If you've been keeping up with summer trends, chances are you saw two local residents (one of whom is a graphic designer at OC Creative!) getting some national attention and didn't even realize it! Laura Harcar (Smoltich) and co-blogger Lauren Ondik (Bourdages) made an appearance in Rachael Ray Magazine's July/August issue due to a twist of fate, some social media luck, and watermelon.
Minnidip, which calls itself "the first designer inflatable pool," ended up in the "On Our Radar" section of the magazine, where Ray features news, trends, and fun stuff like adult kiddie pools. While Laura and Lauren didn't have any formal affiliation with the company, the image chosen for the magazine was of the two friends lounging in a watermelon-print pool eating slices of watermelon on sticks.
Laura and Lauren have known each other since grade school at St. Mary's in DeKalb and have been best friends and DeKalb townies most of their lives. In 2016 they wanted to do something creative outside their normal jobs, so their blog Laur Lore was born. "With the first four letters of our names being the same, and the focus of our blog being on imparting our wisdom, we thought it was a cute play on words," explains Laura, who works as a designer for OC Creative.
Check out Laura and Lauren's pool shoot here. And for fun kiddie pools in any season, check out Minnidip.com.


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The death toll in China\'s latest round of flooding has risen to at least 57, including two schoolchildren aboard a bus carrying more than twice its authorized passenger load that plunged into a pond, authorities said Saturday.
At least 13 other people are missing in floods that have ravaged mountain districts of six provinces and autonomous regions in central and southeastern China. More than a quarter-million people have been moved to temporary shelters, and major damage has been inflicted on buildings and crops.
Among the dead were 16 people killed in the collapse of a nine-story building in the city of Guiyang following a landslide.
The Guangxi regional government said another 21 kindergarten students were sent to the hospital in the school bus accident on Friday, with three listed in serious condition. The bus was licensed to carry 11 people, but had a total of 26 on board.
The driver, teachers and school administrators have been taken into custody, the government said. Overloaded buses have been involved in accidents killing scores of children in recent years as local schools are closed and consolidated into larger campuses farther away from the children\'s village homes.
Six people were killed in the central province of Hunan when a bus skidded into a guardrail and overturned.
Seasonal rains cause major flooding around China almost every year. The worst in recent history was in 1998, when 4,150 people died, most of them along the Yangtze River.
The massive Three Gorges Dam has largely contained Yangtze flooding, but the problem persists in other parts of the country.
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As pandemic concerns wane, more companies are requiring in-person office work. (Photo by Ian Forsyth/Getty Images)
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Hannah Bryan is a news writer for Leaders Media. Most recently she was a reporter for the Sanilac County News...
Corporate-Office Return Rate
As more employers buckle down on return-to-work policies, offices are filling up again.
Workers are returning to the office at the highest rates since March 2020 with just under 50% of workers in the physical office from September 8 to September 14, according to data from Kastle Systems.
Kastle Systems monitored 10 metro areas, finding that during the middle of the week, office attendance was closer to 55%.
In-person work attendance picked up after Labor Day. Earlier this week on Wednesday, the Long Island Rail Road had more than 200,000 riders—the first time since March 2020. Other commuter lines also reached peak ridership.
More workers showed up at the office in Houston, Texas, as well. For the last five months, attendance has hung stubbornly around 50%. Now that number has jumped to 63%.
More employers are encouraging their workers to return to in-person working. Some are finding a compromise and only requiring their employees to work in the physical office two or three days a week.
Return to office plans had been thwarted before by the Delta variant and Omicron, but now as infection levels fall, more offices are emphasizing return to work strategies.
Some offices had hesitated to force employees back to the office, fearing that the workers would rather change jobs than come back to the office, Peter Grant reports in The New York Times.
But now that the economy and labor market is a little more uncertain, employers seem to be growing bolder in pushing forward with their plans.
The rate of return to offices has varied across the U.S. New York, for example, has a return rate of 46.6%, but San Francisco is only at 40.7%.
Even with more workers returning to the office, small businesses that relied on business from commuters are still suffering. Customer traffic is increasing, but not nearly to the levels business-owners saw pre-pandemic.
Small business owners aren't the only ones feeling the effects of remote work. Office building owners are beginning to worry as it seems likely that demand for office space will stay lower than pre-pandemic needs.
Office vacancy is at some of the highest levels since the pandemic at 12.4%. Companies are holding out on signing long term leases as they reevaluate their needs with hybrid work schedules.
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Service industries like restaurants have difficulty hiring adequate staff—and some are starting to get creative, changing descriptions, hours, and pay.
More remote job options mean that workers have a greater number of opportunities to choose from, and the restaurant industry is struggling to compete.
Though turnover rates have always been high in restaurants, rates have increased since the pandemic.
To attract more applicants employers are getting creative with methods to attract applicants to restaurants.
Some are raising wages, crowdfunding healthcare, helping employees with housing, and creating flexible work hours.
Ahead of "burrito season," the company's busiest time of the year, restaurant chain Chipotle is launching a new hiring campaign targeting the "leaders of tomorrow."
The "pull back the foil" campaign highlights six employees who started as crew members and rose to managerial positions. The company plans to emphasize how easily an employee can climb to a higher-paying position.
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Providing internet service to the moon—a business operation that does not exist—is a key challenge for anyone, particularly a company in startup mode.
Aquarian Space is a communications company preparing to launch satellites that will provide 24/7 reliable communications, internet connectivity, 4K video streaming, and high data rates for lunar rovers, satellites, and astronauts on the moon.
It was founded in 2018 and is run by CEO Kelly Larson, who brings her expertise in leadership and administration to the company founders and helps navigate an emotionally challenging business environment.
Her focus on relationship leadership and integrated leadership have helped work the company through some of its most difficult and stressful challenges as it prepares to launch its product in the next two years.
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Put A Bird In It—Featured Maker, WK12
Wieden+Kennedy has been cultivating top-tier talent through their development program, WK12, for the past nine years. This "experiment disguised as a school disguised as an agency" has produced some of the industry's leading young creatives, and the class of 2014 is no exception.
WK12 is a 13-month experimental advertising program that accepts 13 applicants each year for an intensive laboratory experience where students work for real clients under the direction of members of the W+K Portland office.
We are thrilled to have this talented bunch constructing a birdhouse for this year's Put a Bird In It auction on October 12th. WK12-ers Nick Stokes and Wayne Kasserman gave me the inside scoop on how their house is coming along.
We're stoked to have the WK12 crew design and build some birdhouses for our Put a Bird In It auction. Can you give us a some background on the WK12 program and the people in this year's class?
We are psyched as well! Thanks so much for inviting us to participate. Nick Stokes who is in this year's 12 class was a participant last year, so we are very much aware of what an honor it is to be invited.
