Kully Dhaliwal has been practicing Massage Therapy since 2009 after completing her studies in Vancouver, BC. As an RMT, Kully yearned to expand her knowledge and acquire skills that would allow her to treat areas that massage could not reach. McMaster's Contemporary Medical Acupuncture course provided just that. Since completing the course in June of 2012, Kully says "I have added acupuncture to many of my treatments and my clients have been very pleased with our results".


HOUSE burglaries in Hounslow have increased by a huge 21 per cent in the last year with the elderly being a primary target.
Metropolitan Police figures show that the number of residential burglaries went from 1,663 in 2008 to 2,012 in 2009, which is "above average" for London boroughs.
Hounslow South is shown to be the worst affected, with a huge 74.6 per cent increase and Heston West is not far behind with a 74.1 per cent increase.
A Police spokesman said: "The police and the local authority are working together to reverse this trend, reduce crime and catch offenders."
Three men were charged with burglary last week. Jamie Maggioni of Challis Road, Brentford was charged on Sunday in connection with a burglary in Glenhurst Road, Brentford, at 9.30pm the previous night. He is due in Isleworth Crown Court on March 24.
Gustavo Rivera-Leon, 34, and Oscar Bravo-Manon, 23, of Stockwell Road, Brixton, were arrested last Thursday (Jan 28) on suspicion of breaking into a house earlier that day and were charged on Saturday.
The Chronicle also reported this week how Hounslow police are hunting "distraction burglars" who are targeting the elderly, by pretending to be police officers to gain entry to their home.
Dinita Moore, co-ordinator of Be Safe Be Well at Age Concern Hounslow, said: "Our advise would be to always ask for ID and if you are still unsure then contact the office of where ever the person says they have come from."
The Be Safe and Be Well scheme is aimed at reducing the number of burglaries and doorstep crimes among Hounslow's older generations.
Under the scheme which is in conjunction with Chiswick Crime Prevention Team, residents aged 65 and over are eligible to receive free home security upgrades, if they ring 020 8560 69 69.
Inspector Manpreet Bains of Hounslow Police said: "Whilst overall crime has fallen in Hounslow orough over the past yeae, including the decrease of 10 per cent in most serious violence offences. Police are aware of the increase in residential burglary offences.
"We have taken steps to counter the problem and provided additional officers to our burglary squad that is leading the campaign with help from all the staff at Hounslow police, including Safer Neighbourhood Teams."
Anyone with information is asked to call Hounslow Police on 0300 123 1212 or Crimestoppers, free and anonymously, on 0800 555 111.


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Erich Singer: LUCERNE FESTIVAL: The History of an International Success
Lucerne 2019, 268 pages, numerous illustrations
Erich Singer's wide-ranging history of the Festival is finally available in English. Originally published in German in 2014 and richly illustrated, this is the first book to document Europe's most significant orchestral festival comprehensively, from its founding in the summer of 1938 to the present day. The German edition has become the standard work. For this shortened international edition, the author has revised and updated the material.
Erich Singer, who was born in 1943 in eastern Switzerland, was initially a conductor and orchestral musician in Basel and a music teacher in Lucerne. From 1980 to 1990, he served as the director of concert artists' agencies and held a position in the LUCERNE FESTIVAL's artistic and editorial department. From 1992 to 1995, he was head of the Festival's artistic office, later serving as head of music editorial (until 2006). Since then he has been a freelance editor. Singer has published many writings on music.

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November 2, 2020 By Joi Leave a Comment
Anna and the King of Siam with Irene Dunne and Rex Harrison
Rex Harrison is one of those stars who you can love one minute and feel all but indifferent about the next. Or maybe it's just me. That's always possible, but it seems his likability (as an actor) kind of switches gears from film to film.
Again, it could very well just be me, so don't take it as the Gospel truth or anything, but he simply doesn't strike me as an actor who maintains either a high opinion or a low one. That could actually work toward his benefit (she says, after recently rewatching The Foxes of Harrow to see if it was any better the second time… it wasn't – and my beloved Maureen O'Hara's in it, if anyone would love it, I would but, unfortunately, it's pretty average).
Some stars can come out of a bad or average film unscathed, while others carry it with them like a stench. Rex Harrison, for me, is somewhere between the two.
Don't get me wrong, I think he was a very, very fine actor and when he was given a role and a movie that showcased his talent, he was extraordinary (Anna and the King of Siam, My Fair Lady…). For me, however, in the lesser films, he was simply quite average. I wish he had avoided the films that brought his reputation as an actor down and had only done the ones that lived up to his talent.
Anna and the King of Siam is one of my favorite Rex Harrison films. You can tell that he took care with his speech and worked hard on the role. It shows. He is wonderful in this film.
Naturally Irene Dunne is also outstanding as Anna. This extraordinary actress was one of the greatest actresses of all time and so incredibly versatile.
She's also one of the stars with an inexplicable lack of name-recognition that irks me most. Seriously, she should be a household name, yet it's generally only those of us who spend most of our days in Old Hollywood who are familiar with her and her work. I simply hate it when stars don't have the lasting recognition they deserve.
Hollywood Yesterday is, more than anything, my personal mission to bring attention to as many stars as I possibly can.
You can watch Anna and the King of Siam on Prime Video or buy the dvd on Amazon.
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We're slowly easing into Spring here in Victoria and the bush is awash with wattle.
My Winter highlight was a 6 week textile jewellery project with Yarrenyty Arltere http://www.yarrenytyarltereartists.com/ in Alice Springs. It's been a great privilege to work in this shimmeringly beautiful country with such gracious and resilient artists.
The soft sculptural jewels that grew from our time together have been really well received at Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair and a select few (below) are now showing in Desert Mob, Central Australia's major Indigenous Art event, until 22 October.
Bush dyed blanket, silks, cyanotype, ininti seeds and wool. $850 – $880 ea.
Some of our work in progress is now on my website under Yarrenyty Artlere, http://ilkawhite.com.au/portfolio/yarrenyty-arltere/ along with last year's project in Broome with Nagula Jarndu http://ilkawhite.com.au/portfolio/nagula-jarndu/.
I also enjoyed teaching at Central Craft in Alice and all over town since coming home.
The Artist Collective Field Theory brought me into their Bunker project at ACCA to workshop textile skills for survival as part of the Greater Together Exhibition.
I have another Certificate Weaving Course underway at the Guild with terrific students and my workshops continue from Williamstown to Brunswick, up to Kyneton and on to Newstead's lovely Arts Hub.
In other News … I'm returning to my regional roots!
From November I'll be based in Castlemaine and look forward to teeing up more country offerings in time, alongside my regular Melbourne favourites. Right now I'm preparing work for Lot 19's Spring Sculpture Show – details below.
I have tools and will travel, so let me know if you'd like me to visit your part of the world.


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Stewart Dickson
23115 Bluebird Drive
Calabasas, CA  91302 USA
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(updated 5 March, 2002)
I believe that the rigor of passion, which motivates human action, is as philosophically valid as scientific rigor. I inhabit cyberspace because of its historical legacy of human interaction governed by a mutually accepted logical universe of discourse. We build experimental, prototype worlds in cyberspace. Once these are proven of value, we have the opportunity to build the physical replicas of these social worlds in Actual Reality.
I have faith in the collective consciousness of cyberspace. I subscribe to the notion of Internet Pronoia*. I would like to be able to prove that it works.
The art market is driven by egos and personalities which may mask the value of the work, itself. The market is also driven by the elusive aesthetic tastes of the viewer, "for which there is no accounting." The indisputable value of Art is that it supports human impulses which may seem to contradict logic.
Goedel's theorem on the essential incompleteness of a formal system has as its corollary that a higher-level meta-universe must be constructed in order to understand the apparent self-contradiction of an incomplete universe. I believe that human passion can be understood in these terms.
Art, as a concrete, philosophical language, begins with the way the world is, and pushes the viewer toward a world which ought to be. This is my definition of the philosophy of aesthetics.
The artist is a researcher in the philosophy of aesthetics. His value is no less than a scientific researcher or a technologist. Indeed he can be all these things. Art gives the artist the freedom to speculate, which scientists may not have. A scientist must have a body of physical evidence sufficient to at least establish his speculation as a working hypothesis.
An artist's working hypothesis need only be supported by an intuitive notion of fact from the point of view of the collective social consciousness.
A good deal of my current work centers on the following question: What lies beyond the frontier of our knowledge? It there a top-level meta-universe? It is God - by any name one might wish to choose. The proof of this statement is shown throughout human history. It is the spiritual search for God which ultimately drives all scientific and artistic endeavor. It is the moment of Enlightenment which I seek. It is the spiritual content of this search which makes my art valuable. In my estimation, mathematics and the Tantras strive equally for the same goal. They had the same roots.
Art is permitted to push far beyond the knowledge of that which is accepted fact. This makes the ground upon which the artist treads much less stable than where the scientist is. But it is precisely this condition that gives art its value.
I seek the sponsorship and support to pursue work, whose form might not resemble anything shown in the accompanying material, but using methods refined from those presented here.
*Pronoia: That lurking suspicion that somewhere people are conspiring to help you.
Please see also Artist's Statements on Mathematical Visualization, FractalMUD, the Visual Dictionary, MathArt Lotto, Automatic Poetry and Sign.
(C) 1995-2002 Stewart Dickson


On Saturday, April 21st, MBS students Briana Diggs '19, Dan Levine '19, Matthew Lindberg '19, and Maddie Sit '19 attended the Trans Youth Forum at New Brunswick High School accompanied by MBS faculty members Kyle Augustyniak (Upper School English), Katie Cannito (Upper School History), and Klarissa Karosen (Upper School History and Director of Diversity & Inclusion).
The theme of this year's 4th annual Forum was "United We Fight, Together We Rise: Empowerment Through Community."
The statewide event was attended by more than 500 people and its LGBTQ+ theme aimed to inform and educate visitors about a number of issues, especially addressing homophobic and transphobic sentiments.
The event included workshops on "Abusive Relationships and Safe Dating in the LGBTQ+," "Sexuality in Comics and Media," "Building Communities Through Action in Local Politics," "Legal and Practical Steps for a Safe School Environment" and more.


