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Innovations these days are no longer news around the world due to how rampant they've become. Technology is making the world easier by the day with so many gadgets across different brands and operating systems serving different purposes from security, assistance, shopping, itinerary planning, and the list is almost inexhaustible.
Let's not even talk about robots and artificial intelligence, they're entirely different dimensions on how technology makes life easier. With smart technologies, you can virtually become the security guard of your home and monitor any living thing from the comfort of your home, office, or wherever you are around the globe.
Ever since the advent of CCTV to the tech mainstream market, several other innovations sharing the same functions have sprung up around the tech market.
Some come packed with even smarter features surpassing that of the CCTV where you can even maintain surveillance in your home from wherever you are. Some come with burglar sensors to alert when you when someone is intruding on your private property.
Some of these security gadgets and software are very easy to use. Also, there are some which offer medical security, you can read up medical gadgets review to learn more.
However, for this article, we will focus more on gadgets that provide security from intruders. They don't require you to be all tech savvy to operate, so long as you can read and understand, you are good already.
This outdoor camera provides crisp, clear visuals of your outdoor in high-definition. It has a wireless IP connection and an in-built web server that you can use to stream or obtain live video feed from wherever you are.
It also lets you monitor activities around the environment of your home. Since you can't possibly be going out with your computer, your smartphone can be of tremendous help so long as it has an internet connection. With a hand-held device like your phone, you detect who's trying to snoop around your house and call for assistance right away.
You don't have to go look out for who's knocking on your door and possibly end up with a gun pointed at your head ordering you back in to go get some bucks or whatever valuable(s) the criminal decides to part with.
With the ring video doorbell, you can see who's knocking and then decide whether you wish to grant the person entrance or not. The interesting part is that the ring video doorbell pro is compatible with both Android and iOS devices.
This makes it easier for you to see who it is no matter where you are from within or even outside your home. You need an internet connection, and the app specifically demands a Wi-Fi service to provide you with visuals on your door.
With your smartphone, you can easily lock your door using the August Smart Lock. So, instead of having keys dangling in your hands all the time, your phone can serve as your house key.
This feature makes it almost impossible for anyone to access your home by stealing and duplicating your keys because you won't even have them in the first place.
Locking and unlocking your door with your phones and without keys is great for security. You can create virtual keys for your family members too.
CCTVs are usually stationed at the rooftop or any elevated angle around your home. They don't move around the house, so they are like your gatekeepers which is fantastic. They mostly sense outside activity and tilt their lenses to such as a signal to you that someone's around.
With the Riley Robot, you've got eyes all over your home. It roams about the entire the confines of your home scanning and alerting you of anything it finds. It can handle different surfaces. From carpets to tiles and even your lawn.
While you are away, there's a tiny security guard that is less conspicuous, monitoring your indoors and making sure unauthorized guests are reported.
You can unlock your door the same way you unlock your phones with pins and password. The Samsung SHS lock affords you this opportunity. It is attached to your door just a little above the knob or beneath it, and it's the touchscreen style.
This means that only you and the people you choose to disclose your password or pin to can have access to your home. The lock employs circuit technology just to ensure when things go wrong, you can withstand high voltage electric shock. This case is highly unlikely though.
These mats can be placed on all the entrances to your house, and when someone steps on it, pressure is applied. This intrusion causes the mat to send a wireless signal to a chime unit.
This way you don't need to keep an eye on your cameras for visitors when they show up, you'll certainly know when they do, and even when you forget to lock your door, you won't be ignorant of anyone trying to get in. A technology that helps you even when you go careless or keep forgetting isn't that amazing?
This barking dog alarm can make your unwanted guest think a bulldog is barking somewhere and preparing to charge at him or her. Once it is triggered by burglars, the invisible dog starts barking, and intruders are more than likely to feel trepidation.
The alarm is active even through walls. These dog barking alarms are quite exceptional as they save the day for many homes in times of security challenges.
With everything technological advancements has to offer, security is arguably the most pivotal because we all need to be safe to use other offerings of science and technology.
It's important we grab this security gains and stay safe. Most times we wait for trouble to rear up before applying security measures, that's more expensive, and it's better to live ready. The outlined gadgets and many others you can explore can always help keep you safe at least before the police show up.


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Q: Loop to create Multiple JSON files from the CSVs saved in multiple folder Hi all can help to enhanced my python code for creating JSON files. I want to create loop that creates json (different json for each of the folder) from the csv files save in different folder and  and then save all the json in the one common folder. Right now I am using below code and changing the path last two digits manually to create json one by one that is very tedious task.
Or is possible to create same task in R?
import csv
import json
import glob
import os

class csv2jsonindirectory():
    def Python_trial(self):
        # Update the following variable with the path in windows and replace
        # every "\" with "/".
        path_to_folder = "C:\\Users\\CSVs\\AO"
        csv_files_in_folder = path_to_folder + '/*.csv'
        csvfilenames = []
        i = 1
        mydict = {}
        for filename in glob.glob(csv_files_in_folder):
            csvfilenames.append(os.path.splitext(filename)[0])
            rows = []
        for i in range(len(csvfilenames)):
            with open(csvfilenames[i] + ".csv", "r") as f:
                csvreader = csv.DictReader(f)
                rows = list(csvreader)
                mydict["chartdiv" + str(i + 1)] = rows

        print(mydict)

        with open(csvfilenames[0] + ".json", 'w') as f:
            json.dump(mydict, f, indent= 4)

dd = csv2jsonindirectory()
dd.Python_trial()

A: Break it down into smaller problems.
I'm going to drop the class, because it doesn't seem to be needed. Also, I'm going to use pathlib instead of os.path.
import csv
import json
import pathlib

First, define a function that takes a path to the csv file and returns the contents as a list of dicts:
def load_csv(filepath):
    with filepath.open("r") as f:
        csvreader = csv.DictReader(f)
        return list(csvreader)

