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HomeNewsDust Advisory ends for now in Quesnel area
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Dust Advisory ends for now in Quesnel area
Monday, Mar. 15th, 2021
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The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy issued one last Monday (March 8) and it stuck around all of last week and into the weekend.
Air Quality Meteorologist Gavin King says the main reason for taking down is the snow that fell on Sunday.
"The snow pulls the dust out of the atmosphere and it's kind of trapped all that material down by the ground again, and it's holding that traction material and other dust at the surface, which means it's not in the air and conditions have improved. However, we are still looking at dry, sunny days for the next couple of days so it wouldn't surprise me to see that snow disappear and that dust come back."
The provincial air quality objective for PM 10, particles of dust 10 micrometers or smaller in diameter, is 50 micrograms per cubic metre over a 24-hour rolling period.
Quesnel was well above that all of last week and peaked at 192 on March 9 at 2 pm.
The reading as of this (March 15) morning was at 46.6
Williams Lake is at just 13 micrograms per cubic metre.
The Lake City did top 50 once last week, but King says he didn't feel an advisory was necessary.
"An advisory is issued when the meteorologist who is looking after the area at the time feels that that number is going to remain above the objective for a significant period of time. Generally, we consider a full 24-hour cycle, that's adjustable based on professional judgement and on conditions at the time. For Williams Lake last week, I was looking at those numbers, and I didn't feel confident that that value was going to stay above 50 for a long enough period that that advisory would have been appropriate."
Up to date numbers are available on the BC Air Quality website.


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#ifndef WEBRTC_P2P_STUNPROBER_STUNPROBER_H_
#define WEBRTC_P2P_STUNPROBER_STUNPROBER_H_

#include <set>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include "webrtc/base/asyncinvoker.h"
#include "webrtc/base/basictypes.h"
#include "webrtc/base/bytebuffer.h"
#include "webrtc/base/callback.h"
#include "webrtc/base/ipaddress.h"
#include "webrtc/base/network.h"
#include "webrtc/base/scoped_ptr.h"
#include "webrtc/base/socketaddress.h"
#include "webrtc/base/thread.h"
#include "webrtc/base/thread_checker.h"
#include "webrtc/typedefs.h"

namespace rtc {
class AsyncPacketSocket;
class PacketSocketFactory;
class Thread;
class NetworkManager;
}  // namespace rtc

namespace stunprober {

class StunProber;

static const int kMaxUdpBufferSize = 1200;

typedef rtc::Callback2<void, StunProber*, int> AsyncCallback;

enum NatType {
  NATTYPE_INVALID,
  NATTYPE_NONE,          // Not behind a NAT.
  NATTYPE_UNKNOWN,       // Behind a NAT but type can't be determine.
  NATTYPE_SYMMETRIC,     // Behind a symmetric NAT.
  NATTYPE_NON_SYMMETRIC  // Behind a non-symmetric NAT.
};

class StunProber : public sigslot::has_slots<> {
 public:
  enum Status {       // Used in UMA_HISTOGRAM_ENUMERATION.
    SUCCESS,          // Successfully received bytes from the server.
    GENERIC_FAILURE,  // Generic failure.
    RESOLVE_FAILED,   // Host resolution failed.
    WRITE_FAILED,     // Sending a message to the server failed.
    READ_FAILED,      // Reading the reply from the server failed.
  };

  struct Stats {
    Stats() {}

    int num_request_sent = 0;
    int num_response_received = 0;
    NatType nat_type = NATTYPE_INVALID;
    int average_rtt_ms = -1;
    int success_percent = 0;
    int target_request_interval_ns = 0;
    int actual_request_interval_ns = 0;

    // Also report whether this trial can't be considered truly as shared
    // mode. Share mode only makes sense when we have multiple IP resolved and
    // successfully probed.
    bool shared_socket_mode = false;

    std::string host_ip;

    // If the srflx_addrs has more than 1 element, the NAT is symmetric.
    std::set<std::string> srflx_addrs;
  };

  StunProber(rtc::PacketSocketFactory* socket_factory,
             rtc::Thread* thread,
             const rtc::NetworkManager::NetworkList& networks);
  virtual ~StunProber();

  // Begin performing the probe test against the |servers|. If
  // |shared_socket_mode| is false, each request will be done with a new socket.
  // Otherwise, a unique socket will be used for a single round of requests
  // against all resolved IPs. No single socket will be used against a given IP
  // more than once.  The interval of requests will be as close to the requested
  // inter-probe interval |stun_ta_interval_ms| as possible. After sending out
  // the last scheduled request, the probe will wait |timeout_ms| for request
  // responses and then call |finish_callback|.  |requests_per_ip| indicates how
  // many requests should be tried for each resolved IP address. In shared mode,
  // (the number of sockets to be created) equals to |requests_per_ip|. In
  // non-shared mode, (the number of sockets) equals to requests_per_ip * (the
  // number of resolved IP addresses).
  bool Start(const std::vector<rtc::SocketAddress>& servers,
             bool shared_socket_mode,
             int stun_ta_interval_ms,
             int requests_per_ip,
             int timeout_ms,
             const AsyncCallback finish_callback);

  // Method to retrieve the Stats once |finish_callback| is invoked. Returning
  // false when the result is inconclusive, for example, whether it's behind a
  // NAT or not.
  bool GetStats(Stats* stats) const;

 private:
  // A requester tracks the requests and responses from a single socket to many
  // STUN servers.
  class Requester;

  bool ResolveServerName(const rtc::SocketAddress& addr);
  void OnServerResolved(rtc::AsyncResolverInterface* resolver);

  void OnSocketReady(rtc::AsyncPacketSocket* socket,
                     const rtc::SocketAddress& addr);

  bool Done() {
    return num_request_sent_ >= requests_per_ip_ * all_servers_addrs_.size();
  }

  size_t total_socket_required() {
    return (shared_socket_mode_ ? 1 : all_servers_addrs_.size()) *
           requests_per_ip_;
  }

  bool SendNextRequest();

  // Will be invoked in 1ms intervals and schedule the next request from the
  // |current_requester_| if the time has passed for another request.
  void MaybeScheduleStunRequests();

  // End the probe with the given |status|.  Invokes |fininsh_callback|, which
  // may destroy the class.
  void End(StunProber::Status status);

  Requester* CreateRequester();

  Requester* current_requester_ = nullptr;

  // The time when the next request should go out.
  uint64 next_request_time_ms_ = 0;

  // Total requests sent so far.
  uint32 num_request_sent_ = 0;

  bool shared_socket_mode_ = false;

  // How many requests should be done against each resolved IP.
  uint32 requests_per_ip_ = 0;

  // Milliseconds to pause between each STUN request.
  int interval_ms_;

  // Timeout period after the last request is sent.
  int timeout_ms_;

  // STUN server name to be resolved.
  std::vector<rtc::SocketAddress> servers_;

  // Weak references.
  rtc::PacketSocketFactory* socket_factory_;
  rtc::Thread* thread_;

  // Accumulate all resolved addresses.
  std::vector<rtc::SocketAddress> all_servers_addrs_;

  // Caller-supplied callback executed when testing is completed, called by
  // End().
  AsyncCallback finished_callback_;

  // The set of STUN probe sockets and their state.
  std::vector<Requester*> requesters_;

  rtc::ThreadChecker thread_checker_;

  // Temporary storage for created sockets.
  std::vector<rtc::AsyncPacketSocket*> sockets_;
  // This tracks how many of the sockets are ready.
  size_t total_ready_sockets_ = 0;

  rtc::AsyncInvoker invoker_;

  rtc::NetworkManager::NetworkList networks_;

  RTC_DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(StunProber);
};

}  // namespace stunprober

#endif  // WEBRTC_P2P_STUNPROBER_STUNPROBER_H_

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We are looking at two stories which Jesus tells: both speak of seeds.
In the first, the farmer sows the seed, is expectant and patient, and then reaps the harvest. And in the second a tiny seed grows into a huge tree in which birds find shelter.
What is this seed? At the obvious level it is literal seed: this is something that farmers would understand.Yes, they would say, that is how it is. We must wait for the seed to grow into grain. And we know the mustard seed. We know that the seed will grow into something huge, even though we are not sure how.


