These two buildings are 3-story each, framed in structural steel with combination of lab and office space. 901 and 951 Gateway buildings are 110,000 sf and 60,000 sf each respectively and are connected with a bridge link. The facilities include rack storage, cleaning room, invitro and invivo labs, surgery, cold rooms, holding rooms, bio chem labs and a robotics lab. The roof level contains a high density of mechanical equipment on elevated steel platforms and a penthouse.


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Fowler selected to serve as Lowell superintendent
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LOWELL, Mich. (WOOD) — Lowell Area Schools has selected Nate Fowler to be their new superintendent.
Fowler had served as interim superintendent for the district since August when Greg Pratt retired.
Fowler has been at the district for 24 years. He has served in various roles, including curriculum director, teacher, coach, middle school assistant principal and principal.
The Lowell Area Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to appoint him.
"I want to congratulate Mr. Fowler on being named Superintendent of Lowell Area Schools. We have had a very positive working relationship with him, and I look forward to continuing that in the future," said Paul Jacobus, Lowell Education Association President, in a press release.
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During the weeks of recovery, I stood by Meagan. Working remotely by computer, leaving her only when absolutely necessary, and then with security and trained medical personnel in place, often cajoling Jennifer to bring Jazz and stay at the house to oversee her care, I never left her side.
In the time we spent alone, Meagan began to open up. I had been aware that all was not well in her marriage; she had even insinuated that Bobbie had a vile temper. But the degree of violence she endured was so far outside my paradigm that I had not pried into the full extent of it. But now that we were alone together so much of the time, I began to ask. And what I learned was appalling. You might say that it turned my world upside down. It left me feeling guilty I had not asked sooner and made me wonder if having done so might have prevented the assault she had suffered.
As she told it, Meagan grew up as an only child in a lower middle income New Jersey family. Her father worked construction jobs where he could get them, and her mother taught third grade. Her parents were stereotypical parents of that era: socially happy, regular attendees at Mass, making ends meet.
Meagan's father had lots of friends who would come over particularly during football season. He and his friends loved to drink, to swear and to cheer on the New York Jets. It would be loud and boisterous in their small den, and because Meagan was an only child, she was the one asked to fetch beers, refill chip bowls, and clean up after the games. She says she probably got her potty mouth here along with her love of football. And she calls this the happiest memories of her childhood.
Meagan describes her father as easily 6"4" and very strong. He worked five days a week when he could, but she would often hear how he had lost another job. He had large muscles, tattoos of naked women (amongst other things) and rough good looks. She worshipped him.
Her mother, on the other hand was meek yet beautiful. Voluptuous and Irish Catholic. She loved children, and always told Meagan that she wished she could give her a sister or a brother. But she left it at that. Meagan could feel the sadness. She loved teaching, and Meagan found her commitment to her job fascinating. It never seemed like she was home when her father was. She frequently told Meagan she was at her school working on lesson plans for the coming week. She seemed to bump her eyes a lot. They seemed always bruised.
The first time Meagan's father hit her, other than the spankings she says she obviously deserved, was when she screamed at him for yelling at her mother. She thinks she called him an asshole or maybe some other term she learned from his buddies. The back of his hand splashed across her face. It didn't actually hurt that much, but it surprised and confused her. She ran out of the room hysterically crying.
There were other times of course, always when he had been drinking. As she got older, Meagan would hear her parents arguing in their bedroom. Her mother would first be heard shrieking and then begging. She would hear things being broken, and when Meagan would hear unrecognizable sounds from her mother, she would try to open their door to get to her – often with her fists. The door would open, and the man that emerged wasn't her father. He looked exactly like him except his eyes. And then he would shove and hit her until she retreated into her room and locked the door.
The next morning he would tell Meagan, in a soft loving voice, that he was sorry. This was normal between a husband and a wife and everyone had disagreements. He always said that she started it, but that he was always the one to say he was sorry first.
Her mother always awoke from those nights with a headache. That's where Meagan learned that an ice bag pressed to one side of your forehead or the other would make your headache feel better. Her father was so sweet to her mom on those mornings. He kissed her a lot and said how sorry he was that he lost his temper and that it wouldn't happen again. Every time he kissed her she flinched.
Dancing, I learned, was an outlet for her, and in her high school years Meagan hid behind the workouts and the performances. She was not an exceptional student as it became increasingly distracting to study at home, but she could sure dance. It was a blessing on many fronts, but in hindsight it pushed a previously locked door open for her: a college scholarship. And not just any college, but The Juilliard School for the performing arts in New York City! This was Meagan's ticket out of her parents' life and into an unknown adventure.
In college, she excelled in modern dance and graduated with honors. The problem was there were no jobs to be had for a modern dancer with her curves. Meagan was certainly not fat by any measure, but she was no Twiggy. She had a self-imposed timeline for living back at home and job hunting, and when that curfew approached, she started to desperately apply for jobs out of state where a dance degree from Juilliard would be cherished. And that is how Meagan Nelson ended up in Grand Junction, Colorado – a town of some fifty-odd thousand inhabitants and at a high school looking for a dance and cheerleading instructor. They flew her out for an interview. And it was on that first trip Meagan met the head coach of the Granite High School football team, Bobbie Edmonson.
He was kind and funny, and broke the ice on her nervousness when they first bumped into each other that very first day when she arrived for her interview. He said he could help get her the job, and invited her out to dinner that night. Well, the rest you could say is "history." Meagan accepted the job offer that came the following week, and accepted a marriage proposal that came not quite six months after that. It was all a whirlwind of a new life from a young woman shedding the skin of her troubled past.
Meagan didn't remember when Bobbie first assaulted her. He was an abusive, thoughtless lover particularly after he had been drinking. This all seemed normal to her – even comforting in a very bizarre way based on the memory of her father. The patterns were so similar. But this time, she was in the bedroom arguing and then pleading. The mornings were the same as back home: apologies mixed with equal parts tenderness and blame. It all felt so…real? Grown up?
There were good times, too. Bobbie could be charming, particularly in public – at school, on the field, when they were out to dinner together. Not every night ended in violence; just when he drank excessively. Then he started to use Human Growth Hormone and his muscles bulged along with his ego. His time away at night grew and his temper shortened. He would come home high and horny, and if she didn't want to put out, or put out the way he wanted, he forced himself on her. The night he raped her with a pillow over her face brought such fear to the back of her throat that Meagan started to make up reasons to visit friends.
It was on one of those nights that she slipped out of their ramshackle house, and headed out in the cool crisp evening of early fall to meet up with a friend at a local restaurant and bar. Well, if you have read The Hunger & The Hunted, you know the rest of the story.
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Through the Winter, the new recruits did basic training in their local communities and then assembled for the first time at Windsor in May 1916. The Battalion encamped on the hill at Fort Edward for more intensive training over the next 3 months.
There was a final inspection at Victoria Park on Friday, July 21 st 1916. The Regimental Colors were presented and then placed in Christ Church for safe keeping. The troops boarded the train for Halifax and set sail on the "Olympic" on July 23 rd for England. They arrived in Liverpool England on July 31 st 1916 and proceeded to Bramshott (Military Camp) for further training. Gradually, soldiers were called up and transferred to other Regiments fighting at the front lines.
The 112 th Battalion stayed in England and the men were sent over to France as reinforcements.
Pte John Vernon Burgess was born in Burlington on May 3, 1897. He was working as a Quarryman. He volunteered for service in Halifax on November 8, 1915 and was assigned to the 2nd Canadian Pioneers Battalion. He was killed in action in Belgium on July 13, 1916. His next of kin were his parents, Elisha and Allie Burgess residing in Burlington. He is buried in Reninghelst New Military Cemetery, Reninghelst, Belgium.
Pte John Christopher Haley was born in Martock on July 28, 1888. He was working as a Lineman. He volunteered for service in Halifax on November 8, 1915 and was assigned to the 2nd Canadian Pioneers Battalion. He was killed in action in Belgium on July 10, 1916. His next of kin was his mother, Mrs. Margaret Haley residing in Windsor. His Name is remembered at Menin Gate Memorial in Belgium.
Pte Richard Arthur Pentz was born in Hantsport on November 4, 1894. He was working as a Druggist. He volunteered for service in Halifax on November 30, 1914 and was assigned to the 25th Battalion. He was killed in action in France on July 4, 1916. His next of kin was his father, Fred Pentz residing in Hantsport. He is buried in Boulogne Eastern Cemetery, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France.
The West Hants Historical Society is saluting our local soldiers who died in World War 1. This post is part of a series presented here on our website.
Note: If you have any old photos, post cards, letters, or diaries from these soldiers (or others); please share them with us at the West Hants Museum in Windsor. We are open every day through the summer.


