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e than two or three of whom had ever travelled by railroad before. Though at the risk of trying your patience too long, I should like to say a few words of some of my old Medford friends who have passed away—some of whom I hope may still be kindly remembered by some of you. Let me mention Mr. P. C. Brooks, then probably the richest man in New England, Rev. Caleb Stetson, well esteemed even among those who differed most widely from his religious views, the elder E. F. Hastings, D. Hall, Captain King, father of Mrs. D. C. Hall, Rev. C. Brooks and T. Cotting, with both the latter of whom I was associated many years on the school committee, and Mary and Lucy Osgood, who had a celebrity in the scholarly society of the vicinity not limited to Medford. They were intelligent, highly cultivated, well versed in ancient and modern languages and literature, taking up the study of German after reaching the age of fifty. Mary, the elder, was bright, quick in forming her opinions or prejudices,
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— Mr. Harlow, are you a sinner? I pleaded guilty, quoting the assembly's catechism as evidence. Well, said she, if you are a sinner, come and take tea with us to-night; a few of our friends will be here to pass the evening, and they will all be saints but you; and as I think a party is pleasanter for being a little mixed, I want a sinner or two to make it more agreeable. Of course I accepted, and with only one layman but myself met half a dozen ministers and theologues of the best the neighborhood afforded, among them Rev. Dr. Furness, Mr. Stetson, I think Dr. Francis, Joseph Angier, Nathaniel Hall, and George I. Briggs; and the cheerfulness and spirit of the evening justified her prediction. I have endeavored to comply with the limited task assigned me. If I have trespassed too long on your patience consider that I had you at my mercy and could have detained you much longer; and remember with the poet Burns, What's done we partly can compute, But know not what's resisted
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d, two of whom, Edmund Gates and Abiel R. Shed, were killed in battle. Another distinguished son of Medford, Alexander Scammell Brooks, eldest son of Governor Brooks, made a good reputation in this war. Born in Medford in 1777, he entered HarvardGovernor Brooks, made a good reputation in this war. Born in Medford in 1777, he entered Harvard College in 1801, and leaving it in 1804 entered the merchant service as a mariner. But the Embargo of 1808, so destructive to the mercantile prosperity of New England, closed that career for a time, but it was renewed soon after, and he returned tor Roxbury. The incident was a source of amusement in the papers at the time, and caricatures of it were printed. Colonel Brooks, though stationed from time to time in various parts of the country with his command, made Medford his home when perd all praise, and will ever be held in grateful remembrance by their townsmen and their country. I have spoken of Governor Brooks. It was once my good fortune to see him. In 1819, when he was governor and the district (now State) of Maine was a
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ty, not more than two or three of whom had ever travelled by railroad before. Though at the risk of trying your patience too long, I should like to say a few words of some of my old Medford friends who have passed away—some of whom I hope may still be kindly remembered by some of you. Let me mention Mr. P. C. Brooks, then probably the richest man in New England, Rev. Caleb Stetson, well esteemed even among those who differed most widely from his religious views, the elder E. F. Hastings, D. Hall, Captain King, father of Mrs. D. C. Hall, Rev. C. Brooks and T. Cotting, with both the latter of whom I was associated many years on the school committee, and Mary and Lucy Osgood, who had a celebrity in the scholarly society of the vicinity not limited to Medford. They were intelligent, highly cultivated, well versed in ancient and modern languages and literature, taking up the study of German after reaching the age of fifty. Mary, the elder, was bright, quick in forming her opinions or
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e last of his descendants, lately deceased. In June, 1833, before going to college, I came here and took charge for one year of the grammar school kept in the west end of the little one-story whitewashed brick school-house standing in the rear of the church and west of the horse sheds. In the other end of the building was a school for little children, taught by Miss Jane Symmes (afterwards Mrs. Hunt), whom many of you doubtless remember. The only other grammar school in town was kept by Alexander Gregg, afterwards a coal dealer, in a one-story brick building on Cross street, within the grounds of the present cemetery. Who could then have imagined the change which sixty years have made, or dreamed of the magnificent palaces in which our children now are taught? There were, a little before and for many years afterwards, two or three private schools of wide reputation. The first of these was kept by Hannah Swan, sister of Dr. Swan, in the large house on Forest street removed a f
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ick building on Cross street, within the grounds of the present cemetery. Who could then have imagined the change which sixty years have made, or dreamed of the magnificent palaces in which our children now are taught? There were, a little before and for many years afterwards, two or three private schools of wide reputation. The first of these was kept by Hannah Swan, sister of Dr. Swan, in the large house on Forest street removed a few years ago to make room for the house occupied by J. Manning. After she left, the house was taken by Mr. John Angier, who kept a boarding-school there for many years, and had scholars from other States and from the West Indies. The Misses Bradbury kept an excellent school for young ladies, boarders and others, on South street. Mrs. Russell, mother of the late Governor Russell, told me she attended school there. During the first half of the century, and until the fourteenth amendment of the Constitution in 1855, a majority of voters, instead of
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his descendants, lately deceased. In June, 1833, before going to college, I came here and took charge for one year of the grammar school kept in the west end of the little one-story whitewashed brick school-house standing in the rear of the church and west of the horse sheds. In the other end of the building was a school for little children, taught by Miss Jane Symmes (afterwards Mrs. Hunt), whom many of you doubtless remember. The only other grammar school in town was kept by Alexander Gregg, afterwards a coal dealer, in a one-story brick building on Cross street, within the grounds of the present cemetery. Who could then have imagined the change which sixty years have made, or dreamed of the magnificent palaces in which our children now are taught? There were, a little before and for many years afterwards, two or three private schools of wide reputation. The first of these was kept by Hannah Swan, sister of Dr. Swan, in the large house on Forest street removed a few years
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present cemetery. Who could then have imagined the change which sixty years have made, or dreamed of the magnificent palaces in which our children now are taught? There were, a little before and for many years afterwards, two or three private schools of wide reputation. The first of these was kept by Hannah Swan, sister of Dr. Swan, in the large house on Forest street removed a few years ago to make room for the house occupied by J. Manning. After she left, the house was taken by Mr. John Angier, who kept a boarding-school there for many years, and had scholars from other States and from the West Indies. The Misses Bradbury kept an excellent school for young ladies, boarders and others, on South street. Mrs. Russell, mother of the late Governor Russell, told me she attended school there. During the first half of the century, and until the fourteenth amendment of the Constitution in 1855, a majority of voters, instead of a plurality as now, was required for the election of
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e— Mr. Harlow, are you a sinner? I pleaded guilty, quoting the assembly's catechism as evidence. Well, said she, if you are a sinner, come and take tea with us to-night; a few of our friends will be here to pass the evening, and they will all be saints but you; and as I think a party is pleasanter for being a little mixed, I want a sinner or two to make it more agreeable. Of course I accepted, and with only one layman but myself met half a dozen ministers and theologues of the best the neighborhood afforded, among them Rev. Dr. Furness, Mr. Stetson, I think Dr. Francis, Joseph Angier, Nathaniel Hall, and George I. Briggs; and the cheerfulness and spirit of the evening justified her prediction. I have endeavored to comply with the limited task assigned me. If I have trespassed too long on your patience consider that I had you at my mercy and could have detained you much longer; and remember with the poet Burns, What's done we partly can compute, But know not what's resisted
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y spare you repetition of an old story. The Middlesex Canal I see has already been treated, and I will not dwell upon that; yet I have some very pleasant recollections connected with it, of which you will permit me to say a word, as it relates rather to the poetic than to the business uses of the canal. When I was here as a young man—I am afraid the custom is not so faithfully kept up now—it was customary to make walking parties of young men and ladies. One of our favorite walks was to Rockhill, on the land of Mr. Hastings, to see the sun set. Another, and perhaps the best, was up the banks of the canal, and through the grounds of Mr. P. C. Brooks, to the parting of the ponds —the spot where the dam of the Mystic Water Works now stands. As the canal boats came along, as they constantly did, they were always ready, when asked, to sheer up to the bank and take us on board, and so we passed on, through the beautiful single-arched stone bridge in the grounds of Mr. Brooks, and then, <


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Que faisiez-vous quand les lumières se sont éteintes ? () est un film américain réalisé par Hy Averback, sorti en 1968.

