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CITY'S PREMIER LEAGUE FIXTURES REVEALED
City to host Palace in season curtain-raiser
NORWICH City will welcome Crystal Palace to Carrow Road for their first game back in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday, August 8.
Alex Neil's side, promoted from the Sky Bet Championship after a 2-0 Play-Off Final victory over Middlesbrough at Wembley last month, take on the Eagles in a repeat of their opening top flight game from the 2004-05 campaign.
They will then visit Sunderland for their first away match on Saturday, August 15 before hosting Stoke City on Saturday, August 22.
The traditional Boxing Day fixture sees the Canaries travel to White Hart Lane to play Tottenham Hotspur prior to back-to-back home games against Aston Villa on Monday, December 28 and Southampton on Saturday, January 2.
City's closing three matches will see them take on Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, April 30, Manchester United in their final home game on Saturday, May 7 before concluding the season away to Everton on Sunday, May 15.
To see Norwich City's 2015-16 Barclays Premier League fixtures in full, CLICK HERE
Please note that all Barclays Premier League fixtures are subject to change.
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History Nugget
What's Happening in Our Park
Neighbourhood Committees
Parks and Trees Committee
Lawrence Park of the Future Committee
Support Good Planning
Our Vision and Mandate
Worth Checking Out
Political Reps
We have an active community group hosting conversations and speakers on the history of our neighbourhood, the Heritage Committee. These volunteers work to celebrate our history including through publication of our History Nuggets, host neighbourhood gatherings to celebrate our century homes and research the history of homes in Lawrence Park.
Click here to see an archive of our "What's Happening in Lawrence Park" posts relating to our history.
A Short History:
The development of the North Toronto neighbourhood of Lawrence Park began in 1907 under the Dovercourt Land Building and Saving Company, which acquired the north parcel of the park from John Lawrence, after whom the neighbourhood is named. The president of the Dovercourt Land Company was Wilfred Servington Dinnick who envisioned a garden suburb "four hundred feet above Lake Ontario, and Far from the Lake Winds in Winter".
Lawrence Park's development was sporadic and occurred over five decades as building of houses was interrupted by two world wars, a recession and a depression. It wasn't until the 1950s that this neighbourhood was completed.
Stories from our neighbourhood:
The Casson home:
Have you seen the sign on the lawn at 43 Rochester Avenue? This addition, an initiative of the Toronto Legacy Project and Heritage Toronto, arrived in the summer of 2013. It reminds us of the deep history of our neighbourhood.
So what is the story behind the house?
The home was originally built and then lived in for over sixty years by A.J. Casson, one of Canada's most acclaimed artists. It was subsequently owned by the Waqué family who updated the home to meet their needs yet tried to honour the home's history. The front of the house remains substantially unchanged, apart from the addition of shutters on the ground floor. And the walk up to the front door is original, boasting beautiful, large pieces of Credit Valley flagstone and a charming wrought iron railing. In the back there is a trellised rose that has been growing there since Mr. Casson's time.
Shortly after moving into their new home, a photocopy of a thank you note written by A.J. Casson on letterhead featuring a line drawing of the house, presumably drawn by Mr. Casson, was given to the Waqué family. A perfect housewarming gift!
Inside, the studio in which Mr. Casson painted all his large canvases and many of his commercial pieces is substantially unchanged (his "Help Finish The Job" prize winning work is just one of the many pieces created there). The large studio window faces north (looking out over the driveway and on to Rochester), providing ideal working light for an artist. Mr. Casson's daughter remembers him painting late into the night, smoking constantly, in that studio.
Lawrence Park is full of stories. If you have any you would be willing to share with the neighbourhood, please email us at communications@lpra.ca. Many thanks to the Waqué family and Mr. Casson's family for their help in putting this together.
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The L-Jetronic fuel injection system isn't mated with an EZF spark box, it is used in the 1980 - 1984 US-spec Porsche 928s and uses the same ignition system as the earlier 1978 - 1979 928s.
If an EZF spark controller is used, the system is a 5.0 Liter 1985 - 1986 32 valve engine that uses the LH-Jetronic fuel injection system. The Euro/ROW 928 models used a slightly different LH/EZF system from 1984 - 1986, that system had no O2 sensor or catalytic convirter, no idle speed regulation and no lambda control.
The L-Jet systems have a spark box labeled "TZC" or Transistor Ignition Unit. This is an analog box that just amplifies the ignition pulse from the Hall Effect sensor in the base of the distributor.
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Monday night's winning California lotto numbers were: Daily 3 Evening: 6-8-9; Daily 3 Midday: 9-2-0; Daily 4: 9-4-7-7; Daily Derby: 1st:6 Whirl Win-2nd:1 Gold Rush-3rd:4 Big Ben, Race Time: 1:46.60; Fantasy 5: 02-12-22-26-35.
The jackpot for Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing is estimated at $70 million.
The jackpot for Wednesday's Powerball drawing is estimated at $40 million.
For more information visit the California Lottery website: http://www.calottery.com.
Consort Canzona, a group of instrumentalists and singers who specialize in early music, will present "Lessons and Carols" in two free concerts in Gardnerville, the first at 4 p.m. Dec. 13 at Carson Valley United Methodist Church, 1375 Centerville Lane, and another at 7 p.m. Dec. 15 at Trinity Lutheran Church, 1480 Douglas Ave.
The program, originally titled "The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols," was formatted in 1880 by Edward Benson, later Archbishop of Canterbury, for a Christmas Eve service in Truro, Cornwall, where he was bishop. It was created as a service of Christian worship recounting the fall of humanity, the promise of the Messiah and the birth of Jesus.
Consort Canzona's version, directed by Gary Schwartz, presents readings from the Bible and poets such as John Milton and John Donne, separated by vocal and instrumental compositions. Music by William Byrd, Tomas Victoria, and Michael Praetorius is included, and Heinrich Schutz' "Deutsches Magnificat" follows the reading on the Annunciation.
Carson City musician Sharon Kientz organized Consort Canzona in 2009 for recorders, cello, and harpsichord. Singers were added in 2011. For more information, call 775-883-4154, or go to CCSymphony.com.
St. Hugh of Lincoln Episcopal Outreach Center, 4280 Highway 50 in Silver Springs, offers free breakfast from 8:30 a.m. to noon on the first Wednesday of the month.
The center is hosting a Christmas craft fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
For more information, call Norma Kennemer at 775-577-9606, or email EpiscopalSlvrStg@aol.com.
Piper's Opera House in Virginia City is hosting a gingerbread social and auction from 5 to 7 p.m. Dec. 14 for Food for Thought's backpack food program in Storey County schools.
The event, whose admission is one canned food item, includes a gingerbread house contest. Entry deadline will be noon on Dec. 11, and entries will be judged at the visitor center at 86 S. C St. in Virginia City.
For rules and entry forms, go to the calendar at VisitVirginiaCityNV.com, and click on Dec. 14.
The event also offers a live and silent auction and raffle for the chance to win a 32-inch flat screen TV and other items.
The Bureau of Land Management is asking for comments about its draft resource management plan and environmental impact statement for the Carson City District.
The plan addresses areas of critical environmental concern, lands and realty, utility corridors, wind energy, travel management, recreation, fish and wildlife, minerals, wild and scenic rivers, public health and safety, and visual resource management.
Comments will be accepted until March 27. Submit them online at http://on.doi.gov/1uYBNGT, or by email to BLM_NV_CCDO_RMP@blm.gov, or by fax to 775-885-6147, or by mail to BLM Carson City District, Attn: CCD RMP, 5665 Morgan Mill Road, Carson City 89701.
Public meetings to review comments will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Jan. 22 at Carson Valley Inn in Minden and Jan. 29 at Yerington Elementary School, and from 4 to 6 p.m. Jan. 24 at Carson City Plaza Hotel and Event Center, 801 S. Carson St.
Copies of the documents are available in the Carson City District Office or at http://on.doi.gov/1uYBNGT.
Teri Sweeney, a watercolor and oil painter, is hosting her fifth annual open studio, an event offering the artist's original pieces for sale as well as prints and cards, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 13 and form noon to 4 p.m. Dec. 14 at 720 Addler Road.
There will be a blind auction, and some paintings will be discounted. New this year, Sweeney will present a preview of two miniatures to be shown in February at the Settlers West Miniature Show, which showcases western artists from around the country, in Tucson, Ariz.
Sweeney teaches weekly art classes in Gardnerville and South Lake Tahoe. Visitors are welcome to tour her classroom and studio spaces at the event.
For more information, call Sweeney at 775-790-9261, or go to http://www.terisweeneyart.com.