Now define a function that takes a path to a directory and loads all the csv files in that directory.
def load_all_csv_in_dir(dirpath):
    csv_map = {}

    for counter, filepath in enumerate(dirpath.glob("*.csv"), 1):
        csv_map[f"chartdiv{counter}"] = load_csv(filepath)

    return csv_map

Define a function that takes a directory; gathers all the csv files for each subdirectory; and saves them to a json file.
def gather_csv_from_subdirs(rootpath):
    for path in rootpath.iterdir():
        if not path.is_dir():
            continue

        csv_map = load_all_csv_in_dir(path)

        if not csv_map:
            continue

        jsonfile = rootpath / f"{path.parts[-1]}.json"
        with jsonfile.open("w") as f:
            json.dump(csv_map, f, indent=4)

Lastly,
gather_csv_from_subdirs(pathlib.Path("C:/Users/CSVs"))

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Balancing Technology and Human Touch in Agriculture Extension Services
By Guest Writer on September 27, 2017
For farmers who do not trust or simply do not understand information technology, successful organizations must balance new technology and human interaction in agricultural extension services, as I learned at ICTforAg's "Seeding & Scaling Digital Extension Services" session.
The Power of Video
Alex Dunlop, Director of Business Development at Digital Green, said human interaction is what actually creates behavior change and provides the comfort level necessary for someone to take a risk. Digital Green has integrated technology and personal touch into their digital video training for smallholder farmers in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.
A YouTube for farmers, they partner with local organizations to create and upload thousands of "how-to" videos of original content in local languages, starring local farmers, which are freely available on Digital Green's website.
But the greatest impact happens when agricultural extension officers moderate small group showings of these 8-10 minute videos. The extension officers leverage the videos as a teaching tool, pausing to ask farmers about what they remember from previous videos, what they think of the techniques being presented, and what they are adopting on their own farms.
Compared to traditional agricultural extension, Digital Green's approach results in a seven times higher adoption rate of agricultural technologies, for a tenth of the cost, the organization says.
The Personalized Knowledge of Infomediaries
A balance of technology and face-to-face interaction makes two-way communication easier for smallholder farmers and extension officers in Bangladesh. Midrul Chowdhury, CEO and Founder of mPower Social Enterprises, explained how mPower's Farmer Query System employs young, tech-savvy "infomediaries" to go out to farmers with a smart phone, capture an agricultural question or problem by voice, text or photo, and send it back to a dashboard connected to a cadre of agricultural experts.
The infomediary receives the experts' response within 12 hours and then relays it to the farmers. This combination of mobile technology and human interaction allows farmers who do not own mobile technology themselves to access high-quality expert advice at no cost and in a fraction of the time required for traditional agricultural extension services in Bangladesh.
The service is currently funded by USAID, CARE Bangladesh and Dhaka Ahsania Mission, with plans to tap into private sector funding on behalf of agricultural input providers.
The Convenience of Locally-Hosted Content
For extension officers and beneficiaries in Nigeria without reliable internet access, HITCH Powered by Flexfinity Media offers a wireless router that stores content relevant to local populations, such as agricultural training videos. Any user who connects to a nearby HITCH can access the content offline, as well as communicate with neighboring users.
But co-Founder Chukwuemeka Uche Onuora emphasized that extension officers remain key to the use of HITCH, selecting the appropriate online content for the farmers they are reaching and facilitating group viewings. Information technology has opened up the opportunities to scale agricultural extension services to millions of smallholder farmers, but impact still requires the human touch to build trust and influence behavior change.
Samantha Bailey is working on the AgResults Initiative evaluation team at Abt Associates
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Pericope is a Greek word meaning a selection of verses that form a coherent unit or thought. In other words a pericope is a passage. The Pericope Adulterae is a fancy Latin way of referring to the familiar passage in John 7:53-8:11 in which Jesus confronts a group of men intent on stoning a woman caught committing adultery.
53 Then they all went home, 1 but Jesus went to the Mount of Olives.
2 At dawn he appeared again in the temple courts, where all the people gathered around him, and he sat down to teach them.3 The teachers of the law and the Pharisees brought in a woman caught in adultery. They made her stand before the group4 and said to Jesus, "Teacher, this woman was caught in the act of adultery.5 In the Law Moses commanded us to stone such women.Now what do you say?"6 They were using this question as a trap,in order to have a basis for accusing him.
But Jesus bent down and started to write on the ground with his finger.7 When they kept on questioning him, he straightened up and said to them, "Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stoneat her."8 Again he stooped down and wrote on the ground.
The reason that the Pericope Adulterae gets a a Latin title is that many scholars and textual critics believe that this passage is a later addition to the Gospel of John. The vocabulary does not seem to be Johannine and many of the earliest Greek manuscripts do not have this passage, although the Latin manuscripts contain it and there some writings from the early Church Fathers which refer to the story. A few manuscripts have the Pericope Adulterae in the Gospel of Luke. It seems to be a better fit there with Luke's special concern for the outcast and downtrodden.
Despite the controversy concerning the Pericope Adulterae, no authority either ancient or modern questions whether it actually belongs somewhere in the Gospel and the ancient Fathers were unanimous in believing it to be a true story from the like of Jesus. No modern translation omits the passage although many place it in brackets to indicate the uncertainty about the passage. The creators of the Conservative Bible Project intend to omit the Pericope Adulterae because it is used by liberals.
