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EPB and TVA to Launch Solar Share
Chattanooga, TN (September 18, 2015) EPB is partnering with the Tennessee Valley Authority to launch Solar Share, a pilot program to construct 1.35 Megawatts of community-based solar power generation capacity. This groundbreaking initiative will be EPB's first power generation project.
"Our community is already benefiting from having the most advanced Smart Grid in the United States," said EPB president and CEO Harold DePriest. "Thanks to our partnership with TVA, Solar Share will give our area the opportunity to benefit from a community-based, renewable source of energy."
According to Neil Placer, TVA Renewable Energy Solutions senior manager, his team has been working with EPB to structure Solar Share in a way that engages the community. "With EPB, we've developed an innovative approach to community solar generation that gives local people multiple ways to participate," Placer said. "The future is bright for solar energy, and TVA is proud of its partnership with EPB."
Because community solar projects like Solar Share operate as a shared resource they are more cost effective than home-based deployments. Community solar projects also negate many of the financial and physical barriers individual homeowners may face such as upfront costs, rooftop areas unsuitable for solar panels, shading from trees, etc.
"Solar Share is like the mass transit of solar power generation," said DePriest. "Just as taking the bus to work is more environmentally sustainable, community solar power generation provides tremendous benefit."
When complete the project is expected to generate enough power to meet the needs of approximately 125 houses.
EPB is working to finalize the details for how customers can opt-into Solar Share. If the project draws enough community participation, the initial deployment could be the first of many community-based solar deployments. Those who are interested in learning more are invited to call EPB at (423) 648-1372 to be added to the contact list for future updates.


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Vienna Back on Own Water System After Filters Installed
By Associated Press • Nov 2, 2016
The city of Vienna is back on its own water system and no longer has to rely on Parkersburg's help.
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The Parkersburg News and Sentinel reports that Vienna Mayor Randy Rapp and Parkersburg Mayor Jimmy Colombo on Tuesday morning turned the valve shutting off the water from Parkersburg to Vienna after almost six months of use.
The water lines had been connected after West Virginia officials issued a "Do Not Drink" advisory in May due to a new limit for the chemical C8 present in Wood County's drinking water. C8 levels in the Vienna's water source were slightly above the new limit and carbon filters had to be installed in Vienna's water treatment plant.
A study has linked C8 to diseases such as kidney cancer.
Officials Lift Vienna's 'Do Not Drink' Water Advisory
By Associated Press • Aug 10, 2016
Health officials have lifted the "do not drink" water advisory that had been in place in part of Wood County for nearly three months.
The News and Sentinel reports that Wood County Health Department Director Drema Mace announced the lifting of the advisory on Tuesday at the Vienna Utility Board office.
Studies Highlight Toxic Chemicals in Drinking Water
By Glynis Board • Aug 9, 2016
Image: Hu et al, Environmental Science & Technology Letters
A study released this week highlights how 6 million Americans are living with drinking water that's laced with toxic chemicals. Coupled with that report - another study that shows how those chemicals suppress the immune system - especially among children.
Parkersburg Provides Water to Vienna's Commercial District
By Liz McCormick • May 25, 2016
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The City of Parkersburg will provide water to some parts of Vienna in response to high levels of a carcinogenic chemical in the town's drinking water.
The Parkersburg Utility Board's Assistant Manager Eric Bumgardner says the lower-third of Vienna, also known as the town's commercial district, had its water switched over to Parkersburg's water supply Wednesday.
This will remain in effect until a permanent fix is in place.
Jury Awards $2.6M to Vienna Man in Mortgage Company Lawsuit
By Associated Press • May 25, 2016
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A federal jury has ruled in favor of a Vienna man who sued a mortgage company for refusing to investigate issues he raised about his credit report.
The Charleston Gazette-Mail reports jurors awarded $2.6 million in punitive damages to David Daugherty on Monday in Beckley after finding that Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC violated the Fair Credit and Report Act.
Chemours to Pay for Carbon Filter Installation in Vienna
A company has agreed to pay for the installation of carbon filters in Vienna's water treatment plant.
Vienna Mayor Randy Rapp says the installation paid for by Wilmington, Delaware-based Chemours Co. will begin immediately.
Toxic Legacy: 'Teflon' Chemical Sticks Around In Water Supplies
By Glynis Board • Oct 21, 2016
Dave Mistich / West Virginia Public Broadcasting
For more than half a century along the Ohio River, the chemical company DuPont provided jobs for thousands of people. One chemical they produced is PFOA, commonly known as C8. It was a remarkably useful compound, used in "Teflon" non-stick cookware, stain-resistant fabrics, and even in some food wrappers.
Martinsburg, Vienna Respond to Drinking Water Warnings
By Glynis Board & Liz McCormick • May 19, 2016
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Update: Friday, May 20, 2016 at 10:30 a.m.
The City of Vienna issued a statement today saying residents may bring clear containers to one of four locations between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. to collect water for drinking and food preparation:

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Using technology like voice reader software while engaging in other activities gets more done. Limitations such as visual impairment and illiteracy are problems that text to speech adheres to, making learning an audible experience.
If you were moving into a new job or occupation you may find that you need specialized knowledge to do the job, yet you cannot take time off to read every page of the company's playbook. Fortunately, file formats like pdf, txt and epub files are supported by the TTS reader and are customized to not sound robotic when reading aloud. This means you can convert your online manual to an mp3 and learn as you work!
Reading aloud using text to speech, how easy could it be?
When writing articles or blogs, it is oftentimes a great idea to read it aloud and smooth the edges of your work. Taking the time to re-read what you wrote without a TTS program can be a chore. There is also the problem of selective focus, which is to have a blind spot to one's own flaws. Why not use your text to voice reader to proofread as you go about your day instead?
There are various forms of documents that can be accommodated by TTS software, most reading files are in common formats making conversion convenient for users.
The simplicity of copy/paste is all you need for text to speech because your pc is primed for it. After a quick "copy and paste" of text or a paragraph onto your text to speech reader, your pc will read the text out loud to you. The voices in the software are also made to be pleasant to the ear, male and gruff or female and sultry, the sounds that appeal to your ear the most can be found on the setting tab at any point that you are using the software.
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Two U.S. agencies have seized 686 websites accused of selling counterfeit and illegal medicines as part of an international crackdown on online sales of fake drugs.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations division, along with the U.S. Department of Justice, seized the websites in the past week, ICE said in a press release. The U.S. operation, nicknamed Bitter Pill, was part of an Interpol operation aimed at disrupting organized crime networks allegedly behind illegal online drug sales.
The new seizures by ICE and the DOJ nearly double the number of websites shut down by the agencies in the name of copyright enforcement. As of July, the agencies had seized 839 websites for alleged copyright infringement over the past two years.
Civil liberties groups have criticized the seizure efforts, saying they lack due process for the website owners. In August, the DOJ dropped charges against two sports streaming websites after shutting them down for 17 months.
The new worldwide effort, involving 100 countries, resulted in 79 arrests and the seizure of 3.7 million doses of counterfeit medicines worth an estimated US$10.5 million, ICE said. Worldwide, about 18,000 websites were shuttered during the weeklong operation, which ended Tuesday.
During the operation, U.S. Customs and Border Protection intercepted packages that were believed to contain fake or illicit drugs. Payment processing companies supported the operation by identifying and blocking payments connected to illicit online pharmacies, identifying individuals responsible for sending spam emails and identifying abuse of electronic payment systems, ICE said.
During the operation, ICE special agents made undercover purchases of counterfeit drugs from multiple websites. The counterfeit drugs seized during Bitter Pill included anti-cancer medication, antibiotics and erectile dysfunction pills as well as weight loss and food supplements.
The new effort is part of Operation in Our Sites, a two-year-old effort by ICE and the DOJ to target the sale of counterfeit merchandise on the Internet. The agencies shut down the seized websites and took custody of their domain names.