Well, WK 12 is a experimental advertising agency masquerading as an experimental advertising school deep within the walls of Wieden+Kennedy. Founded in 2004, the program brings together about a dozen individuals from all walks of life for 12 months of creative thinking, making and, of course, failing harder.
This year we have 13 people who hail from all over. We are: Anna Zusman (Portland, OR), Nick Stokes (Portland, OR), Nick Finney (Los Angeles, CA), Delia Reyes (Santiago, Chile), Kate Digilio (New York, NY), Wayne Kasserman (New York, NY), Todd Saucier (Portland, OR), Ansel Wallenfang (Minneapolis, MN), Eric Swanson (Los Alamitos, CA), Brad Holdgrafer (San Luis Obispo, CA), Francesca Chabrier (Northampton, MA), Michael Nesmith (Chicago, IL), Vince Largoza (San Diego, CA).
Tell us a little bit about a typical team brainstorming session. When it comes to collaboration do the ideas come easily, or do you have to work at it? What do you do when you hit a creative block?
We really don't have a typical brainstorm session. Sometimes we break into groups, other times we think and work as 13 people. For this project we broke off into teams of 3. Each team took a few days to come up with as many ideas as possible. Then we came together and presented those ideas to each other.
We debated. We fought. We cried. We yelled. We laughed. We threw things at each other and by the end of that session we settled on our final 7 ideas which we took to our directors, Jim Riswold and Byron Oshiro, who helped us land on the final idea we're moving forward with.
The beauty of WK12 is the different perspectives that come from bringing in people from all walks of life. Sometimes it can be difficult for us to communicate effortlessly, but what it does is that it allows us to have a wider breath of experience and knowledge to pool from. Where else can a poet work alongside a concert promoter? Where else can a dog behaviorist brainstorm with a classical pianist?
Sometimes it takes us a bit longer to land on an idea, but the idea is usually far better than what would have been generated if we hadn't go through the pain of the process.
How are the birdhouses are coming along? What are you finding to be sources of inspiration? Is there a theme?
We do have a theme that we are super excited about. We don't want to give it away, so you'll have to wait to see it at the show! But we will tell you that most of ideas revolved around themes inspired by the city of Portland. Portland is native to about a third of our class and the rest of us are coming in fresh to the city. Together we have shared and explored this city and have found new and exciting things that exist here.
What has it been like working with a 3D object vs. a more traditional digital design or illustration?
At the end of the day, it's all about designing something that solves a problem. Just because the form is different it doesn't mean that the goal of what you're doing changes. We've had blast getting our hands dirty in a new way and we can't thank you enough for the challenge.
Put a Bird In It is our way to raise funds to support art and music in Portland's public schools. Did most of the WK12 team have the opportunity to try art and music when you were kids? Why do you feel it is important to provide the arts to children now and in the future?
Who said that children are the future? Cause we don't think we could have said it better. All of us in some way or another was given the opportunity to experience art and music in our youth and we think it is our duty as adults to make this world a better place. And what's a better way than sharing the gift of creative expression, imagination and self expression. Everyone should have that chance and be exposed to the best of humanity.
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di·gres·sion | \ dī-ˈgre-shən , də- \
Definition of digression
1 : the act or an instance of leaving the main subject in an extended written or verbal expression of thought : the act or an instance of digressing in a discourse or other usually organized literary work Every place Hamilton, his parents, or his wife visited over a century's time is described at length; everyone he met merits at least a minor biographical digression.— Willard Sterne Randall
2 archaic : a going aside
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digressional \ dī-ˈgresh-nəl , də- , -ə-nᵊl \ adjective
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Recent Examples on the Web In previous versions, the chapter on Socrates had included a sudden digression into petty misogyny. — Andrew Marantz, The New Yorker, "The Dark Side of Techno-Utopianism," 23 Sep. 2019 What would happen to him then is anyone's guess, but further digressions from the law will only reinforce the impression that this government has gone rogue. — Andy Knott, Quartz, "Boris Johnson's flirtation with populism will have lasting consequences for the UK," 4 Oct. 2019 Biden made a number of verbal missteps during the campaign swing, including declaring his affection for Vermont while describing a stop in New Hampshire and an odd digression about how the country might have reacted to an assassination of then-Sen. — Seema Mehta, Los Angeles Times, "The promise and peril of Joe Biden's front-runner campaign," 26 Aug. 2019 Posner axes an act and boils the cast down to seven, a choice commented on by actors in one of many chatty digressions with the audience. — Andrea Simakis, cleveland.com, "Dobama Theatre opens 60th season with 'Stupid (Bleeping) Bird,' a meta fine sendup of Chekhov's 'The Seagull'," 13 Sep. 2019 Freedman focuses on a digression in the text concerning land confiscated by Romans from Jews during the First Jewish-Roman War, which ultimately led to the destruction of the Second Temple. — Josefin Dolsten, sun-sentinel.com, "There's a lot you can learn about the Talmud from kung fu movies, according to a new play," 5 Sep. 2019 The two narratives begin all tangled up, alternating paragraphs, before separating out into chapter-long digressions about the two heroes' lives. — Josephine Livingstone, The New Republic, "Téa Obreht Considers the Camel," 28 Aug. 2019 There were no digressions, no temporary losses of focus. — Jason Gay, WSJ, "Serena Williams Rocks, Then Rolls at Wimbledon," 11 July 2019 John Lanchester has a wide-ranging recounting of the history of money, filled with plenty of interesting digressions, in The New Yorker. — Adam Lashinsky, Fortune, "How Target Used Less Tech to Succeed—Data Sheet," 22 Aug. 2019
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Betcade is a mobile gambling app store that was created for the sole purpose of providing mobile iGaming products to the public. Created by entrepreneur David Chang, the app store has been the topic of strenuous marketing campaigns in recent months in a bid to attract new mobile players to the store.
However, a seemingly surprising change of events has now taken place regarding the mobile app, which has thus far been a success. Betcade's creator Mr Chang has just announced that all of the app store's operations will officially be ceased at the end of this January.
So far, no official announcement has been made to address why Betcade's operations have been halted so suddenly. However, many experts have speculated that the app store may have encountered insurmountable issues, meaning that ceasing operations would perhaps be the least damaging route.
In the statement of closure, Chang explained that his original goal in creating Betcade was to offer players who used it as a superior mobile experience. He went on to say that unfortunately, his enterprise will not be able to "directly contribute" to the shift as it is in the throes of closing its business operations for good.
Chang also added that start-up companies like his own often encounter substantial business risks while still in their infancy. No confirmation has been made, but this statement may imply that Chang has encountered similar risks that could not be overcome without substantial losses.
Given the Betcade app store's apparent success, it has come as a shock to many that the company's owner has decided to end its reign. The announcement has been reported to have shocked many of the industry's observers, especially in consideration of Chang's respected iGaming profile and also his efforts to build a dedicated mobile app store with numerous high-powered business partnerships.
Building the app and these connections took Chang well over 18 months to complete, and the concept definitely showed promise as it gained traction over that time period. Chang has also been the subject of other recent achievements, including Betcade's accreditation by the UK Financial Conduct Authority, and his launch of the BetPay system in December last year.


