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Prime Minister Trudeau delivers a keynote address at VivaTech in Paris, France
Hello friends. Thank you Maurice for your introduction. It's always a pleasure to return to Paris, and I'm very pleased to have the opportunity to be here at VivaTech. Events like this bring together people from the industry, start-ups, executives, investors, students and academics from around the world. We are here today to share our ideas and best practices, aware of the many opportunities open to us.
We are living in an exciting, constantly evolving digital world. And many Canadian workers and companies have helped get us to this point; leading the way in fields like videogame development, fintech, and machine learning. Our communities are becoming more interconnected than ever before, allowing old friends to get back in touch, and helping families share special moments from thousands of miles away.
Truly, technological advancement has totally redefined how we live our lives. It's never been easier to take your banking into your own hands. We search for jobs with the click of a button; Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing medicine, and you can now run an online business for a few bucks a month. Who would have thought, even just a decade ago that these things were on the horizon? It's incredible when you think of it, that this very moment right now, the pace of change has never been this fast, and yet in the future, it will never be this slow again.
The speed at which we will continue to innovate, solve problems, and advance our societies will surprise us in a good way. The technological opportunity in front of us is enormous, that cannot be overstated. But change, and change that happens quickly, comes with risks too. What we're seeing now, is a digital sphere that's turned into the wild west, and it's because we, as governments and as industry leaders, haven't made it enough of a real priority. But we have to pay attention to what's happening. The very character of our countries is on the line.
You know, two years ago, Canadians celebrated the 150th anniversary of our confederation. Over these last 150 years, we have established a series of standards that govern our daily lives and the way we interact with one another. Standards that reflect the values that are at the core our Canadian society, values of openness, respect, compassion, and the pursuit of equality, opportunities and justice. Today, the reality is that the gulf between the virtual and real world has disappeared, and now, we must ensure that these standards and values do not disappear as well.
When 51 people were gunned down at a mosque in New Zealand, and the attacker streamed it live, it wasn't a wake-up call, it was the last straw for government leaders, for tech companies like yours, and for citizens around the world. The usual response when these tragedies strike is to offer thoughts and prayers, to say the right words at the right time, but not actually do anything. While some people say that in the wake of an attack like that we shouldn't be talking about policy -- save it for another time they say, when the dust has settled and the emotions aren't as raw. Well, I believe that when 51 people are murdered and the whole world can watch it in real time, well, that's exactly the time to talk about policy.
Yesterday, alongside like-minded leaders, including President Macron and Prime Minister Ardern, Canada signed on to the Christchurch Call for Action. We're ready to work with the private sector, including, and especially the people in this room, to eradicate terrorist and violent extremist content online once and for all.
The task that awaits us is enormous. I know. But to choose the opposite—in other words, do nothing—is unacceptable. Platforms in particular have the basic responsibility to ensure that the technology they offer the rest of the world is not used to spread hate speech or disseminate acts of violence. And when algorithms of certain platforms permit or even promote the spread of hateful content, something must change.
The Christchurch Call for Action is an important and fundamental step that emphasizes what we—members of the international community, governments and online service providers—must do to rectify this situation. It is clear that we must adopt a coordinated approach on a global scale, but we must also identify solutions at home, at the national level. The issues we are facing are complex. If we want to find real, sustainable solutions, we must absolutely develop a global strategy, which will allow us to regulate the digital sphere.
Here's the reality. People are losing trust in digital institutions for a whole host of reasons. They're anxious about the future of tech and the future of data. From emotional contagion experiments, to major privacy breaches, these concerns are absolutely valid. It used to be that governments had the tools they needed to protect their citizens in every sphere. Now, citizens are living more and more of their lives in a digital space that is unregulated, and that leaves people completely vulnerable. It's up to the platforms and governments to take their responsibilities seriously and to ensure that people are protected online.
You don't have to put the blame on people like Mark Zuckerberg, or dismiss the benefits of social platforms to know that we can't rely exclusively on companies to protect the public interest. We, of course, need innovators, small, medium, and large, to be developing new ideas, but we also need governments to ensure that the public interest is not at risk. Companies are built to attract investment and reward risktakers and investors. Government is there to promote innovation and risk-taking, while setting guardrails that protect us from the things that could go wrong. And so, we have to outline a path forward, even as we work to legislate and regulate in this ever-evolving tech space. It is essential that countries define how they will make those crucial decisions going forward.
That's why today, I'm announcing that Canada is stepping up. We will be launching a brand-new digital charter. This charter will outline what Canadians can expect from both the government and the private sector as it relates to the digital landscape. It will touch on principles like universal access and transparency, and it will serve as our guide as we craft new digital policy.
Through this new framework, our government will develop policies aimed at restoring citizen trust and holding platforms accountable. Because when people trust and platforms are held accountable, we are all able to make the most of the opportunities offered to us. This new charter is just the latest example of the many new measures we have adopted. When we speak of restoring citizen trust in technology, our government has already identified problems and implemented solutions. Canada is a genuine leader in this area. And we have shown leadership by having honest conversations with Canadians and the large platforms on issues such as hate speech, disinformation and electoral interference.
Hate and extremism are thriving online. I don't think anyone here would dispute that. Thanks to the anonymity of the internet, people can bully, harass, and intimidate nearly anyone who has a Twitter account. We're seeing more and more public figures and everyday citizens choosing to step away from social media accounts, silencing their own voices because the rhetoric has gotten so toxic. And who can blame them? It's commentary we wouldn't tolerate on our streets or in our public spaces. Platforms often facilitate and encourage this destructive behaviour, and as a result, these same platforms have become a breeding ground for extremists. With the power of the internet, and through lack of proper oversight, the hateful can champion their views, and incite violence from behind a computer screen and without consequence. And while these vile views live and fester online, they spill out into the real world with increasingly deadly consequences. It is our moral responsibility as leaders in government and in business, to denounce this hatred at every turn. We must stand united; we must fight back.
In Canada, we have spared no effort. We've worked with different partners and the big platforms, through the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism, to detect and eliminate online terrorist content. We have set up the Canada Centre for Community Engagement and Prevention of Violence, which aims to end radicalization leading to violence. We have stepped up our investigations aimed at extremist and hate groups, including neo-Nazi groups that advocate white supremacy. In 2018, Canada sponsored the first United Nations Human Rights Council resolution on preventing and countering violence against women and girls in digital contexts. And in our last budget, we announced funding for the implementation of a solid strategy to fight racism. These are essential, crucial measures that we must take. But the work does not stop there.
Hate speech isn't the only issue permeating the tech world. Disinformation is also eroding trust between people and platforms. Facebook is by far the single largest source of online news in Canada. Articles and graphics are shared with a click; but more and more, we're seeing that the content of those articles or the numbers in those graphics are either totally false or seriously manipulated. And what's worse, they are often passed off as the real deal, tricking people who don't have time to go down the rabbit hole of verifying internet sources. In Canada, more than six in ten millennials admit to falling victim to fake news. And the people who spread that fake news take advantage of the same characteristics of online platforms that allow hate and extremism to fester. The deliberate spreading of false information is undermining both social cohesion and democracy, writ large.
In Canada, our Minister of Health posted about the importance of getting your kids vaccinated, with the tongue-in-cheek written warning, that vaccines cause adults. Her social media was completely overrun for two days, with virulent comments from anti-vaxers, trolls and bots. This is a real problem. So, in Canada, we've launched citizen resilience and digital literacy initiatives so that people can learn to identify and resist disinformation campaigns.
We've also launched a review of the broadcasting and telecommunications acts, to ensure that they reflect the digital era we live in, both in terms of opportunities and risks. But there's always more to do, and a lot of what's left to be done falls to the companies. The platforms are failing their users, and they're failing our citizens. They have to step up in a major way to counter disinformation; and if they don't, we will hold them to account, and there will be meaningful financial consequences.
Electoral interference is related to the issue of trust and the spread of fake news. It will come as no surprise when I say that these foreign operatives lead disinformation campaigns to influence national elections. They raise genuine issues that are important to people and use them to exacerbate social divisions. They provoke anger and sow mistrust; they undermine citizen trust in our democratic institutions. In 2018, half of all advanced democracies that held national elections had their electoral processes targeted by computer threats, including the online spread of fake news. That is why under our G7 presidency last year, Canada announced the creation of the G7 rapid response mechanism, an initiative aimed at strengthening coordination among G7 countries in order to identify, prevent and respond to threats targeting our democracies.
Now some of you may know Canadians head to the polls this October. And because of that, we created a new task force, bringing together our top intelligence and policing agencies to identify threats to our election and prevent foreign interference. Further, we've tasked our national police force with investigating and prosecuting those who try to subvert Canadian democracy. We also passed a law that bans organizations from running ads that are paid for with foreign funds. It prohibits platforms from knowingly selling election advertising to foreign entities, and we're requiring that platforms maintain a registry of ads run during an election. Canadians, and only Canadians, will choose their next government. We will make sure of that.
Those are a few of the measures we have taken to combat hatred, disinformation and electoral interference online in Canada. But the ability of governments to intervene also has its limits. Faced with this major threat, platforms must put in place a large part of the solution. But a commitment without consequences is ineffective. When platforms shirk their responsibilities, we must be able to hold them accountable. I will have more to say on this matter in the coming months, but in the meantime, I want to talk to you about another trust issue that stands right now. It's no secret that people are increasingly worried about respect for their privacy, and the lack of control they have over their own information. For instance, I think of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and the over-use of Facebook users' personal information. It involved millions of users, including 622,000 Canadians who had their data used for political purposes. Basically, the fact that such a phenomenon could happen is absolutely unacceptable, but it is just one example among many others. Search engines, hotels, e-commerce sites, credit bureaus, banks, many have been the subject of major, highly publicized personal data breaches in recent years. It is evidence that industry giants are not doing enough to protect users' personal information.
Right now, user data is overwhelmingly owned or controlled by a small number of platforms. Canadians, like others, are rightly concerned about the use of personal information by social media companies and they want clear rules to protect their personal information. Well, as the federal government, we believe that Canadians should have more control over their own data and that they should be able to move and take their data with them. We'll have much more to say on this very soon, including at the upcoming open government summit in Ottawa. Navdeep Bains, Canada's Minister of Innovation, who also happens to be here today, will shortly unveil our digital charter and outline a series of initiatives that will guide our data policy for the future. His mandate includes, among other things, reforming Canada's data privacy laws and examining the impact of digital transformation on Canada's competition and antitrust rules and framework.
Because of the incredible power and presence of these large companies in people's everyday lives, governments must have the right tools in place to protect their citizens. Other government ministers will also be unveiling new measures shortly, as we take a whole-of-government approach in this important task.
Overall, these new measures that are added to the ones we've already implemented will form a solid basis toward restoring citizen trust in the digital sphere. Canada is showing the way in how to address hate speech, disinformation, electoral interference, personal information and control of data. Soon we will have a digital charter, a guide to help us shape the future of our country. My friends, I believe that every country in the world must be equipped with a global digital strategy. We must make people feel safe and we must make it so that they have the necessary tools to navigate the digital world, whether for their mental and physical well-being or to respect their privacy. And the industry giants must absolutely intervene with much greater determination. Some companies have started, but a lot more work awaits us because the truth is people have had enough, and the status quo just won't cut it anymore.
Governments, industry, citizens, we all have a role to play in shaping the new digital landscape. We will all have a say in how we increase the regulation of, and consent for new tech. By allaying people's fears and anxieties, and by restoring trust in the digital world, we can focus on the incredible benefits of technology. We can have better banking, more streamlined search, innovative medicine, and barrier-free business.
Greater opportunities for people, and the ability to build stronger societies are within our reach, so let's move forward in the right way. In the wake of the Christchurch attack, social media helped coordinate prayer chains and vigils in communities around the world; 98% of the videos that YouTube removes for violent extremism are flagged instantly by machine learning algorithms, and after our terrible and tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash, a GoFundMe campaign provided crucial support to grieving families. This is the true power of technology. It connects us to one another, it makes our lives better, easier, and sometimes it even gives us hope.
So, to all the leaders in this room, let us restore trust in the digital space. Let us put people first, and together, let's keep building a better future for all.
Thanks a lot everyone.


