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Season Ticket Sales Soar
633 new season ticket holders already for next season
Oxford United supporters are rushing to back the U's for the new EFL League 1 season with more than 1,650 tickets sold in the first week - double the number sold in the same time frame last year.
Amazingly 633 have been sold to new season ticket holders, or fans returning to the U's and looking forward to a new era after the club's first Football League promotion since 1996.
Managing Director, Greig Box Turnbull, said:
"It has been an excellent first week and sales have been extremely encouraging. The first couple of days were hectic and since then we have had a constant flow of people booking for the new season.
"It has been markedly noticeable how many new season tickets holders there are going to be for the forthcoming season; which is absolutely fantastic. At the end of the first week we had sold 633 season tickets to supporters who did not have one last season. We offer supporters the chance to view available seats if they come to the stadium and the staff have been doing a great job showing people around inside the ground.
"The atmosphere around the club is really buoyant and every supporter who has visited the stadium to choose their seat has said they can't wait for the new season to start.
"Demand is strong and I'd advise anyone who is keen to purchase a season ticket to come and visit the stadium and select a seat, or book online, as already some supporters have missed out on the seat they wanted due to our swift sales.
"We have researched past sales and based on records to hand we believe the club has only exceeded 4,000 season tickets in three seasons since moving to the new stadium in 2001. Given the number of new season ticket holders already we feel this is a good target to aim to beat. The players and management team often comment on how much of a difference the Yellow Army makes on a match-day and judging by the initial uptake of season tickets this season is gearing up to be another great year."
A Season Ticket guarantees your place for all 23 home league games as well as giving you priority for home cup and all ticket away games, subject to a time criterion.
Existing season ticket holders have until 5.30pm on July 1st to renew their seat.
Buy yours via: www.oufctickets.co.uk , the quickest and easiest way to book. The Ticket Office is also open to telephone callers (01865 337533) and personal callers, Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 5.30pm.
For a full list of season ticket prices click HERE

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thank you, we think she's pretty cute!!
Isn't it the worst feeling ever? Thankfully, they forget much easier than we do!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this! Honest and heartwarming. Your daughter is a beauty! Hope you had a great day together!
Great post! So honest. Mimi me is adorable! I love her hair.
thanks Jordan! Isn't her hair crazy? Everyone told us it would fall out and it never has and it's soooo long now!
This is so true! Especially about the unwarranted advise. I think my mom is the queen of that! :) Mini me is too cute! You are an awesome mom and those mom groups, I would have died without them. No I'm not being dramatic!


