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Mont-Roc est une commune française située dans l'est du département du Tarn, en région Occitanie. Sur le plan historique et culturel, la commune est dans le Ségala, un territoire s'étendant sur les départements du Tarn et de l'Aveyron, constitué de longs plateaux schisteux, morcelés d'étroites vallées.

Exposée à un climat océanique altéré, elle est drainée par le Dadou, le Dadounet, le ruisseau de Besoubre et par divers autres petits cours d'eau. La commune possède un patrimoine naturel remarquable composé d'une zone naturelle d'intérêt écologique, faunistique et floristique.

Mont-Roc est une commune rurale qui compte  en , après avoir connu un pic de population de  en 1846.  Ses habitants sont appelés les Montrocois ou  Montrocoises.

Géographie

Localisation
Mont-Roc est une commune située dans la région Occitanie, au nord-est du département du Tarn, à l'entrée des monts de Lacaune. Elle se situe à 23 km au sud-est d'Albi et à 24 km au nord-est de Castres.

Communes limitrophes

Hydrographie
La commune est dans le bassin de la Garonne, au sein du bassin hydrographique Adour-Garonne. Elle est drainée par le Dadou, le Dadounet, le ruisseau de Besoubre, Rec del Bouys, le ruisseau des Bouisses et par divers petits cours d'eau, qui constituent un réseau hydrographique de  de longueur totale.

Le Dadou, d'une longueur totale de , prend sa source dans la commune de Saint-Salvi-de-Carcavès et s'écoule d'est en ouest. Il traverse la commune et se jette dans l'Agout à Ambres, après avoir traversé .

Le Dadounet, d'une longueur totale de , prend sa source dans la commune de Saint-Pierre-de-Trivisy et s'écoule du sud-est vers le nord-ouest. Il traverse la commune et se jette dans le Dadou à Arifat, après avoir traversé .

Climat
Le climat qui caractérise la commune est qualifié, en 2010, de « climat océanique altéré », selon la typologie des climats de la France qui compte alors huit grands types de climats en métropole. En 2020, la commune ressort du même type de climat dans la classification établie par Météo-France, qui ne compte désormais, en première approche, que cinq grands types de climats en métropole. Il s'agit d'une zone de transition entre le climat océanique et les climats de montagne et le climat semi-continental. Les écarts de température entre hiver et été augmentent avec l'éloignement de la mer.

Les paramètres climatiques qui ont permis d'établir la typologie de 2010 comportent six variables pour les températures et huit pour les précipitations, dont les valeurs correspondent à la normale 1971-2000. Les sept principales variables caractérisant la commune sont présentées dans l'encadré suivant.

Avec le changement climatique, ces variables ont évolué. Une étude réalisée en 2014 par la Direction générale de l'Énergie et du Climat complétée par des études régionales prévoit en effet que la  température moyenne devrait croître et la pluviométrie moyenne baisser, avec toutefois de fortes variations régionales. Ces changements peuvent être constatés sur la station météorologique de Météo-France la plus proche, « Paulinet », sur la commune de Paulinet, mise en service en 1992 et qui se trouve à  à vol d'oiseau, où la température moyenne annuelle est de  et la hauteur de précipitations de  pour la période 1981-2010.
Sur la station météorologique historique la plus proche, « Albi », sur la commune du Sequestre, mise en service en 1976 et à , la température moyenne annuelle évolue de  pour 1981-2010 à  pour 1991-2020.

Milieux naturels et biodiversité

L'inventaire des zones naturelles d'intérêt écologique, faunistique et floristique (ZNIEFF) a pour objectif de réaliser une couverture des zones les plus intéressantes sur le plan écologique, essentiellement dans la perspective d'améliorer la connaissance du patrimoine naturel national et de fournir aux différents décideurs un outil d'aide à la prise en compte de l'environnement dans l'aménagement du territoire.
Une ZNIEFF de  est recensée sur la commune :
la « vallée du Dadou » (), couvrant  du département.

Urbanisme

Typologie
Mont-Roc est une commune rurale, car elle fait partie des communes peu ou très peu denses, au sens de la grille communale de densité de l'Insee.
La commune est en outre hors attraction des villes.

Occupation des sols

L'occupation des sols de la commune, telle qu'elle ressort de la base de données européenne d'occupation biophysique des sols Corine Land Cover (CLC), est marquée par l'importance des territoires agricoles (62,2 % en 2018), en augmentation par rapport à 1990 (60,3 %). La répartition détaillée en 2018 est la suivante :
zones agricoles hétérogènes (30,2 %), forêts (29,7 %), terres arables (19,6 %), prairies (12,4 %), eaux continentales (4,3 %), mines, décharges et chantiers (3,9 %).

L'IGN met par ailleurs à disposition un outil en ligne permettant de comparer l'évolution dans le temps de l'occupation des sols de la commune (ou de territoires à des échelles différentes). Plusieurs époques sont accessibles sous forme de cartes ou photos aériennes : la carte de Cassini (), la carte d'état-major (1820-1866) et la période actuelle (1950 à aujourd'hui).

Risques majeurs
Le territoire de la commune de Mont-Roc est vulnérable à différents aléas naturels : météorologiques (tempête, orage, neige, grand froid, canicule ou sécheresse), inondations, feux de forêts, mouvements de terrains et séisme (sismicité très faible). Il est également exposé à un risque technologique,  le transport de matières dangereuses, et à un risque particulier : le risque de radon. Un site publié par le BRGM permet d'évaluer simplement et rapidement les risques d'un bien localisé soit par son adresse soit par le numéro de sa parcelle.

Risques naturels
Certaines parties du territoire communal sont susceptibles d'être affectées par le risque d'inondation par débordement de cours d'eau, notamment le Dadou et le Dadounet. La cartographie des zones inondables en ex-Midi-Pyrénées réalisée dans le cadre du  Contrat de plan État-région, visant à informer les citoyens et les décideurs sur le risque d'inondation, est accessible sur le site de la DREAL Occitanie. La commune a été reconnue en état de catastrophe naturelle au titre des dommages causés par les inondations et coulées de boue survenues en 1982 et 2012.

Mont-Roc est exposée au risque de feu de forêt. En 2022, il n'existe pas de Plan de Prévention des Risques incendie de forêt (PPRif). Le débroussaillement aux abords des maisons constitue l'une des meilleures protections pour les particuliers contre le feu.

La commune est vulnérable au risque de mouvements de terrains constitué principalement du retrait-gonflement des sols argileux. Cet aléa est susceptible d'engendrer des dommages importants aux bâtiments en cas d'alternance de périodes de sécheresse et de pluie. 48,5 % de la superficie communale est en aléa moyen ou fort (76,3 % au niveau départemental et 48,5 % au niveau national). Sur les  dénombrés sur la commune en 2019,  sont en en aléa moyen ou fort, soit 62 %, à comparer aux 90 % au niveau départemental et 54 % au niveau national. Une cartographie de l'exposition du territoire national au retrait gonflement des sols argileux est disponible sur le site du BRGM.

Par ailleurs, afin de mieux appréhender le risque d'affaissement de terrain, l'inventaire national des cavités souterraines permet de localiser celles situées sur la commune.

Risques technologiques
Le risque de transport de matières dangereuses sur la commune est lié à sa traversée par des infrastructures routières ou ferroviaires importantes ou la présence d'une canalisation de transport d'hydrocarbures. Un accident se produisant sur de telles infrastructures est susceptible d'avoir des effets graves sur les biens, les personnes ou l'environnement, selon la nature du matériau transporté. Des dispositions d'urbanisme peuvent être préconisées en conséquence.

Risque particulier
Dans plusieurs parties du territoire national, le radon, accumulé dans certains logements ou autres locaux, peut constituer une source significative d'exposition de la population aux rayonnements ionisants. Certaines communes du département sont concernées par le risque radon à un niveau plus ou moins élevé. Selon la classification de 2018, la commune de Mont-Roc est classée en zone 2, à savoir zone à potentiel radon faible mais sur lesquelles des facteurs géologiques particuliers peuvent faciliter le transfert du radon vers les bâtiments.

Toponymie

Histoire
En 1789 a été créée la municipalité de Montcouyoul, dans le canton de Saint-Pierre-de-Trivisy. En l'an X, la commune a été rattachée au canton de Montredon-Labessonnié. En 1813, la commune de Paulinet cède une partie de son territoire ; Montcouyoul cède au Travet un territoire au nord du Dadou et à Paulinet un petit territoire.

En 1926, la commune s'appelle Mont-Roc (décret du ).

Au , la commune quitte la communauté de communes du Montredonnais et rejoint la communauté de communes des Monts-d'Alban et du Villefranchois.