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Q: google maps touch listener not working in recyclerview android I have implemented google maps inside RecyclerView. I'm trying to implement both the Places API functionality and google maps both to be on the same activity. The problem is the Places Api is working fine but the google maps interface is unresponsive. When I try to zoom in the google map or click on it there is no response, it is static.
Below is my code:
public class PlacesAutoCompleteAdapter
        extends RecyclerView.Adapter<PlacesAutoCompleteAdapter.PredictionHolder> implements Filterable {

    private static final String TAG = "PlacesAutoCompleteAdapter";
    private ArrayList<PlaceAutocomplete> mResultList;
    private GoogleApiClient mGoogleApiClient;
    private LatLngBounds mBounds;
    private AutocompleteFilter mPlaceFilter;

    private Context mContext;
    private int layout;

    public PlacesAutoCompleteAdapter(Context context, int resource, GoogleApiClient googleApiClient,
                                     LatLngBounds bounds, AutocompleteFilter filter) {
        mContext = context;
        layout = resource;
        mGoogleApiClient = googleApiClient;
        mBounds = bounds;
        mPlaceFilter = filter;
    }

    public void setBounds(LatLngBounds bounds) {
        mBounds = bounds;
    }

    @Override
    public Filter getFilter() {
        Filter filter = new Filter() {
            @Override
            protected FilterResults performFiltering(CharSequence constraint) {
                FilterResults results = new FilterResults();

                if (constraint != null) {

                    mResultList = getAutocomplete(constraint);
                    if (mResultList != null) {
                        results.values = mResultList;
                        results.count = mResultList.size();
                    }
                }
                return results;
            }

            @Override
            protected void publishResults(CharSequence constraint, FilterResults results) {
                if (results != null && results.count > 0) {

                    notifyDataSetChanged();
                } else {

                }
            }
        };
        return filter;
    }

    private ArrayList<PlaceAutocomplete> getAutocomplete(CharSequence constraint) {
        if (mGoogleApiClient.isConnected()) {
            Log.i("", "Starting autocomplete query for: " + constraint);

            PendingResult<AutocompletePredictionBuffer> results =
                    Places.GeoDataApi
                            .getAutocompletePredictions(mGoogleApiClient, constraint.toString(),
                                    mBounds, mPlaceFilter);
thread. Block and wait for at most 60s

            AutocompletePredictionBuffer autocompletePredictions = results
                    .await(60, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

            final Status status = autocompletePredictions.getStatus();
            if (!status.isSuccess()) {
                Toast.makeText(mContext, "Error contacting API: " + status.toString(),
                        Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                Log.e("", "Error getting autocomplete prediction API call: " + status.toString());
                autocompletePredictions.release();
                return null;
            }

            Log.i("", "Query completed. Received " + autocompletePredictions.getCount()
                    + " predictions.");

            Iterator<AutocompletePrediction> iterator = autocompletePredictions.iterator();
            ArrayList resultList = new ArrayList<>(autocompletePredictions.getCount());
            while (iterator.hasNext()) {
                AutocompletePrediction prediction = iterator.next();

                resultList.add(new PlaceAutocomplete(prediction.getPlaceId(),
                        prediction.getDescription()));
            }
            autocompletePredictions.release();

            return resultList;
        }
        Log.e("", "Google API client is not connected for autocomplete query.");
        return null;
    }

    @Override
    public PredictionHolder onCreateViewHolder(ViewGroup viewGroup, int i) {
        LayoutInflater layoutInflater = (LayoutInflater) mContext.getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
        View convertView = layoutInflater.inflate(layout, viewGroup, false);
        PredictionHolder mPredictionHolder = new PredictionHolder(convertView);
        return mPredictionHolder;
    }

    @Override
    public void onBindViewHolder(final PredictionHolder mPredictionHolder, final int i) {

    }

    @Override
    public int getItemCount() {
        if(mResultList != null)
            return mResultList.size();
        else
            return 0;
    }

    public PlaceAutocomplete getItem(int position) {
        return mResultList.get(position);
    }

    public class PredictionHolder extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder {
        private TextView mPrediction;
        private RelativeLayout mRow;
        public PredictionHolder(View itemView) {

            super(itemView);
            mPrediction = (TextView) itemView.findViewById(R.id.address);
            mRow=(RelativeLayout)itemView.findViewById(R.id.predictedRow);
        }

    }

    public void clear() {
        mResultList.clear();
        notifyDataSetChanged();
    }

    public class PlaceAutocomplete {

        public CharSequence placeId;
        public CharSequence description;

        PlaceAutocomplete(CharSequence placeId, CharSequence description) {
            this.placeId = placeId;
            this.description = description;
        }

        @Override
        public String toString() {
            return description.toString();
        }
    }

}

public class PlacesAutoCompleteActivity extends AppCompatActivity implements
        GoogleApiClient.ConnectionCallbacks,
        GoogleApiClient.OnConnectionFailedListener,
        View.OnClickListener, OnMapReadyCallback,
        LocationListener {
    protected GoogleApiClient mGoogleApiClient;
    private boolean executeOnStart = false;
    LocationRequest mLocationRequest;
    MarkerOptions markerOptions;
    private static final LatLngBounds BOUNDS_INDIA = new LatLngBounds(
            new LatLng(-0, 0), new LatLng(0, 0));
    private GoogleMap mMap;
    Location mLastLocation;
    Marker mCurrLocationMarker;
    private String mapAddress = null;
    private StringBuilder sb = null;
    private EditText mAutocompleteView;
    private Geocoder geocoder;
    private RecyclerView mRecyclerView;
    private LinearLayoutManager mLinearLayoutManager;
    private PlacesAutoCompleteAdapter mAutoCompleteAdapter;
    PlacesAutoCompleteAdapter.PlaceAutocomplete item;
    String featureName, locality, countryName;
    String placeId;
    ImageView delete;
    private LatLng pos;
    static boolean invalidLocation = false; // this value confirms whether we are able to deliver to users location
    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        buildGoogleApiClient();
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_search);
        mAutocompleteView = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.autocomplete_places);

        SupportMapFragment mapFragment = (SupportMapFragment) getSupportFragmentManager()
                .findFragmentById(R.id.map);
        mapFragment.getMapAsync(PlacesAutoCompleteActivity.this);

        geocoder = new Geocoder(this, Locale.getDefault());
        markerOptions = new MarkerOptions();

        buildGoogleApiClient();
        delete = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.cross);

        mAutoCompleteAdapter = new PlacesAutoCompleteAdapter(this, R.layout.searchview_adapter,
                mGoogleApiClient, BOUNDS_INDIA, null);

        mRecyclerView = (RecyclerView) findViewById(R.id.recyclerView);
        mLinearLayoutManager = new LinearLayoutManager(this);
        mRecyclerView.setLayoutManager(mLinearLayoutManager);
        mRecyclerView.setAdapter(mAutoCompleteAdapter);
        delete.setOnClickListener(this);
        mAutocompleteView.addTextChangedListener(new TextWatcher() {

            public void onTextChanged(CharSequence s, int start, int before,
                                      int count) {
                if (!s.toString().equals("") && mGoogleApiClient.isConnected()) {
                    mAutoCompleteAdapter.getFilter().filter(s.toString());
                } else if (!mGoogleApiClient.isConnected()) {
                    Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), Constants.API_NOT_CONNECTED, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                    Log.e(Constants.PlacesTag, Constants.API_NOT_CONNECTED);
                }

            }

            public void beforeTextChanged(CharSequence s, int start, int count,
                                          int after) {

            }

            public void afterTextChanged(Editable s) {

            }
        });

        mRecyclerView.addOnItemTouchListener(
                new RecyclerItemClickListener(this, new RecyclerItemClickListener.OnItemClickListener() {
                    @Override
                    public void onItemClick(View view, int position) {
                        item = mAutoCompleteAdapter.getItem(position);
                        placeId = String.valueOf(item.placeId);