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DOT on-time ratings: Legacy carriers more reliable in latest report
Legacy carriers became more reliable in February. Among the most-delayed flights, the longest international delays were all United flights involving Newark.
DOT on-time ratings: Legacy carriers more reliable in latest report Legacy carriers became more reliable in February. Among the most-delayed flights, the longest international delays were all United flights involving Newark. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: https://usat.ly/2I2PF1Y
Today in the Sky
Bart Jansen, USA TODAY Published 12:33 p.m. ET April 26, 2018 | Updated 12:38 p.m. ET April 26, 2018
Travelers walk during a rainstorm to the terminals at Oakland International Airport on April 6, 2018, in Oakland, Calif. (Photo: Ben Margot, AP)
WASHINGTON – Legacy carriers became more reliable in February.
Delta Air Lines and United Airlines joined Alaska Airlines for the fewest cancellations and best on-time arrival rates, the Transportation Department announced Thursday.
Delta historically promotes its completion factor, when not hobbled at its Atlanta hub by storms or power outages. But Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines, with smaller networks and less reliance on congested airports, routinely place among the top carriers for reliability.
In February, the 18 reporting airlines canceled 1.7% of their domestic schedules, according to the Air Travel Consumer Report from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. The rate improved from 3% in stormy January, but slipped from 1.5% in the same month a year earlier, according to the report.
Delta scored best by cancelling 0.1% of its flights, Hawaiian 0.3% and United 0.4%. The highest cancellation rates were at Envoy Air with 6.1%, Mesa Airlines with 3% and SkyWest Airlines with 2.8%.Envoy is a regional affiliate of American Airlines while Mesa and SkyWest fly feeder flight for several bigger "mainline" carriers.
Delta was also best for punctuality, with 87.9% of flights arriving within 15 minutes of their schedules, followed by Alaska with 85.3% and United with 84.7%.
The industry average of 79.3% was down from both 79.6% in January and 82.6% in the same month a year earlier, according to the consumer report.
TODAY IN THE SKY: These are the world's 10 best airlines, according to TripAdvisor
The world's top 10 airlines for 2018, according to TripAdvisor
See which airlines were rated among the world's top 10 by TripAdvisor. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
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No. 9: Azul Airlines. Azul Brazilian Airlines
No. 8: Qatar Airways. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
No. 7: Jet2.com. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special to USA TODAY
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No. 5: Eva Air. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
No. 4: Japan Airlines (JAL). Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
No. 3: Emirates. Jasper Colt, USA TODAY
No. 2: Air New Zealand. Nick Ut, AP
No. 1: Singapore Airlines. Toh Ting Wei, AFP/Getty Images
The tardiest flights were at Envoy with 70.6% on-time arrivals. PSA Airlines, another American feeder partner, had an on-time arrival rate of 72.1% while Frontier Airlines had the third-worst rate (73.8%).
Winter storms snarled airlines throughout the first three months of the year. American Airlines announced during an earnings call Thursday that it had 8,000 mainline and regional cancellations primarily in the Northeast during the quarter that reduced earnings $42 million, according to Derek Kerr, chief financial officer. The airline's hubs in Philadelphia and Chicago O'Hare each had to deice planes on 80 days during the quarter, according to President Robert Isom.
The department is investigating 27 tarmac delays for domestic flights that were longer than three hours in February, up from 12 in January. The four delays longer than four hours on international flights compared to 32 in January.
The longest domestic delays were at Newark on Feb. 17, where a Republic Airline flight to Kansas City was delayed and a United flight to Phoenix was delayed 249 minutes. An Endeavor Air flight from Minneapolis to Kansas City delayed 242 minutes at the destination on Feb. 20. Republic is a regional carrier flying feeder flights for American, Delta and American.
The longest international delays were all United flights involving Newark. A flight to Manchester on Feb. 17 was delayed 271 minutes, a flight from Rome on Feb. 11 was delayed 251 minutes after a diversion to Philadelphia and a flight to London on Feb. 17 was delayed 247 minutes.
In other consumer measures for February:
►The rate of mishandled bags was 2.72 per 1,000 passengers, down from 3.5 in January, but up from 2.16 for the same month a year earlier.
►The department received 1.046 complaints, down from 1,451 in January, but up from 947 in February 2017. The department is investigating 53 complaints relating to disabled travelers, which is down from 66 in January and 55 for the same month a year earlier.
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30 aviation pics: American, United, JetBlue, Richard Branson + more
An American Airlines Airbus A321 departs San Francisco International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
A United Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner takes off from Los Angeles International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
A Virgin American Airbus A319 jets takes off over the San Francisco skyline from San Francisco International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
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A British Airways Airbus A380 takes off from Los Angeles International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
Virgin America and Alaska Airlines tails mingle togther at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on March 24, 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 takes off from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
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A Delta Air Lines Boeing 757-300 passes in front of a rising moon at San Francisco International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
Cruising low above Washington state's San Juan Islands, a Kenmore Air pilot guides the DHC Turbine Otter on final approach to a watery landing. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
Downtown Seattle, as seen from a Kenmore Air DHC Turbine Otter in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
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A Delta Air Lines Boeing 737 takes off from Los Angeles International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
A Nippon Cargo Boeing 747-8F freighter takes off from Los Angeles International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
A jetBlue Airbus A321 takes off from Los Angeles International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
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A Lufthansa Airbus A340-600 takes off from Los Angeles International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
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A Qatar Airways Boeing 777 takes off from Los Angeles International Airport in March 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
Virgin Atlantic founder and U.K. entreprenuer Sir Richard Branson takes questions from the press during the launch of the airline's new London-Seattle route, in Seattle, on March 27, 2017. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
Members of the media explore the cabin of Cathay Pacific's new Airbus A350-900 during its first visit to Vancouver, Canada, on March 28, 2017. The event marked the first regularly scheduled A350 service for Canada. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren, special for USA TODAY
A Cathay Pacific Airbus A350-900 takes off from Vancouver International Airport in British Columbia for Hong Kong on March 28, 2017 - the first scheduled A350 service to Canada. Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren / special
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Learning from the worst branding examples: Anybody wanna ride the trolley?
Every morning, on my way to work, I pass a small, yellow sign tacked to a telephone pole. It simply reads: "Affordable Health Insurance" with a phone number—all handwritten in some kind of permanent ink. (I hesitate to even suggest a pen or marker brand name in association with this sign.) It is quite possibly the worst example of branding I can imagine. Who would call this number expecting anything less than a scam?
On a local basis, horrifically bad branding takes place all too often. I have never forgotten an area funeral home, which for years had a large sailboat parked in its lot. While this appeared to boast of perhaps a little too much success, naming the boat "The Grim Reaper" was over-the-top for a service as serious as this one.
I have received multiple mailings from printing companies promising "quality printing services" where the mailer was crooked, smudged, offsetting on the page in front of it, or rife with spelling and grammar mistakes. Occasionally I attempt to respond in a helpful way and point out the errors. Once, when I received an email from a regional retailer for which I'm a customer, I pointed out to the sender that they had misspelled "anniversary" in their subject line. "Thanks," the sender wrote back, "I seen it too the second it went out." Sigh.
Warning: My next example is true. Seriously. I ain't lyin'. Wish I were. In the Seattle, Washington, metro area is a section known as South Lake Union. Their powers that be decided to build a trolley, which had its supporters and detractors. Then they decided to name it the South Lake Union Trolley, which—you are probably waaaay ahead of me—forms a rather unfortunate acronym. What to do? Why not take it even further? Which is exactly what they did by coming up with the slogan–emblazoned on t-shirts, flyers and posters–encouraging locals to "Ride the S.L.U.T." (Seriously, Google it, if you dare, and then wash your hands and clear your browser's cookies.) And they have a Facebook page. And it has 249 likes since it launched in 2010. Who is the target audience for this sophomoric brand name and promotion? Hold on, I think I just answered my own question.
But local brand lunacy is one thing, national is another.
President Obama's signature legislation, The Affordable Care Act, has been nicknamed "Obamacare" by both supporters and detractors. And while I personally believe that providing a system of health care coverage for everyone is the right idea, this has turned into the worst way to sell it. If there was one great fear about Obamacare, it was that government would find a way to screw it up, and it got off to a horrendous start with a mega-sized website that mega-crashed on its mega-servers. At about that time, the President's promise that, "if you like your health care plan you can keep it," also was undercut by a relative few, but loudly trumpeted cancellations of policies that providers terminated rather than meet the terms of the new legislation.
Of course, if Obamacare were a for-profit brand trying to compete in the private sector, it would likely be dead on arrival. The next two years will prove whether it can improve its tarnished and politically charged image. But, for all the effort that was put into building and passing the legislation, you would think that somebody, somewhere, would have said, "Make sure that website is working before we launch it, dude." Like maybe the guy whose name is on it.
If there is a lesson in these extreme examples of bad branding that goes beyond the obvious ones of avoiding grossly bad judgment and junior high humor, it may be this: Even a little bit of a false note can go a long way toward hurting your brand. Kenneth Cole sparked a huge backlash in 2011 by joking that the riots in Cairo were about their spring collection sale. Motrin got it thrown back in their Facebook when they suggested in a short video that their product solved an annoying back pain problem for moms carrying their infants in strap-on baby carriers.
That both of those brands took their missteps on social media is no coincidence, given the tendency of that medium to reflect the personality of the individual who does the posting rather than the broader image of the brand. But be careful, because what one funeral director, or marketing manager, or Web developer thinks is funny, good quality, or acceptable performance may end up being an example of what not to do.