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Meet 3RDSPACE Gallery Artist, Ally Perkins
By: Jessica B. Mason
The Greater Memphis Chamber is honored to have 3RDSPACE curate The Gallery at The Greater Memphis Chamber.
The Gallery highlights local photographers and makers that capture the essence of the people, place, and prosperity of Memphis's vibrant economy. The works found in this gallery are aligned with visually showcasing the goal and mission of The Greater Memphis Chamber to "focus its efforts on providing economic growth for all—from breaking barriers to business growth today to creating long- term strategies for Memphis' future."
3RDSPACE has selected Ally Perkins' work to be displayed in the The Gallery at The Greater Memphis Chamber this season. Learn more about Ally in the interview below.
Q&A with Ally Perkins
What first drew you to photography—and how did you discover it?
For as long as I can remember, I have been obsessed with stories documented by photos. Whether I was stealing my moms film camera as a kid, to getting in big trouble for making a massive mess out of the family photos box, I couldn't get enough of the stories frozen in time- they captivated me. After going through point and shoot cameras like crazy in the early 2000s, I received my first real DSLR in 2012. Being able to document the world from my own perspective changed everything for me. I spent 90% of the next three years teaching myself how to use my camera by documenting race cars at Memphis International Raceway. One day, it all clicked. As social media grew bigger and bigger, I came across a man on Instagram called "@WebRaw." He explored abandoned places that I never imagined existed. IN OUR OWN CITY. Fast forward, I reach out and he offers to take me to my first abandoned building to see the skyline from the rooftop. I was hooked instantly. His passion for Memphis and his soul's drive to discover the unseen was contagious- and I caught the bug.
Why did you select these photos to be displayed in The Gallery?
I selected these photos first to share how beautiful the grit and grind of my Memphis is although she was silently rotting away. The history and soul behind the decay will stand for a lifetime despite whatever kind of redevelopment creeps in. These photos summarize my years of exploring Memphis, and summarize the person I have become between the shots. Secondly, I chose these photos so I could tell the stories of the in between moments that went undocumented. These photos embody stories I'll tell my grandkids one day. But at the end of the day, the people behind my shoulder as I took my shot mean more than the entire camera roll.
What do you want your viewers to take away from your work?
When people see the photos I've taken, I hope they feel proud of their city. I hope they feel curious, excited, and feel the thrill I seek when exploring my city. Some people see Memphis as a place to leave as soon as they get the chance, but I hope people see my work and realize the Thrill is not gone and it's here to stay.
What are some tips/advice you would give to someone looking to pursue a career in photography?
If you want a career in photography, I say go for it- but be mindful. Now a days, more and more people are seeking this profession to make all their ends meet. Don't let the mind game behind it all can paralyze you. In a cut throat, flooded industry, my biggest piece of advice would be to shoot, edit, produce what YOU like over anything else. The people see it when you are doing what you love and you share it with the world not caring what anyone else may think of it. Stay true to yourself, and the success will follow. If you're in this to chase the money, that's all that it will ever be. Vapor. But if you're in this to produce what you feel from the world, you'll be full for a life-time.
A few more (small) pieces of advice
spend your money on a good lens, the camera body is less important
reach out to the people who have been doing this for a while, their advice has changed everything for me.
come to Memphis if you're not already here. The opportunity for Memphis photographers is far deeper than any city has to offer- the community is hundreds deep, and we are all family.
Memphis is the best place to start and continue any career in any industry. Want to learn more about how the Chamber works to improve economic development for all in the Greater Memphis community? Click here.


Crews are clearing about 95 acres in southern Hazleton for a warehouse and distribution center that has city officials anticipating a revenue boost and residents from a nearby development fearing it will harm their quality of life.
Land development and subdivision approvals granted Tuesday by the city planning commission pave the way for a 1.4-million-square-foot facility that Blue Creek Investments and its development arm, Blue Rock Construction, expect to start building near Arthur Gardner Parkway and Route 309 in June.
The project could swell to nearly 2-million-square-feet if Blue Creek builds a second, 566,554-square-foot building near the larger structure in Hazleton Commerce Center in the Heights.
So far, developers are focusing on the 1.4-million-square-foot building, Thomas Meagher, of Blue Rock Construction, said Wednesday.
The smaller of the two buildings could be built at some point in the future, he said.
"It could happen tomorrow, a year from now or two years from now," he said.
Confidentiality agreements prevent Meagher from identifying potential tenants, but he said his firm has been in talks with potential clients.
"Light manufacturing and warehouse distribution is what we specialize in," he said.
Mayor Jeff Cusat said the project will increase the taxable value of properties in the city by about $150 million, or 15 percent. His estimate does not include potentially "millions" of dollars in revenue that Hazleton could realize from payroll taxes levied on an estimated 400 to 600 jobs that it could create and revenue from the real estate transfer and mercantile taxes.
As for development concerns that Birch Knoll residents raised about lighting, runoff, noise and increased truck traffic, Cusat said the warehouse will be built 36 feet lower than those homes and have retention ponds on the northeast, northwest and southwest sides of the building.
"It's my understanding that water from Birch Knoll should drain down to the retention ponds," Cusat said Tuesday.
Developers are also working with state transportation officials, who will conduct a study for a traffic light that Blue Creek wants for the Route 309 entrance, Meagher said.
With no specific tenant identified, Meagher said it's difficult to speculate on the number of jobs or the volume of truck traffic.
One of the reasons the firm chose the site in Hazleton is its proximity to interstate exits and a rail line, he said.
Council members who attended the planning commission meeting say that while they understand concerns that Birch Knoll residents raised about around-the-clock truck traffic, noise and impacts on land near the development, they agree the city will benefit from development.
Councilwoman Jean Mope said she hopes Blue Creek will act as a "good neighbor" and at least build a sound barrier. Mope said she understands what residents are from the development are going through because she lives near a rail spur and an area where tractor-trailers park.
Mope, however, said Hazleton has to rely on development to take the tax burden off its residents.
"We do need industry and we do need tax relief because our people cannot afford higher taxes," she said.
Councilman Tony Colombo calls the project a "good thing for Hazleton." Blue Creek officials appeared receptive to addressing concerns raised by the residents, he said.
Most of the concerns voiced by residents pertain to property use, which is a function of zoning, planning Commission solicitor Joe Baranko said. The proposed use is permitted in a general industrial zone, he said.
Council Vice President Allison Barletta said that like Birch Knoll residents, council members until Tuesday had only news reports to rely on when learning about Blue Creek's plans.


