The Days of Johann, an agility dog!: Agility practice and a big fall!
Agility practice and a big fall!
Last Friday, we headed south to a great place we like to visit to rent an agility ring and get in a little practice.
We met up with our pals Rocco and his Mum, as they wanted to get in a little practice in a new place; and it was great to have other dogs around to get us all excited to play our favorite game.
Mum ran Gracie a couple of times and she did very, very well! She didn't run off at all, was really focused on Mum, made all of her frame and dogwalk contacts, and even did the teeter twice in a row making all her attempts. We were very, very proud.
I got to run two runs too. We loved this little course they already had set up, so we stuck with it. It had some nice little challenges, some backside jumps, straight tunnel challenges and weaves after the chute which is always interesting.
The first time Mum ran me, it was a disaster. I was super fast....Mum didn't get where she needed to be, I blasted out of the tunnel and we almost collided. But the cool thing was that the first three jumps to the dog walk, then a straight on backside jump, was a work of art on my first run.
My next run we got on video, and we are so glad we did! You can see that something happened on my approach up the dogwalk and when I reached the first apex, I was on my way to falling off. Take a look and let me know what you think happened?
Thank goodness, I was completely OK, Although you may, if you listen very carefully, hear Mum say a little bad word. But yep, she checked me out thoroughly and I was a-ok. She didn't want to end my day with that fall, so we started over and had a really nice little run. Not as fast as my very first one, but not too bad for a 10 year old!
After Gracie and I were done, it was Rach's turn. Rach has been doing ground jumps, tunnels, and working on a wobble board and contact board at home in your cabin yard. But he has never, ever seen the real contacts before. So Mum wanted him to experience them a little in a really safe way, feel the rubber under the paws...well you get the idea!
She first put him on the table and he did an immediate down. What a good boy! Mum worked a little on having him stay in the down and taking a few steps back. After the third try he got it.
Rach has so much fun, he bit Mum's finger!
Then with Rocco's Mum on one side and Mum on the other, with Rach in his harness, the led him up the dogwalk. I think the Mum's where a bit overly cautious and made Rach a little nervous, but he finally enjoyed the second time over, and immediately when into his 2o2o. What a good boy!
Then they headed over to the teeter, and what do you know? Rach went right up to the end (with the Mum's holding it up, and got lots of treats there. Then he did it again, and got more treats, then the Mum's lowered it up and down a few inches so he could feel the movement and he was doing so well, that they slowly lowered it and again, he went right into his 2o2o. Another good boy!
They headed over to the aframe and the Mum's lowered it to about 2 feet off the ground at the apex. Rach couldn't wait to get his paws on the frame. Mum leashed him and led him over and he scrambled over and did his 2o2o again! He did it a few times and they finished on a super happy, accomplished note.
The weather was amazingly perfect, so we took a little hike after around the grounds, then the Mum's headed out to lunch while we were happy to take a little snooze.
All in all it was a great training day and super fun with our pals!
Gosh, we have to be honest, Johann. You were moving so fast that we didn't see anything scary! You are a genius at agility!
I think I might have heard a little word when you fell, Johann, but I'm sure your mum was entitled to say a little something when you gave her such a fright! I'm glad you didn't get hurt.
She did say a baddie....hope YouTube doesn't pull the vid! BOL!


