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Wiscasset's Feed Our Scholars to hold bake sale
The Times Record
On Saturday, Dec. 14, from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Feed Our Scholars will hold a bake sale at Ames' Supply in Wiscasset to support its effort to feed hungry kids attending Wiscasset Elementary School with weekend bags of food, as well as to provide the school with healthy snack supplies.
Feed Our Scholars is a joint initiative of St. Philip's Church, Wiscasset First Congregational Church, Two Bridges Regional Jail and local citizens. Through the Good Shepherd Food Bank and local stores, FOS purchases the supplies for the weekend packs. Those supplies are received and stored at Two Bridges Regional Jail where it is packed by inmates. The bags are then picked up and delivered each week to the school by a rotating list of volunteer drivers.
This year, the FOS group has expanded its outreach to include a monthly shopping day for the whole school to select fresh produce and other shelf-stable items for their families' use. FOS has also recently expanded its focus to include Set For Success: all children attending the elementary school are welcome to receive backpacks of class-specific school supplies with which to begin the new school year.
While Feed Our Scholars is a volunteer effort, supporting its work requires funds. Checks can be sent to Feed Our Scholars and send it to the group c/o St. Philip's Church, 12 Hodge St., Wiscasset, 02478. All donations are tax-deductible.
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HOW did you spend your Sunday? How about driving for an hour into ever hardier Yorkshire country; following intermittent improvised signs to the River Seven, down the narrowest of moorland lanes; then watching cars being pushed up a muddy incline to park in a field, before a cross-country trek to a babbling brook.
Why? To see one man and his trombone in the world premiere of his improvised half-hour musical duet with the Seven's waters, and your reviewer was not alone. Around 100 adults, children, a man from Oxford and cameramen too, had been drawn to the latest live art happening conjured by The Shed's visionary Simon Thackray.
Glory be, the rain had taken the morning off; instead spring sunshine glinted on Alan Tomlinson's trombone as he took to the river in waders, summer jacket and woollen hat, while Aron Flintoff, the sound man with the cockerel crown of punk-red spikes, crouched on the bank, his microphone following Tomlinson's every jagged jazz move.
No bird song could be heard – "I've got rid of a few audiences in my time, but birds, that was a first," Tomlinson said later – as he interacted with the water's steady tinkling flow, in a series of broken bursts, blasts, squawks and squeaks and whispers, even removing the slide to blow bubbles at the river's surface.
Alternative water music over, it was time for a Shed Load of soup, cream teas and Shed bitter on tap at the specially opened Dale Head Farm tea garden. Eccentric England at its Sunday best.