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 Titre : Que faisiez-vous quand les lumières se sont éteintes ?
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 Réalisation : Hy Averback
 Scénario : Everett Freeman et Karl Tunberg d'après la pièce Où étiez-vous quand les lumières se sont éteintes ? de Claude Magnier
 Photographie : Ellsworth Fredericks
 Production : Everett Freeman et Martin Melcher
 Production exécutive : Robert Vreeland
 Société de production et de distribution : Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
 Musique : Dave Grusin
 Montage : Rita Roland
 Direction artistique : George W. Davis et Urie McCleary
 Costumes : Glenn Connelly
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 Format : Couleur (Metrocolor)  -  - 2,35:1 - Son : mono
 Genre : Comédie
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 Durée : 89 minutes
 Dates de sortie :  :  ;  :

Distribution
 Doris Day : Margaret Garrison
 Robert Morse : Waldo Zirrer
 Terry-Thomas : Ladislaus Walichek
 Patrick O'Neal : Peter Garrison
 Lola Albright : Roberta Lane
 Jim Backus : Tru-Blue Lou
 Dale Malone : Otis J. Hendershot Junior
 Robert Emhardt : Otis J. Hendershot Senior
 Harry Hickox : Détective Captain
 Parley Baer :  Dudley Caldwell
 Randy Whipple : Marvin Reinholtz
 Earl Wilson : Lui-même
 Morgan Freeman

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WATCH: Gun Goes Off While Holstered In Appendix Carry Position. Negligence or Accident?
A video was sent in to TTAG that shows the discharge of a firearm after it was placed in an appendix carry holster. The reason for the discharge is not immediately known, but we have some guesses.
The firearm is said to be a Glock 43, and the holster a GCode INCOG. The GCode holster is a molded holster made of kydex, so we don't think it was the holster's fault.
First; ouch. I could feel some pain once the gun went off. The man's relatively calm response was nice to see, though, as well as the calm and collected response of the woman who was ready to help very quickly.
When the firearm was holstered, a piece of clothing made it's way into the trigger guard.
While looking at the video multiple times, that does not seem to be the case because it seems as though any clothing is moved out of the way when the firearm is holstered. Plus after holstering, the shirt is placed over the firearm to conceal it.
Maybe there was something inside the holster.
While not likely, there could have been something already inside the holster that managed to make it's way inside the trigger guard and then when the man bent down, his abdomen pushed on the firearm (because it was not all the way inside the holster) and pushed it in the holster further, making whatever was inside depress the trigger.
As for the firearm going off on it's own, that'd be difficult if not impossible with a Glock, or any modern firearm for that matter. All signs point to something manipulating the trigger.
What are your thoughts? Can you see anything that we missed?


Stenhousemuir secured a memorable win and their place in the fourth round of the Scottish Cup by beating rivals Falkirk 4-2 in a pulsating local derby.
Paul Paton had given the Bairns the lead before the Warriors fought back with a double from Conor McBrearty, his first two goals in just his fifth senior appearance.
Midfielder Joe McKee restored parity for Falkirk fizzing a low shot into the corner before the break.
Warriors though took advantage of some dismal Bairns' defending and Sean Dickson added a third when he finished off a decent move, before Mark McGuigan clinched victory with a composed finish after bursting through the middle.
It's the first time since January 1936 that Stenny have beaten Falkirk at home and they thoroughly deserved their victory. For the Bairns it is a disastrous result and they will need to make sure it doesn't undo the progress made in recent weeks.
Both teams were not heading into this with much confidence with Stenny bottom of League One with interim boss Colin McMenamin in charge, while Falkirk were bottom of the Scottish Championship and look like staying there on the evidence of this 90 minutes.
The Bairns were dealt a blow with Scott Harrison pulling up in the warm up and he was replaced by Muirhead who returned ahead of schedule from an ankle injury.
They started the brighter of the two teams and opened the scoring after seven minutes. It was good play by Demi Petravicius who burst in behind the Warriors' defence and cut the ball back for Dennon Lewis, he had a couple of efforts on goal, which were blocked, but Paton fired home the rebound from close range.
If Falkirk fans, who had brought a great support, thought they were going to be in for a comfortable afternoon, they were sorely mistaken as the Warriors came roaring back into this Cup tie and turned the game on its head with a quickfire double from McBrearty.
Leo Fasan had denied Sean Dickson and Conner Duthie on separate occasions with impressive saves but he could do nothing about McBrearty's double.
The on loan St Mirren defender took advantage of slack defending to send a powerful downward header beyond Fasan, and bundled another header home moments later to put the Warriors into the lead.
And that advantage could have been extended when Warriors threatened again on 35 minutes as Paton released Cook down the wing and his first time cross was headed agonisingly wide by McGuigan. At the other end, Lewis curled an effort just over as Falkirk searched for an equaliser.
They wouldn't have to wait much longer and McGhee ventured forward and played it into the final third, it was flicked inside to McKee who drilled the ball into the corner.
The Championship side would have expected to push on and grab a third but the Warriors had other ideas.
They seized the lead on 59 minutes though once again there were questions marks over the Bairns' defence and the simplicity of the goal.
Harry Paton dinked the ball over the top, found Ferry in acres of space and he drove forward and squared to Dickson for a tap-in.
The Bairns picked up a flurry of bookings with McKee, Kidd and Muirhead all being shown yellow as their desperation increased.
If anything Stenny looked more likely to score and Dickson came close when attempted to bend the ball into the top corner but Fasan saved.
McGuigan finally wrapped up a memorable win when he slotted home for his sixth goal of the season to knock their illustrious opponents out of the Cup.


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Navarro County ( ) is a county in the U.S. state of Texas.  As of the 2020 census, the population was 52,624. Its county seat is Corsicana. The county is named for José Antonio Navarro, a Tejano leader in the Texas Revolution who signed the Texas Declaration of Independence.

Navarro County comprises the Corsicana micropolitan statistical area, which is also part of the Dallas-Fort Worth, TX combined statistical area.

History
Navarro County was formed from Robertson County in 1846.

Geography
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of , of which  (7.0%) are covered by water.

Major highways
  Interstate 45
  U.S. Highway 287
  State Highway 14
  State Highway 22
  State Highway 31
  State Highway 75
  State Highway 309

Adjacent counties
 Henderson County (northeast)
 Freestone County (southeast)
 Limestone County (south)
 Hill County (southwest)
 Ellis County (northwest)

Demographics

Note: the US Census treats Hispanic/Latino as an ethnic category. This table excludes Latinos from the racial categories and assigns them to a separate category. Hispanics/Latinos can be of any race.

As of the census of 2000,  45,124 people, 16,491 households, and 11,906 families were residing in the county.  The population density was 45 people per square mile (17/km2).  The 18,449 housing units averaged 18 per square mile (7/km2).  The racial makeup of the county was 70.84% White, 16.79% African American, 0.46% Native American, 0.47% Asian, 0.33% Pacific Islander, 9.45% from other races, and 1.65% from two or more races.  Hispanics or Latinos of any race were 15.75% of the population.

Of the 16,491 households, 34.00% had children under 18 living with them, 55.70% were married couples living together, 12.20% had a female householder with no husband present, and 27.80% were not families. About 24.10% of all households were made up of individuals, and 12.00% had someone living alone who was 65 or older.  The average household size was 2.65, and the average family size was 3.14.

In the county, the population was distributed as 27.20% under 18, 9.90% from 18 to 24, 26.90% from 25 to 44, 21.50% from 45 to 64, and 14.40% who were 65 or older.  The median age was 35 years. For every 100 females, there were 97.00 males.  For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 92.70 males.

The median income for a household in the county was $31,268, and  for a family was $38,130. Males had a median income of $30,112 versus $20,972 for females. The per capita income for the county was $15,266.  About 13.90% of families and 18.20% of the population were below the poverty line, including 23.10% of those under age 18 and 14.90% of those age 65 or over.

Media

Navarro County is part of the Dallas-Fort Worth coverage area, including stations KDFW-TV, KXAS-TV, WFAA-TV, KTVT-TV, KERA-TV, KTXA-TV, KDFI-TV, KDAF-TV, and KFWD-TV. The county is also near Waco, so Waco/Temple/Killeen stations also provide coverage for Navarro County. These include: KCEN-TV, KWTX-TV, KXXV-TV, KDYW, and KWKT-TV. East Texas NBC affiliate KETK-TV from the Jacksonville/Tyler area provides coverage for Navarro County, as well.

The Corsicana Daily Sun is the area's newspaper.