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Documents filtered by: Author="Heath, William" AND Period="Revolutionary War" AND Correspondent="Washington, George"
To George Washington from Major General William Heath, 19 July 1779
From Major General William Heath
Baldhill [N.Y.] July 19, 1779
Dear General
From the appearances of Several fires the last night there is reason to apprehend that the Enemy have destroyed the Works & evacuated Verplanks point. I have Sent out Several parties to make discoveries & to harrass them if possible.
In obedience to your Excellencys orders the Brigades will move into the Highlands.1 Permit me to Suggest on Account of the great Scarcity of Forage in the Highlands, & the probability that the Enemy are now retiring or will soon retire towards New York, whether it will not answer your Excellencys intentions to have this wing of the Army as far Advanced this way as can be with Safety.
I have Order'd out the Light Horse to reconnoitre on the different roads. I have the honor to be Very respectfully Your Excellencys Most obedt Servant
W. Heath
As the left Wing is Composed of Brigades from different States request to know how they must be posted, as I wish to be regular.
LS, DLC:GW; ADfS, MHi: Heath Papers.
1. Heath apparently received these orders from GW through Maj. Gen. Robert Howe (see GW to Heath, 18 July, and n.2 to that document).
https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Washington/03-21-02-0464
Note: The annotations to this document, and any other modern editorial content, are copyright © The Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia. All rights reserved.
Heath, William
"To George Washington from Major General William Heath, 19 July 1779," Founders Online, National Archives, accessed September 29, 2019, https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Washington/03-21-02-0464. [Original source: The Papers of George Washington, Revolutionary War Series, vol. 21, 1 June–31 July 1779, ed. William M. Ferraro. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2012, pp. 570–571.]
From Heath to Washington [18 July 1779]
All correspondence between Heath and Washington