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Glamour model sister helped me make switch from rugby-playing man to woman
EXCLUSIVE: A sex swap patient who used to be a rugby player called David has told how her glamour model sister is helping her through the ordeal of becoming a woman.
Craig McDonald
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A SEX swap patient who used to be a rugby player called David has told how her glamour model sister is helping her through the ordeal of becoming a woman.
Diane Neil, 46, said most of her 15 brothers and sisters "drifted away" as she came to terms with the fact she was a woman trapped in a man's body.
But stunning model Viki Neil was one of the few who stood by her.
And as she prepared to begin the surgery that will complete her transformation, Diane paid a heartfelt tribute to the 90s Page Three girl and adult TV host.
She said: "Viki has been one who has been very supportive.
"We are both Gemini and very similar in nature, and we've always stood by each other.
"I have one or two friends who have been supportive but most of them have gradually drifted away.
"My sisters and brothers have mostly been the same. Only four of my siblings and my mum speak to me."
Diane has also lost touch with the three children she had as a man - and her two-year-old grand-daughter.
But she hopes that after her operation, she can rebuild her life and get her family back.
"I would love to be able to get back in touch with my children and with all my brothers and sisters," she said.
"I'm hopeful for the future but nobody knows what it will hold.
"Everyone on this planet has issues in their lives and I'm trying to deal with mine.
"It's a long, long hard road but there's light at the end of my tunnel. After this operation, I've arrived and the rest of my life begins."
Diane grew up as David in the tough mining village of Coylton in Ayrshire. And as she realised she was living in the wrong body, she tried to compensate by becoming the toughest boy on the streets.
David played rugby and football, was always the first to sort out neighbourhood battles, and had earned a reputation as a local hard case by the age of 15.
But then the youngster saw a TV show about a man who believed he was really a woman, and the penny dropped.
Diane said: "I used to wear a biker jacket and pretend I was some big macho rocker.
"Any time there were any battles in the family, I was shoved to the forefront.
"I had to toughen myself up to prove to myself that I was someone I wasn't.
"I had a bit of a reputation in Coylton and people were wary of me. But I was living a lie.
The older I got, the worse the feeling got. Depression, anxiety and stress set in.
"The stress was just horrendous."
Diane kept trying to dismiss her fears, marrying at the age of 21 and becoming a landscape gardener.
She had three kids - two daughters now aged 22 and 20 and a 10-year-old son - but her true identity refused to go away.
And she said: "I eventually realised that if I didn't deal with it, it would destroy me."
Finally, Diane confided in her wife. She went for counselling at a Glasgow clinic in 2005, and the following year she embarked on the hormone treatment that began her transformation.
Diane said: "I went to my doctor first, who consulted the Ailsa hospital in Ayr. I was told to come back in six months.
"But then I spoke to someone online who said they had been through it and advised me to go to the Sandyford Clinic in Glasgow.
"I went and I just broke down.
"They said they'd get me on the right track and that was it - no turning back.
"I started hormone treatment in May 2006. The change from what I was then to how I am now is massive."
Diane's marriage broke up shortly after beginning the treatment, and she spent three weeks in hospital "because of the stress of it all". But she came through.
She decided last May, despite the reaction of many of her family, to begin leading her everyday life as Diane.
And this week, she will have gender reassignment surgery at a hospital in England.
Diane will spend eight days at the clinic after the op and will spend a further year recovering at home in Ayr.
"There can be major complications and I'm scared," she admitted.
"But hopefully, after the surgery, my life will be a bit more settled and a lot calmer.
"I've arrived. I've changed my name by deed poll - this is who I am for the rest of my life. I hope the future holds happiness.
"I've already been back to Coylton, where people surprised me by being kind.
"I felt people would have painted a picture of me as a big guy wearing a miniskirt and fishnet stockings with hair spurting out here, there and everywhere.
"But I went into the local shop and saw two guys I know, who'd heard about me but hadn't seen me, and they were very nice to me."
Experts believe Diane's condition, known as gender dysphoria, affects around one in 4000 people in the UK.
It's understood 20 men in Ayrshire alone have had gender reassignment treatment in the past five years.
Gender dysphoria is currently classed as a psychiatric condition, but many doctors believe it has more to do with how the body develops.
'Light in the team' Heartbreaking tributes to Scots schoolboy killed after being hit by train
ChildrenDevin Gordon, 13, has been named locally as the youngster involved in a horror incident at Bathgatetrain station yesterday.
Queen's forgotten castle that she's never lived in which Kate and William may move into
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Locals offered chance to see former Bridge of Allan hotel changed into school building
Stirling NewsThe former Royal Hotel site will become part of Fairview International School in the town.
Switzerland to ease travel rules and scrap Covid tests for vaccinated tourists
CoronavirusThe news will be welcome to the Scots planning on going on a skiing trip this winter.
Boris Johnson blew £900,000 on study that proved bridge to Northern Ireland wouldn't work
Boris JohnsonTo reach the obvious conclusion that a fixed link across the Irish Sea would be too expensive and almost impossible to build the taxpayer was billed a six figure sum.
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CoronavirusThe team at the University of the West of Scotland say that the new tech can give results much faster than a PCR test.
Martin BoyleMartin Boyle and Hibs transfer resolve tested as fresh Saudi Arabia approach 'strongly considered'It's a major blow for Shaun Maloney as he prepares to lose the Australia international.
CallanderA Callander man this week spoke of his shock on being offered a fixed-rate energy deal which has more than trebled in price.
Woman hospitalised after crash on busy Falkirk road as driver flees scene
Car crashesOfficer say that enquiries are ongoing to trace the other driver.
Boots announces major change to its Advantage Card loyalty scheme impacting all shoppers
ShoppingShoppers with a loyalty card will be able to access exclusive discounts across a range of 150 products a month.
Lanarkshire man is biggest loser after shifting an incredible 19st in weight
SlimmingAfter years of feeling ashamed of his size, Paul Walker decided to join his local Slimming World group