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Álex Cisneros (Cuenca, Ecuador, 1968) es un actor de teatro y cine ecuatoriano, conocido por dirigir, escribir y actuar en la película A estas alturas de la vida, además de ser un actor recurrente de Enchufe.tv desde 2012.

Biografía
Álex Cisneros nació en 1968, en Cuenca, Ecuador.

Cuando estudió en la universidad, conoció a Manuel Calisto, alrededor del año 1996, cuando Calisto debutaba en televisión con la serie El gran retorno y con el que formó una amistad por años, mientras que en aquel entonces Manuel tenía varias ideas que ambos empezaron a filmar, sin embargo la mayoría de sus amigos eran malos para la actuación, pero Manuel vio en Álex un nivel de histrionismo decente, por lo que siempre era quien actuaba al no encontrar a alguien que pudiera. Realizaron juntos varios cortometrajes, muchos de ellos con un pésimo audio, mientras que las historias que creaba Álex eran complicadas, que además de Manuel, casi nadie comprendía los guiones, pues siempre manejó un elaborado lenguaje con frases y palabras lindas, un gusto que compartía con su amigo Manuel.

En 2004 terminó sus estudios de Cine y Televisión en la Universidad San Francisco de Quito.

Participó en la obra de teatro El método Grönholm de 2008, luego que asistiera al casting al ser sugerido por Calisto. En 2009 actuó para la obra de teatro Las Brujas de Salem y en 2012 para la obra Un Dios Salvaje. También fue parte de varios musicales como Cabaret de 2011 y Avenida Q de 2013.

Cisneros escribió el guion de la película A estas alturas de la vida, cinta que coprodujo y codirigió y coprotagonizó junto a su amigo Manuel Calisto durante mayo de 2011, donde también actuó con la actriz Sonia Valdez. Álex se encargó de un largo proceso de posproducción, el cual fue muy difícil para él, debido al fallecimiento de su amigo Manuel, quien fue asesinado en junio del mismo año en que se rodó la película. Respecto a este proceso, Cisneros manifestó en 2012 al medio Últimas Noticias que "en la práctica es muy raro tener una pantalla, y a través de la tecnología lo tienes vivo, apagas la pantalla y te das cuenta que no lo vas a ver en la realidad". Finalmente Cisneros finalizó el filme, el cual se estrenó en 2014.

Desde 2012 ha sido miembro del elenco de actores del canal de YouTube, Enchufe.tv, apareciendo en varios sketches.

También fue parte de varias películas ecuatorianas durante el 2013, como El facilitador, Alba y Tinta sangre.

En 2014 interpretó a Richard Hannay en la obra de teatro de Alfred Hitchcock, Los 39 escalones.

En 2018, formó parte del elenco de la obra de teatro Los Bonobos, junto a Nataly Valencia, Christian Castillo, Pancho Viñachi, Valentina Pacheco y Sonia Valdez.

Formó parte del elenco de actores ecuatorianos en la película de 2019, Dedicada a mi Ex de Enchufe.tv y dirigida por Jorge Ulloa, junto a los actores Martha Ormaza, Nataly Valencia, Raúl Santana, Orlando Herrera y Mosquito Mosquera.

Filmografía

Cine
A estas alturas de la vida
El facilitador
Alba
Tinta sangre
Dedicada a mi Ex

Teatro
El método Grönholm
Las Brujas de Salem
Cabaret
Avenida Q
Un Dios Salvaje
Los 39 escalones
Los Bonobos

Internet
Enchufe.tv

Referencias

Actores de teatro de Ecuador
Actores de cine de Ecuador
Directores de cine de Ecuador
Nacidos en Cuenca (España)

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18-foot-long sea creature found off California coast
Oarfish discovered in Southern California
Updated: 4:46 PM PDT Oct 15, 2013
Courtesy NBC SOURCE: Courtesy NBC
A marine science instructor snorkeling off the Southern California coast spotted something out of a fantasy novel: the silvery carcass of an 18-foot-long, serpent-like oarfish.Jasmine Santana of the Catalina Island Marine Institute needed more than 15 helpers to drag the giant sea creature with eyes the size of half dollars to shore on Sunday.Staffers at the institute are calling it the discovery of a lifetime."We've never seen a fish this big," said Mark Waddington, senior captain of the Tole Mour, CIMI's sail training ship. "The last oarfish we saw was three feet long."Because oarfish dive more than 3,000 feet deep, sightings of the creatures are rare and they are largely unstudied, according to CIMI.The obscure fish apparently died of natural causes. Tissue samples and video footage were sent to be studied by biologists at the University of California, Santa Barbara.Santana spotted something shimmering about 30 feet deep while snorkeling during a staff trip in Toyon Bay at Santa Catalina Island, about two dozen miles from the mainland."She said, 'I have to drag this thing out of here or nobody will believe me,'" Waddington said.After she dragged the carcass by the tail for more than 75 feet, staffers waded in and helped her bring it to shore.The carcass was on display Tuesday for 5th, 6th, and 7th grade students studying at CIMI. It will be buried in the sand until it decomposes and then its skeleton will be reconstituted for display, Waddington said.The oarfish, which can grow to more than 50 feet, is a deep-water pelagic fish - the longest bony fish in the world, according to CIMI.They are likely responsible for sea serpent legends throughout history.
A marine science instructor snorkeling off the Southern California coast spotted something out of a fantasy novel: the silvery carcass of an 18-foot-long, serpent-like oarfish.
Jasmine Santana of the Catalina Island Marine Institute needed more than 15 helpers to drag the giant sea creature with eyes the size of half dollars to shore on Sunday.
Staffers at the institute are calling it the discovery of a lifetime.
"We've never seen a fish this big," said Mark Waddington, senior captain of the Tole Mour, CIMI's sail training ship. "The last oarfish we saw was three feet long."
Because oarfish dive more than 3,000 feet deep, sightings of the creatures are rare and they are largely unstudied, according to CIMI.
The obscure fish apparently died of natural causes. Tissue samples and video footage were sent to be studied by biologists at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Santana spotted something shimmering about 30 feet deep while snorkeling during a staff trip in Toyon Bay at Santa Catalina Island, about two dozen miles from the mainland.
"She said, 'I have to drag this thing out of here or nobody will believe me,'" Waddington said.
After she dragged the carcass by the tail for more than 75 feet, staffers waded in and helped her bring it to shore.
The carcass was on display Tuesday for 5th, 6th, and 7th grade students studying at CIMI. It will be buried in the sand until it decomposes and then its skeleton will be reconstituted for display, Waddington said.
The oarfish, which can grow to more than 50 feet, is a deep-water pelagic fish - the longest bony fish in the world, according to CIMI.
They are likely responsible for sea serpent legends throughout history.
California 'sea serpent' was egg-carrying female