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Het Berlikumerwijd (Berltsumer Wiid) is een kanaal in de gemeente Waadhoeke in de Nederlandse provincie Friesland.

Het Berlikumerwijd loopt van Berlikum in zuidwestelijke richting langs Klooster Anjum naar de De Rie bij Ried. De lengte van het kanaal bedraagt circa 5 kilometer. Het kanaal maakt deel uit van de Friese waterwegen is verbonden met het Van Harinxmakanaal in het zuidwesten bij Franeker via De Rie en in het zuidoosten bij Leeuwarden via de Berlikumervaart en de Menaldumervaart.  Het kanaal maakt deel uit van de route van de Elfstedentocht.

Kanaal in Friesland
Oppervlaktewater in Waadhoeke

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The camel has become the most controversial animal in Hollywood when the making of a motion picture involves ancient Egypt. Scholars usually claim that camels did not become domesticated animals in Egypt proper till the Greek period,1 while the Bible places them there when the nomadic patriarch Abraham sojourned in that land.2 At the time of Moses they are mentioned in connection with the plague of murrain in Exodus 9:3.
The historical period represented in the picture The Ten Commandments is the nineteenth dynasty and particularly the thirteenth century B.C. In agreement with the biblical text we do show camels in a caravan and in the momentous Exodus.
It can be argued that the scribes who set the Old Testament down in writing unwittingly committed an anachronism. But let us consider what archaeologists have to say on the subject of camels.
. A. Erman and H. Ranke, Aegypten (Tübingen, 1923), p. 586.
. R. C. Thompson , in Cambridge Ancient History, I ( Cambridge, England, 1928), 501.
Publication information: Book title: Moses and Egypt:The Documentation to the Motion Picture The Ten Commandments. Contributors: Henry S. Noerdlinger - Author. Publisher: University of Southern California Press. Place of publication: Los Angeles. Publication year: 1956. Page number: 95.


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A Área de Conservação da Paisagem de Naissaare é um parque natural localizado no Condado de Harju, na Estónia.

A área do parque natural é de 1893 hectares.

A área protegida foi fundada em 1992 para proteger as paisagens e a biodiversidade da Ilha de Naissaar. Em 1995, a área protegida foi designada como área de conservação paisagística.

Áreas de conservação da Estónia


I experienced some random failures over the last couple of weeks. Certain sensors would lose the connection to the gateway, while others continued to work fine. It turned out to be a problem with the NRF24 radio on the gateway, which seemed like it wasn't compatible with certain other NRF24 modules. Replacing it fixed the problem.
Is it possible to have two gateways to implement some level or redundancy? I am using a MQTT gateway on a NodeMCU board - what happens if I add another one to my network?


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Prince Mabandla Ndawombili Fred Dlamini (born 11 November 1930) was Prime Minister of Swaziland from 23 November 1979 to 25 March 1983.