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Q: Unable to parse XAML/XML Can you help me in parsing this XAML?
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I have tried XmlDocument, XElement, and XamlReader. None is able to load the XAML and fetch me the values.
Update - Code I tried
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XmlDocument:
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Also,
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A: try passing xml to parse.
        XmlDocument xmlDoc = new XmlDocument();
        xmlDoc.Load(@"D:\OldDesktop\Try\app.xaml");
        XElement.Parse(xmlDoc.InnerXml);

or iterate through xmldoc
        XmlDocument xmlDoc = new XmlDocument();
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A: I found that the XAML content that I read from the file contained BOM.
I BOM is stripped out, the XAML code is parsable.
I use Visual Studio 2010. The "Text Visualizer" in debugging mode did not show any sign of BOM (the XAML string is in UTF8). But when I accidently copied the text from the visualizer and pasted in Notepad++, it showed '?' symbol (BOM, in this case.)
Bah. Weird problems in VS.

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In his inaugural speech, the president vowed to engage with other countries so as to "lift suspicion and fear." He should reach out to forge a more sane and sensible relationship with Cuba.
In US foreign relations with hostile states, President Obama declared in his inauguration speech this week, "engagement can more durably lift suspicion and fear." With his reelection behind him–in which he garnered more Cuban-American votes in Florida than any Democrat in history–and his legacy in front of him, here are steps the president should take to engage the Castro government and forge a sensible, sane, and productive US policy toward Cuba.
Go here for more on how Obama should use his executive power to push a progressive agenda.


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Ruth's Chris Steak House - Greenville
851 Congaree Rd, Ste A, Greenville, SC
ruthschris.net
About Ruth's Chris Steak House - Greenville
Ruth's Chris Steak House has elevated private dining in Greenville. From important business lunches and after-work networking events to festive dinner celebrations and fashionable cocktail parties, Ruth's Chris Greenville offers the perfect venue for your group. Invite your guests to unwind with a selection from the award-winning wine list or a handcrafted, vintage-inspired cocktail. And after just one bite, your guests will undoubtedly understand why the Ruth's Chris brand is synonymous with refined taste, exceptional service and top-notch cuisine. Ruth's Chris Greenville boasts a variety of private and semi-private dining options for 10 to 50 guests and is conveniently located near Michelin, BMW, Furman University, Bob Jones University, the Bon Secours Wellness Arena, the Peace Center, and the International Center for Automotive Research.
Private Dining Room | Maximum Capacity: 50
Wireless Internet/Wi-Fi
Special Features: The Wine Room features a 65" LCD tv with HDMI and VGA connections that can be rented for presentations.
Congaree Room
Special Features: The Congaree Room features a pull-down 8'x8' screen that can be rented for presentations.
Verdae Room
Special Features: The Verdae Room features a 55" LCD tv with HDMI and VGA connections that can be rented for presentations.
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Q: search for series of numbers and group them in notepad++ Here i have a long list of numbers that scene changes of a video.
Sometimes because of close up actions there are a series of number like this
19068:19069
19069:19070
19070:19071
19071:19072
19072:19073
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and i want a way to search through the list and group the above example into
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Any ideas?
cheers

A: As far as I understand, you want to delete numbers when they are equal  at the end of a line and the beginning of next line.
Here is a way to go:

