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Historic Sites Map
Historic Sites Index
Wiltshire Council Archives
Winterslow Parish History
Winterslow Now and Then
Download the Historic Sites Map from the Visitors Download Library. This is the Winterslow Parish Council Wiltshire local authority website, presenting local community, visitor and parish articles and news.
Download the Listed Sites Map from the Visitors Download Library. This is the Winterslow Parish Council Wiltshire local authority website, presenting local community, visitor and parish articles and news.
Walter Green
Edgar Coleman
Find out more about the parishioners of Winterslow who made the ultimate sacrifice in The Great War.
View the Role Of Honour to the fallen of WW1, which hangs on the wall of All Saints Church. View the personal stories of those from Winterslow who made the ultimate sacrifice in WWI and the WW1 Memorial to the fallen in All Saints Church.
This is the Winterslow Parish Council Wiltshire local authority website, presenting local community, visitor and parish articles and news.
For more information, visit https://history.wiltshire.gov.uk/community/getcom.php?id=253
The history of the Winterslows goes back a long way! It is great to have such a rich history within our Parish boundaries so please read below just how the Winterslows came into existence to become such a great village.
Ancient Winterslow
On Easton Down, in the north east of the parish, Neolithic and early Bronze Age flint mines have been located. Excavations in East Winterslow have also located traces of a number of Iron Age and Roman farms. In addition two Saxon cemeteries on Roche Court Down, north of the junction at Lopcombe Corner, have been discovered. The Roman road from Old Sarum to Winchester passes through the parish and the site of a Roman villa has been found near All Saints church in West Winterslow. Evidence of occupation over the course of many centuries has therefore been found within the parish.
The Doomsday Book and A Thousand Years
The principal history of the Parish revolves around three separate and distinct manors based in West, East and Middle Winterslow. The first two are mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086, the third being created later. The three settlements of West Winterslow, Middle Winterslow and East Winterslow were collectively named in the Doomsday Book as "Wintreslei", meaning "Winter's mound or burial place".
By the end of the 19th century the three distinct areas of population were very evident. In West Winterslow there was a cluster of houses near All Saints Church and another close to the junction of Weston Lane and Livery Road. In Middle Winterslow there were houses from the village school, which was built in 1856, to Middleton Manor; including dispersed homes around the Flood. Another centre of population was in an area around the junction of Weston Lane and Middleton Road. Here could be found dispersed cottages along Middleton Road, Gunville Road and stretching down Witt Road.
Apart from the dwellings forming the three main centres of population there were isolated cottages and houses dispersed across the Parish the land of which was almost entirely given over to agricultural activity and coppicing.
This open landscape began to change in 1892 when the Winterslow Land Court was established resulting in the construction of homes on smallholdings of varying sizes from five to seven acres. Initially these were located in the land between the Causeway and Middleton Road, followed by the area bounded by Witt Road, Gunville Road and Tytherly Road. The majority of the smallholders had other occupations so used their land to provide food and to supplement their income. East Winterslow comprised a small number of farms with associated buildings on top of the hill.
There was little change at Middle Winterslow or at West Winterslow prior to the Great War. At East Winterslow there were very few dwellings and all were mainly farm cottages.
From the top of Gunville Hill
The War Years and How The Village Changed to The Present Day
The inter-war years brought little change. A little sporadic building took place as infill between existing buildings, but the three communities remained separate and appear in contemporary maps and directions as West Winterslow, Middle Winterslow and The Common.
Middleton Road (from the field now occupied by the Village Hall)
The Second World War brought a number of changes to life in Winterslow. Approximately two hundred children with their teachers from the Portsmouth area were evacuated to the village and, in Bentley Wood, a military camp was built for American armed forces. The Women's Institute history of Winterslow notes the considerable impact this military presence had on the area, the roads being often "choked with heavy tanks and jeeps". Bentley Wood took on further significance when, after its sale by the Forestry Commission to Lady Coleman in 1983, and its designation as a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and she bequeathed it to the village and a trust known as the Friends of Bentley Wood was created to maintain it.
The Methodist Chapel and St John's Church
The first council houses were those in Red Lane, built in about 1939. In the inter-war period, a few houses were built along the Flashett. The 1950's brought a few more there and in the Shripple, followed by some in Cow Lane behind what was then the Lion's Head public house (now four homes).
The Common showing the Methodist Church at centre of picture
All these developments added to the Gunville Road and The Common community that also had several shops, a Methodist Chapel and St. John's Church. The second set of council houses was built just after the Second World War at Highfield Crescent. These, with some other new buildings in the 1950's, simply added to the Middle Winterslow housing cluster, as did the 1959 council bungalows in The Flood and the 1960 additions to Highfield Crescent. 1965 saw more council bungalows at Common Vale, but again, these were an infill between existing properties.
The most significant changes came after 1967, when a large new housing estate called Saxon Leas appeared on land that had been part of Shripple Farm. The first phase was built in about two years, but a second phase some ten years later increased the estate considerably. In 1982 an adjoining site was opened up and developed as Young's Paddock, which in turn was followed by Stone Close and Weavers Close, to effectively fill the space between Middleton Road and the Causeway before the end of the century. The Causeway, itself, had been made up from a track in 1960, and this encouraged some infill between old Land Court properties. By the 1990's there was almost continuous housing in the area bounded by Cow Lane, the Shripple, Middleton Road and the Causeway.
Meanwhile, a row of new houses on the south side of the Common, built in 1983, meant that there was continuous housing from Gunville Hill to Saxon Leas and on to the Causeway. In 1977 another small estate, Woodland drive appeared, effectively linking the Causeway to Middle Winterslow.
In 1992 the village hall complex was built, thereby shifting the focus of social activity away from Middle Winterslow. In 1999 Bell's coaches was sold and the Old Coach Yard was developed to add yet more houses between Middleton Road and the Causeway, and in the 21st Century, some new houses have been built as infill near the Doctor's surgery on Middleton Road.
Similarly East Winterslow has remained relatively undeveloped except for post 1960 building along Mill Lane and the opening up of Glenfield Close. These developments, like those along Tytherley Road, have not changed the basic agricultural scene. The few houses in Weston Lane, built in the late 20th Century, have not changed the overall separate entities, while Middle Winterslow and The Common have effectively been linked by housing.
Lopcombe Corner
The area known as Lopcombe Corner was developed piece-meal during the 20th Century. Prior to that, it was simply the junction of two main roads from London to the west, one from Andover the other from Stockbridge.
It was an important junction in the turnpike age, but had virtually no buildings. The turnpikes declined as railway traffic grew and it was not until the age of motoring that Lopcombe Corner saw any development.
It remained isolated until the First World War, when an airfield was built at nearby Hollom Down. The first buildings near the junction appeared in the 1920's and 1930's and were associated with the passing motor traffic in the form of roadside cafés and garages.
The Second World War brought more military activity, including temporary camps.
Lopcombe Corner Circa 1950
By the mid 1950's, there were three farms and twelve houses and, in addition, five petrol stations, a garage, two cafés, a small sub post office and a small shop which catered for passing traffic, as well as the relatively few residents.
Development at Lopcombe Corner, prior to 1959, was not only restricted by the planners but by the lack of mains water. When this became available in 1959 a limited amount of new building was permitted, with a restriction to single storey construction. By 1982 there were 40 houses, although some recent ones have been of two storeys; with the total now reaching 52.
Winterslow Then and Now
Winterslow Then and Now is a local public group on Facebook presenting a selection of fascinating photos from years past of the village and its residents.
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#include <memory>
#include <string>