Are you looking for 9m2, 13A, 13M2, 19A, 19K, 19TH, 1930s, B92, CO32, f32, m.32, P32, R32, or Z32?
1932 a.k.a. HBJ/Harvest is a publisher.
"1932" a.k.a. "Flesh" is an American science fiction novel written by Philip José Farmer. Originally released in 1960, it was Farmer's second novel-length publication, after The Green Odyssey. Flesh features many sexual themes, as is typical of Farmer's earliest work.
1932 a.k.a. FanClub is a TV program.
Go to the pronunciation of 1932 to learn how to say it correctly!


Wilderer Fynbos Gin uses 27 botanicals, 18 of which are fynbos.
As holder of the first craft distilling license in South Africa, Helmut Wilderer created a legacy that is being honored and enhanced by his son Christian and young protégé Johan Monnig. Helmut passed away on December 15, 2016 from cancer. He was 75.
It's an intriguing story of a man's will and determination to create a product and do it his way, overcoming major road blocks and setbacks, both financial and personal, all the while winning numerous international awards along the way.
I heard his story directly from Christian, his son, who was with him "from the first drop" of grappa produced from the imported German still.
After a very successful career as a restauranteur in Germany, Helmut ended up in South Africa after winning a golfing trip to the country, which he had heard produced excellent wine and food. But no grappa, or at least any that was fit to drink. After spending time on the Rozendal wine farm in Stellenbosch, and after several bottles of excellent red wine with the farm owner, he struck a deal to open a distillery on the farm.
Having zero distilling experience, but with the first ever South African craft distilling license in hand, Helmut proceeded to study and learn from Master distillers around the world. And after just a year of being in business, he won his first (of many) awards for the grappa he was producing.
Christian was just 14 when he and his father settled in South Africa and from the start, was required to work in the distillery, helping with whatever needed to be done. It was a difficult time for them both, butting heads, wills and minds. As soon as he was able, Christian headed to university, then onto a more traditional path in sales, which lasted for a few years. During that time Christian said they had the best relationship they ever had.
After six years at the Rozendal location, which was strictly a production facility, Wilderer Distillery moved to the current location, with road frontage, offering the opportunity for a tasting room and for visitors to actually see production. It also provided a venue for a restaurant, which Helmut vehemently resisted, coming as he had from that industry in Germany.
For 14 years, Helmut did almost everything himself. "He was a one-man show." He took his little basket around to liquor stores, "to flog a few bottles," Christian recalls.
Mampoer is the South African version of moonshine. Wilderer mampoer is a refined version.
By this time, Christian decided it was time for him to return to the family business, with the intention of getting the restaurant back on its feet and to get distribution going. After a few hiccups, "and a lot of grappa,"and with a strong admonishment from his mother's American friend to "Man Up," he did just that.
"We became a great team," he said. And all the while, the medals for grappa, liqueurs and schnapps kept rolling in.
Four years ago, Wilderer Distillery opened in a second location, in the Spice Route Destination Farm in Malmsbury. Initially, designed as a tasting room where visitors can engage with the whole distilling process, a small 100 litre still was installed and La GrapperiaPizzeria and Bistro opened.
Right around this time, Christian, after a visit to Germany and to a Gin Bar there, (a dark place frequented by people with mustaches, waistcoats and pocket watches) managed to persuade Helmut to produce gin. By convincing Helmut that despite his many grappa and liqueur medals and awards, he, Helmut, was unknown to the distilling world. "Who gives a crap for those international awards?" But by creating a product that has a much wider appeal, he and his legacy would be acknowledged.
Wilderer Fynbos Gin is produced through a double extraction distillation in small batches at the Spice Route location. It includes 27 botanicals, of which 18 are fynbos.
Awards for the gin are already coming in, both local and international and Johan recognizes that he has big shoes to fill as the now-head distiller.
He was fortunate to be able to work and learn from Helmut for the past two-and-a-half years. Initially working in the Cape Brewing Company at Spice Route, Helmut recruited him and it didn't take long for Johan "to realize this was what I wanted to do for the rest of my life. I developed a passion I didn't know about," he enthused.
But Johan's passion is unmistakable. And his knowledge and understanding of both the process and ingredients are remarkable. He is especially astute about all the botanicals and fynbos as his primary field of education has been in conservation, ecology and animal studies. He has returned to his studies, with emphasis in Oenology.
Christian Wilderer, with the help of Johan Monnig and all the staff are determined to keep the momentum going and keep South Africa's Father of Distilling, Helmut Wilderer's legacy alive. The one year anniversary of Wilderer Fynbos Gin, is a fitting celebration for Pappa Grappa. He did it his way.


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Saint Paul is "The Most Livable City in America" and a leader in sustainable urban living. The City is taking proactive steps to protect our city's air, water, and urban landscape by focusing on Carbon Dioxide (CO2) reduction activities in the areas of energy efficiency and conservation, clean energy supply, alternative fuels and transportation options, recycling and waste reduction, urban reforestation and natural resources management, and water resources management. Learn more about some of the steps the City is taking by visiting our GreenStep Cities webpage.


Do you mean the high beams?
Anyone install LED Bulbs for the low beam lights?
No, but if possible, there may be aiming issues.
I'm thinking of the high/low beam relationship with a very different low beam pattern. Also what may occur with the self-leveling function's parameters. Maybe these are of no consequence, but just worth mentioning.
The low beams are litronic and the high beams are just plain H7 bulbs.
Re: Do you mean the high beams?
These are the Bulbs I installed for my Fog Lights after making the jumper to have DRL's. These should be good for the High Beams. I think they were $32 from Amazon.
There is a low beam ds2 bulb by Phillips. but they are expensive. My fogs are a blueish color and the Low Beams are not the same. When on High beam the fogs go off. I would like to have both the fogs and low beams the same color. Looks weird now! It's my Porsche and it's gotta look right.
Re: Cool. Do you have a pic?
Will see about doing a pic. Question: Not familiar with the "NM" tagged to your message. Thanks!


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I may have mentioned this before, but I love mash-ups. So much of the time we limit ourselves to a single company per project and that's all well and good; but what's the point of buying very similar stamps from different companies just to keep the same brand throughout the project? It seems silly to me.
Today's mashup includes older sets from both Lawn Fawn and Mama Elephant - two of my absolute favourite companies!
To begin, I stamped the branch from Mama Elephant "Lunar Extras" with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on 110lb Copic-friendly cardstock. I then stamped the greeting as well as the remaining images from Lawn Fawn's "Home Sweet Home" with the same ink.
I coloured all the images in with Copic markers and used my Stardust glitter pen for the very centre of each blossom.
Once the colouring and shadows were in place, I wrapped a length of baker's twine around the top and tied a bow. I then popped the panel up on foam tape and adhered it to the front of a standard A2 sized card base.