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*Find what: :(\d+)\n\1

*Replace with: LEAVE EMPTY

*CHECK Wrap around

*CHECK Regular expression

*Replace all
Explanation:
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(\d+)       # group 1, 1 or more digit
\n          # line feed, you can use \r\n for windows EOL or \R for any kind of linebreak
\1          # backreference to group 1

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Phil Falcone's assets under management are now below $5 billion, according to Reuters' Matt Goldstein.
The decline in the amount of money management by Falcone has been steady ever since he returned 119% to investors in 2007. At that point he was managing over $26 billion.
But by January 2008, Harbinger Capital was down to $7 billion.
One thing that might have something to do with it: well over 50% or $2.9 billion of Harbinger Capital's assets are invested in LightSquared, Falcone's broadband wireless venture. That's well over 50%.
Falcone has been working on the project for awhile and it has garnered some support from the White House recently (although that's been challenged by politicians requesting an investigation), however it's new and unchartered territory for Falcone, which might make investors nervous.
Meanwhile in hedge fund land... some macro funds are killing it.


Author Alice Nazarian was the fifth child of Ashur and Arshaluys Yousuf. In addition to this memoir, she wrote numerous articles, poems, and lectures. She was well-known in Aleppo, Syria, as an educator and director of plays. Having lived most of her life in Aleppo, she immigrated to the United States in 1967. She died in Los Angeles in 1976.
Nineveh Press publishes new books and reprints old and rare books and periodicals concerning Assyrian language, literature, history and culture. Nineveh Press publishes books in various languages, such as English and Assyrian. Please read the book descriptions carefully for information regarding the language(s) of the particular book.
This article is a press release submitted to the Armenian Weekly and has been published to our community news section as a courtesy. If your organization has news it would like to submit to the paper for consideration, please email us at editor@armenianweekly.com. Please note that this service is reserved for organizations that engage in not-for-profit work in the Armenian community. Publication is not guaranteed.


In lieu of Toni Nelson's resignation, Mayor Debra Lewis has appointed Joseph Jaeger as the newest member of the Financial Review Committee (FRC) at the Oct. 3 City Council meeting.
Jaeger was considered for this position based on his initial interests to assist the city staff manage city finances, an interest he expressed to the mayor prior to the committee's official formation.
In an email correspondence, the mayor said at the time of Jaeger's initial interest, she was impressed with his skill set, but had already made her selection for the newly formed Financial Review Committee and would keep him in mind for future openings.
The FRC's clear mandate is to recommend financial policies to City Council, and Jaeger said he is excited about his role as a member of the FRC in order to help the community that he loves.
Jaeger, a Dana Point resident since 2011, is a retired financial professional who most recently served as the chief operating officer for Pacific World Corporation in Aliso Viejo. In this role, he oversaw and was responsible for finance, accounting, treasury, information technology, human resources, manufacturing, distribution, risk management and a variety of legal manners. Jaeger was also the chief financial officer for a publicly held company, playing a leadership role at Physicians Formula.
Mayor Lewis also said when she and Jaeger met prior to the formation of the FRC, they discussed her concerns about the city's looming budget deficit.
Avoiding this potential budget deficit is Jaeger's first priority.
To avoid running through the city's reserves, Jaeger said the city needs to increase its revenue and decrease its costs, citing the results of the recently released Wohlford Consulting Cost of Services Study which shows a current overall annual subsidy of over $2,250,000 from the general fund for fee-related services.
"If we address this now, at the end of this next economic cycle, we hope that the city has adequate resources," Jaeger said.
He also voiced the city of Dana Point's transient occupancy tax (TOT) rate as another one of his main concerns. This has been a topic of discussion in both City Council and Financial Review Committee meetings. At 10 percent, Dana Point's TOT is less than surrounding cities such as Laguna Beach, and city staff have been asked to conduct further research on the topic.
In addition, Jaeger also said that he is ready to make improvements in the way the city releases its financial information.
Jaeger will be officially chaired as a member of the Financial Review Committee at their next meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 24, at 4 p.m. in council's chambers within City Hall, located at 33282 Golden Lantern, Suite 210, Dana Point.
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KOTI is a walkable, northern Michigan development with quality luxury condominiums and vacation rentals. There are seven acres of proposed mixed-use commercial that will feature small shops and restaurants that support not only the resort, but also local community. Located on Acme Creek and just minutes from downtown Traverse City, KOTI is an ideal destination for getaways, family vacations, reunions and sporting events.
KOTI is also situated just ¼ mile from the east arm of Grand Traverse Bay (Lake Michigan). The newly remodeled public park is perfect for your day at the beach. Enjoy direct access to the TART Trail; the Trail will run through KOTI and cross the creek with access to Downtown Traverse City and beyond to the Village of Suttons Bay. The development is also located close to Turtle Creek Casino and directly across the street from the Jack Nicklaus designed golf course, the Bear.
There are various sizes of individual small homes to choose from, all designed and planned in a park-like setting. The development will include a hierarchy of streets designed in a neighborhood fashion with streetlights, trees and sidewalks. KOTI will be family friendly and community-minded and provide engaging experiences, recreational opportunities, and leisure-time activities including shopping and dining out.
We are presently taking reservations and offering discounted pricing to a select few that choose to purchase early. We have scheduled a presentation for December 18th, 2018 at 5:00 pm to be held at The Williamsburg Event Center, 4230 M- 72 East in Acme. We will be presenting floor plans and renderings of the homes, return on investment potential, and answering questions.
Please consider attending and RSVP by phone or email so I can plan accordingly. Adult beverages and hors d'oeuvres will be provided.