#include "modules/perception/base/camera.h"

namespace apollo {
namespace perception {
namespace base {

class BaseCameraDistortionModel {
 public:
  BaseCameraDistortionModel() = default;
  virtual ~BaseCameraDistortionModel() = default;

  // @brief: project a point from camera space to image plane
  // @params[IN] point3d: 3d point in camera space;
  // @return: 2d point in image plane
  // @note: the input point should be in front of the camera,
  //        i.e. point3d[2] > 0
  virtual Eigen::Vector2f Project(const Eigen::Vector3f& point3d) = 0;

  virtual std::shared_ptr<BaseCameraModel> get_camera_model() = 0;
  virtual std::string name() const = 0;
  virtual bool set_params(size_t width, size_t height,
                          const Eigen::VectorXf& params) = 0;

  size_t get_height() const { return height_; }
  size_t get_width() const { return width_; }

 protected:
  size_t width_ = 0;
  size_t height_ = 0;
};

/* TODO(all): to remove
typedef std::shared_ptr<BaseCameraDistortionModel> BaseCameraDistortionModelPtr;
typedef std::shared_ptr<const BaseCameraDistortionModel>
    BaseCameraDistortionModelConstPtr;
*/

class BrownCameraDistortionModel : public BaseCameraDistortionModel {
 public:
  EIGEN_MAKE_ALIGNED_OPERATOR_NEW

 public:
  BrownCameraDistortionModel() = default;
  ~BrownCameraDistortionModel() = default;

  Eigen::Vector2f Project(const Eigen::Vector3f& point3d) override;

  std::shared_ptr<BaseCameraModel> get_camera_model() override;

  std::string name() const override { return "BrownCameraDistortionModel"; }

  bool set_params(size_t width, size_t height,
                  const Eigen::VectorXf& params) override;

  inline Eigen::Matrix3f get_intrinsic_params() const {
    return intrinsic_params_;
  }

  inline Eigen::Matrix<float, 5, 1> get_distort_params() const {
    return distort_params_;
  }

 protected:
  Eigen::Matrix3f intrinsic_params_;
  Eigen::Matrix<float, 5, 1> distort_params_;
};

using BrownCameraDistortionModelPtr =
    std::shared_ptr<BrownCameraDistortionModel>;

using BrownCameraDistortionModelConstPtr =
    std::shared_ptr<const BrownCameraDistortionModel>;

}  // namespace base
}  // namespace perception
}  // namespace apollo

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By By Charles Harrison
May 20, 2014 | 3:00 AM
Citizens of Carroll County, many of you already know me, but let me introduce myself here as a candidate for public office, and ask for your vote.
My name is Charles Harrison and I currently serve as a Judge of the Orphans' Court of Carroll County. I have served in this position since being appointed in January 2013, and am now running for election to the Bench. I would like to thank Commissioner Haven Shoemaker and the elected officials representing Carroll County for proposing and supporting legislation to increase the salaries of the Orphans' Court Judges. Their support acknowledges the tremendous responsibility placed on the Court and the performance of the Judges. It has also increased the number of candidates running for Orphans' Court Judge.
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Orphans' Court Judges impact the lives of citizens during vulnerable, stressful times that involve the loss of a love one. These times often bring out our best characteristics as well as our worst. Families are often in crisis. It is critical that Judges be experienced, compassionate, professional and objective as they guide families through the probate process. These times require active listening, quickly identifying the issues involved, making logical, common sense decisions and issuing decisions in a clear, concise manner. Judges are responsible for ensuring that the wishes of the deceased are carried out, that their legacy and assets are protected and that Maryland Estate and Trust laws are followed. These are responsibilities that should not be taken lightly. I bring new motivation and an increased energy level to the Court. That motivation and energy can be seen in the professionalism, leadership, and work ethic I bring to each case. It also is seen in the working relationships I have developed with my fellow Judges, the Register of Wills Office, States Attorney, Sheriffs Office, Court Room Security Officers, Attorneys and the legal community in general.
My common-sense leadership style, judicial temperament, conflict resolution skills and decision making abilities derive from the training I have received and my life experiences. I have a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education, a Master of Science Degree in the Administration of Justice and considerable work towards a Masters Degree in Public Administration. I am a graduate of the FBI's Executive Development Institutes I and II. I have also been designated a Certified Protection Professional (CPP) by the American Society of Industrial Security.
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18th December 2020 Bill Russell
We Need A Little Christmas – a charity variety concert performed in the Actors' Church, Covent Garden to raise money for Shelter & Crisis at Christmas. Streaming to 2 January 2021. William Russell.
The concert is available on www.stream.theatre
Single ticket – £20.
Family ticket £30.
Both plus booking fees.
You can also find it on Broadway On Demand.
Directed by Michael Strassen with a host of people you will have seen on the West End stage in pretty well every musical of recent years this is a star spangled, sequin studded, lip gloss, false eyelashes and mascara in abundance extravaganza. Pretty well every Christmas song you could think of gets sung by someone, each in their own special way. The highlight, however, is a gloriously acid monologue from Dame Maureen Lipman, whom there is nothing like, talking about things contemporary and the "Eton mess" running the country. Simon Callow reading an article about Christmas written by Dickens, who more or less invented what we enjoy today, is just as impressive, however. As for the cast, each shines in their own special way and Loose Women;s Denise Welsh is a benign host. If one has to pick anyone it is Lee Mead who gets to deliver Santa Claus is Coming to Town backed by the West End Gospel Choir. He does his duty above and beyond as he gets to leave the hallow premises of St Paul's Covent Garden, the actor's church, and perform the final number – In My Arms for Christmas – in the streets of London.
No stars because this is not a commercial undertaking, it is a charity affair – but all of you who love the West End musical will find this Christmas medley a genuinely star spangle occasion as the cast show all the talent they normally send across the footlights to a live audience.
Christine Allado, David Bedelia, Simon Callow, Kevin Clifton, Brenda Edwards, Sheila Ferguson, Amy Hart, Dom Hartley-Harris, Sophie Isaacs, Cassidy Janson, Charlie Kristensen, Maureen Lipman, Lydiua Lucy, Lee Mead, Peter Polycarpou, Jodie Prenger, Sharon Rose, Sally Ann Triplett, Max & Grace Milner,The Vivienne, Denise Welch, West End Gospel Choir.Director: Michael Strassen.
Associate Di-rector: Paul Nicholas Dyke.
Musical Direction: George Carter.
Production Design: Andrew Exeter.
It ispresented by Thomas Hopkins & Michael Quinn for Ginger Quiff Media.
The Haunting of Alice Bowles by Philip Franks. Original Theatre on Line to 28 February 2021.. 4****. William Russell.
Teabreak Theatre's Sleeping Beauty – a magical zoom adventure on line to 30 December 2020. 4****. William Russell
Warheads by Taz Skylar. Park Theatre 90, Clifton Terrace, London N4 to 7 September. 4****. William Russell
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Violet – music by Jeanine Tesori Book & Lyrics by Brian Crawley – Charing Cross Theatre, London 2** for the show 4**** for the cast – William Russell
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Closures, letters and doing something. William Russell.
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Julie Swetnick, who went public on Wednesday with her accusations against Brett Kavanaugh, was represented in a sexual harassment complaint by the firm of the current lawyer for Christine Blasey Ford.
Ford is the first woman to go public with accusations against Kavanaugh and is represented by Debra Katz.
When this first hit last night, the story was that Katz herself represented Swetnick, which turns out not to be the case. Still, there was a connection, if indirect. If one was inclined to disbelieve in coincidences, one could craft a scenario in which Katz — a Democratic Party activist and fundraiser — has developed Kavanaugh accusers and split them out among other activist attorneys in order to create a campaign against his confirmation.
A source familiar with the matter confirmed that a lawyer at Katz's firm did represent Swetnick, but that it was not Katz herself. The source said Katz never represented Swetnick and that the firm did not refer Swetnick to Avenatti for representation.
Appearing on CNN, Avenatti said while he was vetting Swetnick, he learned of the New York Life case, saying "(Katz is) one of the leading lawyers in Washington, DC, on sexual harassment and other types of claims, so it's not surprising that she used her." Avenatti added there was "no coordination whatsoever" between Katz and his client on Swetnick's accusation against Kavanaugh.
Avenatti, some will scoff, is hardly the most credible voice in this crapfest. And they'd be correct, which is why he's the biggest hole in the theory. Let's say Katz was the mastermind of a massive smear campaign and was parceling out accusers in order to cover up her machinations. What attorney and/or Democratic Party activist in their right mind would hand off a source to Michael Avenatti? Even apart from his own political hackery and axes to grind, bringing him into the story would instantly distract from the alleged victims as Avenatti sucked all the media oxygen away from not just that accuser but all of them, in a manner which reduces their credibility too. If you're watching national news on TV this morning, you'll know exactly what I mean, a point to which I'll return in a moment.
To bring this back around to the original question: Yes, it's almost certainly just a coincidence that Swetnick used Katz' firm for an earlier sexual harassment claim. If not, this would have to be the most legally and politically incompetent conspiracy since someone thought it would be a great idea to break into the Democrats' headquarters at the Watergate complex.