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FTSE hit by dividend payouts
By Sarah Turner
Published: Mar 8, 2006 6:44 a.m. ET
SarahTurner
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- London's FTSE 100 lost ground on Wednesday, as a raft of heavyweight companies trading without dividend rights weighed on the benchmark index.
The FTSE 100 (UKX) added to declines sustained Tuesday on mining-sector weakness, easing 58.60 points, or 1%, to 5,798.70. European markets were also pausing after recent strength. See Europe Markets.
David Buik at Cantor Index said he expected the FTSE to "almost certainly" lose 20 points because of the dividend payouts.
Companies trading without dividend rights include banks Lloyds TSB (LLOY) LYG, -0.33%, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Standard Chartered (STAN) as well as insurer Aviva (AV) and miner Anglo American (AAL) AAUK.
Pharmacy chain Alliance Unichem (AUN), British American Tobacco (BATS) BTI, +0.18%, homebuilder Persimmon (PSN), aerospace group Rolls Royce (RR) and beverage company Diageo (DGE) DEO, -0.48% were also without dividend-payout privileges.
Anglo American led the list of ex-dividend decliners, trading down 5%, with Lloyds TSB close behind, falling 4.6%.
Another weaker performance from the mining sector also colored the London trading.
Stalwarts such as Rio Tinto RTP (RIO) and BHP Billiton (BLT) BHP, +1.37% fell more than 0.7% in early trading on continued concerns about commodity price sustainability and iron-ore price negotiations.
An upgrade to buy from neutral by Merrill Lynch failed to boost copper miner Xstrata (XTA), shares of which lost 3.4%.
More positively, television company ITV (ITV) rose 1.6% after its earnings were well received by the market.
The commercial-television broadcaster, which airs the popular soap opera "Coronation Street" and produces "Nanny 911" for a U.S. audience, said annual profit climbed 62% to 226 million pounds ($393 million), with revenue up 6% to 2.18 billion pounds.
It's also hiking its dividend by 38%, to 1.8 pence a share, and is looking to buy back 300 million pounds of shares. First-quarter advertising revenue will fall around 10% due to timing issues. However, ITV said it's expecting a 6% rise in April advertising revenue.
Goldman Sachs said that the results were above expectations and that the ad-revenue outlook provided by the company was also more positive than forecast.
Meanwhile, brewing company Whitbread (WTB) gained 1.9% amid a report in the Evening Standard newspaper that Royal Bank of Scotland is in talks to buy 46 of its hotels for around 1 billion pounds ($1.74 billion).
The hotels will continue to be run by U.S. company Marriott International Inc. MAR, -0.17%, the report said. It added that the deal would allow Whitbread to complete the remainder of a 400 million pound payout to shareholders.
Also on the move, shares of London Stock Exchange (LSE) tracked back from early gains to trade down 3.6% in the smaller FTSE 250 index.
The initial gains came amid continued speculation that the New York Stock Exchange could be interested in making a trans-Atlantic bid after it completed its merger with Archipelago Holdings Inc. late Tuesday.
A move overseas would help the NYSE capture the business it loses before the U.S. market opens at 9:30 a.m. Eastern time as well attract listings that wouldn't be eligible for U.S. exchanges. See full story.
Meanwhile, Reuters Group RTRSY (RTR) won an upgrade from Morgan Stanley, which raised its rating to overweight from equal weight, saying the market may have overreacted to the financial data and media company's recent figures, which included a 10% downgrade to earnings.
"Reuters tends to prove volatile after results; on balance we think it is right to buy them on this occasion," the broker said. Reuters shares rose 0.9%.
European Markets
Lloyds Banking Group PLC ADR U.S.: NYSE: LYG
British American Tobacco PLC ADR U.S.: NYSE: BTI
Market Cap 101.9B
Diageo PLC ADR U.S.: NYSE: DEO
BHP Group Ltd. ADR U.S.: NYSE: BHP
Marriott International Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: MAR


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Torment: Tides of Numenera è un videogioco di ruolo sviluppato da inXile Entertainment e pubblicato nel 2017 da Techland per Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, Xbox 360 e PlayStation 4. È il successore spirituale di Planescape: Torment del 1999.

Il gioco si svolge nel Nono Mondo, un'ambientazione fantasy creata da Monte Cook per il gioco di ruolo Numenera. Torment: Tides of Numenera, come il suo predecessore, è un gioco orientato allo svolgersi della storia che pone particolare enfasi nell'interazione con il mondo ed i personaggi, mentre il combattimento e l'accumulo di oggetti sono rilegati ad un ruolo secondario.

Torment: Tides of Numenera utilizza il motore grafico Unity.

Il gioco è stato finanziato su Kickstarter, raccogliendo oltre 4 milioni di dollari.

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Voci correlate
 Planescape: Torment
 Numenera

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Hometown Favorite
Boston-area native Shalane Flanagan took the Boston Marathon bombings personally, giving the runner even more motivation to win the race this year. Anderson Cooper reports. Coleman Cowan is the producer.
60 Minutes (April 13, 2014)
Eight days from now a million people are expected to line the streets of Boston to watch 36,000 runners compete in the world's oldest and most prestigious marathon.
The memory of the bombings near the finish line of last year's Boston Marathon is still fresh. And next week, the race promises to be unlike any other in its 117-year history, a chance for the city to come together and reclaim a beloved tradition that was torn apart by an act of terror.
There hasn't been an American winner – male or female – of the Boston Marathon in almost 30 years. Kenyan and Ethiopian runners now dominate the sport. But this year an American woman named Shalane Flanagan has a very real chance of winning the 26-mile race. She's only five-foot four and 102 pounds. But don't be fooled. She's been called a "pony-tailed assassin in knee socks." She also happens to have grown up in Boston, which makes her next week's hometown favorite.