                        PendingResult<PlaceBuffer> placeResult = Places.GeoDataApi
                                .getPlaceById(mGoogleApiClient, placeId);
                        placeResult.setResultCallback(new ResultCallback<PlaceBuffer>() {
                            @Override
                            public void onResult(PlaceBuffer places) {
                                if (places.getCount() == 1) {
                                    mAutoCompleteAdapter.clear();
                                    mAutocompleteView.setText("");
                                    String country = "";

                                    try {
                                        List<Address> addresses = geocoder.getFromLocation(places.get(0).getLatLng().latitude,
                                                places.get(0).getLatLng().longitude, 1);
                                        sb = new StringBuilder();
                                        if (addresses.size() > 0) {
                                            android.location.Address address = addresses.get(0);

                                            featureName = address.getFeatureName();
                                            locality = address.getLocality();
                                            countryName = address.getCountryName();

                                            Log.d("featureName ",  featureName + "||" +
                                                    locality +"||" + countryName);
                                            if (featureName == null) {
                                                mapAddress = address.getLocality() + " " + address.getCountryName();
                                            } else if (locality == null) {
                                                mapAddress = address.getFeatureName() + ", " + address.getCountryName();
                                            } else if (countryName == null) {
                                                mapAddress = address.getFeatureName() + ", " + address.getLocality();
                                            } else {
                                                mapAddress = address.getFeatureName() + ", " + address.getLocality() + " " + address.getCountryName();
                                                country = address.getCountryName();
                                                Log.d("counttryy", "sasa"+country);
                                            }
                                        }
                                        Log.d("mpaddress", "kaka "+mapAddress + "||" + country);

                                    } catch (IOException e) {
                                        e.printStackTrace();
                                    }

                                    //Do the things here on Click.....
                                    Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Hello {}" +countryName+"{}"+featureName+"{}"+"{}"+ String.valueOf(places.get(0).getLatLng()), Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                                    CameraPosition cameraPosition = new CameraPosition.Builder()
                                            .target(places.get(0).getLatLng())      // Sets the center of the map to Mountain View
                                            .zoom(12)                   // Sets the zoom
                                            .bearing(90)                // Sets the orientation of the camera to east
                                            .tilt(30)                   // Sets the tilt of the camera to 30 degrees
                                            .build();                   // Creates a CameraPosition from the builder
                                    mMap.addMarker(new MarkerOptions().position(places.get(0).getLatLng())
                                            .title("My Location"));
                                    mMap.setTrafficEnabled(true);
                                    mMap.animateCamera(CameraUpdateFactory.newCameraPosition(cameraPosition));

                                } else {
                                    Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), Constants.SOMETHING_WENT_WRONG, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                                }
                            }
                        });
                        Log.i("TAG", "Clicked: " + item.description);
                        Log.i("TAG", "Called getPlaceById to get Place details for " + item.placeId);
                    }
                })
        );

        if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.M) {
            checkLocationPermission();
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onMapReady(GoogleMap googleMap) {
        Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "YOOOOOO", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
        mMap = googleMap;
        mMap.setMapType(GoogleMap.MAP_TYPE_NORMAL);
        mMap.getUiSettings().setZoomControlsEnabled(true);

        if (android.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.M) {
            if (ContextCompat.checkSelfPermission(this,
                    Manifest.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION)
                    == PackageManager.PERMISSION_GRANTED) {
                buildGoogleApiClient();
                mMap.setMyLocationEnabled(true);
            }
        } else {
            buildGoogleApiClient();
             mMap.setMyLocationEnabled(true);
        }

    }

    @Override
    public void onLocationChanged(Location location) {

        mLastLocation = location;

        if (mCurrLocationMarker != null) {
            mCurrLocationMarker.remove();
        }
        LatLng latLng = null;
        final Double lat = location.getLatitude();
        final Double lng = location.getLongitude();
        Log.d("LATLANG", lat + "|" + lng);
        LatLng latLng2 = new LatLng(lat, lng);
        MarkerOptions markerOptions2 = new MarkerOptions();
        markerOptions2.position(latLng);
        markerOptions2.title("Current Positionn");
        markerOptions2.icon(BitmapDescriptorFactory.defaultMarker(BitmapDescriptorFactory.HUE_MAGENTA));

        mMap.moveCamera(CameraUpdateFactory.newLatLng(latLng2));
        mMap.animateCamera(CameraUpdateFactory.zoomTo(11));

        if (mGoogleApiClient != null) {
            LocationServices.FusedLocationApi.removeLocationUpdates(mGoogleApiClient, this);
        }

        try {
            List<Address> addresses = geocoder.getFromLocation(lat, lng, 1);
            sb = new StringBuilder();
            if (addresses.size() > 0) {
                android.location.Address address = addresses.get(0);

                String featureName = address.getFeatureName();
                String locality = address.getLocality();
                String countryName = address.getCountryName();

                System.out.println("featureName " + featureName + "||" + locality +"||" + countryName);
                if (featureName == null) {
                    mapAddress = address.getLocality() + " " + address.getCountryName();
                } else if (locality == null) {
                    mapAddress = address.getFeatureName() + ", " + address.getCountryName();
                } else if (countryName == null) {
                    mapAddress = address.getFeatureName() + ", " + address.getLocality();
                } else {
                    mapAddress = address.getFeatureName() + ", " + address.getLocality() + " " + address.getCountryName();
                }
            }
            System.out.println("mpaddress " + mapAddress + "||" );

        } catch (IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        mMap.setOnMapClickListener(new GoogleMap.OnMapClickListener() {

            @Override
            public void onMapClick(LatLng latlng) {
            }
        });
    }

    protected synchronized void buildGoogleApiClient() {
        mGoogleApiClient = new GoogleApiClient.Builder(this)
                .addConnectionCallbacks(this)
                .addOnConnectionFailedListener(this)
                .addApi(LocationServices.API)
                .addApi(Places.GEO_DATA_API)
                .build();
        mGoogleApiClient.connect();
    }

    @Override
    public void onConnectionSuspended(int i) {
        Log.v("Google API Callback", "Connection Suspended");
        Log.v("Code", String.valueOf(i));
    }

    @Override
    public void onConnectionFailed(ConnectionResult connectionResult) {
        Log.v("Google API Callback","Connection Failed");
        Log.v("Error Code", String.valueOf(connectionResult.getErrorCode()));
        Toast.makeText(this, Constants.API_NOT_CONNECTED, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
    }

    public static final int MY_PERMISSIONS_REQUEST_LOCATION = 99;
    public boolean checkLocationPermission(){
        if (ContextCompat.checkSelfPermission(this,
                Manifest.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION)
                != PackageManager.PERMISSION_GRANTED) {
            Log.d("permission","permission");
            if (ActivityCompat.shouldShowRequestPermissionRationale(this,
                    Manifest.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION)) {
                ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(this,
                        new String[]{Manifest.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION},
                        MY_PERMISSIONS_REQUEST_LOCATION);

            } else {
                Log.d("permission2","permission2");
                ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(this,
                        new String[]{Manifest.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION},
                        MY_PERMISSIONS_REQUEST_LOCATION);
            }
            return false;
        } else {
            return true;
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onConnected(Bundle bundle) {

        mLocationRequest = new LocationRequest();
        mLocationRequest.setInterval(1000);
        mLocationRequest.setFastestInterval(1000);
        mLocationRequest.setPriority(LocationRequest.PRIORITY_BALANCED_POWER_ACCURACY);

        if (mGoogleApiClient.isConnected()){
            if (ContextCompat.checkSelfPermission(this,
                    Manifest.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION)
                    == PackageManager.PERMISSION_GRANTED) {
                LocationServices.FusedLocationApi.requestLocationUpdates(mGoogleApiClient, mLocationRequest, this);
            }
        }
    }

}

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Arsenal Football Club have invested in eCommerce company I Like That.
The London-based start-up, founded by Sam Mohammadi, was one of six organisations chosen from over 250 applicants worldwide to take part in Arsenal's Innovation Lab programme last year.
The Innovation Lab programme saw a range of early-stage technology companies work with the club to develop and scale their businesses.