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Albert Grabuleda Signs to ALTERED.LA
Production company ALTERED.LA announce today the signing of actor-turned-director, Albert Grabuleda to their commercial roster.
Beginning his film career as an actor for TV, features and commercials, Albert realised his true passion; bringing his own stories to life. Transitioning to directing firstly through indie short films, he then discovered a love for advertising, and the challenges of condensing detailed narratives into short time frames.
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As well as working with a host of global brands, Albert has collaborated with a number of global celebrities, such as Antonio Banderas, and with some of the most well-known faces in sport over his career, including footballing legends Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp and F1's Fernando Alonso, to name a few.
In 2021, Albert released "Mantis", a short film which became the most nominated fashion film of the year; nominated at Paris and Berlin Fashion Film Festivals and at La Jolla Fashion Film Festival. It was one of the most awarded films in the world; Berlin Commercial, Barcelona Fashion Film, Shark Tank, 1.4, Festival internacional cine de ciudad de méxico. In 2022, Albert first entered the US commercial market, filming over 14 commercials between Barcelona, Mexico, Ecuador and the United States.
After five successful years as a director based primarily out of Spain, Albert considers the year ahead in 2023 as an exciting new chapter in his directing career. Looking to develop more of his own personal projects, as well as conquer the US commercial market, he will be building on his critical momentum amassed over recent years.
Albert Grabuleda, Director, ALTERED.LA commented:
"When you sign with someone at a national level, it is a commitment that you have to evaluate in detail, it sets the beginning of a long journey in which little by little you start adapting to a new family and you gradually integrate into a new world of agencies, clients and different ways of working.That is why for me the choice is based on two fundamental points: first, the directors and talent the firm represents, and without a doubt ALTERED.LA has top notch professionals in its ranks and therefore one feels proud to be within that club; second, the people who make the production house itself. There has to be a connection, an aligned strategy between the two, and above all, mutual comfort."
Marcos Cline, founder and executive producer at ALTERED.LA commented:
"Albert's aesthetic is one that compliments the ALTERED.LA's roster. We strive to be a home to a diverse pool of talent, not just in their backgrounds but in their approach, prefered genres, and storytelling profiles. Albert's high end, contemporary fashion oriented approach lends itself to a specific kind of board which we see often emanating from our markets. Albert's inclusion reflects a continued growth for us in creating visually appealing content."
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AML Group has today announced the appointment of a new creative team - Jack Smith and Dylan Burnside-Smith
Vanessa Fortier Joins Chicago Agency TDP as Creative Director
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Joe Kirkendall Rises to Head of Production for Dictionary Films
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"Wynter was taken from us suddenly but we know that she was only taken into the hands of a God she loved with her whole heart. Though we mourn deeply at this time, we are doing so with hope. And though we hurt, her life and her legacy will continue on through each one of us, especially my four daughters. Thank you for your prayers, specifically for my girls."
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THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
FOSSIL MAN.[1]
By JOHN G. ROTHERMEL.
WITHIN a comparatively short time our knowledge of man's existence upon the earth has been greatly increased. By the aid of monuments, language, man's handicraft in stone, brass, bronze, and iron in constructing implements of warfare and husbandry, the anthropologist has been able to classify prehistoric man into ages—namely, the chipped stone or palæolithic, the polished stone or neolithic, the brass, the bronze, and the iron ages.
The purpose of this paper is to deal with the evidence of the earliest of these. The records are to be found in Nature's infallible history of the world's development printed on pages of rock in fossil type. In order that those present not conversant with geology may more clearly understand what is to follow, it will perhaps be well to briefly explain the order and arrangement of these pages of rock.
To carry out the simile, we might say that this great history is written in three volumes—the first and earliest called Palæozoic or Primary; the second, Mesozoic or Secondary; and the third, Kainozoic or Tertiary. The first volume, or Palæozoic, is divided into three books, each book treating of the flora and fauna which existed at the time of which it speaks. The first book is called Silurian, and treats of that part of the age when invertebrates predominated; the second, Devonian, and treats of that part of the age when fishes predominated; the third. Carboniferous, and treats of that part of the age when coal plants predominated. The second volume, or Mesozoic, is a record of the times when reptiles predominated. The third volume, Kainozoic, is a record of the times when mammals predominated.
It must be understood that there is no clear-cut line of demarcation separating the life of these ages, some of the forms of the earliest existing to-day, others having become extinct, the orders of life named with each age being simply the predominating life of the period. All these periods are divided into many minor subdivisions. Man being a mammal, we are, however, interested only in the subdivisions of the Kainozoic or Tertiary. This period, beginning with the earliest, is divided into Eocene, Oligocene, Miocene, Pliocene, and Post-Pliocene or Post-Tertiary, also called Quaternary. For the purposes of this subject we are interested mainly in the Post-Pliocene or Quaternary, which some
↑ A lecture delivered May 12, 1893, in the Popular Course before the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia.


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Q: storm-starter's PrintSampleStream example instruction the PrintSampleStream example in storm-starter project notes the following:
// to use this example, uncomment the twitter4j dependency information in the project.clj,
// uncomment storm.starter.spout.TwitterSampleSpout, and uncomment this class

the uncomment instructions are straightforward, but where is project.clj?