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Niederhessische Dialekte, oder verkürzt Niederhessisch, sind deutsche Mundarten, die überwiegend im Regierungsbezirk und in der kreisfreien Stadt Kassel gesprochen werden. Sie sind also daher eine Dialektgruppe des Westmitteldeutschen. Das Niederhessische umfasst weiträumig zwei Dialekte:

 Nordhessisch mit dem Zentrum Kassel, das in Richtung der hessischen Landesgrenze zu Niedersachsen und Thüringen viele Gemeinsamkeiten mit dem Nordthüringischen und Eichsfeldischen aufweist und daher ein rheinfränkischer und thüringisch-obersächsischer Mischdialekt ist, der zudem niederdeutsche Einflüsse aus dem Westen aufweist.
 Osthessisch mit dem Zentrum Fulda, das auf Grund der Nähe zum Ostfränkischen noch über mehr fränkische Merkmale als das Nordhessische verfügt, da es sich mit dem angrenzenden Hennebergisch und in der Rhön mit dem Grabfeldischen zum Rhöner Platt vermischt.

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Hessischer Dialekt
Nordhessen

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Home > Sports > Shanghai disaster clouds title hopes: Hamilton
Shanghai 'disaster' clouds title hopes: Hamilton
Agencies15 April 2018 5:22 PM GMT
Shanghai: Lewis Hamilton declared his Chinese Grand Prix a "disaster" on Sunday and said Mercedes would find it tough to repeat their F1 championship victory unless they can sort out issues with a car he feels uncomfortable in.
Hamilton finished only fifth in the Chinese Grand Prix -- a race he has dominated -- though he was bumped up to fourth due to a 10-second penalty assessed on Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
Daniel Ricciardo of Red Bull won, ahead of Hamilton's Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas in second. Hamilton has yet to win a race this season and is nine points behind Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in the Formula One driver's standings.
"Saturday and Sunday felt like a disaster from my side," he said. "It is clear from this weekend we are not the quickest. We have lost performance since Melbourne and maybe even more so this weekend." "We are the second or third-fastest team at the moment, so we have some improving to do, but that's not impossible."
Germany's Vettel and Ferrari put champions Mercedes on the defensive with a season-opening victory in Australia, followed last weekend by a close win in Bahrain.


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Provides Cross Referenced Listing and Source Variables at Console
Manipulate and browse prolog runtime over www

Installation using SWI-Prolog 7.1 or later:

    `?- pack_install('https://github.com/logicmoo/xlisting.git'). `

Source code available and pull requests accepted at
http://github.com/logicmoo/xlisting

```prolog

?- use_module(library(xlisting)).
true.

?- xlisting(member(X,[1,2,3])).

```

# Some TODOs

Document this pack!

Write tests

Untangle the 'pack' install deps
(Moving predicates over here from logicmoo_base)

# Not _obligated_ to maintain a git fork just to contribute

Dislike having tons of forks that are several commits behind the main git repo?

Be old school - Please ask to be added to logicmoo and Contribute directly !

Still, we wont stop you from doing it the Fork+PullRequest method

# [BSD 2-Clause License](LICENSE.md)

Copyright (c) 2017,
logicmoo and Douglas Miles <logicmoo@gmail.com>
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namespace Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Loader\Configurator\Traits;

trait PropertyTrait
{
    /**
     * Sets a specific property.
     *
     * @param string $name
     * @param mixed  $value
     *
     * @return $this
     */
    final public function property($name, $value)
    {
        $this->definition->setProperty($name, static::processValue($value, true));

        return $this;
    }
}


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Memorial sites not only allow you to share stories, photos, and videos of your loved one; they also allow you to connect with family and friends. When visiting the Celebration Wall, guests can leave text comments to share condolences, offer words of support and sympathy through video or audio messages, or leave a meaningful symbol when words just aren't enough. Guests can also view the obituary and service information, and order gifts and flowers directly through the site. This page serves as a permanent virtual tribute to your loved one, and a place you can return to whenever you would like to revisit memories and reconnect with messages of support and love.