Communities

Cities

 Angus
 Barry
 Corsicana (county seat)
 Eureka
 Frost
 Goodlow
 Kerens
 Rice
 Richland

Towns

 Blooming Grove
 Dawson
 Emhouse
 Mildred
 Mustang
 Navarro
 Oak Valley
 Powell
 Retreat
 Streetman (mostly in Freestone County)

Unincorporated communities
 Chatfield
 Emmett
 Montfort
 Purdon
 Pursley
 Roane
 Rural Shade

Ghost town
 Pisgah

Politics

Government
Navarro County, like all Texas counties, is governed by a Commissioners Court, which consists of the county judge, who is elected county-wide and presides over the full court, and four commissioners, who are elected in each of the county's four precincts

County commissioners

County officials

Constables

Justices of the Peace

Community College Board of Trustees

See also

 National Register of Historic Places listings in Navarro County, Texas
 Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks in Navarro County

References

External links
 Navarro County government's website
 Navarro County Office of Emergency Management website
 Navarro County in Handbook of Texas Online at the University of Texas
 Navarro County Genealogical Society

1846 establishments in Texas
Populated places established in 1846


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What are the peanut butter makers doing messing around with berries? Making jam, that's what - but we don't call it jam because it hasn't got enough sugar. What it has got though, is boysenberries, cane sugar, lemon concentrate and pectin.
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It tastes really good too!
Pic's Peanut Butter has met its match with our really good jelly. What are the peanut butter makers doing messing around with berries?? Making jam, that's what - but we don't call it jam because it hasn't got enough sugar. What it has got though, is delicious Nelson boysenberries. Team this up with New Zealand's Number 1 selling and best-loved peanut butter, Pic's Peanut Butter and you have a match made in heaven. Made in sunny Nelson, New Zealand, Pic's expertly crafts both crunchy and smooth, made with just hi-oleic Australian peanuts and occasionally salt, in the salted varieties. No weird stuff added. Come along and grab our PB+J special on the day for $10.
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CoCard wants to alert all clients of a bug attacking the Internet's OpenSSL software (an encryption software widely used by businesses to protect customer data) discovered by security researchers on April 7, 2014 called the Heartbleed Bug. Hackers use the bug to create websites that mirror legitimate ones in order to steal usernames, passwords and credit card data from unsuspecting users. According to a recent report by The Washington Post, this bug went undetected for two years and may have affected as many as two-thirds of the Internet. The next step is for all 500,000 affected sites to revoke their current certificates and issue new ones.
Though this breach attacked the websites of many mom-and-pop shops and those of major companies like Facebook, Netflix, OkCupid and Dropbox (all currently reissuing their certificates), it fortunately did not affect bank or government websites.
CoCard prides itself on providing data security to its clients and takes matters like these seriously. If you have any questions or concerns about the Heartbleed Bug, please contact one of our dedicated professionals at 1.800.317.1819.


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Trader Joe's Recalls Mochi Ice Cream
May 11, 2017 / 12:07 PM / CBS Boston
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mikawaya has recalled a batch of its chocolate mochi ice cream sold at Trader Joe's stores because the product contains peanuts, the ice cream maker said Thursday.
Peanuts are not listed as an ingredient on the boxes of Japanese-style ice cream desert with a coating of pounded sticky rice.
The recalled ice cream. (Image credit: Trader Joe's)
People who have an allergy to peanuts run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they eat the product, the Los Angeles based company said in a statement.
The ice cream is sold at Trader Joe's locations across the U.S. but Mikawaya spokesman Russell Barnet did not know how many boxes were affected or the locations of the stores where the ice cream was sent.
No allergic reactions or illnesses have been reported, Mikawaya said.
Customers can return mochi ice cream with the code "LOT 090-17" for full refunds.
(Image credit: Trader Joe's)
(© Copyright 2017 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
First published on May 11, 2017 / 12:07 PM


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Digital Innovation with Public Purpose
Digitalisation in the Public Sector
Biden-Harris Win Could Bolster Digital Government
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by Tanya Filer
After an arduous campaign, the Democrats have won the US presidential election. The win may be a boon for digital government in the US. Vice President-elect Kamala Harris has been a long-time technology advocate in the Senate and California judiciary. Based on her track record, we anticipate a renewed emphasis on digitalisation of the state, and technology policy that is both knowledgeable and broadly supportive of Silicon Valley.
Focus areas may include:
Investment in human capacity building for digitalisation at every level of government. The United States Digital Service (USDS), a federal government digitalisation effort begun under the Obama administration, remains in place, and is likely to be strengthened. But digital government teams may also be empowered at the state and local level. In 2019, Harris sponsored the Digital Services act, aiming to draw on the model of the USDS to give state and local governments resources to establish similar teams. Local governments could apply for grants to be administered by USDS, to modernise their operations through the uptake of digital and emerging technologies. Placing strong emphasis on building internal capability, the bill stipulates that 50% of awarded funds must be spent on 'digital' staff salaries.
As Vice President, Biden also described a need to put local government at the fore of addressing crippling infrastructure and education problems. The Covid-19 crisis has only emphasised the value of local governments being empowered to make decisions with, and about, the communities that they serve, and for digital technologies to be at the core of public service delivery. Local digital upskilling and resourcing may also promote accountability—knowledge technology procurement at the local level can lead to greater government openness.
'GovTech' entrepreneurs may benefit from an approach that equips local governments with more tech knowhow. The smaller scale can suit innovative young companies. Purchasing decision-makers at the local level can often also make quicker decisions than their colleagues in federal (or even state) government, more in tune with the demands of the start-up lifecycle.
Open government data. In 2015, Harris, then Attorney General of California, launched OpenJustice. a criminal justice open data initiative designed to release key data on the state criminal justice system in an interactive, user-friendly format. At the time, Harris described the initiative as presenting "a common set of facts, data and goals so that we can hold ourselves accountable and improve public safety." The Obama administration also encouraged open government methods to increase public accountability, establishing the multilateral Open Government Partnership.
If well implemented, the rejuvenation of a federal level open data agenda could contribute to deepening trust in government. It could also spur public entrepreneurship through enabling a broader cross-section of society to quantify–and help to address–core aspects of government functioning. As the open government community knows, however, opening government data will do little alone. An emphasis must be placed on making data useable, and ensuring they are actually used.
Data privacy. Harris has been vocal in calling for technology companies to operate in a way that "the American consumer can be certain that their privacy is not being compromised." She has emphasised that regulation must be implementable—using mechanisms that lawmakers and policymakers "can ensure" work. It remains to be seen whether her statements—which do not call to break up 'Big Tech' companies—will translate into attempts to pass data privacy legislation.
A knowledgeable and cordial relationship with Big Tech. When Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, was called to a Senate hearing in 2018, it was the seeming tech illiteracy of the chair of the Senate Republican High Tech task force that went viral. But Harris's questioning of Zuckerberg was sharp. She questioned him on data privacy and transfer, user notification regarding data breaches, and platform competition. She also criticised Facebook and other technology companies for being "evasive and "non-responsive" in response to her 50 written questions as part of the Social Media Committee hearing on social media influence.
Yet Harris has a deep supporter base in Silicon Valley. Previous donors including Sheryl Sandberg. Google's parent Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple and Facebook reportedly "make up five out of the top seven contributors to Biden's campaign committee in 2020". Harris' brother-in-law is the chief legal officer at Uber, and previously one of her key political advisors (this hasn't stopped her opposing Uber on state legislation previously).
We can expect revolving doors, with alumni of the Obama administration's tech corps returning to Washington following stints in the Valley over the past four years. The character of the relationship between the White House and Silicon Valley is likely to be cordial – perhaps too much so for supporters of strong regulation. It is undoubted, however, that the quality of technology policy conversation coming from the White House will receive a boost.
Social media savvy. At this time of physical distancing, using social media smartly—both to broadcast and listen to constituents—matters for leadership. Political social media has become almost synonymous with populist stylistics over the past four years. Harris and Biden both have highly engaged followers, and (as in real life) a far less inflammatory online presence than Trump. Supported by digital engagement experts, they are well placed to help reimagine social media as a force for greater empathy building, not (only) division and sensationalism.
A community of digital government luminaries, nurtured by the Obama administration, is ready to support Biden and Harris. Their administration should draw on that support, and seek to develop a new generation of contextually sensitive government technology and technology policy leaders at every level of government.
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Sir Edward J. Fitzgerald, 1st Baronet (24 November 1846 – 22 June 1927) was an Irish politician. He spent several decades as a member of Cork Corporation and was the second Lord Mayor of Cork.

Early life

Born in Inchigeelagh, County Cork, Fitzgerald was the son of Daniel Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Corcoran. He was educated locally and worked as a carpenter, before moving to Cork at the age of 24 where he established his own building firm.