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After having recorded La Fanciulla del West, conductor Lawrence Foster now expands his Puccini discography on PENTATONE with Madama Butterfly, together with the Coro & Orquestra Gulbenkian, as well as Elisabeth Kulman (Suzuki), Stefano Secco (Pinkerton), Lester Lynch (Sharpless) and Melody Moore (Cio-Cio-San) in the title role. Despite it's disastrous premiere, Madama Butterfly has become one of Puccini's most successful and popular operas. While the Japanese ambience often captures the attention, the original dramatic conception and exceptional symphonic qualities of the work are often overlooked. Lawrence Foster's interpretation brings out the symphonic character of the opera, while Melody Moore's charismatic interpretation of the title role fully realizes the work's tragic and dramatic potential. Lawrence Foster has a vast PENTATONE discography, including operettas and operas such as Johann Strauss's Die Fledermaus (2018) and Der Zigeunerbaron (2016), as well as Verdi's Otello (2017) and Puccini's La Fanciulla del West (2020). The latter album features Melody Moore and Lester Lynch, who have also starred in recordings of Mascagni's Cavalleria rusticana and Puccini's Il Tabarro (both 2020), whereas Elisabeth Kulman starred in Die Fledermaus. The Coro & Orquestra Gulbenkian have a substantial PENTATONE discography together with Lawrence Foster, while Stefano Secco makes his PENTATONE debut.
https://yellowkrecords.com 827949078361
Label: Pentatone
Artist: Puccini / Orquestra Gulbenkian / Foster


The Tyler City Council voted unanimously on Wednesday to approve tax abatements for Hiland Dairy Foods Co.
The company is seeking to double its workforce and more than double the size of its plant.
Last month, the City Council approved a street closure to help facilitate the project.