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Police Officer Who Responded to Capitol Riot law enforcement cite suicide
Howard Liebengood, 51, was at the scene of the U.S. Capitol siege last week.
U.S. Capitol Police on Sunday announced the death of off-duty officer Howard Liebengood, the son and namesake of a former Senate Sergeant-at-Arms, lobbyist and Hill staffer.
Liebengood, 51, who went by "Howie," died on Saturday, the agency said. Its statement did not list a cause of death, but two law enforcement officials told The Washington Post that he had died by suicide, days after being on the scene of Wednesday's violent siege of the Capitol building by a pro-Trump mob.
The officials spoke on the condition of anonymity to release details that were not being made public.
Liebengood had been with the department since April 2005 and was assigned to the Senate Division. A former co-worker said he often worked at the Delaware entrance of the Russell Senate Office Building — his favorite posting.
"We are reeling from the death of Officer Liebengood," Gus Papathanasiou, head of the Capitol Police union, said in a statement.
"Officer Liebengood was an example of the selfless service that is the hallmark of USCP."
The statement from the Capitol Police says: "Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family, friends, and colleagues."
It was second death of a Capitol Police officer in the span of a week: On Wednesday, Officer Brian D. Sicknick died of injuries sustained while fighting off the "Stop the Steal" mob that had breached the Capitol while lawmakers were certifying the presidential vote.
Oh ya 9 days ago
So a mentally unfit guy killed himself. Why is this news. Just shows higher ranking officers cant recognize nutbars
george 9 days ago
correction//infiltrated and led by white supremacist, proud boys, QAnon,and such
Claire 9 days ago
This was a "Stop the Steal" mob. It was infiltrated by BLM/Antifa thugs!
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Shotokan karate is one of the most traditional and widely practiced forms of karate in the world today. Shotokan puts heavy focus on kihon (basic techniques), Kata (form) and kumite (sparring) to develop a range of powerful, dynamic techniques.
The Japan Karate Association (JKA) has refined the shotokan style even further, creating a related, but unique style of its own.
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The casting directors for the awards contender talk casting authentically—and discovering a brilliant crop of actors in the process.
By David Canfield
Amy Forsyth, Daniel Durant, Marlee Matlin and Troy Kotsur in CODA.Courtesy of Apple
Conversations around representation had been swiftly evolving by the time talks started about a remake of the French film La Famille Bélier, which follows a hearing teenage girl of deaf parents who aspires to become a singer. A producer on the original movie, Philippe Rousselet, held the rights through his company and found quick interest from then Lionsgate executive Patrick Wachsberger to adapt the film centered on a child of deaf adults, or "CODA," for an American audience. But as culture was changing, it would have to be done differently.
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"The French film, which is beloved in France and was very, very successful—its lead actors were not deaf," says Tricia Wood, co-casting director on the resulting Sian Heder–directed remake, CODA, with Deborah Aquila and Lisa Zagoria. "That was [before] the tipping point of 2015, 2016, of starting to have those conversations about authenticity." The trio worked as casting consultants at Lionsgate during that period, so they were brought into Wachsberger's CODA project at the very beginning, with an opportunity—or, depending on how you look at it, a challenge—to meet the moment and cast the film in a more inclusive, genuine way.
"That was something that we three fought for very, very hard, along with Sian and Patrick," says Aquila. The effort paid off: With a groundbreaking showcase of deaf actors and characters, and after four years of casting work, CODA premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival to acclaim, accolades, a record-breaking acquisition from Apple, and early awards buzz that's been sustained for nearly 11 months. (The film scored best-picture nods this week at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards.)
Building the ensemble began with one clear goal: Marlee Matlin. "Our hearts' desire was Marlee, of course, to anchor the film," says Aquila. The Oscar winner (Children of a Lesser God), one of the best-known deaf actors in the world, eagerly signed on to play the role of matriarch Jackie after meeting with Heder, who'd been tapped by Wachsberger to direct. Matlin also became involved in development, and has described in interviews pushing back against what she calls a studio-led effort to have a famous hearing actor play her character's husband, Frank. "I put my foot down and said, 'If you do, I'm just out, that's it," she told USA Today earlier this year. "I can't see any actor putting on the costume of being deaf. We are not costumes to put on, not any longer." (The casting directors demur on the subject when asked, with Zagoria conceding that this might have been a discussion "after the French film came out, maybe in that window when authenticity wasn't at the paramount of everyone's mind.")
In any case, Matlin's mandate was shared by others involved with CODA. The film had been stalled in development, and when Wachsberger left Lionsgate in 2018, he took the project with him, reviving its chances of getting made. In a bit of serendipitous timing, the casting directors' company was also in a transition between studios, allowing them to resume their search for CODA's title character, Ruby, in particular. The tricky role required a hearing teenager who could sign, sing, and believably live in the world of fishermen and harbor workers on the seaboards of Gloucester—a significant locale change driven by Heder, who grew up visiting the Massachusetts city.
"There was an initial search for Ruby, a pause, another search for Ruby, a pause—it was this continual thing that, under normal circumstances, you're just not allowed that luxury of time," Zagoria says. "Usually, it's 12 weeks or 16 weeks, but because of Patrick leaving Lionsgate and then taking the project with him, we got a second life."
At the very end of what was a yearslong search, they were made aware of young British actor Emilia Jones through her agent, with whom Aquila had lunch. (As it had been years of not finding the right person, the casting director came out of that meeting with one goal: "Get her on tape—today.") The amount that was asked of Jones in the auditioning process was immense and unusual. She had never sung for an audition before. She learned sign language. She refined an American accent. "It was just an extraordinary thing to witness," Aquila says. Wood believes that Jones's age—she was high school age at the time of auditioning—was crucial to it all working out. "I think if we had given [those requirements] to anyone that wasn't in that age range, they would've been like, 'Piss off,'" she says with a laugh.
Filling out the family meant casting more "discoveries," if only because deaf actors have been so historically underserved by Hollywood, even though there are many of them. "There's not a paucity of deaf actors," Aquila clarifies. They knew of Troy Kotsur from the Deaf West Theatre production of Spring Awakening, and pursued him with Matlin's approval. Immediately striking is how deeply he reads fisherman in the role, even though Kotsur is a far cry from that in his everyday life. ("He was a fisherman," Aquila says of his transformation.) Frank needed a weathered look. "It's a hard life, being in the water, and it's freezing cold and it's hot in the summer," Aquila says. "That takes a toll on the way you look. He was willing to go there and embrace that—because, of course, that's not how he looks every day."