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Romie may refer to:

People
Romie Adanza, American kickboxer
Romie Hamilton, American football coach
Romie J. Palmer, American politician and jurist

Places
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I helped to open wine bar in Ohio in 2002 which is where I first fell in love with wine. In 2004 I left food and wine, and Ohio, for opportunity to travel and see the world. I soon found myself traveling internationally for an Italian company and occasionally working in Veneto, Italy where I was exposed to Italian culture. I moved to Chicago in 2015 where I fell in love with my wife, who is deeply 'rooted' in Chicago's wine culture. I was quickly impacted by the high caliber of restaurants at our fingertips and accessibility to so many fine wines and spirits. This inspired me to create the possibility of switching careers back to serving fine wines and start a new search to find my niche in what I consider to be the greatest American City. Rootstock Wine Company has an amazing portfolio that I have personally served in some great Chicago restaurants and bars and now I am excited to expand that hospitality beyond the bars, dining rooms or homes where these high quality wines will ultimately be enjoyed.


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How Netflix's Cheer season two covers shocking Jerry Harris case
The Netflix docu-series is back with new episodes
January 12, 2022 - 16:27 GMT Francesca Shillcock Popular docu-series Cheer returns to Netflix for a brand new season – here's how they cover the Jerry Harris case…
Cheer on Netflix became a hit when it landed on the streaming platform in 2020 so, naturally, fans were delighted to hear it was coming back for a second season.
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However, shortly after the first series aired, news broke that one of the cheerleaders featured on the show, Jerry Harris, had been arrested on sexual abuse charges. Here's how Cheer season two is covering the case…
WATCH: The official trailer for Cheer season two
How does Cheer season two cover the Jerry Harris case?
Cheer documents the Navarro College cheerleading squad who became famous in their own right following series one of the Netflix documentary. However, as season two began airing, Jerry Harris, was arrested and put at the centre of a court case after he was accused of sexual offences against minors.
Episode five, titled Jerry, delves into the situation in real-time and features emotional interviews with two of the alleged victims. Jerry denied the charges put against him and pleaded not guilty in court, but since September 2020, he has been held in prison at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago. Today, he is still awaiting trial.
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Jerry (centre left) with his Navarro teammates
What else happens in Cheer season two?
As well as exploring the allegations made against their team member, the other episodes explore the Navarro College cheerleading squad's journey as champions. The squad get used to newfound buzz around them and focus on succeeding at the 2021 Daytona championship.
The series also sees the team deal with the COVID-19 pandemic which impacted their 2020 season. "Against that dramatic backdrop, the 9-episode season expands to showcase Navarro's fiercest rival: Trinity Valley Community College," reads the synopsis.
"As with the Navarro team, TVCC has a charismatic coach and breakout stars whose struggles, triumphs and stories extend far beyond the mat. As both teams push for the 2021 championship in Daytona, familiar faces take compelling detours and new contenders make a name for themselves."
Season two focuses on Navarro's next major championship
What are the fans saying about Cheer season two?
It seems despite the challenges that the team have faced, fans remain thrilled to see their favourite cheer squad back on top form. One person wrote on social media: "I had no idea that they'd come back after the whole scandal. I'm so happy for them. I can't wait."
Another wrote: "After everything that happened, I'm so happy they bounced back. Their cheer team is a safe haven... for ALL of them." A third tweeted: "Y'all I love the fact that #CHEER is able to shine light on this Amazing SPORT. SO, So many people can see how much HARD work goes into it."
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Coyotes can adjust their daily activity patterns in order to avoid humans.
This usually means that in urban landscapes coyotes are most active at night or in the early morning hours.
Resident coyotes occupy and maintain exclusive access to territories by scent marking, vocalizing, and physically excluding intruders. The territory is home to a male-female pair and their young offspring. Some older progeny might remain with their parents beyond the first year, but coyotes are not known to form large multi-family social groups or packs. Therefore, all coyotes within a particular territory should theoretically be related to one another.
The size of the territory is determined by how easily the coyotes' needs – reliable food, water, shelter, protection from persecution, ease of mobility, suitable den site – are met. Therefore, coyote territories can vary widely in size. Transient coyotes are those that are looking for a territory, ready to take over when residents move (or more likely are moved) out.
Vocalizations (howling/yipping/barking), which are frequently heard at certain times of year, allow coyotes to communicate with one another. The message might be one of romance between a male and female, or it might be telling other coyotes to stay away. Hearing these sounds is nothing to be alarmed about.
Here is a great example of coyote group yip-howl, which was caught on the Berry College eagle cam in January of 2015. Notice that the group appears to be vocalizing in response to coyotes off in the distance (listen carefully for the faint sounds of the other group).
This is likely a situation where two separate groups are announcing their own territory to one another. The vocalizations act like an auditory fence.
This is also an example of the "beau geste" effect. Several vocalizing coyotes in the foreground (probably a family group of a mated male-female pair and one or two of their offspring from the previous year) are giving the illusion that the pack is much larger in numbers. The rapidly fluctuating pitch and frequencies of the barks, yips, and howls reverberate and scatter throughout the environment and become distorted. What is in fact just a few coyotes sounds like many more. This auditory trick works on both humans and other coyotes.
Also notice that the video clip actually spans a 60+ minute time frame, so the sounds come from farther away as the coyote family likely moves across its territory.


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The university uses a holistic admissions process and weighs standardized act/SAT test scores, GPA, grade trend, strict AP/IB/Honor classes in high school, academic results, as well as other "personal benefits and qualities." [99] The University hosts the Neal A. Maxwell Lecture Series in Political Theory and Contemporary Politics, a forum for political theorists to share their most recent theoretical work[116] and hosts the Hinckley Institute of Politics, which annually welcomes more than 350 students to local, government, national and global internships. [117] The university houses 10 solar panels, including a 330-kilowatt rooftop installation at the Utah Museum of Natural History and a 262-kilowatt facility in the HPER East building. The combined tables produce 1,096,340 kilowatt hours per year and are supported by a Student Fee sustainability program in 2008. [78] [79] The University of Utah is a four-year research university accredited since 1933 by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. [93] The U organizes its 150 university departments and programs in 17 colleges and schools. [94] The School of Cultural and Social Transformation is the university`s last college with the first year of senior year in 2018. [95] Due to the large number of LDS church members at the university, there is an LDS religious institute near the main campus, as well as several LDS student groups and 46 campus stations. [150] About 650 students belong to 6 sororities and 8 fraternities at the university, most of whom have chapter houses on the "Greek series" right next to campus. [151] [152] The University of Utah has a dry campus, which means that alcohol is prohibited on campus. [153] In 2004, Utah became the first state to have a law explicitly authorizing hidden weapons on public campuses. [154] The University of Utah tried to ban it, but the Utah Supreme Court rejected the ban in 2006. [155] In 2002, the university was one of 20 schools that made the U.S.
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Whilst Indonesia cooking has some similarity to the cuisines of nearby Thailand and Malaysia, its history as a key stop on the spice route means the diet has been highly influenced by the trading empires of Spain, the Netherlands, Portugal and China.
The staple diet for most Indonesians is nasi (rice), but this is swapped on some islands with other starchy foods such as noodles, corn, sago, cassava and sweet potatoes. Coconut milk is used extensively in sauces and soups.
Indonesians like their food highly spiced, with an emphasis on ingredients such as lime leaves, lemongrass, tamarind, cloves, cinnamon and chilli. Be wary of the tiny and fiery hot red and green peppers included in salads and vegetable dishes. Seafood is a regular feature on menus and many dishes are flavoured with shrimp paste, known as terasi or belacan.
Rijsttafel: A Dutch-invented smorgasbord of 12 various meat, fish, vegetable and curry dishes.
Nasigoreng: Considered the national dish it consists of fried rice, flavoured with spices and usually eaten with accompanying vegetables.
Ayam goreng: Fried chicken, a national staple.
Soto: Traditional soupy broth with rice cakes and noodles, often with chicken or beef.
Sambal: A fiery chilli sauce condiment served with every dish.
Bakso: Indonesian meatballs usually made from chicken or beef.
Sate: Skewers of beef, fish, pork, chicken or lamb, cooked on hot coals and dipped in peanut sauce.
Rendang: A speciality of Sumatra; a densely spiced coconut curry with lime leaves and buffalo meat.
Gado-gado: A Javan salad of raw and cooked vegetables with peanut and coconut milk sauce.
Babi guling: A roast suckling pig, a delicacy from Bali.
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Monique Albert joins Private Jet Services with extensive experience in the aviation industry, most recently serving as Director, Business Development at Wyvern, LTD. In this role, Albert was instrumental to the launch and success of Wyvern's Safety Intelligence Reports (SIR) and Pilot & Aircraft Safety Surveys (PASS).
Albert was also instrumental in the development of SchedAero and Avinode Trip Manager, a web-based charter operator, flight department and broker flight management solutions.
Prior to her tenure at Avinode, Albert held sales management roles at OneSky Jets and Charter Operations, LLC. Albert attended University of Southern Maine and is a member of several industry trade organizations including NBAA.