Ruby Red mica is a deep, rich red that is a hint more pink than our Red Vibrance mica. It will have a more maroon tone than our Really Red!, but is a great color for blending to achieve different shades with colors.
I was really disappointed in this for bath bombs. It barely colored the water at all. I'm sure it's wonderful for soap but use caution for bath bombs!
This is such a beautiful color! Works great in both CP and MP soaps.
I loved everything about this mica.


hour, maybe even 1 hour mash?
modified and dinosaurs roamed the earth.
of none that use a single-step infusion mash."
change the mash schedules to see which I prefer.
that I can just add some speciality malts to accomplish the same beer.
Anyone else want to add anything to this annals of this topic?
Curious how/why Renerrian(sp) coordinates came to be.
of the products you are using in your partial mash brew.
sparingly. Use lactic acid  pH adjusted sparge water on your partial mash.
You should also relook at your hops additions.  Maybe you are adding too much.
If you are a new brewer, one likely cause may be oxidation of the hot wort.
air. If not change your extract.  Maybe try a dried extract.
Looking forward to hearing more about your mashing technique, etc.
Consider a full mash, not a lot more time and effort and much better results.
information on vaginitis and "came up empty handed".  So to speak.
Maybe diverticulitis is closer to a more appropriate subject here.
that in with lead free solder.
cheaper than paying some one else to fix it.
up, just cut that part out as well.
them.  If any grain bits get in there, the show's over.
I've tried it on. Really the cat's meow.
Naval Jelly is phosphoric acid in a gelatinized form.
I do not know how it works on stainless.
Let us know how you do get the stain off.
ahead of the younger one.
hospitality room.  And Michael Jackson will be there.
I tried to post this yesterday but it didn't take. So let's try again.
there is a problem and good referrals when there is high quality service.
me get the Tap Towers and all of the other equipment I was looking for.
what they thought of them.
of the CAP without the need for cold fermentation.
I will have to contend with ale like temps.
Beer? If not any thoughts on how this might turnout?
"Doug has confused two distinct, non-standard hopping techniques."
he was clearly asking about First Wort Hopping.
Mash Hopping lately, particularly in regard to making Berliner Weisse.
Chicago clubs are putting together a fantastic time,..."
be a good time with a variety of learning opportunities.
club of one" at the festival.
> control the liquid above the grain bed during sparging.
scrub out the inside of the keg. Hope this helps.
the atf and state agencies if you choose to.
Just kidding Not enough BEER!
located just across the street from Universal Studios, Orlando, Florida.
Entry deadline is May 4th, so get your entries on the mail NOW!!!
www.morebeer.com and search for an E300.
> about starch haze, and I thank those who sent them.
> The consensus seems to be that infection is risked when starch is present.
> My question becomes: Infecion by what?
T.V. My sister is, but that fact is irrelevant to this discussion.
a problem in a beer that you intend to store for a while.
and operated businesses rather than the big-box stores."
the part started out life as (I had done some machining on the original).
been working there for years and years (turned out to be the manager).
non-invasive point level switch, but didn't want to spring for ultrasonics.
on the top of the mash tun so that you can adjust the height.
>hopping do as far as flavor?
FWH is about the volatile flavor 'oils' not the humulone and lupulone acids.
fermentation conditions may play a role in FWH flavors.
characterized.   I posted on this w/in the past year I believe.
>kind of protein/hop reaction that locks in flavor.
Just the oils and oxygen.
so you have no moving parts.  Bad news - a new one will cost you ~$250.
that was the model I was able to find for free on some junk equipment.
automation.  Anyone want to trade for draft shanks and faucets?
recommendation for an Old Peculiar Clone I'm planning to brew.


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Q: Monthly Report in Codeigniter I'm developing a project which is a Hotel Reservation System.
My problem is I want to loop every month like 1 is January 2 is February and so on. If its 1 then It will get all the row which the month is 1 or January by Comparing it to the cout_created column on the mySQL database table and add all the profits for each record, putting it later inside an array like this:
$monthlyreport = [
   1 => 6000,
   2 => 5000,
   3 => 3000,
   4 => 12000,
   5 => 8000,
   6 => 4000,
   7 => 6000,
   8 => 9000,
   9 => 4000,
   10 => 6000,
   11 => 9000,
   12 => 4000,
];

This is the mySQL Database table schema for a example row:
 Row Name      Row Data

id            9
gst_id        1
cout_tin      2018-07-01
cout_tout     2018-07-02
cout_nodays   1
cout_single   1
cout_double   2
cout_family   1
cout_roombal  13000
cout_billbal  1120
cout_totalbal 14120
cout_downbal  6500
cout_result   7620
cout_created  2018-07-15 09:34:12

I'm using PHP with Codeigniter framework.

A: What you need to do is combining database queries with a simple for loop in PHP.
First, you have to understand how to get all the values inside the month. cout_created is a timestamp/datetime field.
In MySQL, you can get the data using a query like this one:
SELECT * FROM yourtable WHERE MONTH(cout_created) = XX
Using this query, in PHP you will go for this:
// Initialize the array
$monthlyreport = array();
// For each month we are gonna do the same
for ($month = 1; $month <= 12; $month++) {
    // We get the results with database library, changing the sql according to our needs.
    $sql = "SELECT cout_result FROM yourtable WHERE MONTH(cout_created) = " . $month;
    $query = $this->db->query($sql);
    // The accum variable to sum all the profits.
    $sum = 0;
    // And foreach record, we sum the value to the actual one.
    foreach($query->result() as $row) {
       $sum = $sum + $row->cout_result;
    }
    // When finish, save the result on the array and start again.
    $montlyreport[$month] = $sum;
}

That would be the easiest way to understand how to do it, but we can do it even better. MySQL allow us to do the same by using its built-in SUM() function directly on MySQL, so we don't have to make additional processing on PHP. We can do this:
// Initialize the array
$monthlyreport = array();
// For each month we are gonna do the same
for ($month = 1; $month <= 12; $month++) {
    // But now we will get sum of the values instead of each value
    $sql = "SELECT SUM(cout_result) as profit FROM yourtable WHERE MONTH(cout_created) = " . $month;
    $query = $this->db->query($sql);
    // And just save the profit
    $montlyreport[$month] = $query->row()->profit;
}

I have not tested it as I don't have a PHP environment here for testing, but let me know how it works and I'll update the answer accordingly.

EDIT: I have come with another solution that with solve it with only one query to the database, but it will depend of the performance with your database size and number of records:
SELECT SUM(cout_result) as profit, MONTH(cout_created) as mymonth
 FROM yourtable
 GROUP BY MONTH(cout_created)
With this, you just need to iterate with the foreach saving every profit directly by the mymonth
$sql = "SELECT SUM(cout_result) as profit, MONTH(cout_created) as mymonth FROM yourtable GROUP BY MONTH(cout_created)"
$query = $this->db->query($sql);
$monthlyreport = array();
foreach ($query->result() as $row) {
    $monthlyreport[$row->mymonth] = $row->profit;
}

A: $currentyear_result=array();
        for ($i = 1; $i <= 12; $i++) {
        $year_record =$this->db->where('YEAR(created_at)', date('Y'))->where('MONTH(created_at)', date($i))->count_all_results('order_details');
        if (!empty($year_record)) {
                $currentyear_result[$i] =$lastyear_record;
            } else {
                $currentyear_result[$i] = 0;
            }
        }

Output: Array (
    [1] => 8
    [2] => 3
    [3] => 0
    [4] => 0
    [5] => 0
    [6] => 0
    [7] => 0
    [8] => 0
    [9] => 1
    [10] => 0
    [11] => 0
    [12] => 0 )