Political career

Fitzgerald took an active part in municipal affairs and, after being elected to Cork Corporation in the 1880s, was also a member of the Cork Harbour Board, the Board of Guardians, and many social and political societies. He also filled the office of high sheriff. At the time of the Parnell split, he sided with the Anti-Parnellite majority, joining the Irish National Federation.

Fitzgerald was elected Lord Mayor of Cork in 1901 and served two further consecutive terms. During his tenure he presided over the Cork International Exhibition in 1902. As chairman of the executive committee, he travelled throughout Ireland and Scotland collecting funds for the project. Such was the success of the exhibition that it was continued for a second year and attended by King Edward VII who conferred a baronetcy on Fitzgerald. After the exhibition, the grounds were converted into a public park, which was given the name Fitzgerald's Park in his honour.

Fitzgerald unsuccessfully contested the Cork City constituency as an Independent Nationalist candidate at the January 1910 general election. He remained a member of Cork Corporation until the 1920s.

Personal life and death

Fitzgerald married Johanna O'Donoghue in January 1872. They had ten children, eight of whom survived into adulthood. Two of his sons, Andy and Bill Fitzgerald, played hurling with the Cork senior hurling team. A third son, Fr. Edward Fitzgerald, was a member of the Cork County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association.

After his retirement from public life, Fitzgerald lived in Ovens, County Cork. He died at his residence on 22 June 1927, aged 80.

References

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Q: Isolating a formula for a polynomial fit in r This is a generalization of Isolating coefficients from polynomial fit in r (which does not cover the case of polynomials) and (in a sense) a duplicate of Isolating coefficients from polynomial fit in r (which, after 4 years, only has a partial answer/"workaround"; see my remark about raw = TRUE below).
Suppose I have a polynomial fit:
l <- lm(mpg ~ poly(cyl, disp, hp, degree = 2), mtcars)
summary(l)

Is there an easy way to obtain the polynomial formula behind it?
I understand that poly works with orthogonal polynomials and that the option raw = TRUE will work with monomials.  Thus, with raw = TRUE it is much easier to extract a formula.  However, I have been told that raw = TRUE will, in general, give a different (worse?) fit.

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Home General News UK to Impose New Rule on COVID-19 Pandemic this Friday
UK to Impose New Rule on COVID-19 Pandemic this Friday
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UK is imposing a new rule on the COVID-19 pandemic management this week for keeping the people safe from this deadly virus. This rule is regarding pubs, restaurants, salons, cafes, and other public recreational places i.e. zoo.
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says that this new rule on the COVID-19 pandemic may affect people who are making the hangout or picnic plans this weekend. It also applies to people who are all set to get a new hair cut or any salon treatment, watch a movie in the cinema, or planning bowling with friends. All in all, all recreational spots will be bound to keep a track of everyone who has attended them except for people who don't enter inside the building i.e. takeaway food orders.
Also read- The New Portable MRI Successfully Identifies Certain Abnormalities in the Brain
For now, this was a volunteer thing and local businesses were advised to do it for their own good but from this Friday, it will be mandatory for all shop owners, companies, and businesses to follow it. The details that they are asked to maintain include name, contact details, and residence details.
This new rule on the COVID-19 pandemic is not fully deified yet but may apply to salons where people come for a hair cut because of the 'too close' contact with the customer and service provider. This information has to be maintained for 21 days and after this time, it will be handed over to the NHS for record-keeping and re-examining if they want to trace a contact.
Under this new rule, any person who doesn't want to comply will immediately be refused to enter inside the eatery or entertainment center. Businesses that fail to follow this rule will be subjected to penalties and fines. The fine can also be imposed if any eatery or any other business fails to take the information from visitors especially in large groups (six or more people).
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Matt Hancock, the British Secretary of Health and Social Care say that NHS is trying everything to trace people, identify the potentially infected person so that they can be treated. This new rule on the COVID-19 pandemic will help to return back to normal life soon. But without complete control over the new cases, it is almost impossible, which is why the local businesses and visitors should comply with this new rule.
He also said that the healthcare system may not work well without public cooperation which is why the government is trying best to do everything that it can. It has already specified the information collection centers for NHS which are encouraged to be contacted by the local businesses for controlling the pandemic.
Under this new rule, all local businesses will be bound to collect information from their customers and visitors that have entered into their premises. In addition to this, all these local businesses will also contain details of all their employees or staff present on working days. Like mentioned before, this information will be kept for 21 days after which it will be handed over to the NHS Test and Trace center.
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Major societal challenges such as environmental sustainability, availability of energy and raw materials, and globalisation are creating new requirements for many actors in society. These new requirements relate to efficiency, flexibility, sustainability, and competitiveness. While these aspects have all been around for some time, and many systems have been locally optimised with regards to one or a few of these requirements, recent advances in communication and processing capabilities promise increased possibilities for connecting different parts of society, allowing optimal operation on a much larger scale.
While industrial production systems have been controlled electronically for decades, the digitisation of market channels and consumer systems, together with the possibility to interconnect different production facilities, now allow for automated interaction along the whole supply chain from raw materials to end users.Simultaneously, increased demand for efficiency forces increased specialisation among actors, which with increased possibilities of interconnectivity, creates large enterprises of cooperating, specialised stakeholders.
One of the major remaining obstacles for a widespread adaptation of more intelligent, more connected systems, able to deliver these envisioned results, is a coherent approach to the engineering and management of Systems-of-Systems involving very large numbers of devices and operating across several automation domains.For traditional automation systems there are established engineering procedures and numerous standards for engineering data, although most are focused on the static processes that have traditionally been the norm. For full integration with a digital society many of the existing automation systems will need significant modifications and as many automation systems are ageing and in need of replacement, a suitable solution to this may be a large scale migration to new automation solutions.
The work presented in this thesis includes some new approaches and methodologies to utilise the existing engineering procedures and standards, while introducing some of the flexibility proposed by the emerging technologies. The major technical solutions presented consist of a structure way to organise connected systems and how they are related, regardless of engineering standards used to design their interactions, and an approach to allow configuration of heterogeneous systems through service interactions.Further contributions include an approach for migrating certain categories of existing industrial control systems to a service oriented architecture, as a basic outline for adaption of the next generation of automation systems in industry.Certain remaining challenges have been identified, which have to be addressed for a successful launch of widespread interconnected automation systems based on Internet of Things and associated technologies.