Rounding out the ensemble in two key supporting roles were actors on somewhat opposite ends of the profile spectrum: Daniel Durant, an actor making his feature film debut here and best known for a recurring role on Switched at Birth, as Ruby's brother, Leo, and Eugenio Derbez, the Mexican actor and filmmaker behind the $100 million–grossing breakout Instructions Not Included, as Ruby's singing teacher, Bernardo. But whether it came down to casting an unknown and talented deaf actor or a high-profile international star, the mission—and challenge—of CODA remained the same.
With Derbez, it took two tries to get him to a yes. "We begged," recalls Zagoria. Adds Aquila, "His big thing was, 'I need to make sure that this is not only authentic to this particular music teacher, but I need to make sure that I can do this in English in a way that is going to be as emotional as I want it.' That was a big factor for him. He really wanted to get it right. And he did."
You could say the same for the whole of CODA too.
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June 1, 2020 agreeableplace
Picking up where I left off in part 1 of the Bailey Bros. story, Charles Bailey's death in 1896 must have struck a major blow to the photography and stationery firm he left behind, and to his business partner and brother, William.
Charles had been the man behind the lens for so many Bailey Bros. photographs, and presumably he was the expert behind the firm's stock of "photographic views," photography supplies, cameras, picture frames, and mouldings—said to be the largest such stock in the province (1). Now William needed to keep Bailey Bros. going without his brother by his side.
Even though Bailey Bros. continued to be known for its photography-related merchandise, the company's focus widened to include a more diverse stock of books, stationery, and fancy goods in the years after Charles's death, or at least the firm's frequent newspaper ads in the Vancouver Daily World from 1896 into the early 1900s give this impression:
The interior of Bailey Bros.' store at 138 Cordova Street, 1896 (City of Vancouver Archives, AM54-S4-: Bu P505.2)
In January 1901, William married Jean Grace MacKinnon in Victoria. One of the newspapers reporting on the event said that the wedding came as a surprise to friends of both bride and groom (though the same newspaper reported that it was Charles, not William, who was married, which throws the accuracy of the rest of the article into question!) (2).
It was also in 1901 when William sold off Bailey Bros.' Kamloops branch to Smith Bros. & Vernon (3). Over the next few years, he announced his intentions to retire from the retail book and stationery trade in Vancouver as well, but either he couldn't find a buyer at the right terms, or he simply kept changing his mind.
The first such announcement came in December 1903: "Remember we are positively giving up the retail business and everything must be sold," it read, as if some would have reason to doubt the plan (4). A subsequent announcement in February 1904 said that Bailey Bros. was building a new three-storey warehouse on Pender Street (to add to another warehouse it occupied on Hastings), and closing-out sales for its retail lines continued to appear that spring.
It seemed neither plan came to fruition.
Instead, William's next move was actually to expand the retail side. In July 1906, Bailey Bros. opened a new store at 540 Granville, taking over the premises formerly occupied by bookseller Norman Caple (whom I'll talk about in a future post). William planned to cater "more to the tourist trade" on Granville, while his store at 138 Cordova would continue to carry "a large general book and stationery stock" (5).
As of summer 1906, Bailey Bros. had two retail bookstores in Vancouver (Vancouver Daily World, November 24, 1906)
Bailey Bros.' store at 540 Granville Street, highly visible with its electric sign, ca. 1906–9 (City of Vancouver Archives, AM336-S3-3-: CVA 677-659)
William Bailey's family home, called Garden Court, at 718 Chesterfield Avenue, North Vancouver (North Vancouver Museum and Archives, 15770)
In 1907, William once again advertised that the 138 Cordova branch was for sale—perhaps he was trying to generate some cash for the large family home he was having built in North Vancouver at the corner of Chesterfield and Keith Road, which had twelve rooms, two bathrooms, five fireplaces, and one acre of lawn (6). However, the Cordova store remained a Bailey Bros. outlet through 1909, when ads about its sale resumed (7).
In 1910, the branch at 138 Cordova was taken over by the Vancouver Book Co., managed by Gordon Tanner, and the 540 Granville location became the Granville Stationery Co., whose principals were former Bailey Bros. clerk William Payne and his partner J.P. Mott Woodworth (8).
Former Bailey Bros. clerk William Payne and his partner J.P. Mott Woodworth bought the store at 540 Granville Street in 1910 and formed the Granville Stationery Co. (Vancouver Daily World, October 12, 1910)
Granville Stationery also bought Bailey Bros.' wholesale department in 1911, with plans to "extend considerably the activities of the firm they now control" (9). What happened next will have to be the subject of the third and final post in this series.
(1) "Bailey Bros. Co., Limited," Vancouver, the Queen City of the Wonderful West (Vancouver: Daily Province, 1898).
(2) "Bailey-MacKinnon," Vancouver Daily World (January 29, 1901), 5; Daily Colonist (January 29, 1901), 5; Bookseller and Stationer (February 1901), 11.
(3) Bookseller and Stationer (June 1901), 1.
(4) "To Erect Big Warehouse" Province (February 12, 1904), 8; "Retiring from Business," Vancouver Daily World (March 4, 1904), 8.
(5) Bookseller and Stationer (July 1906), 23.
(6) "Fine Residence Nears Completion," Vancouver Daily World (March 28, 1908), 20; "To Let," Vancouver Daily World (October 5, 1911), 18.
(7) Vancouver Daily World (July 13, 1907), 23; Vancouver Daily World (April 21, 1909), 26; Vancouver Daily World (October 5, 1909), 26.
(8) The Vancouver Book Co. remained at 138 Cordova for only a short time. By 1911 it was at 932 Granville Street: Henderson's Greater Vancouver City Directory (1910–11). The information about Granville Stationery Co. is from Vancouver Daily World (March 9, 1910), 5, and Henderson's Greater Vancouver City Directory (1910). When the Vancouver Book Co. failed in 1913, Granville Stationery bought its stock and sold it off at clearance prices: "The Granville Stationery Store Is Selling Off a Bankrupt Stock," Vancouver Daily World (August 4, 1913), 5.
(9) "Secures Wholesale End," Province (June 8, 1911), 28.
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2nd Row. Purl across row. Repeat these 2 rows twice.
7th & 8th Rows. With Brown, knit across each row.
9th Row. Purl across row.
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Q: Getting rid of console logs in redux wrapper with Next.js Hey guys I just downloaded some source file from internet which uses redux thunk with Next.js in order to see how things work and then after running it with npm run dev the project runs successfully but then in console I keep getting this logs:
1. WrappedApp.getInitialProps wrapper got the store with state {
  loginAndSignupReducer: [],
  getCategoryReducer: { loading: false, err: false, data: [] },
  MyStoryReducer: { loading: false, err: false, data: [] },
  reportStoryReducer: { loading: false, err: false, data: [] },
  getAllDetails: []
}
3. WrappedApp.getInitialProps has store state {
  loginAndSignupReducer: [],
  getCategoryReducer: { loading: false, err: false, data: [] },
  MyStoryReducer: { loading: false, err: false, data: [] },
  reportStoryReducer: { loading: false, err: false, data: [] },
  getAllDetails: []
}
4. WrappedApp.render created new store with initialState {
  loginAndSignupReducer: [],
  getCategoryReducer: { loading: false, err: false, data: [] },
  MyStoryReducer: { loading: false, err: false, data: [] },
  reportStoryReducer: { loading: false, err: false, data: [] },
  getAllDetails: []
}