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India's First Victory in the T20 World Cup by Defeating Afghanistan by 66 Runs
In the T20 World Cup, India won the event by beating Afghanistan by 66 runs thanks to the excellent performance of the batsmen.
In the match played in Abu Dhabi, Afghanistan captain Muhammad Nabi won the toss and invited India to bat. When India started the innings, the openers batted aggressively from the start and did not allow any wickets to fall in the first 10 overs.
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Rohit Sharma and Lokesh Rahul put on a fine performance in the power play and put together a partnership of over 100 runs to form a big total. Returning to form, Rohit Sharma completed a half-century off 37 balls and Lokesh Rahul from the other end also scored a half-century through excellent batting.
Both the batsmen batted brilliantly and scored 140 runs in the first wicket partnership, after which Rohit Sharma returned to the pavilion with a catch in the cover but before being dismissed he scored 74 runs with the help of 3 sixes and 8 fours. Lokesh Rahul played an innings of 69 off 48 balls with six fours and two sixes but Gulbadin scattered his wickets to give Afghanistan a second wicket.
Despite the openers being out, Pandya and Pant continued to bat well and rained sixes and fours in the closing overs. The duo shared 63 off 21 balls, Pandya 35 off 13 balls and Pant 27 off 13 balls. India scored 210 for two in the allotted overs, the highest score of the tournament so far.
When Afghanistan started the innings, the score had just reached 13 when India got their first victory and Shami ended Muhammad Shehzad's innings. Hazratullah Zazai was caught in the first ball of the next over in an attempt to hit a six to Jaspreet Bumrah.
Rehmanullah Garbaz scored 19 runs with the help of two sixes but Ravindra Jadeja ended his innings while Gulbadin Naib also scored 18 runs off 59 balls and was declared LBW on the ball of Ravichandran Ashwin. Najibullah Zadran also managed just 11 runs and Ashwin got his second wicket by dismissing him.
After five wickets fell, Karim Janat came to support Muhammad Nabi and both of them completed their team's century by forming a partnership of 47 runs. Nabi was dismissed after scoring 35 runs while Rashid Khan could not open his account. Afghanistan scored 144 for 7 in the allotted 20 overs and lost.
For India, Mohammad Shami was the most successful bowler with three wickets while Ravichandran Ashwin took two wickets. Afghanistan: Mohammad Nabi (Captain), Hazratullah Zazai, Mohammad Shehzad (Wicket Keeper), Rehmanullah, Sharafuddin Ashraf, Najibullah Zadran, Gulbuddin Naib, Karim Janat, Rashid Khan, Naveen-ul-Haq, Hamid Hassan.
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I f all goes as planned, ArtCenter/South Florida, now renamed Oolite Arts, will open in 2022 in a new complex in Little Haiti, at 75 NW 72nd St. The search is under way for internationally acclaimed architects who will design the $30 million, 40,000-square-foot signature center, which is slated to include 22 resident artist studios, a theater plus filmmaking spaces to go along with the newly formed Cinematic Arts program, a 2500-square-foot exhibition gallery, and ample spaces for the 200-plus classes it plans to offer, as well as talks and for printmaking and welding.
Oolite has also become a granting organization, with its introduction of the "Ellies" last year, grants awarded to 44 artists ranging from $10,000 up to the Michael Richards award for $75,000.
Much of this was made possible because of the groundbreaking 2014 sale of ArtCenter's flagship space at 800 Lincoln Rd. on Miami Beach for a whopping $88 million. Through investments, that mother lode has grown to over $90 million, making it the largest endowment of any cultural institution in South Florida.
This has made Oolite Arts one of the most prominent and powerful arts organizations, especially now with Dennis Scholl as president and CEO. The collector, entrepreneur, longtime member of numerous local and international arts boards, and former vice president of arts at the Knight Foundation took the helm in 2017, and the center has been charging ahead ever since.
Not that ArtCenter was formerly a lightweight -- it has always had an outsized impact on the young art scene since its inception in 1984, and like that scene and the region itself, the center has changed and morphed with the times.
And lost, it's true, was the allure of South Beach. The Art Deco hotels were crumbling and Lincoln Road was riddled with dying businesses. Homelessness and transience were clearly evident.
Artist Ellie Schneiderman, however, saw future possibilities and, with community support and grants, acquired some of the down-and-out storefronts on Lincoln Road to create affordable art studios, and as the first mission statement explains, "to help artists help themselves." That mission may be one of the few things that have not changed in the 35 years since.
The art center eventually centered around several buildings, including three historic ones at 800, 810, and 924 Lincoln (the corner landmark building at 800, a former Burdines department store, would become the center's flagship); the Sender Building that housed the performing arts space Ground Level and ClaySpace Galleries; and other studio spaces. They soon were surrounded by another dream of Schneiderman's -- other cultural outlets, such as the Miami City Ballet and the New World Symphony, the result of a process of gentrifying the area through the infusion of arts.
That first decade saw artists pass through the center's doors who themselves would infuse the art world, people like Edouard Duval-Carrié, Carlos Alves, Teresita Fernández, Charo Oquet, César Trasobares, Robert Flynn, and Carlos Betancourt, to name just a very few.
Numerous other "alumni" have influenced both the greater community and the local arts, including Luis Gispert, William Cordova, and Agustina Woodgate (all three Whitney Biennial winners), and the late Michael Richards, for whom the largest Ellie award was named; he was an artist-in-residence in a program run by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council offering studio space in the North Tower of the World Trade Center. Richards was killed in the September 11 attack.
These Ellies are named for founder Schneiderman, who left after ten years to start other artist-run organizations, and a series of short- and longer-term directors and curators stepped in to fill her position, including Jane Gilbert in the mid-1990s, Jeremy Chestler 2005 to 2011, and from 2012 to 2016, Maria del Valle.
G ilbert came down from Connecticut specifically for the job, to continue deploying the arts for activism, and through that, to spearhead a broader urban revitalization. She later became the founding director of Arts for Learning and is now the chief resilience officer for the City of Miami. Looking back, Gilbert says she was intrigued by the small grassroots movement Schneiderman created.
But after a decade, Gilbert adds, the center was in need of new energy. The name was changed to ArtCenter/South Florida, and Gilbert wanted to expand from solely visual arts to other disciplines and to interact more with the wider community.
There was some concern the center would turn into a static space, where visitors would simply watch the artists working behind glass walls in what Trasobares affectionately described as zoo cages. A resident at the center in the early 1990s, the Cuban-born Trasobares fit in with the mission of ArtCenter as an artist, curator, and community activist who also served as director of Miami-Dade's Art in Public Places program.
Gilbert was also prescient. She wanted to open studio spaces in Wynwood, continuing with a plan of urban redevelopment through the arts, and making more places available for real experimentation and international interaction, breaking up the notion of studios simply for individuals to sit alone making art.
And in fact, longtime arts instigator Jenni Person (a BT contributor) was doing just that for ArtCenter, as programming director of its Ground Level, a multidisciplinary gallery that had become an incubator for performing arts, spoken word poets, dancers, and actors, many of whom went on to make their own marks on Miami's cultural landscape. Some of these include poet Adrian Castro, dancer Helena Thevenot, and playwright Teo Castellanos, who developed his NE 2nd Avenue there, which would go on to win the Fringe First award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2003.
Trasobares remembers the experimental nature of what went on at Ground Level as well. "I co-curated with James Herring the exhibition 'EXODUS,' he says. "The show was an early example of grouping artists beyond categories of race and national origin, emphasizing instead our archetypal condition as social outcasts looking for certain grounding, even featuring an actual balsa, a raft used by immigrants braving the Florida Straits to escape repression in their native Cuba [during that era of the 1990s]."eth Goldsmith, Alison Knowles, Jane Cortez and the Fire Spitters, and Adrian Castro.