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In the past:
Ingrid hides the hat/box in a cave before confronting the Sorcerer's Apprentice (who I'll be calling Mickey from now on for fairly obvious reasons) and trying to force him into allowing her an audience with the Sorcerer. Mickey isn't being cooperative, but asks her what she wants. Her answer? Happiness. When she was little, she was happy, but she claims that her sisters could never accept her for what she was because they were ordinary… Which we, of course, know is a bunch of bullshit from last week's episode… But she wants two new, magical sisters. She's going to take Elsa, her niece, as one of her new sisters (cue "Dueling Banjos") and needs a third, "perfect match." She pledges to wait as long as it takes.
Elsa, meanwhile, is a good sister, inspecting a spread of dinner which is apparently all chocolate. God Bless her. Ingrid comes in and tells Elsa that Anna found the hat, that it's what her parents had been searching for when their shipwreck… shipwrecked. A magic hat that would strip her of her powers. As she talks about how they powers make them special, being none too subtle about how they're sooooooo freaking similar, Ingrid drops that she's also taken the liberty of locking Anna up in the dungeon… Because the palace guards of Arendelle are the worst at their jobs. Elsa says that her sister would never have done that, but Ignrid tells her that their mother has done it to her. Elsa needs a moment.
Somebody needs to eat some of that chocolate. It's really bothering me.
She goes down to see Anna in the dungeons, the younger sister is overjoyed to see her, until Elsa asks after the hat, and she is forced to admit that she withheld the truth. Elsa takes the lie as a huge betrayal, which is great coming from the woman who nearly killed her little sister because she's terrible at, I guess, all social conventions, and whose same little sister literally sacrificed her life to save hers… But, wait. She sends the guards away and reveals that she does believe Anna, immediately freeing her. Anna is relieved, and adorable, and Elsa tells her that the plan is to keep up the charade, but to sneak Anna out, find the urn, and re-trap Ingrid. Anna vows to help, since her childhood was spent being a weirdo, by herself, talking to paintings and shit, but, more importantly, exploring every inch of the castle. She's got this.
The sisters plus Kristoff snoop about Ingrid and her sisters' childhood room. After sending him outside to be the lookout, Elsa happens upon a cracked mirror and muses over what could have happened to turn their mother and aunt against one another. Anna is quick to blame Ingrid (legit) and Elsa doesn't comment. Anna assures her that their bond is too strong to break like the previous generation, though, and continues looking for the urn, opening a large cabinet to find… Hans! Still frozen solid. Elsa sheepishly admits to omitting some of the goings on from while Anna was away, and they find the urn tucked away behind his body.
The girls don't find it even a teensy weensy bit odd that she's keeping his body locked up in there?
As Anna and Elsa skulk about the palace, intent on sneaking up on Ingrid to thaw the bitch out, Anna chatters nervously and Elsa asks whether their parents really were searching for something to take away her powers. Anna confirms it with an apology, but she's also sure that they would accept her as she is if their parents could see her as she is now.
Back in the dungeon, Anna and Elsa plan to trap Ingrid by having her confront Anna with a false punishment of banishment, only for Anna to spring the trap and use the urn on her. Or, at least that's the plan. Suddenly, chains manifest around her wrists, and Ingrid comes in to find some means of turning the sisters against one another.
Good golly, they need some new guards.
Ingrid gives Anna the standard villain "We're not so different, you and I" speech, but with respect to Elsa. She says that the library was her personal escape, and forces Anna into giving her a book report about a legend of a Norse King who had a mirror fashioned to show his daughter how beautiful she was, but the daughter died, so rather than reflect her beauty, the mirror reflected the ugliness of the King's sorrow. Ingrid isn't satisfied by the synopsis, so she tells how the king hoarded black magic because he wanted to spread his misery through the kingdom, thus creating the Spell of Shattered Sight. Anna thinks that she's going to cast the spell on Arendelle. Ingrid, however, is only planning to use it on her.
I can't even wear contact lenses because the thought of putting stuff in my eyes creeps me out, so please excuse me as I go and vomit.
As Elsa sits in a room of untouched chocolate, Anna enters, cradling the urn. Elsa's relieved to see her, but her little sister quickly goes from sarcastic to passive aggressive to active aggressive as she spills all of the bitterness that she legitimately could feel after over a decade of her sister ignoring her but we all know Anna doesn't really feel that way. Elsa is hurt, but Ingrid glides in to tell Elsa that this is what Anna truly feels. Elsa will have to use her powers on Anna to save herself. But she won't.
Their next Thanksgiving is going to be SUPER awkward.
Anna sucks her into the urn, then quickly snaps out of the spell. Ingrid blames Anna for this happening, but Kristoff bursts in, ready to defend his lady love.Ingrid decides to embrace being a monster, since that's all that anyone ever sees her as, and freezes them both, the ice spreading all over the castle as she makes to flee, urn in hand, promising that Elsa will accept herself one day, and that they will find their third sister.
I don't pity the servant who has to clean this mess up…
Before she can go, though, Rumplestiltskin shows up, taking Anna's necklace from the fire and asking after the hat. When Ingrid denies having ever seen it, he steals the urn from her. He questions why she stole memories from Elsa, but Ingrid didn't want her to learn all that much. He offers her a trade, the urn for the hat.
Later, she goes to the hat, where she hat hidden it, but is stopped from summoning Rumple by the appearance of Mickey, who reminds her that she's got a standing deal with the Sorcerer.
Walt can do a lot of things, girl.
He tells her that the third sister has been found, but she's not born yet, and that she'll never have her happy ending if she gives the hat to the Imp. She takes that to mean that she'll get the happy ending if she gives the hat to Mickey, who speaks around confirming that by telling her that she'll find the third sister and be reunited with Elsa. He conjures a door which will take her to "a new land" and tells her that he'll open the door if she gives him the hat. He gives her a scroll and takes the hat and sends her on her way.
Ingrid walks through the door and ends up in a busy street in our world in 1982.
The horror.
In the present:
Emma is sleeping in her bug in the woods, still wigged out over her power fluctuation, when Henry finds her, but he's blown back by her magic and the tiniest little cut on the back of his ear leaves her wracked with guilt, forcing him to flee. Ingrid appears to Emperor Palpatine all over her life, but Emma hops in the beetle and books it.
Emma, come to the dark side…
At Regina's crypt, we see her getting dressed… Because she and Robin have CLEARLY bonked. He wants to take her back to camp to make her breakfast, but she points out the obvious to her. They talk about the whole "Soul Mate" thing… Musing over what might have been… But Regina remembers that he's married and that, even sans Marian, this would probably end badly. He mocks her pessimism, and she shows him the Story Book. He asks after its origins, and she can't find any answers. He offers to help, and she refuses him, saying that they can no longer engage in sexy time… I mean, after they leave the crypt of course.
And the whole time, Robin's got an undershirt on which, frankly, he shouldn't…
At the Charmings' loft, Snow, David, Hook, and Elsa have come up empty in their search for Emma. Snow feels all of the guilt, and Henry comes in saying that he'd found her. If even he couldn't calm her down, they're not sure what to do about it.
Rumple walks into his shop to find various knickknacks buzzing and alight with energy, a sure sign that something's up. Emma is there, seeking help. He gives her a spell to "take away light magic from those who wish to part with it." It would be permanent, and leave her completely ordinary. She would have to cast this spell somewhere far away from people, as it would cause a good bit of collateral damage. He tells her to meet him at "an abandoned manor at sundown," which causes ZERO warning bells to go off in her blonde brain. Boy, she must be frazzled if she can't even devote a portion of her brain to her usual brand of (fairly light-hearted) cynicism.
Back at the loft, I feel like somebody could have given Elsa a change of clothes by now… Regina arrives, concerned about Henry, and David says that they've been trying to reach her "all night." (Heh.) She's indignant and gives them a potion as requested, intent on seeing her son, even as Snow tells her softly to maybe finish buttoning her shirt up. (Hee hee.) As she heads up to check on Henry, the Charmings prepare to use the locator spell to find Emma, when she calls in to check and make sure that Henry got there alright. Snow starts to apologize tearfully, and Emma assures her that she's going to fix everything. Snow relays the message to everyone, and Hook is the only one to ask after the method. David ignores the question and Hook excuses himself, claiming to have left his "talking phone" in the truck. The man knows something's up, and he suspects Rumplestiltskin is both involved and planning a double-cross.
Ooh. Sexy AND smart.
In Ingrid's ice cave of doom (TM), Rumple comes to visit. She alludes to they earlier plans, and how the sister pact ribbons have a power all their own, most likely some kind of weird shit that's going to force Elsa and Emma into loving her (blech), but finds herself trapped as Rumple rambles about how, though the urn was destroyed, it's magic lives on in another form, thank you very much, Law of Conservation of Energy. He leaves her trapped in an invisible box like a mime who has an inability to not talk and also a whole lot of cleavage. She threatens him that she'll get out and fuck his shit right on up, and he jovially informs her that he's not being the most terrible… He's not betraying all of Storybrooke, as she thought he was. Just her. Well, and Emma.
That's what she said.
At Granny's, Will Scarlet is Irishing up his coffee to an almost admirable degree when Robin entres, showing him the book and telling him that they're going to find the author. Apparently, Will was brought there with the first curse, so he knows that the first bit of magic appeared at the clocktower. And beneath the clocktower? The library. A good place to start looking when they're talking about magic books and shit.
At the loft again, Snow is looking at photos and getting melancholy about her daughter. She and David discuss whether her giving up her power is the right thing to do. Elsa overhears the conversation like the creepster she often is. She sneaks out with the locator potion and Emma's scarf.
Robin and Will "break into" the library as Regina tries to wheedle a bit of news about Henry's encounter with Emma out of him. Regina heals the cut (which is TINY) with a wave of her hand, and Henry laments his own uselessness. I guess having two magical moms would do that to a person… But she reminds him that he's a good kid and has the heart of the truest believer, and she uses comic books to illustrate her point like a good mother should.
"Not such a great actor."
Hook, meanwhile, has stormed the pawn shop but, upon finding it empty, spills all of the secrets he's been keeping into a voicemail on Emma's cell phone. Luckily, though, Rumple has left a map open on his front counter with the location of the manor circled.
On the road, Emma 's powers cause her to kill her car, but she soon finds Ingrid there, in the middle of the road, making her drive into a ditch. Ingrid stays there, telling her to never trust Rumple. Emma takes her denouncement as reason to actually follow through with her plan to rid herself of her magic. Ingrid can't stop her anyways, as the vision of her there is only a projection onto snow flurries (or something) via the magic mirror.
At the loft, Regina and Snow discuss Henry being okay… And Robin Hood… When David walks in, leaving Regina baffled as to how he's not out searching for Emma. They explain that Emma's going to give up her magic, and they're being supportive parents, and Regina can't believe how stupid they are. Well, it comes out more compassionate than that, telling them that her biggest regret was stifling Henry (way back when in Season 1). They resolve to find Emma and stop her, but the locator spell is gone. And so is Elsa.
Emma arrives at the manor, just in time for a commercial break. And leaves her phone in the car. So… No heartbreaking Hook (programmed in as "Killian") voicemail for her…
Snow, Regina, David, and Henry are tracking Emma, and Snow and Regina go on ahead and discuss how Regina's life is just never allowed to have a bright spot, what with her being a villain and all. Maybe evil is born, not made, and that's all she is, she muses, but Snow assures her that she is not all good, and Regina is not all evil, and that she's come a long way, and to never give up hope. Regina looks wary at best of Snow's optimism, and I find myself suddenly desperate for a satisfying resolution to this search for the author and not some sappy bullshit about how all of Regina's porblems were her own fauly and it's been her stopping herself from finding happiness all this time and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, because, true, she's made a whole lot of terrible choices, both mistakes and deliberately made, but she was also under her mother's thumb and heavily manipulated by Rumple, so if that's the end of this little quest I'm gonna be PISSED.
I swear, you guys. It had better not be that.
In the library, Robin and Will are showing us their intellectual sides as Will is startled by a pop-up book and Robin wonders why a hat would ever need a hat.
Somebody give this man the Internet! Stat!
He goes to pack the book back into his bag, but find a folded bit of paper. Unfolding what looks like a page from the book, he's shocked and calls Regina away from her search, and she goes after a reassurance from Snow.
In the spooky magic manor, electricity crackles with Emma's entrance, and Gold prepares the hat. He urges her towards a set of doors with something fierce glowing behind them. She hesitates and tells him that Ingrid told her he was trying to hurt her. She asks if she'll be hurt by this. He says nothing is without risks, but that it will stop her from hurting people. She asks what he would do, and he says that he wouldn't go in there, personally. She thanks him.
Yeah, that looks like it's not gonna hurt at all.
Outside, Hook arrives, only to be stopped by Rumplestiltskin, who binds him to the gate out front, and monologues about how she didn't get his message, that he'll treat Hook to a front row seat of her destroying herself, and how he'll get over Emma just like he got over Millah. Around back, though, Elsa has arrived. She gets to Emma before she can open the door. She talks the Saviour down, telling her that the people who love her love her the way she is, and that she should, too. Elsa reaches a hand out to her, and Emma takes it, spreading a whole heap of bright magic around them, and apparently bringing Emma's own levels down to a controllable level again.
Outside, Gold realizes that he's failed and Hook is psyched about it.
Because he's adorable.
Unfortunately, Gold also needed another ingredient. The one that Ingrid told him about last time. A heart. From someone eho knew him before he was the Dark One. And guess whose heart that is? Gold is going to use Hook as his henchman, forcing the pirate to be the one to fill the hat with magic before ultimately killing him once he uses his heart in the spell.
Because Gold's a bastard.
Hook rushes in to see Emma, relieved that she's alright, but she notices immediately that something is off about him. He chalks it up to nerves and tells her to go outside to meet all of her relieved loved ones. He sends her and Elsa out and retrieves the hat/box, looking tortured and handsome.
At the library, Regina arrives and Robin gives her what he's found. She takes the page with an expression which clearly reads, "Bless your heart," which, of course, means she thinks he's a dummy, but is surprised by what's on the page.
Boom chicka wow wow.
It's a rendering of them kissing, inside the pub that Tinkerbell brought her to a bajillion years ago. It's got a duplicate page in the book, though, one where she does leave him behind, as she had. Robin takes that to mean that her fate could have gone differently, that she's not doomed to suffer, and she looks to find what other book this must have come from. Robin tells her that the page just appeared in his satchel. He says that this means there is hope for her, something which wouldn't happen for a villain. Regina remarks that she owes Snow a quarter, and they kiss.
And… Marian is still frozen, right, guys? Guys?
I mean, Regina, I love you, girl, but did y'all just go ahead and forget about her..?
In her ice cave, Ingrid's prison slowly dissolves, and she moves to her sister pact ribbons, vanishing them with a wave of her hand, one of them appearing on her own wrist.
Emma finds her parents and Henry outside and they embrace, all happy that she didn't give her magic up, and she proves her control by causing Aurora Borealis, then turning it into fireworks.
Because that's how we roll in 'Murica.
Henry asks where Emma got the yellow ribbon tied around her wrist, and she doesn't know, but Elsa's got one, too, and she asks after what's happening. They both feel like their magic is being "harnessed," and Emma's pretty sure she knows the culprit.
In the ice cave, Ingrid and Gold face off again, having a "My-Plan-Is-Going-To-Beat-Your-Plan" Off. She tells him that, although she didn't do anything to stop Emma from using the hat on herself, it means that she's embraced her powers. Once all of her "sisters" have embraced their powers, their magic becomes linked, and Ingrid can use it to cast the Spell of Shattered Sight over all of Storybrooke.
And she does it.
And the credits roll.
Storybrooke in chaos.
First of all, my bet is on Regina being the last woman standing, as she should really poof to every door and rip out everyone's heats when they come to open the door, or just setting flame to everything and everyone everywhere, but that's just me.
It'll probably start out with everyone who has finally come together being really terrible to one another because, y'know, evil magic spell. I'm betting Snow and Regina get into it. There's a lot of history there. I wonder how it will affect certain characters. If Henry will turn on Emma because she gave him up at birth. If Robin finally treats Regina's history as the Evil Queen as something to at least consider. If we'll ever see any of the tertiary characters again, because they've all certainly taken a back seat this season.
But, mostly, I want done with this Ingrid broad. I'm glad that we're getting to this Shattered Sight business so soon, instead of it being the season finale, because I'm so ready to be done with Ingrid. I doubt she'll be wrapped up so quickly, but I really feel like Rumple is the bigger threat, ultimately. I actually want him to succeed, to a point. Like, wouldn't it be interesting to see him able to go anywhere in the world with his magic?
Yeah, it would.
That and the mystery of the Sorcerer and the Author.
Goodness, I want a decent revelation to the story of the search for the Author…
(Pretty sure the Sorcerer and the Author are the same guy.)
Until then, though, I'll look forward to watching the dwarves pick-axing each other in the face next week.
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Posted on November 17, 2014, in Once Upon a Time, TV Show Reviews and tagged anna, david nolan, elsa, Emma Swann, evil queen, frozen, gerda, helga, henry mills, hook, inrid, killian jones, mary margaret blanchard, Once Upon a Time, ouat, Prince Charming, regina mills, robin hood, rumplestiltskin, Snow White, storybrooke. Bookmark the permalink.	Leave a comment.