Increasingly many Christian churches, including the Catholic Church, are reciting, teaching and popularizing the Pericope de Adultera (Latin for "the passage of the adulterous woman"), set forth at from John 7:53-8:11. In the story a mob surrounds a woman to stone her for adultery, and ask Jesus what they should do. Jesus is describing as writing in the ground, and eventually beseeches those who have not sinned to cast the first stone. The crowd then disperses, beginning with the eldest first.
The movie The Passion of Christ includes flashbacks to a scene based on this passage; Bartleby's quotations include its famous line, "Let him who is without sin cast the first stone"; and sermons are increasingly based on it. Arguments against the death penalty often cite this passage.
Amid this scholarship, why is the emphasis on this passage increasing? The answer lies in its liberal message: do not criticize or punish immoral conduct unless you are perfect yourself. Liberals cite this passage to oppose the death penalty, a misuse that has been criticized. But one need not be perfect before he can recognize wrongdoing in himself. The Mosaic laws clearly state death as a punishment for sin. So the argument that an individual must be perfect is not relevant. The God-ordained government has the responsibility for punishment. Civilized society may not depend on stoning to deter immoral crimes, but it does depend on retribution enforced by people who are themselves sinners.
They do cite the legitimate textual reasons for omitting the passage, but I get the impression that the matter wouldn't come up at all if the "liberals" weren't using the passage. It seems likely that their main reason for omitting the passage is out of political or ideological considerations. This is simply not acceptable. You cannot rewrite the Bible to suit a particular political or social agenda. This procedure is not exegesis, studying the text to learn its meaning, but eisegesis, forcing one's own interpretation onto the text.
As it happens, the "liberals' misunderstand the meaning of the passage. Jesus is not advocating moral relativism, but compassion in judgement. He forgives the woman for her sin, he does not say that she has not sinned and he instructs the woman to sin no more, not to go back to her life of sin. The idea is, I think, that while we should condemn the sin, the Pharisees were right to arrest the woman, under the Law of Moses, but judgement must be tempered with compassion and an acknowledgement that we too are sinners.
I should add, by the way, that Jesus's actions were in line with the rabbinical teaching of his time, especially among the Pharisees, who generally advocated a more liberal interpretation of the Law, as opposed to the Sadducees who believe in a more literal application of the Law.
There have been attempts to rewrite the Bible almost since the the last books were written and the canon settled. One of the earliest such attempts was that of Marcion of Sinope who lived in the early second century AD. He believed that the Jewish God of the Old Testament was an inferior being to the God of the New Testament who was the real, universal deity. Marcion, therefore rejected the Old Testament entirely and only accepted the Gospel of Luke and ten of Paul's letters which he edited to remove any Jewish influence. More recently, Thomas Jefferson cut out all of the portions of the Gospels which contained miracles, supernatural events, or claims that Jesus was divine. Joseph Smith not only wrote the Book of Mormon, but he "translated' portions of the Bible to suit the needs of his new creed. The Jehovah's Witnesses commissioned the New World Translation, which included changes in wording to support their doctrines.
These revisions were all made for religious reasons by members of various sects who believed that either the contents or the existing translations of the Bible were somehow distorted or corrupted. Jefferson was not an exception. He was a Deist and a naturalist who believed that the pure message of Jesus was corrupted by succeeding generations of clergymen. In our more secular age, we have people who seek to revise the Bible to support a particular political or philosophical agenda. Thus we see the very theologically liberal scholars of the Jesus Seminar publishing a Bible that reflects their very liberal views that the Bible most Christians read is unreliable. There is a group of homosexuals who have published the Queen James Bible, in which all of the uncomplimentary references to homosexuality have been removed. And, there is the Conservative Bible Project.
translation bias, mainly of the liberal kind, in converting the original language to the modern one.
Experts in ancient languages are helpful in reducing the first type of error above, which is a vanishing source of error as scholarship advances understanding. English language linguists are helpful in reducing the second type of error, which also decreases due to an increasing vocabulary. But the third — and largest — source of translation error requires conservative principles to reduce and eliminate.
Framework against Liberal Bias: providing a strong framework that enables a thought-for-thought translation without corruption by liberal bias. For example, the Living Bible translation has liberal evolutionary bias; the widely used NIV translation has a pro-abortion bias.
Utilize Terms which better capture original intent: using powerful new conservative terms to capture better the original intent; Defective translations use the word "comrade" three times as often as "volunteer"; similarly, updating words that have a change in meaning, such as "word", "peace", and "miracle".
Accept the Logic of Hell: applying logic with its full force and effect, as in not denying or downplaying the very real existence of Hell or the Devil.
Terms like liberal and conservative are misleading enough when applied to contemporary American politics. They have absolutely no meaning at all in terms of the politics and economics of the societies in which the books of the Bible were written. Any honest translation of the Bible into a modern language seeks to convey the meaning of the words and phrases of the original languages as closely as possible to the intended meaning of the writers, without allowing contemporary issues in politics or theology to influence the translation. Allowing such issues to influence the translation is the same as rewriting the Bible. I don't think there is very much difference between the Queen James Bible and a Conservative Bible. I also think that attempting to translate the Bible in such a way as to support a claim of divine sanction for any human made political or social system would not only be distorting the meaning of scripture but also close to blasphemy.