Spook turned one yesterday. He also seems to be mellowing substantially, but not totally. In other words, he's still a very social cat, is trainable and is friendly - he just doesn't have the super kitten crazies. (I'm taking this morning's use of my stomach as a trampoline/spring board as an exception. Not a fun way to wake up, by the way.) I don't hold the same hope that Boo will mellow around her birthday (coming up in July).
For my records, I took down all three of the cats' weights. They are about where they were when I went on vacation in March and switched them to adult food. Spook is right around 12.5 pounds, both when he sat calmly on the scale and when I held him and weighed him. Boo is 8 pounds. Wizard is likely 12.75 pounds. I weighed Wizard 5 times on the scale by himself. Every. Single. Time it registered as 2.5 pounds. These weren't consecutive measurements - I weighed other stuff in between to verify the scales accuracy. And he was sitting calming, just as the other two did, so I don't think he was balancing on the floor. The even weirder part is that 5 out of the 7 times that I weighed him with me, we weighed nine or eleven pounds LESS than I do alone without the cat. This isn't the first time that this has happened with Wizo either. His entire life (I've had him 3.5 years now), it has been difficult to get a weight for him as I always seem to weigh 10 pounds less than normal when I'm holding him. The two normal looking weights for me holding Wizo would peg him at 12.5 and 13 pounds. So I'll just say he's 12.75. I know he is marginally heavier than Spook.
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Wieland LS, Skoetz N, Pilkington K, Vempati R, D'Adamo CR, Berman BM. Yoga treatment for chronic non-specific low-back pain. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2013, Issue 7 . Art. No.: CD010671. DOI: 10.1002/14651858. CD010671.


Our first ever DEFUND ABORTION RALLY last October kicked off a major push in Ontario, and hopefully, across Canada, to defund elective abortions as medically unecessary. To assist this effort, we have developed the petition below. So far, more than 20,000 Ontarians have signed the petition!
Please print off copies, circulate it amongst the people you know for signatures, and then return completed pages to Campaign Life Coalition's Toronto office. Once sufficient signatures have been gathered, we will make arrangements to have them read aloud by MPPs in Ontario's legislature.
Signatures must be written directly on the face of the petition under the text of the petition.
The petition can be double-sided as long as the text of the petition is on both sides of the page.
Click the image below to open up the petition in PDF version.
Here is a version en français.


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Q: VBA: Method 'Location' of object '_Chart' failed -- Two PivotCharts VBA is throwing the "Method 'Location' of object '_Chart' failed" error when I try to run the CreatePivots sub from the below code:
Option Explicit

Sub CreatePivots()

Call CreateBarPivot
Call CreatePiePivot

End Sub
Sub CreateBarPivot()

Dim myWB As Workbook
Dim PSheet, DSheet As Worksheet
Dim PCache As PivotCache
Dim PTable As PivotTable
Dim PRange As Range
Dim LastRow As Long
Dim LastCol As Long
Dim ChartWidth As Range
Dim BPivot As Shape

'Define Workbook
Set myWB = ThisWorkbook

'Define worksheets
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Set DSheet = myWB.Sheets("Aggregate")

'Define last data points
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LastCol = DSheet.Cells(1, Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column

'Selects first to last filled row, and first to last filled column for data
Set PRange = DSheet.Cells(1, 1).Resize(LastRow, LastCol)

'Create pivot cache
Set PCache = myWB.PivotCaches.Create _
    (SourceType:=xlDatabase, SourceData:=PRange)

'Create blank pivot table
Set PTable = PCache.CreatePivotTable _
    (TableDestination:=PSheet.Range("A1"), _
        TableName:="ExcPT")

'Create blank pivot chart
Set BPivot = PSheet.Shapes.AddChart
    BPivot.Chart.SetSourceData Source:=PSheet.Range("A1"), PlotBy:=xlRows
    BPivot.Chart.ChartType = xlColumnStacked

With BPivot.Chart.PivotLayout.PivotTable.PivotFields("redacted")
    .Orientation = xlPageField
    .Position = 1
End With

With BPivot.Chart.PivotLayout.PivotTable.PivotFields("Exception Status")
    .Orientation = xlColumnField
    .Position = 1
End With

With BPivot.Chart.PivotLayout.PivotTable.PivotFields("redacted")
    .Orientation = xlRowField
   .Position = 1
End With