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require 'fiddle/import'

module Einhorn
  module PrctlRaw
    extend Fiddle::Importer
    dlload Fiddle.dlopen(nil) # libc
    extern 'int prctl(int, unsigned long, unsigned long, unsigned long, unsigned long)'

    # From linux/prctl.h
    SET_PDEATHSIG = 1
    GET_PDEATHSIG = 2
  end

  class PrctlLinux < PrctlAbstract
    # Reading integers is hard with fiddle. :(
    IntStruct = Fiddle::CStructBuilder.create(Fiddle::CStruct, [Fiddle::TYPE_INT], ['i'])

    def self.get_pdeathsig
      out = IntStruct.malloc
      out.i = 0
      if PrctlRaw.prctl(PrctlRaw::GET_PDEATHSIG, out.to_i, 0, 0, 0) != 0 then
        raise SystemCallError.new("get_pdeathsig", Fiddle.last_error)
      end

      signo = out.i
      if signo == 0 then
        return nil
      end

      return Signal.signame(signo)
    end

    def self.set_pdeathsig(signal)
      case
      when signal == nil
        signo = 0
      when signal.instance_of?(String)
        signo = Signal.list.fetch(signal)
      else
        signo = signal
      end

      if PrctlRaw.prctl(PrctlRaw::SET_PDEATHSIG, signo, 0, 0, 0) != 0 then
        raise SystemCallError.new("set_pdeathsig(#{signal})", Fiddle.last_error)
      end
    end
  end
end

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At random: Watch Doomguy and Animal Crossing's Isabel in the New Year together on Twitter
maybe more Unlikely The duo in 2020 were Doomguy and Isabelle. It all started when Eternal death Delayed until March 20, The release date again approaches the same day Like Nintendo Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
The internet thought it was a match made in Heaven and Hell) Even if the game world is far apart, and the worlds of Animal Crossing The game director Aya Kyogoku praised the two fanbases An indication of how happy she is to see this type of connection.
With all this in mind, it seems like the characters of these two insanely popular games are just right, say goodbye to 2020 and see the New Year together, which is what they did on the official DOOM Twitter account. At the time of writing, the tweet below has garnered over 100,000 likes. If you were wondering, those numbers are Nendoroid.
Happy New Horizons pic.twitter.com/BwjwtJkpLh– DOOM (DOOM) January 1, 2021
While Some Fans were hoping to see the games possibly pointing to each other upon release, and Some Still others clamor for Doomguy to be added to Smash Ultimate In the list of DLC fighters so he can be reunited with Isabelle, it looks like 2020 could be the end of the road for this powerful crossover.
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Q: Icons disappeared from launcher? I was moving my mouse but my slippery hand did something that made the icons disappear. What do I do?
Edit: I fixed it, suspend your PC and turn it on again. But I have a new question, how did I make them disappear with the mouse?

A: You suspend your PC, then turn it on again.

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This is one of my favourite perfume!!
It has a baby powder smell and it makes you smell like a baby throughout the day.
I just bought a 2nd bottle when it was on sale for 30% off.
Even if it's not on sale, the price is still good!!
The only thing I complain about is the size... why can't they make it 50 or even 100mL??
Then I can spray my whole room with this perfume!!
I just bought a shower cologne at Missha with the same but lighter smell, will review that one soon.


Sullen TV covered the third stop of the Rockstar Inked Up World Tour at Musink in Costa Mesa, California and caught up with Featured Artist Rich Pineda! Check out his Artist Spotlight!
I got my start in tattooing through my friend Jeff Cooper in March of 2010. So I have been tattooing a relatively short time. I absolutely am in love with this art form over any I have done in the past. I have been getting tattooed since I was 15 and have loved it since then. I had a few friends that tattooed when I was growing up and one of them was my good friend Todd Townsend who was like a big brother to me. I always admired what a great artist he was as I was an artist myself and appreciated good work. I never thought that years later I would be an tattoo artist as well. I did the music thing most my life as well. I was in many bands last being Heart of Eros with my good friend Matt Ainsworth and still continue to make music today as well as Engineering and Recording at my home studio "The Underground Studio" Although I have been an artist as long as I can remember, and worked as an artist for many years working on custom automotive pain jobs as well as bikes, helmets, custom wood and metal works, and most art related fields. Making custom one off pieces is my favorite thing to do, I also love photography. If you would like to get some work get in touch with me through my contact page. R.


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A young man was murdered and because of this clubs actions, regarding CCTV, the murderer may never be caught. Irresponsible and downright stupid and frankly a disgusting way to operate.


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Lawyer: No apparent justification for fatal shooting of teen. Monica Malpass reports during Action News at 5:30 p.m. on June 21, 2018.
EAST PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania -- A lawyer for the family of a 17-year-old fatally shot by a Pennsylvania police officer seconds after he fled a traffic stop said the boy did not pose a threat to anyone.
Civil rights attorney S. Lee Merritt said in a statement late Wednesday that he doesn't see any apparent justification for the use of deadly force by an East Pittsburgh police officer that left Antwon Rose Jr. dead. Allegheny County police are conducting an independent investigation of the shooting in East Pittsburgh, a borough about 10 miles east of Pittsburgh.
The shooting, part of which was captured on video and posted to Facebook by a bystander, has sparked some social media outrage, including from a handful of celebrities such as rapper Nas calling for punishment of the officer. A protest at the East Pittsburgh police headquarters involving more than a hundred people, some of whom laid down in front of a police cruiser, lasted for several hours Wednesday night.
Allegheny County Police Commissioner Coleman McDonough said Wednesday that he is confident the car Rose was in was involved in the earlier shooting, partly because a window had been shot. He said officers found two guns in the car, and that the driver was released after questioning without being charged.
Investigators and city officials have declined to name the officer, who has been placed on administrative leave. East Pittsburgh Mayor Louis Payne says the officer had worked for the department for two weeks and was officially sworn in a few hours before the shooting. Payne said the officer has eight years of prior law enforcement experience.
Leaders of the Black Political Empowerment Project, a Pittsburgh-based group that advocates for participation by black citizens in the political process, asked Thursday that the Pennsylvania attorney general's office investigate this and other police-involved shootings, citing only two instances where the Allegheny County district attorney has filed homicide charges against police officers in fatal shootings in the last 20 years.
Rose's friends, family, and teachers said he was a promising student, who volunteered at a charity, was generous and had a "million-dollar smile."
His cousin Theresa Lynn Rose Monroe said, "It's just hurting me. It's senseless, he was no threat, and I just don't understand why? Why's it got to keep happening?"