The rights to importing, distributing, selling and marketing the KAH tequila brand is now to be held by Stoli Group.
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Stoli Group's entry into tequila comes at a time of near-unprecedented growth for the category. According to IWSR's US Beverage Alcohol Review 2016, tequila posted 5.2% growth to surpass the 15m nine-litre-case mark in 2015 and "shows no signs of slowing down".
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Acting on the advice of medical experts, National Science Foundation (NSF) officials have directed the NSF-chartered research vessel Nathaniel B. Palmer to put ashore a person in need of a level of care not available aboard the ship.
The R/V Palmer, which is at sea in Antarctic waters, will divert to the British Antarctic Survey's Rothera Station. After arriving at Rothera, the patient will be flown to Punta Arenas, Chile.
The Palmer is on a first, extended research cruise related to the International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration.
Thanks and credit to NSF.
115 years of uninterrupted Argentine permanence in Antarctica!
Today, Friday, February 22nd is the Argentina Antarctica Day and more than 115 years of uninterrupted Argentina stay in Antarctica!
On 22 February 1904, Argentine flag flames on the Laurie Island of the group of Orkney Islands, when the current Orcadas Base (WAP ARG-15) was inaugurated.
Very few people know that February 22nd is Argentina's Antarctic Day even if, it's already one hundred and fifteen years ago that Argentina sets his presence in Antarctica, of which the first forty years Argentines were the only permanent occupants!
According to NCPOR the 38th Indian Antarctic Research Expedition will use the Icebreaker "Vasiliy Golovnin" for supply the Indian Scientific Bases in the Icy Continent. FESCO Transportation Group signed a contract with the National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research (NCPOR, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Government of India) for 2019 Antarctic Season.
By the terms of the contract, FESCO icebreaker ship "Vasiliy Golovnin" is to deliver general cargo, food products, fuel to the Indian Antarctic stations Bharati and Maitri. NCPOR scientists are joining to this expedition aboard FESCO vessel. The ship did start its Antarctic voyage, under the command of Captain Iksan Yusupov, at the port of Cape Town last January 26th with members of the 38th IAE led by Dr Shailendra Saini.
The involvement of M/V Vasiliy Golovnin in Antarctica will last for three months.
Few days ago the icebreaker did reach Bharati Station (WAP IND-Ø4). As far as WAP know, there aren't Ham radio operators among the Indian Team this year!
India's scientists and personnel did celebrate the 2019's Republic Day at Maitri (WAP IND-Ø3) last Jan. 27 and on at Bharati Station (WAP IND.Ø4) on last Jan. 28.
A Turkish expedition team, departed for Antarctica to set up a temporary scientific research base, arrived in the world's coldest continent on Monday Feb. 4.
It is not clear where Turkey is going to set its own Base; some sources indicate Robert Island as a possible site, where in 2018, 28 Turkish researchers built the country's first campsite.
Turkey also sent 12 scientists to the research bases of different countries, including Poland, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria and Chili, in 2017 and 2018. As the feasibility study for a permanent Turkish Research Base in Antarctica continues, a temporary base will be built during the current Turkish expedition that kicked off earlier this week.
Arctowski Station: What is the wooden building next to the Shag Point lighthouse?
Continuing our studies on the peculiarities, or simply the curiosities enclosed in the perimeters of the Antarctic Research Bases , we came across a wooden building near the lighthouse of Arctowski Station (Pic aside).
The Polish Station in Antarctica has a lighthouse on the rock at Shag Point (62°09′28″ South, 58°27′56″ West) that provides navigational aid in Admiralty Bay. Its construction started in December 1977 and the lighthouse was operational on March 16th, 1978.
Recently, when browsing the web, we discovered very close the Rock that surmounts the lighthouse, a wood building. What is that, we asked?
In some websites it is called "Chapel" , in other websites it is called "Tourist and souvenir shop", but what is the truth?
Seba wrote: – Although it may seems a chapel, that house wa s a "Turist house"! Upon being established, its location was barely a dozen meters from the sea. Now, during high tide, it is less than a meter away. That little house, was build in 1998 from wood waste after the general rebuild of the Station. The main builders was Zubek brothers and Suszczewski, originator and chief builder of Arctowski.
We experienced that, the sea rises about 1meter shore per year….
During the 2016 Antarctic campaign, storm waves touched the house. Warsaw (Command Center) decided to demolish the house!
That year, it was one of the tasks in my expedition. I and couple friends took on the work to move it near the Station, so to rescue it from demolish. We did rise the complete building on round pieces of wood, then we slid them on huge sleigh, after having destroyed a couple of rocks by hammer because the road was too narrow (photo here in the Left). We did relocate the little house near the main station buildings (photo below to the Right).
This operation lasted for a week … but we saved it!
We have to be grateful to Seba SQ1SGB; thanks to him, now we know little more about that building that looked like a Chapel!


I'm looking to buy the new razer blade 15..
Which one i should buy?
I'm usually running 1 or 2output a the time.. 1080..
Should i choose the Full HD 60Hz GTX 1060, or 144Hz RTX 2060 or RTX 2080 ?
I use the touchscreen part of my Blades all the time. The GTX1060's performance benchmarks are posted in the benchmark thread.
RTX add's real time ray tracing that no one has really developed yet (it's new, give it time).
I have the RTX2080 atm and since there has only been 2 driver releases, there are still some bugs. I'm getting about 30fps, so I'm hoping on a call with Nvidia later today to see if we can get a fix for this and have it rolled out in the next driver release. (We will see).
So which one should be the best? 1060?
Do you make your own content? What else will this laptop be for? Just Resolume?
Well, I'm running after effect and 3D lighting software like grandMA 3D and WYSIWYG..
AE is CPU based, If you're running Element, that will use some openGL.
MA3D is openGL and I'm not sure on WYSIWYG.
The RTX card won't have any benefits for these software anytime soon.
So I'd say go with whatever will bring you the most return ($) the quickest.
On the other hand, Do you want to resell the laptop in the future, or run it until it dies? If you're looking to resell, having the latest GPU will help you in the long run. Either option is a good choice for what you're wanting to do (imo).
Oh nice! Thanks for your advise!!
So, overall, if i understand, if I choose the RTX one, it's gonna be all right to run resolume, AE, MA3D .. as The GTX one?.. but the RTX one have no benefic for these software right now..
They're both great for all of those applications. The RTX is going to have some performance improvements, but from what I've seen, it's not night and day improvements.
If you need real time ray-tracing then go for the RTX cards, but from what I'm aware of (correct me if i'm wrong), Resolume doesn't do real time ray tracing.


