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Q: problem getting my data from access 2003 db into c# (dbReader.GetString error) [got a bit further so its updated]
Hello There, i really hope you are able to help me!
Now the first part of my code does work, and I do get my report numbers out in my combobox, and i'm able to write that number to a lbl. now I need to take that number and get the rest of my data from my Access 2003 database, and drop them in a string (my output). ( I dont really want all the data loaded into my mem when i open the program, so i belive only getting the [Rapport nr] until i choose one, where I will load the data into the string and save it there for now) :)
my problem is that this wont work!
output = dbReader.GetString(dbReader.GetOrdinal("Dato")).ToString();

OBS: my error is now that it says i dont have any data in my rows or coloums
my code is as follows:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Collections;
using System.Data.OleDb;

namespace WindowsFormsApplication1
{
    public partial class Form1 : Form
    {
        private string aktuelRapportNR = "";
        string output = "";

        private string connectionName = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;"
            + "Data Source=semcqdjh-access 2007.mdb;"
            + "Jet OLEDB:Database Password=;";

        public Form1()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
            #region Indlæsning af combobox, med rapport numre
            OleDbConnection Myconnection = null;
            OleDbDataReader dbReader = null;

            Myconnection = new OleDbConnection(connectionName);
            Myconnection.Open();

            OleDbCommand cmd = Myconnection.CreateCommand();
            cmd.CommandText = "SELECT [Rapport nr] FROM AVR";
            dbReader = cmd.ExecuteReader();

            int rapportNR;
            while (dbReader.Read())
            {
                rapportNR = (int)dbReader.GetInt32(dbReader.GetOrdinal("Rapport nr"));

                comboBox1.Items.Add(rapportNR);

            }

            dbReader.Close();
            Myconnection.Close();

#endregion
        }

        private void comboBox1_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            aktuelRapportNR = comboBox1.SelectedItem.ToString();
            lblAktuelRapportNR.Text = aktuelRapportNR;

            OleDbConnection Myconnection = null;
            OleDbDataReader dbReader = null;

            Myconnection = new OleDbConnection(connectionName);
            Myconnection.Open();

            OleDbCommand cmd = Myconnection.CreateCommand();
            cmd.CommandText = "SELECT [Dato] FROM AVR WHERE [Rapport nr] =" + aktuelRapportNR;
            dbReader = cmd.ExecuteReader();

            try
            {
                output = dbReader.GetString(dbReader.GetOrdinal("Dato")).ToString();

            }
            catch (Exception)
            {
                output = "fejl eller tom";
            }
            dbReader.Close();
            Myconnection.Close();

            label1.Text = output;
        }

        private void btnExport_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {

        }

    }
}

A: i figured this out :D after a break i went back to this and tried to see if there where enother method i could use and there was :P i figured by the error that it was properly something about the types so insted of taking one out and trying to work around that i took the hole row out and placed it in a object array :P by using GetValues in the dbReader i got it to work, so i can now move on :D for those who might be interested! here is my code :P its not pretty but it works :P i allso took in som try catch just to make sure i check for errors and getting a friendly respons on that :)
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Collections;
using System.Data.OleDb;

namespace WindowsFormsApplication1
{
    public partial class Form1 : Form
    {
        private string aktuelRapportNR = "";
        string output;

        private string connectionName = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;"
            + "Data Source=semcqdjh-access 2007.mdb;"
            + "Jet OLEDB:Database Password=;";

        public Form1()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
            #region Indlæsning af combobox, med rapport numre
            try
            {

                OleDbConnection Myconnection = null;
                OleDbDataReader dbReader = null;

                Myconnection = new OleDbConnection(connectionName);
                Myconnection.Open();

                OleDbCommand cmd = Myconnection.CreateCommand();
                cmd.CommandText = "SELECT [Rapport nr] FROM AVR";
                dbReader = cmd.ExecuteReader();

                int rapportNR;
                while (dbReader.Read())
                {
                    rapportNR = (int)dbReader.GetInt32(dbReader.GetOrdinal("Rapport nr"));

                    comboBox1.Items.Add(rapportNR);

                }

                dbReader.Close();
                Myconnection.Close();
                txtStatus.Text = "Indlæsning Fuldført! Vælg venligst en rapport";
            }
            catch (Exception)
            {

                txtStatus.Text = "Indlæsning Fejlet!";
            }

#endregion
        }

        private void comboBox1_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            aktuelRapportNR = comboBox1.SelectedItem.ToString();
            lblAktuelRapportNR.Text = aktuelRapportNR;

            txtStatus.Text = "Du har valgt rapport nr.: " + aktuelRapportNR + "! Klik på export";
        }

        private void btnExport_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            try
            {

                OleDbConnection Myconnection = null;
                OleDbDataReader dbReader = null;

                Myconnection = new OleDbConnection(connectionName);
                Myconnection.Open();

                OleDbCommand cmd = Myconnection.CreateCommand();
                cmd.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM AVR WHERE [Rapport nr] =" + aktuelRapportNR;
                dbReader = cmd.ExecuteReader();

                object[] liste = new object[dbReader.FieldCount];
                if (dbReader.Read() == true)
                {

                    int NumberOfColums = dbReader.GetValues(liste);

                    for (int i = 0; i < NumberOfColums; i++)
                    {
                        output += "|" + liste[i].ToString();
                    }

                }

                dbReader.Close();
                Myconnection.Close();
                txtStatus.Text = "Export Lykkes! Luk programmet!";
            }
            catch (Exception)
            {