Some of the performing arts incubator projects would morph into Here & Now, hosted by Miami Light Project, and the Ground Level space was eventually sold. Person herself is now managing producer at MDC Live Arts.
A Wynwood expansion didn't happen, however, and Gilbert moved on to other projects. And at that point, a bit of a stale odor hung over the center.
During this time, Kristen Thiele, the daughter of well-known Miami sculptor Robert Thiele and a resident at ArtCenter starting in 2000, partially filled in to re-energize the studios, now occupying spaces in three buildings.
"The artists organized into three groups of building representatives in 2004, after we had some difficulty...implementing a policy that we saw as unconstructive," Thiele says of that period.
She was a representative of Building 810; there was one for 800 and 924, as well. In time she was elected an overall representative, reporting to the board, and then became a board member, from 2005 to 2018. As a member of the executive committee, she served as exhibitions chair and later as alumni chair.
L ast month the BT spoke with Scholl in his office at the remaining Lincoln Road space, the two-story 924 Building. He's not often here, flying out for meetings in other cities, attending openings for his newly found passion, filmmaking and directing, and visiting other art institutions. Scholl not only oversees the huge endowment of the art center but wields a power all his own.
A graduate of University of Miami School of Law, Scholl and his wife, Debra, started participating in the arts in the late 1970s and investing in the redevelopment of South Beach back in the 1980s.
He later became founding chair of the Guggenheim Photography Committee and was appointed to the Tate's Modern American Acquisitions Committee in Britain; and to the boards of the Aspen Art Museum, MOCA North Miami, the Miami Art Museum Collectors Council and its successor, the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). He and Debra opened their own art collection in a Wynwood building called World Class Boxing (that was the name on the building they bought; it closed in 2013). They were also founding board members of Locust Projects, Miami's longest-running alternative non-profit gallery, where Debra remains chair.
Eventually Dennis joined the Knight Foundation in 2009 and started the Knight Arts Challenge, which has awarded millions of dollars to artists and organizations both here and in other cities across the country where brothers John S. and James L. Knight owned newspapers. As a PAMM trustee, he led the international search for a new director for the museum's gorgeous new building, and landed Franklin Sirmans, who came from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 2015.
Scholl says he wants to play an "aspirational role" in supporting artists themselves through studio spaces and exposure to international influences, which he wants to expand with visiting artists and talks, something he expects Oolite's new neighbors in Little Haiti will participate in as well.Needless to say, this is a lot of power in the hands of one man -- a power that many in Miami's arts community hope will be used for a broad arts objective of supporting local practitioners as well as previously neglected, often underprivileged communities.
The exhibition space will feature shows from both local and international artists. And the addition of a film and video component, including the brand-new Block documentary grants, will make Oolite a truly comprehensive center with a focus on supporting local artists; helping them financially, as well through awards like the Ellies; and strengthening its educational roles in local schools and through outreach.
"We want to leave a larger footprint," he says.
Aspirational and ambitious, and something he says likely he will do for only several years and then move on. He is involved in filmmaking (from writing to producing and directing) and wine-making, another passion.
"It was becoming very commercialized because of its location," she adds, "and the work suffered from that."But she recalls that ArtCenter began to feel a little adrift after Gilbert left and interim directors came and went. "Their studios became somewhat stagnated, in my opinion, when I consulted there after I left MOCA," she says. "We had an evaluation team of arts professionals evaluate the artists and developed a program to rotate some artists out of their studios. Unfortunately, because of finances, the [center] reneged on the new concept and allowed artists who rotated out to return after one year.
Jeremy Chestler later stepped in for a longer stint leading the center, righting the ship, but as with most non-profit outfits, money was usually an issue in planning a future path that would include some expansion and continued support for local artists. He left, and in 2012 ArtCenter hired as a replacement Maria del Valle, former director of the Miami Spanish Consulate's cultural center, along with independent curator Susan Caraballo, who became artistic director.
Under del Valle and Caraballo, the ArtCenter celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2014 with a year's worth of elaborate shows that included artists from the very beginning to then-current residents.
They were once again looking how to engage a broader audience, just as the leadership in the 1990s had. This time around, they brought in more new media and international voices, and revamped residency and artist exchange programs.
And then the windfall landed in 2014, when the main 800-810 Lincoln Road space was sold, putting an unprecedented amount of money into the non-profit coffers. Unlike previous directors, Del Valle now had money to work with -- lots of it. She was able to experiment with expanded possibilities, such as setting up temporary shop in other locations around Miami, and trying out more avant-garde installations, bringing in, for instance, Israeli artist Dina Shenhav, who created a bizarre version of an American hunting lodge, and Guatemalan artist Regina José Galindo, who buried herself in mud up to her neck.
But the visions of all those involved in the new direction collided, and del Valle and Caraballo left in 2016.
Scholl was the best choice, most people in the art world agreed, to take the center through the next steps -- toward expanding programming; adding more residencies, talks, and educational opportunities; starting up the Ellie grants and the film programs; and last month adding to that The Block, which will award money to local documentary filmmakers, in conjunction with the University of Miami School of Communication's Department of Cinema and Interactive Media.
And, of course, he'll shepherd the center into its new home. Most of the people who spoke to the BT about the move to Little Haiti believe it is a good choice, and will broaden the center's reach into new communities.
There are, however, reservations from some. Caraballo, who is now an independent curator, is passionate in getting Miami residents to care about overdevelopment, climate change, and sustainability. She asks: Does the city really need another glamorous new structure, instead of building on what it already has and spending the money on sustaining a strong arts grounding?
"We need to think of investments in the future," says Caraballo, "and the future isn't what it used to be" -- namely, to build, build, build.
Others hope that the new free studio spaces will not mean a return to the old "zoo cage" dynamic, and that experimentation will be emphasized, that artists' voices will truly be an essential part of the conversation.
"Infrastructure and money for artists is always a good idea," says sound artist Matamoros, who has literally always "played" on the edges. "Now, how innovative will implementation be? How does it help Miami grow into a mature arts community?
Artist Eddie Arroyo, one of the Whitney Biennial's few local winners (see "Local Hero," page 52), objects to the new name, not because of its bedrock metaphor, but because "the rebranded name is an erasure of history," with no reference to the ArtCenter's origins and its legacy of importance to the community.
As director of Miami-Dade County's Department of Cultural Affairs, Michael Spring has not only financially supported the art center but has helped nurture and develop the area's cultural community more than any other single person. He fondly recalls walking down a decrepit Lincoln Road with Ellie Schneiderman in 1984 and wholeheartedly standing by her decision to buy up the storefront properties. The values of the department and the art center were always shared, he says: to cultivate an arts community from the ground up.
He likes the idea of adding film and new media to the offerings in a place like Little Haiti, and is excited to see the growth ahead. The name Oolite, he believes, signals this new evolution. "It's a playful, distinctive name. I'm not sure I would have thought of it," he says, adding that the inspired thinking behind it is part of why he likes it.