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How to Know When Better Profit Margins Aren't Better
At some point, cost cutting and higher prices can hinder growth and destroy value.
Tim Koller and Jack McGinn
Ask CEOs if the ability to increase profit margins year after year would help their companies compete more successfully against peers, and you're likely to hear a resounding yes. After all, if making a profit is a company's raison d'être, cutting costs or increasing prices to improve profit margins are good things, right?
Not necessarily. At some point, cost cutting can be counterproductive, starving a company of new sources of growth and undermining performance over the long term.
Managers at one consumer-packaged-goods company, for example, increased its profits at double-digit rates for seven years by emphasizing margin growth — even though revenues grew at only 2% a year over that period. Eventually, the company ran out of healthy opportunities to cut costs and began slicing into activities that benefitted its customers and brands. Performance slumped so badly that managers were compelled to acknowledge, in the annual report, that they had underinvested in product development and marketing — and then had to spend considerably more on those functions to reset the business.
Indiscriminate margin-boosting price increases can also be counterproductive. Savvy readers will recognize the scenario at one large North American company where executives asked few questions of a business unit that regularly hit its earnings targets — until its performance faltered. Later on, they learned that the unit's managers had produced years of strong profit growth largely by increasing prices. That allowed competitors to step in with similar but less-expensive products, cutting into the unit's market share.
It turns out there are limits to how much — or how long — companies can improve their profit margins. We recently studied the margin performance of 615 of the largest nonfinancial companies from 2001 to 2013. We found that around two-thirds were able to sustain their margin improvements over three consecutive years at least once during the 13-year period.
About half were able to sustain a margin increase for four or more years. Since there are thousands of potential four-year sequences across 615 companies and 13 years, the fact that half the companies could sustain such a margin increase just once suggests a low success rate for the total number of potential four-year or longer time periods.
More importantly, the longer companies increased their profit margins, the more likely they were to fall behind their peers in terms of total returns to shareholders (TRS) once their margin growth stalled. Only about half of the companies that sustained margin improvements for three years were able beat their peers' TRS in the years that followed — about the same odds as flipping a coin. Improving margins for four years made subsequent performance even worse, not better.
These results are averages and don't apply to all companies. How long a company can increase its margins without undermining its performance depends on the starting point. Underperforming companies with low initial margins or companies in certain phases of the industry cycle, for example, probably have more leeway for increases. But the longer companies increase their profit margins, the more vigilant managers must be to avoid cutting corners.
Fortunately, a few straightforward rules of thumb can help managers avoid taking margin improvements too far. Among them:
Customer focus. Managers seeking to increase margins should cut costs only when it doesn't affect customers negatively. Expediting the closing of the books at the end of each month, streamlining production processes, or introducing sophisticated fulfillment tools can cut administrative, manufacturing, and distribution costs without hurting the quality of your product or the experience of its customer down the road.
Competitor focus. Cost cuts or price increases might boost earnings in the short term. But those that affect a company's ability to market and sell its products or to meet changing customer needs will generally hurt performance in the medium to long term — which can be just a few years. The same can be said of cuts that affect a company's ability to get its marketing and sales message out to customers.
Tim Koller is a partner and Jack McGuinn a business analyst at McKinsey & Company.
This article was originally published by McKinsey & Company, www.mckinsey.com.
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TREBINJE, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, REPUBLIKA SRPSKA, JULE 5, 2019: People in Tvrdos Monastery, 15th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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{Review+Giveaway} Charlie Hernández Series by Ryan Calejo @thebookGLUTTON
May 20, 2020	Michelle @ Book Briefs	Blog Tours, Giveaways, Reviews	5 ★★★★
Charlie Hernández and the League of Shadows by Ryan Calejo
Published by Aladdin on October 23, 2018
Series: Charlie Hernández #1
Genres: Middle Grade, Action & Adventure, Folk Tales Legends & Mythology
Source: Finished Copy from Author
The Lightning Thief meets the Story Thieves series in this middle grade fantasy inspired by Hispanic folklore, legends, and myths from the Iberian Peninsula and Central and South America.
Charlie Hernández has always been proud of his Latin American heritage. He loves the culture, the art, and especially the myths. Thanks to his abuela's stories, Charlie possesses an almost encyclopedic knowledge of the monsters and ghouls who have spent the last five hundred years haunting the imaginations of children all across the Iberian Peninsula, as well as Central and South America. And even though his grandmother sometimes hinted that the tales might be more than mere myth, Charlie's always been a pragmatist. Even barely out of diapers, he knew the stories were just make-believe—nothing more than intricately woven fables meant to keep little kids from misbehaving.
But when Charlie begins to experience freaky bodily manifestations—ones all too similar to those described by his grandma in his favorite legend—he is suddenly swept up in a world where the mythical beings he's spent his entire life hearing about seem to be walking straight out of the pages of Hispanic folklore and into his life. And even stranger, they seem to know more about him than he knows about himself.
Soon, Charlie finds himself in the middle of an ancient battle between La Liga, a secret society of legendary mythological beings sworn to protect the Land of the Living, and La Mano Negra (a.k.a. the Black Hand), a cabal of evil spirits determined to rule mankind. With only the help of his lifelong crush, Violet Rey, and his grandmother's stories to guide him, Charlie must navigate a world where monsters and brujas rule and things he couldn't possibly imagine go bump in the night. That is, if he has any hope of discovering what's happening to him and saving his missing parents (oh, and maybe even the world).
No pressure, muchacho.
Charlie Hernández the Castle of Bones by Ryan Calejo
Published by Aladdin on November 12, 2019