                txtStatus.Text = "Export Fejlet!";
            }

        }

    }
}

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As Professor of Professional Practice in Management at the Milano School, Sujatha focuses on innovative approaches to social justice and start-up nonprofit leadership and management. While always appreciative of and learning from the past, she is on a mission to understand and replicate the enabling conditions for leaders to experiment with new approaches to social justice. Working at the intersection of design, innovation, and social justice, Sujatha is building curriculum and programs to support leaders to reimagine social movement tactics and strategies.
Sujatha has worked skillfully with a wide and diverse range of leaders, community members, activists, scholars, researchers, and academics, listening for patterns and trends in order to challenge their habitual ways of approaching large-scale social change and creatively innovate in order to do things differently.
Before The New School, Sujatha was the Executive Director of CoreAlign, a reproductive justice organization, which she founded in 2012, to teach design for social change to frontline activists. With a focus on race and power, she developed a model and approach to social justice innovation that attends to interpersonal group dynamics, collaboration, and impact. Before that, she was the founder and Executive Director of Generations Ahead where she worked to raise awareness of the social justice implications of new human genetic technologies, fighting the specter of a more modern, technological and biological eugenics.
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This seems to be a completely random issue with Nuget, as I see it happening with different projects, and sometimes not even happening at all!
Problem is that I work with some big/complex solutions that have a lot of projects, each one with it's own packages.config file that can show this issue, so that sums up to a lot of failed builds!
There are actually a few open tickets about this in Codeplex, but given that this issue has been reported a while ago and so far it has not been solved, I thought on tackle this myself!
Following that motto, I thought on changing the Nuget Package Restore process so that it will retry a few times before aborting the build!
Above you can see the MSBuild target that actually runs Nuget.exe, and so this is the one I will change to "fix" the issue.
You can see three consecutive Exec tasks here, each one will run depending on the previous one exit code, and only the last one will actually abort the build.
What this means is that if Nuget fails, we will retry it two more times before aborting the build!
If you have TextBox controls in your app and you're binding to the Text property (two-way mode), you should by now have noticed that the binding source isn't updated when you tap an icon or menu item in the app bar!
The first thing you need to know in order to understand why this is happening, is that the TextBox control only updates the Text binding source when the control looses focus.
Second reason is that the ApplicationBar control can't get focus, nor can it's ApplicationBarIconButton or ApplicationBarMenuItem controls, so when you tap on them, the click event will be invoked without the TextBox control ever loosing focus!
We start by using FocusManager.GetFocusedElement method to get the current focused element. Then we check if that is a TextBox control, and if so, force it to update the Text property binding source!
All you now need is to call the FocusedTextBoxUpdateSource method in the start of the app bar item control click event handler so that it will update the binding source before the rest of the code runs!
You can find this problem fixed on some toolkits and frameworks, like Caliburn.Micro and my own Cimbalino Windows Phone Toolkit ApplicationBarBehavior.
Another way to fix this would be by updating the binding source on text changed rather than when it looses focus, and for that you can use the TextBinding helper from Coding4Fun Toolkit for Windows Phone.
Currently, Windows Phone Choosers work is by invoking the Show method and then subscribing the Completed event and waiting for it to be invoked.
Wouldn't it be great to just use await chooser.ShowAsync() and get the results immediately?
All choosers extend the [ChooserBase](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/ff707923(v=vs.105).aspx) class, and it's exactly for this class that we are going to use to create a ShowAsync extension method.
The async methods are required to return void, Task, or Task in order to be invoked with the await keyword. So our method will return a Task value, where the TTaskEventArgs generic type must be a [TaskEventArgs](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/windowsphone/develop/microsoft.phone.tasks.taskeventargs(v=vs.105).aspx) subtype.
We will need to use a TaskCompletionSource object so we can return a Task and later on set the result of the asynchronous operation.
You can download a sample code for this directly from the Microsoft Code Gallery.
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How you can burst the European technocratic bubble.
Clara Hanot
.01 March 2018
European Union, Tech
The European Union is not about mysterious institutions, nor a technocrats club, it is about people. Today's digital tools have the power to restore the democratic dialogue in Europe.
I deeply feel my identity is European. I am born French, but as a child of the "Erasmus generation", I had the chance to study, travel and work in different European countries. I studied European affairs at the "College of Europe", a University that formed generations of European high civil servants and politicians, committed to continue the work the European founding fathers, such as Jean Monnet, Winston Churchil and Robert Schuman, started after decades of war on the continent.
I spent an amazing year studying and living with students from more than 50 nationalities of Europe and beyond. That was a comfortable and happy bubble. Once we completed our degree, we were meant to work in Brussels, either in the European institutions, lobbies, think tanks, or take similar positions in our home countries. Again, working together in a comfortable bubble.
Brussels is full of brilliant, hard working young people from across the continent. Yet, this European technocratic sphere seems so far away from most of European citizens. Not everyone had the chance to study, nor travel in another country of the European Union. But 68 years after the Schuman declaration that started the European integration, Europe has never been more present in the life of 500 million of citizens.
Did you know that about 80% of the legislation in your Member State actually comes from the EU?
European legislation has a great impact on our daily lives. Think of the regulation on pesticides, data protection, public finances, or even bees. Of course, you should have a say on it. Be reassured, no one shall take the decisions for you if you don't want to. The technocratic and distant European bubble has never been so close to burst.
In many EU countries, the civic tech movement is taking roots in the society. It makes it possible for people to engage digitally in the political decisions that will affect them. In a few clicks, you can see what decisions have been voted on VoteWatch Europe, you can start a European citizen initiative on citizens-initiative.eu and engage in the public debate with Talos. Those digital tools might help bring together people living kilometers away from each other. It doesn't matter if we come from different nationalities, but share the same ideas.
You may not think so, but the EU has made a lot for transparency and engagement with citizens (maybe more than your home country but shh... don't tell politicians!) Data and tools are already here, we just need to use them: the EU transparency register has 11,703 entries on the lobbies acting in the EU. There also exist an open data portal with 12,015 open data sets available. Would you like to put an issue on the European agenda, you can since 2007 start a european citizen initiative.
Also, several European countries are at the forefront of e-democracy, such as Estonia. Those countries can share their experience on e-administration, e-government and decision-making in the digital age. Just in February, the european Commission suggested to double the EU budget for Digitalization up to 70 billion euros.
The young motivated technocrats-to-be in Brussels, are willing to embrace the change buzzing in the society and engage with fellow citizens from all over Europe.
The European elections coming in May 2019, will be a tremendous opportunity to engage together in an open and vibrant European online public sphere. We can contribute to shape the European Union where we want to raise our children.🔷
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Swan Centre For Leisure
Swimming Pools and Leisure Centres
Suitable for all ages •Indoor 7.1 miles from Beal
Slate Hall Riding Centre
Suitable for 4+ •Indoor, Outdoor 12 miles from Beal
Suitable for all ages •Indoor, Outdoor 12.1 miles from Beal
The Hirsel Estate
Suitable for 0-12 •Indoor 17.5 miles from Beal
Border Ice Rink
Ice Skating and Rollerskating
Suitable for 9+ •Indoor 20.5 miles from Beal
Nenthorn Equestrian Centre
Suitable for 4+ •Indoor, Outdoor 23.1 miles from Beal
Castle Mania Indoor Adventure Play
Suitable for all ages •Indoor 27.2 miles from Beal
Splatz Activity Cafe
Dinosaur Encounter Adventure Golf
Suitable for 4+ •Outdoor 33.5 miles from Beal
East Links Family Park
ReBoot Disc Golf Course
Treasure Island Morpeth
Teviotdale Leisure Centre
Banana Beach Indoor Adventure Play
Suitable for 0-8 •Indoor 37.7 miles from Beal
Whitehouse Farm Centre
Suitable for 0-12 •Indoor, Outdoor 38.3 miles from Beal
Space to Play Bedlington
Wilton Lodge Park
Suitable for all ages •Outdoor 38.6 miles from Beal
Jabberwocky Soft Play and Cafe
Bowhill Stables
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'Glorious Old Masters- an interview with Nigel Havers, Stephen Tomkinson & Denis Lawson ahead of their appearance in multi award-winning comedy ART – Bolton Live!
Waiting to chat to Nigel Havers, Stephen Tompkinson and Denis Lawson on the first day of rehearsals for ART I overhear a waitress detailing the ingredients of the soup of the day. It occurs to me that the producers of Yasmina Reza's award winning play might have had a similar approach: Take one of the most successful comedies of all time; cast three of our best-loved and most experienced stars and mix well with a talented director. Garnish with marketing and serve at some of the UK's finest theatres. Voilà! One smash hit. With a clutch of heavyweight credits between them, all three actors agree that ART is the theatrical equivalent of European white truffles.
But out on tour the triumvirate will become their own family. How do they amuse themselves when they're not performing?
"I've not toured for a while but if there's one of those hop-on- hop-off buses then I'll be on it," admits Stephen. "You learn all sorts and they're very good for finding your bearings," he insists.
might include a glass or two.
Twenty years since David Pugh & Dafydd Rogers first produced ART in the West End, the original post-London tour played for 78 weeks. Aiming to break their own record, Pugh & Rogers have every faith that such a top-notch cast gives them every chance of success.