Politique et administration

Démographie

Économie

Revenus
En 2018, la commune compte  fiscaux, regroupant . La médiane du revenu disponible par unité de consommation est de  ( dans le département).

Emploi

En 2018, la population âgée de  s'élève à , parmi lesquelles on compte 78,4 % d'actifs (65,7 % ayant un emploi et 12,7 % de chômeurs) et 21,6 % d'inactifs. En  2018, le taux de chômage communal (au sens du recensement) des  est supérieur à celui du département et de la France, alors qu'en 2008 la situation était inverse.

La commune est hors attraction des villes. Elle compte  en 2018, contre 45 en 2013 et 50 en 2008. Le nombre d'actifs ayant un emploi résidant dans la commune est de 67, soit un indicateur de concentration d'emploi de 67,1 % et un taux d'activité parmi les 15 ans ou plus de 48,2 %.

Sur ces 67 actifs de 15 ans ou plus ayant un emploi, 30 travaillent dans la commune, soit 45 % des habitants. Pour se rendre au travail, 65,7 % des habitants utilisent un véhicule personnel ou de fonction à quatre roues, 17,9 % s'y rendent en deux-roues, à vélo ou à pied et 16,4 % n'ont pas besoin de transport (travail au domicile).

Activités hors agriculture

Secteurs d'activités
14 établissements sont implantés  à Mont-Roc au .
Le secteur du commerce de gros et de détail, des transports, de l'hébergement et de la restauration est prépondérant sur la commune puisqu'il représente 28,6 % du nombre total d'établissements de la commune (4 sur les 14 entreprises implantées  à Mont-Roc), contre 26,7 % au niveau départemental.

Entreprises et commerces

Mine de Mont-Roc

Sur un flanc de colline au bord du Dadou, en contrebas du bois des Vergnes, existait déjà une mine de fer exploitée par galeries.
Mais c'est en 1964 que la Sogerem (filiale de Pechiney, puis Alcan) lance une nouvelle exploitation de spath fluor à grande échelle. La carrière, qui devient à ciel ouvert à partir de 1970, va produire plus de  de minerai jusqu'en 2005, date de l'arrêt de l'exploitation.

En 2005, la fermeture de la mine de Mont-Roc et de ses voisines également exploitées par la Sogerem (le Moulinal à Rayssac et le Burc à Paulinet) provoque la disparition de 78 emplois (150 en comptant les sous-traitants). Le plan social de Sogerem a permis de reclasser une partie des salariés, d'autres sont partis à la retraite ou ont créé leur propre entreprise. Si les solutions trouvées pour les salariés sont globalement satisfaisantes, le territoire quant à lui se retrouve exsangue.
Après 2005, le site a connu un début de requalification. Un trou a été comblé de 2006 à 2007 pour y aménager un plateau, une partie a été transformée en terrains agricoles et les bureaux ont été réinvestis par Veolia, tandis que la station d'épuration des eaux provenant de la mine reste en activité.

L''impact paysager de la carrière demeure important : il reste toujours un trou béant (en réalité, tout le flanc de colline a disparu) et il n'y a pas encore eu de replantations. En effet, la carrière est conservée en l'état tant que l'eau qui en provient et qui est contrôlée par la station d'épuration n'est pas de qualité.

Agriculture
La commune est dans les Monts de Lacaune, une petite région agricole située dans le sud-est du département du Tarn. Entre bocages et forêt, cette zone est dédiée à l'élevage de ruminants de races à viande ou laitières. Sur les plus hauts plateaux, de nombreux élevages de brebis laitières produisent le lait destiné à la fabrication du roquefort. En 2020, l'orientation technico-économique de l'agriculture  sur la commune est l'élevage d'ovins ou de caprins.

Le nombre d'exploitations agricoles en activité et ayant leur siège dans la commune est passé de 28 lors du recensement agricole de 1988  à 16 en 2000 puis à 14 en 2010 et enfin à 12 en 2020, soit une baisse de 57 % en 32 ans. Le même mouvement est observé à l'échelle du département qui a perdu pendant cette période 58 % de ses exploitations. La surface agricole utilisée sur la commune a également diminué, passant de  en 1988 à  en 2020. Parallèlement la surface agricole utilisée moyenne par exploitation a augmenté, passant de 32 à .

Culture locale et patrimoine

Lieux et monuments

 Nouvelle église paroissiale Saint-Michel de Mont-Roc.
Église Saint-Michel de Moncouyoul de Mont-Roc.

Personnalités liées à la commune

Héraldique

Voir aussi
 Liste des communes du Tarn

Notes et références

Notes et cartes
 Notes

 Cartes

Références

Site de l'Insee

Autres sources

Liens externes

 Le site de Mont-Roc

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Distiller's World Whiskey Gift Guide 2019
By Stephanie Moreno
The world of whiskey just keeps getting larger. The US and Scotland still get the bulk of the attention, but Canada and Ireland are both putting out exciting new whiskey releases each year. Japan has gotten perhaps too much press, but none of it is undeserving. Sadly, age statement favorites like Nikka Yoichi 15 Year and even Yamazaki 12 Year are difficult to find. But if it's in your budget, by all means, buy them. If not, don't fret. There are other places like Australia joining in the fun.
But we understand that when you see the stocked shelves at the liquor store, it can be overwhelming. There are so many whiskeys to choose from and you'd hate to make a bad selection. Fortunately for you (and us, truth be told), we've tasted quite a few of the whiskeys released Stateside in 2019. Check out our world whiskey gift guide to see our favorites of the bunch.
Gooderham & Worts Four Grain Canadian Whisky
Gooderham & Worts celebrates the history behind a Toronto grist mill and distillery which first produced whisky in 1837. It closed in 1990, but at its height was producing over 2 million liters of whisky a year, which at the time was half the production in the whole of Canada. This whisky was first released in the late '90s as part of the failed Canadian Whisky Guild Series along with Lot 40 and Pike Creek. This bottling was distilled by Corby Distillers and production was overseen by Dr. Don Livermore. The four grains blended are corn, wheat, rye and barley. It is bottled at 44.4% ABV. As of summer 2019, Gooderham & Worts is now available in the US.
Flavor Profile: Floral & Fruity
SRP $45
Starward Nova Single Malt
Starward was founded in Melbourne in 2007 by David Vitale. The ingredients used in the brand's whiskeys are just a day's drive away from Melbourne. Starward Nova is a made from 100% Australian malted barley. It fully matures in uncharred wine barrels which held Australian wines such as shiraz, cabernet sauvignon and pinot noir. Nova debuted in Australia in 2016, but as of May 2019 this single malt is now available in the US.
Flavor Profile: Vanilla & Rich
Crown Royal Noble Collection French Oak
Crown Royal Noble Collection French Oak Cask Finished is the fourth release in this limited edition collection which first launched in 2016. We spoke with Crown Royal's Master Blender Mark Balkenende, and Director of Whisky Engagement Stephen Wilson if you'd like a full report on the makeup of this expression. But in short, Crown Royal DeLuxe Whisky is used as the base. Then the brand blends and re-barrels it into toasted new French oak casks for further aging. The French oak used to craft the barrels was sourced from the Vosges region where the oak is known for its straight and tight grain. The oak is open air-seasoned for two years before a two-step fire roasting. It has been available as of June 2019.
Flavor Profile: Spicy
Knappogue Castle Marchesi di Barolo Cask Finish
Knappogue Castle Marchesi di Barolo is the third release in the brand's Cask Finish limited edition series. Like the other releases, this single malt starts out as Knappogue Castle Bourbon Cask Matured 12 Year and finishes in a wine cask. In this case, casks from esteemed Italian winery Marchesi di Barolo are used to finish maturing the whiskey. Bottled without chill-filtration at 92 proof, only 1,020 bottles were produced. It has been available since September 2019.
Flavor Profile: Sweet & Full-Bodied
Tyrconnell 16 Year Oloroso & Moscatel Cask Finish
Tyrconnell 16 Year Oloroso & Moscatel Cask Finish is a single malt release which spends its first 16 years maturing in American oak ex-bourbon barrels. Then the whiskey ages for a time in wine casks, from the Andalusian region, which initially were seasoned with oloroso sherry before a second seasoning of moscatel wine.
Flavor Profile: Fruity & Full-Bodied
SRP $100
Tyrconnell 16 Year Oloroso & Moscatel Cask Finish /Photo Credit: Tyrconnell
Canadian Club Chronicles 42 Year
Canadian Club Chronicles Issue 2 is a 42-year-old whisky called The Dock Man. The whisky pays homage to the Hiram-Walker distillery dock workers that tirelessly loaded freighters with crates of Canadian Club during American Prohibition. Just like last year's 41-year-old Chronicles, this whisky was batched and barreled in 1977. This time, Canada's 9.09% rule, which allows producers to add up to 9.09% of non-whisky to a blend and still label it as Canadian whisky, was exercised to blend the ultra-aged corn whisky with 16-year-old rye, 12-year-old pot-distilled rye and a splash of brandy. It's available across Canada, the United States and travel retail in limited quantities.
Flavor Profile: Rich
WhistlePig The Boss Hog 六 The Samurai Scientist
The Saumura Scientist is the sixth edition (六) of The Boss Hog series from WhistlePig. At its base is a straight rye whiskey distilled in Canada which was created using koji fermentation, a technique pioneered by Dr. Jōkichi Takamine. As he was known as the Samurai Scientist, the pewter Samurai bottle top adorning each bottle is a nod to him. The rye whiskey is finished in barrels which held Japanese umeshu—a Japanese liqueur made from ume, or plum fruits. The whiskey is bottled at barrel strength and will range from 120-122 proof depending on which batch you have.
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In this high school, which uses cutting edge technology, female students learn domestic skills and management as well as vocational skills. The students can use the internet in the computer lab throughout the day. The school provides education in computer skills, graphic design, foreign languages, textiles, food preparation and hospitality, handcrafts (needlework, sewing, etc.) and pedagogy and it has a high success rate. Every year it produces competent graduates and the girls carry on with their lives with the confidence of having a profession. Even though we handed the school over to the National Ministry of Education, we continue to support it. I give talks at various companies in exchange for grants to the school. We did not come from wealthy families. We started from scratch and earned everything we have today. We believe that those who created greater opportunities for themselves should, at a certain point in their lives, give the money they earned back to the society and the nation in which they live, and we are thankful that we have been able to do this. It is very important for the sustainability of this society, and for the mothers of the future to be strong and independent, that our girls in Akhisar can receive an education and learn a profession so that they can stand on their own feet. We hope that this model will set an example for young people.


