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Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema invites you to step into one of the most eccentric and remarkable spaces in New York hipster history: The Jazz Loft: According to W. Eugene Smith which opens August 4. Then enjoy a spirited look at the life and career of renowned artist Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait, opening August 11. You can explore the performative aspects of Ronald Reagan's time in the Oval Office with The Reagan Show starting August 18, celebrate the life and work of controversial photographer Robert Mapplethorpe in the latest in The Great Photographers series, Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures on August 20, and discover stories of remarkable individuals such as Patti Smith, Joan Rivers and Muhammad Ali with Game Changers on screen August 2-13. If you've been wanting to break out your shoulder pads and big hair, here's your chance: Like Totally 80s! will feature New Wave legends and the Brat Pack on screen, dirty dancing in the aisles, a videogame tournament, and 80s candy at concessions, at the cinema from August 11 until August 17.
Visit the Gallery at the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre to enter into a world of empowerment and storytelling with I See: Difference in Perspective, a photography exhibition that explores identity and disability. The Istituto Italiano di Cultura continues to present a solo exhibition of artist Rino Noto's Wave. In Wave, we catch a brief, truncated glimpse of life's cycles: joy, resilience, purposeful absurdity, on view through September 7. At the Museum of Estonians Abroad/VEMU, the Forest University 50! anniversary exhibition is on display until the middle of September.
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package com.facebook.presto.sql.planner.iterative.rule.test;

import com.facebook.presto.matching.Captures;
import com.facebook.presto.matching.Pattern;
import com.facebook.presto.spi.plan.Assignments;
import com.facebook.presto.spi.plan.PlanNode;
import com.facebook.presto.sql.planner.iterative.Rule;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import static com.facebook.presto.common.type.BigintType.BIGINT;
import static com.facebook.presto.sql.planner.assertions.PlanMatchPattern.values;
import static com.facebook.presto.sql.planner.iterative.rule.test.PlanBuilder.constantExpressions;
import static com.facebook.presto.sql.relational.Expressions.variable;
import static com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList.toImmutableList;

public class TestRuleTester
{
    @Test(expectedExceptions = AssertionError.class, expectedExceptionsMessageRegExp = "Plan does not match, expected .* but found .*")
    public void testReportWrongMatch()
    {
        try (RuleTester tester = new RuleTester()) {
            tester.assertThat(new DummyReplaceNodeRule())
                    .on(p ->
                            p.project(
                                    Assignments.of(p.variable("y"), variable("x", BIGINT)),
                                    p.values(
                                            ImmutableList.of(p.variable("x")),
                                            ImmutableList.of(constantExpressions(BIGINT, 1L)))))
                    .matches(
                            values(ImmutableList.of("different"), ImmutableList.of()));
        }
    }

    private static class DummyReplaceNodeRule
            implements Rule<PlanNode>
    {
        @Override
        public Pattern<PlanNode> getPattern()
        {
            return Pattern.typeOf(PlanNode.class);
        }

        @Override
        public Result apply(PlanNode node, Captures captures, Context context)
        {
            return Result.ofPlanNode(node.replaceChildren(node.getSources().stream()
                    .map(context.getLookup()::resolve)
                    .collect(toImmutableList())));
        }
    }
}