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CNY Towns Debate Whether To Permit Weed Sales In Their Jurisdiction
WAER | By Matt Hassan
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Marijuana buds sit in a glass jar.
Some Central New York jurisdictions are just saying no to weed shops.
A newly approved state law that legalizes retail marijuana sales to adults also permits municipalities to block the stores from opening within their borders, but they must decide before the end of this year.
So far at least 75 jurisdictions in the state are taking that step, according to a map compiled by cannabis consulting company Cannasigliere — that includes the villages of Cazenovia and Manlius, plus a handful of other locations in CNY.
The president of the New York Cannabis Growers and Processors Association, Allan Gandelman said he was disappointed local officials are making that move.
"They're going to opt out because they think dispensaries will attract a lot of drug dealers and heroin addicts and things like that which is completely untrue and misinformed," Gandelman said.
However, an official of West Seneca, a town near Buffalo, said leaders there opted out partially because the option will no longer be there after the end-of-year deadline passes, according to WIVB.
Gandelman said those who do block retail marijuana sales will miss out on tax revenue. But the law does not permit local officials to ban adults from possessing marijuana, nor does it allow them to bar grow operations, which can be an economic boost, Gandelman said.
"They can't opt out of cultivation or manufacturing," he said. "The cultivation and manufacturing has the potential to create tons of jobs in their communities all over the state, create really good jobs, and they can't opt out of those things and they should start thinking about how to attract those businesses into their communities right now."
Fayetteville and Minoa's town officials have opted out but are putting it to a public vote. Camillus and Geddes voters will also have a say on the matter in a November referendum.
When then New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill allowing New Yorkers 21 or older to legally possess and consume cannabis, towns, and municipalities across the state were left with a decision to make. Before 2022, they had to decide whether they'd let marijuana dispensaries to open up in their area.
Now, Central New York towns are debating if they want state-approved marijuana sales in their jurisdictions. According to Cannasigliere, seventy-five municipalities across the state have already said no, including Cazenovia and the village of Manlius in Central New York. President of the New York Cannabis Growers and Processors Association Allan Gandelman said this is largely because of an old stigma.
Gandelman also said local officials don't understand the amount of tax revenue that could come from allowing marijuana sales. He describes one big aspect of this that towns should know.
"They can't opt out of cultivation or manufacturing," Gandelman said. "The cultivation and manufacturing has the potential to create tons of jobs in their communities all over the state, create really good jobs, and they can't opt out of those things and they should start thinking about how to attract those businesses into their communities right now."
Fayetteville and Minoa's town officials have opted out but are putting it to a public vote. The same is true of Camillus and Geddes but they'll wait till November to hold a referendum.
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Camp Kiloqua prides itself in being steeped in tradition and having classic camp programs yet their tradition offers some really unique and creative programing solutions. One of the cool traditons we immediately fell in love with was Uncle Wigglebottom. On camp there is a little shed that serves as Uncle Wigglebottom's house the campers who don't get mail from their guardians or the outside world that often are known to receive mail from Uncle Wigglebottom. He has a mailbox outside his house that campers can write return letters to. Counselors then pick up the mail and write back to the campers. What a cool system! Uncle Wigglebottom, by the way, is a rabbit. right near Uncle Wigglebottom's house is Fairy land. Surrounded by some of the littlest campers cabins is a stage and an enchanted looking forest. The campers look for fairy dust and build fairy houses daily in this part of camp. This part of camp holds an extra magical feel, and is an easy place to encourage imagination. Camp Kiloqua also runs a grief camp each summer that is available for kids who have lost a loved one. Along with gaining confidence and a sense of belonging these kids have a chance to grief in a positive way with the support and advice of others. They have an artist come in who specializes in therapy and the kids take part in making a project that often is added to camp. One section of their woods is filled with carvings, pathways and arches that embody a sense of peace. One summer's piece is a stag made out of melted down aluminum bikes and other scrap metal. After writing a message on the metal to their loved one the kids poured the molten metal into molds of a white stag. The coolest part was that the stag was in 5 or 6 pieces and you had to stand in exactly the right spot in the woods to see it. Back on main camp the cabins are also unique. Each village has a unique cabin structure and as camper move up they look forward to the new cabins and a more rustic experience. Check out the pictures of the octagonal cabins on stilts so that they are up in the trees!


The Apple iPhone 5/5s/5c processor speed accompanies the primary ever 64-bit chip in a cell phone, the Apple A7. Apple has a couple of things about its most up to date chip, yet the main minute pictures demonstrating to us each modest part that really controls it.
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This is the first image in a series of limited edition, signed & numbered prints in my Deity Dreams Series.
Cool stuff, i added your blog. Im looking forward to seeing more of your work.
I'm currently working on a new illustration with subject matter that is ... ummm ... more discernible to a general audience.
Here is another sample of my artwork. It is a portrait of a queen.
Interesting style, I like it!
I'll be posting another one soon.
Thanks Squirpy! Here is another one.
Here is an illustration I just completed. It is a portrait of a king.
Here's a detail sample of the queen portrait.
That is a very interesting style you have going there. I don't think I've seen anything quite like it before and I can't say that very often. I'm really impressed.
I've enjoyed exploring this new style and am learning more and more about how I can use the various style elements (line color, patterns, contrasts, etc.). When I'm working on a piece, I often imagine that I'm creating an etching, woodblock or scratch board art piece.
This image was done as practice for full color Photoshop painting. It is titled Leo because the man looks a little like King Leonidas from the movie 300. I think it is a good start for me as I begin to make color illustrations again.
This is an illustration of a captive human Seer which is a part of my Dream series/story.