A: File "project.clj" is in the root directory of the project. See the github https://github.com/nathanmarz/storm-starter and uncomment twitter4j dependency in https://github.com/nathanmarz/storm-starter/blob/master/project.clj.

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René Piché
Preceded by Rene Brunelle
Occupation Newspaper publisher
Constituency Cochrane North
Name Rene Piche
Spouse(s) Olga Kowaluk
Succeeded by Rene Fontaine
Born May 5, 1931 Cache Bay, Ontario (1931-05-05)
Political party Progressive Conservative
Died January 22, 2011, Orleans, Ottawa, Canada
Party Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
René Louis Piché (May 5, 1931 – January 22, 2011) was a politician in Ontario, Canada. He was a Progressive Conservative member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1981 to 1985 who represented the northern Ontario riding of Cochrane North. He served as a minister without portfolio in the cabinet of Frank Miller. He was mayor of Kapuskasing from 1971 to 1980 and again from 1991 to 1993.
Piché was born in Cache Bay, Ontario in 1931 to parents Louis Piché and Églantine Nadon. He was one of four children. He lived in Kapuskasing and later Orleans, Ontario. In 1951, he married Olga Kowaluk and together they raised four children. In 1961 he founded a newspaper called the Northern Times and remained president and publisher until 1998. He was also the founding chairman of Northeastern Ontario Municipalities Action Group, serving for nine years as its chairman between 1972 and 1980. In addition, Piché served as a member of the Ontario Northland Transportation Commission for seven years from 1973 to 1980.
In 1971, Piché was elected mayor of Kapuskasing and served in that position until 1980.
In the 1981 provincial election he ran as the Progressive Conservative candidate in the riding of Cochrane North, defeating Liberal candidate Jean-Paul Bourgeault by 188 votes. He served as a backbench supporter of Bill Davis's government for four years. In 1983 he was appointed as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Revenue. When Frank Miller became Premier in 1985, he appointed Piché as Minister without portfolio responsible for northern transportation.
The Progressive Conservatives were reduced to a tenuous minority government in the 1985 provincial election. Piché was defeated losing to Liberal René Fontaine by 1,910 votes. He formally resigned from cabinet on May 17, 1985.
Piché attempted to return to the Ontario legislature in the 1990 provincial election, but finished third against New Democrat Len Wood.
He later returned to municipal politics, and again served as Kapuskasing's mayor in the 1991 and served one term until 1993.
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The Grizzlies will be at The Screening Room in Kingston, ON on Sunday, March 3, 2019. Doors at 8:45AM, and the Show Starts around 9:30AM. The Grizzlies line-up includes The Grizzlies. The Screening Room is located at 120 Princess Street, Kingston, ON.


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Glenfield Capital
Glenfield Capital Acquires Lake Burton Club (now known as Waterfall Country Club)
Glenfield Capital and its partner today acquired the Lake Burton Club and immediately changed the name to its original name, Waterfall Country Club. The 234 acre property includes a 52,000 sf athletic club, a 9,803 sf lodge, an 18 hole bent grass golf course designed by Scott Pool and 78 lots. The $30 million development's membership includes the region's most successful individuals.
Affiniti Golf Partners of Atlanta has been engaged to professionally manage the club. The club and its facilities and the 78 unsold lots will now be owned by separate entities.
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Q: GTKAda hello world I am having linking errors trying to run the gtkada sample program that comes with GPS.
Link
   [link]         main.adb
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgtk-3.so: undefined reference to `pango_fc_font_map_config_changed'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
gprbuild: link of main.adb failed
[2018-07-19 09:39:45] process exited with status 4, 100% (8/8), elapsed time: 01.05s
Is there a way to see what library paths GPS is searching?
Thanks,

A: In Project/Build/Switches/Ada Linker, add (in the summary line at the bottom of the panel)
-v -Wl,-v

(the -v is a switch to gnatbind, the -Wl,-v is a switch to the underlying linker. You may only need the latter)