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The latest updates noted 770 recoveries and eight new deaths
Erika Engel
Public Health Ontario reported 959 new COVID cases today.
The latest updates noted 770 recoveries and eight new deaths.
The Dec. 2 updates provided by the province's public health agency and the ministry of health also reported the following data:
6,932 active cases, up from 6,750 reported yesterday.
291 people are hospitalized with COVID-19.
There are 139 COVID-positive patients in the ICU plus another 16 patients no longer testing positive for COVID-19.
There are 74 COVID-positive patients on ventilators and another 11 patients on ventilators no longer testing positive for COVID.
Among the new cases reported today are 446 unvaccinated people, 23 partially vaccinated people, and 429 fully vaccinated people. 61 cases were reported with vaccination status unknown.
Hospitalized cases (not in ICU) include 89 unvaccinated, 11 partially vaccinated, and 50 fully vaccinated people.
The ICU cases include 67 unvaccinated, five partially vaccinated, and 26 fully vaccinated people.
The seven-day average incidence rate by vaccination status is 13.4 cases per 100,000 unvaccinated people, 5.7 cases per 100,000 partially vaccinated people, and 3.2 cases per 100,000 fully vaccinated people.
The province reported 38,480 tests were processed yesterday, resulting in a 2.9 per cent positivity rate.
Of the new cases reported today, 118 are from Toronto, 75 are from Peel, 75 are from Simcoe-Muskoka, and 53 are from York Region.
Today's new cases include 57 newborns to four-year-olds, 165 kids ages five to 11, 83 youth between 12 and 19 years old, 285 people between 20 and 39 years old, 237 people between 40 and 59 years old, 119 people between 60 and 79 years old, and 11 people over 79 years old.
Public Health Ontario has confirmed 620,229 cases of COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic, and reported 603,285 recoveries and 10,012 deaths.
Since the start of the pandemic, 31,395 people have been hospitalized with COVID and 6,202 of them were in intensive care units.
The cumulative average incidence rate in the province is 4,209.5 cases per 100,000 people in Ontario.
Ontario's average weekly incidence rate last week was 37.6 cases per 100,000 people, which is up by 17.1 per cent compared to the week of Nov. 14.
For more on the province's breakdown of vaccination status, click here.
Simcoe-Muskoka
The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit reported 72 new COVID cases in its report yesterday.
There are currently 610 active cases in the region.
Thirty people from Simcoe County and three people from Muskoka District are hospitalized with COVID-19. Six people are in the ICU. Of the hospitalized cases, 18 are unvaccinated, and nine were fully vaccinated. Six hospitalized cases were partially vaccinated. According to the health unit, 35 per cent of hospitalized cases are under 60 years old.
Since the start of the pandemic, the local health unit has confirmed 15,711 cases of COVID-19 with 14,823 of those cases recovered and 278 cases ending in death.
The region's weekly incidence rate is 85.4 cases per 100,000 for the week beginning Nov. 22, which is up by 10.3 per cent compared to the week beginning Nov. 16.
The Grey Bruce Health Unit weekly incidence rate is 25.5 cases per 100,000, which is up by 180.2 per cent compared to the week of Nov. 16.
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From the opening strains of 1983's EP I Want To Be A Clone , Steve Taylor proved he didn't want to be like anyone else before him in the young history of Contemporary Christian music.
The genre's first alternative/punk superstar, Taylor released four projects in four successive years, culminating with the now out-of-print I Predict 1990 . He disappeared from the Christian music forefront shortly afterward, resurfacing in 1991 as a member of the alternative band Chagall Guevara, formed by Taylor and other musicians previously associated with Christian music. He returned to a solo career and a Christian label in 1993 with the release of Squint on Warner Alliance.
The multi-talented Taylor is nominated for seven Dove Awards this year for his work on various projects as songwriter, album producer, video director, and video producer. His new project, Liver , was recorded live last October in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and includes songs from his various solo recordings as well as the Chagall Guevara release.
I spoke with Taylor in Nashville over coffee one crisp late-February morning.
You're known as being pretty good at predicting... Could you have ever predicted that in 1995 flannel would become a fashion statement and that Steve Taylor would be nominated for seven Dove Awards?
The flannel seems easy compared to the Dove Awards. I really think there should be a lot of people asking for a recount because I'm sure there's been a big mistake.
From Clone on, you've been the ultimate nonconformist. Does it make you feel vaguely uneasy to have the stamp of approval from the Gospel music industry?
Peter [Furler] from the Newsboys called up that day and started razzing me, "So hey, Mr. Gospel Music, huh..."
Let me tell you the story of how it came about for me. I was at the record company office. We had just finished a meeting regarding the cover for my album when Neal [Joseph] looked at his watch and said, "I'm sorry, I've got to run." I said, "What's up?" and he said, "They've got a press conference to announce the Dove Award nominees." That was the first I knew they were even coming out. In the back of my mind I thought that maybe a couple things I had been involved with might be nominated.
So I got in my little Honda and took a long drive. I had about an hour's worth of prayer. And it was simply, "God, if the praise of men affects me in a positive way, it will affect me in a negative way." When I got home I got the phone call and it was very good news. But I couldn't be too excited about it because if you take these things too seriously one way or the other, it just gets you off track.
So has the industry changed or have you changed?
That's a good question. You would have to say that the industry has changed in some ways when you look at the variety of categories and what's nominated in them. So I suppose the industry has gotten broader and more accepting of some of its extremes.
Then if you haven't changed, is accessibility still not really an issue for you?
It's not big on my list. (My record company might not be too happy to hear this!) God has, for whatever reason, provided these other projects, so number one in my mind in making a record is not accessibility.
I certainly don't mind the idea of being commercial or being accessible, because I think there's an art to that too. And all of us, as musicians and communicators, want to have as many people as possible hear us.