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November 11, 2017 February 20, 2018 Andrew Chapman Short Stories
Gallot
Gallot knew things. Ask him and he'll confirm it.
"Gallot," you'll say, "I hear you know things."
"What do you know?" he'll likely reply.
Gallot was a simple man, in my opinion. He wore this weird coat that had too many pockets and only one sleeve. I think he found it in a charity shop. He told me once he traded his shoes for a pair of shoes. He never elaborated. The shoes he was wearing had holes in them.
The last time I saw him he was telling me about his job. I couldn't believe he had a job. Turns out he's a professional fool. He doesn't get paid and he has no business card. What he does have is a deep frown line and a pet cat that looks a lot like a dog. If you were to ask me I would say it was a cocker spaniel. He would tell you it was a long haired Persian called Steve. Gallot was a weird dude.
I introduced him to a book called The Accidental Scoundrel when I saw him last. He likes books. He probably won't read it but he has an amazing library. That's all he has really. He lives near the woods, right by the motorway there, near the services but hidden back in the trees. If you go down near the services, the one just before junction 3 on the motorway, and head about 30 yards into the woods you'll find it. It's amazing no one else has. He built his shack himself with pallets and discarded televisions. It's a vast property. He has a good ten by ten metre room that is just shelves of books. The things he comes out with, man, I'm convinced he's a genius.
He'll try and convince you otherwise.
I met him for the first time about two years ago. He was holding a sign on the hard shoulder with the words "Ask Me When We Get There" written on it. I had never picked up a hitchhiker before but that was too much intrigue for me.
I was driving a blue mini bus that I use for work. I had no work on that day and enough seats for him, me, and nine other people. He got in and sat right next to me. His dog, that he insisted was a cat, whimpered somewhere in the back.
"Where too?" he said, plugging in his seatbelt.
"Same place as you."
"Then we should go."
It was lucky I was in the middle of an existential breakdown. I needed this kind of weird in my life.
There was a grinding sound coming from the passenger side wheel. It started the day before. I had just spent thirteen hundred quid replacing the engine so I was pretty pissed off that something new was fucked so soon. Maybe that's part of the reason for my breakdown. I think mostly I was losing my mind because the house was being refurbished, which I couldn't really afford, and my cats (actual cats) had started shitting around the house. They knew. Cats know. Cat's don't shit in your bath unless something is really wrong. That's how they communicate. They shit in your bath and piss in your tumble drier. When they're happy they try and steel your food and hide in boxes.
Gallot turned off the radio and we drove in silence for thirty seven minutes.
"Are we there yet?" said Gallot.
"I don't know," I said.
It was probably another two hours before I introduced myself.
"I'm Andy."
Gallot didn't care. He didn't reply.
"What's your name?" I asked.
"I already told you."
"Is your name Andy?"
Gallot thought for a while. I think it was twenty three seconds. I couldn't reach my phone to time it. I was driving and my phone was in the glove box, which his knees were blocking.
"Why?" he said, after the twenty three or so seconds had elapsed.
"I don't know either."
We were silent for a while.
"What's your name?" I said again.
"Your names Andy right?"
"How long do you think it will take?"
I turned on the radio. He turned it off again.
"My name's Gallot."
I feel like I should have been uneasy around Gallot but he made me feel calm. He wasn't normal, Gallot, He was like no one I had come across before and I wanted to understand why. I've known him a while now but this weird drive was the first time I met him. I keep going back to it in my mind. It was a good trip. It was a weird trip. It all started there. All the weirdness. He's a good guy, Gallot.
We drove for about three hours in the end. That's when I needed to stop for petrol. I pulled in to a service station.
"Are we here?" said Gallot.
"I think so. I have no money for petrol."
"You should stop driving then."
I did. I parked the mini bus in the forecourt. He called Steve, the dog he believed was a cat, and we walked for a while. We stopped when a clearing in the wooded area, that surrounds most off-motorway services, opened up to reveal an incredible shack.
The thing about Gallot is that he lived according to a philosophy. What that philosophy was is beyond me. He told me that the key to life is to have a philosophy and to stick to it.
We would spend a long time figuring out this idea of life but neither of us came to any useful conclusion. I think he was a prophet without logic. He was a thinker absent of thought. He said the best thing about life was that it happens without you.
I lived with him for a year.
You know, he had this room in his shack that only had a table in it. We used to stand around it and just stare at each other. I wish I could explain what we got out of this but I can't. It meant something though. It really meant something.
It really did.
I think Gallot is dead now. He might not be. But I think he is. I went back to find him once but couldn't. If I ever find that shack again I'm going to burn it down. If I don't get stuck there again. With Gallot. And all his weird ideas.
The last thing he ever said to me was about stories. He said they don't really need anything. So long as there are words nothing else really matters. I think he was wrong.


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Q: How To Determine Buffer Size for MySQL Bulk INSERT I'm writing a migration that will use bulk insert statements. It searches the DB for certain info & compiles it into a format that's being used in a particular table & writes it using the INSERT method below. The MySQL machines that will be running this all have a max_allowed_packet size of 16MB, which I cannot change.
I'm fairly new at this. I attempted to insert what I have in my buffer when I got to just below 16MB of characters in it. This isn't working. The max_allowed_packet size goes over 16MB & causes problems. The reason why is probably obvious to anyone who knows what they're doing (but not to me).
I need to know how to calculate how many characters I can insert with a given max_allowed_packet size. We're using the INNODB storage engine.
This is more or less what my insert statements look like:
INSERT INTO _table_ (col_name1, col_name2, col_name3)
      VALUES (val1, val2, val3), (val1, val2, val3), (val1, val2, val3)... etc.

If I need to give more info, please let me know. At this point I don't really know what to do.
Edited to clarify the question.

A: I ran into a similar problem and have discovered following with trial and error.

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*max_allowed_packet-1 is maximum number of characters that the query
can have.

*empty spaces in query are add to the length of the query

for ex.
INSERT INTO _table_ (col_name1) Values('value1')    -- 1

is shorter than
INSERT INTO _table_ (col_name1   ) Values('value1'    )    -- 2

This may seem fairly obvious when thinking in terms of string length, however think of the two as queries and you expect both to behave exactly the same.
If max_allowed_packet is greater than the length of the '1' above and less than '2', then 2 will not execute while 1 runs properly

A: Reading the link I provided and the user comments in the webpage yields a command:
show variables like 'max_allowed_packet';

This allows a client to ask the server for its configuration setting.
Variable_name       Value
max_allowed_packet, 1048576

The application is of course in control of the client SQL driver to set it up to match (or be larger).

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Where can I go to hold a baby tiger?
Visiting a tiger palace?…12 Destinations Where You Can Get Up Close & Personal With…
8 B Bryan Preserve in Point Arena, California.
9 Woodstock Farm Sanctuary in High Falls, New York.
10 Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Glen Rose, Texas.
11 Palm Beach Zoo in Palm Beach, Florida.
12 Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Florida.
Can I hold a tiger cub?
You can hold, pet, walk, run and in some places swim with a tiger cub for a fee. The facility is usually advertised as a sanctuary with the tigers being rescues, when in fact they are tiger mills that breed, trade and sell the tigers.
Is it safe to raise a baby tiger?
Tigers are not domesticated cats. None of the six surviving species of tiger (another three are extinct) should be kept as pets. In fact, a majority of states in the US. have instituted bans on keeping any of the big cat species as pets.
Is tigers still open in Myrtle Beach?
MYRTLE BEACH HOTELS & BEACHES ARE OPEN! Our tours are primarily an outdoor activity, and we have plenty of room on our 50-acre wildlife preserve for plenty of social distancing. We look forward to welcoming you whenever you're ready to visit!
Where can you go to pet lions?
An exotic animal sanctuary and educational facility in Alpine, CA. Situated on 93 acres outside of Alpine, California, on the edge of the Cleveland National Forest, Lions Tigers & Bears is an animal sanctuary for rescued big cats, bears and other exotic animals in beautiful San Diego County.
Why is cub petting abusive?
"To be used for public handling, cubs are pulled from their mothers shortly after birth, causing trauma to both the mother and the infant. The cubs are often deprived of adequate veterinary care and proper nutrition and their sleep cycles are disrupted. Physical abuse is sometimes used to control the cubs."
How much is a pet baby tiger?
Purchasing an Exotic Kitten Costs Are Extremely High Exotic cats range in price from a $900.00 Bobcat to a $7500.00 tiger cub. Most of the mid-size cats, like Servals and Caracals, cost $1700.00 to $2800.00 and Ocelots can run as high as $15,000.00. The more rare the cat, the higher the price.
How much is tiger cost?
Exotic cats range in price from a $900.00 Bobcat to a $7500.00 tiger cub. Most of the mid-size cats, like Servals and Caracals, cost $1700.00 to $2800.00 and Ocelots can run as high as $15,000.00. The more rare the cat, the higher the price.
Do lions bond with humans?
Even if it is not their nature to bond with humans and behave as domesticated pets, they do have the ability to show affection. If they are around people who love them, care for them, respect their dominant nature without trying to command or threaten them, lions grow affectionate towards such humans.
Which is correct led or lead?
How does the VA verify stressors?


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Corporations want to take an active role in sustainability, not only because it's prudent for their business, but because they believe in making the world a better place for future generations.
HENDERSON, NV, March 26, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ -- In an announcement, the company said that it had agreed terms to a multi year renewable energy agreement with a US based car rental agency for the purchase of high-quality carbon credits generated by projects utilizing its revolutionary Transonic Reaction Mill (TRM) as part of a program to achieve net-zero emissions in the car rental industry.
Ronen Hazarika, Managing Partner at Collaborative Technologies, LLC made the following comments, "We're happy to achieve another milestone in our pursuit of aggressive revenue generation and growth. Our TRM technology creates both economic opportunity and positive environmental impact to make a difference in the future of our planet and to support communities that are some of the world's poorest and are disproportionately impacted by climate change.
Utilizing our TRM and biocatalyst technology to process Palm Kernel Shell (PKS) and Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) so that it is suitable for use in the power generation sector, we are able to generate high quality carbon credits through rigorous environmental standards and provide economic and social benefits to local communities. We hope to announce further significant renewable energy purchase agreements in the near future, especially in the aviation and automotive sector. Corporations want to take an active role in sustainability, not only because it's prudent for their business, but because they believe in making the world a better place for future generations. Collaborative Technologies, through the backgrounds of its founders, is in a unique position to foster innovation, advance research and market sustainable solutions."
Collaborative Technologies LLC is a is a leading supplier of alternative energy solutions and innovative energy technologies that provide customers with energy and emission reductions at zero or minimal capital cost compared to existing technologies.
Based in the United States, Collaborative Technologies works with technology groups to in-license synergistic technology with its core milling and drying technology, which is the first commercially available advancement in particle size reduction and moisture control in over 100 years. Collaborative Technologies provides customers in the food, agricultural industrial, mining, chemical and pharmaceutical industries with technology that offers enhanced product value creation and also energy and emission reductions with minimal capital cost compared to existing technologies. Collaborative Technologies has a strong customer base in the United States and is expanding it's operations globally.