While trying to figure out the DNS issue this site was having last night, I ended up doing a little research for an upcoming post. One of the unsung benefits of being a spirits writer is that if you plan to write about what you are drinking, then you can just say you are doing "research." And the greatest part of that is, it isn't even lying.
So since I was busy doing IT work (and doing research on future posts) last night, I thought that it might be a good time to finally get around to the third of three bottles of Limestone Branch Experimental Bourbon that I bought back in May.
This one has a very similar name from the second bottle I reviewed. So much so that the reason that the reviews were written in the order they were was because I grabbed the wrong bottle when I did the second review. There is a single word of difference in the names. This one does not have the word Malted in it. Which of course means that this is a much more typical wheated bourbon mash then the malted wheat bourbon was.
Limestone Branch Red Wheat Bourbon is a 98 proof bourbon distilled from a mash of 60% White Corn, 28% Wheat, and 12% Malted Barley. It is 22 months old.
Details: 49% ABV. Single Barrel. Barrel 59. Mash bill: 60% white corn, 28% wheat, 12% malted barley. Barrel Entry ABV: 50.58%. Barrel Char level 3. Aged 22 months.
Nose: Caramel, wintergreen, cardamom, and peach.
Mouth: Caramel, brown sugar, mint, hints of baking spice.
Finish: Warm and of medium length. There is an immediate "young" note upon swallowing which is followed by peach and baking spice.
Thoughts: I have never had a peach note show up in a bourbon before, so for that, I find this really interesting. This shows a lot of promise, but sadly just isn't there yet. As they release older versions though, this will be one to keep an eye on.
When I was a kid, Walt Disney's Bambi taught me two things.
1) The mom will always die in a Disney cartoon.
2) "If you can't say anything nice, don't say nothin' at all"
Details: 45% ABV. Processed using the TerrePURE fast filtering process.
Bourbon: "Aged a minimum of a year and a day in new charred oak."
Rye: "Aged a minimum of six months in new charred oak."
Bourbon: Caramel Corn. Smells very young.
Rye: Buttered corn initially. A hint of rye spice appears after a bit.
Bourbon: Gentle spice (mostly alcohol tingle), Sweet corn.
Rye: Thin and cool in the mouth. After holding it in the mouth for a while, rye spices appear. Slightly sweet with a hint of citrus.
Bourbon: The finish really reminds me of the sips of Seagrams 7 and 7-up that I'd steal from my dad as a kid. Thin, grainy and just a bit longer than you'd hope for given the flavors.
Rye: Gentle and short with hints of rye spice that fade quickly.
Thoughts: It is my understanding that most of the TerrePURE whiskey is being either sold as bulk whiskey or bottled as store brands. Given that, you can be sure that it will end up in plenty of private labels near you. I know that Total Wine has multiple of their own brands that are made from TerrePURE whiskey. I've tried a couple. I haven't found one yet I could recommend. I bought this thinking that since this was a brand being released by the producers, that it might be a good representation of the best that they could do.
I still decided to only risk $4.
If this is representative of TerrePURE whiskey, then "Distilled in Indiana" will become the mark to look for on unknown bourbon instead of "Distilled in Kentucky." This bourbon gives Kentucky bourbon a bad name. Luckily most of the TerrePURE whiskeys I've had have been labeled as such. But maybe we should avoid all store brand Kentucky bourbons, just in case. And in case it wasn't obvious, I really do not like this. At all.
The rye is pretty meh. It's light on rye flavor. Doesn't have the punch you'd expect from even young rye. But, hey, it is much better than the bourbon. So there is that.
Have you ever been so busy that you just forget to eat? You wouldn't know it from looking at me, but it happens to me all the time. I'll get so into working on a project that all of a sudden I'll look up and it's four in the afternoon...and it's right about then that I realize that I am really hungry and end up eating a little too much to compensate.
This is the probably the reason you wouldn't be able to tell that I frequently forget meals.
Anyway, that's the sort of passion that I expect most craft distillers have. Not the gorging after unintentional fasting part, but the getting so into a project that you forget about everything else part. The distillers that I've met have all really loved what they are doing and loved the experimentation that they could do.
Which brings us to the second of three bottles of Limestone Branch's Experimental Collection that I picked up in May. This one is named Malted Red Wheat and is made up of a mash bill of 60% white corn, 28% malted wheat and 12% malted barley.
Details: 47.5% ABV. Single Barrel. Barrel 114. Mash bill: 60% white corn, 28% malted wheat, 12% malted barley. Barrel Entry ABV: 50.63%. Barrel Char level 3. Aged 20 months.
Nose: Toffee, floral, gentle baking spices.
Mouth: Generic Sweetness, malted milk, cinnamon spice.
Finish: Youth shows up on the finish bringing cinnamon spice and dried grain notes along with it.
Thoughts: I have a feeling that when it grows up, I will like this much better than the first bottle in the series that I reviewed. For right now though, this one is quite a bit too young for my palate.
What happens when you try to make a bottle of your whiskey look like a bottle of Jack Daniel's? You get sued. That's what happens.
In other words, Jack Daniel's sued Lonehand and their owners for infringement and then called them lousy whiskey on top of it. I find that funny as hell.
So of course, I had to buy a bottle. I mean, not a full bottle, that would be silly. No, I bought a 50mL bottle. Trying bad whiskey is my idea of an extreme sport, it's something I do just for the experience. But it's not like I'm about to jump off this particular cliff more than once, so I did not need more than 50 milliliters.
But all this talk of lawsuits makes one wonder why anyone would think that taking on Jack Daniel's is a good idea. Maybe they read the history of Ezra Brooks, a brand that did the same thing back in the late 1950s and is still around today.
In any case, I don't know if it means anything but the website for the brand owner is not working as of this writing, so maybe the odds aren't great that Lonehand will be the next Ezra. But what do I know? Maybe in 20 years, Sipp'n Corn will be writing a post about how Lonehand took on Jack and survived.
Mouth: Spice at the beginning that fades quickly. Dried grains, slight sweetness as it moves back.
Thoughts: Hard pass on this one from me. It's not terrible, but there are better Tennessee whiskeys out there. And if the price is the issue, there are also better and cheaper bourbons out there. I woulnd't bother with this one.
When I was first getting into cocktails, I read everything I could on how to "up my cocktail game." There was no shortage of listicles telling me what 10 things to try and what 10 things to avoid.
And on almost every list were cherries. List makers of the late aughts and early teens were terrified that someone might use a grocery store Maraschino Cherry in their cocktail. And at the time, the fear was probably well founded. There were not a lot of pre-made cocktail cherries on the market that weren't Glowing Red Neon Balls of Dye and Sugar™. Of those that were suitable for grown-up cocktails, Luxardo was the brand that was recommended the most.
Unfortunately, Luxardo Maraschino Cherries run almost twenty dollars a jar so, for the longest time, I just omitted the cherry garnish. But my reading led me to believe that the syrup surrounding the cherry made more difference to the drink than the cherry itself and that by omitting it, I was actually losing flavor.
So being a DIY sort of guy who loves to cook, I devised my own recipe for cocktail cherries. Sure, they probably ended up costing more than the store-bought, but I had much more than $20 worth of fun making them. And I got a lot more than a 16-ounce jar for my effort. I made a lot of versions. Two of them were good enough to write about: Chocolate-Bourbon Cocktail Cherries and Orange-Spiced Cocktail Cherries. The latter being my personal favorite and our current go-to cherry for whiskey cocktails.
But last year, I couldn't find the materials to make any homemade cherries. So I've been buying them this year. I previously reviewed the Woodford Reserve Cherries from Bourbon Barrel Foods and found them to be a good, if lesser, substitute for my own cherries. This time around I thought I might finally give the original a try. See what all those listicles were talking about.
Thoughts: The syrup these cherries are packed in is pretty damn good for adding a delightful cherry note to your cocktails. But, the cherries themselves are very disappointing. They are certainly a step up from Glowing Red Neon Balls of Dye and Sugar™ but they are the possibly the worst of the cocktail cherries I've tried if you are a grown-up and want to actually eat the cherry in your drink. The skins are tough and sticky and the insides are mush.
If I were to recommend a cherry for your cocktail, I'd recommend making your own. If you'd rather buy them, go with the Woodford ones from Bourbon Barrel Foods. I'd give these a pass. In fact, I'm actually considering tossing the cherries and just keeping the syrup.