These things get rendered first of all and so because of this. I also see them in page source as objects
I have shared an image below please refer to it, I rendered my id in <p> tag but then here I am seeing it as object.

Does anyone from where to get rid of them permanently?

A: This is most likely because you copy the code sample from the docs which sets debug to true when you create a wrapper:
export const wrapper = createWrapper<State>(makeStore, {debug: true});

Remove the debug property or set it to false to fix the issue
export const wrapper = createWrapper<State>(makeStore);

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A: There are two reasons for this that I can think of, either the Debug Property is set to false during the wrapper creation. To Fix that, do this
// From This
const wrapper = createWrapper<RootState>(initializeStore, { debug: true })

// To This
const wrapper = createWrapper<RootState>(initializeStore, { debug: false })

// Or Rather
const wrapper = createWrapper<RootState>(initializeStore)

Or you might have some middleware like "logger" in your State. So if that's the case get rid of any middleware you don't need. Logger can be replaced with redux-devtools-extension

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Rankings: 13th
The Takeaway: The quirks at Prestwick have long prevented it from being included in the modern Open rota with its last hosting being in 1925; the 24th in its history. The course is chuck full of old school links features like blind shots, shared fairways, driveable par fours, cavernous bunkers, and confounding green contours. Love the quirks or hate them, Prestwick will keep your attention from the opening tee to the final putt. Grade B+
Designer: Old Tom Morris in 1851
Cost: £100.00 - £215.00 (£50 plus gratuity) Click for current rates
Phone Number: +44 (0) 1292 477404
Course Website: Official Website - Visit Prestwick Golf Club's official website by clicking on the link provided.
Directions: Get here! - 2-4 Links Rd., Prestwick, Scotland KA9 1QH – UNITED KINGDOM
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What to Expect: The original host of the British Open, Prestwick rivals any course in the world in terms of history. After leaving St Andrews, Old Tom Morris came to Prestwick and designed, built, and maintained the course that opened in 1851. The first British Open was then held there nine years later with Old Tom striking the first shot ever in the event and won it the following year for the first of his four Open championships. The quirks at Prestwick are plentiful with blinds shots, wild greens, treacherous bunkers, and a confounding routing. The short opening hole is one of the most unique in golf with players teeing off only a handful of paces from the large glass window of the pro shop and a speed railway framing the right side of the hole with only an old wall separating the rail from the course. Without a driving range to warmup on, hitting driver here is highly discouraged since it brings some bunkering and dunes into play that you want nothing to do with let alone the possibility of slicing one into a train. From there on you face risk/reward opportunities on the reachable par five Cardinal hole, the blind par three 5th hole over the Himalayas dune, and on the driveable par fours featured on the closing stretch. A lot of holes have changed over the years at Prestwick with the only one staying untouched remaining its best; the original Alps hole (#17). The blind approach over the Alps dune and across the massive bunker fronting the green is simply one of the greatest shots in golf. The course sits next to the ocean but views are relatively limited with the best scenery being within the course rather than outside it. In the end, Prestwick has plenty of features that will keep you engaged throughout many, many rounds. While it ranks outside of Scotland top ten courses, the lumps in the fairway, the dunes shaping the landscape, and the contours in the greens will unveil something new every loop around the course.
Championship (Black) 71 6908 74.4 139
Medal (White) 71 6551 73.2 133
Senior (Blue) 71 5973 70.6 122
Ladies (Green) 74 5571 74.3 132
Signature Hole: 17th (Alps) Hole – 394 Yard Par 4 – The only original hole left at Prestwick and unquestionably its best. The world famous Alps hole features a narrow fairway to hit enroute to attacking the green. The second shot is blind over the Alps mound and plays to a green guarded by the devouring Sahara bunker. Many players have underestimated the length required to fly their ball all the way to the putting surface and have found themselves taking multiple strokes to get out of the desert bunker that features two sets of stairs to descend with. The back of the green is sloped in a backstop fashion to encourage golfers to play plenty of yardage and give themselves the best chance to get a green in regulation. Golf architecture geeks beware, your mind may be blown the first time you experience the original Alps hole and see why it has been duplicated so many times. As a side note, this also happens to be the oldest hole in championship golf history.
17th (Alps) Hole at Prestwick Golf Club (394 Yard Par 4)
Best Par 3: 5th (Himalayas) Hole – 231 Yards – This hole is one of the reasons you'll never see Prestwick host the British Open again. In a day and age where blind shots are pretty much black balled in major championship golf, the Himalayas hole is as blind as it gets with a massive dune standing between you and the green and colored aiming discs mounted on the fence that correspond to the tee box you are playing from. While a lot of people may hate a hole like this, I love the uniqueness and anticipation a hole like this offers which how it has become so famous. Players that have a hard time lifting the ball may have a miserable experience getting over the towering Himalayas hill that is covered in thick foliage that is difficult to recover from. Once you make it over the mound you need to avoid the five bunkers framing the left side of the green along with the single sandy hole at the front right. At 231 yards from the tips this hole isn't for the faint of heart and you can hope you don't have to play it in a head wind.
5th (Himalayas) Hole at Prestwick Golf Club (231 Yard Par 3)
Best Par 4: 1st (Railway) Hole – 345 Yards – I love when an opening hole really sets the tone for the round rather than mailing it in with a forgiving, but forgettable, starter. Prestwick revels its famous quirkiness right out of the gate with this modest lengthed par four that features a wall down the entire right side which provides two purposes; to establish the out of bounds line of the hole and to offer some protection to the railway that runs parallel to it. Driver isn't the recommended play as even a weak fade can find itself flirting with a train racing by and hitting it too far down the fairway can bring mounding and bunkers into play from the left side. With out of bounds and the railway continuing up the right side and next to the green, every effort needs to be made from start to finish to stay away from the right despite the bunker protecting the left side of the green. An iron off the opening tee, trains racing by along the boundary of the course, and the clubhouse nearly sitting in your backswing? Welcome to Prestwick!
1st (Railway) Hole at Prestwick Golf Club (345 Yard Par 4)
Best Par 5: 3rd (Cardinal) Hole – 533 Yards – Prestwick's first par five takes some local knowledge to conquer and offers a unique challenge to take on. The tee shot plays over Pow Burn to a fairway that terminates at a cross bunker 230 yards from the tee. Long hitters, that are also a tad foolish, may try to carry their drive 300+ yards over the famously penal Cardinal bunker that is backed by a wood wall. Some players may try to carry the 230 yard cross bunker and land their drive in the small patch of fairway between it and the Cardinal bunker, a play that requires carrying the ball 245 yards but stops before reaching 270 yards and tumbling into the Cardinal bunker. No matter what play is decided off the tee, golfers are then faced with a reachable dogleg right with Pow Burn running along the right side of the fairway. The fairway carves between the 12th and 4th tee boxes which can add some intimidation when trying to execute properly a long iron or fairway wood shot. Long iron or fairway wood off the tee, carnivorous cross bunkers in the middle of the fairway, and a burn to boot? Yep, that's the kind of character Prestwick delivers and why a caddie can be so hopeful on your loop here.
3rd (Cardinal) Hole at Prestwick Golf Club (533 Yard Par 5)
Birdie Time: 18th (Clock) Hole – 288 Yard Par 4 – In the same vein as North Berwick, Prestwick gives players a sub-300 yard par four to score well on with the home hole. Named "Clock" since the clock on the clubhouse marks the aiming point for players, this driveable par four with a large green is the perfect way for golfers to walk off the course with a smile on their face. Be careful not to flirt with the ridge on the right side of the fairway that can cause you grief on your approach shot. With players looking on from the clubhouse and on the first tee, this is the perfect time to summon your inner greatness and throw a birdie on your scorecard for your final score.
18th (Clock) Hole at Prestwick Golf Club (288 Yard Par 4)
Bogey Beware: 10th (Arran) Hole – 453 Yard Par 4 – The inward nine starts with Prestwick's stiffest test with this two-shotter that not only plays long, but climbs steadily uphill the entire way to the green. Three fairway bunkers protect the driving zone and must be avoided for any chance of reaching this green in regulation. Missing this fairway brings four additional fairway bunkers into play as golfers face hacking out of the long fescue that frames the hole. The large and subtly sloped green can quickly yield a three putt or thwart an up and down effort when trying to save par. If you manage to save par here it is an impressive start to a back nine where you can score well on.
10th (Arran) Hole at Prestwick Golf Club (453 Yard Par 4)
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Mid South Club
Mid South Club will always be overshadowed by many of its famous neighbors, but the course is a solid track that is deserving of consideration when in the sandhills of North Carolina. The trait that stands out most are the fast greens that roll beautifully and true; a feature that can be appreciated by all players. The greens were renovated in 2017 and planted with Champion Bermuda grass that is proving to thrive in that location. Also, like most Arnold Palmer designs, the par fives are the h…