This deadbeat, Joe Clapp, has two sons he neither supports nor sees by two different women. One of the sons lives in the same town as him. He hasn't paid child support on either kid their whole lives, the oldest one being nearly seven years old. He refuses to work and hold employment. Instead he parties, does drugs, and drinks. All while living off of his 80 some odd year old grandmother. His youngest son's mom has a restraining order against him and the older son's mom moved out of state when the scumbag walked out on her and her son for a then 15 year old girl. This guy is a grade A loser and should be avoided at all costs.
We agree 100%, Mr Clapp not only are you a looser in the books of all mothers you officially have the worst last name known to man. Moms, what do you think about this deadbeat dad who has two sons, lives with his grandmother, and refuses to pay child support. Its guys like this that make websites like this worth every hour spent behind a keyboard.
What a total douchebag! This guy should not be allowed to have any more children. Period.
This guy should have a court ordered vasectemy. And why didn't he go to jail for getting with a fifteen year old girl? Sounds like jail is where this loser is headed.


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 Daughters of Bilitis – prima organizzazione lesbica statunitense
 Le canzoni di Bilitis – raccolta poetica di Pierre Louÿs pubblicata nel 1894 e finta traduzione dal greco antico


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KitKat has announced a new flavor and chocolate fanatics are getting excited.
The new ruby KitKat looks reddish pink like rubies, but surprisingly that wasn't the inspiration for the name.
In a comment on their Instagram post, KitKat says the new flavor is Ruby chocolate, a fourth variation on chocolate after milk, dark and white. Ruby chocolate has an intense berry flavor without the addition of any flavors or colors, according to KitKat.
The candy maker said in a comment it plans to launch the pink version in Europe and the Americas following the UK launch.
Ruby KitKats have already been a hit in Japan and Korea.