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package client

import (
	"bytes"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"io/ioutil"
	"net"
	"sync"
	"time"

	"github.com/fatedier/frp/g"
	"github.com/fatedier/frp/models/config"
	"github.com/fatedier/frp/models/msg"
	"github.com/fatedier/frp/utils/log"
	frpNet "github.com/fatedier/frp/utils/net"
	"github.com/fatedier/frp/utils/util"

	frpIo "github.com/fatedier/golib/io"
	"github.com/fatedier/golib/pool"
	fmux "github.com/hashicorp/yamux"
)

// Visitor is used for forward traffics from local port tot remote service.
type Visitor interface {
	Run() error
	Close()
	log.Logger
}

func NewVisitor(ctl *Control, cfg config.VisitorConf) (visitor Visitor) {
	baseVisitor := BaseVisitor{
		ctl:    ctl,
		Logger: log.NewPrefixLogger(cfg.GetBaseInfo().ProxyName),
	}
	switch cfg := cfg.(type) {
	case *config.StcpVisitorConf:
		visitor = &StcpVisitor{
			BaseVisitor: &baseVisitor,
			cfg:         cfg,
		}
	case *config.XtcpVisitorConf:
		visitor = &XtcpVisitor{
			BaseVisitor: &baseVisitor,
			cfg:         cfg,
		}
	}
	return
}

type BaseVisitor struct {
	ctl    *Control
	l      frpNet.Listener
	closed bool
	mu     sync.RWMutex
	log.Logger
}

type StcpVisitor struct {
	*BaseVisitor

	cfg *config.StcpVisitorConf
}

func (sv *StcpVisitor) Run() (err error) {
	sv.l, err = frpNet.ListenTcp(sv.cfg.BindAddr, sv.cfg.BindPort)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}

	go sv.worker()
	return
}

func (sv *StcpVisitor) Close() {
	sv.l.Close()
}

func (sv *StcpVisitor) worker() {
	for {
		conn, err := sv.l.Accept()
		if err != nil {
			sv.Warn("stcp local listener closed")
			return
		}

		go sv.handleConn(conn)
	}
}

func (sv *StcpVisitor) handleConn(userConn frpNet.Conn) {
	defer userConn.Close()

	sv.Debug("get a new stcp user connection")
	visitorConn, err := sv.ctl.connectServer()
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	defer visitorConn.Close()

	now := time.Now().Unix()
	newVisitorConnMsg := &msg.NewVisitorConn{
		ProxyName:      sv.cfg.ServerName,
		SignKey:        util.GetAuthKey(sv.cfg.Sk, now),
		Timestamp:      now,
		UseEncryption:  sv.cfg.UseEncryption,
		UseCompression: sv.cfg.UseCompression,
	}
	err = msg.WriteMsg(visitorConn, newVisitorConnMsg)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Warn("send newVisitorConnMsg to server error: %v", err)
		return
	}

	var newVisitorConnRespMsg msg.NewVisitorConnResp
	visitorConn.SetReadDeadline(time.Now().Add(10 * time.Second))
	err = msg.ReadMsgInto(visitorConn, &newVisitorConnRespMsg)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Warn("get newVisitorConnRespMsg error: %v", err)
		return
	}
	visitorConn.SetReadDeadline(time.Time{})

	if newVisitorConnRespMsg.Error != "" {
		sv.Warn("start new visitor connection error: %s", newVisitorConnRespMsg.Error)
		return
	}

	var remote io.ReadWriteCloser
	remote = visitorConn
	if sv.cfg.UseEncryption {
		remote, err = frpIo.WithEncryption(remote, []byte(sv.cfg.Sk))
		if err != nil {
			sv.Error("create encryption stream error: %v", err)
			return
		}
	}

	if sv.cfg.UseCompression {
		remote = frpIo.WithCompression(remote)
	}

	frpIo.Join(userConn, remote)
}

type XtcpVisitor struct {
	*BaseVisitor

	cfg *config.XtcpVisitorConf
}

func (sv *XtcpVisitor) Run() (err error) {
	sv.l, err = frpNet.ListenTcp(sv.cfg.BindAddr, sv.cfg.BindPort)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}

	go sv.worker()
	return
}

func (sv *XtcpVisitor) Close() {
	sv.l.Close()
}

func (sv *XtcpVisitor) worker() {
	for {
		conn, err := sv.l.Accept()
		if err != nil {
			sv.Warn("xtcp local listener closed")
			return
		}

		go sv.handleConn(conn)
	}
}

func (sv *XtcpVisitor) handleConn(userConn frpNet.Conn) {
	defer userConn.Close()

	sv.Debug("get a new xtcp user connection")
	if g.GlbClientCfg.ServerUdpPort == 0 {
		sv.Error("xtcp is not supported by server")
		return
	}

	raddr, err := net.ResolveUDPAddr("udp",
		fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", g.GlbClientCfg.ServerAddr, g.GlbClientCfg.ServerUdpPort))
	if err != nil {
		sv.Error("resolve server UDP addr error")
		return
	}

	visitorConn, err := net.DialUDP("udp", nil, raddr)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Warn("dial server udp addr error: %v", err)
		return
	}
	defer visitorConn.Close()

	now := time.Now().Unix()
	natHoleVisitorMsg := &msg.NatHoleVisitor{
		ProxyName: sv.cfg.ServerName,
		SignKey:   util.GetAuthKey(sv.cfg.Sk, now),
		Timestamp: now,
	}
	err = msg.WriteMsg(visitorConn, natHoleVisitorMsg)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Warn("send natHoleVisitorMsg to server error: %v", err)
		return
	}

	// Wait for client address at most 10 seconds.
	var natHoleRespMsg msg.NatHoleResp
	visitorConn.SetReadDeadline(time.Now().Add(10 * time.Second))
	buf := pool.GetBuf(1024)
	n, err := visitorConn.Read(buf)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Warn("get natHoleRespMsg error: %v", err)
		return
	}

	err = msg.ReadMsgInto(bytes.NewReader(buf[:n]), &natHoleRespMsg)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Warn("get natHoleRespMsg error: %v", err)
		return
	}
	visitorConn.SetReadDeadline(time.Time{})
	pool.PutBuf(buf)

	if natHoleRespMsg.Error != "" {
		sv.Error("natHoleRespMsg get error info: %s", natHoleRespMsg.Error)
		return
	}

	sv.Trace("get natHoleRespMsg, sid [%s], client address [%s], visitor address [%s]", natHoleRespMsg.Sid, natHoleRespMsg.ClientAddr, natHoleRespMsg.VisitorAddr)

	// Close visitorConn, so we can use it's local address.
	visitorConn.Close()

	// send sid message to client
	laddr, _ := net.ResolveUDPAddr("udp", visitorConn.LocalAddr().String())
	daddr, err := net.ResolveUDPAddr("udp", natHoleRespMsg.ClientAddr)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Error("resolve client udp address error: %v", err)
		return
	}
	lConn, err := net.DialUDP("udp", laddr, daddr)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Error("dial client udp address error: %v", err)
		return
	}
	defer lConn.Close()

	lConn.Write([]byte(natHoleRespMsg.Sid))

	// read ack sid from client
	sidBuf := pool.GetBuf(1024)
	lConn.SetReadDeadline(time.Now().Add(8 * time.Second))
	n, err = lConn.Read(sidBuf)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Warn("get sid from client error: %v", err)
		return
	}
	lConn.SetReadDeadline(time.Time{})
	if string(sidBuf[:n]) != natHoleRespMsg.Sid {
		sv.Warn("incorrect sid from client")
		return
	}
	pool.PutBuf(sidBuf)

	sv.Info("nat hole connection make success, sid [%s]", natHoleRespMsg.Sid)

	// wrap kcp connection
	var remote io.ReadWriteCloser
	remote, err = frpNet.NewKcpConnFromUdp(lConn, true, natHoleRespMsg.ClientAddr)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Error("create kcp connection from udp connection error: %v", err)
		return
	}

	if sv.cfg.UseEncryption {
		remote, err = frpIo.WithEncryption(remote, []byte(sv.cfg.Sk))
		if err != nil {
			sv.Error("create encryption stream error: %v", err)
			return
		}
	}

	if sv.cfg.UseCompression {
		remote = frpIo.WithCompression(remote)
	}

	fmuxCfg := fmux.DefaultConfig()
	fmuxCfg.KeepAliveInterval = 5 * time.Second
	fmuxCfg.LogOutput = ioutil.Discard
	sess, err := fmux.Client(remote, fmuxCfg)
	if err != nil {
		sv.Error("create yamux session error: %v", err)
		return
	}
	defer sess.Close()
	muxConn, err := sess.Open()
	if err != nil {
		sv.Error("open yamux stream error: %v", err)
		return
	}