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Can CBO's Alleviate Political Inequality?
Posted on May 25, 2017 by urbanaffairseditor in Inequality, Urban // 0 Comments
By Sunggeun (Ethan) Park (University of Chicago), Jennifer E. Mosley (University of Chicago), Colleen M. Grogan (University of Chicago)
The results of political inequality and disenfranchisement are becoming increasingly difficult for Americans to ignore. It is not just the horrific scenes of black people, almost always from poor urban communities, being shot by police officers on video. It is also the voices of despair and anger as well as calls for justice and reform that are heard after such horrendous events occur. Street protests, the Black Lives Matter Movement, and everyday people on social media platforms have shed light on the palpable sense of political and civic isolation that exists in many urban communities. As Venice Williams, the director of Alice's Garden and The Body and Soul Healing Arts community center in Milwaukee, said in response to the riots that ensured after another police shooting: "Our situation here in Milwaukee in the African American community is one that has been defined from the very beginning by red-lining, and where we can and cannot go, and where we are and are not welcome…The feeling of —this is not our city–even though we comprise the majority of this inner city, is just a feeling of being invisible (The Takeaway, WNYC, Aug 17, 2016) ."
This lack of voice was the starting point for our recent article in Urban Affairs Review. We know that many urban communities that are predominantly low income and minority suffer from poor political representation and low voter turnout. If the standard version of political representation doesn't work, what does? In an attempt to increase citizens' voice in the policies that impact their lives, local governments have developed a plethora of participatory processes to engage the community. Because of the difficulties inherent in involving citizens directly, however, these processes often rely on neighborhood organizations to serve as informal community representatives.
However, leaders of local organizations are not elected, have limited accountability to the community, and come from many different types of organizations: religious organizations, schools, or human services organizations, for example. Do residents in marginalized urban communities trust these organizations to speak on their behalf? If so, how does that compare to the trust they have (or don't have) in local elected officials? Do they trust some types of organizations more than others to speak on their behalf?
By surveying low-income people in predominantly African American communities on the south side of Chicago we found that residents' viewed non-elected neighborhood organizations as understanding their experiences and promoting the interests of their community better than their elected officials. Residents also viewed those alternative representatives—especially community organizations and schools—as more trustworthy to speak on their behalf. For example, while 56% of residents reports that they believed their local elected official (their alderman, in the case of Chicago) was more interested in promoting themselves than helping the community, only 33% of residents believed that about community organizations. Over 40% of residents trusted community organizations to speak on their behalf all or most of the time, while only 23% trusted aldermen in that way.
Interestingly, we found that trust in those organizations did not vary much by individual factors, like age and gender (although older people are slightly more trusting overall), and community-level factors do not help explain the relationship between residents and trust, either. We found that despite varying levels of poverty and violent crime rates, residents in different low-income African American neighborhoods are equally as likely to have low trust in aldermen to speak on their behalf and higher trust in community organizations and schools.
Based on these results, we conclude that expanding ways to include neighborhood organizations in local and regional decision-making may be one method of mediating known political inequality in urban, low-income, communities of color. Providing opportunities for these organizations to become involved in participatory processes may help address the problem of political inequality, because residents believe these organizations understand their views and trust them to speak on their behalf. With formal representation channels viewed as untrustworthy, residents in marginalized communities may be able to rely on community organizations to become visible—especially when they feel invisible—and to amplify their voice for change.
That said, despite the fact that residents of marginalized urban communities typically trust these organizations to speak on their behalf, that trust is still not as strong as one would hope. Although these organizations are often considered an important voice for the poor and segregated urban communities they serve, 15-20% of residents (depending on organizational type) report that they do not trust these organizations to speak on their behalf either, and there may be very good reasons for this. Research has been mixed regarding the degree to which community-based organizations advocate on the same issues their constituents care about. With limited and stagnating resources, human service organizations often focus on delivering services, rather than nurturing low-income residents' civic skills and engagement; the membership of churches in these communities often does not include current community residents, which undermines the churches' attachment to the community and residents' trust; and schools are frequently perceived to be unduly politically influenced.
For organizations to overcome this "trust deficit" they should have ongoing communication with residents, which would help them identify challenges in the local environment earlier, thus enabling them to advocate for residents' interests with legitimate constituency information. While this may be a challenge for capacity challenged neighborhood organizations, it is vital in order for participatory processes to do the job they were designed to do: give residents a greater voice in the policies that affect their lives and communities.
Sunggeun (Ethan) Park is a doctoral student in the School of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago. His fields of research interest include human service organizations, coproduction, public-private collaboration, democratic participation, and organizational strategy. His dissertation explores how human service organizations employ diverse responsiveness mechanisms and how those efforts impact organizational outcomes, using a nationally representative sample of substance use disorder treatment centers in the U.S.
Jennifer E. Mosley is an associate professor in the School of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago. Her research broadly focuses on the political engagement of nonprofit and community based organizations. Recent projects have explored the relationship between advocacy and improved democratic representation, how organizations balance self-interest with larger community goals, and how public administration and nonprofit management trends, particularly collaborative governance and contracting, affect nonprofits' advocacy role.
Colleen M. Grogan is a professor in the School of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago. Her broad areas of research interest include welfare state politics, health policy and politics, and participatory processes. She is currently working on several projects looking at the ACA Medicaid expansion across the fifty states, and a book project titled America's Hidden Health Care State, which examines the intent behind America's submerged health care state.
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Michael Jolley needs boardroom support if Grimsby Town are to thrive
'Recent experience suggests that, at any moment, Town are only one boardroom blunder away from crisis'
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Grimsby Town boss Michael Jolley on his first day in charge at Blundell Park
The ripcord opened at the very last moment. Rather than plunge fatally into non-League, the Mariners defied gravity and drifted to an eventually quite agreeable 18th place in the table.
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Chairman John Fenty and manager Russell Slade. (Image: Jon Corken)
This ineffectual attack became the key factor in Town's horrific winless run which began before Christmas and continued through Easter. In those 20 games the side managed just eight goals. JJ Hooper came good in the end, of course – but if the Mariners are serious about an assault on the top seven, or even the top half, they'll need proven firepower.
This means experience. It does not mean a tranche of well-groomed teenage loanees with more Instagram followers than first-team minutes. I'm all for players who are young and hungry. But I like them even better if they're good at football as well.
The real danger, though, is that the club will fail to support and retain the person responsible for the current uplift in supporters' spirits.
I understand why we don't want to dwell on that. We ended on a high. It's summer. Love Island is on. But recent experience suggests that, at any moment, Town are only one boardroom blunder away from crisis. And now that we seem to have struck gold with Jolley, he must be given whatever he asks for to do the job properly.
Remember when Paul Hurst made some modest requests for increased backroom support after taking Town back into the Football League? He was asked sceptically how often a strength and conditioning coach wins you three points on a Saturday. Hurst's astounding subsequent feats at Shrewsbury provided the answer: quite often, actually.
Paul Hurst, who is the new Ipswich Town manager following his success at Shrewsbury
At Jolley's previous club Eskilstuna, he and the directors developed differing visions for the future, and the manager promptly booked himself on the next flight out of Stockholm.
It's not often Town appoint or even approach a manager who looks like doing well. Michael Jolley has already earned a great deal of support from the fans in the stands. But don't be surprised if he doesn't get it from the men in suits. Next time that parachute might not even open.
This is a guest column by Pete Green, who writes for popular Grimsby Town fan site, Cod Almighty
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Q: How to use localstorage in single file component vue I'm new to Vue.js and I need to know how to use localstorage on the login page. And after I successfully logged in to welcome page, If I change the URL from '/welcome' to '/login' manually, it is redirecting back to login page because I'm not using local storage. How to resolve this with localstorage.
Here is the code:
methods: {
        login() {
            if (this.input.username != '' && this.input.password != '') {