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Marina owner fined for no fire risk assessment
The owner of St Mary's Marina on the Rufford branch of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal has been prosecuted by Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service for not implementing proper fire precautions which led to an incident.
Six fire engines and crews dealt with a fire which started on a barge being repaired at the marina and subsequently spread to the boathouse. Although the fire was accidental, due to a fault in the electrics in the battery compartment of the boat, both the boat and boathouse were extensively damaged and two people living on the boat suffered from the effects of inhaling smoke.
The marina owner pleaded guilty to three charges under the Regulatory Reform Order at Preston Magistrates Court, admitting that he: failed to take such general fire precautions necessary to ensure the safety of any of relevant persons; failed to make a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment; and failed to ensure the safety of relevant persons by failing to properly maintain a suitable and sufficient fire evacuation procedure for the premises.
All failures that placed one or more relevant persons at risk of death or serious injury in case of fire contrary to Article 32(1)(a) of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
The judge took into consideration that the owner's motive for allowing people to sleep on their boat in the workshop was not financially driven but concluded that a correctly undertaken fire risk assessment would have identified the unsuitability of this action and would have established that there was indeed a risk involved.
In the judge's opinion this led to a significant failing by the owner and he was subsequently fined just over £13,000.
Fire Service Group Manager John Buck, who attended the fire, said: "This fire had the clear potential to result in loss of life or serious injury, both to the owners of the vessel and to the firefighters who took significant risks to ensure that everyone had escaped from the fire.
"All this could have been prevented had there been the correct procedures in place and the relevant fire safety legislation had been complied with – a view that has been clearly shared by the court. No one wishes to face such an incident again and I would strongly encourage all those who have similar operations and businesses to contact their local fire service for advice on how best to ensure that they are complying with the law."
Q News
Narrowboat World
Commercial buildings, non-domestic and multi-occupancy premises in England and Wales are already forced to undertake a 'suitable and sufficient' fire risk assessment carried out under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
While the overwhelming majority of premises do this, if the assessment is thought to have been carried out to an insufficient extent, the Responsible Person can face an unlimited fine or up to two years in prison.


In my days of playing in acoustic bands, people would come up and ask me if the instrument I was playing was a ukulele (it was a mandolin). To me, that was kind of like mistaking War and Peace for a coloring book. But I understood. Not everybody knows the name of every slightly unusual acoustic instrument out there. Another common mistake is to call every acoustic band you hear a "Bluegrass" band.
When I got more and more into acoustic music, I found that I was drawn to a particular style known as Old Time music. I like that name, but it is rather misleading. If you told someone completely unacquainted with acoustic music "I like Old Time music" they might assume any number of things. Perhaps anything from big band jazz to Frank Sinatra to Renaissance harpsichord music. More likely, they'll think of Bluegrass. They might even tell you about how there is this bluegrass festival near the town they grew up in, but they never went.
Old Time is none of these things, although it shares closest kinship to Bluegrass. To understand the difference, it is probably easiest to first understand what Bluegrass is. The story goes that Bill Monroe invented the style of music in the 1940's. His band was called The Bluegrass Boys, after the slogan of Kentucky. It wasn't until maybe 20 years later that people started copying the style of Bill Monroe's sound enmasse. There were festivals popping up all over at the time, and a descriptive term was needed, a name for the genre. Hence, "Bluegrass". You'll hear this story over and over even today at Bluegrass Festivals.
What was Bill Monroe's sound? Well Bill Monroe was a mandolin player, and one of the distinctive roles that the mandolin played in this style was a "chucking", or a quick chord strike on the off-beat of the music. Bill went through many different musicians, but one genre-defining name was Earl Scruggs. Earl played the five-string banjo with fingerpicks and a three-finger style where all the strings were plucked in sequence. This has become known as Scruggs style banjo playing and is still dominant today among bluegrass banjo players. Bill was also known for his "High Lonesome Sound", which is a good way to describe the vocals in his music and bluegrass today. Vocals tend to be in a fairly high register, especially for males, with many songs in the high key of B ("B" is for bluegrass!). Perhaps one of the most important traits of bluegrass is harmony singing.
So that's Bluegrass. How does that differ from Old Time? Old Time is the kind of music that was going on before bluegrass, in the Appalachian hills. This music was often played on porches and at square dances. The songs were based on well-known melodies, but could go on for really long periods. "Solos" just aren't necessary. Entire songs are almost like solos, in that the musicians are constantly throwing their own variations and flair into the melodies. The songs ebb and flow as a whole, rather than follow standardize compositions. Singing is often in short phrases broken up by long instrumental periods, and harmony is less common. Melody is very strong, with fiddles leading the party. Mandolins are rare, but if present, also are predominantly melody. Guitar and bass are very consistent and do very little melody. Even things like walking a chord transition is enough flair to go a long way. The banjo is perhaps the most distinctly different. Instead of plucking the strings as in three-finger style, the hand is held in a claw shape and the fingernail strikes down on the strings while the thumb pulls the drone string. There are many variations, but this still of banjo is known as clawhammer or frailing style and may be the easiest way to distinguish Bluegrass from Old Time.