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Floored
January 31, 2016 Jeanie Frenchpreparing for hardwood flooring, renovation timelines Leave a comment
Progress on the kitchen has been stalled while we are waiting for the hardwood flooring to dry out. We picked it up two weeks ago in Reno, where it was shipped from the warehouse in Sacramento. The wood has to acclimate to the temperature and specific humidity in the house, and it needs to shrink now before we glue and nail it down, so that we get a tight fit. The plan is to start installing it in a couple of weeks, and my beautiful daughter-in-law, Tori, has offered to help Dennis put it in. She's done it before, with her dad, and she says it's easier for short people!
The wait has worked out okay, since during this period I was still getting estimates for the cabinets. Every remodel takes longer than you hope it will, but I figured that this one would take at least 3 months to finish, partly because we are putting in a new floor, and partly because it takes time to get estimates and make decisions. Unlike those HGTV shows where they do a kitchen in three days, an ordinary remodel is a protracted process where you hurry up and wait a whole lot. Hurry up to order the flooring, wait for it to come in, and then wait for it to acclimate before it's installed. Hurry up and choose the cabinets, order them, wait for them to come in, and then wait for installation. Hurry up and choose the countertops, wait for them to be measured for, cut, and installed. Hurry up and choose the backsplash material so you can have it on hand to be installed as soon as the countertops are set. Oh, and did you need to paint? Better get that done before you have a new floor, new cabinets, and new countertops to worry about!
For the floor, I chose prefinished, natural red oak strip in 2 ¾" planks to match the flooring in the adjacent living room.
The living room floor is an old oak strip that was covered in brown carpet when we bought this house in 1987. I didn't know it, but my husband knew there was hardwood under the carpet and didn't tell me! We know each other too well. He knew what I'd want to do if I discovered there was oak floor under that nasty old brown carpet, so he didn't tell me. The secret came out some years ago when we had to tear out the old chimney and hearth. By that time, it was past time to replace that carpet.
We had to tear out the old chimney and hearth in the living room because it was crumbling and cracking. I really hated to knock down the old chimney. It was original to this house, and the foundation stones of the chimney were exactly that, stones. Really big stones, with a brick chimney stack built on top of them. That tells you something about the age of the main room of the house (this house has been added on to several times) and the people who built it and lived here. They knew the old ways of doing things: use what you have. We live on a volcanic litter field (not the technical term, but you get my meaning), with basalt boulders sprinkled around like nonpareils on a cupcake. You can't dig a fence post hole without running into a rock, some of them too big to break and dig up. When this house was built, lots of boulders were available for building (and still are), and they were also used as foundation stones for the older house on the place which has to be torn down because the roof is bad. (More about that later this year.) After we put in a lawn some years back, the ground settled under those big chimney stones, and the whole chimney structure became unstable.
Lo and behold, what to my wondering eye did appear when the tiles on the old hearth came out, but hardwood flooring! My husband should have played dumb, but he didn't. The living room was in for a face-lift. The old, singled-pane picture window came out, and we had a double-paned window custom-built and installed. Our son did all the trim work around the windows. We decided to put in an oil-burning stove to replace the wood stove that had been seated on the hearth in front of the chimney. I love wood heat, but cutting wood had become a problem for Dennis, and bending down to stoke the fire had become a problem for me, so we decided to go with a kerosene-burning stove that looks, sort of, like a wood stove. This also solved the problem of having to have somebody come in to keep the fire burning if we wanted to go anywhere in the wintertime. Without heat in the house, the pipes would freeze, and the wood stove was our only source of heat. Of course, as soon as we had the new stove installed, heating oil doubled in price. That's how our luck always runs. Dennis built a beautiful slate hearth and ran the stone up the inside wall. He did a good job, and I love it. We have the radiant warmth of a wood stove without the mess and work of wood, but we also have to pay the price for kerosene.
The acoustic tile ceiling in the living room was replaced at that time too. Before we bought the house, there'd been a leak in the roof over in the corner by the hearth. The ceiling tiles were stained and warped in that corner, and the wood floor there was also water-stained and a little warped. That's probably why the previous owners decided to cover it up with carpet when they added bedrooms and bathrooms onto the back of the house in the '70s. The ceiling tiles were torn out and replaced with sheet rock.
And finally, we were ready to refinish the old oak floor. At the time, we knew a guy. You know how that goes? There's always a guy. He did a good job sanding down the floor and restoring the beauty of the wood, even in the corner with the water damage. I had planned to stain the oak dark again, the color called gunstock, but the guy talked Dennis out of staining while I was teaching in Las Vegas. He also couldn't (or wouldn't) fill in the caulking between the planks because too much of the old caulking was still in place. He told Dennis to buff out the finish in a year and put another coat on it, and that would help seal the cracks. The buffing and second coat were never done, so the floor is a little squeaky in places.
When I came home from Vegas for a visit that fall, there was the finished floor, and it was beautiful. I've always been glad it wasn't stained because the paler color brings more light into a rather dark room, and the beauty of the individual boards is more evident, although keeping it natural has created some problems. For one thing, in the interim between finding the guy to do the living room floor and the guy actually coming in to do the floor (about a year's interval), Dennis and Joel had laid some prefinished hardwood in the hall in the gunstock color, to match the proposed color in the living room, and I'd put a matching stain and finish on six huge oak bookcases to line one wall of our unusually wide hallway. So now the living room and hall floors are both hardwood, but they don't match in color. That's a big oops that would take a heck of a lot of work to rectify, and I'm just not into it.