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Turkey, Russia face conflicts over Syria's push into Idlib
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ISTANBUL (AP) — Ankara and Moscow are again facing an escalation of violence in Syria's last rebel-held territory, a development that puts their cooperation to the test even as they support opposing sides in the eight-year war that has devastated Syria.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan shake hands during their meeting in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia. The violence raging once again in the northwestern province of Idlib, Syria's last rebel-held bastion, is putting Turkish-Russian relations to the test. (Alexei Nikolsky, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP, File)
Protesters wave revolutionary Syrian and Turkish flags as they attend a demonstration against the Syrian government offensive in Idlib, in Maarat al-Numan, south of Idlib, Syria. The violence raging once again in the northwestern province of Idlib, Syria's last rebel-held bastion, is putting Turkish-Russian relations to the test. (Ugur Can/DHA via AP, File)
Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses the troops at the Hemeimeem air base in Syria. The violence raging once again in the northwestern province of Idlib, Syria's last rebel-held bastion, is putting Turkish-Russian relations to the test. (Mikhail Klimentyev/Pool Photo via AP, File)
Turkey-trained Syrian opposition fighters of the National Army group, formally known as Free Syrian Army, train in a camp in the Turkish-controlled northwestern city of Azaz, Syria. The violence raging once again in the northwestern province of Idlib, Syria's last rebel-held bastion, is putting Turkish-Russian relations to the test. (Ugur Can/DHA via AP, File)
Raed Alsaleh, chairman of the Syrian Civil Defense volunteer rescue group, (White Helmets) talks during a media conference in Istanbul, Friday, May 31, 2019. The group and an alliance of non-governmental organisations have gathered in Istanbul to call attention to an escalation of violence in Idlib province in northwestern Syria. Salah said a catastrophic humanitarian crisis is imminent and the Syrian NGO Alliance appealed to the United Nations Security Council to stop the escalation.
Raed Alsaleh, chairman of the Syrian Civil Defense volunteer rescue group, (White Helmets) gestures following a media conference in Istanbul, Friday, May 31, 2019. The group and an alliance of non-governmental organisations have gathered in Istanbul to call attention to an escalation of violence in Idlib province in northwestern Syria.Salah said a catastrophic humanitarian crisis is imminent and the Syrian NGO Alliance appealed to the United Nations Security Council to stop the escalation.
An all-out offensive by Syrian government forces to capture Idlib in northwestern Syria from insurgents could unleash an unprecedented humanitarian crisis, for the area is home to 3 million people. Turkey, which is already hosting more than 3.6 million Syrian refugees, is facing strong pressure from Syria, Iran and Russia to deliver on its pledge to control the armed rebel factions in Idlib.
But Turkey also needs Russia to rein in Syrian President Bashar Assad to prevent a massive outflow of refugees and to keep Turkish soldiers on the ground safe. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin "have an incentive to cooperate and ensure that nobody's interests are totally trampled," says Aaron Stein, the director of the Middle East program in American think-tank Foreign Policy Research Institute.
In September, the two leaders brokered a cease-fire for Idlib in the Russian resort of Sochi, preventing a bloody onslaught, despite the fact that Russia has firmly backed Assad and Turkey supports opposition forces. Nine months later, the truce has failed.
The agreement called for a 15-to-20 kilometer (9-to-12 mile) demilitarized zone free of insurgents and heavy weaponry and for two key highways crossing through Idlib to be reopened. The demilitarized zone has been breached and the highways are at the center of the current government offensive.
Syrian ground forces have been advancing from the south of the rebel stronghold under the cover of Syrian and Russian airstrikes. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said more than 291 civilians and 369 fighters have been killed since April 30 in the rebel stronghold. In the same period, 269 government troops and 22 civilians were killed in government areas by rebel fire. The U.N.'s children's agency said more than 130 children have reportedly been killed.
Already, more than 200,000 people from the stronghold have been displaced, according to the U.N., with some seeking safety near the border with Turkey while others crammed into crowded camps in Syria.
Turkey has accused the Syrian government of violating the cease-fire and Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar said the country has told Russia "the regime must be controlled." Russia has launched airstrikes in Idlib and is providing air cover in the Syrian government offensive. It has complained that the militants have increasingly been targeting its military base in the nearby coastal province of Latakia.
But for now, Moscow is unlikely to support an all-out Syrian operation in Idlib because the benefits of a long-term alliance with Turkey outweigh one military battle. "Russia doesn't want to ruin its relationship with Turkey because of Idlib," says Kirill Semenov, a Moscow-based Middle East analyst and expert at the Russian International Affairs Council.
In late April, Putin said he would not rule out a large-scale assault but "together with our Syrian friends, we believe that this would not be advisable" due to humanitarian issues. Still, Russia's patience is wearing thin with the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS, which it accuses of targeting its military base. HTS is considered a terrorist organization by the United States, Russia and Turkey, despite its claims it has disassociated from al-Qaida.
Top Russian officials have often called Idlib a "breeding ground for terrorists." Despite the cease-fire deal, Turkey has been unable to neutralize the extremists. Much of Idlib has come under the control of HTS, which has defeated Turkey-backed armed groups.
Emre Ersan, an associate professor of international relations and political science at Istanbul's Marmara University, believes Turkey may have overestimated its influence over HTS. He says Turkey's plan to split the group and absorb its more moderate members has not worked.
Instead, HTS has used Turkey as leverage against Russia and Assad-supporter Iran, according to Ersan. Adding to the risks, Turkish troops are in the line of fire. Two Turkish soldiers were wounded in early May in a Syrian government artillery attack on an observation post. Three other attacks have been cited by Turkey's official Anadolu Agency, raising questions if the attacks were accidental or designed to pressure Ankara with Russia's knowledge.
"The Turkish Armed Forces will not take a single step back from where it is," Akar, Turkey's defense minister, said last week. Erdogan and Putin have talked on the phone, agreeing to continue working along the lines of the cease-fire agreement to prevent civilian deaths and a refugee flow. They also agreed to meet on the sidelines of next month's Group of 20 conference in Japan.
"Apart from this dialogue and cooperation, there is nothing on the ground that can prevent a catastrophe in Idlib," Ersan says. The presidents have become close since 2016, rebuilding their relations after a dramatic crisis in 2015 when Turkey shot down a Russian jet near the Syrian border. Their rapport comes amid Turkey's fragile relations with NATO ally United States, especially over Washington's support of Syrian Kurdish-led forces who control large swaths in eastern Syria. Ankara considers them an extension of a Kurdish insurgency operating inside Turkey.
Erdogan is so far sticking to his promise to buy Russian-made S-400 missiles despite U.S. warnings the system would jeopardize Turkey's participation in the F-35 fighter jet program and compromise its safety. Stein calls this "a big win for Russia." Turkey is angling for a way to have both the S-400s and the F-35s.
Turkey is also talking with the U.S. about a safe zone in northeastern Syria and has repeatedly asked for the U.S. to end its military support for Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, or SDF. Erdogan will meet U.S. President Donald Trump at the G-20 as well.
Ersan believes Russia may allow Turkey to grab the northern town of Tel Rifaat from the Kurdish fighters, the last town they control in western Syria. Russian support could help Turkey put pressure on the SDF, widen Turkish influence and strengthen its hand in ongoing negotiations with the U.S.
In exchange, he argues, Turkey could be open to some limited Syrian operation toward Idlib. _ Associated Press writers Nataliya Vasilyeva contributed from Moscow and Sarah El Deeb contributed from Beirut.
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table1 had 3 columns, table2 has 4 columns, and table3 has 5 columns.
syntax of these;however, I would like to add a UNION statement to them.
these things at this time - but I am working towards it!
variables to satisfy the UNION statement?
> variables to satisfy the UNION statement?
it, which really s I know, but I have no choice at the moment.
>> variables to satisfy the UNION statement?
> modify it, which really s I know, but I have no choice at the moment.
Oh, I thought you could change the query, but not the database schema.
In that case the only thing you can do is merge the data at the code level.
That's a pain, but doable.
Sorting With a UNION Query?


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package gesture

import cats._
import cats.data.State
import cats.implicits._

case class GestureAndRegions[R](gesture: GestureEvent, from: Option[R], to: Option[R])

class GestureAndRegionProcessor[R](dragThreshold: Double = 5, ClickDistThreshold: Double = 4.0, ClickTimeThreshold: Double = 400):
  val gestureProcess = new GestureProcessor(dragThreshold, ClickDistThreshold, ClickTimeThreshold)

  type PointerRegionState = (PointerState, Option[R])

  def handlePointerEvent(pe: PointerEvent, regionSearch: Vec2d => Option[R]) =
    State[PointerRegionState, GestureAndRegions[R]](
      (ps, optRegion) =>
        val (ps2, g) = gestureProcess.handlePointerEvent(pe).run(ps).value
        g match
          case DragStart(from, _, to, _, _) =>
            val fromR = regionSearch(from)
            val s = (ps2, fromR)
            val a = GestureAndRegions(g, fromR, regionSearch(to))
            (s, a)
          case DragMove(_, _, to, _, _) =>
            val s = (ps2, optRegion)
            val a = GestureAndRegions(g, optRegion, regionSearch(to))
            (s, a)
          case DragComplete(_, _, to, _, _) =>
            val s = (ps2, None)
            val a = GestureAndRegions(g, optRegion, regionSearch(to))
            (s, a)
          case DragAbort(_, _, to, _) =>
            val s = (ps2, None)
            val a = GestureAndRegions(g, optRegion, regionSearch(to))
            (s, a)
          case Click(p, _) =>
            val s = (ps2, None)
            val a = GestureAndRegions(g, regionSearch(p), None)
            (s, a)
          case other =>
            val s = (ps2, None)
            val a = GestureAndRegions[R](g, None, None)
            (s, a)
    )