Even if you live in the city you'll find wildlife everywhere. Of these two paintings, one was on the creek near me and the other in my own back yard. Both are matted and framed and ready to go home.
Each season when I publish my quarterly Nature & Wildlife newsletter I extend a 25% discount on all original art that features the season, but for winter I discount all original art so you can start shopping for the holidays and find new art for the new year. For the first two months of the discount it's only available to list members, but for the last month of each season I extend the offer to everyone. If you'd like to have the first chance at this discount, please sign up for my quarterly Nature & Wildlife newsletter.
"Colorful" is one of my favorite duck images on Chartiers Creek from my walks to Main Street. I took the photo several years ago of the mallard balancing on one leg with morning sun reflecting brightly off off an orange brick building on the other bank of the creek as well as the blue winter sky. Winter can be drab in moments, but it is often quite colorful with the warm browns and reds and the cool deep green of the mallard's feathers and the reflections of all the colors of the day on the gently rippling water. Alas, though I had wanted to paint it en plein air, neither the ducks nor the lighting were cooperative so I finally decided to rough in a background and shapes on site, but finish it from the photo.
"Colorful" is pastel, 12″ x 16″ on hand prepared pastel board. The original of this painting is still available, framed in a 1″ solid wood decorative gold 16″ x 20″ frame with a white mat. The framed original is the only thing available for a 25% discount, but the image is also available as digital, giclee and canvas prints, and greeting cards.
"Safe" is pastel, 14″ x 20″ on Canson mi-tientes pastel paper. The original of this painting is still available, framed in a 1.25″ solid wood whitewash 24″ x 30″ frame with a white mat. The framed original is the only thing available for a 25% discount, but the image is also available as digital, giclee and canvas prints, and greeting cards.


Happy winter to you all. But "winter" is different for everyone. Right now, if you're draped in a tiny tangerine-colored tank top with just a pair of flip-flops on your feet, I envy you. Your winter eating complaints are probably very minimal, just grab a frosty fruit smoothie, throw a coconut water in your bag and head out the door.
Often when we eat incorrectly in winter, we end up with classic winter eating complaints.
I feel sluggish and tired!
Solution: Often times we will reach for a hot cocoa, tea or coffee beverage to warm us up. And while these choices certainly do help. For very poor, continuing low body heat, try these tips: have some soup or very hot stew. Hot mashed potatoes or a warm knish is also a great choice. These hot complex carbohydrates will stick with you longer-warming you longer. Also, try spicy foods to warm up your whole body. Really spicy foods can actually make you sweat. Also, no matter what, make sure your body is hydrated. A dehydrated body does not hold its body temperature up well and will be more prone to temperature fluctuations. Stay hydrated to stay warm. And also, too many caffeinated beverages can dehydrate you, making you colder.
2. Complaint: "I'm Still Hungry!"
Solution: Eat denser foods. Complex carbs, fat and protein. These foods will keep your body feeling well nourished. Simple carbs like fruit beverages, sugar and even white flour will not provide long lasting satisfaction. Foods like potatoes, nuts, high quality grains, beans, protein and lightly cooked veggies will all help your hungry feeling. Light salads, toast, fruit and light cereals or grains sometimes just don't satisfy your hunger or energy requirements for the winter season.
Solution: Thirst is a common problem in the winter. Huffing and puffing through cold air can dehydrate the body quickly, and we are less likely to chug a bottle of room temperature water when we are cold. So remember to eat plenty of hydrating foods like soups, stews, moist grains, moist noodles, moist proteins, moist veggies and fruits, and of course hot beverages as well. If you can handle it, you can even drink smoothies in the winter--just make sure you are snugly inside by a warm fire or heater.
4. Complaint: "I feel sluggish!"
Solution: I find that when we are sitting around inside all day eating carbs, our bodies can start to feel tired, relaxed and overall sluggish. Our metabolism may feel like it has slowed down and our digestive systems may seem to lag. If this happens to you, cut down on the carb intake and try adding some higher protein foods to your diet. Also try adding more raw fresh-pressed juices. The alive and active enzymes can perk up your digestive and immune systems. Other great perk-you-up foods are spicy peppers, cayenne, lemon juice, apple cider or balsamic vinegar, ginger, garlic, curry, pepper and even citrus. And of course, remember to get some exercise to perk up your body. Exercise will help digestion and energy levels.
5. Complaint: "I'm eating too much!"
Solution: Make sure that your are eating enough of the right types of foods. Are you getting enough protein? Are you getting enough fiber? Are you getting enough digestion time-rest time, post eating? Are you getting enough leafy greens? Are you getting adequate live/raw foods containing active enzymes? Are you eating enough whole unprocessed foods? Are you eating enough perk-you-up foods like chilies, garlic, lemon, etc. Are you eating enough of these foods: Nuts, beans, nut butters, legumes, sweet potatoes, heavy grains like quinoa, brown rice and barley, tofu and tempeh, winter fruits, and fortified milks (almond, soy, rice, hemp).


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Turing Lecture: Ethics in the Age of Information
With Professor Luciano Floridi
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This is a recording of Professor Luciano Floridi's Turing Lecture: Social Science and Ethics at the Alan Turing Institute, the UK's National Institute for Data Science.
With the help of some metaphors, in this talk Luciano outlines the nature and scope of Information Ethics, the new philosophical area of research that investigates the ethical impact of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) on human life and society. In the course of the presentation, he introduces some of the topics he has analysed in The Ethics of Information, (OUP 2013), a book in which he has sought to provide the conceptual foundations of Information Ethics, and some work in progress he is currently developing for The Politics of Information (OUP, forthcoming).
About the Alan Turing Institute
The Alan Turing Institute is the UK's National Institute for Data Science. The Institute's mission is to: undertake data science research at the intersection of computer science, mathematics, statistics and systems engineering; provide technically informed advice to policy makers on the wider implications of algorithms; enable researchers from industry and academia to work together to undertake research with practical applications; and act as a magnet for leaders in academia and industry from around the world to engage with the UK in data science and its applications.
The Institute is headquartered at The British Library, at the heart of London's knowledge quarter, and brings together leaders in advanced mathematics and computing science from the five founding universities and other partners. Its work is expected to encompass a wide range of scientific disciplines and be relevant to a large number of business sectors.
Professor Luciano Floridi
Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Information
Luciano Floridi's research areas are the philosophy of Information, information and computer ethics, and the philosophy of technology.


You may have wondered what you can expect when a HSA inspector calls to inspect your premises.
HSA inspectors monitor compliance with the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005.
The Inspectors' primary focus is a preventative one, which is to raise awareness among employers and their employees on their responsibilities under the 2005 Act.
With this in mind they are looking at the level of preparedness of Irish workplaces on safety and health management and in particular on the preparation and implementation of the safety statement.
The safety statement must spell out how safety and health is managed in the workplace, to which it relates and must include the risk assessments which were carried out.


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My beloved nemesis, we meet again, and so early in February too. We shall once again dance the tumultuous tango of love and hate; oh the grief you bring on with allergies, and yet I still adore you so.
Hello from Granville Island! Can you guess where I sat to do this sketch?
From a few weekends ago, an outdoor fire pit to warm attendees of the Eagle Fest. It was a chilly day with wind chill to make it even colder. Thank goodness for this pit, the warmth, adding comraderie amongst strangers. The ambers were mesmerizing to look at… Do you get mesmerized by log fires too?
Meyer Lemon Thyme Roast Chicken for lunch.
This pic is for @digger76001, whom inquired after the results of the roasted chicken I made. Just a quick rough photo. It came out very tender, moist and flavorful. A definite treat!