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Salt Lake County mayor vetoes controversial development near Herriman
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HERRIMAN — Citing slower-than-hoped-for negotiations to change the controversial plans for a nearly 8,800-unit community west of Herriman, Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams decided Friday to veto the project.
"While I had hoped that we had time to make changes to the existing proposal that would address the issues raised, discussions with local elected officials haven't moved far enough to make it acceptable," McAdams said.
The mayor said he made the decision after he listened for over two hours at Thursday night's town hall meeting where dozens of south valley residents aired their concerns about the proposed Olympia Hills development that would be similar to the Daybreak community in South Jordan.
"The overwhelming message to me was that the density is too high and the infrastructure is inadequate," McAdams said.
"I think everybody thought we were being inclusive, and clearly that wasn't the case," he said. "We're going to go back to the drawing board."
Before the County Council approved the zoning change last week for the 930-acre development — estimated to bring a community of about 30,000 residents, according to county planning documents — mayors from surrounding cities of Herriman, South Jordan and Riverton protested the project, worried it would become the densest community the state had ever seen.
Herriman Mayor David Watts, who joined McAdams at Friday's news conference, welcomed the veto, calling it "simply an opportunity for us to start that process over again and make sure that all parties are included."
Angry residents called for a veto and filed a referendum application as a backup plan to possibly put the zoning change on a ballot if they could collect enough signatures.
Rep. Mia Love — whom McAdams is challenging for her 4th Congressional District — has also criticized McAdams over the project, calling on him to veto it in a Facebook post earlier this week, while pointing out that he's taken more than $10,000 in campaign contributions from the developers.
After news of McAdams' veto, Love continued to criticize McAdams, calling it "such a publicity stunt."
"This is his project, and he's vetoing his own plan," Love said, noting that the project's plan started in his administration's planning and zoning department.
"He's using this to be the hero when he was actually the one that brought it to the County Council," she continued. "The only reason he's doing it is because he got caught. ... But we all see through it, and he's not going to get away with it."
In response, McAdams said "Mia should stop playing politics and just do her job," adding that "we have serious transportation needs in Utah and she's been ineffective in moving any legislation forward."
"I think we're all tired of Mia Love getting nothing done until it's an election year and then all she can do is point fingers," McAdams said. "She went to Washington and forgot about Utah's issues. My actions are those of a public servant who is in touch with what the public is saying, and that's who I am, and that's who I've been for six years as mayor of Salt Lake County."
"Discussions with local officials haven't moved far enough to make it acceptable" #utpolhttps://t.co/mTAwqWipfo
— Katie McKellar (@KatieMcKellar1) June 15, 2018
McAdams has also dismissed Love's accusations about the campaign contributions, noting that he's received campaign contributions from a variety of people and that he doesn't let donations influence his priorities.
"People know that I make the right decisions, and I fight for my constituents no matter what," McAdams said.
McAdams had 15 days from the council's vote — until June 20 — to veto, though he had previously said he'd hoped negotiations between the local mayors and the project's developer, Doug Young, would reach a compromise and the plans could be altered.
"My ability to exercise influence on negotiations is strongest during this veto window," McAdams said. "And we felt the conversations weren't progressing fast enough to get us to a point that I felt comfortable relinquishing my negotiating position.
Young did not immediately return a request for comment Friday.
The Salt Lake County Council had already decided earlier this week to reconsider the project at its next council meeting on Tuesday to either rescind or amend the zoning change.
But because the project's zoning change passed last week by a 7-1 vote, the council could potentially override McAdams' veto. The County Council now has its own 15-day time period to decide.
Is the mayor concerned the council will override his veto? McAdams says he's not sure but he's been reaching out to council members #utpolhttps://t.co/gGq3QveBO1
However, it's not clear that the council would have the appetite to do so.
"In Tuesday's council meeting, it was pretty evident that the council has issues with this project after hearing from hundreds of residents from the southwest part of the valley," County Council Chairwoman Aimee Winder Newton told reporters Friday.
Newton said she "personally" wouldn't support an override — but she added she hadn't yet had time to gauge opinions from the rest of her colleagues on the council, so "I don't want that misconstrued to be what the council's position would be."
"I'll be making some phone calls, and we'll see where we want to go from there," Newton said.
Though the County Council's agenda for next week hasn't yet been posted, the council's voted earlier this week to place the Olympia Hills plans back on the agenda for its next meeting for reconsideration.
McAdams' veto, however, frustrated at least one council member — but not because he was in favor of the project.
Councilman Steve DeBry, who was the sole council member who voted against the zoning change last week and asked his colleagues to slow down to give more time for input, said the mayor's veto was "very frustrating" and "ironic."
"I've been advocating for this since day one," DeBry said. "And then all of a sudden when they hear the concerns, everyone changes their tune. ... Why did it take all of the outcry for them to come to the senses here when it was it was self-evident from the beginning?"
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Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) was a wide-area mobile data service which used unused bandwidth normally used by Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS) mobile phones between 800 and 900 MHz to transfer data. Speeds up to 19.2 kbit/s were possible, though real world speeds seldom reached higher than 9.6 kbit/s. The service was discontinued in conjunction with the retirement of the parent AMPS service; it has been functionally replaced by faster services such as 1xRTT, Evolution-Data Optimized, and UMTS/High Speed Packet Access (HSPA).

Developed in the early 1990s, CDPD was large on the horizon as a future technology. However, it had difficulty competing against existing slower but less expensive Mobitex and DataTAC systems, and never quite gained widespread acceptance before newer, faster standards such as General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) became dominant.

CDPD had very limited consumer products. AT&T Wireless first sold the technology in the United States under the PocketNet brand. It was one of the first products of wireless web service. Digital Ocean, Inc. an original equipment manufacturer licensee of the Apple Newton, sold the Seahorse product, which integrated the Newton handheld computer, an AMPS/CDPD handset/modem along with a web browser in 1996, winning the CTIA's hardware product of the year award as a smartphone, arguably the world's first.  A company named OmniSky provided service for Palm V devices. OmniSky then filed for bankruptcy in 2001 then was picked up by EarthLink Wireless. The technician that developed the tech support for all of the wireless technology was a man by the name of Myron Feasel he was brought from company to company ending up at Palm. Sierra Wireless sold PCMCIA devices and Airlink sold a serial modem.
Both of these were used by police and fire departments for dispatch.  Wirelesss later sold CDPD under the Wireless Internet brand (not to be confused with Wireless Internet Express, their brand for GPRS/EDGE data). PocketNet was generally considered a failure with competition from 2G services such as Sprint's Wireless Web. AT&T Wireless sold four PocketNet Phone models to the public: the Samsung Duette and the Mitsubishi MobileAccess-120 were AMPS/CDPD PocketNet phones introduced in October 1997; and two IS-136/CDPD Digital PocketNet phones, the Mitsubishi T-250 and the Ericsson R289LX.