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"""Helper for project configuration."""

import configparser

class ProjectDefinition(object):
  """Project definition.

  Attributes:
    description_long (str): long description.
    description_short (str): short description.
    git_url (str): URL of the git repository.
    homepage_url (str): URL of the homepage.
    maintainer (str): maintainer.
    name (str): name of the project.
    name_description (str): name of the project to use in descriptions.
    pypi_token (str): AppVeyor encrypted PyPI token.
    status (str): development status of the projects, such as "alpha" or "beta".
  """

  def __init__(self):
    """Initializes a project configuration."""
    super(ProjectDefinition, self).__init__()
    self.description_long = None
    self.description_short = None
    self.git_url = None
    self.homepage_url = None
    self.maintainer = None
    self.name = None
    self.name_description = None
    self.pypi_token = None
    self.status = 'alpha'

class ProjectDefinitionReader(object):
  """Project definition reader."""

  _VALUE_NAMES = frozenset([
      'description_long',
      'description_short',
      'git_url',
      'homepage_url',
      'maintainer',
      'name',
      'name_description',
      'pypi_token',
      'status'])

  def _GetConfigValue(self, config_parser, section_name, value_name):
    """Retrieves a value from the config parser.

    Args:
      config_parser (ConfigParser): configuration parser.
      section_name (str): name of the section that contains the value.
      value_name (str): name of the value.

    Returns:
      object: value or None if the value does not exists.
    """
    try:
      return config_parser.get(section_name, value_name)
    except configparser.NoOptionError:
      return None

  def Read(self, file_object):
    """Reads project definitions.

    Args:
      file_object (file): file-like object to read from.

    Returns:
      ProjectDefinition: project definition.
    """
    config_parser = configparser.ConfigParser(interpolation=None)
    config_parser.read_file(file_object)

    project_definition = ProjectDefinition()
    for value_name in self._VALUE_NAMES:
      value = self._GetConfigValue(config_parser, 'project', value_name)
      setattr(project_definition, value_name, value)

    return project_definition

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Since 2012, the Government Digital Service has been at the heart of working on things that matter; driving digital transformation to make a difference to millions of people.
Our diverse variety of work is pushing a new era of digital understanding, education and development. Unleashing the power of creativity, our teams of agile developers, designers, project managers and content owners build truly transformational products. Be it Gov.UK, Verify, Pay, the Digital Marketplace or new apps - our journey has only just begun.
We are passionate about the work that we do; our teams are bright, bold and highly engaging. At the Government Digital Service, our job is transformation; to make government work better for everyone – and as the Director of Service Design and Assurance you will play a critical role in our growth.
Over the past 5 years, the Government Digital Service (GDS) has helped save over £1 billion by working with departments to identify better and cost-effective ways to deliver IT and digital products and services. GDS works collaboratively with departments before they even start to create a digital service to provide support and advice where and when it is needed in line with the various Technology Standards and the Technology Code of Practice. This is framed by a spend controls process, backed by a pipeline approach which looks at all digital and technology activity, (rather than looking at a spend above a certain threshold) bringing an iterative, holistic approach to design and spend whilst ensuring a backstop of control when standards are not being met.
As Head of Service Design and Assurance, you will run the control process to sign off on all digital and technology activity across departments, rationalising detail and ensuring that there is a transparent, auditable pipeline of digital spend. Encouraging collaboration between experts (commercial or technical) across all departments and at Ministerial level, you will drive early engagement with design authorities in addition to the Standards and Assurance community to ensure better planning and delivery, leading to better outcomes and a smoother process for all.
Reporting into the Director General, you will lead and inspire a team responsible for defining and assuring best practice of standards across government ranging from Service Design through to evolving technologies such as AI. You shall provide consistency across government, advocating and demonstrating the value of service design, standards and assurance, whilst ultimately helping the UK government to develop shareable secures services whilst building robust technological and operational capability.
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It's happening again. Anytime I start making regular income, I find myself wanting to...buy something nice, even if I don't really need it.
I think it happens because I've gone for long periods of time on an extreme frugal diet after my September 2009 layoff.
So I was leafing through a magazine and found myself admiring these dishes.
They may not do much for you, but I like the scalloped design; reviewers on the site say they're more of an antique ivory, not bright white. Servings for four for $39. Free shipping.
Do I need new dishes? No. I have 2 sets of 4 already. The older set is a very pretty green and white leaf motif from Macy's, discontinued pattern. The second set i got i guess 3 or 4 years ago, it's a solid blue.
I'm wanting these dishes. I guess it's not much money, but it bothers me that I get these strong spending urges. Since starting my f/t job in March, I already dropped $300 on a chaise for my sun room.
So....tell me to buy it or talk me out of it!
You're not alone. It happens to me all the time. Mostly, I'm seduced by good design. I like new colors and patterns. That said, I am in the process of moving, and although I don't spend a lot on any one item, the gravity of owning too much is really sinking in. Looking around at all the clutter and all the boxes of stuff-- and how much there still is to move, is depressing.
Is there another way you can alleviate your frugal fatigue without acquiring? Like on an experience instead of an object?
In these cases I think it is helpful to just make a deal to revisit in a set period. Like, in 6 months time, if you still really want the dishes, and are still employed, maybe they are worth buying.
Since you have talked about moving, that is a great point that thrift made - do you really want more stuff to move?
Another way to think about it is if you could sell some of your other plates to make room for the new ones. If you want a change, I think that is a good compromise. But if you aren't willing to give up another set, then sit tight and wait is probably the way to go. It's not that you are telling yourself no. Just telling yourself to wait and see.
Maybe it also helps to think about what is more important - more *stuff* or paying down that mortgage? Thinking in those terms might put things in perspective.
To satisfy your urge to "buy" I would check out Pixel of Ink. They list ebooks you can "purchase" to download to your Nook, computer, iPhone, etc. I so far have "purchased" over 25 ebooks thanks to Pixel and have spent $0.00.
But seriously, I'd agree with MM's suggestion to put it on a "hold" list for a period of time. If you still are thinking about it 3 months, or maybe even 6 months from now, then maybe go ahead with it. Otherwise, since you already have two sets of good plates ... you can get by til then.
They are lovely dishes and I can see where they are tempting.
Have you figured out how much the dishes will really cost you? Do you use the ones you have on a regular basis or do you use one set more than the other? Would you be satisfied with just these dishes or would you feel the need to buy things to go with them? How many tiimes would you have to use each plate to make it worth your while?
If you really want them -- why not save up for them? Do without something you really like to put that money in a savings bank and until you have the money saved -- I call my little savings cache "My mad money" so if it really want it, I have to save up for it.
Okay...patientsaver, you don't need these dishes. You already have some that are very useful. You have other priorities and goals. Don't buy those dishes!!
That above is my attempt to talk you out of it. The others have great advice, too!
Give yourself a week or so, and reconsider it. Some things i feel I NEED to have just seem to not feel so essential after a little time goes by. The comments seem like we've all been there.
I was cleaning our garage over the weekend and found a car wash kit from two years ago my DH was adamant that we had to buy. i put it off a while, waiting for a deal, he kept nagging, so we bought it. Has he touched it? Nope.
I am with you. I understand. Remind yourself what that $39 can buy for you, whether that is greater financial security in a larger emergency fund, a principle payment on a mortgage, an extra credit card payment, or a payment to a medical bill. Remind yourself of how many hours you would have to work to buy a set of dishes. I would say to have visual reminders of whatever your goal is in your space, like on the bathroom mirror, near your computer, on the refrigerator, and in your wallet. Whenever you get the urge to spend money unnecessarily, look at the image and remind yourself of what your real goal is.
yes they are lovely to look at BUT a big PITA to wash w/ all the narrow indentations toward the center of the plate for grease, bits and pieces to catch within.
You all had some really good ideas for helping me resist the temptation, so for the time being, I haven't bought them. Trying to not think about it.
But what really surprised me is that NO ONE said, aww, go ahead and buy it, it's just $40, you can afford to indulge.
But paying down, heck paying OFF the mortgage is a huge thing for me and i feel i'm in the home stretch. And I certainly don't have any extra room in the kitchen, so if i did get the dishes, i'd have to get rid of one of my other sets. the original set is the one where i've broken a number of plates and/or chipped them, but that's the one i like the most.
to buy those dishes would cost me less than 2 hours of work. Not too much of a deterrent!
But for now, just putting it out of my mind.
As soon as I wrote the last comment, I came across this story about the trouble people have unloading unwanted possessions!
"But what really surprised me is that NO ONE said, aww, go ahead and buy it, it's just $40, you can afford to indulge."
I might have if you didn't have 2 sets of dishes that you already liked.