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From DESY: "Materials made to measure"
Functional building blocks of polymers, ceramics or metals are specifically assembled on the nano-, micro- or macro level in the three project areas A, B and C of the SFB 986. How this is accomplished depends on which – partly completely new – property profile the desired material shall have. Credit: TUHH
Materials science continues to be funded as collaborative research centre
The collaborative research centre SFB 986, entitled "Tailor-Made Multiscale Material Systems – M3" will be funded for another four years by the German Research Foundation (DFG, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft). SFB 986 is a collaboration between the Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), the Helmholtz Centre Geesthacht (HZG), the University of Hamburg (UHH) and DESY. Overall, a sum of 13 million euros has now been granted. The second phase of funding begins on 1 July 2016.
Since 2012, some 80 scientist have been involved in 22 projects carrying out fundamental research into a new category of materials: so-called "tailor-made multiscale material systems". The Hamburg collaborative project provides the ideal network for top-level research into material scientific issues: researchers can draw on expertise in the field of synthesising nanoparticles (UHH) and nanophotonics (TUHH), the mechanics of small systems (TUHH and HZG) as well as scattering methods, spectroscopy and tomography (DESY and HZG). The report by the DFG particularly emphasises this "living network". "We are very pleased that our achievements so far are being recognised by the DFG in continuing to fund the SFB. The continuation of the SFB demonstrates that we are conducting top-level research in materials science on an international level," says Gerold Schneider, spokesman for the SFB 986 and head of TUHH's Institute of Advanced Ceramics.
Over the next four years, novel material systems are to be developed, displaying even better mechanical, electrical or photonic properties. For example, the Hamburg scientists are a step closer to producing a material that would be warmly welcomed by medical engineers. A newly developed manufacturing technique allows them to produce a material based on nanoparticles and organic molecules that displays high elasticity and strength, while at the same time being extremely hard. This material could one day be used for dental fillings, for example, or to manufacture watch cases. The aim is to open the door to an entirely new range of properties and structures, and to develop these to maturity.
The researchers at DESY's NanoLab are in charge of a subproject, examining the interfaces of oxides and organic materials, which play a key role for the outstanding properties of these materials. In addition, they are working with TUHH on a subproject regarding polymers in nanoporous materials.
The metropolitan region of Hamburg and international materials research are being boosted in the long term by the SFB 986. This is not only demonstrated by the scientific advances being made, but also by the new master's course in "Materials Science" which has been introduced at TUHH. At the same time, the creation of the Centre for High-Performance Materials (ZHM) at TUHH as well as other investments in the scientific field of electron microscopy, are long-term measures for establishing and strengthening this successful alliance in the field of materials research in North Germany.
DESY is one of the world's leading accelerator centres. Researchers use the large-scale facilities at DESY to explore the microcosm in all its variety – from the interactions of tiny elementary particles and the behaviour of new types of nanomaterials to biomolecular processes that are essential to life. The accelerators and detectors that DESY develops and builds are unique research tools. The facilities generate the world's most intense X-ray light, accelerate particles to record energies and open completely new windows onto the universe. That makes DESY not only a magnet for more than 3000 guest researchers from over 40 countries every year, but also a coveted partner for national and international cooperations. Committed young researchers find an exciting interdisciplinary setting at DESY. The research centre offers specialized training for a large number of professions. DESY cooperates with industry and business to promote new technologies that will benefit society and encourage innovations. This also benefits the metropolitan regions of the two DESY locations, Hamburg and Zeuthen near Berlin.
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What is best: corded or cordless tools? It's a debate that has been going on since cordless power tools first hit the scene. Each side has its own reasons for preferring one over the other. Of all the features they offer, which are the most important? Is range of motion more important than reliability? Are the best cordless tools still inferior because they need a charged battery to operate? Are corded tools less reliable because of the wear and tear that cords endure? What are the real differences between the two?
Almost every power tool on the market these days comes with a lithium ion battery. These batteries are capable of holding a lot of power that doesn't diminish over time if the tool is not in use. They are made to be lightweight, helping to reduce worker fatigue. Your battery should also be interchangeable with your other power tools— a convenience for when you might need it.
Since it has no cord and you don't have to rely on a secondary power source, cordless tools offer greater flexibility and portability. When working on several projects or in tight spaces, cordless tools allow you to maneuver and move about freely without the hazard of tripping or tangling a cord. This portability is a clear advantage for any mobile business or contractors that need to move about frequently on jobsites.
In addition to their portability, cordless power tools are typically easier to store than corded ones. Things like cordless drills, saws and impact drivers can be placed in drawers, on shelves and typically come with individual storage containers to house the tool and its accompanying batteries.
Even the best battery is going to run out of power at some point. This means setting your tools down while your batteries recharge and potentially losing valuable work time. Because you and your workers are human, it's also possible (even probable) that someone will forget to charge a battery after his or her shift or lose a battery altogether. Cordless power tool performance also starts to suffer as the power gets drained. That means your tools aren't going to offer the same heft at the end of your shift (or day, or week, depending on how much you use it) as they did at the beginning.
With the convenience of an attached battery, comes extra weight and bulk. While most lithium ion batteries are lightweight, the weight does depend on the tool and the voltage to power larger devices. With more power comes more weight, with an 18V power drill weighing upwards of 10lbs. Holding cordless tools all day can cause strain and fatigue, though they offer the mobility you need.
With their frequent use and variety of use cases, drills are great cordless tools. Similarly, the handheld nature of impact drivers and impact wrenches makes cordless the perfect option for these mobile-friendly tools.
The best thing about corded power tools is that they are hooked up to a continuous power supply, so they never run out of power. Their performance will not suffer as a cordless tool will once the battery starts getting drained. Corded power tools will almost always be able to offer greater torque than a cordless tool performing the same function. This means that some tools that require a high amount of torque may not be available in a cordless option, or will not be sufficient for the job.
You know that job site that was supposed to be wired last Thursday? It's still not wired, and you have no electrical to hook your tools up to. You could lug a generator to the site, but that is bulky, inconvenient and an extra expense. And if you are working on someone else's site, as many contractors do, you have to rely on their power to do your job.
The cord can also restrict your mobility, as it keeps you tethered to the wall—even if you are using an extension cord. Power cords also create a tripping hazard that you wouldn't otherwise have. Additionally, with power saws and routers, cords need to be kept out of the blade line as they can potentially be cut, rendering the tool useless.
Because of the cord, corded tools can be a challenge to store, and many contractors and managers have to get creative in how they store and keep corded tools from being damaged. Wide shelves, fasteners and deep storage bins are all options to store corded power tools to ensure cords remain intact.
The biggest advantage of corded power tools is their continuous power and torque to get the job done. When you need to cut through dense materials, corded tools like circular saws, jig saws and reciprocating saws need the benefit of consistent power.
That really depends on what you're doing. While corded power tools offer the most in the way of reliability and sustained power, they are no match to cordless tools when it comes to maneuverability and convenience. The best cordless tools will last a long time before their power starts to fade. However, until they can provide the same power-every-time-no-matter-what reliability that a corded tool will always have, the debate will rage on.