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import com.orm.dsl.BuildConfig;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.robolectric.RobolectricGradleTestRunner;
import org.robolectric.RuntimeEnvironment;
import org.robolectric.annotation.Config;

import java.util.Locale;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNull;

/**
 * @author jonatan.salas
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@RunWith(RobolectricGradleTestRunner.class)
@Config(sdk = 16, constants = BuildConfig.class)
public final class SugarDbConfigurationTest {

    @Test
    public void testNotNullConfiguration() {
        SugarDbConfiguration configuration = new SugarDbConfiguration()
                .setDatabaseLocale(Locale.getDefault())
                .setMaxSize(1024L)
                .setPageSize(400L);

        SugarContext.init(RuntimeEnvironment.application, configuration);

        final SugarDbConfiguration config = SugarContext.getDbConfiguration();

        assertEquals(configuration.getDatabaseLocale(), config.getDatabaseLocale());
        assertEquals(configuration.getMaxSize(), config.getMaxSize());
        assertEquals(configuration.getPageSize(), config.getPageSize());
    }

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    public void testNullConfiguration() {
        SugarContext.init(RuntimeEnvironment.application);
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The Day the Earth Stood Still (U, 92 mins) is a sci-fi classic that tells the story of an unexpected arrival on planet earth — the alien Klaatu and a giant robot Gort - who are hoping to save humanity from itself.
When it was released in 1951 it was only six years after the end of World War II, and the world was at the height of a new Cold War arms race, so the public's fear of nuclear extinction was very real.
Before the movie begins you will be treated to a presentation by Professor Noel Sharkey who will explore the character of Gort, and how he compared to the usual 1950s depiction of robots, and the killer war machines that are still being developed by superpowers even now.
A Star Is Born: Regents Park Open Air Theatre Watch the Lady Gaga movie 'A Star Is Born' on an outdoor cinema screen at the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre.
Mary Poppins Returns to the Open Air Theatre Mary Poppins will be flying into the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre for an outdoor screening of her new movie.


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Web Hallauer strikes a thoughtful pose.
Web Hallauer (center) chats with folks in 1960.
Hallauer: Fruit, politics, resources and more
Dee Camp | The Chronicle
OKANOGAN - Wilbur George "Web" Hallauer came to Okanogan County at the tail end of the Great Depression to work in his family's fruit processing business, but soon entered politics and built a decades-long legacy as a legislator, champion of the wise use of natural resource, defender of civil liberties and philanthropist.
Hallauer, a native of Webster, N.Y., was born May 29, 1914, to George and Amelia Hallauer. His father and grandfather were farmers and fruit growers, and engaged in the fruit and vegetable drying business. When he was 12, the family moved to Yakima and started Valley Evaporating Co.
He graduated from Yakima High School (now Davis) in 1931, attended Yakima Junior College and then the University of Washington, graduating in 1937 with a degree in labor economics.
After graduation, Hallauer took an around-the-world trip, visiting such places as Japan, China, the Soviet Union and Germany on the eve of World War II, according to "Wilbur G. Hallauer: An Oral History," published in 2001 by the Washington State Oral History Program
He began managing the family's Oroville fruit drying plant in 1936 and served as its manager for the next 41 years, according to the oral history. He also engaged in orcharding, property acquisition and management in the Seattle area, and tree farming. He established a fruit drying factory in Argentina.
Along the way, he developed an interest in geology and continued taking university courses in the subject. He made investments in mineral properties around the United States, British Columbia and several South American countries.
He and his first wife, Rose Marie Scacco, were married in 1942, and had two daughters, Merry and Teresa. They divorced in 1967.
Into politics
Within a few years after moving to Oroville, Hallauer began his political career by joining the Oroville City Council in 1943. He began an eight-year stint in the state House of Representatives in 1949, and then served 12 years in the state Senate. He was a lifelong Democrat.
"Web was an outstanding legislator — one not seeking headlines, but dedicated to doing a good job and always unswerving in those basic principles in which he believed," wrote former state Sen. Robert Bailey in the oral history's foreword.
"Web was a team player, but never wavered from support of his beliefs. He was very knowledgeable on issues and matters on which he was asked to act," Bailey continued.
During his first term in the House, Hallauer was named chairman of the horticulture committee. He served in that capacity during his second term, too.
In the fall of 1951, he purchased the Tonasket Times newspaper. The Spokesman-Review newspaper reported in early October 1951 that Ashley E. Holden Jr., Spokane, was named manager and editor of a new, competing newspaper, the Tonasket Tribune, owned by his father, Ashley E. Holden Sr.
The Holdens, who would again figure into Hallauer's life more than a decade later, had sought to purchase the Tonasket Times before it was sold to Hallauer. He had the paper for nine months before closing it.
Although Hallauer served on many legislative committees, "over time he steered himself to two main interests — higher education and libraries," and committees relating to revenue, taxation and appropriations, Bailey recalled.
He led work on improving colleges and was an architect of the state's community college system.
According to Bailey, the zenith of Hallauer's legislative career came when he chaired the Senate Ways and Means Committee for four years.
"It was the most difficult job in the Legislature and demanded many days of long hours and hard work," according to Bailey. "Web was always in command of the situation, and when his budgets were presented on the floor, Web knew every detail of the document and his presentations went very smoothly, which was a far cry from some similar situations in previous sessions."
Civil libertarian
During his 28-year legislative career, he was known for his committee work and his staunch support of civil liberties, wrote oral history interviewer Thomas Kerr.
Hallauer had joined the American Civil Liberties Union in 1940, served on the state board of directors and, though he became disillusioned with the state organization, supported the national organization the rest of his life.
"He has been a consistent supporter of the First Amendment rights of free speech and freedom of religion," according to the oral history. "He frequently spoke on behalf of those values on the floor of the Legislature during his long career."
His family recalled that Hallauer "proudly defended Rep. John Goldmark during Washington state's McCarthy era."
"Yes, he was supportive," said John Goldmark's son, Peter, then state commissioner of public lands, in a Chronicle interview after Hallauer's death Dec. 19, 2013, at age 99. "He was a good friend of my father's."
In 1962, John Goldmark was a three-term Democratic state representative from Okanogan County and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee who was running for re-election.
He also was the target of printed and recorded accusations that he was a Communist sympathizer. The Tonasket Tribune described the ACLU, to which the elder Goldmark belonged, as an organization "closely affiliated" with the communist movement in the U.S.