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SEC Division Director Offers Welcome Guidance on Digital Assets as Securities
by Larry E. Bergmann
William Hinman, the Director of the Division of Corporation Finance at the Securities and Exchange Commission, gave a significant speech on June 14 on the subject of determining whether digital assets are securities.[1]
Among other things, he referred in his remarks to the Simple Agreement for Future Tokens, or SAFT.[2] While declining to debate the SAFT "hypothetical structure," Hinman stated that, in the context of the discussion in his speech, "it is clear I believe a token once offered in a security offering can, depending on the circumstances, later be offered in a non-securities transaction."[3] This appears to contemplate token offerings in two phases: first, a token is sold as an investment to raise capital to build a network, where purchasers have "the expectation that the promoters will build their system and investors can earn a return on the instrument – usually by selling their tokens in the secondary market once the promoters create something of value with the proceeds and the value of the digital enterprise increases;" and second, distribution and sale of tokens after the network become "fully functional" and "sufficiently decentralized" (often called "utility tokens"). Depending on the facts and circumstances, the first phase would be an offering of an investment contract, i.e., a security, but the second phase would not.
Hinman noted one way to reduce the analytical burden:
I believe some industry participants are beginning to realize that, in some circumstances, it might be easier to start a blockchain-based enterprise in a more conventional way. In other words, conduct the initial funding through a registered or exempt equity or debt offering and, once the network is up and running, distribute or offer blockchain-based tokens or coins to participants who need the functionality the network and the digital assets offer.
That is the process discussed in my recent article, "Updating SAFT: Breaking the Security/Utility Token Conundrum."[4] For startups that can afford the costs of conducting a private placement or a Regulation A offering, this type of two-phase process can help reduce the legal uncertainty about the application of the securities laws. The initial, capital-raising phase, would involve the offer and sale of securities (whether debt, equity, or investment contracts).[5] When the network, or platform, became fully functional, utility tokens would be distributed to the securities holders, the securities would be extinguished (through a redemption), and thereafter only utility tokens would be extant and sold in the second phase. This type of process would have benefits for network developers and the SEC, because it would avoid the need to analyze whether the initial phase was a security offering.
If the same token is sold in both phases, however, the problem is how to distinguish the security token from the utility token. Hinman offers illustrative lists of considerations in making this determination.[6]
Hinman noted that an inquiry into how the asset was being sold and the reasonable expectations of purchasers was central to the analysis in all phases of token offerings. While he could not be expected to provide guidance on all aspects of digital asset offerings in one speech, he touched upon some facts and circumstances that require further consideration. For example:
1. His suggestion that, in a "sufficiently decentralized" network, "purchasers [of tokens] would no longer reasonably expect a person or group to carry out essential managerial or entrepreneurial efforts." Does this imply that, in order to avoid "security" characterization of the tokens, even when a network is fully functional and decentralized, no one may be expected to take action to improve the network functionality?[7] Presumably, a company with an established platform could sell utility tokens, earn a profit on the sale of those tokens, and use the profits to improve the platform.[8] Indeed, platform users may expect that such improvements will be made.
2. Does the existence of a secondary (trading) market for utility tokens undermine their non-security status? Does that fact that the tokens may increase in value[9] and some holders may seek to realize that increase in value by selling their tokens necessarily imply that such persons view the tokens as an investment vehicle?[10] The simple fact that a product such as a utility token might have secondary market value, and that some purchasers may not acquire it solely to use the product should not, in itself, imply that the product is an investment contract.[11]
Director Hinman's comment that, in these "exciting legal times," the SEC staff "stands prepared to provide more formal interpretive or no-action guidance about the proper characterization of a digital asset in a proposed use"[12] demonstrates a welcome commitment to "help promoters of this new technology and their counsel to navigate and comply with the federal securities laws."
[1] W. Hinman, "Digital asset transactions: when Howey met Gary (Plastic)," https://www.sec.gov/news/speech/speech-hinman-061418 ("Hinman").
[2] Id. n.15.
[4] Available at https://www.blockchainlawcenter.com/newsitem/news/updating-saft-breaking-the-security-utility-token-conundrum-543/.
[5] No tokens would be issued in this phase; the security would represent a right to acquire tokens when they are first issued.
[6] Hinman refers to examples of an asset (like orange groves, exempt certificates of deposit, and whisky warehouse receipts) that "all by itself is not a security," but the marketing (or packaging) of the asset can make it a security. See Hinman, text at footnotes 8, 14. Hinman suggests that the purchaser's motivation for purchasing the asset may be relevant to its status as a security. Id. Item 3 in his list of non-exclusive legal analysis factors. ("Is it clear that the primary motivation for purchasing the digital asset is for personal use or consumption, as compared to investment? Have purchasers made representations as to their consumptive, as opposed to their investment, intent?") Although a reasonable expectation of profit is an element of the Howey analysis, if a promoter has taken no steps to raise investment expectations in marketing or packaging its product, a person's personal motivation for making a purchase, whether reasonable or not, may be unknowable to the seller and should be irrelevant.
[7] Hinman suggests that an indicator of a security could arise where the promoter "raised an amount of funds in excess of what may be needed to establish a functional network, and, if so, has it indicated how those funds may be used to support the value of the tokens or to increase the value of the enterprise?" Hinman, Item 3 of his illustrative list of facts and circumstances in a security analysis.
[8] Hinman poses a question in this regard as relevant to the "security" analysis: "Does the promoter continue to expend funds from proceeds or operations to enhance the functionality and/or value of the system within which the tokens operate?" Id. But see SEC, "Guidelines as to the applicability of the Federal securities laws to offers and sales of condominiums or units in a real estate development," Securities Act Release No. 5347 (January 4, 1973) at 4 ("[A] continuing affiliation between the developers or promoters of a [housing] project and the project by reason of maintenance arrangements does not make the unit a security.")
[9] The value of tokens can be affected by the entrepreneurial efforts of developers (in all phases), and by the participation of increasing numbers of users of the network. In his remarks, Hinman referred to "essential managerial or entrepreneurial efforts" as indicative of the presence of a security. In some cases, however, entrepreneurial efforts may enhance the network, but would not be "essential" to its continuing operation.
10] Hinman remarks that purchasers in the capital-raising phase may sell their tokens to realize a return: "Funds are raised with the expectation that the promoters will build their system and investors can earn a return on the instrument – usually by selling their tokens in the secondary market once the promoters create something of value with the proceeds and the value of the digital enterprise increases."
[11] Numerous examples of non-security products with secondary markets include sneakers, dolls, and baseball cards.
[12] Hinman, text at footnote 15 (citing the SAFT structure as an example).
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UVCA Issues Position Statement Re: Radiology
Dear Unified VCA Members:
In April of 2012, the foundation.of the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM Foundation), along with Consumer Reports, formally launched the Choosing Wisely® campaign to "[advance] a national dialogue around avoiding unnecessary medical tests and treatments."1
On August 15, 2018, as part of the Choosing Wisely® (CW) campaign, the American Chiropractic Association (ACA) released the guidelines currently found on the CW website at http://www.choosingwisely.org/clinician-lists/aca-spinal-imaging-for-acute-low-back-pain/.
From the beginning, the guidelines related to the use of radiology in chiropractic practice have been a source of debate. In adherence with the UVCA's Mission ("Helping Doctors of Chiropractic deliver exceptional care"), members of the Executive Board felt a need for a UVCA position statement regarding the application of radiology in chiropractic practice.
With a focus on protecting practice rights and an emphasis on clinical decision making, the UVCA Executive Board conducted lengthy discussion and analysis of the debate. The goal was to produce a position statement that expressed a balanced discussion on the appropriateness of utilizing radiology.
The following document is the product of that extensive collaborative effort. The goal of this document is to help guide our membership in clinical decision making and, should the need arise, address objection of appropriate radiology by third party payers. It has been approved by the UVCA Board of Directors for distribution to the membership and posting on the UVCA website with other position documents.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact any member of the Executive Board or me personally.
We all wish you a very successful 2019.
David B. Dolberg
UVCA President
1 For further information on the CW campaign's history and mission, visithttp://www.choosingwisely.org/our-mission/history/andhttp://www.choosingwisely.org/our-mission/.
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UVCA Position Statement Regarding Radiology-Related Statements Included in the Choosing Wisely®.Campaign
The UVCA is guided by the following Mission and Vision statements.
The Unified VCA's Mission: Helping Doctors of Chiropractic deliver exceptional care.
The Unified VCA's Vision: Chiropractic positioned as a highly regarded health care profession that improves and advances public health and well-being.
In consideration of the above statements, the UVCA does not support the statement "Do not obtain spinal imaging for patients with acute low-back pain during the six (6) weeks after onset in the absence of red flags" that appears in the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) Foundation's Choosing Wisely® campaign.1
The UVCA recognizes and appreciates the ABIM's reassurances that Choosing Wisely is intended to promote dialogue between patients and their doctors, not to establish coverage decisions or exclusions. However, the UVCA is concerned that, although it may be contrary to the ABIM's intent, the referenced language may:
Provide an opportunity for entities such as third party payors and insurance claim reviewers to try to deny use of radiographic studies to patients or reimbursement for such studies.
Suggest a guideline to practitioners that insufficiently recognizes the importance of clinical judgment and evidence-based decision-making.
The UVCA strongly supports evidence-based science for appropriate radiologic evaluations of patients. However, the Choosing Wisely statement referenced above should not supersede clinical judgment and/or widely accepted radiological guidelines.
The UVCA urges practitioners to consider carefully costs in terms of ionizing radiation exposure, financial burden, and patient time related to diagnostic studies, including all modalities of clinical imaging. Imaging examinations should be clinically indicated and expected to provide clinically relevant information.
The UVCA recognizes radiology as a scientifically proven component of the chiropractor's clinical practice. Diagnostic radiology is clinically useful in evaluating multiple aspects of human spinal anatomy, biomechanics, postural faults, misalignments, vertebral subluxation complex, and other pathologies. The UVCA supports Virginia Chiropractors' use of good clinical judgment, standards of care and practice, and evidence-based decisions in these areas.
The UVCA understands that clinical practice guidelines are intended to optimize patient care, improve patient outcomes, and increase safety by using best available scientific evidence and broad consensus to develop appropriate care parameters. Clinical practice guidelines should not represent an absolute prescription of care and should accommodate critical factors such as the chiropractor's judgment and individual patient circumstances and values.
The UVCA holds that diagnostic imaging decision making is not always black and white; that gray areas may be encountered. No guidelines can replace clinical decision making made by the chiropractor in the course of treating an individual patient.
In conclusion, the UVCA applauds the ABIM's goal of promoting dialogue between patients and their doctors but remains concerned about the Choosing Wisely statement related to radiology. The UVCA urges all Virginia Chiropractors who utilize radiologic evaluations in their practice to familiarize themselves with practice standards, protocols and/or guidelines from well-established and recognized organizations, including those with chiropractic expertise such as Clinical Compass, the American College of Radiology's Appropriateness Criteria, and Practicing Chiropractors' Committee for Radiology Protocols (PCCRP).
1 http://www.choosingwisely.org/clinician-lists/aca-spinal-imaging-for-acute-low-back-pain/