You can see the advantages of doing a whole house remodel all at once, and the disadvantages of doing things piecemeal. But unfortunately, most of us don't have $50,000 (or more) to sink into a remodel in one whack, and we have to do things as we can afford to do them. Sometimes, you make mistakes you just have to learn to live with. And you call it "character."
At least I know I'm not making a mistake with the new kitchen floor. It's going to be beautiful and durable, and it's going to flow nicely from one room to the other, with a transition in between that will also be dictated by past work. When the kitchen was redone twenty years ago, we widened the opening between kitchen and living room. Originally, there had been a door between the two rooms, and when the kitchen was added on to in the '70s, the door was removed but the opening was left the same size. We wanted it widened to allow heat from the stove in the living room to warm the kitchen, because we were taking out the small woodstove that sat in the corner where my kitchen table is today (or was before we moved it to stack the new flooring while it acclimates). Yes, I once had two woodstoves to stoke, not a good thing with a bad back. With a new double-paned window and a new outside door in the kitchen and with the wider opening to the living room allowing heat to transfer, we didn't need the little woodstove, and we did need the space for a kitchen table that would seat two adults and two tall teenagers.
Taking out a portion of the original wall between the living room and kitchen meant that there was then a gap where there was no oak flooring. I covered the gap with a rug for several years before we found the money and another guy to do the patch-in work. I also wanted him to repair some planks damaged by removing the glued-down hearth tiles over by the stove in the living room and box in the edges of the new slate hearth with oak trim. That guy was a big rip-off who caused as much damage as he repaired. By the stove, he dropped a hammer claw down on the new wood, and I didn't find the damage until I'd paid him off. I ended up having to fill several gouges in the new boards. He did an okay job filling in the gap in the flooring left by removing the wall, but he took shortcuts. Instead of feathering in the planks, he ran them horizontally, and created rather a wide transition. He had all kinds of excuses for doing things the easy way rather than the right way, and our ignorance let him get away with it while he charged us what seemed to me at the time an exorbitant hourly rate. I can't remember the exact number, but I know it was a whole lot more than either Dennis or I made per hour!
But it is what it is, and because there's a change in elevation there at the opening, we can't take out what that guy did and feather in with the new floor. It's all right. That transition doesn't look bad, and it will always remind me never to trust "a guy" and to do my homework. And after all, it's "character." Such a handy word and concept. I've learned I'd rather live with mistakes we've made ourselves than pay somebody to screw up! But either way, yeah, it's "character."
Laying the new floor in the kitchen is not going to be easy. We discovered that we can go over the old vinyl, but because there is particle board over the subfloor and under the vinyl, we have to both glue and staple down the new flooring. We have to use long staples to reach through the particle board and into the subfloor, and we have to glue because the staples could work out of the particle board if we don't. The vinyl is securely glued to the particle board, and the hardwood adhesive will hold the wood flooring securely to the vinyl, so it won't wiggle and cause the staples to become dislodged in the particle board. It's a messy alternative to ripping out the particle board and nailing directly into the subfloor, but it saves us time and labor, so that's how we're going to install the new floor. And before we do that, the rest of the cabinets have to be removed and the vinyl patched in where they sat so that we have a level, even surface for the hardwood. We picked up a roll of remnant vinyl at Home Depot when we were in Reno a few days ago. It is ugly, but it doesn't matter because it will be covered with oak flooring, and then the cabinets will sit on top of that.
We could have waited for the new cabinets to be installed and then put the new floor in around them, the way the vinyl floor was laid, but with wood floor, that means a lot more cuts around the cabinets, and more chances to make mistakes, cause more waste, and increase expenses, as well as a more difficult installation around awkward angles at the cabinet bases. So Joel talked his dad into putting the new flooring wall-to-wall. I thought all along that was the right choice, but what do I know? It's a good thing we have Joel to advise us, or we'd be stumbling along totally in the dark.
Floored: The Saga continues with installation. Nobody's looking forward to the next adventure with glue. We may be high as kites by the time it's over! And in the meantime, the kitchen walls need a fresh coat of paint. That'll be next weekend's task.
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Element Notes -- September 23
Seattle Foundation Blog
In this news roundup, census data and studies show how Seattle's demographics are changing and how these changes affect equity. And, as recent disasters affect the world, the local aid organizations often better positioned to help are struggling to get relief funding
Deep community knowledge is a key benefit of working with Seattle Foundation. Our team has extensive knowledge about community issues and trends, as well as an expansive network of relationships with nonprofit organizations working locally, nationally and globally. We track key developments in each element of our Healthy Community Framework: Arts & Culture, Basic Needs, Economic Opportunity, Education, Environment, Global Giving, Health & Wellness and Vibrant Communities. Every other week, we compile Element Notes to share the latest developments affecting efforts to make Greater Seattle a stronger, more vibrant community for all.
What We Learned About Ending Youth Homelessness in 100 days
Organizations working to end homelessness were able to secure housing for 615 young people as part of a 100 day challenge to stop what they were doing and house as many youth as possible.