John Goldmark sued the Holdens and others over the accusations and won, but the 1964 judgment was set aside in the wake of the landmark New York Times v. Sullivan case.
In the oral history, Hallauer said his conclusion about the trial was that it "had to be done. I think that the overwhelming propaganda that had been engaged in about lack of patriotism and this sort of thing had to be met head on to maintain the possibility of any political liberalism or personal liberty in this area. They were conducting a scare campaign to make people get back in line, no dissent. The things that were done in the name of patriotism were really terrible here."
Hallauer said the state committee investigating alleged un-American activities by a variety of people would make accusations, but wouldn't give the accused the opportunity to confront their accusers.
"I thought this was totally wrong," he said in the oral history. "It's supposed to be a committee to investigate un-American activities. I thought the major un-American activity was the committee itself."
In 1967-68, Hallauer toured college campuses throughout the state, speaking against U.S. involvement in Vietnam, and publicly supported the right of University of Washington students to protest the war.
He chose not to run for re-election in 1968 after redistricting.
Stint with Ecology
A few years later, Hallauer re-entered the political scene when he was appointed by Gov. Dixy Lee Ray to lead the Department of Ecology, where he served from 1977 to 1980.
During his years with the agency, issues addressed included oil ports on Puget Sound, setting minimum flows on the Columbia River and its tributaries, and the Yakima River Basin Enhancement Project.
In his later years, Hallauer remained interested in mining, flood control and hydroelectric power, and promoted library matters.
In 2007, when officials from both sides of the international border were exploring the possibilities of building one or more dams on the Similkameen River for power generation, flood control, irrigation and other uses, Hallauer stepped in to lend his thoughts and serve on a county commissioner-appointed committee to explore the proposal.
For years Hallauer was an advocate of building a storage facility on the river as a leader of the Similkameen-Okanogan Flood Control and Reclamation League.
At the time, he told commissioners he'd worked on such a project since the 1970s during his time as director of the Department of Ecology.
"The Department of Ecology has a strong interest in development of the Similkameen River basin for irrigation, flood control and power production," Hallauer wrote in August 1979 to an official with engineering firm CH2M Hill of Yakima. "We have identified the Similkameen as having the best potential for providing stored water for maintaining adequate spills and minimum flows downstream on the Columbia River."
The flood control league disbanded at the end of 2001 after more than 50 years of working to control flooding in the north county area.
"The league was formed in July 1948 following the major flood of that year," said Hallauer, the group's last president, at the start of 2002. He called it "a fine example of a local effort for local betterment," and said his personal disappointment about the league's work was that it failed to create water storage on the uncontrolled Similkameen River.
Another major storage proposal called for impoundment of water in Palmer Lake when the Similkameen flowed high in the spring, backing up into the lake, so the water could be released slowly during the summer months.
Hallauer and his second wife, Jo (Pardee) Hallauer, who had been director of the North Central Regional Library System, supported remodeling and expansion of the Oroville Public Library and other local causes.
'Voracious reader'
His family described him as "a voracious reader with a keen intellect who loved to travel," and he published his own series of books.
In 2008, Hallauer announced publication of his biography, "Chads from a Diverse Life, Volumes I and II," as part of a planned three-volume set. It was published primarily as a gift to family and friends, but was made available to the public for a limited time.
The first was a 236-page reprint of Hallauer's original book by the same name, published in 2004, that included stories about being in the Legislature, life on the Canadian border, the Great Northern Railroad, Okanogan Highlands history, and stories about old friends who shared some of his adventures.
The second, a 371-page book written with Christy Lindberg, included stories about Hallauer's childhood in Webster, N.Y., his educational years, his trip around the world at age 22, his development of the apple drying factory in Oroville, a number of southern British Columbia stories about his adventures in Canada, and more legislative stories.
For all his political involvement, water storage advocacy and literary support, Hallauer also managed to get involved with the Chesaw Fourth of July Rodeo when he helped contingent from South Africa attend the rodeo around 1960, The Chronicle reported in 2017 on the occasion of the rodeo's 75th year.
Hallauer recalled that he got a call from a friend, Elmer Vogel, who was an assistant manager at Boeing. Vogel said a group of about 35 VIPs from South Africa arrived three weeks early to take delivery of a 707, but there had been delays.
Vogel said he'd shown them everything he could think of on the west side of the state, and wondered if Hallauer could take two or three days and show them Grand Coulee Dam and something else.
Hallauer wrote that he believed Vogel's boss, Carl Cleveland, was standing nearby and knew of the area since he grew up in the Okanogan.
Cleveland got his start in journalism, working with O.H. Woody at the Okanogan Independent in the 1920s. Cleveland wrote a book about his time at the paper and another book or two about Boeing.
Hallauer suggested going to the Chesaw Rodeo, and the deal was done.
The entourage included two university presidents, journalists, mining company officials and several ministers.
The group stayed at the Peerless in Oroville, where after dinner there were tall tales about American rodeos and what everyone expect of what the "real America" was like.
Everyone headed out – in a contingent that included three stretch limousines - late the morning of the Fourth. They came back dirty with Chesaw dust and having loved the rodeo, Hallauer recalled.
"They had definitely seen, and repeated over and over, what the absolute reality of non-tourist America was," wrote Hallauer.
He also showed his philanthropic side when he donated 76 acres of land and mining claims to the Wenatchee Valley College Foundation. The foundation later exchanged the land and claims for a base $75,000 endowment, established by the Colville Confederated Tribes, for scholarships.
Hallauer kept his hand in Democratic Party politics well into his senior years. He served as precinct committee officer from the Eastlake Precinct on the Okanogan County Democratic Central Committee into the 2000s.
He also could pay a mean game of cribbage, noted Kerr, the oral history interviewer/writer.
During interview sessions, he said he and the Hallauers would go to Osoyoos, B.C., for dinner and, upon returning to Oroville, "Jo and Web would engage in the most furious best-of-three games of cribbage I have never witnessed. Although I am a life-long cribbage enthusiast, I quickly concluded that the prudent course was to remain an observer of the proceedings, rather than a participant."
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Q: TwitteR (R's Twitter API)- unable to acquire tweets when specifying geocode I'm currently using the TwitteR package in R. I'm able to acquire tweets without specifying the geocode, however when I specify the geocode, I get an error message which I give below:
#setup permission using relevant API keys in setup_twitter_oauth