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HomeCOVID-19: Cameroon's 13 'Empty' Measures, what government must do
COVID-19: Cameroon's 13 'Empty' Measures, what government must do
by - the observer on - April 01, 2020
On the 17th March 2020, Cameroon's Prime Minister, Chief Dr Joseph Dion Ngute outlined 13 measures put in place by Government to curb the spread of the Coronavirus. Two weeks after, the Central African country records new cases everyday.
Schools have been shutdown, gatherings of more than 50 persons prohibited, inter-urban transport limited to 50 persons in one bus, cameroonians have been encouraged to wash their hands regularly with soap and avoid touching their eyes, mouth and nostrils. People no longer greet each other.
These measures have still not stopped the spread of the Coronavirus in Cameroon. Four of the country's 10 regions are affected. With Yaounde topping the chart in most cases and Douala in most deaths.
Shockingly, markets all over the national territory are still open, people go about their daily activities unperturbed. Other Cameroonians are running away from being tested.
This means government's 13 measures are not a deterrent to the spread of the virus in the country.
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari recently shutdown the cities of Lagos and Abuja with Nigeria having less than a hundred cases. Cameroon with 223 cases, life goes on as normal but for bars and restaurants that close at 6PM.
Wash your hands, don't move out if it's not absolutely necessary, wear face masks are being song every now and then by Health Minister, Manaouda Malachie. Nothing is changing on the ground. A health facility in the West Region of Cameroon has been shutdown temporarily because a health worker tested positive to the virus.
Tuesday March 31, Cameroon's President, Paul Biya, launched a solidarity fund with the state bringing in one billion FCFA.
The Country's Health Minister a day earlier said 630 millions had been used to quarantine patients in a little over 14 days. For how long can one billion last?
The country doesn't pride itself with modern heath care facilities and curbing the spread of the virus is the only way out now.
On Twitter and other social media handles, Cameroonians have asked the government to shutdown the cities of Douala, Yaounde and Bafoussam, a phenomenon that has affected major cities across the world hit by the virus, but nothing is said in this regard.
More and more persons risk being infected with the virus as business goes on as usual in the affected cities.
In China like in the USA, emergency centres are constructed to quarantine new cases. Sadly, Cameroon is not thinking in this regard.
Parliament is currently meeting, one would have thought a bill to adjust the state budget to improve the Heath care system be tabled, nothing as at now
Cameroonians while respecting the 13 measures of Government will have to rely only on God alone to be safe.


Finding Aid for the Chi Alpha Delta Sorority. Oral history interviews and historical research. 1993-2003.
Record Series 656 contains audio recordings and written transcripts of oral history interviews with Chi Alpha Delta Sorority alumnae members and research on the history of the sorority. The interviews and research were conducted by sorority members who were also students enrolled in UCLA Asian American Studies Course 199 between 1994-1997. Interviewees include members of the original 1929 Chi Alpha Delta pledge class and members who were interned during World War II.
The Chi Alpha Delta Sorority is the first Asian American sorority in the United States. Chi Alpha Delta was organized in May 1928 by fourteen charter members, under the guidance of Helen Matthewson Laughlin, Dean of Women (1919-1946). The sorority's founding mission was to promote friendships, cooperation, and social activities among Japanese women students at UCLA. Chi Alpha Delta was officially recognized by UCLA on April 5, 1929 and was granted full university privileges in 1962. The sorority is now open to all women students.
Copyright has not been assigned to the UCLA University Archives. All requests for permission to publish or quote from the records must be submitted in writing to the University Archivist. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the UCLA University Archives as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained.


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Unusual alliance in Sri Lanka forged to save blue whales
APMarch 5, 2019
When the feeding grounds of blue whales overlap with busy shipping lanes, business interests often supersede those of the endangered marine mammals.
But in Sri Lanka, an unusual alliance has been forged: conservationists and shipping companies have aligned in a bid to move the heavily-trafficked lane about 28 kilometers (17 miles) away to help avoid collisions between whales and freighters. The only holdout is Sri Lanka, which has so far declined to sign off on the proposal, jeopardizing the future there of the biggest animal ever known to have lived on the planet, scientists say.
The hundreds of blue whales in Sri Lankan waters — marine biologists estimate there are 600 to 1,500 — feed on tiny shrimp in the shipping lane, and are also believed to mate and give birth nearby. Shipping executives say they would gladly relocate the traffic corridor, recognizing their ships would be safer in waters not already clogged with fishing vessels, whale-watching boats and the whales themselves, which can grow to more than 33 meters (100 feet), more than twice the length of a Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaur.
Bryan Wood-Thomas, vice president of the World Shipping Council, said the group wrote to the Sri Lankan prime minister in 2017, affirming that all major international shipping organizations believed Sri Lanka should work with the United Nations to move its traffic lane.
"This is one of the few cases in the world where we can physically separate ships from where the whales are," Wood-Thomas said. "Yes, it adds a little distance, fuel and money to shipping costs, but the extra cost is really minor."
He said it was no small feat to get the majority of the world's shipping companies to agree to move the shipping lane in Sri Lanka.
"There are other places in the world where doing this would incur significant fuel costs or add a lot of time to the journey that businesses will not be happy to absorb," he said.
For a shipping lane to be moved, the country whose waters are most affected must submit a formal proposal to the International Maritime Organization, the UN agency that regulates shipping. Despite numerous meetings between scientists, the shipping industry and UN officials during the past six years, Sri Lankan officials have demurred from supporting the shipping lane shift.
Rear Adm. Rohana Perera of Sri Lanka's Marine Environment Protection Authority said the government is concerned about the economic impact of the proposed shipping lane move on its ports, fearing passing ships might not be as inclined to stop in Sri Lanka. He said a decision would "hopefully" be made in March.
The recent political turmoil in Sri Lanka has also complicated matters; a new government was only formed in late December after the president sacked the prime minister, prompting a constitutional crisis. Perera acknowledged Sri Lanka had other priorities at the moment, but said they also recognized the importance of protecting blue whales.
"Conservation problems are usually so complex, but this one is very clear-cut," said Asha de Vos, executive director of Oceanswell, a Sri Lankan marine nonprofit. "This is a situation where Sri Lanka could really shine by taking the initiative."
In many parts of the world, there is no easy solution to the convergence of ships and cetaceans.
For example, scientists have long been worried about the sperm whales that live in the Straits of Gibraltar, but have few solutions.
"It's an incredibly busy area for shipping, but unfortunately, there's not much scope for moving the shipping lane because the straits are so narrow," said Russell Leaper, the scientific lead for blue whales at the International Fund for Animal Welfare, a conservation group.
Once hunted to the brink of extinction, the blue whale population has slowly begun to rebound since being granted protection from commercial whaling in 1946. Due to their size, the whales' only known predators are orcas and humans. Conservationists estimate there are between 5,000 and 15,000 blue whales globally and although their numbers are believed to be increasing, they are still classified as "endangered."
Scientists warn that blue whales in Sri Lanka are particularly vulnerable because they are the only population that doesn't migrate, making them especially susceptible to local threats such as ship strikes, Leaper said.
"It's a very unusual population because they're very isolated and they are in Sri Lanka all year around," he said. "Removing that one threat of ship strikes would make a very large contribution to saving them."
Although statistics on how many whales are killed by ships are patchy, some studies estimate dozens of blue whales are fatally struck by ships in Sri Lankan waters every year. Scientists say they believe that for every blue whale identified in a ship accident, up to 50 others go undetected, largely because once whales are struck and killed, they sink to the bottom of the ocean.
Michael Fishbach, executive director of the Great Whale Conservancy, said that protecting blue whales is crucial not just for the species, but for the planet. He explained that whales help stimulate the production of plankton, which in turn produces more oxygen to offset the impact of climate change.
"For the health of the oceans, we really need more whales," Fishbach said.
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Google Adwords can be a great place to begin if you're interested in driving more traffic and business to your law firm online. However, if you're new to Google Adwords, you may be unsure of where to begin. Here are five tips that every law firm should know before you dive in.
Many people assume that the more popular the keyword, the more effective it will be for your campaign. However, just because a keyword gets a high volume of searches every month doesn't mean it's going to bring in clients for your firm. Broad keywords will get your ads in front of more people, but the more specific your keywords are to your business, the more qualified your clicks and leads will be.
If you use a broad keyword, Google can be very lenient in showing your ad for related searches. This can cause your ad to display for searches that are irrelevant for your business. For example, if you're an attorney bidding on the broad keyword "lawyers," your ad might be eligible to show for a search like "bankruptcy lawyers" or "divorce lawyers." Depending on your areas of practice, you might not even provide the type of legal help that the searcher is looking for.
To prevent spending money on clicks that won't drive business, bid on more specific terms such as "personal injury lawyer" (if this is what you do) and add terms such as "divorce" as a negative keyword (if you don't take family law cases). This will ensure your ad is not eligible to show whenever a word irrelevant to your business is present in the search.
Even if you have a list of several great keywords that you want to use, it's a mistake to try to use too many of them in one ad group. When you stuff an ad group with a variety of keywords about different topics, you won't get optimal results for any of them. It is a best practice to keep keywords in each ad group tightly related to one topic. For example, if you are a family law attorney, you might have one ad group for custody terms and a separate ad group for divorce.
If your keywords start to branch across multiple themes or topics, create an ad group or campaign for each. This way you can keep your ad copy highly relevant to your keywords and improve your click-through rate. A high click-through rate means not only more visits to your website but also an improvement to your quality score. A higher quality score can help generate the same clicks but at a lower price, improving your return on investment.
To make sure your Google AdWords campaigns are generating a positive ROI, it's important to implement conversion tracking. With conversion tracking, you can determine which keywords or ads are driving the most business to your firm. Otherwise, you could end up spending a lot of money on ads that aren't getting you closer to your business goals. One ad may get more clicks, but if none of those clicks are converting into leads via calls, forms, or chat, you could be spending money on the wrong keywords. It's a good idea to monitor your campaigns at least once per week to make sure they're performing in line with your goals. If an ad or keyword is under-performing, pause or replace it. If a keyword is exceeding your conversion goals, you could consider raising your bid to ensure it is shown more often.
Every Google ad must include a link to a page on your website. Instead of directing people to your homepage, send them to a targeted landing page. The landing page you choose should be as relevant to your ad copy and keywords as possible. If you mentioned a particular service in your ad, be sure to link to the landing page about that service. If you mentioned a deal or promotion in your ad, make sure that is addressed on your landing page as well.
Even though your homepage explains the general information about your firm, landing pages are more effective when it comes to converting visitors into leads. You want someone to find exactly what they were searching for when they clicked through from your ad. By matching your landing pages with your keywords and ad copy, the user will find the information they expect without having to search for it, meaning a better overall user experience.
If you don't know what you want from your Adwords campaigns, it can be difficult to determine if they are working for you. Before you run your first ad, it's a good idea to think about your business goals. How many clients do you want to get each month with your budget? After you've determined that number, figure out how many potential clients it takes on average for you to sign up one new client. The number of potential clients you need each month is going to be the number of conversions you want to get from your Adwords campaigns. Deciding these early on will help you determine the best settings for your campaign and which metrics to track.
It can be overwhelming trying to set up an Adwords account for your law firm for the first time or to jump back into the game. However, you don't have to have a perfect account structure from day one. Google Adwords makes it easy to experiment with which techniques work for you and to set a budget that fits your individual business needs.
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The Editorial Board of the RGNUL Student Law Review (RSLR) invites blog posts from the legal community on the theme 'Intellectual Property Rights' as an initiative supporting the Current Issue of the Law Review.