	frpIo.Join(userConn, muxConn)
	sv.Debug("join connections closed")
}


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Considered one of quite possibly the most widespread electrical wiring queries is regarding how to wire a change. Although using switches at your house is fairly effortless, wiring 1 might not be that easy for everybody. An ON-OFF switch is actually quite simple to wire. You will find different types of switches, but for this example, let's say you happen to be installing a single-pole toggle switch, a really popular swap (as well as most basic).
You will discover a few hues of wires within a regular single-pole toggle switch: black, white, and eco-friendly. Splice the black wire in two and link them over the terminal screws - 1 on major along with the other over the bottom screw in the change. The white wire serves being a supply of uninterrupted electric power and is commonly linked to the mild colored terminal screw (e.g., silver). Join the eco-friendly wire for the ground screw of the switch.
These ways would normally be adequate to make a normal swap work without having a issue. Then again, for those who are certainly not self-assured which you can complete the task adequately and safely and securely you better enable the pros get it done alternatively. After all, there's a explanation why this task is probably the most typical electrical wiring questions requested by a lot of people.
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TAPS Study of Long-term Non-demented Patients
TAPS was established by the North East Thames Regional Health Authority (NETRHA) to evaluate their policy of closing two of the region's six psychiatric hospitals, Friern and Claybury, and replacing them with district-based services. The main aim of the project was to determine whether the quality of life for long-stay patients discharged to community homes was better in the psychiatric hospital or in the community. This entailed assessing suitable patients while they were in Friern and Claybury hospitals, both scheduled for closure over a ten-year period. The patients were then re-assessed one year and five years after discharge from hospital, using a batch of eight schedules covering a wide variety of aspects of quality of life. A battery of instruments was used to compare the patients' quality of life in hospital and in the community. These included: present state examination, basic everyday living skills, environmental index, patient attitude questionnaire (hospital and community versions), physical health index, personal data and psychiatric history (hospital version), personal data and psychiatric history follow-up (community version), social network schedule and social behaviour schedule
Present state examination, basic everyday living skills, environmental index, patient attitude questionnaire (hospital and community versions), physical health index, personal data and psychiatric history (hospital version), personal data and psychiatric history follow-up (community version), social network schedule, social behaviour schedule.
Bloomsbury, Enfield, Essex, Greater London, Haringey, Islington, Redbridge London borough, Waltham Forest London borough, age, aggressiveness, anthropometric data, anxiety disorders, assault, attitudes, behavioural disorders, beverages, care in the community, clothing, cognition disorders, communities, concentration, cooking, crime, crime victims, criminals, decision making, depression, disabilities, diseases, domestic responsibilities, drug abuse, employment, ethnic groups, everyday life, family members, fire, gender, general practitioners, group behaviour, health services, hospital discharges, hospital services, hospitalization, housing conditions, identity, injuries, interpersonal communication, interpersonal conflict, interpersonal relations, leisure time activities, living conditions, local community facilities, management, operations, marital status, meals, medical diagnosis
Secondary care
Disease Area
Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine. TAPS Research Unit
Survey (longitudinal)
1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998
Psychiatric patients, in hospital and in the community in North London, who had been admitted to Friern and Claybury psychiatric hospitals, had stayed there for more than one year and were not suffering from Alzheimer's dementia, during the period 1985-1998. 670 patients
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'Little Prince Charming': Prince George pictures released
Hartford Jazz Society holding its concerts online
New Britain museum celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. with a week of events
Spectrum Gallery show, 'The Human + Animal Bond' opens Jan. 22
Blues Beat: Artists settle into a virtual groove
Concert Connection: See Patti LaBelle at Mohegan Sun in April
Wadsworth Atheneum holding activities in January
Blues Beat: Facebook Live lights up with weekly music
New Britain youth theater offers virtual winter theater classes
Westbrook gallery show, Peter, Paul & Nancy, opens Jan. 2
Dec. 14, 2014 Updated: Aug. 12, 2017 6:04 p.m.
In this photo provided by The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and taken in late Nov. 2014, Britain's Prince George poses for a photograph in a courtyard at Kensington Palace, London. Great-grandchild to Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, Prince George was born July 22, 2013 and is third in line to the British throne.AP Photo/TRH The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
LONDON >> This little prince already knows how to mug for the camera.
With a sly grin and robust rosy cheeks, Prince George looks cheerful and self-assured — for a toddler — in pictures released Sunday.
His sleeveless sweater features Coldstream Guardsmen in bearskin hats and red tunics. The outfit was completed by black knee socks and shoes.
His fashion choice prompted the Sunday Times to call him, "Mummy's Little Soldier Prince." The Sunday Express chimed in with "Little Prince Charming."
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have released the images of the third in line to the throne ahead of Christmas. The release is being seen as a 'thank you' note of sorts to Britain's vivacious media, which have so far allowed George to grow up largely free from intrusions.


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Q: "&" unexpected using |& in command Previously I was able to use this command on my different linux machine. Now I am getting the error.
script name : asim.sh

Contents in asim.sh :
#!/bin/bash
sh $path/run.sh |& tee $path/output_T0/logT0;
val1=0094827D
val2=$((16#$val1))
echo $0
ps -p $$

Command on terminal
sh asim.sh

Error output
Syntax error: "&" unexpected
  PID TTY          TIME CMD
 3126 pts/9    00:00:00 sh

Verifying the default shell
> echo $shell --> /bin/tcsh

I am expecting it to be related to shell but I am unable to root cause this issue. These issues are visible only because of changing my linux machine, as everything seems to be working fine on previous linux machine.
If anyone have debug similar issue, please help. I have already compared the linux shell with old linux machine it is same.

A: Most probably you are not using bash. Try an alternative command
sh $path/run.sh 2>&1 | tee $path/output_T0/logT0;


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CAMERA and CIJR Reschedule Garneau talk on Israel in friendlier territory
True to their word, The Committee forAccuracy in Middle East Reporting (CAMERA) and the Canadian Institute forJewish Research (CIJR) have indeed reschedule a talk on Canada-Israel Relations in Montreal. Back on January 12, the program was cancelled due to concerns over a possible demonstration.
This time, rather than have it in the immediate vicinity of the downtown campus of Concordia University, it will be held on Friday, March 20 (11 a.m. to 1 p.m.) at the Gelber Conference Centre and feature the original intended speaker, Liberal Member of Parliament for Westmount-Ville Marie Marc Garneau. Now that it is slated to occur in the heart of the Jewish community, there is not likely to be any controversy for it moves from the hornet's nest to a scene of calm where these kind of talks happen regularly.
Marc Garneau
The CIJR, which originally agreed to host the CAMERA-sponsored talk, wishes clearly to state that it will not be intimidated by the kind of violent and threatening tactics used on, and off, campus by pro-Palestinian and pro-"BDS" groups. In a statement they said: "Especially after the recent, violent Islamic murders at the Charlie Hebdo and Hyper Cacher sites in Paris, such undemocratic tactics, which threaten fundamental Canadian rights to free speech and free assembly, must not only be opposed but ruled out of order, on- and off-campus. Individuals and groups, Jewish and non-Jewish, have the right to speak out and to assemble. The forces of public order (campus, municipal, provincial and federal) must not only warn of violent 'protest,' but when necessary enforce the ability of those exercising their guaranteed rights to do so in an open and secure manner."
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The function of telomeres is often undermined or not entirely understood. Without a telomere in place of every chromosome strand, essential DNA would be lost every time a cell has to divide to sustain life. The telomeres instead get shorter so that the chromosome doesn't need to lose valuable DNA.
There is a catch however; telomere shortening is irreversible since telomeres do not replicate the way cells do. This is why aging occurs which has led many scientists to believe that aging can be effectively delayed if telomeres can be made longer somehow and also made to sustain themselves.
People who have shorter telomeres generally have been believed to die younger (of course exceptions exist) and have also been known to be more susceptible to cancer and other diseases which have no cure beyond a certain point.
The stronger and longer the telomere is the more immunity the body will have and the longer it will be able to ward off disease, aging and tissue damage.
When a cell needs to divide, it naturally creates copies of all its inherent genetic material so that nothing is lost during the replication process. When the material is being copied the chromosome opens and the telomere must become shorter in order to incorporate this change.
Two new strands are created and we have successful cell replication. However the telomere will be shorter and this means that aging is already taking place regardless of how slow the process is.
Although telomeres cannot reproduce, the injection of an enzyme called Telomerase can greatly help the process. What it does in simple terms is add bases to the exposed ends of the telomere protecting the chromosome. This means they will last longer and also not get short as quickly. Some research suggests they may not get short at all.
Although many factors contribute to aging, telomeres have been earmarked as the magic ingredient which is doing all the work and hence can be controlled to reduce the effects of aging and also to keep a person younger in every sense of the word. It may even improve life span and give a healthier life to people who suffer from terminal illnesses.
Telomerase is found in sperm cells and eggs and it keeps the DNA intact so that it can be passed on and this is where it can be extracted from although obtaining large doses is a challenge.


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Wormhout – miejscowość i gmina we Francji, w regionie Hauts-de-France, w departamencie Nord.

Według danych na rok 1990 gminę zamieszkiwało 5057 osób, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosiła 184 osób/km² (wśród 1549 gmin regionu Nord-Pas-de-Calais Wormhout plasuje się na 178. miejscu pod względem liczby ludności, natomiast pod względem powierzchni na miejscu 17.).

Bibliografia

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Our company is changing to use WordPress for the CMS of our main website. We also have a community portion that uses Zimbra (formerly Telligent) and CollabNet/Team Forge. We have "hooks" into these 2 systems that display relevant data on the main website.
I am wondering if anyone is working on an activity stream gadget for Confluence activiy on a WP page? I'd love to put this a Popular content, active content and active contributors gadget on our main website to drive users to the Confluence work.
You can create an RSS feed directly from Confluence and then use the Wordpress RSS Widget to display the output. One thing to note is that you'll need to provide anonymous access so that Wordpress users don't have to authenticate to see it.
I did the same for JIRA by creating an RSS feed and using the RSS feed plugin in WordPress and it worked.