I've been cruising the Long Island Sound for the past few years and am looking to expand our horizons. We've visited many of the CT coast spots and have also ventured around Orient Point to go to Greenport/Shelter Island. On top of that we frequently head down the East River to the Statue of Liberty.
I give that as background for our 'comfort zone' of conditions.
We have a Regal 2860 (30ft) and I travel with my wife and young kids (age 5, 7) - they love the boat but not so much the rough weather. This year we are considering going through the Cape Cod Canal to go to Salem and Plymouth.
Here's the question... Compared to the LI Sound, what are the general conditions (storms aside)? Is the 'open water' heading upto/into Buzzards Bay something of more concern? We do not have radar either.
I agree with cfarrar about going early in the morning before the wind pipes up.
Onset Harbor, Marion, Aucoots cove. Go to www.activecaptain.com to plan it out.
Try to time your exit of the Cape Cod Canal to about half tide as to not push you out the other side up against wind or water coming at you. You will know what I mean if you do it wrong. We went through at a sweet 10 knots with the motor at idle. It was sweet fun until we hit dead water and north wind on the exit. Not a fun ride after that. Take a hard left our right to get out of the strong current ASAP. All and all it was a great trip except for that.
Also we have had fog close in on us rather quickly - so our radar was very valuable.
Block Island -- Crowded on weekends, but a good place to explore and close to your usual grounds.
Narragansett Bay -- Always a much calmer sea state than either RI Sound or Buzzard's Bay. Lots of variety from Newport to quiet anchorages. Small, accessible towns like Bristol or E. Greenwich.
Along Buzzard's Bay you've got a bunch of nice destinations that are covered in the Cruising Guide to the New England Coast. Cuttyhunk, Hadley's Harbor, Quisset and Red Brook Harbor are nice along the east side. Padanaram (South Dartmouth), Marion and Onset on the west side.
On the north side of the canal, Scituate and Provincetown are a lot closer than Salem and will be less exposed to the swells blocked by Cape Cod. P'town Harbor is gorgeous. The anchorage and beach across from town are not to be missed. We love the craziness of the town itself, but you'll have a lot of 'splainin' to do if your kids are at all observant. Just north of P'town, you're over Stellwagen Bank which is prime whale watching. Scituate is a good walking around town though without the witches of Salem.


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Q: Module ag-grid-angular/main has no exported member AgGridNg2.ts I installed ag-grid into my Angular 7 app and am following the ag-grid tutorial on Enable Selection for ag-grid. When I try to import AgGridNg2 I get Module ag-grid-angular/main has no exported member AgGridNg2.ts. I can only assume the docs for this plugin are out of date. What do I need to fix to make this work? Here is my component.ts:
import { Component, OnInit, Inject, ViewChild } from '@angular/core';
import { HttpClient } from '@angular/common/http';
import { AgGridNg2 } from 'ag-grid-angular';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-sample',
  templateUrl: './sample.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./sample.component.css']
})
export class SampleComponent implements OnInit {
  @ViewChild('agGrid') agGrid: AgGridNg2;
      columnDefs = [
        {headerName: 'Make', field: 'make', sortable: true, filter: true, checkboxSelection: true },
        {headerName: 'Model', field: 'model', sortable: true, filter: true },
        {headerName: 'Price', field: 'price', sortable: true, filter: true }
    ];

rowData: any;

  constructor(private http: HttpClient) {

    }

  ngOnInit() {
    this.rowData = this.http.get('https://api.myjson.com/bins/15psn9');
  }

}

EDIT: Here is package.json
{
  "name": "webapplication12",
  "version": "0.0.0",
  "scripts": {
    "ng": "ng",
    "start": "ng serve",
    "build": "ng build",
    "build:ssr": "ng run WebApplication12:server:dev",
    "test": "ng test",
    "lint": "ng lint",
    "e2e": "ng e2e"
  },
  "private": true,
  "dependencies": {
    "@angular/animations": "7.2.5",
    "@angular/common": "7.2.5",
    "@angular/compiler": "7.2.5",
    "@angular/core": "7.2.5",
    "@angular/forms": "7.2.5",
    "@angular/http": "7.2.5",
    "@angular/platform-browser": "7.2.5",
    "@angular/platform-browser-dynamic": "7.2.5",
    "@angular/platform-server": "7.2.5",
    "@angular/router": "7.2.5",
    "@nguniversal/module-map-ngfactory-loader": "7.1.0",
    "ag-grid-angular": "^21.0.1",
    "ag-grid-community": "^21.0.1",
    "ag-grid-ng2": "^8.0.0",
    "aspnet-prerendering": "^3.0.1",
    "bootstrap": "^4.3.1",
    "core-js": "^2.6.5",
    "jquery": "3.3.1",
    "oidc-client": "^1.6.1",
    "popper.js": "^1.14.3",
    "rxjs": "^6.4.0",
    "zone.js": "^0.8.29"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "@angular-devkit/build-angular": "~0.13.5",
    "@angular/cli": "~7.3.5",
    "@angular/compiler-cli": "^7.2.8",
    "@angular/language-service": "^7.2.5",
    "@types/jasmine": "~3.3.9",
    "@types/jasminewd2": "~2.0.6",
    "@types/node": "~11.10.5",
    "codelyzer": "~4.5.0",
    "jasmine-core": "~3.3.0",
    "jasmine-spec-reporter": "~4.2.1",
    "karma": "^4.0.0",
    "karma-chrome-launcher": "~2.2.0",
    "karma-coverage-istanbul-reporter": "~2.0.5",
    "karma-jasmine": "~2.0.1",
    "karma-jasmine-html-reporter": "^1.4.0",
    "typescript": "~3.2.4"
  },
  "optionalDependencies": {
    "node-sass": "^4.9.3",
    "protractor": "~5.4.0",
    "ts-node": "~5.0.1",
    "tslint": "~5.9.1"
  }
}

A: Try to use AgGridAngular instead AgGridNg2 like this
import { AgGridAngular } from 'ag-grid-angular';
...
@ViewChild('agGrid') agGrid: AgGridAngular;

A: I am using Angular 8 and @ViewChild('agGrid') expected 2 arguments (but got 1), so what worked for me is simply :
import { AgGridAngular } from 'ag-grid-angular';
...
private agGrid: AgGridAngular;