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Jackie Douglas Belshe, 62, of Shawnee, passed away Saturday, March 16, 2019, in Oklahoma City.
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Mary Jo (Guthrie) Edgmon passed away Saturday, March 16, 2019, at the Regency Skilled Nursing Facility in Shawnee at the age of 96.
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New Release Round-Up: October 13th
JUSTIN MOORE – 'WE DIDN'T HAVE MUCH'
Justin's gearing up for the release of his sixth (currently untitled) album, and we have a first taster of what's in store.
'We Didn't Have Much' is a nostalgic look back to the days of his youth. He's adopted a more rootsy feel to this track which is very appealing.
It's very easy to underestimate the commercial appeal of Justin's music. He has a habit of taking his singles all the way to the top of the country charts. Only one out of his last five releases failed to hit the top spot, and his last single 'Why We Drink' continued the trend.
LAINE HARDY – 'OTHER L.A.'
We had the pleasure of chatting to Laine last week, and his many adoring fans will be very aware that his latest single 'Other L.A.' has now been released. He's performed it often on social media and it has also been performed in his live shows.
The 'L.A.' in the title shouldn't be mistaken for the Californian megacity. For those of us here in the UK, the song is an ode to Laine's home state, Louisiana, rather than the city where he achieved fame with his American Idol success.
The song was written in Nashville just prior to the pandemic outbreak.
THE BELLES – 'BOY IN LOVE'
It's high time that we highlighted the musical output of mother and daughter Kelli and Jaymie Jones, who perform as The Belles and originate from Omaha, Nebraska.
The name originated from Kelli's childhood nickname of Kelllibelle, and Jaymie's inspiration, Mother Maybelle Carter of the Carter Family.
They performed in the UK in 2019 and have opened for some of country music's biggest stars including Dan + Shay, Kenny Rogers and Old Dominion.
They have released two EPs to date and we now have the latest single, 'Boy In Love' to enjoy.
TRAVIS DENNING – 'GOODYEARS'
He created many happy memories at C2C 2019 with his appearance at the Songwriters Series, and he also toured here last year.
He has also found success as a prolific songwriter. Michael Ray's 'Her World Or Mine' is a recent example, but songs for Jason Aldean, Justin Moore and Chase Rice have also contributed to his CV.
'After A Few' hit number one on the Country Airplay charts, and he is looking to repeat that yardstick with his new single, 'Goodyears', which follows a common theme – the simple pleasures of small town life and the days of unrestricted pleasure.
JOSH KELLEY – 'MY BABY AND THE BAND'
Having listened to Josh Kelley's recent lockdown zoom performances, it's difficult to imagine any other performer coping with the current circumstances better.
He lives on a remote ranch in Oakley, Utah with his family, and has a full recording studio. He also has the talent to play practically any instrument, and the production skills to create music alone.
He's got a track record for creating awesome music. His 2016 album 'New Lane Road' is our secret pleasure. It has a special place in our Country Music hearts, and his new single is the title track from his new album, which will be released on 13th November.
We can't wait for that one!
THE WILD FEATHERS – 'FIRE'
Nashville-based band The Wild Feathers comprising of Ricky Young, Joel King, Taylor Burns and Ben Dumas have released a taster of their new album, 'Medium Rarities', which spans the band's decade-long career. The album will be released on 20th November.
The present restrictions on live performances have impacted the band's ability to promote the songs as they would have in settled times, so they have released a special live session video from East Nashville's American Legion Post 82, which we have featured here.
They are newly independent, and were due to tour with Blackberry Smoke in March. The tour was pulled, and they decided to use the time to revisit some of their older and unreleased tracks, which led to the album's conception.
THE SWON BROTHERS – 'DRINK YOU UP'
We rarely pass up the chance to highlight the musical output of The Swon Brothers. They prolifically release high quality material, but for reasons we cannot fathom, they are consistently ignored by country radio.
'Drink You Up' is their latest single, and will be featured on their new album, 'N A S H L A H O M A', which is set to be released on 29th November.
The song was penned by FGL's Tyler and Brian, together with Corey Crowder, Charles Kelley and Jordan Schmidt, and it's pretty cool.
JOSH ABBOTT BAND – 'SETTLE ME DOWN'
Another band who are no strangers to our weekly list are Texans Josh Abbott Band, who are surely destined for mainstream country music fame.
'Settle Me Down' was penned by Josh with Ryan Beaver and Josh Jenkins, and it will feature on the band's new album 'The Highway Kind', recorded at Sonic Ranch in El Paso, Texas. The release date for the album is November 13th.
It is the band's sixth album release, but their first since 2017's 'Until My Voice Is Heard'.
JORDAN RAGER – 'HABITS AND HEARTS'
This is the title track of a 4-track EP released by Jordan Rager, who secured a top 40 hit with 'Southern Boy', which featured Jason Aldean in 2015.
He hails from Georgia and his connection with Jason Aldean extends beyond the earlier single. He was mentored by Aldean's father, Barry, in his early career.
'Habits and Hearts' is the second EP release from Jordan Rager. He released 'Sothern Boy' in 2016, and the songs have been maturing for a couple of years. He said that he wrote them in 2018, but it was just a matter of finding the right time to put them out.
DANI TAYLOR – 'MAN OF FEW WORDS'
Sometimes you just have to stand back and admire the sheer excellence of a singer's voice, and this is that moment. Dani Taylor is a new name to us here at YLIAS, but as this is only her second single release, she's certainly the new name on the block.
The song is the soundtrack for anyone who has found the partner of their dreams, and Dani wrote it with Will Rambeaux and Sherrie Auslin. It's the follow up to her debut single 'Girl Most Likely', and hopefully will raise the profile of this Arizona-born singer-songwriter.
She has indicated that she is releasing an original Christmas single. 'Does It Snow In Nashville', in November, and is preparing her debut EP for February next year. Definitely one to watch out for.
New Release Round-Up: October 21st
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Aptoide is a relatively "new" app in the Android world that provides an unofficial market that unlike the original, is created and distributed by the OS users and can be downloaded from the official site or just installing the Aptoide APK file.
As you may know, Android is based on being open source which is the main reason why users have joined to create this parallel market or store, the problem (or advantage, depending on how you look at it) is that many of the applications that are posted on it are not free on Google's Play Store but you can download and install them at no cost by using Aptoide.
This app or program is undoubtedly used as an alternative to the Play Store we all know as you can search for thousands of repositories (stores within the app) including the official ones where you don't have to pay for the apps, you can just download and try them for free thanks to the repository Alpha Blackmart better known as Black Market, among one of the most important ones.
You can download the APK file to install Aptoide on your device here, once the download is finished, just open the file and follow the installation instructions on screen which are basically the same ones when installing an official app. Be sure to activate the "Unknown source /Third party apps" feature on your device settings under the Apps option.
Now, if you want to use Aptoide on your Android smartphone or tablet, it must support Android 2.2 or superior, like said before, just download the apk file above, run it and add the repositories you want, that's it, you will be able to install thousands of applications and games completely free.
In conclusion, this software provides access to a safe and simple way to download applications that are in no way available in the official stores, which translates into a much wider choices range than any other platform applications store.