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The Lake Tower in Key Biscayne is part of the condo community called Ocean Club which encompasses over fifty acres. The seven story Lake Tower condo has 75 Key Biscayne condos for sale and is within walking distance to the island's sun-kissed beaches as well as great shopping, tennis and of course the scenic lake that gives the building its name.
Inside and around the Lake Tower you'll find amenities like a pool bar with accompanying cabanas, a lounge exclusively for residents, fitness center and much more. The units of Lake Tower have one, two, three or four bedrooms in open floor plans and come with large terraces in addition to gourmet kitchens, whirlpool tubs and deluxe master suites.
The Ocean Club community has lots of activities but you'll find there is even more to see and do throughout the island of Key Biscayne. Sunbathe on the beach, visit the small Lake Park to the northwest, shop at the L'Esplanade Mall across the street to the south, explore Bill Baggs Park and Crandon Park, it's all on the island itself. To the north is the Miami Seaquarium plus Virginia Key and the city of Miami across the water via the Rickenbacker Causeway.
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Fifty-nine percent of women who have abortions have given birth at least once already, and a reported 66 percent of women who have abortions plan to have children later on in the future. The decision to terminate a pregnancy is, more often than not, a decision made by parents with their families in mind, and any legislative attempt to impede that decision-making process is an affront to the sanctity of parenthood.
If the choice to enter into motherhood willingly is eroded by anti-choice politicians hiding behind the translucent guise of morality, motherhood itself is undermined. Instead of being a choice, it will be a punishment. Instead of being a celebrated sacrifice, it will be an ominous penance with wide-spread, dangerous consequences.
In many states across the country, this egregious attack on moms — particularly black moms and moms of color — is already wreaking havoc.


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There are electrical outlets on either side of the bed. On the left, Terry's side, the upper outlet is controlled by a wall switch. We have a lamp plugged in there. The bottom had the bed warmer plugged in, and Terry unplugged it in whenever she used the heating pad. So she didn't have to do that I plugged in a three-plug extender. That worked fine for a long time. But after her knee replacement surgery she needed cold not heat. She did, however, use the lower plug for charging her iPhone. Problem was, the three-plug came out with the charger, aggravating Terry, who had enough to deal with.
So I moved the bed warmer plug over to my side. To do this I tried to install a six-plug extender that we had on hand. Turned out it was dead, dead, dead. Instead I plugged in a five-outlet surge protector that I had in my trusty wire box. It has two LEDs. With all of our electronics, we have LEDs all over the house.
So now we have two more. I guess that's OK. What's two more LEDs?