                this.$http.post('http://www.example.com/test', {
                        name: this.input.username,
                        password: this.input.password
                    })
                    .then((response) => {
                        this.items = response.data;
                        if (this.items == 'You are authorised')
                            this.$router.push('/welcome')
                    })
            }
        },
        mounted() {

            this.login()

        }

A: You can use localStorage as you would if you were not using Vue.
I would remove the call to this.login() in your mounted method, see Vue lifecycle for a better understanding on created, mounted and other execution hooks within Vue.
Given this, your login method should probably be called when your form is submitted.
After reading the lifecycle link above, use the created hook to test for localStorage support.
Let's first add a flag to indicate support or not.
data () {
    return {
        localStorageSupport: true
    }
}

We assume there is support, and then do a test on create where we change it if there actually isn't.
created () {
    try {
        window.localStorage.setItem('the-test-item-name', 'hello-test');
        window.localStorage.removeItem('the-test-item-name');
    } catch (e) {
        console.error('Local storage not supported')
        this.localStorageSupport = false;
    }
}

With this, you can fallback to another method of saving the information on the client, e.g. regular cookies.
Now, in the created method you already can see how to set setItem(name, content), and remove removeItem(name) an item, to get an item, it's simply getItem(name).
So, when you get your response from $http.post, you'll need to setItem to store a value indicating if the user is logged in, and you'll need to do a check for that value using getItem on the routes that are to be restricted.
.then((response) => {
    this.items = response.data;
    if (this.items == 'You are authorised') {
        // remember, you can check our flag this.localStorageSupport to use a fallback method here
        localStorage.setItem('logged-in', true)
        this.$router.push('/welcome')
    }
})