Gift cards may be purchased in the tasting room or by calling 770-841-7890.
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Food will be purchased directly from the truck. Prices vary. Reservations are not required, so there is no need to click on the add to cart button. Please check our Facebook page closer to the event to see the menu and prices. YUM!
Bring a picnic to enjoy. Alcoholic beverages may not be brought onto the Trillium property (it is against the law), and we ask that you please purchase all your beverages from us since we don't charge a cover. We have coffee, hot tea, bottled water, and sodas in addition to wine, frosé, and sangria. Music begins at 6:30 pm. Click to see the title lineup.
We are in for a treat as Cat Bordhi makes her way to Georgia from the Pacific Northwest! Cat has a playful, positive nature and teaches her innovative knitting techniques all over the US as well as Peru, Scotland, Iceland, and Mexico. Join us for "Pouches, Small Bags, and a Treasury of Straps & Bracelets"! This will be a precursor to Cat's new e-book which we will receive when published. Please click on title, Woolgathering Retreat 2019, for more details and to select the retreat and dinner from the dropdown menu.
Take a peek inside the winery. Miracles are happening!
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Hurricane Harvey, which hit a year ago and devastated many parts of Houston including my neighborhood, had a silver lining for me. With my old car destroyed by the flood, I found a silver cream puff of a Hyundai Elantra at CarMax. This summer I put 6000 miles on this car's odometer in six Western states, on paved roads and unpaved, through torrential cloudbursts, high elevations, and high temperatures – all without a problem and with great gas mileage and A/C!
At the same time, my road trip made me think about climate change and its devastating consequences – including worse hurricanes and more wildfires. We may be seeing the beginning of climate change on the way to a very bad end. At midday in a remote part of Nevada, the sky had none of the the clear blue visibility typical in the West. Fires in California and Nevada churned out smoke that turned the setting sun red and the rising moon copper. Further downwind the skies smoke paled the skies and hazed the landscapes all the way to the Great Salt Lake.
With no silver lining anywhere in sight.


The Organising Committee would like to invite all academicians, science teachers, and researchers to attend this biennial meeting.
20th ICCE will be held on August 3-8, 2008, in Mauritius.
The Organising Committee has adopted the theme "Chemistry in the ICT Age" in line with the worldwide trend in Science and Technology development.
The program will feature a wide variety of plenary, invited and contributed lectures, as well as poster sessions. Participants can submit abstracts either in English or French. This conference will provide a platform for participants to share and discuss new ideas, techniques and strategies for involving students in active learning of Chemistry.
It will also be an opportunity for participants to visit the island of Mauritius, famous for its sun, sea and sand.
We look forward to welcoming you at this conference which is sponsored by IUPAC.


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May 18, 2015 · by mavinformer	· in FEATURE.	·
Prom. When one thinks of the word, dazzling dresses and immaculate tuxedos comes to mind. What they don't know is that prom is months of preparation, months of deadlines to meet, and months of sweaty palms of those who asked out their dates. This year was not at all different.
The big event couldn't have been as successful or as organized without the help of our very own World History teacher Stephanie Tillery and English teacher Gabrielle Wilson, who spent months in advance planning out how the 'Night to Remember' would be a night to reminisce after it was all said and done. The evening arrived with the students flocked to Moody Garden's Hotel in Galveston on May 2 at 8 p.m.
"We actually were able to[get] 1,000 tickets because we got a bigger ballroom," Tillery said. "We only sold 617."
As the night carried on, the results for Prom queen and king were proclaimed to the masses. Our seniors waited with bated breath as the two students were named. Seniors Ariana Jefferson and Qyalan Clay were crowned as our 2015 prom queen and king, the two smiling with complete happiness as the ceremonial white sashes with their titles were draped over their fancy tux and gorgeous dress.
"I was excited; I didn't know it was going to be me," Jefferson said. "It felt good that people voted for me and that I represented Manvel as their 2015 Prom Queen."
Juniors and seniors came to prom with different ideas of what to wear for this unforgettable moment. There was an array of golds and red attire all around the ballroom floor Ariana Jefferson arrived in a stunning bronze colored dress with golden orange sequins that were adorned on her chest. For Qyalan Clay, this male smiled for the cameras in an all-black outfit with golden buttons, which fitted well with his snowy crown.
"Since I'm already Mr. MHS, I was also thrilled to be crowned Manvel High school 2015 Prom King. It was such a great feeling." Clay said.
After a series of 'promposals' done by fellow students, freshman Isaac Marquez stood out this year particularly because he was a freshmen asking out a senior. After a night preparations with the assistance given by senior Aaron Knight, Marquez came up with a poster to show to the freshman's date. Dressed in their medieval costumes, the two presented the poster to Alexis Caballa who said yes.
"I just thought I could make a poster like everyone else." Marquez said.
Others took a different route for prom—without dates, that is. Senior Jonathan Amaya chose to attend prom with just a few of his friends. There was not as much worrying about expenses, what to wear, or who to dance with.
"For one, it's cheaper," Amaya said. "Once you're at the dance, it's so much more fun. It's less stressful."
No matter who wore what, who went with whom, or who came, the event itself was magnificent.
"I really enjoyed seeing everybody dressed up and everyone having a good time," Tillery said. "That's my favorite memorable moment."
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First images from Sunday's last close sweep of Hyperion
Posted by Andrew R. Brown and Deborah Byrd in Science Wire | Space | June 2, 2015
The Cassini mission to Saturn – which has brought us so many breathtaking images – took a last close look at Saturn's moon Hyperion on Sunday.
A crescent view of Saturn's moon Hyperion, captured on Cassini's final close sweep past this moon on Sunday, May 31. Cassini's closest distance on Sunday was 21,000 miles (34,000 kilometers) from Hyperion. In this image, you're seeing primarily the night side of the moon. Image via ASA / JPL / ESA Cassini.
NASA's Cassini spacecraft made its final close approach to Saturn's large, odd, tumbling, irregularly shaped moon Hyperion on May 31, 2015. The first three images on this page are from Sunday's close pass.
The Saturn-orbiting spacecraft passed Hyperion at a distance of about at approximately 9:36 a.m. EDT (1336 UTC) on Sunday. Mission controllers expected images from the encounter to arrive on Earth 24 to 48 hours later, and so they have.
As they analyze and process these images, scientists have hopes of seeing different terrain on Hyperion than the mission has previously explored in detail during the encounter, but this is not guaranteed.
As you can see, Hyperion is very heavily cratered, with little, if any in the way of more recent geological activity present. It is likely to be a huge frozen ball of ice with a little rock. Many of its craters are deep fluted, and that is because Hyperion's density is so low. The density is only 0.55 g/cm3, or about half the density of water. As a result, incoming objects – colliding asteroids or comets – can penetrate Hyperion's surface very deeply, compressing the ice. Also the darker carbon-rich material sometimes found on these bodies can warm up slightly and can 'burn' into Hyperion's surface.
Hyperion is one of the largest known irregularly shaped objects in the solar system with mean dimensions of 360 x 280 x 225 kilometers (223 x 174 x 137 miles).
The moon orbits Saturn at a mean distance of 1,481,100 kilometers (920,300 miles) once every 21 days.
May 31, 2015 image of Hyperion. This moon rotates chaotically, essentially tumbling unpredictably through space as it orbits Saturn. Because of this, it's challenging for Cassini's controllers to target a specific region of the moon's surface. Image via ASA / JPL / ESA Cassini.
May 31, 2015 image of Hyperion. Cassini scientists attribute Hyperion's unusual, sponge-like appearance to the fact that it has an unusually low density for such a large object – about half that of water. Its low density makes Hyperion quite porous, with weak surface gravity. As a result, any impacting bodies tend to compress Hyperion's surface, rather than excavate it, and most material that is blown off the surface never returns. Image via ASA / JPL / ESA Cassini.
Cassini's next notable flyby after May 31 is slated for June 16, when the spacecraft will pass 321 miles (516 kilometers) above icy Dione. That flyby will represent the mission's penultimate close approach to that moon. In October, Cassini will make two close flybys of the active moon Enceladus, with its jets of icy spray, coming as close as 30 miles (48 kilometers) in the final pass. In late 2015, the spacecraft will again depart Saturn's equatorial plane — where moon flybys occur most frequently — to begin a year-long setup of the mission's daring final year.
For its grand finale, Cassini will repeatedly dive through the space between Saturn and its rings.
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Here is a highly processed, false-color view of Hyperion, captured by Cassini during its closest ever flyby on September 26, 2005. We can expect images like this one to come from the May, 2015 close pass as well … eventualy. Image via NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI
Saturn as captured by the Cassini spacecraft in early February 2014. Cassini has been in orbit around Saturn since 2004. Many awesome images!
Bottom line: Cassini's final close approach to Saturn's large, irregularly shaped moon Hyperion was Sunday, May 31, 2015 at approximately 6:36 a.m. PDT (9:36 a.m. EDT, 1336 UTC). First images from that close pass here.
Andrew R. Brown
Andrew R. Brown, an avid follower of the space program, writes frequently about space topics for EarthSky. Over several years, he has also suggested observations that were carried out by imaging teams of some space missions. He has lives in Ashford, Kent, United Kingdom and works for local government, Kent County Council.