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Marvel Made Highlights the Best of 'X-Men' Author Chris Claremont With Paragon Collection
November 30, 2020 4:00pm by Borys Kit
Courtesy of Marvel
Though only a limited number of copies will be published, the book bundle will only be produced if it hits at least 1,200 pre-orders by Dec. 4.
Marvel Made: Paragon Collection may be one of the most impressive offerings this holiday season but there is only a week left to get in on the action.
Marvel Entertainment has partnered with ReedPop to launch the Marvel Made: Paragon Collection, a line created to celebrate some of its seminal works. In this inaugural case, work from Chris Claremont, one of the most important writers in Marvel's history, is being celebrated. Claremont guided X-Men from a fringe bi-monthly book in 1975 to the company's top-selling comic, major franchise and spinoff generator by the time he left in 1991, giving him unparalleled authorship in the company's history.
Marvel Made is Marvel's made-to-order prestige product that is designed to go directly to its superfans. The company plans on producing a limited number of copies and the book bundle will only be produced if it hits at least 1,200 pre-orders by Dec. 4.
The package is enough to get your claws to go Snikt. The book offers Uncanny X-Men #94, Claremont's first-authored X-Men issue; Uncanny X-Men #129-137, the classic Dark Phoenix Saga; Uncanny X-Men #141-142, the classic Days of Future Past storyline; Wolverine #1-4, his work with Frank Miller; Uncanny X-Men #268, a Jim Lee-drawn highlight from the later years; 1991's X-Men #1, the best-selling comic of all time, drawn by Lee; plus a brand new story that is described as a Days of Future Past prequel illustrated by Salvador Larroca.
Claremont's original Days of Future Past notes and script and a commentary by Claremont on the issue will also be featured. Other extras include limited edition lithographs from Larocca, Phil Noto, Art Adams and Marcos Martin plus variant covers by Oliver Coipel.
Though Dark Phoenix and Days of Future Past have been reprinted and published in trades several times over the years, the collection amounts to a greatest hits package with gold-gilded pages that is swaddled in a faux-leather hardcover in a high-end slipcase. Each of them is signed by Claremont, who also pens one of four classic X-Men quotes such as "Welcome to the X-Men, hope you survive the experience."
Marvel's Premier Bundle will be sold for $199 (plus tax and shipping). Though it won't be sold anywhere, it is available to order on MarvelMade.net and will ship fastball special-style in March 2021.
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This integration is powered by Singer's Toggl tap. For support, visit the GitHub repo or join the Singer Slack.
Toggl is currently in Open Beta. The info in this article is subject to change.
A high-level look at Stitch's Toggl integration, including release status, useful links, and the features supported in Stitch.
Admin access to the workspaces you want to replicate time entry data from, if replicating from multiple workspaces. Stitch is only able to access the same data as the user whose API token is used to authenticate the integration. Toggl's API limits retrieving time entry data to the user's own time entries and the time entries in a workspace where they are also an Admin.
Your Toggl API token is specific to you. When replicating data, Stitch will only be able to access the same data as you in Toggl.
To replicate time entry data from multiple workspaces, you must be an Admin in the workspace you want to replicate data from. Verify that you have this permission in Toggl before proceeding.
Sign into your Toggl account.
Click the Workspace menu in the lower left corner.
Keep this handy - you'll need it to complete the next step.
For example, the name "Stitch Toggl" would create a schema called stitch_toggl in the destination. Note: Schema names cannot be changed after you save the integration.
In the API Token field, paste the API token you retrieve in Step 1.
In the Trailing Days field, enter the number of days Stitch should use as an attribution window when replicating time entry data. Note: This is only applicable to the time_entries table.
For example: If this value is 5, Stitch will replicate the past five days' worth of data for the time_entries table during every replication job.
Change this setting if you want to replicate data beyond Toggl's default setting of 1 year. For a detailed look at historical replication jobs, check out the Syncing Historical SaaS Data guide.
Check out the Schema section to learn more about the available tables in Toggl and how they replicate.
After you finish setting up Toggl, its Sync Status may show as Pending on either the Stitch Dashboard or in the Integration Details page.
The time_entries table uses the Trailing Days setting as an attribution window during replication. This means that the number entered into the Trailing Days field in the Integration Settings page is the number of days Stitch will query time entry data for during every replication job.
For example: If you set Trailing Days to 5, Stitch will query for and replicate the past five days' worth of data during every replication job for the time_entries table.
While time_entries is replicated incrementally - in that only data from the number of trailing days is replicated during each job - a high number of days being used as the attribution window can increase your row usage.
The clients table contains info about the clients in your Toggl account.
The date and time the client was last updated.
The hourly rate for the client.
The workspace ID where the client is used.
The groups table contains info about the groups in your Toggl account.
The date and time the group was last updated.
The workspace ID where the group is used.
The projects table contains info about the projects in your Toggl account.
The date and time the project was last updated.
Indicates whether the project is archived or not.
Indicates whether the project is billable or not. Note: This is only applicable to pro workspaces.
Indicates whether the project is accessible only by project users or for all workspace users.
The workspace ID where the project is saved.
The tags table contains info about the tags in your Toggl account.
The workspace ID where the tag is used.
The tasks table contains info about the tasks in your Toggl account.
Note: Tasks are only available for Toggl starter and other paid workspaces.
The date and time the task was last updated.
Indicates if the task is completed or not.
The estimated duration of the task, in seconds.
The ID of the project associated with the task.
The ID of the user who is assigned to the task.
The ID of the workspace associated with the task.
The time_entries table contains info about time entries. Note: This table uses an attribution window to replicate data. Refer to the Replicating time entry data section for more info.
The time entries Stitch replicates are dependent upon the user whose API token is used to create the integration in Stitch. Stitch is only able to access the same data as the user whose token is used.
For example: If the user is unable to access a workspace, or is not an Admin in that workspace, Stitch will not be able to replicate time entry data for those workspaces. In this case, only the user's own time entries will be accessible by Stitch.
If data from a workspace is missing, verify that the user whose API token is being used in Stitch has Admin permissions in that workspace.
The date and time the time entry was last updated.
The billed amount for the time entry.
The client name for which the time entry was recorded.
The time entry duration in milliseconds.
The end time of the time entry inISO 8601 date and time format.
Indicates if the time entry is billable or not.
The ID of the project associated with the time entry.
The name of the project for which the time entry was recorded.
The start time of the time entry inISO 8601 date and time format.
A list of tag names associated with the time entry.
The task name for which the time entry was recorded.
The ID of the task associated with the time entry.
The ID of the user associated with the time entry.
Indicates if the stop time is saved on the time entry according to the user's personal settings.
The full name of the user associated with the time entry.
The users table contains info about the users in your Toggl account.
The date and time the user was last updated.
The date format the user uses.
The ID of the user's default workspace.
The URL of the user's profile picture.
The jQuery time of day format.
Indicates if the user will have a pie chart shown in their sidebar in the Toggl app.
Indicates whether start and stop times are saved on time entries.
The formatting used for the time of day for the user.
The workspace_users table contains info about the users in a workspace.
The date and time the workspace user was last updated.
Indicates if the workspace user has accepted the invitation to the workspace.
Indicates if the user is a workspace admin.
The workspace user's email address.
The URL for accepting the workspace invitation, if the user hasn't yet accepted the invitation.
The name of the workspace user.
The ID of the user associated with the workspace user.
The ID of the workspace associated with the workspace user.
The workspaces table contains info about the workspaces in your Toggl account.
The date and time the workspace was last updated.
Indicates whether the currently requesting user has admin access to the workspace.
The default currency for the workspace.
The default hourly rate for the workspace.
The URL pointing to the workspace logo.
Indicates whether only admins can create projects.
Indicates whether only admins can see billable rates.
Indicates if the workspace is a pro workspace.
Round up to the nearest minute.