Despite its limited success as a consumer offering, CDPD was adopted in a number of enterprise and government networks. It was particularly popular as a first-generation wireless data solution for telemetry devices (machine to machine communications) and for public safety mobile data terminals.

In 2004, major carriers in the United States announced plans to shut down CDPD service. In July 2005, the AT&T Wireless and Cingular Wireless CDPD networks were shut down. Equipment for this service now has little to no residual value.

CDPD Network and system
Primary elements of a CDPD network are:
1. End systems: physical & logical end systems that exchange information
2. Intermediate systems: CDPD infrastructure elements that store, forward & route the information

There are 2 kinds of End systems
1. Mobile end system: subscriber unit to access CDPD network over a wireless interface
2. Fixed end system: common host/server that is connected to the CDPD backbone and providing access to specific application and data

There are 2 kinds of Intermediate systems
1. Generic intermediate system: simple router with no knowledge of mobility issues
2. mobile data intermediate system: specialized intermediate system that routes data based on its knowledge of the current location of Mobile end system. It is a set of hardware and software functions that provide switching, accounting, registration, authentication, encryption, and so on.

The design of CDPD was based on several design objectives that are often repeated in designing overlay networks or new networks. A lot of emphasis was laid on open architectures and reusing as much of the existing RF infrastructure as possible. The design goal of CDPD included location independence and independence fro, service provider, so that coverage could be maximized ; application transparency and multiprotocol support, interoperability between products from multiple vendors.

External links
 CIO CDPD article
 History and Development
 Detailed Description About CDPD

First generation mobile telecommunications

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So now that I got that posted. I don't have much to say other than DAMN! This woman has some wicked lines that are fully loaded on this album. This is her best work yet and I highly, HIGHLY recommend you all listen to it in full.
It was a solid album. She has really stepped it up for herself and I applaud her for her hard work. I just feel like some of the tracks undersold her talent in a way.
I am glad to see more artists loading their albums again. For a while, I was always seeing some with like 11 to 14 tracks, now some are hitting into the 20's. Makes it feel more worth buying. I liked most of the album.
I liked the album overall, only didn't care for a few songs and even then, they weren't all that bad. I do think it was a bit overhyped but that tends to happen when you are as famous as she is.


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Since 1996, Sandy and Ed have been operating Bella Coola Valley Seafoods and they are proud of their business longevity and their meaningful involvement in the food supply chain. "We are proud of who we do business with and we are proud of our products," Sandy said. Through Bella Coola Valley Seafoods, Sandy and Ed are able to support local events and charities with product donations.
Sandy and Ed love Bella Coola, where everyone is personable, people wave and there are many friendly people who genuinely care for each other. "It's a friendly, healthy and beautiful place," said Sandy. They especially enjoy the Salloompt Nature Trail on the drive out to their Bella Coola Valley Seafood's shop on the Salloompt River Road.
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using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Models;

