency contact capability without unfettered access to a cell phone.
The GizmoGadget Smartwatch by LG, ( http://bit.ly/2fgSzoa, $149) is waterproof and available in red or blue. It allows two-way calling to and from up to 10 pre-approved contacts (so there won't be any telemarketers or creepy wrong numbers dialing up your pre-teen). Kids can use the GizmoHub application to send short text messages. Set up in advance, these nine customizable text messages and emoji are also only sent to a pre-set contact list, so you're able to control who your child is communicating with.
Keep your child safer with the watch, too. GPS tracking allows you to locate your child at any time, set up GPS boundaries within the application and receive a notification if your child crosses them. The watch can be set up with "quiet time" so notifications don't disturb sleep, school, study or family time. It even has a fitness tracker to keep them moving. One word of caution: everyone in the approved contact list also has access to this GPS function, which can be helpful or challenging, depending on your family dynamic.
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Le TSV Havelse est un club de football allemand fondé en 1912 et basé à Garbsen dans le quartier de Havelse.

Le nom complet de l'association est Turn und Sportverein Havelse 1912 e.V.. Elle possède cinq sections sportives (Danse, Gymnastique, Tennis de table, Tennis et Football) et compte plus de 800 membres.

Histoire
Le club est fondé le  à Havelse, à l'époque un village de 250 habitants. Le club est nommé FC Pelikan Havelse (Pelikan est la marque du ballon de football acheté par les hommes du village). Après la première guerre mondiale et la période d'hyperinflation en Allemagne, le club arrête son activité en 1923. En 1929, le club est relancé uniquement avec une section gymnastique, il est nommé TV Havelse, puis en 1933 est de nouveau créé une section football. Le club se renomme ensuite TSV Havelse et évolue dans les divisions inférieures au niveau local.

En 1947, le club se renomme TSG Havelse-Marienwerder, car le village voisin de Marienwerder fait partie de la ligue de Hanovre, cela permet au club de se mesurer avec les clubs de Hanovre. Un an plus tard le directeur des paris sportifs de la Basse-Saxe prend la présidence du club et commence à mieux structurer le club.

Le club atteindra en 1981 le troisième niveau allemand, en 1989 il sera champion d'Oberliga mais échouera aux barrages de montée, un an plus tard le TSV Havelse est vice-champion et est promu en 2.Bundesliga.

La saison 1990-1991 en deuxième division sera fatale pour le petit club de Havelse, en terminant avant-dernier il sera relégué, puis commencera une lente descente vers le sixième niveau allemand.

Toutefois lors de la saison 1991-1992, le club créé la surprise en battant au premier tour de la Coupe d'Allemagne le FC Nuremberg aux tirs au but (4 à 2).

A partir de 2010 le club s'établira en Regionnalliga, la quatrième division. En 2020-2021, la saison est interrompue à cause de la pandémie de Covid-19, le club se classe deuxième de son groupe et profitera du désistement d'autres clubs pour participer aux barrages de montée pour la 3.Liga. Le TSV Havelse remporte les barrages avec deux victoires 1 - 0 contre le représentant de la Bavière et est promu dans le football professionnel pour la saison 2021-2022.

Effectif actuel 2021-2022

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Stades
Le TSV Havelse évolue au Wilhelm-Langrehr-Stadion d'une capacité de 3500 places. Le stade ne répondant pas aux exigences de la fédération pour les matchs de 3.Liga, le club jouera à la HDI-Arena à Hanovre comme il l'avait déjà fait en 1990-91 lors de sa saison en 2.Bundesliga.

Le record de spectateurs à domicile au Wilhelm-Langrehr-Stadion date du , avec 6000 spectateurs pour le match de montée en 2.Bundesliga contre le SV Wuppertal. Le record au Niedersachsenstadion est de 28000 spectateurs lors du derby contre Hanovre 96 le  en deuxième Bundesliga.

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Club de football fondé en 1912


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Marketing in the Digital Age: news Round-Up (week ending Jul 20, 2018)
Possible hope to keep net neutrality alive, buying movie tickets on Facebook, music selling everything but music, and Netflix big brother eyes in this week's Marketing in the Digital Age.
Hope to Keep Net Neutrality?
Summary: Republican Rep Mike Coffman was the first House republican to sign his name on a petition to force a vote on keeping net neutrality.
Opinion: Net neutrality shouldn't be a partisan issue, but it has become one. As a person who has made a living off the internet in digital marketing, repealing net neutrality is an act that harms the consumer. It will throttle speeds when essentially the government has decided you've had enough access to the internet.
Buying Movie Tickets on Facebook
Summary: Soon, you'll be able to buy your movie tickets through Facebook via AMC, Fandango, and Atom Tickets. Facebook's product manager Swapna Joshi stated, "…This is another way we're working to make going to the movies fun and easy."
Opinion: Another way to keep people on Facebook longer, smart.
Music as a Key Marketing Strategy for Marriott Hotels
Summary: Marriott has said that music has been a successful marketing strategy for them. In 2016, they held a 3-day music festival called Wake Up Call at the W in Scottsdale. The event was such a a success that they have decided to launch several more in the upcoming year, starting with the W Hollywood Sept 1.
Opinion: I once heard someone say music sells everything, except music. Another case of it here. These music festivals will book up the W Hotel rooms, naturally, and expose people to their brand to book in the future.
How Many Times Did you Watch A Christmas Prince?
Summary: Netflix is facing backlash from its recent tweet stating that 53 people have watched A Christmas Prince everyday for 18 days. Following with a "who hurt you?" to make it seem funny. People were outraged at the creepiness of the big brother watching over you.
Opinion: Uh, yeah, how do you think Netflix is as big as it is? It's not by guessing what you like, it's by watching what you like and making content for just that.
Tagged: netflix, facebook, music festivals, marriott, christmas prince, net neutrality


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Alejandro Romero Gammara's late goal lifts Red Bulls over Toronto FC
Toronto FC goalkeeper Alex Bono, left, dives but is unable to stop a scoring shot by New York Red Bulls midfielder Alejandro Romero Gamarra, not pictured, during the second half of a soccer game, Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018, in Harrison, N.J. The Red Bulls won 2-0. Credit: AP/Julio Cortez
By The Associated Press September 22, 2018 8:07 PM
HARRISON, N.J. — Alejandro Romero Gamarra scored in the 70th minute and the New York Red Bulls all but knocked defending MLS champions Toronto FC out of playoff contention with a 2-0 victory Saturday night.
The Red Bulls (18-7-5) tied a franchise record for most wins and are a league-best 12-2-1 at home. Toronto (8-15-6) entered the game nine points out of sixth place and one of three teams chasing Montreal for the last playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. TFC has won just two of its last eight league games, and has five remaining including a trip to Montreal on October 21.
Derrick Etienne added a goal in the third minute of second-half stoppage time. Forward Bradley Wright-Phillips, coming off his fifth career hat trick, assisted on the goal.
One of Toronto's better shots came in the 58th minute. Victor Vazquez floated the ball to Tosaint Ricketts, but his shot sailed over the crossbar. TFC forward Jozy Altidore left the game three minutes after halftime after injuring his right foot or ankle.
The Red Bulls won the last meeting 1-0 on July 1. Kemar Lawrence scored the lone goal in the 4th minute.
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