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In just over eight hours on May 3, 1901, a small fire, started in a LaVilla mattress factory, would sweep through 146 city blocks of Jacksonville, destroying over 2,000 buildings, taking seven lives, and leaving almost 9,000 people homeless in the process.
This tragic event would eventually be known as the Great Fire of 1901, the third largest urban fire in American history behind the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Chicago Fire of 1871.
Around noon on Friday, May 3, 1901 a spark from a kitchen fire during the lunch hour at a mattress factory set mattresses filled with Spanish moss on fire at the factory located in an area now known as LaVilla. The fire was soon discovered and it was thought they could put it out with only a few buckets of water. Consequently an alarm was not turned on until it had gone beyond their control.
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The fire would start in LaVilla on the corner of Davis and Ashley Streets and eventually burn everything in it's path between that point and the St. Johns River. The only thing that stood in its path and the rest of Jacksonville was Hogan's Creek and the St. Johns River.
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When the fire department arrived, the fire had spread from the outside platform upon which it started, to the pine buildings, which rapidly became a seething mass. Then the breeze sprang up, and the resinous brands and millions of sparks were dropped on the roofs of nearby homes, every few minutes starting a new distributing center and rapidly creating a chaos of fire and smoke. Rapidly it made its way eastward, devouring everything combustible in its path.
The fire swept through 146 city blocks, destroyed over 2,000 buildings and left almost 10,000 people homeless all in the course of eight hours. It is said the glow from the flames could be seen in Savannah, Georgia; smoke plumes in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Florida Governor William S. Jennings declared a state of martial law in Jacksonville and dispatched several state militia units to help. Reconstruction started immediately, and the city was returned to civil authority on May 17. Despite the widespread damage, only seven deaths were reported.
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There's nothing like a good night of this amazing goulash my wife and kids love it.
Put water in a deep pan and bring to a rapid boil then add desired noodles to water. Stirring occasionally.After noodles are fully cooked to desired tenderness drain noodles and return to pan.
Combine ground beef with the noodles in the noodle pan mix well and add ketchup to your desired taste.


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In a visit to northern Yemen on Saturday, UN Special Envoy Martin Griffiths repeated his call for an immediate freeze on military activities and for warring parties to work towards a de-escalation in fighting.
Mr. Griffiths was speaking during a one-day visit to Marib, which he described as a "haven" amid the ongoing conflict between government forces, backed by a Saudi-led coalition, and Ansar Allah, also known as Houthis.
The UN Special Envoy for #Yemen, Martin Griffiths, visits #Marib today to reiterate his call for calm and the resumption of the political process. Mr. Girffiths is scheduled to meet local authorities, tribal chiefs, civil society, women and youth as well as displaced Yemenis. pic.twitter.com/JQetOe2rTl
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Thousands of people have arrived there following recent fierce fighting in neighbouring Al Jawf governorate.
"Last week I issued a public call for a freeze on military activities. Today, I am reiterating that call for an immediate and unconditional freeze and the start of a comprehensive and inclusive and accountable de-escalation process", he told journalists.
While in Marib, Mr. Griffiths met with the Governor and other senior officials, and with local authorities, tribal chiefs, civil society, women, youth, and displaced people.
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Q: Can't use attachInterrupt in a library I'm writing a simple library for an ultrasonic distance sensor and thought i'd try using interrupts.
However i can't set my functions in the attachCallback method properly.
I want HCSR04Interrupt::echoHigh() and HCSR04Interrupt::echoLow() called when the pin goes high and low respectively.
I've Googled this to no avail. The Ardiuno IDE says the following:
./Arduino/libraries/HCSR04/HCSR04Interrupt.cpp: In member function 'void HCSR04Interrupt::getDistance()':
./Arduino/libraries/HCSR04/HCSR04Interrupt.cpp:31: error: argument of type 'void (HCSR04Interrupt::)()' does not match 'void (*)()'
./Arduino/libraries/HCSR04/HCSR04Interrupt.cpp: In member function 'void HCSR04Interrupt::echoHigh()':
./Arduino/libraries/HCSR04/HCSR04Interrupt.cpp:47: error: argument of type 'void (HCSR04Interrupt::)()' does not match 'void (*)()'

Here is my header:
#ifndef _HCSR04Interrupt_
#define _HCSR04Interrupt_

#include "Arduino.h"

#define HCSR04_CM_FACTOR 58.0
#define HCSR04_IN_FACTOR 148.0
#define HCSR04_CM_MODE 0
#define HCSR04_IN_MODE 1

class HCSR04Interrupt {
  public:
    double distance;

    HCSR04Interrupt(int trigger_pin, int echo_pin, void (*callback)());

    void setUnits(int units);

    void getDistance();
  private:
    int _trigger_pin;
    int _echo_pin;
    int _units;
    unsigned long _micros_start;
    void (*_callback)();

    void initialize();
    void echoHigh();
    void echoLow();
};

#endif

And my implementation (not complete since i cant get past the attachInterrupt step):
#include "Arduino.h"
#include "HCSR04Interrupt.h"

HCSR04Interrupt::HCSR04Interrupt(int trigger_pin, int echo_pin, void (*callback)()) {
  _trigger_pin = trigger_pin;
  _echo_pin = echo_pin;
  _callback = callback;

  initialize();
}

void HCSR04Interrupt::setUnits(int units) {
  _units = units;
}

void HCSR04Interrupt::initialize() {
  pinMode(_trigger_pin, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(_echo_pin, INPUT);

  digitalWrite(_trigger_pin, LOW);
}

void HCSR04Interrupt::getDistance() {
  //Listen for the RISING interrupt
  attachInterrupt(_echo_pin - 2, echoHigh, RISING);

  //The trigger pin should be pulled high,
  digitalWrite(_trigger_pin, HIGH);

  //for 10 us.
  delayMicroseconds(20);

  //Then reset it.
  digitalWrite(_trigger_pin, LOW);
}

void HCSR04Interrupt::echoHigh() {
  _micros_start = micros();

  detachInterrupt(_echo_pin - 2);
  attachInterrupt(_echo_pin - 2, echoLow, FALLING);
}

void HCSR04Interrupt::echoLow() {
  detachInterrupt(_echo_pin - 2);

  unsigned long us = micros() - _micros_start;

  distance = us;

  (*_callback)();
}

A: So the compiler (not the IDE) tells you exactly what's wrong:
argument of type 'void (HCSR04Interrupt::)()' does not match 'void (*)()

So, while attachInterrupt() takes a function pointer of type void (*)(), you're trying to pass it a non-static member function, which you can't. You can try making the member function static and casting:
static void echoHigh();

// ...

attachInterrupt(_echo_pin - 2, reinterpret_cast<void (*)()>(&echoHigh), RISING);

A: Arduino interrupt handlers can only be functions. You are trying make method of an object an interrupt handler.  Hence the compiler complains.
To be more precise about it, object methods are like functions, but it is as if they take a "hidden" parameter, which specifies the object instance. Therefore, they actually have different type signatures from plain functions. This disallows one to pass a method pointer when what a function is looking for is a plain function pointer.
The solution is to move your echoHigh() and echoLow() out of the HCSR04Interrupt class, and make them plain functions.

A: As I stumbled upon this question and it hasn't had an accepted answer, I write what I found, which worked for me:
The interrupt has to be called by a global wrapper. This wrapper needs to call a handleInterupt function of the class. Therefore it has to know the class. This can be done by storing it in a global variable. If multiple instances of the class should be used, multiple such global variables have to be used. But as the interrupt pins are just a few you can write a global variable and function for every pin:
MyClass theInstance_pin3 = NULL;
MyClass theInstance_pin7 = NULL;

// Somewhere, fill in an initialized copy of MyClass,
// and set theInstance_pin3 or theInstance_pin7 to it

void ISR_3()
{
   if (theInstance_pin3)
       theInstance_pin3->handleInterrupt();
}
void ISR_7()
{
   if (theInstance_pin7)
       theInstance_pin7->handleInterrupt();
}

as a reference see: http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=41713.0
or http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=160101.0

A: I got around this by making a singleton base class which represents the hardware as a whole (which kinda makes sense in this situation anyway).
Any function pointers can then be passed to the sub-component class, and handled by the singleton, whose member variables and methods are all static.
Example headers (untested):
// Sub-component
class LampButton {
public:
    LampButton(int pin, void(*pushHandler)());
}

// Sub-component
class LampLed {
public:
    LampLed(int pin);
    void toggle();
}

// Singleton represents the hardware in it's entirety
class Lamp {
public:
    // Call this instead of a constructor
    static void initialize(int buttonPin, int ledPin);