namespace Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories
{
    public static class DataFactoryOperationsExtensions
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Create or update a data factory.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='resourceGroupName'>
        /// Required. The resource group name of the data factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='parameters'>
        /// Required. The parameters required to create or update a data
        /// factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The create or update data factory operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static DataFactoryCreateOrUpdateResponse BeginCreateOrUpdate(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string resourceGroupName,
            DataFactoryCreateOrUpdateParameters parameters)
        {
            return Task.Factory.StartNew(
                s => ((IDataFactoryOperations)s).BeginCreateOrUpdateAsync(resourceGroupName, parameters),
                operations,
                CancellationToken.None,
                TaskCreationOptions.None,
                TaskScheduler.Default).Unwrap().GetAwaiter().GetResult();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Create or update a data factory.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='resourceGroupName'>
        /// Required. The resource group name of the data factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='parameters'>
        /// Required. The parameters required to create or update a data
        /// factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The create or update data factory operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static Task<DataFactoryCreateOrUpdateResponse> BeginCreateOrUpdateAsync(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string resourceGroupName,
            DataFactoryCreateOrUpdateParameters parameters)
        {
            return operations.BeginCreateOrUpdateAsync(resourceGroupName, parameters, CancellationToken.None);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Create or update a data factory.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='resourceGroupName'>
        /// Required. The resource group name of the data factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='parameters'>
        /// Required. The parameters required to create or update a data
        /// factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The create or update data factory operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static DataFactoryCreateOrUpdateResponse CreateOrUpdate(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string resourceGroupName,
            DataFactoryCreateOrUpdateParameters parameters)
        {
            return Task.Factory.StartNew(
                s => ((IDataFactoryOperations)s).CreateOrUpdateAsync(resourceGroupName, parameters),
                operations,
                CancellationToken.None,
                TaskCreationOptions.None,
                TaskScheduler.Default).Unwrap().GetAwaiter().GetResult();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Create or update a data factory.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='resourceGroupName'>
        /// Required. The resource group name of the data factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='parameters'>
        /// Required. The parameters required to create or update a data
        /// factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The create or update data factory operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static Task<DataFactoryCreateOrUpdateResponse> CreateOrUpdateAsync(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string resourceGroupName,
            DataFactoryCreateOrUpdateParameters parameters)
        {
            return operations.CreateOrUpdateAsync(resourceGroupName, parameters, CancellationToken.None);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Delete a data factory instance.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='resourceGroupName'>
        /// Required. The resource group name of the data factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='dataFactoryName'>
        /// Required. A unique data factory instance name.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// A standard service response including an HTTP status code and
        /// request ID.
        /// </returns>
        public static AzureOperationResponse Delete(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string resourceGroupName,
            string dataFactoryName)
        {
            return Task.Factory.StartNew(
                s => ((IDataFactoryOperations)s).DeleteAsync(resourceGroupName, dataFactoryName),
                operations,
                CancellationToken.None,
                TaskCreationOptions.None,
                TaskScheduler.Default).Unwrap().GetAwaiter().GetResult();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Delete a data factory instance.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='resourceGroupName'>
        /// Required. The resource group name of the data factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='dataFactoryName'>
        /// Required. A unique data factory instance name.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// A standard service response including an HTTP status code and
        /// request ID.
        /// </returns>
        public static Task<AzureOperationResponse> DeleteAsync(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string resourceGroupName,
            string dataFactoryName)
        {
            return operations.DeleteAsync(resourceGroupName, dataFactoryName, CancellationToken.None);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets a data factory instance.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='resourceGroupName'>
        /// Required. The resource group name of the data factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='dataFactoryName'>
        /// Required. A unique data factory instance name.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The Get data factory operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static DataFactoryGetResponse Get(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string resourceGroupName,
            string dataFactoryName)
        {
            return Task.Factory.StartNew(
                s => ((IDataFactoryOperations)s).GetAsync(resourceGroupName, dataFactoryName),
                operations,
                CancellationToken.None,
                TaskCreationOptions.None,
                TaskScheduler.Default).Unwrap().GetAwaiter().GetResult();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets a data factory instance.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='resourceGroupName'>
        /// Required. The resource group name of the data factory.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='dataFactoryName'>
        /// Required. A unique data factory instance name.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The Get data factory operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static Task<DataFactoryGetResponse> GetAsync(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string resourceGroupName,
            string dataFactoryName)
        {
            return operations.GetAsync(resourceGroupName, dataFactoryName, CancellationToken.None);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// The Get Operation Status operation returns the status of the
        /// specified operation. After calling an asynchronous operation, you
        /// can call Get Operation Status to determine whether the operation
        /// has succeeded, failed, or is still in progress.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='operationStatusLink'>
        /// Required. Location value returned by the Begin operation.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The create or update data factory operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static DataFactoryCreateOrUpdateResponse GetCreateOrUpdateStatus(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string operationStatusLink)
        {
            return Task.Factory.StartNew(
                s => ((IDataFactoryOperations)s).GetCreateOrUpdateStatusAsync(operationStatusLink),
                operations,
                CancellationToken.None,
                TaskCreationOptions.None,
                TaskScheduler.Default).Unwrap().GetAwaiter().GetResult();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// The Get Operation Status operation returns the status of the
        /// specified operation. After calling an asynchronous operation, you
        /// can call Get Operation Status to determine whether the operation
        /// has succeeded, failed, or is still in progress.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='operationStatusLink'>
        /// Required. Location value returned by the Begin operation.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The create or update data factory operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static Task<DataFactoryCreateOrUpdateResponse> GetCreateOrUpdateStatusAsync(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string operationStatusLink)
        {
            return operations.GetCreateOrUpdateStatusAsync(operationStatusLink, CancellationToken.None);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the first page of data factory instances with the link to the
        /// next page.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='resourceGroupName'>
        /// Required. The resource group name of the data factories.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The List data factories operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static DataFactoryListResponse List(this IDataFactoryOperations operations, string resourceGroupName)
        {
            return Task.Factory.StartNew(
                s => ((IDataFactoryOperations)s).ListAsync(resourceGroupName),
                operations,
                CancellationToken.None,
                TaskCreationOptions.None,
                TaskScheduler.Default).Unwrap().GetAwaiter().GetResult();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the first page of data factory instances with the link to the
        /// next page.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='resourceGroupName'>
        /// Required. The resource group name of the data factories.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The List data factories operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static Task<DataFactoryListResponse> ListAsync(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string resourceGroupName)
        {
            return operations.ListAsync(resourceGroupName, CancellationToken.None);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the next page of data factory instances with the link to the
        /// next page.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='nextLink'>
        /// Required. The url to the next data factories page.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The List data factories operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static DataFactoryListResponse ListNext(this IDataFactoryOperations operations, string nextLink)
        {
            return Task.Factory.StartNew(
                s => ((IDataFactoryOperations)s).ListNextAsync(nextLink),
                operations,
                CancellationToken.None,
                TaskCreationOptions.None,
                TaskScheduler.Default).Unwrap().GetAwaiter().GetResult();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the next page of data factory instances with the link to the
        /// next page.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name='operations'>
        /// Reference to the
        /// Microsoft.Azure.Management.DataFactories.Core.IDataFactoryOperations.
        /// </param>
        /// <param name='nextLink'>
        /// Required. The url to the next data factories page.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The List data factories operation response.
        /// </returns>
        public static Task<DataFactoryListResponse> ListNextAsync(
            this IDataFactoryOperations operations,
            string nextLink)
        {
            return operations.ListNextAsync(nextLink, CancellationToken.None);
        }
    }
}


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During Cincy Shakes' dramatic 25th anniversary season, you'll laugh, cry, and fear for the future
With a slate of directors from all over the globe
By: Hillary Copsey | WCPO contributor

Kelly Mengelkoch as Lady Macbeth in Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's upcoming 2019 production of William Shakespeare's "Macbeth," directed by Miranda McGee. Photo provided by Mikki Schaffner Photography