With BPivot.Chart.PivotLayout.PivotTable.PivotFields("redacted")
    .Orientation = xlRowField
    .Position = 2
End With

'Insert Data
With PSheet.PivotTables("ExcPT").PivotFields("Exception")
    .Orientation = xlDataField
    .Position = 1
    .Caption = "Exception Status Count"
    .Function = xlCount
End With

'Hide Not Due
With BPivot.Chart.PivotLayout.PivotTable.PivotFields("Exception Status")
    .PivotItems("Not due").Visible = False
End With

'Move bar chart to Dashboard; resize
Set ChartWidth = Sheets("Dashboard").Range("B2:O25")
With BPivot.Chart.Parent
    .Height = ChartWidth.Height
    .Width = ChartWidth.Width
    .Top = ChartWidth.Top
    .Left = ChartWidth.Left
End With

BPivot.Chart.Location _
    Where:=xlLocationAsObject, _
    Name:="Dashboard"

End Sub

Sub CreatePiePivot()

Dim myWB As Workbook
Dim PSheet, DSheet As Worksheet
Dim PCache1 As PivotCache
Dim PTable1 As PivotTable
Dim PRange As Range
Dim LastRow As Long
Dim LastCol As Long
Dim ChartWidth As Range
Dim PPivot As Shape

'Define Workbook
Set myWB = ThisWorkbook

'Define worksheets
Set PSheet = myWB.Sheets("Tools")
Set DSheet = myWB.Sheets("Aggregate")

'Define last data points
LastRow = DSheet.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row
LastCol = DSheet.Cells(1, Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column

'Selects first to last filled row, and first to last filled column for data
Set PRange = DSheet.Cells(1, 1).Resize(LastRow, LastCol)

'Create pivot cache
Set PCache1 = myWB.PivotCaches.Create _
    (SourceType:=xlDatabase, SourceData:=PRange)

'Create pivot table
Set PTable1 = PCache1.CreatePivotTable _
    (TableDestination:=PSheet.Range("F1"), _
        TableName:="ExcPT1")

'Create pivot chart
Set PPivot = PSheet.Shapes.AddChart
    PPivot.Chart.SetSourceData Source:=PSheet.Range("F1"), PlotBy:=xlRows
    PPivot.Chart.ChartType = xlPie

myWB.ShowPivotTableFieldList = False

'Insert row
With PPivot.Chart.PivotLayout.PivotTable.PivotFields("Exception")
    .Orientation = xlRowField
   .Position = 1
End With

'Insert Data
With PSheet.PivotTables("ExcPT1").PivotFields("Exception")
    .Orientation = xlDataField
    .Position = 1
    .Caption = "Exception Status Count"
    .Function = xlCount
End With

'Hide Not Due
With PPivot.Chart.PivotLayout.PivotTable.PivotFields("Exception Status")
    .PivotItems("Not due").Visible = False
End With

'Move pie chart to Dashboard; resize
Set ChartWidth = Sheets("Dashboard").Range("B27:O50")
With PPivot.Chart.Parent
    .Height = ChartWidth.Height
    .Width = ChartWidth.Width
    .Top = ChartWidth.Top
    .Left = ChartWidth.Left
End With

PPivot.Chart.Location _
    Where:=xlLocationAsObject, _
    Name:="Dashboard"

With PPivot.Chart
    .HasTitle = False
End With

End Sub

I have been solving a similar issues described here:
VBA: Method 'SetSourceData' of object '_Chart' failed For Multiple Pivot Charts
..thanks to the helpful comments/answers shown. After reviewing the line-by-line, I'm not seeing where Excel can't figure out where I mean to put this chart. After executing the sub, the chart does end up in the right spot, but the error is there. It usually occurs on the second location move:
PPivot.Chart.Location _
    Where:=xlLocationAsObject, _
    Name:="Dashboard"

Additionally, it doesn't seem to happen when I have the Dashboard tab already open in excel, though I only tested this two or three times. It does seem to happen every time if the Dashboard tab is not open, however.