We all have to make decisions about where we're willing to compromise and where we're not. The first compromise comes when you decide you want someone besides yourself to hear your music. All of us would love to act like we're uncompromising, but the idea of an uncompromising band or artist flat out doesn't exist. The fact is, when you do something for the public, it involves compromises at different levels--it's just to what level.
How did you feel about last year's tribute album, I Predict A Clone ?
Well, that was really, really nice. It was one of the nicest things, certainly, that's happened to me.
It didn't make you feel dead?
What would compel one to name an album after an internal body part?
[Pause. Laughter.] Oh, yeah. The new album... I was going to ask what you were talking about... Usually titles are the toughest thing for me. "What do you name this album?" Usually I just cheese out and name it after a song. I was sitting one night trying to figure out what to name this thing, going through a long list of names, and nothing was quite striking me. And I was thinking aobut the word "live" and it came--"liver." How do you pronounce it? I don't care. Either way, it works. That's the beauty of it. And I must say it's the most sure I've ever been of a title, for better, for worse.
When asked in years past about live albums, you've stated that you're not real fond of them.
Part of the reason why I don't like live albums is that most of them aren't really live albums. You do a concert, you get some audience on tape, maybe you keep the drums, but most everything else is replaced so that by the time you're done, what you've got is a studio album with a live soundtrack.
Technology came so that we could have 24-track recording in tour with us every night. Originally I was going to take different selections from different nights, but then I said, "No, that's cheating. I'm just going to take things from one night."
The first time I saw you live was back in 1985. That night you verbalized the Gospel as clearly as I had ever heard an artist present it. As an industry, are we too sophisticated for that in the '90s?
Let me tell you where I've been. I would say that we started Chagall Guevara for all the right reasons. It was really immersed in prayer and we had a clear idea of where we thought we were going.
Maybe it was just a result of working in the pop music world, but somewhere in the process we started to lose the plot a bit. The band started falling apart over about six months. We were trying to move from one label to another and the whole thing was taking its toll on everybody with the legal maneuverings and all of that stuff. Meanwhile, the band couldn't write, couldn't record, and it didn't make sense to tour. During that time, I felt like we lacked a real sense of mission. And I started to realize that music without a strong sense of mission specifically relating to my Christian faith wasn't worth doing for me.
There is a cost to evangelism and speaking the Word, and that is to know what you're talking about. Ministers go to seminary; musicians, we might learn from other people's lyrics. There's a big responsibility that goes with presenting the Gospel and it needs to be taken seriously.
I think it's real important that we re discover this in Gospel music. It's particularly important at a time when the floodgates are opening up toward a larger audience that our message remains distinctive. Beyond just positive pop, we want to transform people's live with this music.
Can music alone adequately present the picture?
Actually, I've been doing a lot of thinking about this lately. I'm not exactly sure where music fits in or what my responsibility is, but I'm going to try to figure it out. It's like the paradigm has shifted and there's now a whole new generation of young people who don't respond to traditional ways of doing things. So how do we get through to those people in a way that makes sense?
I believe music does have some role to play in it. I think the music that will have an actual effect in evangelism is going to have to be deeper and have the same sort of effect that Dylan had in the late '60s, in that people would get in there and wrestle with his lyrics.
It is. In fact, it's a very hard segue between a high-energy show and trying to get people to make a commitment to Jesus not based on the emotion of the moment.
Very tricky things we're talking about, and there aren't any easy answers. But I know one thing that all of us who are musicians can do about this, and that's to pursue learning the Word and pursue Godliness and holiness. And very frankly, to hold the entertainment at arm's length; to keep it all in perspective.
God, in his mercy, lets me do music and I'm really appreciative for it. I don't look at what I'm doing as the same calling that I think Billy Graham has. I want to be true to the opportunities I've been given, but I don't want to fool myself into thinking that bigger and bigger automatically means that God is blessing. We have to be very careful that commerce and the ministry that we do don't become so intertwined that we can't tell the difference between the two.
You've cited Graham and Francis Schaeffer and C.S. Lewis as people whom you admire and want to be your role models. What should we learn from these men?
Number one, it's that having an anchor and staying with principles over the long haul is what really speaks. Those men were anchored over the long haul.
I admire the fact that they were able to communicate to the culture at large without diluting the Gospel message. It's almost like there was a little man sitting on their shoulder whispering, "No, no, no, you're talking to a subculture here. You've got to talk to the broader culture." They were able to speak to the culture at large without talking to a clique.
They were all men of integrity and took their responsibilities and positions seriously. I admire the fact that Billy Graham has set up his organization so he never has to say "trust me." He has accountability at all these different levels and he's almost saying, "Don't trust me--I'm going to surround myself with people who are always holding my feet to the fire."
These men also saw that they were very human and very capable of making mistakes. They realized that if they went down they would take a lot of people with them. I admire them for recognizing that.
When you made the decisions to get back into Christian music you seem to have totally committed yourself to the Gospel industry.
I didn't commit my life to an industry or organization, but I've definitely made my peace that being "Steve Taylor, Christian artist" is fine with me. Many musicians get frustrated being tagged a "Christian artist," but in fighting against that they often end up losing their way. And that's not worth it.
Brad Burkhart is a Christian media consultant and publisher of CRR . Photos for the article were taken by Ben Pearson.