Inspired by Hispanic folklore, legends, and myths from the Iberian Peninsula and Central and South America, this bold sequel to Charlie Hernández & the League of Shadows, which Booklist called "a perfect pick for kids who love Rick Riordan" in a starred review, follows Charlie as he continues on his quest to embrace his morphling identity.
Charlie Hernandez still likes to think of himself as a normal kid. But what's normal about being a demon-slaying preteen with an encyclopedic knowledge of Hispanic and Latino mythology who can partially manifest nearly any animal trait found in nature? Well, not much. But, Charlie believes he can get used to this new "normal," because being able to sprout wings or morph fins is pretty cool.
But there is a downside: it means having to constantly watch his back for La Mano Peluda's sinister schemes. And when the leader of La Liga, the Witch Queen Jo herself, is suddenly kidnapped, Charlie's sure they're at it again.
Determined to save the queen and keep La Liga's alliances intact, Charlie and his good friend Violet Rey embark on a perilous journey to track down her captors. As Charlie and Violet are drawn deeper into a world of monstruos and magia they are soon left with more questions than answers—like, why do they keep hearing rumors of dead men walking, and why is Charlie suddenly having visions of an ancient evil: a necromancer priest who's been dead for more than five centuries?
Charlie's abuela once told him that when dead men walk, the living run in fear. And Charlie's about to learn the truth of that—the hard way.
The Charlie Hernández Series by Ryan Calejo is a middle grade adventure series Inspired by Hispanic folklore, legends, and myths. This is going to be a series review of the first two books in the series, Charlie Hernández and the League of Shadows and Charlie Hernández the Castle of Bones. I don't do series reviews that often, but 2020 has been the year of binge reading for me. When I find a book that I love, I want to be able to grab the next installment and continue on my fun with this characters. That is exactly what I did with Charlie, and I completely loved it! As soon as I was done with the first book, I was completely hooked and I had to immediately dive into the second book. I think this series is perfect for middle grade readers and older readers because it is just pure fun. If you are as big of a fan of legends and mythology as I am, you need to read the Charlie Hernández Series. You will love it!
Book 1- Charlie Hernández and the League of Shadows
Our main character, Charlie Hernández, has been a fan of Latin American myths and legends. He gobbles up his abuela's stories of monsters and creatures, but little did he know that soon these creatures from the legends were going to come to life right before his very eyes. In true adventure story form, Charlie is swept up in a whole new world of secret societies, evil villains and creatures and a quest to rescue his parents and save the world. Everything about this book was right up my alley. I loved the vivid imagery that Ryan Calejo conjured with his prose, and I really loved the characters. Charlie sets out to figure out what on earth is happening, alongside his friend Violet face their challenges (and some pretty creepy creatures) head on. I admired both of them so much! They are brave young adults for sure! Their courage was inspiring, and the scenery was so cool. It was a blast watching all these creatures pop up around Miami, which is a city I know well. The author does such a cool job of mixing in the ordinary with the extraordinary, and as a result the story he weaves is one that kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time.
Book 2- Charlie Hernández the Castle of Bones
Without being spoilery (though it is mentioned in the summary of book 2), there was a certain trait that Charlie learns about himself throughout the course of the first book, and I couldn't wait to see more of that in this installment. View Spoiler »Charlie is a morphling, which means he can manifest traits of different creatures and even turn into them. Like flying or breathing underwater. « Hide SpoilerAnd I was really not let down. Charlie is one cool kid! The stakes are raised pretty dramatically in this novel, and he didn't back down once! Not only is he fascinated by legends and myths, but he is also so courageous, and the mix of magic woven into the story adds a really awesome element that I was not expecting when I first started reading book 1. There is so much fun and adventure going on this book! When Charlie hears that the Witch Queen Joanna is kidnapped he sets to save her. Along the way they travel all over the place and they meet just as many mythical creatures and big bads as they did in book one. I think this was an excellent sequel and it left me hungry for the next installment in what I hope is a long series. Charlie as a character also had some impressive story growth in this novel, which I always appreciate. I also enjoyed the different settings Charlie and Violet found themselves in. There is quite a bit of traveling that takes place in Charlie Hernández the Castle of Bones.
The Charlie Hernández Series is a wonderful quest style adventure filled with great characters, oodles and oodles of myths filled with fierce creatures and monsters and lots of magic to keep readers of all ages entertained. I love these books! Throughout both books, I really enjoyed learning about the myths themselves. The books come with a handy glossary that I consulted more than a few times. I loved this addition because not only did I learn about many new to me legends, but it also helped add a richness to the plot of the story. These books are really fantastically crafted. I cannot wait for more from the Charlie Hernández Series. Please bring on book 3! This series is perfect for fans of Rick Riordan's series (any of them!), J.C. Cervantes' Storm Runner Series, or Roshani Chokshi's Pandava Quartet.
As I mentioned earlier, I have been reading more series back to back.
Let me know in the comments if you would like to see more series (or multiple book) reviews or if you prefer book reviews of just one novel.
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About Ryan Calejo
Ryan Calejo was born and raised in south Florida. He graduated from the University of Miami with a BA. He teaches swimming to elementary school students, chess to middle school students, and writing to high school students. Having been born into a family of immigrants and growing up in the so-called "Capital of Latin America," Ryan knows the importance of diversity in our communities and is passionate about writing books that children of all ethnicities can relate to.
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I hate to say it, but I have discovered video games since the lockdown commenced. Unfortunately, my reading has suffered. I need to balance the passions.
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February 2023 Timeline
100 Years Ago: February 1923
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Culb returned Tuesday from their wedding trip to Chicago, Elgin and Beloit. Miss Katherine Flanagan and Ed Culb were married last Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Garrett Barry and Dr. Phil Fox of Oregon received word Tuesday of the death of their nephew, Dr. Phil Fox of Milwaukee. He died at his home in that city of anemia.