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Home » Top 10 stories of 2020
As we turn our calendars to 2021, we look back at perhaps the most challenging and stressful year most of us have experienced, a year with both inspiring highs and tough-to-take lows. Here's a look at our top 10 stories of 2020:
Big Horn County was not spared from the worldwide pandemic of COVID-19. There were 21 COVID-19-related deaths in the county in 2020, out of 668 total confirmed cases. The impact was especially felt in the New Horizons Care Center. The long-term care facility endured an outbreak of 39 cases among its residents in October, resulting in 10 deaths. The tragedy occurred despite extensive precautions taken by the facility. The facility closed its doors to the public on Feb. 14, far before the first Big Horn County COVID-19 case was confirmed in mid April.
North Big Horn Hospital has also overcome challenges from the pandemic. To respond to the pandemic, the hospital established a mobile medical unit outside the clinic to handle possible COVID-19 cases. It later transformed the old clinic into a new respiratory clinic. Since October, the hospital has been near or at capacity several times as hospitals throughout the region dealt with an influx of patients.
The hospital received nearly $7 million in grants and loans to withstand the impacts of COVID-19 and remains in strong fiscal shape.
Just as profoundly impacted by COVID-19 were the schools of north Big Horn County. Both Rocky Mountain and Lovell schools shut their doors in March, transitioning from classroom learning to long-distance learning in the space of a single weekend. Spring sports were canceled entirely. Lovell High School held a drive-through graduation ceremony at the end of the spring semester, as Rocky Mountain High School held theirs on the school football field, every family and students and teachers spread six feet or more apart.
It was an open question over the summer whether schools would return to in-person education when the school year began, but both districts opened their doors to students in the fall. All schools have faced additional challenges in doing so, contending with keeping students socially-distanced and protected, how to keep their facility sanitized thoroughly and how to fill the spaces left by staff members forced to quarantine. Teachers who learned long-distance teaching last year have had to keep it in their repertoire, as teaching quarantined students at a distance became a part of their duties alongside teaching students in the classroom. A successful fall sport season was held, with the basketball and wrestling seasons underway, but attendance has been limited. Currently, only 100 fans are allowed into each basketball game.
The silver lining for both districts lies in enrollment. The Lovell school district saw a 25-student jump in enrollment, while District One saw the enrollment of "brick and mortar" students up 17. Connections Academy, an online school belonging to District One, has seen a dramatic change in enrollment, teaching more than 1,200 students statewide after enrollment of 400 in 2019.
More obstacles are on the horizon as districts are looking at a potential $100 million statewide cut to education funding, which may take over $1 million in funds from both Big Horn County School District No. 1 and District No. 2. The cut will likely result in a decrease in staffing, according to both districts.
North Big Horn County's business sector also felt a heavy impact from the coronavirus pandemic, as several businesses were forced to temporarily close their doors in March in response to COVID-19's arrival. Local banks closed their lobbies and moved to attend to their customers through the drive-up window. Restaurants also had to close their doors, delivering food to patrons through carry-out services. Gyms had to limit attendance if not shut down completely. Other businesses, such as Kurt's Cuts and numerous beauty salons, found themselves unable to serve customers or make an income for weeks. The Hyart Movie Theatre also closed its doors for an extended period. The Red Apple Supermarket found many of its shelves bare throughout March and April as cleaning products, along with dry and canned goods, were in high demand as people stocked supplies.
Closed businesses were allowed to open their doors under new restrictions at the end of April, as stimulus funds from both the federal and state level were made available to businesses in May, giving local companies much-needed relief.
Despite the public health orders limiting public gatherings, community celebrations still found a way to occur in 2020. Mustang Days' traditional parade was converted into a reverse parade. Parade attendants drove their way through the parade as the parade floats and attractions greeted attendants stationed on the sidewalk. The Christmas mingle was also held in December, but this year children had to Zoom Santa. Still, many community traditions, such as the Mustang Follies and the Pioneer Day Variety Show, had to be canceled in 2020, unable to occur due to health orders.
With every story of hardship due to COVID-19 in 2020 came stories of generosity and goodness as the residents of north Big Horn County stood up to the pandemic in myriad ways.
In late March, as the pandemic first began to impact Wyoming, Linda NeVille organized 16 women to produce masks every day for North Big Horn Hospital. At the same time, Karen Spragg organized her own sewing group to create laundry bags for the hospital. Local schools used 3D printers to print out masks for medical staff, producing 135 masks in the space of only a few weeks. Wyoming Lime, CETCO/American Colloid, the Town of Lovell, the Lovell Police and Haskell Funeral Home also quickly donated materials to local medical facilities. This is only a narrow depiction of the volunteer efforts that instantly occurred as COVID-19 hit.
Also worthy of recognition are the tireless and quiet efforts of medical staff, first responders and school employees, who have directly risked exposure every day to provide emergency services and provide education for local students, all while taking on an increased workload. Those on the front lines included grocery store workers and delivery truck drivers who worked through the pandemic to provide needed goods.
The Big Horn County government quickly set up an incident command team that directed county efforts to respond to the pandemic. The group organized the acquisition and drop-offs of personal protection equipment, made accessible and provided relief funds to businesses throughout the county, and guided school districts and businesses through the various health orders that have been implemented by the state. In response to an increase in crime, particularly domestic and substance abuse, and an increase in suicide attempts, the team has also been pursuing additional mental health resources, including increasing mental health training to the area.
After two challenging years, Western Sugar has had a more than solid year in north Big Horn County. The full crop of 400,000 tons of sugar beets was harvested in the 2020 season, with the sugar content above average at 18 percent, with some beets quite a bit more than that, according to Western Sugar Factory Manager Shannon Ellis. The sugar content is well above the forecasted 16.93 percent, an improvement agriculturalist Mark Bjornstad called exceptional.
It's a welcome and needed improvement from last year, when an early-season freeze saw 40 percent of the crop left in the ground, and 2018 when a powerful summer hailstorm wiped out a significant portion of the beet crop.
Many leadership positions in north Big Horn County saw a change in 2020. It began with Rick Woodford's resignation in January as the superintendent of Lovell schools. Former Lovell Middle School Principal Doug Hazen was hired in March to replace Woodford as interim superintendent Nancy Cerroni guided the district through the opening months of the COVID-19 pandemic. District No. 1 soon followed with a pair of transitions of their own. Greybull Middle School Principal Betsy Sammons, a former teacher at Lovell Elementary and a resident of Cowley, was hired to replace the retiring Karma Sanders as the principal at Rocky Mountain Elementary School during the spring. Superintendent Ben Smith announced to his school board in October that he would be stepping down at the end of June 2021. In November, Matt Davidson, the current principal of Burlington Schools, was hired to replace him.
North Big Horn Hospital saw their long-time CEO Rick Schroeder retire this year. Originally planning to end his career in June, Schroeder instead opted to stay at the helm for several more months to help guide the hospital through COVID-19. He finally retired in December. Eric Connell, previously the CEO of Daniels Memorial Healthcare Center in Scobey, Mont., has replaced Schroeder in the position.
The Town of Lovell also gained a new mayor this year in between elections. Former Lovell mayor Kevin Jones stepped down from his post in September after accepting a position in Utah. Councilman Tom Newman was appointed mayor by the town council in October.
The Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is looking for a new superintendent after Mike Tranel accepted a promotion to become the deputy superintendent of Yellowstone National Park. He began his tenure in May of 2018. An interim superintendent is planned to be in place by the end of January as the job search for a permanent replacement continues, but Tranel expressed confidence in the park department heads that remain in place.
The November election brought in a slate of changes locally. Bruce Jolley of Lovell was elected as county commissioner, replacing Deb Craft. Deb Fink was voted onto the Lovell School Board, replacing incumbent Keith McIntosh, and Holly Michaels, Jared Boardman and Don Hatch were elected to the District One school board, replacing three trustees who did not seek re-election. Ronald Christensen was welcomed to the North Big Horn Hospital Board. Karma Sanders was seated on the Byron Town Council. Steven Richardson, Marty Roedel and Keara Poole were newly elected to the Frannie Town Council.
The COVID-19 pandemic appears to have brought with it some unexpected silver linings. Visitation remained strong at the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, despite the several-month closure of the Lovell Visitor Center, as local people enjoyed "staycations" and residents of population centers drove to Wyoming to escape "COVID-19 crowds." Through the end of August, tent camping was up 73 percent, growing from 348 site uses in 2019 to 603 one year later. RV camping was up from 1,843 sites in 2019 to 2,501 in 2020, a 35.7 percent increase.
"That goes along with the national trend," Chief of Interpretation Christy Fleming told the Lovell Chronicle in October. Fleming also said that trail use was up as well as boat use of the lake. Aquatic Invasive Species tests are an incomplete way of tracking boat use. AIS tests given in July jumped from 763 to 1,020 from 2019 to 2020. August saw an even more significant leap, from 554 to 1,035.
The Kane Historic Trail was dedicated September 25 at the town site east of Lovell near Big Horn Lake.
Another unforeseen silver lining appears to be the local real estate market, which saw a notable increase in activity in 2020. From August of 2019 to August of 2020, 65 residential properties sold, according to statistics from the Northwest Wyoming Board of Realtors Multiple Listings Service. According to realtor Sarah Johnson, the increase in real estate interest began at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Johnson theorized that the attraction was due to north Big Horn County being a more rural, spread out location and favorable mortgage rates, which plummeted after the economic troubles spurred by COVID-19. "I don't think the timing is a coincidence," Johnson told the Chronicle in August.
Projects continued unabated in north Big Horn County, with the Town of Cowley erecting a new, much larger water tower and enjoying the sight of two towers side by side for several months, while the Town of Lovell went forward with a project to greatly enhance Constitution Park. Lovell received word in September of a $300,000 grant award after application to the State of Wyoming for Land and Water Conservation Fund money for Phase I, which includes a splash pad and new playground. A second round of grant funding was applied for in December after local companies stepped forward to enhance the park for Phase II of the project, including an amphitheater, flow track and walking path.
A major renovation project was also completed this year at the North Big Horn Senior Center.