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Accounts in Transit: FWV Fetching Picks Up American Pet Products Assn.
Mon., Mar. 15, 2021
By Steve Barnes
FWV Fetching, picks up American Pet Products Assn. The shop, which is French/West/Vaughan's pet and animal health PR/marketing wing, will handle communications and PR, along with social media support, for APPA, the Global Pet Expo and the Pets Add Life initiative, which promotes responsible pet ownership. "The team's track record of success serving brands in the pet and animal health industries will be hugely beneficial, as will access to the agency's full suite of in-house integrated media services, which is something we were looking for in a long-term strategic partner," said APPA President & CEO Steve King. The trade association is made up of nearly 1,000 pet product manufacturers, their representatives, importers and livestock suppliers.
5W Public Relations lands GNC health and wellness brand. It will support GNC's new and existing product portfolios, retail, exclusive products and distribution partners, and celebrity partnerships through strategic media and influencer relations, speaking engagements, thought leadership and activations, both regionally and nationally. 5W's health & wellness practice also represents brands in sectors including CBD and cannabis, parenting, and wellness technologies such as PPE and telemedicine.
Heather Krug PR & Marketing bets on VegasWINNERS, which provides sports betting enthusiasts with analysis, research, data, guidance and professional advice. Krug will help VegasWINNERS highlight its expert team of sports betting handicappers as well as its entertainment programming. "We wanted to work with someone who understood both sports and legal sports betting and know Heather is one of the best publicists around," said Wayne Allyn Root, VegasWINNERS Founder and CEO. "We also love her experience of having worked in the poker scene and with the National Thoroughbred Racing Association to publicize their major events to include the Triple Crown and Breeders Cup."
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Political science student brings transatlantic think-tank to campus
Lyndsey Cole and Josef Scheidt|September 29, 2017
RIta Maricocchi
RIta Maricocchi, a fourth-year student majoring in political science student, is fostering a chapter of transatlantic think-tank European Horizons at CWRU.
Returning from a semester abroad in Germany, Rita Maricocchi was inspired to bring a taste of European politics back to Case Western Reserve University.
On Sept. 24, students gathered in the interactive classroom at Stephanie Tubbs Jones Residence Hall to discuss the start of a new chapter of European Horizons, a transatlantic student think-tank formed at Yale University two years ago.
The original group was founded on the principle that the European Union often plays a much larger role in our lives than we realize, and that it often gets neglected. Built on four pillars— policy, network, innovation and outreach—European Horizons seeks students interested in discussing and debating the policies of the EU as well as gaining a better understanding of European relations. At CWRU, Maricocchi hopes that the chapter can provide a place for students to discuss transatlantic relations, something she noticed was missing upon her return from Germany.
"I really enjoyed my year abroad in Heidelberg, Germany, and I realized that students there are incredibly interested in and attentive to United States politics and current events," Maricocchi said. "I hope that with European Horizons, more students at [CWRU] will keep an eye on Europe in the news and think about how the EU might already be affecting what they study or are interested in."
This semester, Maricocchi hopes the chapter can hold events to discuss aspects of European politics, such as documentary screenings, panels and guest speakers. She wants to create a network of interested students who can help to define the vision of the organization on campus.
As an organization, European Horizons holds annual conferences where students can present their polished ideas on European policy to experts and hundreds of their peers. They also have the opportunity to get their research published in their journal called Review of European and Transatlantic Affairs (RETA) by attending the colloquium. As the organization is trying to get off the ground here at CWRU, they have three short term goals—build a foundational team, gain followers on social media and get an advisor to sort out logistics—and three long term goals—write a formal constitution, gain over 15 members and get Kelvin Smith Library to provide copies of RETA.
The CWRU chapter is just getting started, but Professor Karen Beckwith, chair of the Political Science Department, used the department newsletter to encourage interested students to join.
Beckwith said, "Given the number of elections in Europe this year, in France, Norway, the United Kingdom and [just last week in] Germany, European politics merit our scholarly and intellectual attention and interest."
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Did I mention I'll be there?
My colleague Ant will be there.
25% off with code ATDC4P_025.
Markus can sign 'ATDD by Example: A Practical Guide to Acceptance Test-Driven Development' for you.
You can talk to Gaspar Nagay, main contributor of the open-source .NET BDD tool, SpecFlow.
Ellen can sign one of her books for you.
You can talk to Chris Matts and Olav Masssen.
Díaz & Hilterscheid have put on a great event.
You can talk to people who make software from all over the world, share your stories.
There are more reasons, what am I missing?
People work with one set of ideas about how the software is. Everything they do, be it experimental or theoretical work, is informed by, and framed within, that set of ideas. There will be some evidence that doesn't fit, however. At first, that evidence will be ignored or sabotaged. Eventually, though, the anomalies will pile up so high they simply cannot be ignored or sabotaged any longer. Then comes crisis.
13 Things That Don't Make Sense - Michael Brooks.
To me, this is a pretty good explanation of software development, although of course, not in all cases of software development.
It's also a pretty good reason why things like agile, devops, devs, bdd, etc have come about.
We do approach things with a set of ideas and we do frame things with that set of ideas in mind.
We stick to our own ideas, even though some of our ideas have been born out of others' ideas and thoughts and words and we've blindly made them our ideas and thoughts.
- For more on this train of thought refer to Leprechauns of Software Development or various kinds of certification.
When we have ideas that we have actually conceived it can be a good thing because we all have different experiences, we all have different thoughts, we can all add something.
I think the problems occur when we don't let go of theses ideas (when beneficial) and learn from others experiences and listen to others ideas.
A lot of time we don't conceive ideas together for something we are supposed to be working on together.
Crisis, Kuhn said, is soon followed by the paradigm shift in which everyone gains a radically new way of looking at the world.
Does it? Not for software development, not as much as needed.
Crisis, Kuhn said, is soon followed by a attempt to throw more people at, work longer hours to stem and follow the procedures that caused the crisis in the first place until the next crisis arrives.