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1. Where a libel in rem is brought against a vessel in private ownership and operation to recover upon a cause of action arising out of a collision which occurred when the vessel was owned and operated by the Government, and the Government appears in the suit and assumes liability under § 4 of the Suits in Admiralty Act, the two-year limitation period of § 5 of that Act is applicable. P. 317 U. S. 397.
2. Section 18 of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, which incorporates § 9 of the Shipping Act of 1916, provides that government merchant vessels should be "subject to all laws, regulations and liabilities governing merchant vessels," leaving the time within which to bring suits for the enforcement of liens to be decided in accordance with the general rules of laches under admiralty practice. In a case such as the one here presented, the two-year bar of § 5 of the Suits in Admiralty Act is not affected by § 9 of the Shipping Act of 1916 as reenacted, even though the reenactment was subsequent to the Suits in Admiralty Act. P. 317 U. S. 398.
Certiorari, post, p. 609, to review the reversal of a decree in favor of the petitioner, 38 F.Supp. 658, in a suit begun by a libel in rem against a vessel and in which the United States intervened.
is barred by Sec. 5 of the Suits in Admiralty Act, 41 Stat. 525, which provides that "suits hereunder shall be brought within two years after the cause of action arises."
On December 21, 1932, while the Eglantine was being operated by the United States as a merchant vessel, it collided with the Steamship Brazos, owned by the petitioner. Four and one-half years later, after the government had sold the Eglantine to a private operator, the petitioner filed this libel in rem against the vessel, and the marshal took it from the private owner under an admiralty warrant of attachment. Admiralty imposes a lien upon privately owned vessels for damages inflicted by negligent operation, and provides for enforcement by proceedings against the vessels themselves. [Footnote 1] In Sec. 9 of the Shipping Act of 1916, 39 Stat. 728, Congress permitted enforcement of such liens against government merchant vessels by providing that they should be "subject to all laws, regulations, and liabilities governing merchant vessels" generally. The Shipping Act contained no limitation of time within which such actions must be commenced, but left that question to be decided in accordance with the general rules of laches under admiralty practice. [Footnote 2] This clause was carried forward, and became a part of Sec. 18 of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920. 46 U.S.C. § 808.
It is the petitioner's contention that this action in rem was authorized and controlled by Sec. 9, as amended. The government contends that the Suits in Admiralty Act withdrew the previous 1916 congressional consent to impose and enforce liens against vessels for injuries inflicted by government operation whether the vessels are in its possession or that of its purchasers. In addition, the government asserts that this proceeding is one under and controlled by Sec. 5 of the Suits in Admiralty Act, and therefore barred because brought more than two years after the collision.
The District Court ruled against the government on both these defenses under authority of The Bascobal, 295 F. 299. But the Circuit Court of Appeals declined to follow its former ruling in The Bascobal, held Sec. 5 applicable, and accordingly reversed, 127 F.2d 569. We granted certiorari because the questions raised are important in the construction of the Suits in Admiralty Act and are in some doubt. Cf. The Caddo, 285 F. 643. We think the limitations of Sec. 5 of the Suits in Admiralty Act are controlling, and, for that reason, we find it unnecessary to consider the other defense set up by the government.
accordance with the provisions of this Act." Immediately subsequent is the "provision of this Act" here in question: "Suits hereunder shall be brought within two years." This is as surely a provision of the Act in accordance with which the cases must be governed as is any other clause. The Suits in Admiralty Act thus prescribes a comprehensive procedural pattern designed fully to control the method by and the time within which obligations for damages inflicted by government operation of ships must be instituted and determined.
There is no question that, under the Suits in Admiralty Act, suits against the government for maritime torts committed by its vessels, when brought while the vessels are still in the possession of the government, are subject to the two-year limitation provision. Sec. 4 provides so closely related a method of permitting the government to meet its obligations on a maritime tort with economy and dispatch that we should be slow to construe any ambiguity in the statute to establish a separate and distinct period of limitation for it. The conclusion is inescapable that there is no practical difference between suits against the government as owner of the vessel and against the government as the party in interest when it voluntarily appears to defend its lately sold property against tort liability.
of government vessels into private hands, [Footnote 4] a purpose clearly compatible with the Suits in Admiralty Act which, through its limitation provisions, cut off lingering liens. There is nothing whatever in the 1920 Merchant Marine Act nor, so far as has been pointed out to us, anything in its legislative history indicating that Congress intended to repeal, alter, or amend the Suits in Admiralty Act in whole or in part. The 1920 reenactment is not meaningless; it retains in the law that portion of the 1916 statute unaffected by the Suits in Admiralty Act. It remains an expression of the basic policy of waiver of immunity by the government for maritime torts of the sort within its scope.
We hold that, when the government voluntarily appears in an action authorized by Sec. 4 of the Suits in Admiralty Act, the proceedings are governed by Sec. 5, with its limitation provisions.
The John G. Stevens, 170 U. S. 113, 170 U. S. 120.
The Key City, 14 Wall. 653.
Blamberg Bros. v. United States, 260 U. S. 452, 260 U. S. 458.
41 Stat. 988, §§ 1, 5, 6, 7, 12, 19.