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Rudd's MarketView Friday, October 13, 2017
The major domestic equity indexes moved higher on Friday, following upbeat economic data and gains in technology shares. The result was that both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 indexes chalked up a fifth straight week of gains.
Data indicated retail sales rose in September, and the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index hit its highest since January 2004.
Another report presented consumer prices as chalking up the largest increase in eight months as hurricanes Harvey and Irma raised demand, while underlying inflation remained muted.
Netflix closed 1.9 percent higher after hitting an intraday record high at $200.82 on a slew of price target increases ahead of its earnings report on Monday.
Apple closed 0.6 percent higher, thereby giving the S&P 500 index its largest upward push, while the S&P technology index rose 0.5 percent. Shares of the large banks were mixed following reports from Bank of America and Wells Fargo.
The CBOE volatility index remains at historically depressed levels, closing at 9.61 on Friday.
For the week, the Dow was up 0.4 percent and the S&P 500 was up 0.2 percent. The Nasdaq rose 0.2 percent for the week, registering a third week of gains.
Bank of America rose 1.5 percent after the lender's profit topped estimates due to higher interest rates and lower costs. However, Wells Fargo fell 2.8 percent after it reported lower-than-expected revenue for the fourth straight quarter due to a decline in mortgage banking revenue.
The reports from the Wall Street banks kicked off the third-quarter earnings season, with investors hoping profit growth will help justify valuations after a rally that has sent the S&P 500 up about 14 percent this year.
Also limiting the day's gains, the healthcare sector was down 0.3 percent as health insurers and hospital operators tumbled on news that President Trump scrapped billions of dollars in Obamacare subsidies to private insurers for low-income Americans.
Centene sank 3.3 percent, Molina Healthcare was down 3.4 percent and Anthem fell 3.1 percent. Tenet Healthcare fell 5.1 percent and Community Health System fell 4 percent.
Approximately 5.8 billion shares changed hands on the major domestic equity exchanges. A number that compares with the 6.1 billion share daily average for the past 20 trading days, according to Thomson Reuters data.
Consumer Price Index Higher
Consumer prices recorded their largest increase in eight months during September as gasoline prices increased in the wake of hurricane-related production disruptions at oil refineries in the Gulf Coast area, but underlying inflation remained muted.
The Labor Department reported on Friday morning that its Consumer Price Index increased 0.5 percent last month after advancing 0.4 percent in August. September's rise was the largest since January and pushed up the year-on-year gain in the CPI to 2.2 percent from 1.9 percent in August. The increase in the CPI was broadly in line with economists' expectations.
Gasoline prices rose 13.1 percent last month, accounting for 75 percent of the rise in the CPI. The increase in gasoline prices was the largest since June 2009 and followed a 6.3 percent advance in August.
The Labor Department said Harvey was reported to have impacted refinery capacity in the Gulf Coast and was likely a factor in last month's increase in gasoline prices.
Outside gasoline, price pressures were benign. Excluding the volatile food and energy components, consumer prices gained 0.1 percent in September as the increase in rental accommodation slowed and the cost of new motor vehicles and medical care declined.
The so-called core CPI rose 0.2 percent in August. In the 12 months through September, the core CPI increased 1.7 percent. The year-on-year core CPI has now increased by the same margin for five consecutive months.
The Fed tracks the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index excluding food and energy. The core PCE has consistently undershot the Fed's two percent target for more than five years. Fed Chair Janet Yellen has said that temporary factors such as one-off price cuts by wireless telephone companies are holding back inflation.
Minutes of the Fed's Sept. 19-20 meeting published on Wednesday indicated that, "many participants expressed concern that the low inflation readings this year might reflect not only transitory factors, but also the influence of developments that could prove more persistent."
Last month, food prices rose 0.1 percent after a similar gain in August. Owners' equivalent rent of primary residence rose 0.2 percent after advancing 0.3 percent in August. Prices for new motor vehicles fell 0.4 percent as manufacturers resort to deep discounting to eliminate an inventory overhang.
There were also decreases in the cost of medical care, apparel, and household furnishings. But the cost of mobile phone services rose 0.4 percent after 14 straight months of declines.
Retail Sales Up Sharply
The Commerce Department reported Friday that retail sales were up 1.6 percent in September likely as reconstruction and clean-up efforts in areas devastated by Harvey and Irma increased the demand for building materials and motor vehicles.
Retail sales were also buoyed by a surge in receipts at service stations, which reflected higher gasoline prices. Last month's increase in retail sales was the largest since March 2015
Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales increased 0.4 percent last month after being unchanged in August. These so-called core retail sales correspond most closely with the consumer spending component of gross domestic product.
The rebound in core retail sales suggests the drag on the economy from the hurricanes will probably be modest. However, there seems to be some consensus that the storms could subtract at least six-tenths of a percentage point from third-quarter GDP growth.
The economy grew at a 3.1 percent annualized rate in the April-June period.