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China's rapid social transformation is reflected in a different order of priority of the country's various annual festivals and commemorative days. As the communist state continues to seek tight control over what is permissible, yet as official thinking also adapts to and tries to steer the reclamation of "tradition", the texture of China's festive calendar is altering. This change increasingly raises problems for a country and a people caught between the "new" China of the post-1949 period (which is also now "old") and the "old" China of centuries past (parts of which are again becoming "new").


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1894-ben az alábbi jogszabályokat alkották meg:

Magyarország

Törvények
1894. évi I. törvénycikk Székelykeve és Borcsány községekben az országgyűlési képviselői választói jog gyakorlásáról
1894. évi II. törvénycikk Az 1884:IV. tc. által Szeged szabad királyi városban felállitott középítészeti tanács hatáskörének meghosszabbításáról
1894. évi III. törvénycikk A Tisza és Bodrog mellék-folyó szabályozásának folytatólagos munkálatairól, valamint a Ferencz-csatorna tiszai torkolatának áthelyezéséről
1894. évi IV. törvénycikk A vinkovce-brecskai helyi érdekü vasutnak a gunjai állomástól a Száva áthidalásával Brecskáig leendő folytatásáról
1894. évi V. törvénycikk A telepitésről
1894. évi VI. törvénycikk Kereskedelmi viszonyainknak Oroszországgal való ideiglenes rendezéséről
1894. évi VII. törvénycikk A Fiume város területén emelendő épitmények rendkivüli adómentességéről szóló 1884:XXII. törvénycikkben foglalt kedvezmények határidejének meghosszabbitásáról és kiegészitéséről
1894. évi VIII. törvénycikk Az egyptomi tengeri egészségügyi szolgálat reformja iránt 1892. évi január 30-án Velenczében kötött nemzetközi egyezmény beczikkelyezéséről
1894. évi IX. törvénycikk Cholera-járvány idején a nemzetközi érintkezésben alkalmazandó közös védelmi intézkedésekről
1894. évi X. törvénycikk Az irodalmi vagy művészeti művek szerzői jogának kölcsönös oltalma végett Nagy-Britániával 1893. évi április 24-én Bécsben kötött államszerződés beczikkelyezése tárgyában
1894. évi XI. törvénycikk A versecz-kubini helyi érdekü vasut engedélyezése tárgyában
1894. évi XII. törvénycikk A mezőgazdaságról és mezőrendőrségről
1894. évi XIII. törvénycikk A Szamosvölgyi vasut-részvénytársaság hálózatához tartozó vasutvonalak engedélyokmányainak, s az ezekhez kiadott függeléknek egyesítéséről
1894. évi XIV. törvénycikk A Romániával 1893. évi deczember 21/9-én kötött kereskedelmi egyezmény beczikkelyezéséről
1894. évi XV. törvénycikk A szeszadónak a fogyasztási terület részére való biztositása tárgyában
1894. évi XVI. törvénycikk Az örökösödési eljárásról
1894. évi XVII. törvénycikk A vasuti árufuvarozás tárgyában Bernben 1890. évi október 14-én létrejött s az 1892. évi XXV. törvénycikkel beiktatott nemzetközi egyezmény kiegészitése iránt
1894. évi XVIII. törvénycikk Az 1885. évi IX. törvénycikk 10. §-ának és az 1889. évi XXXIV. törvénycikk 6. §-ának hatályon kivül helyezéséről
1894. évi XIX. törvénycikk A m. kir. államvasutakon szükséges némely munkálatok költségeinek fedezéséről
1894. évi XX. törvénycikk A székes fővárosi Ujépület, a Károly-, József- és Flórián-laktanya és a Gellérthegyi erőd értékesitéséről
1894. évi XXI. törvénycikk Az Oroszországgal 1894. évi május 18/6-án kötött kereskedelmi egyezmény beczikkelyezéséről
1894. évi XXII. törvénycikk A baja-zombor-ujvidéki h. é. gőzmozdonyu vasut engedélyezéséről
1894. évi XXIII. törvénycikk A  engedélyezéséről
1894. évi XXIV. törvénycikk A közös függő adósság egy részének beváltásáról
1894. évi XXV. törvénycikk Az 1891. évi közösügyi zárszámadásra alapitott végleges leszámolás szerint Magyarország terhére mutatkozó tartozás fedezéséről
1894. évi XXVI. törvénycikk A törvénykezési bélyegekre és illetékekre vonatkozó törvények és szabályok módositásáról és kiegészitéséről
1894. évi XXVII. törvénycikk Azon nyilvános tanintézeti igazgatók, tanárok, tanitók, igazgatónők és tanitónők nyugdijazásáról és hozzátartozóik ellátásáról, kikről állami vagy más hasonló természetü közrendelkezéssel gondoskodva nincs
1894. évi XXVIII. törvénycikk Egy képzőművészeti kiállitási épület létesitéséről és az erre szükséges költségek fedezéséről
1894. évi XXIX. törvénycikk Az üzletszerü, vagy nyilvános fogadásoknak s a kölcsönös fogadások közvetitésének szabályozásáról a lóversenyeknél
1894. évi XXX. törvénycikk A sörtermelés megadóztatásáról szóló törvényes határozmányok részbeni módositása tárgyában
1894. évi XXXI. törvénycikk A házassági jogról
1894. évi XXXII. törvénycikk A gyermekek vallásáról
1894. évi XXXIII. törvénycikk Az állami anyakönyvekről
1894. évi XXXIV. törvénycikk Az 1895. év első két hónapjában viselendő közterhekről és fedezendő állami kiadásokról
1894. évi XXXV. törvénycikk Kereskedelmi viszonyainknak Spanyolországgal való ideiglenes rendezéséről
1894. évi XXXVI. törvénycikk A magyar folyam- és tengerhajózási részvény-társaság alakitásáról és állami segélyezéséről
1894. évi XXXVII. törvénycikk  Az 1889:XLV. törvénycikk kiegészitéséről és hatályának meghosszabbitásáról
1894. évi XXXVIII. törvénycikk A temesvár-nagyszentmiklósi h. é. vasut engedélyezéséről

Külföldön
 Német védjegytörvény - Warenbezeichnungsgesetz (WBG), hivatalos nevén: Gesetz zum Schutz der Waarenbezeichnungen, (elfogadva: 1894. május 12. (RGBl. S. 441)

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