Could you help Marie Curie?
A charity is asking volunteers to help support those with terminal cancer and their families.
Marie Curie is asking people to give up two hours of their time to help fundraise over the festive season.
For many, it will be the last Christmas they will spend with their loved ones.
The money will also help to fund Marie Curie's information and support service, which provides a life line to people affected by terminal illness across the UK.
Shifts are available in supermarkets, shopping centres and high streets.
For more information on volunteer shifts in your area, visit www.mariecurie.org.uk/collect and sign-up with a friend.


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Our 7 day safari will bring us into the homes and lives of energetic chimps in Kibale Forest as well as the resplendent savannah plains of western Uganda. It will place us in the presence of 450-pound Silverback gorillas and their families in a touching experience in the ethereal realm of Bwindi Forest. This is the perfect trip for those that are less enthusiastic about spending long hours on the road and would like to get more value for their money.
Upon arrival at Entebbe International airport, you will be received by us and driven to your booked accommodation in Kampala or Entebbe.
From Kampala we journey through the rolling rural landscapes of Central Uganda. Enjoy a short respite at the Equator for coffee, pictures & craft shopping, before moving on to Lake Mburo. We check into our booked lodge in time for lunch, and later set out for an afternoon Boat Cruise on the serene lake, where we hope to spot hippos, crocodiles and aquatic birds.
As dusk falls, an exhilarating drive through the savannah gives us the opportunity to see the vast array of wildlife that call this breathtaking landscape home.
Wake up to a steaming cup of coffee before we head out for an early morning game drive. Upon return from our short adventure, we are treated to a full breakfast in preparation for our journey onward to Uganda's most scenic park.
En-route to Queen Elizabeth, we stopover for lunch in Mbarara, the largest urban hub in western Uganda. We enter Queen Elizabeth National Park in time for an evening game drive on the Kasenyi trail where we try to catch a last-minute glimpse of the wild game. Night falls on us at Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge.
After a sumptuous breakfast, we set out to the Valley of the Apes, the stunning Kyambura Gorge. Stretching one kilometer across and plunging 100 meters deep, this gorge is an attractive habitat for primates and a rich diversity of birds. After a short briefing, we plunge into the depths of the gorge, tracking habituated chimpanzees as they go about their day. With luck, we will also spot the black & white Colobus monkeys, and red-tailed monkeys.
In the afternoon we float down Kazinga channel in the company of the hippos, crocodiles & aquatic birds gathered at its shores.
We set off from Queen Elizabeth, destined for Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. But first, an excursion to the Ishasha plains to set eyes on the mystifying tree-climbing lions lazing in broad fig trees. From here we set a course for Bwindi. In the evening we check into our booked lodge in time for dinner.
Wake up to the crisp & refreshing wild scent of the Bwindi forest, and after a delicious breakfast, plunge into the dense greenery in search of mountain gorillas. Whether the trek takes minutes or hours, the reward is equally exhilarating; we peek into the intimate family lives of these massive and gentle primates.
Enjoy some refreshments at the lodge, and later, set out on a community walk for a chance to interact with the local people and catch a glimpse into their unique culture.
Bwindi Forest slowly falls to the backdrop on the return trip to Kampala. The safari ends here, but the adventure continues, calling you to return once again.
Note: You can choose to add another day or two and get a tour of Uganda's deepest lake whose scenic aerial view featured in the popular Marvel film, "Black Panther".
* Availability of accommodation, permits and activities is not guaranteed until confirmation by your contact person at Bushman Safaris. Permits are sold on 'first come first serve' basis.


A small peninsula jutting out of Asia into the Pacific Ocean, separating the Yellow Sea on the west from the Sea of Japan on the east, Korea has been much in the news of late. Or rather, North Korea has, with talks of the looming denuclearization and occasional reminders of President Trump's abiding infatuation with Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un lobbed into the Twitter-verse. But North Korea as a separate entity from its half to the south is a relatively new development, dating only to the end of World War II, when the world's two newest superpowers, the U.S. and the Soviet Union, split the country at the 38th parallel. Thus, after some 35 years under the rule of Japan, one nation became two, governed from communist Pyongyang in the north and the U.S.-backed Seoul in the south.
Sides is currently on a book tour for On Desperate Ground, his riveting account of the U.S. intervention in Korea, specifically the Marines' battle at Chosin Reservoir, where U.S. troops were ambushed by wave after wave of Chinese soldiers. Sides called me from his hotel room to discuss his new narrative history, squeezing our conversation in between a delayed flight and a booksigning later that night. Sides book tour will land him in Memphis, Monday, Oct. 8th, for a talk and booksigning at Novel.
Throughout On Desperate Ground, Sides pays attention, not only to star players like General Douglas MacArthur, U.S. President Harry Truman, and Chinese leader Chairman Mao Zedong, but also to civilians and the grunts on the ground. "The lifeblood of this book was interviews with these guys," Sides says, referring to the soldiers who lost pieces of themselves to cold and Chinese bullets on a mountain range in North Korea. The author spent almost four years on research for the book, much of it consisting of interviews with veterans whose voices have been hitherto unheard, who were not followed by a coterie of journalists, as was MacArthur. "I wanted to cut back and forth between the guys on the ground and the decision makers," Sides says.
Those decision makers make up the primary "protagonists" and "antagonists" of the book. Marine General Oliver P. Smith, the evident protagonist, led the U.S. intervention in Korea, first the liberation of South Korea from North Korean encroachment, and then a push into North Korea to throw off the communist yoke and unite the country under U.S.-influenced rule. The invasion of the north was instigated by MacArthur, who had come to believe his own press after his successes in the Philippines in WWII, and by MacArthur's favored lieutenant, Army General Edward Almond. Whereas Smith believed intelligence about Chinese troops who had infiltrated North Korea in secret to support their communist allies, and took measures to slow the break-neck march north and save as many of his troops as possible, MacArthur and Almond denied the reports and, in doing so, spent the lives of their men recklessly.
Forgetful, though, is not a charge one could level at Sides. The Memphis native takes great care to give background and context to the trials American troops faced at Chosin. And this attention to detail serves to bring into greater focus the horrors of the Battle of Chosin, from frostbite to miscommunication to waves of Chinese soldiers. The vista crystalizes in the mind's eye, a frozen hell.
"There's a lot of unfinished business," Sides says, pointing out that there was an armistice to end the Korean War but no actual peace treaty. "The DMZ [Demilitarized Zone] is one of the most militarized places on Earth." And whatever the news brings, whatever uncertain future exists for the two neighboring nations, with On Desperate Ground, Sides gives readers a crystal-clear and compelling glimpse into the past.
Hampton Sides signs On Desperate Ground at Novel, Monday, October 8th, at 6 p.m.