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Outgoing Israeli Consul General Dani Dayan reflects on his experiences in New York
Dani Dayan didn't envision ending his four-year term as Israel's consul general in New York with a series of Zoom calls. Since becoming Israel's chief diplomat in the Big Apple in the summer of 2016, Dayan could often be spotted at Jewish events across the city and was a frequent visitor to nearby states. Over the past two months, due to coronavirus-imposed restrictions, Dayan worked the phones to assist with matters related to the virus and participated in dozens of Zoom calls to bid farewell to the Jewish organizations, members of Congress and other groups with whom he has built close ties during his tenure.
In a Zoom call with Jewish Insider days before his departure, Dayan described his final months in office and the virtual goodbye parties as "bittersweet."
"I feel like I was riding a train at 300 miles per hour and suddenly someone pulled the brakes," he said about the last few months of his posting. "It prevented me from bidding farewell to the city and to the area."
As someone who made an effort to immediately visit the scenes of antisemitic attacks and console the community in times of grief, Dayan said it was "extremely frustrating" not to be able to physically show solidarity with the Jewish community heavily affected by the coronavirus. "It was a sad and frustrating period," he told JI.
Despite that, the first-time diplomat, who previously served as chairman of the Yesha Council, an umbrella organization of Jewish West Bank settlements, said he leaves satisfied and believes he had made "a positive difference" in the role he served.
Dayan was two years into his posting when a domestic terrorist interrupted Shabbat morning services at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, killing 11 congregants. Dayan traveled to Pittsburgh to offer support to the community shortly afterward. "When I was nominated [to be consul general], it was clear for me that a large part of my activity will be related to the Jewish community," he said. "But in my worst nightmares I didn't expect that antisemitism would take such a large and important part of my time."
Dayan described the Pittsburgh shooting as the most significant moment of his term. Prior events — including the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Va. and cemetery desecrations across the U.S. — had shown Dayan the dangers of extremism in the U.S. "But nothing prepared me for Pittsburgh," he said. "This was something that I couldn't imagine I would experience in this country."
Dayan said that, for the first time, he is worried about American Jewry. "I must admit that I sometimes thought that antisemitism is mainly a fundraising tool for Jewish organizations. But I was wrong. It is real and we have to be extremely attentive to the issue," he explained.
Months after Dayan arrived in New York, Donald Trump was elected president. Dayan described the U.S.-Israel relationship as "extremely strong" under Trump, but noted that his job — as Israel's representative in a Democratic-controlled state — became more challenging. "I remember on election night in 2016, it was clear to me that the job of my colleague, Ron Dermer, in Washington became easier and my job in New York became more difficult," he told JI.
Still, Dayan said he refuses to "share the doomsday scenarios" often expressed by pundits and community leaders that Israel might cease to be a bipartisan issue in the U.S. "I long ago realized that the positions of Americans towards Israel are more influenced by socio-political current events than by what Israel does or does not do," he opined. "In many instances, I see the signs of domestic politics having nothing to do with the issue itself or with Israel itself."
Pointing to the recent Democratic primary for New York's 15th congressional district in the South Bronx, where, despite a small Jewish population, five of the leading six candidates — including winner Ritchie Torres — were vocally pro-Israel, Dayan argued that "the stance for retaining Israel as bipartisan is a winnable one."
As for his own political ambitions, Dayan told JI he has no concrete plans for his next endeavor — after he completes his mandatory 14-day quarantine at his home in Ma'ale Shomron. "All the good things in my life happened by surprise, including this position," he said. Dayan, who joined the Likud Party after an attempted run for the Knesset on the Bayit Yehudi slate in the 2015 elections, was initially tapped by Netanyahu to become Israel's ambassador to Brazil, but was rejected by the Brazilian government.
"In some sense, I return to Israel the same person I arrived here," Dayan said. "In some sense I changed because my commitment to the bond between Israel and American Jewry is much stronger now than it was when I came here. I assume I will be involved in those matters." But Dayan said he's not sure he's ready to run for office given the current political climate. "But I assume that I will probably be in a position of influence on the matters that I cherish."
As for another diplomatic position, Dayan said there aren't many opportunities left for him given that the positions that he would aspire to — such as Washington, London, and the U.N. — have recently been filled.
"I won't miss New York," Dayan concluded the Zoom call on Tuesday. "But I will miss New Yorkers."


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Ukraine Will Start Tracking Crypto Transactions Over $1,200
Salim Sebbata Joins BUX as UK CEO
Malta Gaming Authority & Malta Police Force Aim To Clean Up Nation's Gambling Industry
Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) signs Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Malta Police Force, committing to increased collaboration.
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Malta Police Force, committing to increased collaboration in the fight against illegality in the island's gambling industry.
Focusing on improving the exchange of information between the gaming industry regulator and national law enforcement, the MoU also commits to collaborative investigations into suspected criminal activity and joint operations covering things like the seizure of assets when required.
Commenting on the MoU the MGA's chief executive, Heathcliff Farrugia, said:
"Apart from having a closer collaboration, through this MoU, both parties are also agreeing to share their respective knowledge and to formally provide technical training to each other,"
"This agreement is testament to the ongoing efforts of the two entities in continuing their fight against illegal gaming activities in Malta."
While Malta Police Force commissioner, Lawrence Cutajar, added:
"The signing of this MoU with the MGA is one in a string of initiatives which the Malta Police Force under my charge has embarked upon over the past months aimed at combating criminality in general whilst it goes to show our strong commitment to tackle two of the most challenging crime categories, namely financial and computer-related crime."
In November 2018, Italian law enforcement, working in cooperation with authorities in the United Kingdom, Isle of Man, Netherlands, Curacao, Serbia, Albania, Spain and Malta busted an online gambling money laundering network, worth an estimated €4.5 billion, which was found to have links to the Maltese online gambling industry.
Since then there has been increasing pressure on the Maltese authorities to clampdown on what many see as a blatant disregard for legal norms. In response, over the last few months the MGA has been getting tough on rogue businesses.
In April the regulator suspended the license of online raffle website Wish Me Luck Ltd, and ordered the company to hand over data and documents. Other enforcement action has been taken against operators including Neptune Entertainment and Triton Gaming – both losing their licenses in March.
MaltaMGA
Winklevoss Brothers To Speak At Malta Blockchain Summit
MGA Signs MOU With Dutch Gambling Authority


Today's cute fluffy bum is a throwback picture: it's Norton modeling a Duca Duca diaper. Duca Duca diapers are only available on daily deal sites. No retailer that I've come across carries them.
I have never tried this diaper before. Very cute!


[S1]-Mollusca neuropeptide was found in freshwater great pond snail (Lymnaea stagnalis).
Kellett E, Saunders SE, Li KW, Staddon JW, Benjamin PR, Burke JF. Genomic organization of the FMRFamide gene in Lymnaea: multiple exons encoding novel neuropeptides. J Neurosci. 1994;14(11 Pt 1):6564-70.


The Xavier University Newswire students can sell Lab Manual for Andrews' A+ Guide to Hardware, 9th (ISBN# 1305266552) written by Jean Andrews and receive a check, along with a free pre-paid shipping label. Once you have sent in Lab Manual for Andrews' A+ Guide to Hardware, 9th (ISBN# 1305266552), your Xavier University Newswire textbook will be processed and your check will be sent out to you within a matter days. You can also sell other The Xavier University Newswire textbooks, published by CENGAGE Learning and written by Jean Andrews and receive checks.


A clear, moisturizing Aloe Vera Gel that is non-sticky and pH balanced. You can add other cosmetic actives for specific functions, such as, adding our peptide ingredients blend or individule actives for anti-wrinkles.
A clear, moisturizing Aloe Vera Gel that is non-sticky and pH balanced. This glycerin enriched formula is oil free and perfect for anti-aging and after sun soothing products especially when it is infused with botanical extracts of your choice.
You can add other cosmetic actives for specific functions, such as, adding our peptide ingredients blend or individule actives for anti-wrinkles.
Can be used as an all over body moisturizer.
Mix with botanical extracts to produce a facial mask.
You can use our Aloe Gel Base to thin out any of our Lotion or Cream Bases without having to add additional preservative, possibilities are endless.


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package connector

import (
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"github.com/actionpay/postmanq/common"
	"github.com/actionpay/postmanq/logger"
	"time"
)

// заготовщик, подготавливает событие соединения
type Preparer struct {
	// Идентификатор для логов
	id int
}

// создает и запускает нового заготовщика
func newPreparer(id int) {
	preparer := &Preparer{id}
	preparer.run()
}

// запускает прослушивание событий отправки писем
func (p *Preparer) run() {
	for event := range events {
		p.prepare(event)
	}
}

// подготавливает и запускает событие создание соединения
func (p *Preparer) prepare(event *common.SendEvent) {
	logger.By(event.Message.HostnameFrom).Info("preparer#%d-%d try create connection", p.id, event.Message.Id)

	connectionEvent := &ConnectionEvent{
		SendEvent:   event,
		servers:     make(chan *MailServer, 1),
		connectorId: p.id,
		address:     service.getAddress(event.Message.HostnameFrom, p.id),
	}
	goto connectToMailServer

connectToMailServer:
	// отправляем событие сбора информации о сервере
	seekerEvents <- connectionEvent
	server := <-connectionEvent.servers
	switch server.status {
	case LookupMailServerStatus:
		goto waitLookup
	case SuccessMailServerStatus:
		connectionEvent.server = server
		connectorEvents <- connectionEvent
	case ErrorMailServerStatus:
		common.ReturnMail(
			event,
			errors.New(fmt.Sprintf("511 preparer#%d-%d can't lookup %s", p.id, event.Message.Id, event.Message.HostnameTo)),
		)
	}
	return

waitLookup:
	logger.By(event.Message.HostnameFrom).Debug("preparer#%d-%d wait ending look up mail server %s...", p.id, event.Message.Id, event.Message.HostnameTo)
	time.Sleep(common.App.Timeout().Sleep)
	goto connectToMailServer
	return
}

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Wondering what exactly Zelda Williams' secret shoot was all about? Well, it showed up on Youtube earlier and now we can finally see it in all its glory. It also stars Zelda's father, the beloved Robin Williams – something I never would have guessed from the original reports. Is it a Skyward Sword-related live action shoot? Is it a commercial of some kind? An interview with two of the most famous Zelda fans in history? Check out all of the exciting action and touching moments in the video below.
UPDATE: Zelda and Robin also did a short interview regarding their love of the series. Check after the commercial to see.
Weren't expecting that, were you? Let me be the first to say that this has got to be the most adorable Zelda commercial I've ever seen. Goodness knows it's every fan's dream to be able to share moments like this with his or her own kids someday. Will the series still be around? We can only hope.