What is Better: Online or Land Roulette?
With every year technological progress is becoming even more sophisticated allowing better quality opportunities to almost every existing industry. Gambling business is not an exception. In order to beat the competitors and meet the growing demand of users gambling websites should grow and develop. They cannot exist without modern trends and tendencies as well. The advance of the World Wide Web allowed the development of online gambling houses with a great variety of hazard adventures.
Roulette is a very popular game among gamers from various countries. Some of them prefer to enjoy it in land-based casinos in order to feel the deepest thrills and excitement at full breath; others stay at home and play in front of the computer screen. Why few gamers honor online casino and avoid "brick and mortar" betting houses and vice versa? This article will help you to answer this question and find out what type of the casino will suit you best.
If spicy gambling atmosphere flavored with adrenalin and excitement is dominant for you when selecting a particular gambling establishment to play at, then land-based variant will probably meet all your current requirements. Just imagine what excitement you can experience when all the bets are already made and you watch where the ball will land and hold your breath in the meantime! Real spectacular emotions that you can obtain in land-based casinos do not come within miles of the quietness in front of your PC screen.
Bar, drinks and live music are considered as another advantage of the offline casino.
Fairness is another important factor to consider. It is crucially important to mention that random number generator is nowadays used in both land and virtual betting establishments thus making the classic roulette games maximum fair.
Many gamblers from various countries of the world (and especially from the far-reaching regions) prefer virtual roulette. Why? Firstly, online gambling establishments display the betting information on the screen making it easier for players to decide what bet or bets to make. Broader list of virtual banking allows quicker transactions and a range of payment methods (credit/debit cards, electronic wallets, bank wire transfer) alongside with various financial providers.
Convenience of the online casino roulette game remains undisputable. If you look for quietness and calmness then you should definitely use online roulette alternative.
When it comes to the music, sounds and graphics online casinos are on velvet due to the luxurious graphics and excellent sound effects.
The listed below information is essential in the search for proper roulette casino type and may help you to make a right choice. Remember: if you look for flexibility and convenience - play online roulette. If the thrills factor is dominant for you - decide in favor of land-based betting house.
Whatever variant you will prefer, do not forget that the hand of Lady Luck is the only thing that determines the end-results of the game.