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Keolis publishes the Keoscopie International global mobility study
Keolis, in partnership with Ipsos, has published the results of Keoscopie International, a new global mobility study investigating the habits of a sample made up of 6,600 people based in 37 cities across 15 countries. The study looks at mobility habits of people living in different cities, how those people use new technologies, and the impact that digital technologies have on their mobility. The study also highlights specific national or local features. Keoscopie International is available here in summary with the full results here) Keoscopie International originated in the Keoscopie study which was first launched in 2007 in France. The study looks at socio-demographic changes including work patterns, use of digital technologies, life expectancy and regional development and the impact of these changes on mobility. The study, which reflects Keolis' commitment to responding to passengers' needs as effectively as possible, has been used to develop bespoke mobility policies that are compatible with public transport authorities' objectives and passenger aspirations. Operating in 16 countries in partnership with 300 Public Transport Authorities, 2018 saw Keolis decide to expand the study's scope to become a worldwide study taking in 37 cities in 15 countries.
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Keolis nominates Didier Cazelles and Fabrice Lepoutre to expand and fortify its Management Committee
Didier Cazelles joins Keolis as Deputy CEO, head of the Territories branch in France. As of 1 July, he takes over from Jacky Pacreau, who has chosen to retire. This appointment gives him a seat on the Group's Management Committee. Fabrice Lepoutre, Managing Director of EFFIA Stationnement, Keolis' parking subsidiary, joins the Management Committee as a new member. His nomination symbolises the increasing importance of parking in our territorial mobility policies. They both report to Frédéric Baverez, Keolis Group Executive Director France. The Keolis Management Committee, which now has 15 members, is one of the group's two steering and coordination bodies, along with the Executive Committee. These two committees help to define the Group's strategic directions.
Keolis-operated tram systems in France, the UK, Norway and Australia among the best performing in the world according to new study
Lyon, Bordeaux, Lille, Dijon and Tours' tram systems distinguished in the study in France. Trams in Bergen in Norway, Manchester and Nottingham in the UK and Melbourne and Gold Coast in Australia delivering strong performances around the world. For Keolis Group Executive Chairman Jean-Pierre Farandou the results reflect the vision and determination of Keolis' public transport authority partners who recognise the high return on investment offered by trams for passengers.
Keolis chosen again to operate the contract for the Aix-en-Provence transport network
The Aix-Marseille-Provence Metropolis has once again chosen Keolis to operate the Métropole Mobilité Aix-en-Provence – its transport network, for a period of nine years. With projected average annual revenue of €47 million, the new contract will take effect on 4 November 2019. Keolis' task will be to improve the transport services across the four communes making up the Pays d'Aix area and to transition the network over to a more global, more sustainable and more connected form of mobility. Over the period of the contract, Keolis has committed to increasing passenger numbers by 31% and boosting revenue by 40% across the whole network. Having recently taken over management of Antibes-Sophia Antipolis and Menton, this is the third consecutive contract that the group has landed in the Sud Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur region, thus shoring up its position as a leading urban and suburban transport provider.
Keolis awarded new contract in Norway to operate fossil free buses in Bergen
The 9½ year bus contract will see Keolis operating a fleet that runs on 100% renewable energy, consisting of 136 mainly electric buses. Synergies between the new bus operation and Keolis' light rail network will offer passengers a more integrated mobility offer. Keolis' track record in operating worldwide bus networks and light rail guarantees a solid expertise base for Bergen's public transport users.
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RKH Qitarat, composed of RATP Dev, Keolis and Hamad Group, opened Doha Metro Red Line South
On 8 May 2019, RKH Qitarat, the joint venture consisting of RATP Dev, Keolis and Hamad Group, opened the first section of the Doha metro to the public. This follows the award in December 2017 by Qatar Rail of a contract to operate and maintain Qatar's first urban rail transport network for a period of 20 years. The network includes three automated metro lines in Doha, the Qatari capital, and four tram lines located in the city of Lusail.
On 8 May 2019, the Doha Metro Red Line South opened to the public. Initial operation includes 13 out of 18 stations of the line, which will connect Al Qassar in the North to Al Wakrah in the South. For this first stage of the launch, service will be ensured from Sunday to Thursday, from 8am to 11pm. It is an important stage for testing the Doha Metro system with passengers, providing an opportunity to evaluate and review the performance in preparation for the full operation of the network in 2020.
This major urban project is of crucial importance for the region as 90% of the Qatari population currently live in Doha and its surrounding suburbs (equivalent to 2.6 million people). Qatar wants to make the city of Doha more attractive to visitors and facilitate the daily journeys of the population as the country prepares for the post-fuel extraction era.
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The Doha metro will be completely automated and driverless, incorporating three lines (Red, Green and Gold) 75km of track and 37 stations.
It will be equipped with Communication Based Train Control (CBTC) technology — a control system based on WiFi communication between vehicles and computers controlling traffic.
The metro network, which is expected to be completed by 2020, will carry 650,000 passengers per day.
The Lusail light rail network will cover 18km of track and consist of four lines serving 25 stations in total. What makes this light rail different is that 50% of the network will be underground.
Since the award of the contract, RKH Qitarat has hired almost 1,000 employees and recruited nearly as many sub-contractors.
We are delighted to open the first line of the Doha metro today. This opening represents a major milestone in the launch of Qatar's first urban rail network. We are proud to collaborate with Qatar Rail on a project which will facilitate the mobility of residents and visitors in Doha and Lusail and we will do our utmost to provide a world class service quality and an amazing mobility experience
Thierry Couderc, RKH Qitarat CEO and Managing Director
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Nowadays, linking an Aadhaar Number with the pre-existing bank account is a legal obligation. As a respected citizen of India, an Aadhar Number is the one unique identification number that acknowledges your existence as an active citizen of the country. Linking an Aadhaar Number with the bank account is necessary for protection of the account and for keeping appropriate records.
Those who hold an account with Syndicate Bank can now safely and conveniently link their Aadhaar Number with their Syndiate Bank account both online and offline.
Read on to know how to link your Syndicate account with the Aadhaar via different channels.
You can now easily link your Aadhaar Number through the Internet Banking facility at the Syndicate Bank account. Just login to your Internet Banking account on the website. And, click on "Update Aadhaar Number" under the Customer Services tab.
This one is a special privilege for the Syndicate Bank Debit Card holders. Just insert your Syndicate Bank Debit Card into the ATM machine. After typing in the ATM Pin, the screen shall flash a range of options. Choose the "OTHERS" tab. You shall be taken to another screen with more options.
Select the "Aadhaar Update" option tab. Next, type in your Aadhaar Number. Then press "Confirm". You would be asked to Re-Enter the Aadhaar Number. Please Re-Enter it as a confirmation of the same. Soon after, you shall be directed to the acknowledgement receipt with "Your Aadhaar Number Updated Successfully" printed on it.
In order to link your Aadhaar Number through the Mobile Banking facility at Syndicate Bank, you should have an active Mobile Banking facility on your registered mobile. Just login to your Syndicate Bank Mobile Banking Account. Go to the "Requests" tab and click on it. Under the "Requests" tab, you shall find the "Register Aadhaar" option. Click on the tab to submit your details. Your account shall be immediately linked with your Aadhaar Number upon submission.
You may directly visit any nearby Syndicate Bank Branch wherein you can submit the Aadhaar Linking(or Seeding) Consent Form. The consent form can also be downloaded from the Syndicate Bank website.
As an esteemed Syndicate Bank account holder, you can also visit any of the Syndicate's Bank Mitr Point. Make sure to carry details of your Account Number or Bank Pass Book (for Customer ID). The Bank Mitr shall register your request for linking the Aadhaar with your account and shall process it further through Micro ATM to the Bank.
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Home Gun Reviews Shotguns M&P 12: Smith & Wesson Goes Bullpup
M&P 12: Smith & Wesson Goes Bullpup
Smith & Wesson makes a marked break from tradition with its first bullpup shotgun, the M&P 12.
How Does The M&P 12 Stack Up:
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Loved in some corners, reviled in others, bullpups stir the passions. And while there are devotees to the oddball design stateside, the backed-up configuration has never really punched a toehold in the market. Outside of midsized manufacturers, such as KelTec, it's usually been gunmakers from across the pond—IWI and Steyr in particular—who've scratched the Yanks' bullpup itch. However, this might change.
Rolling the dice the bullpup shotgun's time is now, Smith & Wesson has unveiled its rendition of the oddball design as an expansion of its M&P line of defensive/tactical firearms. Dubbed the M&P 12 Shotgun, the 12-gauge is the company's first attempt at a scattergun in quite as spell and is a marked break from its previous smoothbores. One thing is for certain, the time is ripe for the introduction of a defensive shotgun—bullpup or otherwise. Much like carry-friendly pistols, tactical shotguns have flown off the shelves the past two years in America's record-breaking gun-buying flurry.
What The M&P 12 Shotgun Brings
If the UTS-15 and KSG had an attractive kid it might look like the M&P 12. It's definitely as blocky in stock and fore, and like the aforementioned bullpups, the shotgun boasts a dual-tubular magazine design. Throw the confetti, because this means the Smith & Wesson scattergun has plenty on tap without compromising overall length. To that end, the 27.8-inch long gun holds six 3-inch shells per tube or can maximize capacity with seven 2 3/4 shells per tube. Shooters can even load up even more, given Smith & Wesson boasts it will also properly cycle mini shells, which isn't the case with all shotguns. A push-button selector intuitively situated at the rear of the fore allows for quick mag changes and plenty of flexibility of what you pitch downrange.
Perhaps the most visually notable aspect of the M&P 12 is its two-grip design, offering more control over the guns and potentially faster actuation of the pump. Though, it does tend to increase the overall profile of the gun. The nice part, however, Smith & Wesson recently rethought the entire concept of grips and has veered away from run-of-the-mill AR handles. Instead, the shotgun is outfitted with M&P pistol grips, complete with interchangeable palm swell grip inserts to customize each user's fit.
As to some of the M&P 12's finer points, its controls are configured similar to an AR-15—fully ambidextrous as well—making it very intuitive to manipulate. It's outfitted with a Picatinny optics rail (there are M-Lok slots too), though this is somewhat forward, which makes sense, given a red-dot is the most likely candidate for an optic. It boasts a push-button load/unload assist system, as well as a loaded chamber indicator and compatibility with Rem Chokes. And it has a reciprocating dust cover over the receiver, a bid to make clearing damaged shells or malfunctions easier. One other nice touch, the action lock lever is located at the front of the trigger guard, which removes having to take the gun out of ready to reach.
As to the tale of the tape, the gun has a 19-inch barrel and weighs in at a tick over 8 pounds. Now the big question, what does it cost? At present, Smith & Wesson has an MSRP of $1,165 on the M&P 12, which puts it at the upper end of the market. Though with the way tactical and home-defense shotguns have flown off the shelves in recent months the price is likely far from prohibitive.
Not The First Smith & Wesson Shotgun
A quick note about Smith & Wesson pivoting to shotguns, it isn't the company's first rodeo with scatterguns. It's peddled both sporting and defensive break action, pump and semi-auto guns. Many of their more modern offerings were contract jobs, such as the Japanese-made (Howa) Model 3000 pump and Model 1000 semi-auto. However, shotguns have rolled off the manufacturer's lines, most notably the side-action 916—based on the Nobel Shotgun Company's Eastfield Model. Though the M&P 12 marks the company's first foray into the scattergun in nearly 30 years and no word if it's made in-house. Time will tell if this proves a wise move.
M&P 12 Specs:
Caliber: 12 Ga
Capacity: 6 3-inch per tube, 7 2 3/4-inch per tube
Optics: Yes
Safety: Ambidextrous safety selector
Action: Pump Action
Stock: Synthetic Fixed Stock
Grip: M&P with Four Interchangeable Palmswell Grip Inserts
Barrel Material: 4140 Chrome-Moly Vanadium Steel
Barrel Length: 19 inches
For more information on the M&P 12, please visit smith-wesson.com.
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AllexRod8 September 17, 2021 at 2:30 am
Rolling the dice the bullpup shotgun's time is now, Smith & Wesson has unveiled its rendition of the oddball design as an expansion of its M&P …
I also brought my awesome speedloader.
JLA August 26, 2021 at 8:24 am
It looks like a Kel-tec KSG with a S&W logo on the side!
Rob August 24, 2021 at 8:18 pm
Dear Maroons,
You'd better check your notes on total round capacity.
Ya done messed up bigly.
"Six 3-inch shells per tube or seven 2 3/4 shells per tube"
Where? They look right to me. What am I missing?