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The Tories' shocking new crime leaflet
New election leaflet features bloodied machete and bogus statistics.
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Here's the charming leaflet the Tories are sending out in Edmonton in an attempt to persuade voters to back their PPC Andrew Charalambous.
It features the sort of bloodied machete you might expect to find on the front of a low-budget slasher flick, and goes on to claim in gory letters that Britain has become "the crime capital of Europe". It's all rather at odds with David Cameron's call to "let sunshine win the day".
But worse, the leaflet indulges in exactly the sort of statistical manipulation that earned Chris Grayling a rebuke from the UK Statistics Authority earlier this year.
As you'll remember, Grayling was criticised for directly comparing crime figures from now with those from before 2002, even though changes made to recording methods after this date meant that such a comparison was invalid.
But last month the Tories claimed that a new study by the House of Commons library made a direct comparison possible by stripping out 24 per cent of the increase in violent crime to account for the new recording methods. It claims that unpublished data from the study goes on to show that violent crime has risen by 44 per cent since 1998.
Yet, as ever, there's a catch. The 24 per cent figure accounts for only one year of the changes, even though the violent crime figures were artificially inflated for at least two to three years.
Michael Scholar, the head of the independent UK Statistics Authority, was forced to write to the Tories again, warning that their use of crime statistics remained potentially misleading.
He said: "[A] more balanced commentary on national trends in violent crime would, in the view of the Authority, also make reference to the estimates given in the British Crime Survey, which in our view provide a more reliable measure of the national trend over time."
The British Crime Survey, which has recorded crime in the same way for almost 30 years, tells a very different story from the one spun by the Tories. As the graph below shows, violent crime has fallen by 48 per cent since 1995 and by 41 per cent since 1997.
Dodgy data, scare tactics, violent imagery . . . you may well wonder what happened to the Tories' promise to run a campaign based on "hope, optimism and change".
With the polls tightening again, perhaps a return to old politics was just too tempting to miss.
Hat-tip: The Straight Choice.
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Academic ineligibilities impair 2014 class
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Jul. 15, 2014, 6:00pm
Green, Lammons, Smalls, Blue trying to meet qualifying standards
It's only July and it seems as though Spurrier and company's plan to rebuild its defense has hit a significant roadblock.
Four signees from the Gamecocks' 2014 recruiting class currently stand in academic limbo, with another four players already ruled ineligible.
Four-star defensive end Dante Sawyer announced plans to enroll at East Mississippi Community College, while three-star defensive end Kalan Ritchie will head to Georgia Military College, hoping to rejoin the Gamecocks in time for the 2016 season. Sawyer is expected to enroll at South Carolina before the 2015 season.
Four-star defensive lineman Dexter Wideman will enroll at Fork Union Prep in Virginia, expecting to join the squad after the 2014 season in January.
Jhaustin Thomas, who the Gamecocks nabbed in its 2012 recruiting class, was deemed academically ineligible last month after spending two seasons at Trinity Valley Community College in Athens, Tx. Thomas was unable to join the Gamecocks' team initially in 2012 due to academic restrictions.
Two four-star cornerbacks in Wesley Green and Chris Lammons, as well as three-star cornerback Darin Smalls and three-star running back Joe Blue are "still trying to meet qualifying standards in time to join the Gamecocks in August," recruiting coordinator Steve Spurrier Jr. told The State.
Whether or not Green, Lammons or Smalls can qualify to play in the fall is magnified by the team's lack of experience at the position.
South Carolina's roster lists only four true cornerbacks, with only one — fifth-year senior Sidney Rhodes — as an upperclassman.
While the uncertainty of Green's or Lammon's future looms, the Gamecocks have already gotten 2014 cornerback signees D.J. Smith and Al Harris Jr. on campus and enrolled in summer classes.
Smith, a four-star recruit out of Georgia, shows incredible promise at the position and Harris Jr. has already earned praise for his high football IQ. Harris Jr. is the son of former All-Pro NFL cornerback Al Harris.
While the defensive backfield demands a wait-and-see approach, the Gamecocks know their defensive line has a long way to go now that two of their three four-star defensive linemen from their 2014 class have been ruled academically ineligible.
Fort Scott Community College transfer Abu Lamin is the lone four-star signee left in the 2014 recruiting class. Lamin enrolled at South Carolina in January, and is expected to play a significant part in the Gamecocks' defense this year.
His chances of contributing on the defensive line were already high since he is coming in as a transfer and already has experience playing at the collegiate level, but those chances shot through the clouds when South Carolina learned that they would be without Sawyer and Wideman in 2014.
The team's recent adoption of the 3-4 defense suits the Gamecocks even better now that they know they will be missing several playmakers on their defensive line.
Although Sawyer and Ritchie plan to enroll at South Carolina after their stints at their respective colleges, they may return to a crowded depth chart.
The Gamecocks have landed commitments from two four-star recruits at the defensive end position, including Shameik Blackshear who is considered the top defensive end in the state.


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I'd like you to think for a moment about the last training session you attended. Chances are it involved you sitting in a classroom with an instructor in front of you advancing a PowerPoint presentation along, slide by slide. All of us in public safety have been through it more times than we can count, and like many of you, I've found myself thinking that there had to be a better way to learn.
Recently, I sat down with Abigail Rath, the senior technical trainer at InFocus, whose supersized HD touchscreen all-in-one PC, video conferencing and whiteboarding solution offers that better way. Mondopad does it through the introduction of not only true interactive potential, but also by giving access to remote viewers as well and allowing them to participate. Read on to find out more about what the Mondopad is capable of, and how easy it is to integrate into your agency.
Tech Inside: Hi Abbi, nice to talk to you. So, for our IT folks out there, what can you tell me about how the Mondopad is implemented?
Abbi Rath: Great to be here. Well, the first thing to understand is that the Mondopad is a smart machine, containing an Intel i5 processor with our custom Mondopad software solution running on top of a standard Windows 7 64-bit installation. What that means is that the Mondopad can easily be brought onto your network, just as if it was another PC, and allows you to remote in if you need to troubleshoot or update settings or software, even doing push updates if you'd like. That includes the ability to access the built-in camera and manage your user permissions and preferences.
Historically, what we've seen is that most new technology is brought by IT to their administrative officers for consideration. Interestingly enough, Mondopad is the other way around – those administrators are seeing the integrative capabilities that we offer (such as the ability to use multiple devices in conjunction with it, including self-owned tablet devices), along with the intuitive interface which is easy for anyone to use and understand, and they are the ones bringing it to their IT folks.
With three different options available – a 55- and 70-inch available now, with an 80-inch coming soon – there's a device to fit every agency size. The Mondopad can either be wall-mounted using a standard VESA-compliant mount, or there is an accessory mobile cart also available, so that you can roll it from room to room. The Mondopad can connect to the Internet through either WiFi or via a direct Ethernet connection, meaning it can be portable if you need it to be.
TI: Sounds pretty versatile. What are some real-world uses and configurations that you're seeing?
Rath: Since our user-access control is extremely granular, with PIN access for each individual user, IT admins can control who can use what down to the individual folder level, including the ability to lock down a folder so that it can't be moved – and also to have any opened files prompt to be deleted upon exiting, which is an option but not mandatory. What that means is that we have some agencies who are using it for both administrative purposes – such as having private meetings between senior staff, regardless of where in the country they are – and for user-level purposes as well, like having a roll-call briefing that anyone who has authorized access can log into and view.
You really can pick and choose who you allow to do what with it … we include vPro, Intel's processor-based security solution, which allows you to control what a user can access online, for instance, with a very fine degree of regulation, including blocking internet access completely on a per-user basis. It also helps protect against malware and other types of security risks, which gives the IT folks a bit of peace of mind. On top of that, IT can install and run any Windows-compatible application to the "Extras" feature and lock down access to install additional applications. IT admins also like that files and folders in the allows and "View and Share" feature can be PIN protected, so that only those authorized personnel can view that to which IT can control access.
That flexibility, including the Microsoft Office license that comes with each device, means that people can use the Mondopad for specific training needs. Our incredibly popular "Whiteboard" feature, for instance, means that an instructor conducting training can draw over anything on screen, including video of an incident or more – and a student can, by using InFocus' free ControlView app on a tablet, make notes on the Mondopad screen as well — making the interactivity truly bi-directional. That, combined with a solution such as GoToMeeting, Skype, or other teleconferencing software, introduces a much more personal experience for those attending training from remote locations – be they on the other side of the country, or in another station in town while remaining in service.
Overall, the sky is the limit when it comes to the Mondopad and what it can do for your agency. IT admins love it because of its capabilities, users love it because of the simple, friendly user interface, and administrators love its flexibility and the fact that it can reduce the need to bring people into a central location to train – meaning more efficient training, and less time out of service for it.
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You might be more caught up in your head as the New Year begins but don't worry, Taurus, it'll serve you well!
A stunning Full Moon in your message sector on January 1 might bring you rewarding news about a writing project or a contract you've been negotiating. Let's say you've been mulling over the idea of whether or not to finally write that novel, as one example. Part of your New Year's resolutions might entail the decision to finally free yourself of whatever has been holding you back mentally in that arena. Letting go of any emotional insecurities you have attached to your communication ability is a huge theme for you early in the month. If you can do this, it will soon become clear that you have something extraordinary to offer the world when it comes to your thoughts and ideas. Why? Because what you think and say matters!
There also seems to be a great deal of support from friends, a close partner, and anyone in your professional network to help you achieve whatever communications-related goal you have your sights set on. You might also use the Full Moon to express to those closest to you just how deep your feelings and connection is to them. It will not only reinforce your relationships, it'll help you feel even more secure. You'll know that you have a genuine support network to use as a sounding board as you release your mind from any outworn mental patterns that are only sabotaging your true emotional fulfillment.
Connecting these dots early in the month is vital so that you're able to take full advantage of a powerful New Moon that will land in your 9th House of Expansion on January 16. This will open new doors of intellectual experience to help broaden your mind and worldly horizons. There is a very real chance that you can land a book deal with a publisher, forge a potent international business connection, or begin studying a new topic with focus and dedication. You might also have an opportunity to teach what you know and spread your unique brand of wisdom out into the world. Although you might need to grapple with an unexpected curve ball as you move forward with these intellectual goals, as long as you remember to focus on building a solid foundation as you embark on this new adventure, you will reach new heights.