CINCINNATI -- Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is celebrating its 25th season -- the second in the new Otto M. Budig Theater -- with its first musical, a multimedia dystopian future and a slate of directors from all over the world.
The season opened Friday with "The Complete Works of Shakespeare (abridged)," a production that laughs its way through the entire Shakespeare canon. It's a fitting start to the season. In its 20th ,Cincy Shakes became one of the first five theaters to "complete the canon" by staging all of Shakespeare's plays.
The 25th anniversary celebration kicks into high gear in September with a toga party: "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," Stephen Sondheim's antic romp through ancient Rome.
The company and its audiences have wanted to do a full musical for a long time, said Producing Artistic Director Brian Isaac Phillips. The dream was made possible by the $17.5 million theater, which opened last year.
As the company settles into the theater, it also will be trying out new multimedia effects -- partnering with Brave Berlin, the company behind BLINK, for one show -- and showing off the work of a wide variety of directors. While some come from as far away as London and the Royal Shakespeare Company, others are locally grown talent. For instance, "Macbeth" is being directed by Miranda McGee, who directed a touring production of it first for Shakespeare in the Park performances.
"To watch a director tackle a tour, where resources are limited because everything has to fit in a van -- so what do you do with your imagination?" Phillips said. "Once I see directors succeed in that venue, it becomes very easy to have the conversation of 'I like what you do, now let's add lights and sound.' "
Here are reasons to consider tickets to Cincinnati Shakespeare Company this year.
Miranda McGee, Justin McCombs, and Geoffrey Warren Barnes II in Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's upcoming 2018 production of "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)," by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Winfield, directed by Sara Clark. Photo provided by Mikki Schaffner Photography
"The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)"
When: Through Aug. 11
What: Three actors bring the entirety of Shakespeare's works to life, careening wildly through all the comedies, histories and tragedies with a trunkful of props, wigs and outrageous costumes.
Why see it: If you're not impressed by the set of massive books, you'll be charmed by the trio of actors -- Miranda McGee, Geoffrey Warren Barnes II and Justin McCombs -- who have delighted audiences in similar comedy productions, including "All the Great Books (abridged)."
Matthew Lewis Johnson as Pseudolus in Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's upcoming 2018 production of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum." Photo provided by Mikki Schaffner Photography
"A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum"
When: Sept. 7-29
What: Shenanigans abound as a lowly slave named Pseudolus endeavors to scheme his way to freedom.
Why see it: This is Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's first full-blown musical. To stage the production, Cincy Shakes brought in choreographer Vince DeGeorge, an assistant professor at University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, and Erin McCamley, co-founder of Queen City Queer Theatre Collective, to direct and lead the live music.
Sara Clark as Julia in Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's upcoming 2018 production of "1984," by George Orwell, a new play by Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan, directed by Brian Isaac Phillips. Photo provided by Mikki Schaffner Photography
When: Oct. 12-Nov. 3
What: In the regional premiere of this version of George Orwell's vision of our dystopian future, persecution masquerades as patriotism and surveillance as security as Big Brother watches every move. When Winston Smith stumbles upon a secret resistance movement, he soon finds himself in dire straits.
Why see it: Brave Berlin, the creative team behind Lumenocity and BLINK, are partnering with Cincy Shakes on this production. Dan Reynolds and Steve McGowan are the media directors for the show, which will feature an innovative and immersive multimedia design.
Austin Tichenor, co-managing partner of the Reduced Shakespeare Company and co-writer, co-director and actor in Cincinnati Playhouse's "The Complete History of Comedy (abridged)," will direct Twelfth Night" this November. Photo provided by Mikki Schaffner Photography
"Twelfth Night"
When: Nov. 16-Dec. 8
What: A shipwreck, a cross-dressed lady, a lovelorn lord, a fickle countess, a drunken uncle, a flamboyant fop, an uptight servant, a mischievous clown, a protective pirate and an identical twin -- all of these combine into one of Shakespeare's liveliest comedies.
Why see it: Austin Tichenor, co-managing partner of the Reduced Shakespeare Company and co-writer, co-director and actor in Cincinnati Playhouse's "The Complete History of Comedy (abridged)," will direct this production.
Maggie Lou Rader and Justin McCombs in Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's production of "Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!)," by Michael Carleton, James FitzGerald and John K. Alvarez. Photo provided by Mikki Schaffner Photography.
"Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!)"
When: Dec. 14-30
What: Cincy Shakes' holiday tradition returns! What begins as another annual production of "A Christmas Carol" soon devolves into a slightly irreverent look at all of our favorite "Beloved Holiday Classics." Three actors (with the help of Santa) send up everything from Dickens to Dr. Seuss in 90 minutes of high-octane frivolity.
Why see it: It's a Cincinnati tradition. This is the 13th year for the show, which received a major set upgrade as Cincy Shakes moved into its new theater last year.
This is the first time Cincy Shakes has staged an August Wilson play, and to do so for "Fences," it will bring back director Christopher V. Edwards, who previously directed "A Raisin in the Sun" and "Othello" at the theater.
When: Jan. 25-Feb. 16
What: August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama tells the story of Troy Maxson, a one-time star of the Negro Baseball League who now works as a garbage man. Because of race, Troy was denied his shot at the big league, so when his son Cory wants his own chance to play ball, Troy's bitterness and resentment threaten to tear their relationship apart.
Why see it: This is the first time Cincy Shakes has staged an August Wilson play, and to do so, it will bring back director Christopher V. Edwards, who previously directed "A Raisin in the Sun" and "Othello" at the theater. Edwards also has worked in London's West End, Off-Broadway, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Cleveland Playhouse, Utah Shakespeare Festival, SOHO Rep and the Guthrie Theatre.
Bruce Cromer in Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's upcoming 2019 production of William Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale," directed by Christopher Luscombe. Photo provided by Mikki Schaffner Photography
"The Winter's Tale"
When: March 1- 17
What: Shakespeare weaves a magical tale of wrath and redemption, of loves lost and then found. Consumed by an irrational and unfounded jealousy, Leontes, the king of Sicilia, banishes his newborn child to the wilderness. The consequences of his actions unfold over many years.
Why see it: Cincy Shakes is bringing in an associate artist of the Royal Shakespeare Company, Christopher Luscombe, to direct.
Kelly Mengelkoch as Lady Macbeth in Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's upcoming 2019 production of William Shakespeare's "Macbeth," directed by Miranda McGee. Photo provided by Mikki Schaffner Photography
When: April 5-May 4
What: The Scottish play explores ambition and morality, tyranny and corruption. When Lord Macbeth and his ruthless wife see a path to power, they take it to its bloody end, consequences be damned.
Why see it: Miranda McGee gets her mainstage directorial debut after successfully directing the touring version of "Macbeth" you might have seen at Shakespeare in the Park.
Sara Clark as Lucienne and Kelly Mengelkoch as Raymonde in Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's upcoming 2019 production of "A Flea in Her Ear," a new version of Georges Feydeau's farce by David Ives, directed by Jeremy Dubin. Photo provided by Mikki Schaffner Photography.
"A Flea in Her Ear"
What: At Paris' most notorious hotel, The Frisky Puss, the bourgeoist of the bourgeoisie let their peccadilloes out to play. A colorful cast of characters runs amok through the corridors, leaving chaos and occasionally clothing in their wake.
Why see it: Jeremy Dubin directs David Ives' fresh translation of this classic turn-of-the-century French sex farce, which will have you rolling in the aisles.


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Al Jazeera – 'British grass-roots groups step up aid to refugees while government stalls'
20th September 2015 Jack Steadman news
From Al Jazeera –
British grass-roots groups step up aid to refugees while government stalls
Michael Sheldon has been volunteering for a grass-roots relief organization in London, called Help Refugees, since he heard about them through social media last week.
"I was getting very frustrated with the government's attitude [toward] refugees," said Sheldon, a 59-year-old British actor, as he packed crates of donations, filled with food and shoes and clothes, in a storage facility in northern London.
Help Refugees was founded only three weeks ago, but it has already raised $87,000 in cash donations and filled 14 storage rooms with goods to be delivered all over Europe. It is one of a multitude of spontaneous movements that have sprung up as concerned Britons try to compensate for their more reluctant government.
Please click here to read more of this article
Your ticket for the: Al Jazeera – 'British grass-roots groups step up aid to refugees while government stalls'