searchTwitter("dog") #this line works

searchTwitter("dog", geocode = '40.714997,-73.91623, 10mi') #this line doesn't work
                                                            #returns "Error in twInterfaceObj$doAPICall(cmd, params, "GET", ...) : client error: (403) Forbidden"

The geocode I included is in New York City (I just chose a place with a high population density).

A: Works for me if I remove the space in the geocode argument:
searchTwitter("dog", geocode = '40.714997,-73.91623,10mi')

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Escapade: An Unusual Experience, a dancing, singing (or at least lip syncing) drag show that gets its eighth local production—each one a different mix of performers, routines and visuals—tonight at Lyric Hall, encapsulates the qualities of this week's wider PRIDE New Haven docket.
It's fun, but it's got attitude. It's spectacle, but it's got meaning. And it's work, but it's a labor of love, with a message of love for each other and oneself.
And if you love these photos from last night's dress rehearsal, go ahead and reserve a seat. This is a one-night-only affair, with shows at 7 and 9 p.m., and as ringleader Luis Antonio prepares for an indefinite sojourn to the west coast, it could be the last local Escapade for a while.
1. Luis Antonio and Rory Roux Heart.
2. Luis Antonio, Kiki Lucia, Sorcia Warhol.
4. Luis Antonio and Rory Roux Heart.
10. Sorcia Warhol, Rory Roux Heart, Luis Antonio.
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NCSRC Releases Dashboards For U.S. Department of Education Charter Schools Program Grantees
The National Charter School Resource Center (NCSRC) recently released a series of data dashboards prepared for the U.S. Department of Education's Charter Schools Program (CSP). These dashboards provide comprehensive data about CSP grantees that received awards through the State Education Agency (SEA) program from Fiscal Years 2015 and 2016. The dashboards allow users to explore the details of each state's CSP program and better understand the scope and scale of local efforts to support charter schools with CSP funds.
SEA grantees use these funds to award subgrants to individual charter schools to help new schools meet costs associated with opening a new charter school or to support the replication and expansion of successful charter schools.
These dashboards provide information on each state's award, the subgrants awarded to individual schools, details on school enrollment and location, and other information on the state-operated CSP and the state charter context.
You can view the dashboards here.
Analyzing the Charter School Facility Landscape in New Hampshire
In the spring of 2017, the NCSRC, the Colorado League of Charter Schools (the League), the New Hampshire Alliance for Public Charter Schools, and the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (the Alliance) collaborated to collect data and information about charter school facilities and facilities expenditures in the state of New Hampshire.
We identified 24 brick and mortar New Hampshire charter school facilities that were eligible to participate in this project. All 24 eligible charter school facilities completed the Charter School Facilities Survey. Some of the key findings include:
New Hampshire charter schools spend operating dollars on facilities, and this spending varies across different ownership status;
New Hampshire charter schools have limited access to state and local facilities funding;
The majority of New Hampshire charter schools are lacking the amenities and specialized instructional spaces required to best implement their educational programs;
New Hampshire charter schools have limited access to space in vacant or underutilized district facilities; and
Physical education and recreational options may be limited for New Hampshire charter school students.
You can view the full report here.
Colorado Charter Schools Struggle to Obtain and Access Funding for Facilities
In conjunction with the New Hampshire survey described above, the NCSRC and the League administered a similar survey in Colorado in the spring of 2017. The survey found that Colorado charter schools face challenges in securing and paying for adequate facilities.
We identified 223 brick and mortar Colorado charter school facilities that were eligible to participate in this project. Of these, 206 eligible charter school facilities completed the Charter School Facilities Survey (92 percent). The sample of brick and mortar charter schools is representative of the state in terms of region, school type/grade configuration, and management type.
Some of the key findings include:
Colorado charter schools spend operating dollars on facilities, and this spending varies across different ownership situation, with the 26 percent of charter schools in district facilities spending the least and those in buildings they purchased or leasing from non-profits spending the most;
Colorado's charter sector is poised for continued growth, but state facility funding is not keeping pace with rising enrollment and real estate costs;
Facility costs for Colorado charter schools are increasing;
More districts in Colorado are sharing bond revenue with their authorized charter schools, but charter schools continue to receive less state grant funding than their scale indicates;
Many Colorado charter schools continue to lack the facility amenities, technology, and specialized instructional spaces they require to best implement their educational programs;
Physical education and recreational options may be limited for Colorado charter school students; and
Serving meals can be a challenge for many Colorado charter schools.
NCSRC Resources
Virtual Charter School Accountability: What We Can Do Now: This paper gives SEAs and authorizers the tools and perspectives needed to provide better-informed and more effective oversight of virtual schools. Produced by the National Association of Charter School Authorizers (NACSA) in collaboration with the NCRSC, it offers practical guidance. Authorizers can establish clear communication with virtual charter schools about how their performance will be documented and measured before a charter is granted. Clarity regarding outcomes can improve the renewal process, and help authorizers better ensure these schools are living up to their promises to students and families.
Webinar: Tracking Outcomes Beyond School: This webinar explored data and measures—like college enrollment rates, college completion, and long-term earnings—that expand the meaning of student success after high school graduation. The discussion was based on Charter Management Organizations (CMOs) with exceptionally high rates of college success and discussed how these exemplars collect, analyze, and apply data, in combination with programs, to successfully support their students' post-secondary progress. Network leaders shared their lessons, including how to stay focused on the student and family's perspectives.
Intentionally Diverse Charter Schools: A Toolkit for Charter School Leaders: This toolkit is designed to help charter school leaders and their stakeholders design and implement intentionally diverse charter schools. It presents decisions and actions, along with specific examples from three diverse charter schools for school leaders' consideration.
Personalized Learning at Cornville Regional Charter School Case Study: Personalized learning is a philosophy that uses student-centered practices and technology to integrate student interests and self-pacing into their curriculum. This case study provides an overview of personalized learning broadly, and specifically at Cornville Regional Charter School—a small school in rural Maine. It shows personalized learning in action, offers suggestions on how charter schools can implement personalized learning, and pinpoints the overall benefits of personalized learning.
NCSRC Partner Resources
Authorizer Voices: Serving Students with Unique Needs: This video is part of a series from NACSA, presenting authorizer voices. The video discusses ways that authorizers ensure access to charter schools for students with unique needs. Authorizers first give parents quality options. They leverage school autonomy. They expect schools to reflect their neighborhoods and cities. And they partner with schools to fix problems.
Measuring Up to the Model: A Ranking of State Charter Public School Laws: The Alliance developed a model state law to help states create laws that support the growth of high-quality charter public schools. Each year it ranks states based on how well their charter school laws align to this model. The 2017 rankings also reflect the continued steps many states took in 2016 to strengthen their laws and foster a landscape of high-quality charter schools that have a positive impact on students.
Education News
Data Analysis Finds Charters More Inclusive for Students with Disabilities: A new report from the National Center for Special Education in Charter Schools (NCSECS) provides an overview of data on special education in charter schools taken from the Civil Rights Data Collection. The report finds that charter schools serve a higher percent of other students with disabilities in a more inclusive setting when compared to traditional public schools. NCSECS found that nearly 85 percent of students with disabilities attend class in general education classrooms for 80 percent or more of their day—compared to 68 percent of students with disabilities in traditional public schools.
Harvard Study Shows Public Support for Charter Schools Jumped 10 Points in Last Year: A nationally representative survey administered by the University of Southern California and analyzed by the Education Next team at Harvard, found that the share favoring charters jumped from 52 to 62 percent. This study provides a counter-point and update to surveys last year that demonstrated rapidly declining support for charter schools.
June 17 – 20, 2018: National Charter Schools Conference 2018