Median U.S. Household Income Up for 2nd Straight Year
American incomes grew significantly last year and the percentage of people living in poverty has decreased. However, another extensive study recently found that, despite this growth, income inequality and mobility has worsened, especially for people of color. On average, African, Native and Hispanic Americans earn between two-thirds to half the incomes of whites.
Study: People of Color Exposed to More Air Pollution Than Whites
Reflecting what many communities of color have been saying for decades, a UW study has come out showing how people of color deal with more air pollution. While in the last decade US overall air quality has improved, people of color were still exposed to nearly 40 percent more pollution than white populations. (The Stranger may have ads or language that not everyone will find appropriate. As always, click with care.)
Mysterious Influx of Patients Hits State's Already Strained Mental Hospitals
"The number of patients being referred to the criminal wards at Washington's congested psychiatric hospitals has soared in the last year, a trend that has befuddled state officials and prompted them to scramble for answers."
Global Giving
Local Aid Groups Are Key To Disaster Relief. So Why Are They Overlooked?
When disasters hit, the locally based groups often have the community knowledge to be the most effective. However, these groups only receive around 2.6 percent of relief donations. A U.S.-based group GlobalGiving is hoping to help small, local NGOs around the world access these funds.
Seattle Organizations Offer Assistance as DACA Deadline Looms
With the proposed dismantling of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, Seattle groups including the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project are providing information and legal aid. Other nonprofits, including recent Resilience Fund grantee 21 Progress, also are offering interest-free loans to people who can't afford the $495 application fee.
Seattle is Less White Than It Has Ever Been in Modern History, New Census Data Show
Census data shows that the white population in Seattle dropped several percentage points in the last year. The city retained its ranking as the 5th whitest city in America.
Three Steps to Build Change from the Ground Up in Eric Liu's 'You're More Powerful Than You Think'
Eric Liu, founder of Citizens University, highlights how citizens can increase their power. The overlying principles include: 1) changing the game, 2) changing the story and 3) changing the equation.
Giving Proof
A study has shown how generosity changes brains to feel more happiness.
Learn more about our Elements of a Healthy Community and connect with a philanthropic advisor to amplify your community impact.
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Powering Change with Philanthropist Martha Kongsgaard
Kongsgaard and husband Peter Goldman have been leaders in stewarding our natural world for more than 30 years
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5 Of Brisbane's Best Ice Cream And Gelato Shops
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Get the scoop on Brisbane's best ice cream and gelato.
Brisbane's weather is pretty much perfect for ice cream or gelato all year round. We're not discriminating between ice cream and gelato, either. Each has its loyal following and we've all got our own tastes. But if you're not sure which you prefer, then you're just going to have to taste them both (or all).
1. La Macelleria Gelateri, Various Locations in Brisbane
When you talk about gelato, you're talking about Italy and the owners of La Macelleria want you to know that their hometown is in fact the Bologna, the Italian capital of Gelato. But not only that, one of the owners worked gained his gelato credentials in one of Bologna's most famous gelato joints in the world, La Sorbetteria Castiglione. And then they've both studied it at school.
In other words, this gelato is serious science and business, which is why they also hold workshops in making your own gelato at their West End venue. If you want to taste gelato just like they make it in Italy, this is probably your best bet in Brisbane.
You can find La Macelleria in Teneriffe, West End, King Street and Coorparoo.
2. Lick! Ice Creams, Various Locations in Brisbane
Lick! has been making all natural ice cream since 2004, and they've been supplying EKKA with its Strawberry Sundae since 2011. But it wasn't until 2015 that the premium ice cream makers in Queensland opened up their first store. Since then, they've opened up two more (three if you include the wholesale location) and we can't get enough.
Its 24 ice cream and sorbet flavour range can be found at all stores but the real cherry on top is the innovation of new flavours, which is pretty much a constant so long as local products from primary producers are available. Lately, they've also been trying their hand at vegan flavours too. So keep an eye out for them on your socials.
Find Lick! in Paddington, Graceville and Morningside.
3. Happy Pops, South Bank
Who would've thought that ice cream on a stick would be such a hit? Well, doesn't matter because Happy Pops make gelato and made their way from Noosa to South Bank and have been delighting us with its all natural and preservative-free flavours since 2019.
You can even make your own happy pop in store by choosing from gelato, sorbet, yoghurt, brownie, or waffle, then chocolate submersion or just a drizzle, followed by toppings. Instant happiness.
Pop into Happy Pops South Bank and you won't be disappointed. They've even made crafty solution to stop the inevitable drip.
4. Ciao Gelato, Nundah
If you've got a dietary requirement that you need, must, want to follow, then Ciao Gelato is the place for you. Not only do they do the traditional style, but they also do vegan, gluten free, keto friendly, low calorie, high protein and macro friendly gelato. They're the pioneers of alternative gelato in Brisbane.
Find Ciao Gelato in Nundah.
5. Goodtimes Gelateria, City
You're more than likely going to find yourself somewhere around Howard Street Wharves this summer. When you do and that sweet tooth of yours needs a fix, then look no further than Goodtimes Gelateria, headed up by HSW Executive Pastry Chef Rhian Shellshear who's done time at Gelato Messina and Adriano Zumbo's patisseries.
The colourful gelateria keeps 22 flavours in the fridge year round, with 12 gelatos flavours there on a permanent basis. There are also six sorbets in the mix and the remaining spots are for special concoctions. De-lish!
Find Goodtimes Gelateria underneath the Fantauzzo Hotel at the Howard Street Wharves.
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using Xunit;