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Eleven communities to attract newcomers to support middle-class jobs
June 14, 2019—Sault Ste. Marie, ON — Eleven rural and northern communities have been selected as part of the new Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot to invite newcomers to make these communities their forever homes.
As the Canadian population ages and the birth rate declines, rural Canada's workforce has seen a significant decrease in available workers. This pilot will help attract people that are needed to drive economic growth and help support middle-class jobs in these communities.
The participating rural and northern communities will have access to a range of supports to test this new innovative, community-driven model that will help fill labour gaps. The selected communities are: Thunder Bay (ON), Sault Ste. Marie (ON), Sudbury (ON), Timmins (ON), North Bay (ON), Gretna-Rhineland-Altona-Plum Coulee (MB), Brandon (MB), Moose Jaw (SK), Claresholm (AB), West Kootenay (BC), and Vernon (BC). The participating communities were selected as a representative sample of the regions across Canada to assist in laying out the blueprint for the rest of the country.
To complement the Rural and Northern Pilot, Canada is also working with the territories to address the unique immigration needs in Canada's North.
Canada is committed to attracting the best talent around the world to fill skill shortages and drive local economies in rural Canada that will benefit all Canadians.
"The equation is quite simple. Attracting and retaining newcomers with the needed skills equals a recipe for success for Canada's rural and northern communities. We have tested a similar immigration pilot in Atlantic Canada and it has already shown tremendous results for both newcomers and Canadians."
– The Honourable Ahmed Hussen, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
"Removing barriers to economic development and promoting growth in local communities across the country is a priority for the Government of Canada. This pilot will support the economic development of these communities by testing new, community-driven approaches to address their diverse labour market needs. The initial results of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot show that it has been a great success. I'm pleased we are able to introduce this new pilot to continue experimenting with how immigration can help ensure the continued vibrancy of rural areas across the country."
– The Honourable Bernadette Jordan, Minister of Rural Economic Development Canada
"Small initiatives can mean big results for the future of towns like Sault Ste. Marie in our tourism, mining and manufacturing sectors. The jobs of tomorrow for the middle-class go hand-in-hand with economic development and filling key vacancies with skilled talent from around the world."
– Terry Sheehan, Member of Parliament for Sault Ste. Marie
Throughout the summer, the government will begin working with selected communities to position them to identify candidates for permanent residence as early as the fall 2019.
Communities will be responsible for candidate recruitment and endorsement for permanent residence.
Newcomers are expected to begin to arrive under this pilot in 2020.
Communities worked with local economic development organizations to submit an application which demonstrated how they met the eligibility criteria by March 11, 2019.
The Atlantic Immigration Pilot was launched in March 2017 as part of the Atlantic Growth Strategy. The four Atlantic provinces are able to endorse up to 2,500 workers in 2019 under that pilot to meet labour market needs in the region.
Rural communities employ over four million Canadians and account for almost 30% of the national GDP.
Rural Canada supplies food, water, and energy for urban centres, sustaining the industries that contribute to Canada's prosperous economy.
Between 2001 and 2016, the number of potential workers has decreased by 23% percent, while the number of potential retirees has increased by 40%.
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MARION CITY COUNCIL MEETING
City Hall – Council Chambers on May 26, 2015, 7:30 PM
ROLL CALL – 9 members answered – Mr. Cumston, Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Blevins, Mr. Smith, Mr. Osborn, Mr. Daniels, Mr. Crider, Mrs. Gustin, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Cumston moved to excuse Mr. Ratliff; Mr. Smith 2nd. Roll call: ayes all, motion carried. Mr. Ratliff is excused
PRAYER LED BY PASTOR JASON QWAST
Summary of Proceedings from May 11, 2015. Mr. Cumston moved, Mr. Thomas 2nd. Roll Call: Ayes all, motion carried, Summary of Proceedings is accepted.
Mr. Cumston moved to add Ordinances 2015-44, 45, 47 and 48 to tonight's agenda; Mr. Thomas 2nd, Mr. Osborn 3rd. 44, 45 47 and 48 are added to tonight agenda.
ORDINANCE 2015-13:
ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM THROUGH THE STATE OF OHIO'S COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG PROGRAM) AND TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO APPLY FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALLOCATION FUNDS AND ADMINISTER THE GRANT, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
Mr. Thomas spoke: We need to have a public hearing.
Public Hearing is now open @ 7:36 PM.
Ms. Evie Cummings spoke: A paper is being passed around to sign this for the public hearing. What you have before is the apply 2015 CDBG grant and the revitalization grant; if you don't get the competitive grant, you have an alternate opt out. There was no comment from the public.
Public hearing is not closed @ 7:37 PM.
Mr. Thomas asked if we need to pass this tonight. Ms. Cummings said if you are comfortable.
Mr. Thomas moved to suspend the rules, Mr. Cumston 2nd. Roll call: Ayes all, motion carried.
Mr. Thomas moved to adopt, Mr. Cumston 2nd.
Mr. Daniels asked what LoDo means. Ms. Cummings said it is the lower downtown area. Mr. Daniels asked where the retaining wall is. Ms. Cummings said it's on Church and Orchard St.
Mayor Schertzer said LoDo it's a subcommittee from the DT organization. They are very active with the property owners that live in the area. 90% of the work in the City right-of-way. This is not the first time we had built a retaining wall with CDBG monies.
Mr. Daniels said with the exception of the Lincoln Park Fence, we are looking at a 100% of the lower area. Mayor said that is the competitive design of the active group. It was ready made for this type of group. It fit in well with the distress portion of the CDBG grant. Evie said when the Rec center came up, could we include them, it's primarily infrastructure. It's physically so close to it. Beneficial wise, it would reach beyond the neighborhood. It's a way to get the youth center done as well. The alternative, if they don't get the competitive grant, the retaining wall comes out then you do the roof and the sidewalks. Mrs. Gustin asked about the vouchers. Evie said 117 instead 100,000; they are forcing us to spend our revolving loan balance. It gets reduced out of the formula budget. We don't quite 17, 16 something. We can ask up to that amount and spend it accordingly. They encourage it; they want us to spend it down.
Mr. Daniels said when these funding come up, we spend a lot of it on DT year after year; it's attention we are not spending elsewhere. 10 different projects with LoDo on it. We continually eyeball it downtown, and the rest seem out of mind. Ken Lengieza said they are letting us to use the Rec facility. We have done grants in various neighborhoods. Fairground near Lincoln Park; sidewalks and new drainage on the west side. We've done several on the northwest side, Avondale, the neighborhood – we had to take a match out of the Formula Grant. Bennett St., Lafayette. LoDo – if you take the Youth Center out, I can't think we did anything in this neighborhood. They won't let us count the Palace. Evie said on Garden St – sidewalks. Mr. Cumston said over the years we have done a lot of sidewalk projects. As we attract more housing DT and attract more activity, it looks better. It helps the infrastructure and the feasibility of the DT neighborhood. Evie said the State will only look at the type for slum and blight projects for DT in the future.
Mr. Daniels said all the money that City spends; I hear more encouraging words to remove vacant houses. It makes the community to look so much better.
Chief Collins spoke: our portion of funding with the CDBG – youth center – will make it that way again, if willing. ½ for office space, the other ½ is rotting away. June 5th – lunch program, we are the host for that. June 16th – summer produce giveaway, on Thursdays; also some planter boxes. What we were looking at was the roof leaking in that building. Mr. Daniels said we have roof leaking; and we are building retaining walls instead. Evie said the roof is in the package.
Roll call for adoption: Ayes all, motion carried. ORDINANCE 2015-13 IS ADOPTED.
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE CITY AUDITOR TO PAY A BILL FROM THE MARION AREA TRANSIT (MAT) PURSUANT TO SECTION 5705.41(D)(1) OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE AND MAKING THE NECESSARY RE-APPROPRIATION IN THE MARION AREA TRANSIT FUND FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2015
Mr. Cumston stated this came out of Finance with a 3-0 Approval, motion to suspend; Mr. Osborn 2nd. Roll call: Ayes all, motion carried.
Mr. Cumston moved to adopt, Mr. Osborn 2nd. Roll call for adoption: Ayes all, motion carried. ORDINANCE 2015-44 IS ADOPTED
ORDINANCE MAKING AN RE-APPROPRIATION IN THE TRANSIT DEPARTMENT TO PURCHASE ONE (1) BUS THROUGH ODOT PURCHASING PROGRAM FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2015
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SERVICE DIRECTOR TO ENTER INTO CONTRACT WITH SHELLY AND SANDS INC. FOR THE CENTER STREET RESURFACING, PROJECT 15-1R FOR THE CITY OF MARION, OHIO, APPROPRIATING NECESSARY FUNDS, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
Mr. Thomas stated this came out of Streets & Sewers with a 3-0 approval, motion to suspend; Mrs. Blevins 2nd. Roll call: Ayes all, motion carried.
Mr. Thomas moved to adopt, Mrs. Blevins 2nd. Roll call for adoption: Ayes all, motion carried. ORDINANCE 2015-47 IS ADOPTED
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE SERVICE DIRECTOR TO ENTER INTO CONTRACT WITH PARK ENTERPRISE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FOR THE SOUTH STATE STREET SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS, PROJECT 15-1SW FOR THE CITY OF MARION, OHIO, APPROPRIATING NECESSARY FUNDS, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
Matters not on the Agenda:
COMMITTEE DATES:
Finance 6/1 @ 6:30pm
Municipal Services 6/1 @ 6:20pm
Regional Planning 6/24 @ 7:00 pm County Bldg.
With no further business to come before Council, Mr. Edwards adjourned the meeting.
____________________________ Dave Edwards President of Council
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Submitted by City Council on Tue, 06/09/2015 - 3:30pm
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