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The Student Support Centre
The Student Support Centre, located in the Minerva Building, is where you can find out how to access support services across the University of Lincoln. The Student Support team is here to ensure that you can access all of our services and information. Our friendly and helpful staff can help with a wide range of queries from student ID cards, general advice and information, and directions around the campus.
The Advice Service is also based in the Student Support Centre and is a free, confidential and impartial service available to all students. Our team can advise you of your rights and responsibilities across a wide range of subjects, such as accommodation issues, money or debt, all areas of student funding, employment, welfare benefits, legal issues, and immigration. Student Support services, resources and contact details, can be found on their website.
The Student Wellbeing Team
If you have a disability, a medical condition, a learning difference, or mental health problem, the Student Wellbeing team are here for you. Located in the Student Wellbeing Centre on the Brayford Pool Campus, the team offers support and advice with any issues or challenges you may face during your studies. A team of Wellbeing Advisors, Mental Health Advisors, and Counsellors provide advice and guidance on how to make the most of your time at university. Student Wellbeing services, resources, and contact details, can be found on their website.
Drop-in services are available for students who need to discuss a personal problem or receive one-to-one advice. Drop-in sessions are available for all University of Lincoln support services. Please note the drop-in sessions operate on a first-come, first-served basis, with social distancing measures put in place. For more information on opening and drop in times please visit the Student Services website.
All students at Lincoln Medical School are allocated a personal tutor. Your personal tutor is trained to support all aspects of your student journey and aims to help you reach your full potential and to encourage you develop professionally and personally as a medical student, preparing you to become a future doctor.
You will be allocated to a personal tutor for the whole of your course and you are expected to meet with them at set times throughout your studies to review and reflect on your progress and to set developmental goals. You will be expected to keep an Early Years Personal Tutor and Reflection portfolio which you will receive during the introduction to personal tutoring and development session that is timetabled as part of your induction.
Your personal tutor can:
Support you in encouraging your self-appraisal, reflection, and goal-setting (skills expected of all doctors with the requirement to evidence in their annual review)
Act as a gateway to the wider support available at the Lincoln Medical School and the universities
Provide a reference for employment and act as a professional 'friend'.
We have created a package which provides details of personal tutoring and student support and development that you should be aware of. Find out more.
Personal Tutors are supported by the Senior Tutor for Lincoln Medical School, Dr Jessica Hodgson. Please contact Dr Hodgson with any questions about student support provision within the Medical School: jhodgson@lincoln.ac.uk.
The University of Nottingham School of Medicine runs a Peer Mentoring programme for all first year medical students to help their transition into higher education. It involves near-peer students supporting new students as they enter and progress through their first year at medical school. Peer Mentors are experienced students further on in their education (a year or more above) who have received additional training to enable them to help, guide, and signpost students to a variety of useful resources.
This year, incoming Lincoln Medical School students will be assigned a senior Lincoln Medical student Peer Mentor to support them during the transition into medical school. The Peer Mentors have received additional training to undertake this role.
We are strongly committed to equality of opportunity for all students and to providing ongoing support with a focus on providing accessible services and supporting students in completing their courses to their potential. Full information on the range of support and services available for students is available at https://studentservices.lincoln.ac.uk.
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It is your responsibility to ensure that we are aware of your situation. You can alert us to your condition by:
Direct contact with appropriate services such as Academic Support or Student Wellbeing
Indicating disability on the annual registration form
Direct contact with appropriate staff e.g. the Disability Liaison Officer (DLO) for your school (Dr Jessica Hodgson) or your personal tutor.
Early disclosure to us is essential to ensure the timely provision of appropriate support services and reasonable adjustments.
The information you give will be processed and held in the University administration systems and used for the administration of your academic related support and any other legitimate university purpose. In doing so, the University will observe at all times the data protection principles embodied in the Data Protection Act 1998 and General Data Protection Regulations. The University of Nottingham Disclosure and Confidentiality Policy can be found on their website.
Academic Support and Disability Support
The Student Wellbeing Team can offer support and guidance on academic support and disability support via a team of trained advisors and assessors. They are located in the Marina Building on the Brayford Pool Campus and can be contacted on 01522886400 or studentwellbeing@lincoln.ac.uk.
The Student Wellbeing team can assist with queries regarding:
Assessments in relation to disability and dyslexia and recommendations to academic staff about reasonable adjustments in the learning, teaching, and assessment environments.
For home students, assessment for and access to Disabled Student's Allowances (DSA) which can provide equipment and support from trained non-medical helpers.
Recommendations for adjustments to arrangements for examination and assessment
Timetabling arrangements
Access to alternative formats such as Braille and Large Print
Individual specialist support for students with dyslexia or other specific learning difficulties
Access to specialist technology in libraries
Liaison with libraries for enhanced services such as extended loans
Residential accommodation adjustments.
University of Lincoln Assessment Centre
The University of Lincoln Assessment Centre (ULAC) can provide a needs assessment to identify any support you may require in your studies. This service can be accessed via the ULAC webpage: https://ulac.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/
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Remember The Guy Who Claims He Owns Half Of Facebook? Please Enjoy What He Did Next
18 Aug 2016 by Jasmine Stone in America, Crime, Facebook, Social, Vibe
Things Are Really Heating Up In The Apple Versus Facebook Privacy War
Facebook Explains The Correct Way To Squeeze A Woman's Breasts
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Paedophiles Are Loving Facebook
The story of Facebook and the drama around its creation has been well documented, but someone who didn't feature much in the The Social Network was Paul Ceglia.
He would be the chap who claims Zuckerberg owes him half of Facebook, saying that he paid for half of the development work on the site back in 2003.
He was later charged with forging documents to lend weight to those claims, but here's where things start to become a little odd.
Sky News with the scoop:
A year ago police turned up at his home and found Mr Ceglia, along with his wife, two sons and dog, had disappeared.
A court-ordered ankle bracelet was hanging from a ceiling fan to simulate movement, to make it look like he was still at home.
In emails to Bloomberg earlier this month he said he was forced to flee because of a "very credible" threat that he would be jailed and killed before his trial.
He said a public trial would have exposed the involvement of the CIA's venture-capital arm In-Q-Tel in Facebook. Mr Zuckerberg denies this.
Mr Ceglia said there was "no-one in government I could trust" so when an "opportunity presented itself … I started running for my life".
"Everyone including our dog is happy and in good health"…
Hey, as long as the pooch is looked after.
It is currently not known where Ceglia is hiding out, although he says he has applied for asylum in an undisclosed location.
Funny that, because an asylum sounds like the kind of place he should be spending a little time.
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Discussion in 'Tech/Mech General' started by martyn, Jan 26, 2008.
Or you could try one of those gadgets that are supposed to help you pick a bolt out of the oil sump - a long flexible metal wire 'thingy' with a plunger at one end which operates a three legged 'grab' at the other end. Used to be able to pick them up quite cheaply at most motor spares stockists.
What make/model is your loo?
Hiya Champ,it's not the bolt i'm worried about.It's what might happen if things get clogged up down there,you know what i mean? I know you provide a fantastic service, what size are your hands?
Ain't got a dog or a macerator,think i'll let wifey sort this one out.She was the one that broke the bog in the first place.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but magnets only pick up ferrous metals and your brass bolt is non ferrous so no chance I'm afraid. The lump of grease on the end of a piece of wire is a good trick and been used succesfully many times, make sure its a really thick black grease.
Do you think it will pass through - in the natural way of thinking?
Shouldn't try the macerator for a while, if I was you.
Yeah right, it's about 8ft. from the valve to the tank,do you think they will give me an arm extension,in hospital next week,if i ask them nicely?
Don't get me started where have i heard that before?