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Mexico - Low pathogenic avian influenza H5N2 detected in Rosario, Sinaloa confirmed by OIE
Editor, Senior Moderator
Detect bird flu outbreak in the municipality of Rosario, Sinaloa
CULIACÁN (La Silla Rota) .- An outbreak of bird flu H5 type was detected on a farm in the municipality of Rosario, so the sacrifice of 500 000 birds and implementation of quarantine set out with the intention to stop the spread of the virus, he announced the Secretary of Agriculture and Fisheries Development of the State, Juan Guerra Ochoa.
He noted that it is presumed that the virus was admitted to the company through the acquisition of some tools, such as cardboard or crates coming from the state of Jalisco, by the owner of that farm.
With the implementation of containment measures that were deployed, it seeks to prevent its spread to other poultry farms that have in the state.
The state official said that 500 000 birds that were on that farm where the bird flu virus emerged, had to be culled and quarantine was ordered, under continuous surveillance so that it is not going to spread.
He said investigations establish that the farm owner has another in Jalisco, where cardboard and cages moved, so it is assumed that in them, the virus is transported.
Location of Sinaloa State
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Sinaloa sacrifices company 500 000 chickens and quarantined
The company called El Rosario SPR "Egg Champion" is quarantined due to illness
Edgar Sanchez / Correspondent
Culiacan, Sinaloa
6 AUG 2015 08h57
Over half a million laying hens be sacrificed in southern Sinaloa due to infection of H5N2 avian flu that has spread in the area, announced Juan Guerra Ochoa, Secretary of Agriculture of the State.
The official said the company Sinaloa name El Rosario SPR "Egg Champion" is quarantined due to illness.
"The outbreak was detected on 21 July and 24 July, the company was in quarantine, unable to leave or enter any bird, nor products, be slaughtered 512 000 birds.
He explained that the borders of Sinaloa were closed to the import and export of products to prevent the virus from spreading, but said that there is no risk of being transferred to other farms.
"It is given a final quarantine, that the next step is the slaughter of all animals and not let anything in or out so that it will not spread to other places," he said.
Guerra Ochoa explained that the virus apparently came from the State of Jalisco, while Wednesday will hold a meeting with the head of SENASICA, Enrique Sanchez Cruz, to address the issue.
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Low pathogenic avian influenza (poultry),
Information received on 14/08/2015 from Dr Joaquín Braulio Delgadillo Álvarez, Director General de Salud Animal, Servicio Nacional de Sanidad, Inocuidad y Calidad Agroalimentaria (SENASICA) Secretaría de Agricultura, Ganadería, Desarrollo Rural, Pesca y Alimentación, Ministerio de Agricultura, Ganadería, Desarrollo rural, Pesca y Alimentación, Mexico, Mexico
Reason for notification First occurrence of a listed disease
Manifestation of disease Sub-clinical infection
Causal agent Low pathogenic avian influenza virus
Serotype H5N2
Nature of diagnosis Laboratory (advanced)
Outbreak 1 El Rosario, El Rosario, SINALOA
Epidemiological unit Farm
Species Susceptible Cases Deaths Destroyed Slaughtered
Birds 433093 0 0 0
Affected population Commercial layers
Birds 433093 ** 0 0 0
Birds ** 0.00% ** 0.00%
Epidemiological comments Following the epidemiological surveillance activities carried out by the Veterinary Services of Mexico, avian influenza subtype H5N2 has been identified ; the intravenous pathogenicity test revealed that it corresponds to a low pathogenic avian influenza virus. The virus was isolated in a commercial farm of laying hens in the State of Sinaloa. The corresponding epidemiological investigation was initiated, including sampling in 4 industrial poultry farms and in 33 backyard poultry farms located in the 10-km zone around the outbreak, with a total of 720 samples of blood serum and tracheal and cloacal swabs, without detecting evidence of virus circulation. The production unit has been quarantined and a sanitary barrier has been set up. A humanely slaughter of birds programme will be launched even though it is a virus of low pathogenicity. Note by the OIE Animal Health Information Department: H5 and H7 avian influenza in its low pathogenic form in poultry is a notifiable disease as per Chapter 10.4. on avian influenza of the Terrestrial Animal Health Code (2015).
Vaccination prohibited
Disinfection / Disinfestation
Biosafety Level 3 Laboratory of SENASICA (National laboratory) Birds intravenous pathogenicity index (IVPI) test 10/08/2015 Positive
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Jak svět přichází o básníky è un film del 1982 diretto da Dušan Klein e tratto dal romanzo Amatéri di Ladislav Pecháček.