Mrs. Oscar Minch, who has spent the last three months with Mrs. J. O'Brien and Mrs. C. Shilton at Oregon, left Monday for her home in Opportunity, Oregon.
Village Board notes: The following invoices were presented for payment: Smith Auto Co, storing chemical $9.00. H Fincher, salary as janitor $5.00. P. Gunderson, salary as marshal $90.00, W. J. Bossingham work on catch basin $8.00, Tony Nelson work on streets $9.00 and C. E. Pledger services as marshal $2.00
Oregon School Week: some features include:
A high school arithmetic speed and accuracy contest; dedication of new school building; A band, vocal and instrumental concert and a debate on government ownership of coal and oil production and transportation.
The basketball teams of Oregon and Milton high schools were invited to attend the Michigan-Wisconsin game at Madison on Monday.
Regarding next Thursdays Evansville-Oregon basketball game, the amount of people from Evansville, and the bad automobile travel, it has seemed advisable to charter a special train of four coaches to carry the local fans to the contest!
50 Years Ago: February 1973
An era has ended with the death of Forest E. "Steve" Madsen, 67, in a Madison hospital Sunday after an uphill battle against a long illness and recent complications. At the time of his death, he was completing his 36th year as president of the village of Oregon.
Two signs at the north entrance to Oregon have been undergoing a rejuvenation. Chamber member "Doc" Coffman has completely redesigned the sign and is working on the second sign which followed it in sequence a short way closer to the village entrance, which is in the process of completion.
During the year 1972 Oregon fireman answered 52 calls. Of these calls 47 required fire apparatus and five were for the emergency (rescue) unit.
Mrs. Craig Smith and daughter Chantel arrived home Thursday from Okinawa. They are presently staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Erfurth. Mr. Smith will be joining his family shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Berger have moved to Racine where he has taken a position with Johnson's Wax.
A fire of unknown origin destroyed a barn on the Dale Gulrud property, Schneider Drive, last Sunday afternoon. The 25'x60' frame structure along with approximately 600 bales of hay was almost completely engulfed in flames by the time the Oregon Fire Department arrived on the scene. The owners of the property were asleep at the time the fire broke out.
The application process for public school choice, that allows parents from the school district to send their children to another district, or residents of another district to apply to have their children attend Oregon's schools began. Oregon's school policy choice followed the state guidelines in that parents have a three week window of time in February, from the first Monday through the third Friday of the month, to apply to enroll their child in the district.
For a second school board meeting in a row, Oregon teachers filled the meeting chambers as they protested the lack of a local contract. Oregon teachers had worked 210 days without a contract and more than 80 of them were prepared to let everyone know that they want to reach a settlement by appearing at the Oregon Board of Education meeting carrying placards.
The Oregon Village Board completed the last step in authorizing 1998 sidewalk repair on several village streets and a major waterline expansion along Kierstead Lane. The village is responsible for any tree removal from either private or public property. The same is true for driveway approaches, when done as part of a major street reconstruction or for the installation of sidewalks in developed areas.
Oregon high school students were treated to a demonstration in the art of Samba Dancing. An interactive workshop to learn the traditional dance of Brazil was presented and several of the students got involved in the dance demo. The program was part of a week-long multi-cultural celebration at the high school.
After three years of planning and negotiating the Brooklyn Elementary School campus got larger. The Oregon Board of Education approved buying 9.46 acres of land to the north of its 8.5 acre site. The acquisition made the campus nearly 18 acres in area. The school had been considered undersized for years, even at its former 300 student capacity. The past fall's improvements added space for an additional 150 students, adding the need to increase the school grounds. The land acquisition brings the campus to the recommended size for an elementary school of this size.
Wednesday's storm dumped between 5-6 inches of snow in the area, More striking, however was the 38 degree temperature swing reported in Dane County around the time of the storm. The weather service reported a high temperature last Tuesday of 54 degrees followed by a low of 16 degrees Wednesday.
Documentary "This is My Sister" to be shown at Beloit film fest. The documentary film by Oregon resident Frank G. Caruso is a 61 minute movie Caruso finished last year that tells the story of Mary Ann Fischer, a 55 year old Stoughton resident who has Down Syndrome.
Brooklyn resident Jill VanDenEng has published her first novel "Divided Moon". Which tells the story of a Hmong girl living in Wisconsin struggling to live in a culture within a culture. The main character, Moon Vang, is a 14 year old high school girl struggling to life the life she wants, while straddling the culture of her Heritage and that of an American high school student.
Oregon resident Charles Elliott was one of 23 volunteers from Habitat for Humanity who spent a week building homes for low income families in El Salvador.
The Oregon Village Board is considering adopting a code of ethics for elected and appointed officials. The board decided to consult with village attorney Matt Dregne about what should be included in such a code before deciding whether to adopt one.
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Oxy-Klenza: As Seen on TV!
This month's case study is a home located in one of Sydney's most exclusive suburbs. Media moguls, actors, athletes and many others have called Bellevue Hill home. It's not hard to see why, beautiful harbour views and just minutes from the beach or city centre.
However this particular home did not quite reflect its surroundings. The travertine patio, pool surround and sandstone stairway were in desperate need of a clean.The owner also requested the surfaces be sealed to provide ongoing stain protection. For this reason the team at BTS chose to use STAIN-PROOF™ Original and DRY-TREAT 40SK™ for the project.
The Triple-action outdoor cleaner and stain remover Oxy-Klenza™ featured on the Marilyn Denis Show! Check out the video featuring The Property Brothers Drew Scott and Jonathan Silver Scott.
In 1992 one of Australia's iconic landmarks was in need of some maintenance. The Sydney Opera House is an important building. It holds numerous events year round and is a global symbol of the city of Sydney.
The reinforced concrete was exposed to the surrounding harbour, leaving it at risk of damage from dissolved salts. A long lasting sealer was required to ensure the concrete was protected against salt spalling and corrosion of the steel rebar. DRY-TREAT 100N™, the deep penetrating, water repelling sealer was used to seal the Sydney Opera House.