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With Indie a game being on the spotlight nowadays thanks to the amazing creativity and innovations in gameplay with storytelling techniques that most of the indie studios use in their games.
Now we finally made indie games something to talk about, and in 2018, we were filled with amazing and unique experience that surrounds indie games and provides us with fantastic elements.
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Behind the team of Towerfall, they deliver this incredible and fun experience that is available in all the famous consoles (Switch, Playstation, Xbox and of course, PC) where we face a series of creative puzzles to the objective of reaching the top of the mountain.
Let's drive in this 2D platform game that possesses some great action elements. Something that worth mentioning is that it was made in a period of seven years, and the game is THAT good, but it plays in a more traditional Metroidvania style, something that most fans love to see nowadays.
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If you are like me, you love local co-op and, with the arrival of online connectivity, most of the titles that include local co-op are vanishing, but Just Shapes and Beats is an incredible reminder of these type of game still exist and are awesome. A unique rhythm experience with basic controllers so everyone can play, highly recommended for playing it with a friend this 2019.
SubNautica gives us the pleasure of exploring and scavenge an unknown ocean from a distant planet filled with dangerous creatures that would make everything to end you. So you must survive and be prepared for all the kinds of monster that you'll face in your adventure.
If you are looking for a genuine experience in your Playstation 4 (or PC) Then Moss is the perfect game for you, while it manages to be an incredible platform game, the main center of the game is the ability to play great puzzles with the help of this little mouse
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Or, an aloe (Aloe ferox) proper, resting upon a torse.
Motto: Festina lente (Hasten slowly).
The Aloe ferox is a striking example of the indigenous flora in Walmer and in many other parts of the Eastern Cape.
The Walmer Town Council used a coat of arms comprising a shield and motto only, without a crest. However, the device on the shield is clearly a crest, since it stands on a crest-wreath or torse. In the one illustration the torse is gold and red, in the other white (silver) and red. These anomalies are an indication that, despite the admirable simplicity of the design, it can at no time have been registered with any heraldic authority.
It could, however, have been registered with the Department of National Education, which was not fussy about the "badges" it put on its books.
Literature : Information send by Mike Oettle, photograph by Ivor Markman. Scan courtesy of the Evening Post.
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When you pick up an issue of your favorite comic book and feel that rush of excitement, and wonder what will transpire within its pages, do you ever think about the reality behind the fiction? About how that comic was created and all the people's hands it passed through before it ended up in yours? Obviously, all the glamour goes to the writers and the artists, but a comic book doesn't become a comic book without the proofreader, legal workers, production artists, letterers, colorists, deadline managers, editors, and many other diligent, hardworking people. For those who have wondered what the credits pages in a comic book means and what these people listed actually do, I've written this article to shine some light on at least part of what goes on behind the scenes. It's my hope that while enjoying these stories (or tearing them a new one online), you will also consider and appreciate all the hard work and trouble that went into them.
So, who am I? And what connection do I have to the industry?
I am a former contributor to the Superman Homepage. Last April, I had to say goodbye, and it was very difficult for me. I had spent nearly nine years here and reviewed more than 150 comics; additionally, I was (and still am) a huge Superman fan, and I had especially enjoyed speaking with other fans from all over the world. I knew I would miss that community and the fun that came with having my views expressed on the Internet and discussing them with fellow enthusiasts. However, amidst the coming gauntlet of college finals, a thesis, and simultaneous job and apartment searches, I knew continued participation would be difficult, if not impossible, and that the work would only suffer for it.
Back then, I was a fellow fan, venting my enthusiasm and frustrations on the continuing adventures of a comic book character that I had loved since childhood. As a Superman Homepage writer, I was granted an honor, in that my opinions became a representative viewpoint for all fans on matters pertaining to the Man of Steel. Nevertheless, I was little more qualified to these opinions than anyone else on the Web with a couple of bucks to buy a comic, a decent understanding of the English language, some writing skills, and the time and dedication to spend on this activity several times a month. Now, however, I'm in the rather unique and ironic position of being one of the few caretakers of such characters and actually shepherding them into the future, while worrying that some guy like the Old Me will disagree with my decisions or those of the other editors.
To clarify, I'm an assistant editor at Marvel Comics, the arch-nemesis and bitter rival of Superman's home, DC Comics. Does this make me a traitor? I hope not. I still love Superman and, like the rest of you, eagerly await his upcoming adventures, whether it's in a comic book store, on the television, or at the movie theater. I will say, however, that I think there are many great characters at Marvel Comics and that those who choose one company over the other are inevitably missing out on some cool stories and a lot of inspired creativity. Also remember that many great ex-Superman talents have spread their innovative work back and forth between the Big Two of the industry. For instance, I've worked with Super-artists like Dan Jurgens and Mike Wieringo on titles, "Hyperion" and "Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" respectively, and have spoken with Super-writers Jeph Loeb and Mark Millar, who have some exciting things planned for Marvel's future.
I know that many of you out there would love to talk with some of these individuals or other creators, and I can honestly say that while interacting one-on-one has been exciting and often left me star-struck, what was most shocking was just how down-to-earth many of these creators are and how unaware they are of their immense legacy. I think especially of guys like Klaus Janson and Tom Palmer, both of whom have been in the industry for awhile and have contributed to some of the greatest comics to ever hit the stands. Both of these gentlemen live in the New York area and often visit the offices. I am consistently awed at their humility, strong work ethic, and the sacrifices they make for their editors and their co-creators in the interest of providing the best work possible. I wouldn't say that there aren't any divas in the comic book industry, because there certainly are, but those cases are rare and most of the men and women involved are just so grateful and enthusiastic to be a part of something that produces so much enjoyment, that they don't see any point in aloofness or arrogance.
So, how did I get so lucky as to work at Marvel Comics with such terrific creators? Well, luck had something to do with it, but so did a lot of determination. I decided to leave my home state of North Carolina to attend college at New York University, and it was there that I learned of the internship opportunities at both Marvel and DC. Submitting applications to both, I waited and waited and waited, and in the summer of sophomore year, I got very worried. I hadn't heard back from anyone for three months and was just about to return to another dull, humid summer in North Carolina, assisting at an accounting firm or working deliveries for a beer wholesaler, when I heard back from Marvel Comics and was asked to come in for an interview.
You can imagine that first sense of awe I had, walking into a company where the walls were plastered with images of Wolverine, a life-size statue of Spider-Man was leaping out at me, and on every desk, sculptures and action figures of every variety were poised for a fight. I swallowed hard and explained during my interview that I had experience in proofreading, writing, and was holding up a 3.9 GPA. And when it came time to explain which comics I loved, I mentioned all the Marvel ones and left out all the DC stuff (hey, better safe than sorry!). As I left, I was confident that I had passed with flying colors and that I would be accepted into the Marvel Knights office, the home of characters such as Spider-Man, Wolverine, the Punisher, and (back then) the Incredible Hulk.
The internship experience lived up to most of my expectations and exceeded them in some respects. It was a tremendous opportunity, and I emerged from it with some great contacts at Marvel and a realization that my instincts for narrative and character (some of which were cultivated over the many years spent reviewing at this site) jived with the editors' own predilections. After a second successful internship at Marvel, I began to consider a job there.
I won't bore you with all the details, except to say that it was never a sure-thing and that I felt (and still feel) very fortunate to be an assistant editor at Marvel, having a say on where these classic characters go next, what they do, how they sound, and what villain they should meet up with again. For a comics junkie like myself, who has been stuck on this medium since I was old enough to read, it doesn't get much better than talking comic books all day long at work.
Of course, I don't want to give anyone the impression that working at a comic company is a party, because that couldn't be further from the truth. It's a very demanding, fast-paced, detail-oriented profession, and it really does require someone who is good at juggling a thousand different things at once without going insane. Working as an editor is essentially like being on a football field and keeping the ball moving in the right direction. It's fun, but it's a lot of hard work, especially when some of the people you pass the ball to keep dropping it or losing it or aren't moving fast enough. The ball has to get passed through a lot of hands very quickly, and while that's being done, you're also worrying about 10 other balls that are also in-play on other fields. As soon as you've got one ball moving somewhere, it's time to move to the next one and make sure it isn't just sitting on the field. Once you can visualize yourself chasing down so many balls and keeping them going in the right direction, you'll begin to understand what it's like to work at a comic book company, and you may even gain the slightest bit of empathy every time you notice a tiny mistake that has managed to evade us.
In the interest of further challenging your preconceived notions of the comic book business, I'd also like to point out that despite all appearances, it is a business. I read and hear (and had occasionally written myself) a frustration with the lack of edgier and less mainstream material. For instance, if I were to use a Superman example (which seems appropriate), the mini-series "Superman: Secret Identity" was, in my opinion at least, one of the best Superman books to emerge in the past decade, but the sales figures were disappointing to say the least (according to artist Stuart Immonen, no issue made enough in royalties to even cover the advances paid out to the creators on the book). When this kind of thing happens, it makes the companies justifiably nervous about producing other similar material and convinces them that the market isn't interested in it. Now, many fans get upset by this and justifiably so, but their rancor is often directed at the companies rather than their fellow fans who didn't buy the book or the retailers who didn't order it. DC and Marvel have to generate projects for their audience - essentially, they have to cater to what the fans will buy, and if the fans won't buy more nuanced, introspective, mature work like "Secret Identity," it becomes less likely that the company will want to bankroll that kind of book in the future. While editors work hard to put out the best stories they can, there is always a pressure to make things more marketable and buzz-worthy. If the fans want more great projects like "Secret Identity," they have to start voting with their dollars and not just their voices.
Speaking of fans' voices, another thing I've often noticed is that the angrier fans get about something controversial happening in the comic world, the better those issues will sell. Controversy has always been good for business, and this is why editors look for stories that will shock fans, maybe even outrage them. Editors know that as much as fans may complain, most of them won't be able to stifle their curiosity at what big changes mean for their favorite character, and they'll pick up the issues they are expecting to hate. The more fans talk about what they don't like, the more that concept gets spread around for others to hear about and either gets them interested and excited or angry but still curious. If anyone's wondering why Superman was killed or turned blue and given electricity powers, there's your answer. These kind of things aren't always designed to be "marketing stunts," but like I said previously, there is a real pressure to make a book buzz-worthy and that usually means looking for ways to upset the status quo with a big change to a character or characters.
At this stage in the article, I'd like to answer a few common questions that I'm usually asked about the industry.
1) How does one break into the comic book business?
There are several ways, but I think the best is through interning. Though the work can sometimes be mundane, the exposure to editors is priceless. Plus, if you sacrifice your semester working for an editor, they'll remember you and might show their appreciation by reading your pitch for a miniseries or taking a look at your art samples and providing you with some advice. Or, if you're hoping to be an editor, being able to show off your skills in story analysis, proofreading, and work ethic gives you a step ahead of other potential candidates in applying for a job there. If you're not in school, or not located in New York, the best option is to show up at a comic book convention with your art portfolio or story pitches. Before you go, research which editors do which books, and you might get a clue for their tastes. Obviously, you don't want to give a silly, off-the-wall, sci-fi fantasy story to an editor that only ever works on hardboiled pulp books. Also, talking with an editor in a respectful, confident, and polite tone will go a long way in getting the editor to take your pitch seriously.
2) What exactly does an assistant editor do?
An assistant editor is not just an assistant to the editor; rather, the assistant editor is involved with a book at every level, while a full-time editor usually focuses on the script and the penciled pages. The editor has the final say on all decisions to be made for a book, but depending on the project, the assistant editor may take a larger role in directing the book with the writer and artist and hold greater creative control over it. In any case, the assistant editor is always responsible for keeping track of what work has come in and where it must go next. If a script comes in, the goal is to get it ready for the penciler; when pencil pages come in, they need to get to the inker; from there, finished pages have to be distributed to the letterer and colorist, who will work on them simultaneously, and once these have come back, they are composited in-house. Once the letters and colors come together, the book is almost finished, but it has to be signed off by all the appropriate departments and undergoes a final close scrutiny for any proofreading gaffes or color mistakes. It's the assistant editor's job to shepherd the book through all the different stages - to keep that ball moving downfield and make sure no one drops it. The main editor usually conceives the project, decides on how much control of it he will hold onto and how much he will cede to the assistant editor, and then keeps an eye on the progress from afar, relying on his assistant editor to keep things moving smoothly.
3) What's a normal day like for an assistant editor?
Well, there is no "normal day" per se. Some days are insanely busy. Those are the days when I am rushing back and forth to get things in and distributed to all the right people in time for the book to go to presses. Other days are more relaxed and allow me to read scripts, speak with the creators about ideas, and check with various people to determine their progress. What's fun about the job is the variety; one minute I could be ballooning an issue (which involves taking photocopies of the art and figuring out where to place the dialogue balloons and captions) and the next, I could be going over dialogue changes with a writer, or researching the last time a character appeared and what happened to him, or editing a script, or proofreading a lettered copy, or checking color proofs to make sure that Wolverine's shirt color, for instance, doesn't change in the middle of a fight. Working at a comic book company is definitely not sitting in the same place all day, pushing a button when it lights up. That's what keeps the job fresh and fast-moving.
4) What are the perks of working at a comic book company?
One of the best perks is having the opportunity to express yourself creatively and to talk with others about ideas and concepts and how to implement them in stories. Another great benefit is being present when astounding works of art arrive. I love holding a beautiful page of artwork in my hands while discussing with the artist what was going through his mind in his portrayals of a character or a sequence. There is truly a lot of excitement at a comic book company and it becomes infectious. A particularly cool concept or image will totally erase a day's worth of stress and fatigue.
Oh, and we get free comic books, too. That's pretty cool!
5) What's the hardest part of the job?
For me, the hardest part is having to turn down submissions or explain to people that we can't use their work. As a writer, I know how frustrating it is to spend so much time on a creative pursuit and to feel like no one appreciates it. However, the sheer number of pitches, art samples, and other requests are enough to bury us, and we're so busy trying to keep other things moving, that we often won't have time to give these works the attention that they deserve.
6) What books do you work on?
I work most closely on "Amazing Spider-Man," "Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man," "Wolverine," "Book of Lost Souls," "Underworld," and "Fury: Peacemaker," but I also help out on "Marvel Knights Fantastic Four," "Ares," "X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl," "Supreme Power: Hyperion," and "X-Men Unlimited."
And, for anyone who's interested, I've just written the 48-page special, "Squadron Supreme Saga," which will be available at comic shops this Wednesday. It recounts the series "Supreme Power" in prose narration to give first-time readers a full summary of everything that has happened in that series and its spin-offs, "Hyperion" and "Nighthawk," in preparation for the upcoming, new series, "Squadron Supreme." For anyone that hasn't followed the "Supreme Power" series and is interested in "Squadron Supreme," this book has everything you need to know, and I think it will be a book of considerable interest to fans of this website in particular, based on its principle character, Hyperion, whose attributes may ring familiar.
So, I guess that's about it! I hope you enjoyed this article and found some interesting new tidbits about the comic industry that you didn't know about (or didn't think about) before. If you have any further questions, feel free to shoot me an e-mail and I'll try my best to respond. Also, if you liked this article and/or the reviews I've written for this page over the past 9 years, please pick up a copy of "Squadron Supreme Saga" on Wednesday, February 1st (coincidentally, my birthday!). I am indebted to the Superman Homepage for the practice it gave me writing synopses and summaries, and that talent has certainly served me well in my position as an assistant editor and as a newly-christened comic book writer.