    // Function implemented inline for clarity - don't do this
    static void handleButtonPush() {
        led.toggle();
    }

private:
    static LampButton button;
    static LampLed led;
}

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Having a guy best friend is so important and is a blessing in disguise which you will realise someday.
I think guy best friends are the perfect people to ask for advice regarding another girl. Because they will be completely and brutally honest with you.
Unlike girlfriends, guy friends will call you out on your mistakes way before and tell you to clean up your mess.
Your guy best friend is the perfect person to go out with or to get into a club through couple entry without getting awkward. If any guy is hitting on you and you feel uncomfortable, your best friend comes to the rescue.
They come to know the intentions of the guy you are getting close to, and they are always right about their assumptions.
They are there for you and provide emotional support.
The best person to talk to if you are feeling jealous or angry at yourself is your guy best friend. They have some power to make you feel so great about yourself.
All of your friends assume that you two are in a relationship just because you both are so close. Even your parents know how crazy close your friendship is.
You also go for each other's family functions where aunties give you that weird smile when they see you two together.
The best part about having a guy best friend is that you can literally talk about anything and not feel awkward that you might feel guilty or weird telling your girl best friend.
Other girls seem to hate you because you are close to a guy.
Guy best friends are the laziest, chill people ever. They are a lot less dramatic compared to our girlfriends.
Guy friends are the most protective and will go to any lengths to take care of you.
Whatever knowledge you have about sports, cars and video games, it is all from them.
They will always be there to patiently listen to you rant about the most stupid thing and still help you to solve it.
Guy best friends become our fake boyfriends, brothers, cousins and much more depending on the situation. They are our lifesavers.
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She's not grumbling and complaining now.
I'm sure that our cat is convinced that the speed at which her food bowl appears is directly proportional to the volume of her shrieks. She's not the only one with that simplistic worldview. Humans quickly learn that grumbling and creating a fuss gets attention.
During Israel's journey from Egypt to Sinai the people experienced extreme thirst. They went for three days with no water. The first oasis looked lush, but the water was bitter. After grumbling at Moses, God showed him a tree, and it made the pool drinkable when Moses threw it in. It was a simple lesson about the care of God: Either God provides for His people, or He shows them what to do. However, Israel did not learn the lesson.
A few weeks later, the people packed their tents, journeyed on into the wilderness, and became hungry. They reverted to their earlier strategy—grumbling to Moses and Aaron. Once again, God provided for them by raining down manna and quail.
Moses and Aaron asked an interesting question. How and why do humans learn to grumble and complain to parents and authority figures? No, there isn't a gene, but presumably the behavior begins with the first post-natal hunger pangs. But Moses and Aaron were right to ask. Why blame our leaders for things they are not responsible for? And why expect other people to solve problems that only God can solve? If God were visible perhaps we would lash out at Him. Then again, we might think better of it!
Our spiritual nearsightedness and short memories result in grumbling. It is easier for us to take a problem to a leader or a parent than to go direct to God. Yet our leaders and parents are limited in what they can do to provide or protect. God alone can meet our deepest and direst needs. Parents and leaders only succeed in their roles when they redirect our petitions to God as Moses and Aaron did. Spiritual maturity involves learning to go straight to God.
The wonderful thing about God is that although He wants us to learn our lessons and come to trust Him more directly, He still responds to our grumbling demands. But let's not fall into the trap of thinking that grumbling and complaining work. Instead, let's learn the lesson of His faithfulness and abundance. Imagine what God could do with a people who took every need to Him, in faith that He cares and is able to meet that need.
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You're right on–we tend to be grumbly (new word?) to our human leaders, rather than to take our concerns direct to God.
It is interesting that "the squeaky wheel gets the grease" and there is a wide gap between grumbling and making your requests known. I guess its in the attitude of our hearts. You receive not because you ask not… is much different than grumbling to get something.
My pastor preached last week about "surrender"… well, I decided that every morning, before leaving to work I would pray and "surrender all" to him that day!!!
I can assure you that I had a very good week and we were able so solve some of the difficulties, but we still have a way to go!
If you are reading this, please, just pray for me and for the Lord to remove all evil intentions or doings at work, and for Him to give me wisdom, discernment & strength!!! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing Rachel. I will pray. God does see everything. Sometimes He takes a while before acting just to grow us a little more. I'm glad you already experienced some breakthrough.


Opening November 30th, R.P. Culley & Co Bar & Restaurant at The Exchange Hotel promises to provide visitors with an unforgettable dining experience, blending together the forgotten and fascinating history of the lovingly refurbished and magnificent Exchange Hotel with an exciting and imaginative selection of modern British dishes using the finest seasonal, regional produce available.
Situated within the impressive and imposing Exchange Hotel in Cardiff, which was once home to the capital's thriving 19th-century coal exchange, every inch of this building has its own story to tell, and now the hotel is set to tell another tale with the opening of this truly special restaurant.
From the outside, you'll be stunned by the magnificence of the building's beautiful gothic façade; there really are few hotels in the city as breathtaking. Step inside and be welcomed by the interior's wooden panelling and touches that reflect the building's industrial heritage. Grand and luxurious whilst still managing to be unpretentious, comforting and fun, dining at R.P. Culley & Co Bar & Restaurant promises to be a joyous experience for each and every guest.
Passionate about quality local produce, talented head chef Keith Clash has created a mouth-watering new menu that simply must be tried. Dishes like the tempting pan-seared duck breast, slow-cooked pork belly, and Abergavenny lamb rack are guaranteed to please the foodies out there, whilst the menu also includes classics that will keep everyone happy like Culley's fish and chips served with peas, tartar sauce and lemon, and Cefn Mawr 6oz burger in a seeded bun with streaky bacon and tifi rarebit.
When we visited the restaurant earlier this month, we were lucky enough to be treated to some of the sensational dishes that await diners when R.P. Culley & Co Bar & Restaurant opens at the end of November. To start, we tucked into Welsh mussels in smoked garlic and chilli cream, salad with sweet potato, smokey cauliflower and avocado, and seared scallops with roasted spices accompanied by the subtle sweetness of strewn pomegranate seeds, and were blown away by the kitchen team's ability to elevate humble ingredients with flair and attention to detail. Then, we savoured scrumptious mains of British chicken breast served with tarragon mash, wild mushroom and pancetta and brandy sauce, and Welsh rack of lamb, before finishing with the melt-in-the-mouth bara brith bread and butter pudding with rum-soaked raisins and the dreamy Wickedly Welsh chocolate tasting plate – every chocoholic's fantasy.
Taking its name from, and inspired by, local philanthropist and entrepreneur Richard Palethorpe Culley, an iconic figure in Cardiff who secured a catering contract with the Coal Exchange to work in the lavish Coal Exchange Restaurant and rub shoulders with the Welsh coal industry's self-made millionaires and influential guests, this venue aims to live up to his legendary charisma, and from everything we've seen so far, it certainly does that.


Monday October 7 we teamed up with c.e.m. – centro em movimento for our Urban Intervention #03. This time we used the almost invisible urban infrastructure created by people's routes and routines – such as taking the metro or getting on the bus at Cais do Sodré – to introduce an alternative way of distributing clothes.