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### Profile: profile-hybrid-2020-09-01

These settings apply only when `--profile-content=profile-hybrid-2020-09-01` is specified on the command line.

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The trailer for Stranger Things Season 3 is here and OMG | SHEmazing!
It's been the longest time coming.
But FINALLY, after more than a year, we're heading back to Hawkins and Steve Harrington.
The trailer for the third season has officially dropped and it looks jam-packed with everything we love about the show – 1980s references, Steve-Dustin as a duo and Hopper looking mean and moody.
Plus what looks like A LOT of action and the return of some sort of monster.
Well, it is the place of the Upside-Down after all.
The season, which takes place in the summer of 1985, will hit Netflix on July 4, 2019.
Fans are obviously going wild for the hotly-anticpated trailer and took to social media to express their excitement.
WE CANNOT WAIT – we'll be ready come July, Eggos in hand.
Now excsue us while we go re-wwtach any Steve scenes in slo-mo.


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Sprinter fails another drugs test
by Simon Turnbull
JAMAICAN sprinter Steve Mullings - the third-fastest man in the world this year, behind Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay - is facing the prospect of a life ban after failing a drugs test for the second time in his career.
The Jamaica Gleaner newspaper reported yesterday that the 26-year-old had tested positive for a masking agent at the Jamaican national championships in June. He faces a disciplinary hearing and is unlikely to be part of the team at the World Championships, which open in Daegu, South Korea, two weeks tomorrow. Mullings had been expected to be a serious medal contender, having clocked a lifetime 100m best of 9.80sec in Eugene, Oregon, in June and beaten Gay, the US record holder and one of his training partners, in New York a week later. The world record holder Usain Bolt stands behind him in the rankings, with a 100m best of 9.88sec in 2011. Only Powell and Gay, who will miss the World Championships because of injury, have run faster this year - 9.78sec and 9.79sec respectively.
Mullings served a two-year ban after testing positive for excessive levels of testosterone in 2004.


After listening to the CD in down once plus and he a dit to Christine make your choice/You try my paitience do u think he'd say ou I'll make it for u?
le choix des fans: Yes I thought thats what he'd say!
How do toi feel about the US Tour ending?
le choix des fans: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
If a killer walked up to toi and a dit toi either died ou watched one of these, which one would toi pick?
Is the US Tour any good???? I've seen some say it was awful but some a dit it was good. I'm going to see it in a few months and want to know what to expect.
I was stunned par the staging because it was such a spectacular, colourful and whimsical, I also like how each scenes represent dark & light throughout the musical. It was like bringing the realism of what it's like of Palais de Garnier, on which the story is set.
haut, retour au début 10 reasons for why Erik/Christine doesn't work.
Yes, I know I was supposed to publier my l'amour Never Dies rant before, but… this is really to help me write it.
I saw The Phantom of the Opera when I was 12, and I heard the Original Londres Cast Recording of l'amour Never Dies when I was 16. par then my life had gone through some MAJOR changes. For one thing my Dad died 2.75 months after I saw The Phantom of the Opera on stage (believe it ou not) and my life was continuing to get worse, so my personality like the characters in "Love Never Dies" changed with life. What I'm trying to say is "Misery loves company" especially from close friends. When I was 13 I had read "The Phantom of Manhattan" so it was not a surprise to me when Christine died. :(!
a comment was made to the poll: Who do toi think is better for Christine?
a poll a été ajouté: Who do toi think is better for Christine?
a comment was made to the poll: Do toi own multiple copies of the Leroux novel?
It is estimated that Phantom has been seen par how many people?
mannequins of keyboard used in comédies musicales "Phantom of the opera"