Get started with as little as $225 out of pocket!
Truck Driver Institute (TDI) offers many resources for financial aid. Everything from Carrier Reimbursement to scholarships to Military/GI Bills.
We participate in many of the GI Bill® programs and can work with you on establishing and using those hard-earned benefits towards your new career as a professional truck driver. Be sure to ask our VA Certifying Official for details on our veteran-specific programs.
No because, "free CDL training" is never actually free. You already know there is really no such thing as a free lunch, so somebody always has to pay for that free CDL training. What if you find other truck driving schools that offer discounted tuition? … you will find out it comes with a catch, a big one.
Those schools will require you to sign a contract to drive for a particular carrier for a specified period of time after graduation. This is called contract training, and typically it is how that free truck driving school can cover the cost to train you. While contract training may save you a little money up front, it can cost you tremendous money over the long haul. It eliminates your freedom to choose your employer or to find yourself a better job driving for another trucking company. Truck Driver Institute does not engage in contract training. Our students are free to compare and accept employment offers from any of over 20 carriers — some of the biggest, best-known trucking companies in the U.S.A. who actively recruit our graduates every week.
During your 3 weeks (15 days) of training for your CDL license at Truck Driver Institute, you are not yet hauling freight and therefore, not paid. When you get your CDL license, you will have the opportunity go to work with a carrier of your choice* and join a senior driver to complete your on-the-job company orientation and training (and will be paid).
*TDI does not guarantee placement.
Yes, absolutely! Many carriers offer generous tuition reimbursement programs to students to help pay for training if you qualify.
That means there are trucking companies that will cover part or all of the cost of your CDL training and can even put some extra money in your pocket. These tuition reimbursement programs can vary by carrier over time. So, our recruiters keep up to date with which carriers offer our students tuition reimbursement and how much. We will help you with the details and walk you through the process to qualify.* The rest is up to you.
* TDI does not guarantee placement.
Scholarships may be available in some cases to help pay for the cost of CDL training to students who meet specific requirements. Recruiters in our Admissions Office will give you the details. If you qualify, we can help you apply. If you are approved, a scholarship can reduce the cost of getting your Class A CDL license.
Your upfront out-of-pocket cost will be approximately $200 – $300, depending on whether you require lodging.
There are several financial assistance options available to help with the cost of CDL Training with very little upfront out of pocket expenses. Truck Driver Institute's Student Services Department is available to assist in coordinating and implementing the best funding option for you.
Like nurses, truck drivers are in great demand, and many employers are willing to do what it takes to attract qualified candidates. Along with a strong pay and benefit plan many trucking companies are even willing to invest in your education through Tuition Assistance Programs once hired. All this over and above a very attractive pay package and with no employment contracts required.


Growing up is dangerous business for your dreams. As the commitments, meetings, and deadlines start to flood in, ambitions can quickly drown in a sea of demands. Although we actively seek out responsibilities as we get older—and I think that's an essential part of being an adult—they come at a cost: There's no time for anything.
Despite that, we can't give up on our aspirations when life gets hectic. We all have the same 24 hours in every day, and what you get out of life—at any stage of life—comes down to what you do with those hours. If you can get a handle on your priorities and time management, you can still achieve awesome things, even when you're completely overwhelmed by everything you have to do on a day-to-day basis.
If you have found something you genuinely want to achieve, you can't simply dodge your goals because they're inconvenient. When you leave ambition alone, that unfulfilled ambition turns into regret, and regret eats away at you. There's no real way to determine what all the long-term effects of a life filled with regrets are, but in my short time on this planet, I've seen some of them: I've had coworkers who were blamers and complainers, I've had friends who were bitter and nasty, and I have personally been depressed—even suicidal.
But how do you figure out which dreams you should really prioritize? We've always got ideas coming in—which are worth developing? And how do you deal with that feeling of just having no time? How do you get the ball rolling, and more importantly, keep it rolling? Here are some of the principles that have helped me work toward my goals... even when I'm stumbling along toward them like a drunk puppy.
1. Learn when procrastination can be good (and when to switch gears).
There's a massive downside to not following your dreams, but that doesn't mean you should follow every impulse you have. Not all of your ideas are worth pursuing—that's true for anyone. Which is why procrastination can be so great: The things you truly want to accomplish will stick in your mind like your first true love. Those are the ideas you have to do something about.
I'll procrastinate until I realize that an idea is sticky: When it sticks in my head, I know it's time to commit, to make a binding pledge and obligation to myself to see it through. The commitments you really make become part of who you are; you can procrastinate until you realize that this is the real deal. But at that point, you've gotta go all in.
2. Start scheduling out what you want to achieve.
I used to fail at big projects because I didn't know how to use a schedule. If you want to accomplish something, you have to plan what you need to do and schedule time to accomplish those things. Unfortunately, the education system is designed to produce people who thrive within an organization, instead of educating people who can get things done on their own.
Skills like scheduling are essential to succeed at any individual undertaking, but they don't tend to be taught in school until college—at which point, habits have already been formed. Of course, the basics of planning aren't rocket science, which might be why we overlook teaching this ability. But the skill of scheduling isn't what requires so much training; it's the habit that requires training.
A solid plan gives you focus and purpose. When I learned how to plan, schedule, and manage projects, I started achieving so much more. I made more money, I started working out more, I started writing music, and doing a whole bunch of things I had wanted to do—but couldn't find the time for.
3. Make the timing right.
"The timing isn't right" is one of the most common excuses to avoid taking on a big project. It sounds like a reasonable excuse to yourself and those around you, and in many cases, you can even look at your schedule and point to the absolute lack of free time.
Unfortunately, waiting for good timing is nothing but an advanced form of the most lethal type of procrastination. You have to find a way to shake out some free time in your schedule: You might have to sleep an hour less, work on the weekend, and find ways to combine activities. At my gym, there's kids' jiu-jitsu and adult jiu-jitsu at the same time. For the parents in the class, that solves the problem of finding a babysitter.
If you wait for the "right time" to do something, you'll never do it. You can't put your dreams off until later, because there will always be more and more demands on your time.
When you've decided to do something, you have to act quickly. Successful people are obsessed with speed—speed is the antithesis of waiting for the right timing.
Achieving a goal you really want means setting plans in motion as soon as you commit to them. There's no three-year deliberation, the intricate plan with 500 dependencies, the clauses that requires a three-hour block of time to work on a project, or waiting until your toddler is off to college.
5. ...but don't rush the results.
While acting fast is absolutely vital, you can't expect to hit your destination right away, or that you won't hit some bumps along the way. When you're taking on big projects, you'll face all kinds of obstacles: You'll probably have less energy, especially if you're sleeping less; you might struggle to break old habits; and you'll probably struggle to form new, healthy habits.
Whatever you're trying to do, you're guaranteed to struggle with some aspect of it, and you're also guaranteed to mess up—maybe just a little, but maybe a lot. It doesn't matter, just keeping hammering: There'll be days where you don't want to do what you've set out to do. There'll be days where don't do what you've set out to do. Whatever your problems, just keep at it—even if you neglect what you're doing for three weeks. Just pick it back up.