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Stepán e Kendy sono due amici inseparabili con grandi ambizioni artistiche: uno spera di diventare un poeta e l'altro di diventare musicista.

I due decidono di realizzare un musical in modo che possano essere ricordati a lungo...

Sequel
Il film ha avuto quattro sequel:
Jak básníci přicházejí o iluze (1985)
Jak básníkům chutná život (1988)
Konec básníků v Čechách (1993)
Jak básníci neztrácejí naději (2004)

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Back to Godhead > ~Featured~ > The Chariots Roll Again
The Chariots Roll Again
Back To Godhead July 1979
Meat-eating: the West's Sacred Cow — Notes from the Editor
"We're Alone" in Our Galaxy — The Vedic Observer
On the Bowery — The Biography of a Pure Devotee
Krsna's Garlands Grace Queen Elizabeth II
A New Hare Krishna Farm in the Rockies
Waking Up From The American Dream
Why Our Schools Don't Have a Prayer — Srila Prabhupada Speaks Out
Benediction At the University of Maryland
A Manifesto of Krishna Consciousness
"This Other Kind Of Festival"
In all the world, the Festival of the Chariots has had the longest run … several thousand years and getting more popular all the time.
by Jagajivana dasa
New York City grab the ropes and pull Lord Krsna's chariots farther and farther toward their destination.
JAGAJIVANA DASA came to the Krsna consciousness movement in 1970. Before that he was a reviewer for Down Beat magazine.
A moving experience, in many ways. Festival-goers in Sydney, Australia.
About ten years ago, my work was reporting on the usual kind of festival, the kind that generally comes to mind when you hear the word.
Altamont, the West Coast version of Woodstock, pretty well tells the story. It was amazing how many hundreds of thousands of us came out for that festival, and how desperately we wanted to have a celebration. Yet from the start it was clear we were going to have some big disagreements over what we were celebrating. Up on stage, musicians and festival guards were punching one another out. And the moment the star of the festival got down from his helicopter and started making his way through the crowd to sing 'Gimme Shelter;' somebody reached out and gave him a fist in the face. We'd come there to celebrate and get ourselves together, and during that last set, one of us got himself knifed to death.
Sure, this was a somewhat special case, and yet it pretty much sums up that whole experience with festivals . . . big pilgrimages to watch somebody on stage act out the collective ego trip.
Krsna smiles appreciatively (in His Deity form as Jagannatha. the Lord of the Universe) and pulls everyone farthe and farther toward inner realization.
He was a god, and you were a god, and if anybody crossed anybody else, it was a war of the gods.
Then this other kind of festival came into my life, in Golden Gate Park during July of 1970. The one-two-three, one-two-three of the hand cymbals could have been coming from hi-hat or ride cymbals, and the oblong Indian drums had a long-drawn-out mooing sound that might have made ordinary trap drummers feel like throwing their tom-toms away. But mainly. for the first time in my experience, everybody seemed to be appreciating someone else (and not just some stand-in for themselves). The someone else was round-eyed, smiling Jagannatha: Krsna, the Lord of the Universe. And at last everybody was celebrating together. We had finally found one song we could all sing—and sing and sing, for hours. Blacks, whites, yellows. browns, kids, old folks, profs, cops—family unity at last. Hare Krsna, Hare Rama. The words stayed with you like no others. We were singing to the Lord of the Universe, an old, very special, long-forgotten friend of the family.
Get-together in Golden Gate Park. "Blacks, whites, yellows, browns, kids, old folks, profs, cops – family unity at last. Hare Krsna. Hare Rama. The words stayed with you like no others. We were singing to an old, very special, long forgotten friend of the family"
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It was an experience that was really moving, in many ways. We grabbed the chariot ropes and pulled Krsna, and He pulled us along with Him. Krsna's chariot rolled on and on, and the waves of chanting and feeling rolled in and in, deeper and deeper. Hare Krsna, Hare Krsna, Krsna Krsna, Hare Hare. Hare Ram a, Hare Rama, Rama Rama, Hare Hare. Two lines that held all the beauty imaginable. The more you chanted, the more you experienced it. There was actually someone named Krsna who somehow, some time ago, we let slip away. But now He was right here in His name, and smiling from His chariot, and everything was clearing and turning pure and lustrous and fresh.
vegetarian feast
We kept moving along together, pulling Krsna's chariot or playing drums or cymbals or clapping, and always chanting. Hare … knowingly or unknowingly, we were calling on Hara (Krsna's eternal consort Radha) to help us back to the spiritual forest of Vrndavana, where everyone has pure devotion for Krsna. Krsna, the all-attractive one. Hare Krsna. We were calling on Hara to help us, here and now, back to our natural affection and devotion for the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the all-pleasureful one. Hare Rama.
Krsna and His brother Balarama the mood five centuries ago. when They appeared in India as Lord Caitanya and Lord Nityananda (chanting Hare Krsna with arms upraised)
Then, too, there was the feast, all gratis. And you had to reflect. "When was the last time thousands and thousands of people feasted together'?" And what a feast it was. Spicy, tomatoey cauliflower-and-potato curry … puffy, buttery wheat patties … cold and creamy sweet rice … whipped lemon-and-yogurt drink … Anyone who asked the devotees about the recipes would invariably hear, "… and the most important ingredient is that you offer everything to Krsna:"
It seemed a lot of people, including some noted musicians who were there, were taking the idea to heart. Chanting Hare Krsna, playing music and staging dramas for Krsna, offering delicious vegetarian dishes to Krsna and feasting. The fool-proof formula for an instant festival, anywhere and everywhere. When we make things happen for Krsna on that kind of grand scale, then we've really got something to celebrate.


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Lovin, Carmen-Laura (Principal Investigator)
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The project studies the transnational journeys, the quests for employment, and the trials of resettlement of immigrant workers from Romania in two major sites of global capitalism, the cities of London, U.K. and New York, U.S.
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Feelings of change: alternative feminist professional trajectories
Lovin, C-L., 27 Dec 2017, Feeling Academic in the Neoliberal University: Feminist Flights, Fights and Failures. Taylor, Y. & Lahad, K. (eds.). 1 ed. Cham, p. 137-161 25 p. (Palgrave Studies in Gender and Education).
Rose Schneiderman: Trade unionist leader, feminist socialist, suffragist, women's rights advocate
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