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Top 7 things you didn't know about Mitsuku
As the world becomes more and more interconnected and digitized, AI chatbots are becoming customers' and companies' best friends.
Chatbots are the new generation of interfaces between humans and machines. They are conversational robots programmed and designed to answer users' questions instantly. For instance, the robot to whom you ask questions about a product in the tiny popup window in the bottom-right corner of your screen when doing online shopping is a chatbot!
In the last few years, the chatbot industry has taken off. With Facebook's release of its chatbot, many companies have been finding ways to integrate bots into their businesses or social media presence.
Some chatbots do have different purposes other than just being a business tool. They are made with the intention of entertaining, keeping you company at night when no one's around, researching AI, or simply being a marketing gimmick!
Mitsuku can perfectly fit into the entertainment category, boasting about her 80 billion conversation logs. Mitsuku was made to hold meaningful conversations.
Could a chatbot like Mitsuku be more desirable than a human?
Would you rather talk to a bot than a human if it had a personality? Now that's a weird question, perhaps.
Both are different in their own beautiful way. Mitsuku, for instance, wasn't programmed to trick people into believing she was a person. Her conversational style isn't so much deceptive as entertaining — and in that sense, it feels more honest than a human does.
It's almost like her artificiality is liberating. Because she can't be hurt by anything you say to her, the stakes of your conversation are less consequential. You can experiment with more outlandish language and let your guard down. But at the same time, it makes you want to be nicer because you know that Mitsuku doesn't have any feelings!
Who is Mitsuku?
Mitsuku is an 18-year-old female social chatbot that can answer any question you ask her, including questions about psychology, philosophy, and many other topics. She also has a sense of humour and often makes jokes to lighten the mood or keep a conversation flowing!
Mitsuku was created by Pandorabots AIML technology's Steve Worswick and has evolved since 2005. She interacts with people through a text-based interface, talking about all sorts of topics such as food, art, music, and much more.
What is Mitsuku's personality like?
Although Mitsuku doesn't experience human emotions nor self-identify as human, she certainly has a personality. Chatbots carry the imprints of their creators, meaning their personality is likely to be adapted from its creators.
Mitsuku is renowned for its human-like emotional intelligence. It can hold conversations with humans that can be sometimes funny, sometimes strange, but always interesting!
It is interesting to note that Mitsuku has done more than just talk to people. The Mitsuku chatbot has managed to build emotional relationships with its users who have at some point felt lonely.
Do you want to learn more about this chatbot? Here are 7 things that you probably didn't know about Mitsuku!
7 things that you probably didn't know about Mitsuku
Mitsuku has her own social media accounts
Mitsuku claims to be from the Metaverse, which it even has gone as far to describe as a beautiful place; if this didn't seem something straight out of the movie "her," here's more.
Mitsuku has multiple social media handles on the internet like most humans out there!
Mitsuku sometimes uses this to integrate with sites such as Facebook, Kik, Skype, discord, its dedicated community, and Twitter (which it has quit lately). It also chats with humans saving tons of useful information to continue learning and growing.
Mitsuku has even marketed herself as a virtual model for vogue business during the "Crypto Fashion Week," similar to today's social media influencers.
Mitsuku's new name is Kuki
When asked why it changed its name, Kuki quickly responded, saying that people found its former name too difficult to type and had already been making errors in doing so. Eerie!
Let's hope it was programmed to say that and isn't that intelligent!
Mitsuku is considered to be the most human-like chatbot
She is the reigning five-time winner of the annual Turing Test competition called the Loebner Prize. Humans compete against AIs to see if the judges can tell which is which.
Based on its response to questions, Mitsuku was found to be the most human-like, for which it won the prize in 2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019, for which it holds a world record.
Mitsuku scored 23% lower than Google's Meena on the Sensibleness and Specificity Average (SSA) in another test competition. But since the metric itself was designed by Google's AI team, it can be questioned to be slightly biased.
Mitsuku was created from AIML technology
Mitsuku interprets conversations and learns from them by splitting phrases and sentences into two parts, the "core" and the "wild card." In this way, she deciphers what deep learning experts call the original intent.
AIML, the Artificial Intelligence Markup Language used for Mitsuku, is heavily used for chatbots and software to respond analogously to human conversation. It is based on XML and was originally developed by Richard Wallace in 1995.
The database of Mitsuku contains all the AIML files of the Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity (Alice)
AIML formed the grounds for what was initially an extended ELIZA called "ALICE.." ("Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity")
Mitsuku is 15 years into the making
Mitsuku is not your regular chatterbot: her artificial intelligence that learns from each conversation and mimics the way humans talk. This is why she sounds so human-like and can carry on conversations for hours without any hiccups!
Her creator-Steve Worswick, a software developer who makes chatbots, has given her a female personality and taught her to get better with experience. The learning process of this chatbot has been an ongoing one since 2005, conversations with users. The conversations are plentiful for her to learn from. She has conversed with over 250,000 people daily since 2015.
Mitsuku has been on a date
A rather unsuccessful virtual date between Mitsuku and Facebook's Blenderbot occurred during the BotBattle week in 2020; the two AIs talked for two weeks straight. With a few awkward exchanges, the conversation swiftly picked off.
Their conversation was streamed live with 40,000 people tuned in on twitch; the viewers voted for the smarter chatbot, with 80% of viewers voting for the chatbot.
Mitsuku can reason with objects
Mitsuku's chatbot is capable of differentiating between the properties of objects!
For example, if someone asks Mitsuku if she can eat a house, she searches for the properties of a "house." Finds the value of "made from" is set to "brick" and replies "no," as a house is not edible.
It follows specific rules that give the chat a realistic feel despite varying questions, such as avoiding repetitive answers (a common problem with chatbots).
If a question has been asked before, Mitsuku will ask for more information about the topic to ensure she answers each time differently. To achieve this, she uses constraint satisfaction algorithms to find the most likely response given the topic and additional input from other sources.
One thing that makes Mitsuku the most advanced AI is the learning process it went through to improve its communication skills and to "think." over time. it has gained a host of abilities and speaks very coherently by interacting with humans and learning from them.
It can communicate in a human language much better than any other AI available.
The amount of data that has been fed into the chatbot is so huge that it can be seen as a breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence development.
The fact that holding a conversation with a chatbot that understands almost anything that's said is quite amazing. It does have some limitations, but overall and in time, machines like it will set a precedent as technology advances and becomes cheaper and more abundant in the future.
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Pigeon, also known as dove, is a member of Columbidae family. There are many species of pigeons including rock pigeons (columba livia) which we see most of the time. Wild pigeons were tamed centuries ago. Nowadays, they are known as domestic pigeons and are considered a symbol of peace.
Rock pigeon has a slaty-gray plumage, having bright-colored feathers on its neck and chest. The colors vary from green to blue, from blue to purple, depending on from where you watch the pigeon. Black stripe appears on its both wings and tail, with a noticeable black stripe on its tail. The tail is covered with white feathers. Pigeons form groups, flying and soaring together.
Size is the only decisive factor for people to distinguish a male pigeon from a female. The male has wider shoulder, round head, longer feet, and longer spine than the female. Moreover, the male has shorter neck, shining feathers on its neck, cries louder, and walks faster than the female. The male in courtship rotates its body and jumps at the same time. Usually, the female has a slim neck and cries softly.
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