People from all walks of life call the 5 boroughs that make up Capetown their home. One borough in particular, city of Capetown, served as the location for my trip to the Mother City. Whether you're a foodie, an art enthusiast, an adrenaline junkie, a nature lover, a photographer, or just someone who loves the city life, Capetown is the place for you.
My trip to Capetown started at Capetown international airport as i landed on a nice and sunny afternoon. I wasn't ready for what followed for sure,well,part of it,most of it actually was my fault. I took a cab to town when i couldn't change currency at the airport with the hope of changing and paying the cab guy once we got there only to get to town and no one could accept Kenyan currency. For the first time i traveled without local currency to my country of destination, something i learned never to do again. I managed to work around it and was later dropped at the apartments where i was staying. The not so sweet experience in between aside, the drive from the airport to the apartments gave me a good feel of the city, better than i had imagined it actually.The table mountain views were stunning to say the least and they got better as we drove closer. Seriously had i known what awaited me i couldn't have bothered taking any photos along the way.Talking of which,today i' ll be quite generous with them. I checked in and was led to the elevator that opened on the 17th floor.
Staying in a penthouse has been on my bucket list. When the elevator doors opened to the 17th floor and i was led to my "home for the week" while in Capetown, i was beyond excited! And even more so in love once we opened the doors and took a tour of this beautiful place. This beautiful home was so inspiring words and pictures don't do it justice! Here are a few of my favorites.
How beautiful is the view of lion head?
Seriously this penthouse is, dare i say it, "GOALS"! Clearly, from my excitement you can tell this isn't your average ph, the whole place is perfection. The aesthetic and decor had me "oooh and ahhhing" the whole time. Be it when i wake up or step back in from my days activities.
After settling in i had a shower,"ubered" to V&A water front later for diner and was back early enough for a good nap as the following day was something i couldn't wait for. I needed me relaxed to enjoy the moment.
I have come to realize am more of a sunset person than the sunrise but that didn't dissuade me from trying my luck at the roof top in the morning.
Day two had excitement wiring my body like i was plugged into the mains. My brain felt like it was on fast-forward and there was no off switch. Paragliding!
I have to say i haven't seen anything unpredictable as Cape's weather. One minute its sunny,the next second its all cold. The morning was quite bright but when i got to signal hill,it was all foggy. I couldn't get it. I waited till noon and nothing had changed eventually postponing the activity to the following day.
I had Champagne sunset cruise that evening.
The weather wasn't on my side.
On day 3 i gave paragliding a shot again but it didn't happen because; the weather was good but the wind,howling winds were blowing from the wrong direction,the table mountain.
It was really disappointing. Giving up bungee jumping at Bloukrans bridge was torture enough i couldn't add to. The idea of leaving Capetown without paragliding was unwelcome.
The afternoon was however great for a bird's eye view of the Cape Peninsula on a scenic helicopter flight from Cape Town down the coast to the Cape of Good Hope and sight of the 12 Apostles mountain range,the table mountain and the stadium.
The fourth day started with a city tour. A trip to Capetown would be incomplete without it or so i thought.
The tour was to end at the table mountain where i was to ride on the cable car.
I took this shot from the penthouse while testing my lens.
Definitely the best way to see the Atlantic Coastline, Lion's Head, Signal Hill, Camp's Bay, Clifton Beaches, Waterfront, and Robben Island.
The pilot gave me a taste of his prowess and boy!
Now when you think of a wine country, there's obviously one thing that comes to mind, WINE, and boy did i have a lot of it! Between visiting wineries, munching on delicious bites, and soaking in the breathtaking landscapes; i can say a trip to Stellenbosch was perfect. Its worth the entire day the activity comes with.
Kanonkop, just like the other wine farms i visited didn't have my taste of wines. They do have great wines,just not my kind. They were kind enough however to hand me a map of Stellenbosch wine farms and pointed me to this one that had exactly what i was looking for; Muratie. If you ever find yourself there,get me two bottles of cape vintage. The wine is life itself!
My Capetown adventure ended with a trip to Kirstenbosch National botanical garden. Here are a few of my favorite shots.
There is only so much that one can do in Capetown;there is a lot i wished i could do but time was a limitation. Am definitely looking forward to paying South Africa a proper visit. Well, here are some of the things you could give a shot in case you planning to pay Capetown a visit. The world is a playground that belongs to all of us, and we should live every precious day with a happy and free spirit.
What a read, seems you had a blast down under. I think i ought to put it in my travel bucket list.


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Josephine M. age 93, formerly of NE Mpls. Preceded by husband: Mike. Survived by children: Mark (Susan Wright) Pribula, Karen and Martin Pribula, grandchildren: Katharyn and William. Memorial Mass of Christian Burial at the CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS (17th Ave NE & University Ave.) Monday, December 10th, at 11 AM with visitation one hour prior. Inurnment Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. Memorials preferred to Marlowe Mraz Scholarship Fund at Winona State.
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"My voice is kind of in his head, which is a great place to be."
When asked if she is playwright Colman Domingo's muse, actress Sharon Washington lets out a chuckle that lights up the room -- even from over the phone. "It's hard for me to say that myself!" she says. "But Colman has said it in print, so I guess it's true! I joke all the time that I have to be careful about what I say around him because it will end up on stage."
In Domingo's new dramedy Dot, now at the Vineyard Theatre, she plays Shelly, the smart but stressed-out daughter of the title character, a formerly strong matriarch stricken with dementia. It's the second plum part he's written expressly for her, after the Public Theater's Wild With Happy. And yet performing, not playwriting, is what initially brought these two together.
"I can't remember when he wasn't in my life, but we only met in 2010 doing The Scottsboro Boys," Washington says, referring to the Tony-nominated musical they co-starred in, which began Off-Broadway at the Vineyard. "Colman began writing Wild With Happy while we were on the road with the show in Minneapolis. He would say, 'Come down and read this monologue!' And then he started writing it on me, and we had these great brainstorming discussions. Now my voice is kind of in his head, which is a great place to be."
With Shelly, Domingo didn't give his pal an easy character to play. In addition to having a high-powered job as a lawyer and being a single mom, she's the primary caretaker of her ailing mother, who's still living in the Philadelphia home Shelly and her siblings grew up in. All the pressure is getting to her, and in the first scene, she and her mother have some heartrending fights over seemingly inconsequential things, like breakfast. In lesser hands, Shelly might come off as simply strident. But Washington is careful to let humor and feelings of helplessness humanize her, making her struggle all the more sympathetic as she and her family gather to celebrate what may very well be their last Christmas with Dot.
"When I'm just yelling, exasperated with my mother in the beginning, I can feel the audience go, 'Whoa!'" she says. "But later, I feel them leaning forward and starting to understand her, which is very refreshing. Colman had several very close friends who were dealing with loved ones with Alzheimer's, including my husband. He said he couldn't believe their stories because they seemed so harsh, but really funny, too. Except not. And he wanted to find out what that was about. My mother-in-law, who passed away last year, had dementia. Colman would hear what my husband was going through, how he would lash out because his mother's condition would literally drive him to the place it drives my character, Shelly, when she says, 'I'm going to light my hair on fire!' The disease changes their personality, but it changes yours, too. It hits you at the emotional level and you snap. That has creeped into Shelly. She's a lawyer, she likes to fix things, but she can't fix this. It's unimaginable."
Because of its unsentimental depiction of how dementia impacts not just patients but their loved ones, Dot has been attracting audiences who have experience with the disease, including caretakers and sufferers. At a talkback the other night, Washington got "the best compliment" when a caregiver said, "I completely understood Shelly."
The actress adds, "Every day I feel so honored and privileged to tell this story. We had [famous restaurateur and personality] B. Smith and her husband, Dan Gasby, come recently. She's suffering with early-onset Alzheimer's, and they've just written a book about it. B. and I have traveled in the same circles for years, and she's been this idol of beauty and class, and she's kind of like Dottie. She's still beautiful and radiant, but she can't quite get her thoughts together. We need plays like this so that we can have the conversation, because nobody really knows what it is when it starts to happen. Is it senility, dementia, Alzheimer's, just old age?"
Inspired in part by Domingo's success alternating performing and playwriting, Washington is also currently at work on an autobiographical show, Feeding the Dragon, about how she literally grew up in the New York Public Library system (her father was a custodian and her family actually lived in several branches). "It started as a memoir, but now it's a show so I can naturally step in and out of the stories as I'm telling them," she says. "It's been an amazing journey, but it's scary. As an actor I can hide behind my playwright's words, but this is me. Having done his own one-person show, A Boy and His Soul, Colman has been unbelievably supportive and encouraging. He was the first person I read any of it for, and he did the first rewrites with me. He said, 'Turn that great collaborative heart that you have for other work, my work, other new playwrights' work, and turn that on yourself.' Colman's truly is an inspiration. Whenever I think, 'I can't do this, I'm tired,' I remember he's doing 12 things! He'll call me and say, 'Where are you with that?' Oy, talk about holding your friends accountable!"
Photos by Carol Rosegg. Top image: Sharon Washington.