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Four young filmmakers from the Y-K Delta tackle climate change
Krysti Shallenberger, Alaska's Energy Desk - Bethel
Katie Demientieff from Akiuk is documenting climate change as part of a film workshop. (Photo by Katie Basile / KYUK)
Climate change is slowly disrupting the subsistence lifestyle in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. And some of its younger residents are documenting the changes they're seeing through film.
In a two-week workshop hosted by the Lower Kuskokwim School District in Bethel, four high school students composed a short documentary about the climate change impacts to their communities and subsistence lifestyle.
The film opens with Nicolai Fisher, one of the filmmakers who lives in Napaskiak, narrating the importance of subsistence in Western Alaska.
"Yup'ik and Cup'ik people have subsisted off the land and sea for thousands of years. What our ancestors taught us is our way of life," Fisher said.
The film explores the shifting weather patterns they are seeing in their short lifespans. Changing animal migratory patterns and less snow on the ground are key themes in the piece.
"I've noticed the moose going to the coast and the geese heading more and more out of our villages," Fisher said in an interview.
Erosion is another issue. Sam Tinker, a high school student who lives in Akula, has witnessed erosion worsening in his 16 years.
"The land was starting to fall apart into the water and the river was almost high enough that it's around your knees and waist area," Tinker said.
For Katie Demientieff, the youngest of the filmmakers at 14, who lives in Akiak, making the documentary was a way to learn about what the climate was like decades ago.
"I chose climate change because I wanted to know how it was in the past and how it is now," Demientieff said.
All four students see the film as a wakeup call to their communities.
"I want to spark the mind of the people on why climate change is so important and the subsistence way of living of our land is so important to the Yup'ik and Cup'ik people," Tinker said.
A total of twelve students completed three films on different topics during the workshop. The videos can be found on the school district's YouTube channel.
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The Mohinani family double their stakes in Spain's Malaga province.
By Jerónimo / 3 mayo, 2019
Platinum Estates, a group led by Sindhi entrepreneurs, Harry and Roshni Mohinani, has purchased the land where development company, Evemarina, was going to build a five-star Park Hyatt Casares Golf & Spa luxury hotel.
Located on the Doña Julia estate in the coastal town of Casares (south of Estepona), the original project includes around 170 suites and a 4,500m² spa which didn't materialize due to financial difficulties of the developer, which was the second largest in the province after Ayfos which also went bankrupt.
In total the group is said to have deployed approximately €24 million in the acquisition of the land and the Mohinani family would reportedly be planning a €50 million investment, along with partner Juan-Luis Segalerva, to purchase the 50,000m² plot and finalize the construction of a luxury hotel. Next to the plot, Platinum has also purchased an 11,000m² parcel of land destined for retail use and are open to developing a Project in joint venture with another investor.
According to Mr. Segalerva «the objective is to use the existing structure and the license to build a new luxury hotel. In fact, [Platinum] are already in contact with three large international hotel chains interested in the project».
As published by Expansion, the Platinum group aims to reach an agreement before summer with a hotel operator in order to jointly define a project and begin the development as soon as possible.
Roshni Mohinani has explained that they «are delighted with this new acquisition in which [Platinum] doubles its commitment to the Costa del Sol, where [Platinum] already have the W Marbella Resort under development.
About Platinum Estates
Platinum Estates is boutique real estate investment and advisory firm serving UHNWIs. Established in 2012, Platinum has local offices in Hong Kong, London and Madrid and its typical lot size ranges from €25 million to €250 million. The firm has already invested in the UK and Spain and its current portfolio includes hotels in Madrid, Marbella and London as well as residential properties in London and Barcelona.
Photo of Harry & Roshni Mohinani from Mpfinance.com
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Our city's housing development boom — besides helping increase population and density — sped up gentrification in all its forms, positive and negative.
arguably nicer architecture than older developments.
On balance, I think this boom is a gift if managed properly, and I argue it hasn't been.
My first measure would be to freeze property tax hikes for four years and keep housing affordable in the first place. Landlords cite inflation, assessments, and tax hikes as the three main causes for raising rent on existing tenants. The first two are non-negotiable, but the third is where the city is dropping the ball year after year. Under this current administration, property taxes have been raised at twice the rate of city growth — no wonder landlords keep raising the rent and diminishing the number of affordable units.
For public housing, I will begin a mass conversion of units to the federal R.A.D program, opening up the route for private-public partnerships to rehabilitate deteriorating homes. Current portion of public housing that is on this program: 3%. I aim to bring that number close to 50% in four years.
For new constructions using public funds, I will include a "space efficiency clause" to ensure that designs are rewarded for compactness of design. With no such clause currently in place, the priorities get jumbled. Affordable Housing projects must do the most good for the largest possible number of those in need.
Funding for Affordable Housing will be redirected from the useless downtown vanity projects planned in the past four years, which I will end immediately.
This movement towards multi-family homes is the way of the future. I believe part of Northeast Minneapolis' success has been the fact that duplexes and fourplexes are common in this section of our city, allowing for renter mobility, while still not clogging up neighborhoods with massive complexes.
I am wholly in favor of rational zoning changes that allow single family homes to be converted to multi-family homes. Once they make it through City Council, I will sign it happily.
There is absolutely a place for light commerce in residential neighborhoods, and of course we must recognize the case-by-case nature of these decisions.
In general, however, neighborhoods with light economic activity are healthier than those without it. A case in point, from my experience growing up in this city, is the condition in certain parts of North Minneapolis. Things are getting better, but there are large swaths of the area that have little-to-no business presence, making it harder to access healthy food, goods, and employment.
Areas without economic activity are also the most neglected for city planning.
For these reasons, I support more areas of light economic activity, pending case-specific analyses and consent from neighborhoods.
I want to address an issue that will be coming up (and misaddressed) throughout the year: homelessness.
We have to recognize two things: that it is not inevitable, and that it cannot be ended with an iron fist. The language of "ending homelessness" is what created the last ten year plan (that ended last year) and we now have more people suffering homelessness than when it started. This same mindset is being revived for the elections this year — some people love simple answers. There isn't one for this.
What I propose as Mayor is to support the "housing first" efforts of organizations that are already doing the real work of helping families and individuals find stable housing (St. Stephen's, Downtown Improvement District, et al). Shelter must be provided immediately, but to change the condition itself requires much more effort in connecting people to resources, then checking in with them, and repeating that process over and over.
We have to avoid the language of "ending" and "terminating" homelessness — it inevitably leads to criminalization, and I refuse to let my city criminalize an already excruciating situation.