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Q: When collecting Facebook pixels from JS, the query parameter is classified as 'data that may be violated' Among the URL query parameters that are automatically collected when collecting Facebook pixels, there are values 'c_lat' and 'c_lng'.
The above value is recognized by GPS and is in a state where it is separated into 'data that may be violated', and because of this, pixel collection is not working properly.
So, what I would like to ask you is the following.

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*How to remove certain query parameters when collecting Facebook pixels through code on a website

*(if step 1 is not possible) How to remove the above two values (c_lat, c_lng) when collecting pixels


Disaperences... Murders... Tourture... All into one Forum - The Phoenix in the Flame. Set in Harry's 6th Year.
Malisa sat down at her usal desk. They had a test today, but professor McGonagal had not been seen today. The rumors were that she was ill with the flu. Mabye today the would be revising?


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Q: How to fix regex Unterminated regular expression literal I currently have this regex string and i am getting a Unterminated regular expression literal error in my react code
const check_number = /^[0]\d{10}$)|(^[\+]?[234]\d{12}$

does anyone know how to fix this.

A: The exact syntax error is being caused by a missing / ending delimiter (and a few other things).  But, your regex has other problems.  Use this version:
const check_number = /^(?:0\d{10}|[+]?[234]\d{12})$/

The above pattern matches phone numbers which either:

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*Start with zero and have 11 total digits, or

*Start with an optional +, followed by 2, 3, or 4, and have 13 total digits

A: The problem is you have an invalid regular expression, for a number of reasons:

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*You are missing a closing / character at the end

*You have a closing parenthesis in the start with no opening parenthesis

*You have an opening parenthesis in the middle with no closing paren


JACKSON — Hinds County Supervisor Doug Anderson is resigning after some fellow supervisors questioned if he was too ill to continue serving.
Anderson, a supervisor since 1993, will step down Jan. 1. His resignation was announced by his daughter, Jackie Anderson, at a press conference that her father didn't attend.
Doug Anderson suffers from diabetes and had two strokes in 2011. He's frequently missed board meetings and has had trouble speaking at times. Some supervisors have said Anderson's diminished capacity has allowed other supervisors to manipulate him.
Board president Robert Graham says the board can name an interim replacement by consensus pending a special election on Nov. 5, 2013. If the board can't agree, Graham says the seat would remain vacant until then.
Anderson was earlier a state representative and senator.


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Come join the house party with four front doors! The LGBTQ+ Culture Center, La Casa, Student Legal Services, and Canterbury House are all open for tours, games, giveaways, and info--and there will be LOTS of free food. This is a great opportunity to meet some new friends before classes begin!


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107. peruť () Izraelského letectva, známá také pod názvem Rytíři oranžového ocasu, byla zformována v lednu 1953 na základně Ramat David s výzbrojí strojů Supermarine Spitfire. Ačkoliv již následujícího roku byla rozpuštěna, v šedesátých letech byla obnovena a v současné době operuje se stroji F-16I Sufa ze základny Chacerim.