VICTORVILLE, Calif. (VVNG.com) — Cory David Bowman, 33, of Phelan, was arrested after he threatened a Walmart loss prevention officer with a gun and led deputies on a pursuit, officials said.
On August 28, 2018, at about 5:32 pm, a loss prevention officer for Walmart in the 11800 block of Amargosa Road in Victorville reported contacting a suspect shoplifting at the store.
"During the contact, the suspect had his hands in his pocket and threatened to harm the employee with a gun if he was not allowed to leave," stated a sheriff's news release.
Cory Bowman got into a 2005 Hyundai Accent and drove away from the store. Responding deputies noticed the Hyundai leaving the parking lot and heading west on Bear Valley Road.
A deputy attempted a traffic stop on the Hyundai and the suspect failed to yield leading deputies on a pursuit.
"The suspect ran several stop signs before driving into the desert near Cobalt and Powerline Road. He continued through the desert for a short distance before getting his vehicle stuck," officials said. Deputies caught Bowman as he ran from the vehicle.
Deputies recovered a handgun along the pursuit route, and believe it is the handgun the suspect used to threaten the victim. A records check revealed the gun was reported stolen in San Bernardino.
Bowman is a convicted felon and prohibited from possessing firearms. Bowman was booked at the High Desert Detention Center for felon in possession of a firearm and evading a peace officer with disregard for safety. The case was sent to the District Attorney's Office for review and consideration of further charges.
The suspect has had a lengthy criminal record with law enforcement over the past year. In September of 2017, Bowman was arrested for attempted murder after officials said he shot a man who entered his home in the 35000 block of Indian Trail in Helendale. According to public court records, Bowman was initially charged with second-degree murder and assault with a firearm, however, the case was dismissed due to lack of evidence.
In December 2017, Bowman was arrested after a LoJack hit on a vehicle stolen out of Highland led deputies to his location.


The BJP as well as the Congress welcomed the supreme court judgment that bars instant triple talaq for a period of six months and also seeks a legislation on it.
BJP chief Amit Shah said that he welcomes this on behalf of the party and added "it's not about anyone's win or loss".
After persistent, unequivocal & firm stand taken by prime minister Narendra Modi, the evil practice of triple talaq is held unconstitutional by the supreme court, said the Bharatiya Janata Party.
The Congress said it is a progressive, secular judgement for equal rights of Muslim women in India.
Activists too welcomed the 3-2 apex court verdict that termed instant triple talaq retrograde and said the practice is against Article 14 of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to equality.


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Exclusive: Tom Holland Reveals an Interesting Spider-Man Tidbit
Edward Douglas Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Tom Holland on the upcoming Spider-Man movie
By now, you've probably already watched the new Captain America: Civil War teaser trailer a few dozen times. If not, here it is.
One thing we don't get to see in the new "Civil War" trailer is any sign of the new Spider-Man, who returns to the screen under the Marvel Studios aegis with Peter Parker played by 19-year-old Tom Holland (The Impossible).
Holland next appears in Ron Howard's In the Heart of the Sea opposite Chris Hemsworth–who at this point, doesn't seem to be appearing in "Civil War" as Thor–but when ComingSoon.net/SuperHeroHype sat down to talk with Holland, he did tell us the connection he had to the character before getting the role.
"I have always been a huge fan of Spider-Man, and growing up, I had countless Spider-Man costumes," he told us. "Only two years ago did I go to a fancy dress party dressed as Spider-Man. I had this awesome morph suit where you can put your phone on your chest and spiders would crawl across the costume, it was awesome! He's always been a big part of my life and a big part of boys' lives because everybody can relate to him."
While it doesn't seem like "Civil War" is going to use the Superhuman Registration Act as a catalyst for the conflict, Holland pointed out something interesting about the character of Spider-Man and how that might complicate matters. "I think one of the most interesting things about Peter Parker for us is that he's the only person in the MCU now that has a secret identity, so we all know who everyone else is. I think it's quite interesting to go back to that hiding behind a mask."
When asked about fitting in with the rest of the cast who have now done three or four previous movies together, he told us that Robert Downey Jr. has been very welcoming. "I guess they're such easy people. They're lovely people and Robert did my first screen test and he was so welcoming. He took me aside and gave me a little advice about the audition. Like with Ron (Howard), I just felt at ease with him, 'cause he's just a down to earth easy-going guy, and I can't wait to get to work with them more. I'm really excited to get to work and be a part of that universe."
The production for the newest, still-untitled Spider-Man movie will probably start sometime next year and most of it will be shooting in the same place where they shot Captain America: Civil War. "We're shooting in Atlanta for most of it, because they have studios there and I think it's cheaper to build a New York set than it is to shoot here, because it's going to be very expensive. We probably will end up here (in New York) for one week or two."
Look for the rest of our interview with Holland on ComingSoon.net before In the Heart of the Sea opens on December 11.
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Eric Charlton
Former Minister for Transport
Transfield Thiess joint venture of the City Northern Bypass
Transport Minister Eric Charlton today announced Transfield Thiess Joint Venture (TTJV) as the preferred proponent for design and construction of the Burswood Bridge stage of the City Northern Bypass.
He said the joint venture of Transfield Construction Pty Ltd and Thiess Contractors Pty Ltd had been selected from a short-list of three proponents following registration of interest in May. The Main Roads' City Northern Bypass project team would now enter into detailed contractual negotiations with an award of contract expected early in 1997.
"The Burswood Bridge is the key element to in the intent of the City Northern Bypass," Mr Charlton said.
"The bypass will provide a much needed east-west metropolitan transport route for through traffic which currently is forced to use the Causeway and city streets such as Riverside Drive.
"By providing a new road crossing of the Swan River, we will reduce congestion on the Causeway which in turn will allow for the introduction of bus priority lanes.
"Reduced congestion in the central city area will allow for improved pedestrian and cyclist facilities which are planned in association with completion of the bypass."
Mr Charlton said work would start on the Burswood Bridge stage of the bypass during 1997. The other two tenderers were the Baulderstone Clough Joint Venture (BCJV) and Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd. BCJV were the contractors for the first stage which included the Northbridge tunnel.
"Both stages of the bypass are scheduled to be completed simultaneously in mid-2000," the Minister said.
The Burswood Bridge contract involves works between East Parade and Great Eastern Highway. As well as the six lane bridge structure alongside the existing rail bridge, the works involve major interchanges at East Parade and at Great Eastern Highway/Orrong Road, dual use path facilities, a road bridge across the bypass at Riversdale Road and relocation of the Perth-Armadale railway line to include a new Belmont railway station.
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The concrete wheelbarrow is used to carry concrete from the delivery truck to the installation site (if pulling the truck up to the site is not possible). Make sure that you use a heavy-duty, contractor-type wheelbarrow, as the smaller, garden variety with rubber wheels are not designed for the weight of concrete. In addition, filling these small wheelbarrows with concrete will make them essentially impossible to maneuver and cause spilling.
A good wheelbarrow will cost $100 and up, but can often be rented.
How many wheelbarrows full of concrete will it take to do my project?
1 yard of concrete = 12 full wheelbarrows - but often, you will not be able to completely fill the wheelbarrow, so plan on making more trips than 12 per yard of concrete.