When the euro was launched, its primary selling point – at least to Brits who wanted to kid themselves this wasn't all about political union – was that it would boost trade. The absence of fluctuating exchange rates, which might create uncertainty, and of transaction costs, which reduce the gains to trade, would supposedly deliver a huge boost to commerce and economic integration, and hence economic growth, productivity, wages and GDP.
Nobody today can argue that the past 15 years have been anything other than disastrous for the eurozone, but many ardent supporters still maintain that the single currency has been good for trade. It is hard to know what would have happened to imports and exports had the euro not replaced the franc, lira and mark, of course, but fresh research demonstrates that the eurozone is actually less integrated today than it was when the euro was launched.
The note, produced by the Bruegel think-tank, is devastating. It measures integration on one simple metric: the share of exports from members of the eurozone and EU that go to other eurozone and EU countries, as derived from the IMF's Direction of Trade Statistics database. The figures have been adjusted for the changing membership of both those regions.
During the 1980s, as Bruegel's researcher Giulio Mazzolini points out, EU countries' exports increasingly went to one another. Intra-EU exports rose by eight percentage points of the total to peak in the early 1990s at around 68pc of the total. The share then fell back to around 65pc before stagnating for a while and then returning to the 67-68pc level, where it remained until the end of the 2000s. It then collapsed and is now back to around 64pc, a level of integration last seen in the mid to late 1980s.
As to the eurozone, which was launched on January 1, 1999, the results mirror those for the broader EU almost perfectly, suggesting, as Bruegel puts it, that "the common currency might not have had the expected effect on trade between euro area members". Intra-eurozone exports peaked at around 52pc of the total in the late 1990s and have been in decline ever since. They are now down at least five percentage points from their peak. This wasn't caused by the financial crisis, though of course the hit to cross-border trade finance won't have helped.
When the euro was launched, few would ever have thought that the German 10-year bund yield would one day fall below 0.9pc, as it did this week, as fears of deflation and permanent stagnation returned to grip the eurozone with a vengeance. The europhiles were deluded about almost everything. But the failure of trade to take off has confounded even the sceptics, of which I was one at the time.
We were always terrified of the macroeconomic consequences of the single currency's one size fits all interest rates. We worried about what would happen when countries defied the strictures of the stability and growth pact and mismanaged their finances. We were convinced that the inability of social-democratic economies to liberalise their product and labour markets meant they wouldn't be able to handle slumps in demand without a massive crisis and rocketing unemployment; while an imperfect and even dangerous tool, under the old model, countries could always use currency devaluations as a shock absorber. But we did think that trade would probably increase as a result of the euro, even though we thought that this would actually misallocate resources in an effect known as trade diversion by economists.
The eurosceptics were spectacularly right on all of these issues but we actually were too ready to concede that the single currency would, on the margins at least, boost intra-eurozone trade. It did no such thing. The euro has been entirely and unremittingly catastrophic. It has been bad, with no upside. The benefits of a stable, low-inflation currency on countries such as Greece have been outweighed by the massive costs imposed.
As the emerging markets continue to outgrow the sclerotic, decadent and decaying continent, more and more of the exports of Europe's most successful companies will go to China, Brazil or India. As the Pew Research Centre has noted, United Nations statistics show that half of the world's population of 7.2bn people now live in just six countries. China is largest (1.4bn), followed by India (1.3bn), the US, Indonesia, Brazil and Pakistan, totalling 3.6bn people. Forget about the eurozone and its ineffective currency: that is where the markets will be.


There isn't much I wouldn't do for a warm Christmas cookie, you could call me a Christmas cookie whore. This Christmas, I'm definitely going to have to give to receive. As long, I'm receiving Christmas Cookies, I'm okay with that.


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Home Internet US Police Agencies Tracks People's Phones With Low-Cost Surveillance Tool
US Police Agencies Tracks People's Phones With Low-Cost Surveillance Tool
The tool, which is sold by the Virginia company Fog Data Science LLC, does not require a warrant and can be accessed immediately. To obtain geofence data, authorities must typically issue a warrant to companies such as Google and Apple, and this process can take weeks.
US Police Agencies Tracks People's Phones With Low-Cost Surveillance Tool.
According to the AP and the EFF, police and law enforcement agencies have been using a low-cost phone tracking tool called Fog Reveal, even in small areas with fewer than 100,000 residents.
The Associated Press has published a report detailing authorities' use of the tool for various investigations since at least 2018, including tracking murder suspects and potential participants in the January 6th Capitol riot.
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According to AP, Fog Reveal tracks people by using advertising identification numbers, which are unique IDs assigned to each mobile device. It gets its data from aggregators who collect data from apps like Waze and Starbucks that serve targeted ads based on a user's location and interests.
Both the coffee shop chain and the Google subsidiary denied explicitly authorizing their partners to share data with Fog Reveal.
Through Freedom of Information Act requests, the Electronic Frontier Foundation obtained documents about Fog, which it then shared with AP. Bennett Cyphers, an EFF special adviser, describes the tool as "sort of a mass surveillance program on a budget."
Its prices are said to start at $7,500 per year, and some agencies even share access with other nearby departments to further reduce costs.
According to data from GovSpend, which tracks government spending, Fog was able to sell around 40 contracts to nearly two dozen agencies. Authorities have already used it to search hundreds of millions of records.
While Fog Reveal only tracks people using advertising IDs that aren't linked to their names, authorities can use its data to create "patterns-of-life" analyses. They can, for example, determine that a specific ad ID belongs to a person who frequently passes by a Starbucks on their way to work from home.
Furthermore, Fog allows authorities to track an ad ID's movements back at least 180 days. Matthew Broderick, managing partner at Fog, recently admitted that the tool "has a three-year reach back."
Authorities have used the tool with varying degrees of success in recent years. Prosecutor Kevin Metcalf of Washington County said he has previously used Fog without a warrant in situations requiring immediate action, such as finding missing children and solving homicide cases.
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In response to privacy concerns raised by Fog's use, he stated: "I think people are going to have to make a decision on whether we want all this free technology, we want all this free stuff, we want all the selfies. But we can't have that and at the same time say, 'I'm a private person, so you can't look at any of that."
The EFF, of course, disagrees with him. It calls Fog a "powerfully invasive tool" and advises users to turn off ad ID tracking on their phones.
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Third-Year Microbiology Labs Moved Online Due to Rising Coronavirus Cases
The lab classes were moved online amid rising coronavirus cases countrywide.
Jane CookScience & Research Editor
Sinéad Baker for The University Times
Laboratory classes for third-year microbiology students have been moved online for the rest of the semester.
An email sent to students on October 15th, signed by third-year microbiology coordinator Ursula Bond, said that "the decision was made to reduce exposure to SARS-CoV-2 and for the safety of staff, students and the wider society", citing increasing community transmission of the coronavirus and the new level-four restrictions for Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan as reasons for the move to online teaching.
The laboratory experiments will now be recorded and the data will be given to students to work with as part of their assessment.
Speaking to The University Times, Mairéad O'Toole, a third-year microbiology student, said that the teaching staff were "really aware that some students were travelling from outside of Dublin into Dublin to go to their lab".
"So they were really worried they were coming from counties that were in level four."
Earlier this month, this newspaper reported that many Trinity students opted to commute to Dublin from as far away as Sligo and Cork for their limited contact hours this semester instead of finding Dublin accommodation.
Travel for education is allowed under level-three and level-four restrictions. However, it can also pose significant health risks both for the travelling student and those they may come in contact with while travelling, in college or when back home.
"I think everyone in the class was disappointed, but it's understandable," said O'Toole. "Because If you're going to trust anyone when it comes to infectious disease, I suppose you have to trust the microbiologists."
O'Toole added that the looming possibility of the country entering level-five lockdown meant that their labs likely would have been cancelled anyway, and that moving online now may be an easier transition.
The cancellation of the in-person third-year microbiology labs raises the question of how students that rely on hands-on lab teaching will fare if restrictions tighten further and more in-person teaching has to be moved online.
"I'm a little bit worried about how it's going to affect my education," remarked O'Toole. "I think we'll still be able to learn, but I think it will negatively impact us."
The email concluded: "It is with deep regret that we have had to make this decision but I hope you will understand that the health and safety of our staff and students must be paramount in all our activities in the Microbiology Department."
On September 18th, College announced that all classes apart from those which must be delivered in person would be moved online due to Dublin entering level-three restrictions.
The Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences were the most affected, while in-person teaching for Health Science and Engineering, Mathematics and Science students continued as planned at that time.
In an email to all students, signed by Provost Patrick Prendergast, Vice-Provost Jürgen Barkhoff and Chair of the Resumption of Teaching Working Group Áine Kelly, College said that the in-person science teaching would continue "either because it is laboratory, practical or other teaching requiring physical presence or because it is required for professional accreditation".


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