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College Heights Association
College Heights Main Page
The College Heights Association was incorporated under the Non-profit Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1975 to protect and advance the interests of the College Heights neighborhood and its residents.
All persons residing in the College Heights neighborhood are eligible for membership. Annual membership dues of $10 are payable to the College Heights Association for a term of membership from the beginning of September to the end of August of each year. Dues may be mailed to:
c/o Kevin McGarry
The Association holds an annual meeting for the purpose of reviewing actions of the Association over the past year and proposing action for the Association for the coming year.
Additional meetings may be held at other times for discussion of current issues.
College Heights Annual Meeting and Minutes
The last annual meeting was held on:
Coffee - 7:00 p.m
Meeting - 7:30 p.m.
Church of Christ – 405 Hillcrest Avenue
To access a PDF of the meeting minutes, click here.
Football Weekend Parking
Parking permissions for College Heights residents for home football weekends is required and can either be called in directly to Charley DeBow at (814) 278-4700 or via email at footballpermit@statecollegepa.us. Email is the preferred option but please feel free to call. Please have all requests in by the Thursday before a home football game.
Please email/call with the following information:
Make/Model of the vehicle
License Plate Number and State
Address of where the car will be parked
Complete details can be found here.
On-street Parking Permission
To park on College Heights streets, College Heights residents should call 814-954-1019. This number is the College Heights parking permission hotline and must be used by College Heights residents only. Residents should leave a detailed message including the following information:
Location (Street and block number)
Date and time for which permission is requested
Vehicle license plate and state
Assume permission is granted unless the Parking Department calls to say otherwise. Permission may also be requested by emailing the Parking Department at parkingdept@statecollegepa.us with the above information. All permissions are weather permitting. Streets must be clear in the event of a snow emergency.
All Pennsylvania Vehicle Code violations will be strictly enforced.
Historic Property Designation
A number of properties contribute to College Heights' designation as one of State College's historic districts. The Historic Resources Commission encourages owners of those properties to recognize those structures with a Historic Plaque.
To determine whether or not your property is on the list of those contributing to the Historic District designation, please contact John Wilson at planningdept@statecollegepa.us or call 323-7109. Information about the plaques can be found at the Historic Borough Plaque Program link.
Non-Student Housing Info Listserv
For some time, community members have requested a resource for local non-student residents to exchange Centre Region housing information. Representatives of Penn State, borough staff, and the Coalition now have developed a listserv for such purposes.
Coalition Members' Role: Our neighborhoods have been invited to try out the listserv in a pilot program by promoting participant sign-up. By populating the listserv in this manner, we will help to identify bugs in the system so that they can be addressed prior to full usage this spring.
Thus, Coalition officers are asked to encourage their members to subscribe to this listserv, whether or not they have a property to rent or sell, or want to find a new home themselves. In so doing, they will test the sign-up system, and also can view postings when they appear, offering feedback on the system. Our members also may forward this message to others.
To subscribe to the listserv, click here: and then click on the 'Subscribe-to-Local-Living' button. A responding email will confirm your subscription. Approve the confirmation by responding to that email, and you will receive a welcome message with instructions on how to use to the listserv, including adding postings.
Guidelines for Postings: Persons having housing available for sale or rent (for more than three months) are asked to provide the following information via email to Local-Living-L-subscribe-request@lists.psu.edu:
Property owner's name
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If a rental listing: whether utilities are included or to be paid by the tenant
If a rental listing: the term of the lease
Any information regarding the property that will help a potential buyer/tenant determine if the property will suit their needs
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The Ritz-Carlton Debuts in Mexico City, Shining a New Light on This Center of Commerce and Culture
With Unparalleled Service, Sweeping Views, and Culturally Immersive Programming, The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City Brings this Capital City to Life in a Distinct Way
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, L.L.C. is excited to announce the debut of The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City, providing discerning travelers with a new way to discover one of the world's most dynamic destinations. Transforming the city's skyline and sitting amongst the country's tallest buildings, the hotel is centrally located along the iconic Paseo de Reforma and showcases uninterrupted views of the famed Chapultepec Park. Featuring the legendary service of the brand's Ladies and Gentlemen, each detail of the hotel is thoughtfully designed to immerse guests in the city's rich culture and offer a unique perspective on this beloved destination.
"We are thrilled to bring The Ritz-Carlton brand to Mexico City, exemplifying our commitment to delivering unparalleled experiences and creating meaningful memories in the world's most exciting markets," said Donna McNamara, Vice President and Global Brand Leader, The Ritz-Carlton. "Whether enjoying a hotel tour with a local historian to be immersed into the Mexican rituals and celebrations that inspired the hotel design, or allowing our Ladies and Gentlemen to curate a day of exploration in the city, we are excited to provide both guests and locals with a unique lens on this incredible destination."
Soaring 58-stories high, The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City is located in a stunning building concepted by Taller G and features 153 guest rooms and suites. Capitalizing on its enviable location and views, a double glass façade provides unique open-air terraces, inviting guests to discover a new perspective on the enchanting city. The interiors, designed by Chapi Chapo Design, were created to serve as a looking glass into Mexico City's dynamic past, present, and future. Paying homage to the city's profound influence on the surrealist art movement, the hotel embraces the way famed Mexican artists like Frida Kahlo, Gunther Gerzso and Leonora Carrington celebrated their indigenous roots and broke away from colonial influences. At The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City, the use of metals, mirrors and glass serve to reflect the exterior into the interior, creating a surrealist experience by playing with perspective and distorting the surrounding, traditional architecture. While a neutral color palette invokes a sense of calm, shades of smokey ash, deep blues, and metallic fibers are woven in throughout the hotel as a nod to Mexican storytelling and folklore.
"The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City will act as a literal and figurative gateway along the Paseo de Reforma, welcoming and encouraging guests to learn about the colorful history, dynamic present and bright future of Mexico City," stated Luis Lopez, General Manager at The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City. "The Ladies and Gentlemen of The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City are eager to welcome our guests and accompany them on a memorable journey during their stay."
Featuring unparalleled service, The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City celebrates legendary Mexican hospitality and offers guests a highly personalized experience. The hotel features a wide range of carefully curated amenities designed for cultural discovery and epicurean adventures or business travel, including The Ritz-Carlton Club® Lounge with an exclusive Club Concierge, a heated indoor swimming pool, large fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment and a signature Ritz-Carlton Spa with six luxurious treatment rooms. Bringing the destination to life in a unique way, The Ritz-Carlton Spa thoughtfully sources local ingredients and botanicals, which are then coupled with the healing and spiritual traditions of Mexico City's Aztec culture. In addition to relaxing and rejuvenating treatments, the spa features an assortment of wellness areas, including steam rooms, saunas, and a timeless capsule room.
Dining at Samos, the Mediterranean inspired restaurant on the 38th floor of The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City, guests can enjoy cuisine featuring dynamic local flavors for a one-of-a-kind experience. Bringing vast luxury experience and expertise in Mexican, Italian, French, Peruvian and Argentinian cuisines, Chef Jonathan Felix has carefully created each dish to offer a culinary journey where flavors and sensations are elevated with every bite. The epicurean experiences continue through the dessert course with delicate sweets like Nido, an airy mango and passion fruit mousse encased in white chocolate and cradled by a spun sugar nest.
The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City also offers more than 4,300 square feet of meeting space with floor to ceiling windows overlooking Chapultepec Park, ideally suited for a variety of events from meetings to celebratory occasions. The spaces have been designed to foster inspiration and connection whether a large gathering in the ballroom or an intimate board meeting.
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As I get older, fewer and fewer things have that effect on me. But nothing in my life has ever prepared me for what occurred last Tuesday, October 18, 2016. On that evening the actions of the Henniker New Hampshire Select Board, left me permanently confused.
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Modern life is full of conveniences, and yet with those conveniences comes the expectation that you need to do more with your time. This means take on more work, consume more content, see more, do more, and this can end up pushing you past your breaking point. It can lead to stress, poor health, strained relationships, and otherwise your life can unravel before you know it. In order to calm down and appreciate what you have, you have to edit back your life. Start with your material possessions. Keep only what you truly value and, more importantly, place greater emphasis on the things you buy. Will you actually use it? Is it critical that you buy it? Do you want it or have you just seen it advertised so much you think you want it?
Slowing down your life is done when you give yourself the chance to take a breath. Pick up more hobbies that encourage you to focus, rather than on ones that deteriorate your ability to focus, like scrolling through your phone or flipping through channels. Care more about what you have and what you do, and you'll be amazed at how much happier you can be.
Maintaining friendships as an adult are hard. Unless you work together, you don't have any common ground where you can see them regularly. You need to go out of your way to see them, and with how busy life can get this can result in lost friendships and estrangements. Once you have edited back your life so that you do less, it's time to invite those friends back into your life. The more regular you make your hang-outs, the more natural it will be and the less energy it will take, meaning you can see your friends often without the added effort.
We are intelligent creatures that have the power and intellect to completely shape the world around us. It is no wonder, then, that when we don't continue to learn and put an effort on learning we can quickly feel like we aren't living up to our potential. Feeling proud of ourselves and what we can do is a huge part of living a fulfilled life. This could mean reading more, it could mean taking free courses online, or it could even mean finally completed the IPAL program and getting certified. Learning will help you personally and professionally, which is why you should aim to learn something new every day.
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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/PSU-OIT-ARC/django-arcutils.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/PSU-OIT-ARC/django-arcutils)

## Install

    pip install -e git://github.com/PSU-OIT-ARC/django-arcutils.git#egg=django-arcutils

with ldap

    pip install git+https://github.com/PSU-OIT-ARC/django-arcutils.git#egg=django-arcutils[ldap]

with testing

    pip install git+https://github.com/PSU-OIT-ARC/django-arcutils.git#egg=django-arcutils[test]

Add to settings file:

    INSTALLED_APPS = (
        'arcutils',
    )

In **Django 1.6 and worse** you must add this after Django apps have been loaded (for example, in a models.py file):

    from arcutils.apps import ARCUtilsConfig
    ARCUtilsConfig().ready()