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Sophia Reuss
To delve into the political landscape this week, we're going to get back to basics. The most basic of the basics: the atom.
Pre-Socratic philosophers Leucippus and Democritus were the first to bring the concept of the atom to bear on the material and natural worlds. Their atoms -- literally, uncuttables -- are unchangeable bits of matter that cluster and bounce around in space -- literally, void -- and form the basis for the entire macroscopic world, the world we live and breathe and build and think and die in. While atomism, in large part, put to rest some nagging difficulties around time and the possibility of motion (see Zeno's paradox), a whole slew of interesting questions then arose around the relationship between parts and wholes.
This early, material understanding of the atom, the smallest unit, went on to inform philosophical thought not just in the natural sciences, but also in ethics and politics. How should we organize society, if individuals are nothing more than their constituent atoms and void? Fast forward some millennia, and English Enlightenment philosopher Thomas Hobbes proposes the social contract, an agreement wherein individuals cede some of their individual freedoms for tangible benefits, perhaps under state protection.
Where does this leave us? Nearly all Western institutions are steeped in this sort of social atomism, wherein the individual forms the smallest or most basic unit in a society and the principal function of the state and legislative bodies revolves around negotiating the delicate balance required to administer some form of the social contact. (Of course, social contract theory presupposes a controversial primordial "state of nature," where humans are fundamentally self-serving and violent creatures.)
The questions we face today, around the relationship between the individual and the collective, are complicated by the power of multinational corporations, transnational flows of capital, and geopolitical relationships. But in many ways, questions about the relationship between parts and wholes persist.
Capitalism and its most recent iteration, neoliberalism, has turned the status of individual into the individual's worst enemy. Just like the atom was eventually revealed as comprised of even smaller, subatomic particles, the individual too has been broken down further. And in many arenas, the cultural marketplace included, capitalism has atomized society beyond the individual. We are now conglomerates of discrete identities, data sets, tastes, functions, and units of attention, to be broken down and sold and traded and transformed. And yet, capitalism ensures that the myth of the integrated individual prevails. The narrative of choice is a smokescreen; the possibility of collective action becomes increasingly impossible and imperative.
And so, in reading this week's labour news -- which, we know, has always been about the importance of collective action and bargaining over individual or corporate interest -- we dare you to think about parts and wholes, collectives and individuals.
Read Lynne Fernandez's analysis about the suspiciously named "right-to-work" laws in the United States, which thanks to the U.S. Supreme Court's Janus decision now also undermine public sector unions, and their viability in Canada. And spend time with Nima Maleki's analysis of how mutated definitions of work, wage, and economy empower corporations and subjugate workers' collectives.
In other rabble news
Ed Finn continues our inquiry into economic justice and state protections with an analysis of Canada's social spending. While Canada's per capita GDP has soared, its rate of social spending has declined to just 17.2 per cent of GDP, putting us behind even the U.S. in social spending. Why? It's not an issue with generating sufficient revenue, but a deeply entrenched problem with distribution and resource allocation, one that impacts families, children, the environment, and working-class Canadians. This, Ed writes, is the real Big Short.
On June 8, Ontario woke up to the news that Doug Ford would be Ontario's new premier with a Progressive Conservative majority. With all that has meant for the province, including severe cuts in social spending and reverting back to an archaic sex ed curriculum from 1998, Ontarians have found momentum and hope with the set of progressive MPPs elected to Queen's Park bent on standing up to destructive policies and politics. Our new Ontario Fightback series brings you the second installment of interviews and responses from progressive MPPs across the province. Read them here!
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Yellowstone To Celebrate 150th Anniversary
Mat Murdock
Mat Murdock Published: January 13, 2022
We're talking about the park, not the TV series or its spinoff, 1883, mathematically, that doesn't get you 150 more like 139.
But, yes, the park. It's been 150 years since Yellowstone became America's first national park. So, it's quite the happy birthday for one of the top tourist destinations in the country. You hear that, Yosemite?
The park has big plans for its 150th birthday, and I think we can all appreciate what they have in store. According to a press release on their website, they're working on groundbreaking on several projects this year, thanks to the Great American Outdoors Act.
During this anniversary year, Yellowstone will open 40 new employee housing units throughout the park along with groundbreakings on projects totaling more than $125 million funded through the Great American Outdoors Act. These projects include two of the largest historic preservation projects in the country and a range of transportation projects that will address aging infrastructure. This year will also mark the reopening of Tower Fall to Chittenden Road (near Dunraven Pass), a $28 million road improvement project completed over the past two years.
That money is going to go a long way for all of those improvements throughout the park. They're also working on some really cool outreach work with Native American tribes. Multiple tribes will be around Old Faithful throughout the summer and they're also setting up a large teepee village in the park.
It looks like Yellowstone is set to double down on its success from last year with all of these improvements. I can't wait to check them out.
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NOCO GENIUS10 10-Amp Fully-Automatic Smart Battery Charger
NOCO GENIUS10 is an advanced multi-voltage, multi-chemistry, fully-automatic battery charger and maintainer that comes with many new and innovative features, allowing the single battery charger to be used for charging different types of 6V and 12V batteries.
Also, it is able to charge different types of battery chemistries (wet, Gel-Cell, AGM, lithium) almost regardless of their condition, it can be used as a 12V DC power source, it can repair (or at least it can try) deeply discharged batteries (down to 0 volts!), etc. And thanks to its advanced safety features, NOCO GENIUS10 is very safe to use year long for both the user and the batteries.
Published: September 18, 2020.
NOCO GENIUS10 Features and Specifications
NOCO GENIUS10 is a rather lightweight and compact battery charger with physical dimensions of (H x W x D) 7.1 x 3.6 x 2.3 inches (180 x 92 x 59 mm) and a weight of 3.33 pounds (1.5 kg).
NOCO GENIUS10 is intended for charging the batteries in the 20 - 230 Ah range, although it is much better suited for the batteries in the 40 - 120 Ah range. Also, as a battery maintainer, it is suitable for the lead-acid batteries of all sizes.
The unit features 14 AWG DC battery cables that are 77 inches (195 cm) long, including clamps. AC cables are 18 AWG and they are 71.7 inches (182 cm) long.
Its safety features include Short-Circuit protection, Open-Circuit protection, Overheating, Overcharging, Spark-Proof, and Reverse Polarity.
NOCO GENIUS10 features an IP65 water/dust rating and it comes with a 3-year limited warranty.
The unit is intended for 6V and 12V lead-acid automotive, marine, and industrial batteries, including wet/flooded, Gel-Cell, AGM, and lithium-ion batteries, regardless if the batteries are designed as starting, dual-purpose, or deep-cycle batteries.
NOCO GENIUS10 features an integrated thermal sensor, which detects the ambient temperature and adjust the charging process to eliminate over-charging in hot weather and under-charging in cold weather - operating temperature range of the NOCO GENIUS10 is -4° to 104°F (-20° to 40°C), while storage temperature is -22° to 140°F (-30° to 60°C).
NOCO GENIUS10 operates as an intelligent multi-phase battery charger, battery maintainer, trickle charger, battery desulphator and it can be used as a 12V DC power supply and can be used to recover 'almost' dead batteries:
- 12V Charging Mode is used for charging of the wet/flooded cells, enhanced wet/flooded and Gel-Cells batteries,
- 12V AGM Charging Mode is used for charging Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) lead-acid batteries,
- 12V Lithium Charging Mode is used for charging lithium-ion batteries with the Battery Management System (BMS). Note: if the lithium battery with BMS is being charged with the charging mode intended for lead-acid batteries, the best thing that may happen is that the BMS cut-off the battery from the charger and the charger to signal a connection/charging error. The worst-case? Fried BMS, overheated lithium-ion battery, fire perhaps ... That is why proper charging mode and safety features of NOCO GENIUS10 and similar battery chargers are so important.
- 6V Charging Mode is used for charging of the 6V wet/flooded, enhanced wet/flooded and Gel-Cell batteries,
- 6V AGM Charging Mode is used for charging 6V AGM batteries,
- FORCE MODE is a new charging mode - it is used to charge the batteries below 1 volt. Since this is a very special mode that should not be used if absolutely not required, all charge mode LEDs flash in order to alert the user about the chosen charging mode.
- 12V Supply Mode is used when the 12V DC power supply is needed.
- 12V Repair Mode is used to repair old, idle, stratified, or even damaged or sulphated lead-acid batteries.
Mode selection is done quickly using the MODE button:
Note: NOCO GENIUS10 is simple and safe to use advanced battery charger. Nonetheless, when the unit arrives, be sure to read the manual thoroughly and get accustomed to your new battery charger.
NOCO GENIUS10 automatically detects the battery sulphation and acid stratification and tries to restore the lost battery performance and capacity, extending the battery operating life. However, using the Repair Mode, the user may 'force' the battery charger to try to repair the battery.
By using FORCE MODE, the user practically overrides many safety features and the built-in voltage sensor, allowing the battery charger to try to charge the battery discharged completely down to 0V (zero volts!). If the battery accepts the initial charging, FORCE MODE should be stopped as soon as the voltage increases to several volts (or at least +1 volt), after which the user should select the charging mode according to the battery type (AGM for example) and let the battery charger continue with fully automatic charging (and with all the safety features being turned ON again!).
NOCO GENIUS10 Charging Times
NOCO GENIUS10 is advertised as the battery charger suitable for the batteries in 20 - 230 Ah range.
Personally, it should be used for the batteries in 40 - 120 Ah range, because batteries with the capacity of less than 40 Ah may have issues with too fast charging and the batteries with the capacities of more than 120 Ah will be charged for too long. IMHO, of course.
When the batteries are discharged down to 50% DoD, estimated charging times are:
- 40 Ah battery: ~3 hours,
- 100 Ah battery: ~7.5 hours,
- 120 Ah battery: ~9 hours.
As one can see, charging times are not simply discharged capacity (Ah) divided by max. charger current (10 Amps for this model) - when the charger is connected, it analyzes the battery first and go through several charging phases in order to charge the battery fully.
Also, if the 230 Ah battery is discharged down to 50% DoD, NOCO GENIUS10 will need ~17-18 hours to charge it completely. If You do have one or more of BCI Group 4D, 6D, and 8D Batteries, go for 25-30 Amps battery charger, like NOCO Genius G26000 12V/24V 26 Amp Pro-Series Battery Charger and Maintainer (Amazon link, link opens in the new window).
Long Story Short: NOCO GENIUS10 is well designed advanced battery charger built to be tough and durable. It comes with a 3-year limited warranty, which is an excellent warranty for a tool that is going to be used in rather harsh conditions, not just on the workshop benches.
Thanks to its safety features and multiple charging modes, NOCO GENIUS is a safe and versatile battery charger and one of the most popular models in its class.
The charger is easy and intuitive to use - nonetheless, when the unit arrives, reading the manual first is highly recommended.
For more reviews and recommendations, feel free to check NOCO GENIUS10 10-Amp Fully-Automatic Smart Battery Charger Amazon link (link opens in the new window).
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