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Q: Installing Mods for 1.5.2 How do you install mods for 1.5.2 since you don't have a bin folder. I've tried duplicating the 1.5.2.jar and all that, but it still doesn't work. The mod that I want to install is the "Fossils and Archaeology Revival Mod". I have a Macbook by the way.

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Print-on-demand sites enable an artist to print his artwork on notebooks, pillows, phone covers, bags, wall art and much more. The POD companies look after the whole process from manufacturing to revenues. An artist is only required to create beautiful pieces of art. Huge investments are made in marketing by such POD sites. The sales happen to grow with the passage of time. However, the increasing number of artists can make it difficult to gain traction. Also, an artist loses his personal branding while working with such POD sites. The profit margin of an artist tends to be very low as he earns only 10% for each sale. It is a slow build process for an artist that requires better promotion technique of the shop, a huge number of followers and a large number of sales. There is a huge variety of POD sites working for artists including Redbubble, Society6, Casetify, Drawdeck, Threadless, Designs by Humans, and a lot more. There are new POD companies joining the market every day.
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The table below shows the historical constituents of NASDAQ 100 stock index for the past six years. The index includes the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange. Even though the index consists of 100 companies it does not have 100 but 103 components (12/31/2018). NASDAQ has been following the example of S&P Dow Jones Indices and the new index rules allow the inclusion of multiple share classes of a single company. If a company was part of the index during the first day of a year, it is marked as X.
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The index is rebalanced annually using the NASDAQ's Ranking Review process. NASDAQ is ranking all companies that meet the eligibility criteria based on their market capitalizations (calculated using the stock price from the last day of October). Every stock that is still among the top 100 is kept in the index. Also stocks that are ranked 101 to 125 won't be replaced if they were part of top 100 during the previous Ranking Review. All the other components are switched. The changes always become effective after the trading closes on the third Friday in December. Because the index is only balanced once a year, NASDAQ-100 does not include the 100 most valuable companies for majority of the time.
On Aug 26, 2014, NASDAQ announced that it will change its rules about multiple share lines of a single company. According to the new methodology, all share classes of a company part of the index will be included to NASDAQ-100 if they will meet the inclusion criteria. NASDAQ stated that this will help the index to better reflect the market value of corporations.
Google was the first company to have two different share classes part of the index: its Class C Common stock (GOOG) was included to the index on Apr 3rd 2014. On October 2009, the digital commerce business of Liberty Interactive started trading under its own stock, Liberty Ventures (LVNTA). Liberty Ventures was added to NASDAQ 100 on Nov 6th 2014. Comcast's Class A Special (CMCSK), Twenty-First Century Fox's Class B (FOX) and Liberty Global's Class C (LBTYK) share classes were included to the index on Dec 22nd 2014 and NASDAQ 100 consisted of 107 components at the end of 2014. On July 1st 2015, Liberty Interactive created two new stocks, Liberty Lilac Class A (LILA) and Liberty Lilac Class C (LILAK), that were included to the index, making the total number of constituents 109. However, In December 2015, LILA, LIKAK and CMCSK were removed from the index, making the number of components to be 106 at the end of the year.
NASDAQ 100 index was created on January 1985 by the NASDAQ stock exchange. The index includes companies from industries like computer hardware and software, telecommunications, retail/wholesale trade and biotechnology. The component weights are based on the market capitalizations of the companies but there are certain rules that are limiting the weights of the most valuable companies. In 6/30/2015, the weight of the largest component, Apple, was 14.26%. The second largest component is Microsoft whose weight is 7.14%.