Optionally, add your LDAP connection information

    LDAP = {
        "default": {
            "host": "ldap://ldap-bulk.oit.pdx.edu",
            "username": "rethinkwebsite,ou=service,dc=pdx,dc=edu",
            "password": "foobar",
            "search_dn": "ou=people,dc=pdx,dc=edu",
            "ca_file": "/path/to/ca_file.crt",
        }
    }

## Features

1. Monkey Patch `django.contrib.auth.forms.PasswordResetForm` so that it raises an error if the email address is not found in the DB
1. Adds the `bootstrap` template tag and all arcutils template tags to the builtin template tags
1. `arcutils.will_be_deleted_with(obj)` yields a two tuple -- a model class, and a set of objects -- that would be deleted if obj were deleted. This is useful on your delete views so you can list the objects that will be deleted in a cascading manner.
1. `arcutils.ChoiceEnum`
```python
class FooType(ChoiceEnum):
    A = 1
    B = 2

    _choices = (
        (A, "Alpha"),
        (B, "Beta"),
    )

# in your model somewhere

class SomeModel(models.Model):
    foo = models.ChoiceField(choices=FooType)

```
1. `arcutils.dictfetchall` pass a cursor, and get the rows back as a dict
1. `arcutils.ldap.escape` is an alias for `ldap.filter.escape_filter_chars`
1. `arcutils.ldap.ldapsearch(query, using='default', **kwargs)` performs an LDAP search using the LDAP connection specified by the using parameter.
1. `arcutils.ldap.parse_profile()` will parse out the first_name, last_name, email, and odin as a dict from an ldap result.
```python
results = ldapsearch("odin=mdj2")
dn, entry = results[0]
parse_profile(entry)
```
1. `arcutils.BaseFormSet` and `arcutils.BaseModelFormSet` have an iter_with_empty_form_first() that is is basically `([formset.empty_form] + formset.forms)`. This makes it convenient to iterate over the empty form in templates, without having a special case for it.
1. `arcutils.BaseFormSet` and `arcutils.BaseModelFormSet` override the clean method, so that if a form is being deleted, its validation errors are blanked out.
1. arcutils will clear expired sessions after `CLEAR_EXPIRED_SESSIONS_AFTER_N_REQUESTS` requests.
   The default is 100 requests. `CLEAR_EXPIRED_SESSIONS_AFTER_N_REQUESTS` can be set to `None` to
   disable this feature. Note: the implementation is probabilistic, so there's no guarantee that
   expired sessions will be cleared after exactly N requests.

### Logging

`arcutils.logging.basic` configures basic logging to the console, and pipes
logs to `LOGSTASH_ADDRESS` using the logstash-forwarder protocol when DEBUG is
off. Add `LOGGING_CONFIG = 'arcutils.logging.basic'` to use. Set the
`LOGSTASH_ADDRESS` to something like 'localhost:5000' during development. It
defaults to 'logs.rc.pdx.edu:5043'. The logstash-forwarder protocol requires
SSL, so you must specify the path to a CA file using the `LOGSTASH_CA_CERTS`
setting. This package includes the PSUCA.crt file, which is the default.

`arcutils.logging.basic` also configures error email logging; for this to work, the `SERVER_EMAIL`
setting *must* be set to a valid value.

## Testing

    pip install model_mommy django mock python3-ldap
    ./runtests.py


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Goh Leong San () (born 15 November 1967) is a Malaysian politician. Goh is a former Malacca State Legislative Assemblyman (MLA) for several Malacca state constituencies; Tengkera (1995-2004), Bandar Hilir (2004-2008), Kesidang (2008-2013) and Duyong (2013-2018).

Presently Goh is an independent politician after his resignation from Democratic Action Party (DAP) in 2017. He was previously the state chairman for Malacca and also Central Executive Committee member for DAP.

Early life and education
Goh was born on 15 November 1967 in Malacca. His name, Leong San, literally means "Hero of Mount Liang" in Chinese, a name that also was used in the famous Chinese classical novel Water Margin.

He completed his tertiary education at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) obtaining the Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Chemistry. He then became a chemist and household products manufacturer.

Political career
Goh had joined the DAP in 1994. He contested the constituency of Tengkera twice and won in 1995 and 1999 to become its assemblyman from 1995 to 2004 before switching to contest the seat Bandar Hilir, Malacca in 2004 election.

Goh ascended to the DAP Malacca State Chief in 2005, succeeding his mentor Sim Tong Him. Goh had secured 85 votes in the hotly contested party internal election, which also saw DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng and his wife Betty Chew unexpectedly got the lowest number of votes out of 15 candidates, thus causing Chew to lose her seat on the Malacca DAP committee entirely. Chew was "saddened by the results", but said she accepted her defeat. However, Teresa Kok, a DAP Member of Parliament (MP), suggested there was a conspiracy behind the defeat of Lim and Chew in their re-election campaigns.  Both Goh and Sim DAP membership was suspended for one-year suspension on 16 February 2016, reportedly for disparaging the party. Goh was initially alleged to turn Independent assemblyman but somehow refuted by DAP which maintained he was still a member under suspension of the party later.

In the 2008 election, Goh at age 40 continued to run for state assemblyman seat and had won again against incumbent Koh Nai Kwong of MCA-BN in the electoral constituency of Kesidang with margin of 1,399 votes

In the 2013 election, he faced off against Gan Tian Loo from MCA-BN for the Duyong, Malacca state seat and won again, though by a much smaller margin of just 205 votes. He however later resigned as state opposition leader in October 2013.

Goh himself was ousted as the state DAP chief on 14 December 2015 by the newly-elected state committee that had selected Tey Kok Kiew instead.

On 12 February 2017, Goh along with Sim, MP for Kota Melaka and two other Malacca state assemblymen namely Lim Jack Wong of Bachang, and Chin Choong Seong of Kesidang finally decided and announced their resignation from the DAP to be Independents, citing lack of trust in the party leadership. They later had formed an independent candidates bloc called 'Justice League' to contest in the 2018 election (GE14) using the key as their common symbol but all had lost. In the elections, Goh contested as independent candidate the parliamentary constituency of Kota Melaka and state constituency of Bandar Hilir concurrently but had lost both constituencies.

Hence, even though Goh never get to be a MP of Dewan Rakyat, he had become a five-term assemblyman of various state seats from 2004 until 2018.

Controversies
On 17 September 2015, Dr. Wong Fort Pin, the Bukit Palah DAP branch chairman who is also a doctor then, successfully sued Goh with Sim for defamation because of libelous media statements they have issued to implicate him in outraging the modesty of his patients and also accused his sibling of being involved in illegal activities. He won RM300,000 in damages.

Personal life
Goh is married and a father of three children.

Election results

References

Living people
1967 births
People from Malacca
Malaysian politicians of Chinese descent
Independent politicians in Malaysia
Former Democratic Action Party (Malaysia) politicians
Leaders of the Opposition in the Malacca State Legislative Assembly
Members of the Malacca State Legislative Assembly
21st-century Malaysian politicians


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This is common among parents and family members. If this is you, there is hope.
My Mum never wanted to get involved in my homework. She felt that my teachers would do a much better job and that I might get confused if she helped me, especially with maths. She has since told me that she was never any good at maths and I am guessing there was some fear around not understanding what I was doing.
The consequence was, that I was left to my own resources and sometimes floundered. The good news was, of course, that I knew that getting my homework done was entirely up to me and I learnt to study independently (even though I DID leave my homework to the last minute! EEK!). To this day, I observe in awe, when I see parents support their children with their homework.


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