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Q: Is "RGB Int Int Int | Transparent" a sum or product type? Sum type
The Maybe Int type is a sum type.
data Maybe Int = Nothing | Just Int

From my understanding, this is due to the fact that the Nothing value constructor takes no arguments and the second value constructor called Just takes only one argument. Therefore, because no value constructor takes more than one argument, this type is a product type.
Product type
The type below is a product type since its data constructor takes two arguments and therefore is a product type.
data Colour = Person String Int

However, I am not sure how we would classify the following type in the context of the sum and product types. How should we refer to this?
data Shade = RGB Int Int Int | Transparent

A: The Maybe Int type is a sum type because it has an alternation
data SumType = This | That

the fact that it has arguments on its constructors doesn't affect its "sum-ness." Sum types can also contain product constructors, such as:
type Username = String
type Email    = String
-- User is a sum of three products
data User = NotLoggedIn                    -- nullary constructor
          | Guest Username                 -- unary constructor
          | RegisteredUser Username Email  -- binary constructor

A: All data types are "sums of products".
We sum over the number of constructors, and for each constructor we multiply over the number of arguments.
Sometimes the sum is trivial. When there is a single constructor, or none at all, we sum over a singleton or empty set. Summing over a single constructor makes the resulting type isomorphic to a product. Summing over no constructors makes the type to be empty (e.g. Data.Void.Void).
Sometimes, some of the products are trivial as well. When there is a single argument, or none at all, we multiply over a singleton or empty set. Multiplying over a single argument T simply produces T (after lifting). Multiplying over no arguments produces a type with only one value (e.g. ()).
Hence, sometimes our data is a non-trivial sum of trivial products, and we call it a "sum"; sometimes it is a trivial sum of non-trivial products, and we call it a "product". But, in the general case, it is always a "sum of products".
Note that algebraic types (up to isomorphism) form a commutative semiring, satisfying roughly the same laws of high school algebra for sums and products. In high school algebra, we can turn any expression involving nested sums and products into a polynomial, i.e. into a "sum of products". This also happens with types (up to isomorphism), hence the choice of making data types to be "sums of products" is rather expressive.


Tim Vazquez is the Owner and Chief Instructor of the Aikido Center of Manasquan. He is a retired police officer, self-defense instructor, and an NJ State licensed Security Instructor. Tim manages and operates his facility (Dojo) in Manasquan, NJ.
Tim became a client of the NJSBDC at Brookdale Community College after attending one of the center's no-cost, high-impact Bootcamps as an answer to his dilemma the lack of traffic to his Dojo. His business was failing, and he needed assistance quickly. He did some research and found NJSBDC at Brookdale. On 6/2/16 he took the amazing Social Media Bootcamp course that took him to the next level in my social marketing. He subsequently took the Running a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign and Intro to Blogging workshops increasing his proficiency with social media and website management.
Tim took the knowledge and skills he developed during the workshops and implemented a proactive strategy. His approach is disciplined and innovative. He has been consistent will all efforts and is reaping the benefits. Embarking on applying all the techniques that he learned in the courses. He redesigned all his social networks, website to make it mobile compliant and started an AdWords account with Google. Did it work? Yes, it has! Tim states "I can tell that all the steps I took resulted in new traffic to the Dojo." Hold the press. He even started Blogging! Also, he started and launched his app for marketing purposes that is available on Google and the Apple store. "Aikido Manasquan"!
Tim has increased traffic and sales by more than 10%, which for his highly competitive industry and market that is exceptional. The use of online advancements, social media, and updates to his website have enabled him to continue to grow his business even when the dojo is closed.


Want to be notified of new releases in VirgilSecurity/virgil-sdk-pfs-x?
Virgil Security provides a set of APIs for adding security to any application.
The Virgil PFS SDK allows developers to get up and running with the Virgil PFS Service and add the Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) technologies to their digital solutions to protect previously intercepted traffic from being decrypted even if the main Private Key is compromised.
Virgil SWIFT PFS SDK contains dependent Virgil SWIFT SDK package.
Be sure that you have already registered at the Developer Dashboard and created your application.
To initialize the SWIFT PFS SDK, you need the Access Token created for a client at Dashboard. The Access Token helps to authenticate client's requests.
Before chat initialization, each user must have a Virgil Card on Virgil Card Service. If you have no Virgil Card yet, you can easily create it with our guide.
// this class performs all PFS logic: creates LTC and OTL Cards, publishes them, etc.
With the open session, which works in both directions, Sender and Receiver can continue PFS-encrypted communication.
Take a look at our Use Case to see the whole scenario of the PFS-encrypted communication.
In Virgil every user has a Private Key and is represented with a Virgil Card (Identity Card), which contains a Public Key and user's identity.
For each session you can use new OTC and delete it after the session is finished.
When create Virgil Card request is created and transmitted to the server side, sign it with Application Private Virgil Key and publish user's Card on Virgil Cards Service.
To find more examples how to use Virgil Products, take a look at SWIFT SDK documentation.


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24778 Немсу (24778 Nemsu) — астероїд головного поясу, відкритий 24 травня 1993 року.

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Andreas Ludwig Christoph Kettembeil (* 5. September 1768 in Heringen; † 16. Februar 1840 in Nordhausen) war ein deutscher Jurist und Herausgeber.

Leben
Andreas Ludwig Christoph Kettembeil wurde als Sohn des Heinrich Gotthard August Kettembeil (1735–1796), dem damaligen Advokaten und Bürgermeister von Heringen, geboren. Sein Bruder war Christian Gotthard Kettembeil, der als Kaufmann und königlich-preußischer Spezial-Stempelsteuer-Rendant tätig war und später in Nordhausen ein Theater mit Gasthaus betrieb.

Andreas Ludwig Christoph Kettembeil kam 1780 mit 12 Jahren auf das Gymnasium in Nordhausen und beendete dieses 1787. Anschließend besuchte er die Universität Jena, um dort Rechtswissenschaften zu studieren. 1789 setzte er sein Studium bis 1790 an der Universität Leipzig fort.

1790 wurde er als sächsischer Advokat examiniert und ging, nach bestandener Prüfung nach Nordhausen zurück, um sich als Rechtsanwalt nieder zu lassen. Nach einigen Jahren in dieser Tätigkeit wurde er in der damals freien Reichsstadt Nordhausen als Konsistorialsekretär angestellt. 1802 wurde Nordhausen in das Königreich Preußen eingegliedert, dies führte dazu, dass Andreas Ludwig Christoph Kettembeil eine Anstellung als zweiter Stadtrichter erhielt. 1807 kam Nordhausen zum Königreich Westphalen und diese erneute Staatsveränderung führte dazu, dass er als zweiter westphälischer Tribunalrichter tätig war. 1815 gehörte Nordhausen erneut zu Preußen und er wurde dritter Assessor des dortigen Gerichts, bat allerdings im gleichen Jahr aus gesundheitlichen Gründen um seine Entlassung.

Werke
Andreas Ludwig Christoph Kettembeil gab die einzige Zeitung der Stadt und des Kreises, das Nordhäusische Wöchentliche Nachrichtenblatt heraus, die Bekanntmachungen, Verkaufs-Anzeigen, öffentliche Vorladungen, Sterbefälle, Warn-Hinweise und Artikel zu Einbruch und Diebstahl veröffentlichte.

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Jurist in der Frühen Neuzeit
Geboren 1768
Gestorben 1840
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Kadin performs a set of explosive sandbag cleans, followed by a reactionary agility movement. With the cleans, we focus on exploding through the hips. Kadin does a nice job of maintaining a tight core with a neutral spine and exploding off the floor. His knees also track to the outside. This is very similar to the Olympic Clean, so basically he's a 7th grader performing Olympic lifts. He immediately goes into an agility movement where we want him staying low, finding the right angle, and pushing off the ground. This is a very taxing sequence.
We want Eli to move his feet into position where he jumps off both feet & to jump vertical. The drill was too long, as you see he gets a little tired and no longer has crisp movements.
Hoop Strength A great way to increase first step explosive power and jump power for basketball players is to utilize the bands. The resistance also helps teach body control and awareness.