namespace System.MemoryTests
{
    public static partial class MemoryTests
    {
        [Fact]
        public static void SameObjectsHaveSameHashCodes()
        {
            int[] a = { 91, 92, 93, 94, 95 };
            var left = new Memory<int>(a, 2, 3);
            var right = new Memory<int>(a, 2, 3);

            int[] b = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };
            var different = new Memory<int>(b, 2, 3);

            Assert.Equal(left.GetHashCode(), right.GetHashCode());
            Assert.NotEqual(left.GetHashCode(), different.GetHashCode());
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void HashCodeIncludesLength()
        {
            int[] a = { 91, 92, 93, 94, 95 };
            var left = new Memory<int>(a, 2, 1);
            var right = new Memory<int>(a, 2, 3);

            Assert.NotEqual(left.GetHashCode(), right.GetHashCode());
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void HashCodeIncludesBase()
        {
            int[] a = { 91, 92, 93, 94, 95 };
            var left = new Memory<int>(a, 1, 3);
            var right = new Memory<int>(a, 2, 3);

            Assert.NotEqual(left.GetHashCode(), right.GetHashCode());
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void HashCodesDifferentForSameContent()
        {
            var left = new Memory<int>(new int[] { 0, 1, 2 }, 1, 1);
            var right = new Memory<int>(new int[] { 0, 1, 2 }, 1, 1);

            Assert.NotEqual(left.GetHashCode(), right.GetHashCode());
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void EmptyMemoryHashCodeNotUnified()
        {
            var left = new Memory<int>(new int[0]);
            var right = new Memory<int>(new int[0]);

            Memory<int> memoryFromNonEmptyArrayButWithZeroLength = new Memory<int>(new int[1] { 123 }).Slice(0, 0);

            Assert.NotEqual(left.GetHashCode(), right.GetHashCode());
            Assert.NotEqual(left.GetHashCode(), memoryFromNonEmptyArrayButWithZeroLength.GetHashCode());
            Assert.NotEqual(right.GetHashCode(), memoryFromNonEmptyArrayButWithZeroLength.GetHashCode());

            // Empty property hashcode is equal
            left = Memory<int>.Empty;
            right = Memory<int>.Empty;

            Assert.Equal(left.GetHashCode(), right.GetHashCode());
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void HashCodesForImplicitCastsAreEqual()
        {
            byte[] bytes = new byte[10];
            var memory = new Memory<byte>(bytes);
            var readOnlyMemory = new ReadOnlyMemory<byte>(bytes);
            ReadOnlyMemory<byte> implicitReadOnlyMemory = memory;
            Memory<byte> implicitMemoryArray = bytes;
            ReadOnlyMemory<byte> implicitReadOnlyMemoryArray = bytes;

            Assert.Equal(readOnlyMemory.GetHashCode(), memory.GetHashCode());
            Assert.Equal(implicitReadOnlyMemory.GetHashCode(), memory.GetHashCode());
            Assert.Equal(implicitMemoryArray.GetHashCode(), memory.GetHashCode());
            Assert.Equal(implicitReadOnlyMemoryArray.GetHashCode(), memory.GetHashCode());
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Any visual novel needs a crew of characters!
PQube and Red Entertainment's upcoming visual novel, Our World is Ended, is a sci-fi adventure focused on an Augmented Reality game that goes horribly wrong, so it's fitting that the main cast of characters would be comprised of game developers. The fictitious development team, known as Judgment 7, is the subject of the game's latest trailer. Give it a watch below, and stay tuned to RPGFan for more info on Our World is Ended.