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Salm Antic (o Baix Salm) fou un comtat del Sacre Imperi Romanogermànic format pels territoris dels comtes de Salm a les Ardenes. Va sorgir el 1163 quan l'hereu Enric I va escollir viure al nou comtat de Salm que va crear a la fi del segle XII en les terres vosgianes (Salm als Vosges) heretades per matrimoni per Hermann II (comte vers 1088-1135) i va cedir els territoris de Salm a les Ardenes a una germana de nom Elisa o Elisabet que es va casar o estava casada amb Frederic comte de Vianden creant la branca ardenesa (i luxemburguesa) dels Salm-Vianden, coneguda com a Altgraf zu Salm (comtat Antic, o original, de Salm, i de vegades Baix Salm). La nissaga es va extingir el 1416 i va passar per herència als senyors de Reifferscheid-Dyck (branca generalment anomenada Salm-Reifferscheid nom adoptat oficialment el 1628 quan el comtat fou reconegut com a altgraviat que vol dir "terra antiga").

Aquesta línia es va dividir el 1639 en Salm-Reifferscheid-Bedburg i Salm-Reifferscheid-Dyck.

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The Young Turks at the Ten Bells, London
Stars of the London underground supper scene, the Young Turks are breaking their autumn hiatus with a three-month residency at the Ten Bells pub in Whitechapel, running until 29 January
Photograph by P.A. Jorgensen
They have suitably slam-dunked the London underground supper scene over the past year with their experimental takeovers of urban locations around the capital, and now creative British food champions the Young Turks are breaking their autumn hiatus with a three-month residency at the Ten Bells pub in Whitechapel that runs until 29 January.
Comprising James Lowe (former head chef at St John Bread & Wine), Isaac McHale (ex development chef at The Ledbury) and Ben Greeno (currently away headlining the kitchen at Momofuku's new Sydney outfit) - the Young Turks are a group that have put laid-back dining at the forefront of their culinary convictions. For the Ten Bells set-up, McHale and Lowe have roped in frequent collaborators and supper club specialists Daniel Willis and Johnny Smith of London-based Clove Club.
'We wanted to do something collaborative and fun that would expand on our reportoires and give us a chance to do something that we wouldn't normally be able to do', says McHale. This 'fun' means a weekly-changing set menu and a focus on lesser-used produce: cakes and biscuits made from berelean grains (grown on Orkney island, where McHale is from), unusual varieties of vegetables sourced from independent growers, and daunting meat cuts such as chicken hearts and cheeks are all in the mix. But McHale is quick to insist this isn't about shock value. 'If they taste great and they're being under-used, then it's a chance for people to check them out.'
Jack the Ripper associations aside (the serial killer frequented the pub and purportedly murdered two of its patrons), the bohemian feel of Ten Bells and the relaxed nature of the residency seem the perfect fit for a young collective keen to make its mark on the restaurant ladder, without having to pander to investor control (expensive lease costs make it impossible for most young chefs to do this on their own). The whole venture has echos of Fergus Henderson's takeover of the French House pub in Soho, before he co-founded the growing empire that is St John.
Concludes McHale about the project: 'It's all about doing something a little bit different from the norm, about pushing British food in a different direction.' And with its fuss-free, £39 four course menu, coupled with no return time on tables, it's a departure to welcome.
The Young Turks put laid-back dining at the forefront of their culinary convictions. During Isaac McHale and James Lowe's time at the Ten Bells, patrons will be able to sample a weekly changing set menu built on lesser-used British produce
From left: Chefs Isaac McHale and James Lowe
McHale and Lowe have roped in frequent collaborators and supper club specialists Daniel Willis and Johnny Smith of London-based Clove Club to complete the set-up
A neon sign made especially for the Ten Bells by Tracey Emin frames the pub's shabby-chic interiors
Photograph by Richard Heald
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