Canadians will be going to the polls Oct. 19 for the nation's 42nd federal election. Any Canadian citizen who is at least 18 years of age and on the registered list of voters can vote on Election Day. Below, find some useful information to help you participate in the democratic process.
Oct. 19 is Election Day across Canada. Polls will be open for 12 hours; you can find your polling station by entering your postal code on elections.ca.
Students can vote in either their hometown's riding, or the riding they live in while at school. If you received a voter information card in the mail with your current address, take this card along with proper photo ID to your polling station on Oct. 19.
REGISTER ON ELECTION DAY: You can also register on Election Day at your polling station just before you vote by providing proof of your identity and proof of your local address.
E-statements and e-bills are accepted either in printed form or shown on a mobile device. A full list of documents that will be accepted as proof of identity and address is available on the Elections Canada website.
RESIDENCE STUDENTS: For students living in residence, a letter of confirmation of residence is accepted as proof of address. You can find this form on your LORIS account under the "Personal Information" section. Print this form and bring it to the poll with a government issued ID to vote on Oct. 19.
IF YOU DON'T HAVE PROOF OF ADDRESS: If you cannot provide proof of your local address, someone who knows you and is registered in the polling division you are attempting to vote in can take an oath attesting to your address. You will need to show two pieces of ID and the person swearing an oath will need to prove their identity and local address. A registered voter can only attest for one person.
Your polling station will depend on your address within your riding. To find out where you go to vote, visit the Elections Canada website and enter your local postal code.
Laurier's Waterloo campus will host a polling station in the Concourse in Fred Nichols Campus Centre on Oct. 19. This station will be for students living in residence on the Waterloo campus and the area immediately around the university.
While the party leaders get all the headlines, it's the local candidates you'll see on your ballot. Click on the links below to find out who's running in each of the ridings Laurier's campuses and locations fall into.
If you live in a riding aside from these four, you can find candidate information by entering your postal code on elections.ca.
There is no shortage of ways to follow the issues and information pertinent to this election either online or through traditional media. Laurier student groups have launched campaigns to provide more information to students and help you engage with the election.
The Wilfrid Laurier University Students' Union's #LaurierVotes campaign features helpful information and additional resources to make getting informed and voting easy for students. Find information online or on social media by following @Students_Union on Twitter or using the hash tag #LaurierVotes.
The Laurier Students Public Interest Research Group (LSPIRG) is looking to encourage democratic participation and help get students informed on key issues surrounding this election through their Your Voice Matters campaign. Find out more by visiting the LSPIRG website or by following @LSPIRG and the hash tags #yourvoicematters and #itsnosecret on social media.


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#ifndef PARAGRAPH_TRANSLATION_REDUCESCATTER_REDUCESCATTER_TRANSLATOR_H_
#define PARAGRAPH_TRANSLATION_REDUCESCATTER_REDUCESCATTER_TRANSLATOR_H_

#include <memory>
#include <string>

#include "nlohmann/json.hpp"
#include "paragraph/translation/translator.h"

namespace paragraph {

class ReduceScatterTranslator : public Translator {
 public:
  virtual ~ReduceScatterTranslator() = default;

  // Creates particular Reduce-Scatter algorithm based on Json config
  static shim::StatusOr<std::unique_ptr<ReduceScatterTranslator>>
      Create(nlohmann::json config);

  // Create a translation for a given instruction (part of high-level API)
  absl::Status Translate(Instruction* instruction) const final;

  // Creates a Subroutine that expands the instruction to be translated
  // given all the arguments needed to construct the instructions.
  // Part of low level API that could be called in another translator.
  virtual shim::StatusOr<std::unique_ptr<Subroutine>> GetSubroutine(
      Subroutine* reduction_subroutine,
      const std::string& name_prefix,
      Instruction* calling_instruction,
      int64_t processor_id,
      int64_t processor_index,
      const CommunicationGroup& comm_group,
      double comm_size) const = 0;
};

}  // namespace paragraph

#endif  // PARAGRAPH_TRANSLATION_REDUCESCATTER_REDUCESCATTER_TRANSLATOR_H_


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Canada Confirms First Coronavirus Death - Provincial Health Officer
© REUTERS / CHRISTINNE MUSCHI
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https://sputniknews.com/world/202003091078522953-canada-confirms-first-coronavirus-death---provincial-health-officer/
TORONTO (Sputnik) - The Canadian province of British Columbia recorded the country's first death resulting from the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry told reporters on Monday.
"We, unfortunately, have had a death here in British Columbia," Henry told reporters. "We are deeply saddened to hear that one of the residents of the Lynn Valley Care [Center], who was infected with COVID-19, passed away last night."
Henry also announced five new cases of the virus, bringing the province's total to 32 and the country's to 76.
Canadian authorities have confirmed 14 new infections since Saturday. Canada so far has only seen one case of community transmission, according to authorities.
More than 110,000 coronavirus cases have been confirmed worldwide, including nearly 4,000 deaths, in at least 100 countries, according to Johns Hopkins University's virus tracker.
Huge Seagull Steals the Show During TV Report on Coronavirus in Rome - Video
Washington Church Visitors Should Self-Quarantine Due to Coronavirus - Mayor Bowser
Stocks Plunge Over Double-Threat of Crashing Crude Prices and Coronavirus-Driven Recession Fears
WHO Chief Says Coronavirus Pandemic Threat Is 'Very Real'
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I tried installing elementaryOS onto a flash drive on my Razer Blade Stealth with the unetbootin program.
I was able to get into the installation process although the screen was flashing on and off a lot. What I mean by this is that, the installation process was working (i.e. asking about keyboard layout, timezone, etc) but the screen was randomly going black in very fast flashes unless I moved the mouse cursor in which case it would look normal and not flash. I figured this was just a glitch with the installer and continued with the installation. I formatted the flash drive that I wanted to install the OS on with the Ext2 filesystem (was that a good choice?) and I decided not to partition a swap space because the flash drive is only 16GB and my computer has a decent amount of RAM. The installation finished successfully.
Then, I restarted, got into the bootloader, booted elementaryOS, the elementaryOS logo splash screen displayed. Then, a loud static noise came from my speaker and the screen became a mess of multicolored pixelated rectangles and glitchy-ness.
You can see the error message here. Sorry for the crap quality.
In my case I've installed it to the internal SSD so it isn't due to you using a flash drive as I have the same issue.
The reason you're having to run fsck is the filesystem was marked dirty due to the crash - if you use a journaled FS (like ext3/4) you probably won't get that error as it will repair itself from the journal after a crash. This won't fix the crashing though!
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This pre-conference to the International Communication Association brings together scholars from around the world to share research related to transnational and international aspects of environmental communication. May 24, 2019, 9 am – 5 pm, George Washington University School of Public Health, Washington, DC.
ISF will be presenting a paper on "Imagining Sustainable Futures in Media and Popular Culture: Transnational Production and Consumption of Socio-Ecological Transition Narratives." The paper will be presented by Jeffrey Barber, President of ISF, and Rajat Chaudhuri, Calcutta-based author of the recently published speculative novel, The Butterfly Effect.