In 2008, an economic downturn started an alarming trend: more than half of the country's school districts experienced permanent cuts to local and state funding. With little hope of government support returning, community leaders turned to local education foundations. And in 2008, the National School Foundation Association went to work, actively connecting, supporting and leading the education foundation movement. More than 600 foundations have joined our ranks as members. Our organization has trained hundreds of foundation executives on program management, successful fundraising and community engagement. We support seven state associations tailored to helping members solve those unique, local education funding problems. And we are just getting started. Every day, the local education foundation movement becomes more critical to sustaining and improving our schools. And at the National School Foundation Association, we are committed to making sure members like you lead the way.
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Qualitative research on 'Blue Line' advertising
The Max Factor "Blue Line" range of cosmetics is toreceive advertising support, commencing in May 1979."Blue Line" is a wide range of cosmetics stronglybranded as Max Factor. As a range, it accounts fornearly half of all company sterling sales....
Usage & Attitude Study (U&A)
Purchasing Behaviour
, C. (1979a, May 01). Qualitative research on 'Blue Line' advertising. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved February 01, 2023, from
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Qualitative research into buying and serving packet soup
Knorr is proposing changing its brand to a 1-pintoffering, both to exploit this trend and to avoid a progressive loss of relevance in the market. The primary aim of the research was to gauge theimportance of the 1-pint size vis a vis otherfactors...
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https://ana.esomar.org/documents/qualitative-research-into-buying-and-serving-packet-soup
Attitude to risk
Why is it that your colleague at work, who is the same age as you, has a similar background in terms of educational qualifications, occupation and income - and who falls into roughly the same demographic category as you do - has a personal net worth...
Catalogue: ESOMAR/EFMA Seminar 1996: Consumer Trends In Banking And Insurance
Author: Nandita Khanna
Khanna, N. (1996a, May 01). Attitude to risk . ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved February 01, 2023, from
https://ana.esomar.org/documents/attitude-to-risk-
To buy or not to buy, that's the question
The paper begins with a brief discussion of the changes to the personal sector financial services market since deregulation in the late 1980s, dealing in particular with the impact these changes had on the banking sector in the United Kingdom. A...
Authors: Sue Robson, Mike Jones
New Environment
Robson and Jones (1996a, May 01). To buy or not to buy, that's the question. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved February 01, 2023, from
https://ana.esomar.org/documents/to-buy-or-not-to-buy-that-s-the-question
Consumer coping behavior during hard times
This paper reviews two consumer coping studies conducted during the Asian economic crisis of the early 1990s and the present Asian economic crisis at the end of the 1990s. Drawing on the analysis detailed in this report conclusions and...
Catalogue: Asia Pacific Conference 1998: Marketing in Asia- Meeting The New Challenges
Author: Eduardo L. Roberto
Roberto, E. L. (1998a, June 15). Consumer coping behavior during hard times. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved February 01, 2023, from
https://ana.esomar.org/documents/consumer-coping-behavior-during-hard-times
Comment on A.S.C. Ehrenberg's paper
On the first place, it has to be said that the group members consider it as a jolly good idea to observe the purchasing habits over quite long periods of time instead of making conclusions based on elementary purchasing behaviour. But they regret...
Author: Jean Quatresooz
Empirical Approach
Brand Switching
Brand Research
Quatresooz, J. (1968a, November 01). Comment on A.S.C. Ehrenberg's paper. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved February 01, 2023, from
https://ana.esomar.org/documents/comment-on-a-s-c-ehrenberg-s-paper
If the future is grey, is the future bright?
The key focus of this study is to understand the impact of the ageing population on purchasing behaviour in FMCG markets. The authors attempt to determine whether purchase behaviour remains constant with age, focusing especially on store and category...
Catalogue: ESOMAR Excellence in Consumer Insights Conference 2003
Authors: Andrew Czarnowski, Peter Gouw
Companies: KANTAR TNS Malaysia, GfK
Czarnowski and Gouw (2003a, March 30). If the future is grey, is the future bright?. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved February 01, 2023, from
https://ana.esomar.org/documents/if-the-future-is-grey-is-the-future-bright-
Wee yet mighty: Latin America's kids
Children are direct consumers of a series of products, in addition to influencing the purchase of certain products and services consumed in their homes. The influence they exert or their consumption habits are not identical across the different...
Catalogue: ESOMAR Conference on Excellence in Consumer Insights 2004
Authors: Mónica La Madrid, Telma Urich
Company: Markwald La Madrid & Asociados
Consumption Patterns
La Madrid and Urich (2004a, April 18). Wee yet mighty: Latin America's kids. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved February 01, 2023, from
https://ana.esomar.org/documents/wee-yet-mighty-latin-america-s-kids
Insights into the purchase decision process of low income customers in Central and Eastern Europe
This paper describes research that has been carried out by INCOMA Research for Unilever Home and Personal Care division to increase understanding of low income consumers in Central and Eastern Europe. Research focussed on how low income consumers...
Catalogue: ESOMAR Retailing Industry Conference 2005
Authors: Alexandra Wren, Nadezda Odlova, Tomás Drtina
Companies: Unilever, GfK
Observational Research
Pricing Studies
Wren, Odlova and Drtina (2005a, April 19). Insights into the purchase decision process of low income customers in Central and Eastern Europe. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved February 01, 2023, from
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The Virginia Air and Space Science Center is a museum and educational facility in Hampton, Virginia that also serves as the visitors center for NASA's Langley Research Center and Langley Air Force Base. The museum also features an IMAX digital theater and offers summer aeronautic- and space-themed camps for children.

The museum includes the Apollo 12 Command Module Yankee Clipper.

Collection
The museum's permanent collection is housed in a three-story glass atrium accessible from two exhibit floors with an additional catwalk level available for viewing suspended aircraft from above. Volunteers maintain an amateur radio exhibit displaying modern and historic radio equipment.  The exhibit also participates in the Space Amateur Radio Experiment where visitors can periodically talk to astronauts aboard the International Space Station.

Adventures in Flight gallery

The gallery emphasizes hands-on and immersive experiments on flight concepts such as control surfaces and propeller design, and experiences such as flight simulators. The gallery also features numerous aircraft suspended from the roof in the main gallery. Most are restored and have close ties to flight research performed at area NASA, Air Force and Naval installations.
 A McDonnell Douglas DC-9-32 passenger aircraft donated by AirTran Airways dominates the gallery. Visitors can sit in cockpit, first class and coach seats, and try their hand at take off and landing of a Boeing 717 flight simulator on board. Computer monitors are mounted in the first class passenger windows displaying left and right views of the flight simulator.
 B-24D "Liberator" heavy bomber which features an onboard film giving visitors the feeling that they are riding along with the pilots.
 1903 Wright Flyer replica
 Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor cockpit replica
 Grumman A-6 Intruder Nose Section
 Bell P-39Q Airacobra
 Convair F-106B Delta Dart
 McDonnell-Douglas F-4E Phantom II
 Lockheed F-104C Starfighter
 General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon Nose Section
 F-18 High Alpha Research Vehicle "HARV"
 Republic F-84F Thunderstreak
 Grumman-American Yankee Aircraft
 Hawker Siddeley Kestrel XV-6A
 KITFOX Model 4 Speedster
 Pershing II Missile
 Piper J-3 Cub
 Pitts Special
 Rutan VariEze homebuilt light aircraft
 Schleicher ASW 12 Glider
 Stearman N2S-3 Trainer
 UH-1M "Iroquois" Helicopter
 YF-16 "Fighting Falcon"

Space Gallery

Visitors enter through a room which simulates a crewed launch to Mars, telling the story of a rendezvous with a Mars Transit Vehicle and arrival at the planet where doors open up into the gallery.
 Apollo 12 Command Module Yankee Clipper, which completed 45 lunar orbits in 1969
 Apollo Lunar Excursion Module Simulator (LEMS), suspended by a huge gantry and used by astronauts at the Langley Research Center to practice landing on the lunar surface
 Viking Lander full-scale replica
 Gemini 10 hatch
 Mercury XIV spacecraft
 Sounding rockets similar to those launched at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility 90 miles north.
 Lunar Orbiter full-scale replica
 Rocks from Mars and the Moon
 Lunar Landing simulator

Space Quest
Visitors can experience the hands-on space gallery, "Space Quest: Exploring the Moon, Mars & Beyond," presented by Langley Federal Credit Union. This gallery includes four different exhibits; Our Solar System, Living and Working in Space, Mars and the Moon, and Visions of Space Exploration.

Our Solar System
This permanent exhibit focuses on the planets within the Solar System and showcases planetary models in an array of sizes. Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune hang high above the second-floor, nearly 30 feet high. These four models are the largest in the country to be displayed inside a museum or science center. Jupiter, the largest of the models, weighs more than 750 pounds, has a diameter of 10 feet, and hangs approximately 22 feet in the air. Saturn is eight-and-a-half feet in diameter and weighs 450 pounds, with an additional 495 pounds of rings encircling the planet's body. Hanging more than 30 feet high, Saturn floats above Uranus and Neptune, which each weigh around 65 pounds. The models are composed of heavy-duty Styrofoam which is painted to resemble each of the planets. The Solar System is completed with smaller models of Earth, Mars, Venus, and Mercury mounted at the visitor's level. Created to be a scale model system, Earth is about the size as a soccer ball and Mercury the size of a baseball.

IMAX Theater
Out of 447 IMAX theaters worldwide and 256 in the US, the Riverside IMAX 3D Theater, is the first institutional theater in the world to have an IMAX Digital.

See also
 Air Power Park
 Buckroe Beach Carousel
 List of aerospace museums

References

External links

Aerospace museums in Virginia
Museums in Hampton, Virginia
Museums established in 1992
1992 establishments in Virginia
IMAX venues
Science museums in Virginia
NASA visitor centers


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