We Virgos are a distinct, intense breed.
We're loyal, compassionate and giving, but we're also often anxious, a bit self-righteous and meticulous to a high degree.
Loving a Virgo is equally as intense as it is rewarding. They will love harder than anyone you've ever loved, but loving them can be difficult sometimes. Just ask our mothers.
They think long and hard about everything.
This includes but is not limited to the future in general, your future as a couple (even if it's the first date), the outfit they're wearing, the people they'll invite to your potential wedding, the state of national politics, the way they'll raise their children, the thing they said at lunch the other day, the thing they said at lunch in 4th grade, the quote they had tattooed on them and if they've done enough planning for their retirement (even if they're 22 years old).
They will think just as hard about your relationship as they do the meaning of life, so be prepared to share what you think, too.
They like time alone to think about these things, but they've already spent much of their lives this way. When it comes to relationships, they'll find value in being able to share what's in their head with someone who understands or who's willing to listen. The best way to comfort a Virgo is to engage in that conversation; though, you'll probably never catch up to them.
Virgos rarely want your advice, but you can be a sounding board while they think through whatever issues arise. Reassure them when they get too self-critical. Living in their head can get lonely, so keep them company.
They are more thoughtful than you thought possible.
All of the thinking Virgos do means that they how to make people feel special.
They'll send you a note at work when you get a promotion or if you've been having a difficult time. They'll remember the brand of wine you loved on your trip to Barcelona in college, and they'll even track it down for your birthday dinner. They'll surprise you with a meaningful gift year after year because they've thought about what to get you all year long.
They even know how to be thoughtful with everyday things, like washing your socks after you mentioned you were out of clean ones.
Virgos don't expect anyone to be this thoughtful in return. In fact, they often like being the most thoughtful people in the room. If you manage to surprise your Virgo with something just as thoughtful now and then, they'll love you all the more (and they'll probably work harder to outshine you).
They'll take it hard if you betray them.
Virgos are intensely loyal and willing to be vulnerable with people they love. If you betray them, they will often feel more discouraged than other signs. They put their whole hearts into relationships, so coming to the realization that others aren't as invested is frustrating, if not devastating, for them.
No one should cheat at all, but you shouldn't cheat on a Virgo especially. Not only will these masters of intuition undoubtedly find out, but you will be breaking the trust of some of the most trusting people in the world. Trust and loyalty like theirs is hard to come by.
However, this is not to say that a betrayal is a definite deal breaker. As particular and strong-willed as Virgos are, they are equally as compassionate and forgiving, and they'll try their hardest to see the good in their friends and partners.
They've kissed a lot of frogs.
It's likely your Virgo has loved many a Mr. or Mrs. Wrong. It's not that these Virgos didn't see their partners' flaws. Rather, it's that they were willing to dedicate themselves to fixing flaws beyond their help. It's a blessing and a curse of being a Virgo. Sometimes their compassion is taken for granted.
Be sure to thank your Virgo for what they do for you, and be as dedicated to them as they will be to you. Don't be another frog.
They're curious about the world.
Virgos may not be the adventurous type, but they're incredibly curious about the world, life and the people with whom they share those things.
Virgos will push you to explore the world, not just geographically, but intellectually and emotionally. They are eager to live a full, vibrant life, and they want to take you with them, especially if you're a comforting presence. You will travel more, read more, experience more and do more when you fall in love with a Virgo. Be ready.
They say the best relationships start as friendships, and this is particularly true for Virgos. They are good at many things, but being a great friend is their specialty.
They are good listeners, but better advisers. They will go out of their way to make sure you're happy and comfortable. They will defend you to the death and go to bat for you if duty calls.
They aren't always the most rational when it comes to themselves, but they are rational when it comes to others. You want a Virgo on your side, even as a friend.
They're great to bring home to Mom.
Virgos will get along well with your family, and they'll have no problem getting comfortable with them. They'll treat your family like their own, and jump in to help wherever needed (i.e. doing the dishes at holidays, babysitting younger siblings, lending a shoulder to cry on, etc.). It will be clear that your Virgo will make a great parent, which will satisfy your mother's eager urges for grandchildren.
Your parents will appreciate that your Virgo is hardworking, with clearly defined goals and plans for their future. Most importantly, Virgos are the kinds of people you bring home to mom because they're in it for the long haul.
Once you prove yourself to a Virgo, they'll value you as one of their closest friends and confidants, and they won't easily let you go.


Annette's practice focuses on public finance, urban development law, and local government regulation. Annette works with special purpose districts, such as municipal utility districts and municipal management districts, both in the role of general counsel and of bond counsel. Annette has had experience serving as bond counsel, general counsel, and disclosure counsel in tax-exempt bond financings for special districts. She also specializes in real estate finance tools such as negotiating tax incentives and economic development agreements.
Education and Professional Background. Dartmouth College (B.A., 1986); University of Texas School of Law (J.D., 1989); Vinson & Elkins (1989-1997). Admitted to the bar in 1989.
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Frankie Dettori returns to racing Frankie Dettori's back. This afternoon the racing legend will ride Beatrice Aurore, owned by ABBA's Benny Andersson, in the Princess...
No. 40 - Daniella Westbrook (now also known as Daniella Jenkins)
A former Eastenders actress turned born again Christian whose car crash of a life is the envy of no one. She tragically destroyed her...
"Where are they now?" – James Hewitt
What has become of the "love rat" James Hewitt? In the first of a new series, we seek to find out what has become of...
Bang, Bang, Snap, Snap
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Nicholas Gruber: "What's on your mantelpiece?"
The Steeple Times asks model and personality Nicholas Gruber: "What's on your mantelpiece?" The Steeple Times shares "wit and wisdom." What's your guiding force? I try to...
No. 20 - Vincent Tchenguiz
This Mayfair based property tycoon was born in Tehran and owns a Mangusta motor yacht named "Veni Vidi Vici" ("I came, I saw, I...
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Some call her "Warrington's finest export." Others don't. She tried to persuade mums to go to Iceland and in the process went bankrupt. This...
No. 28 - Lapo Elkann
The Agnelli "crown prince" is also nicknamed "Lapo of Luxury." Regularly voted as being one of the best dressed men on the planet, he's...
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Heroine of the Hour 2021 – Anita Rani
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Anita Rani arrives as a BBC Radio 4 'Woman's Hour' morning show presenter and announces: "If you've had enough, pour yourself a G&T, you have my permission."
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Mucky madam Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers demand she gets access to a laptop seven days per week; one can assume she'll expect a ritzy MacBook Pro.
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Pontificating pillock Shaun Bailey proves himself unfit to be Mayor of London after curiously claiming impoverished homeless people can and should save £5,000 to get a home.
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With a name like Subdivision Infinity, you could be forgiven for thinking that Mistfly Games have created a Maths Edutainment title for the education system. Thankfully, the only maths you'll encounter in this excellent 3D space combat shoot-em-up, involves watching your stats increase as you acquire new and better ships with which to blow stuff up.
The emphasis here is on arcade action, but Mistfly's release (published by Crescent Moon Games) also has enough depth to keep players interested right through to when the credits roll.
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06/22/1988 Became Public Law No: 100-341.
06/17/1988 House Presented to President.
06/17/1988 Senate Measure Signed in Senate.
06/14/1988 Senate Message on Senate action sent to the House.
06/13/1988 Senate Passed Senate without amendment and with a preamble by Voice Vote.
06/13/1988 Senate Senate Committee on Judiciary discharged by Unanimous Consent.
06/07/1988 Senate Received in the Senate and read twice and referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
06/03/1988 House Passed House by Voice Vote.
06/03/1988 House Called up by House by Unanimous Consent.
06/03/1988 House House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service Discharged by Unanimous Consent.
12/15/1987 House Referred to Subcommittee on Census and Population.
12/11/1987 House Referred to House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service.
06/17/1988 Measure Signed in Senate.
06/14/1988 Message on Senate action sent to the House.
06/13/1988 Passed Senate without amendment and with a preamble by Voice Vote.
06/13/1988 Senate Committee on Judiciary discharged by Unanimous Consent.
06/07/1988 Received in the Senate and read twice and referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
06/03/1988 Passed House by Voice Vote.
06/03/1988 Called up by House by Unanimous Consent.
06/03/1988 House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service Discharged by Unanimous Consent.
12/15/1987 Referred to Subcommittee on Census and Population.
12/11/1987 Referred to House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service.