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Recently, three-stone diamond engagement rings have become popular, in contrast to the more traditional solitary diamond.
This diamond engagement ring is sure to make one lucky lady very happy. Its terrific design well be envied by all of those who lay eyes upon it. The band is comprised of 14K white gold. It weighs 4-grams and measures 7.5 x 7.3-millimeters. And it fits ladies size 6.25 fingers. The 35 diamonds featured here are superb. There are 34 0.30ctw round diamonds dotting the band. Each has excellent visible natural characteristics.
In the center of the ring is one beautiful diamond with an 0.55 carat total weight. It is round in shape and eye clean with a Wesselton top.
For now both the man and the woman wear engagement rings, most often in the form of matching plain bands of white, yellow, or red gold. The man's engagement ring often also eventually serves as the wedding ring.


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Members of Biden's Pandemic Response Team Optimistic About Vaccine Rollout
THURSDAY, Jan. 14, 2020 -- U.S. President-elect Joe Biden's target of 100 million COVID-19 vaccinations delivered within the first 100 days of his administration isn't just a lofty goal, two members of his pandemic advisory board said Thursday.
Rather, it's a hard-nosed response to the daily toll that the coronavirus takes on American lives.
"We understand the gravity of the situation," said board member Dr. Celine Gounder, a clinical assistant professor of infectious diseases at New York University's Grossman School of Medicine. "We are dealing with about 4,000 Americans dying from coronavirus every day. That is more than [the number who] died on 9/11 -- every day."
"It is unacceptable for Americans to be dying at that rate," Gounder said. "If we allow this same death toll to continue over the next 100 days, our overall death toll will more than double, and that simply is not acceptable."
Along with saving lives, a rapid and expanded vaccination program also will help life return more promptly to some level of normalcy, said Loyce Pace, president and executive director of the nonprofit Global Health Council.
"Critically important to the President-elect is how we reopen and reopen safely, and ensure that American economies and schools and businesses could still get up and running again...," Pace said.
Both are alumni of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and spoke as part of a series of COVID-19 expert webcasts put on by the school.
Saving lives and reopening America are the factors behind Biden's recently announced plans to free up nearly all available vaccine doses for distribution, rather than holding some back to ensure second doses are available for people who've received their first, the experts said. The Trump administration swiftly adopted this strategy as well.
"We're not going to be holding back second doses of vaccine. We're going to be releasing nearly all, with a small buffer left over, because we want to accelerate the pace at which vaccination is going," Gounder said.
Discussions with vaccine manufacturers -- Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson -- have led the experts to believe that enough vaccine will be produced to ensure everyone gets their second dose in a timely manner.
"We are confident based on the information that has been shared with us that we're not really going to have issues with supply to meet second doses. Barring some major manufacturing snafu, we're really not worried about doses being delivered on time," Gounder said. "If you look at the timeline for production, they're actually going to be releasing more and more doses over time, so that really does open things up significantly."
Helping states with rollout
The Biden administration is also considering ways to help the states improve distribution of the vaccines, Pace added.
"You've heard the president-elect talk about the importance of getting states funding so they can develop these plans but also develop the critical infrastructure they require to be much more regimented, orderly and clear with their own communities about how to receive the vaccine and when," Pace said. "It's more than simply saying that we need these shots in arms. They need to clear with people about where they fall in line in that priority and how that rollout will be executed."
Beyond funding, public health experts also will be asked to reevaluate the guidelines that have been developed so far to distribute the vaccines.
For example, the tiers under which vaccines were recommended -- first to health care workers and nursing homes, then to essential workers, then to seniors and folks with health problems that put them at high risk -- need to be simplified so they can be better understood and put into effect, Gounder said.
"While very well-intentioned in terms of trying to prevent disease and death and to do so equitably, the vaccine recommendations have just been very hard to operationalize on the ground, very complicated," Gounder said. "We essentially need to make things simpler, whether that is simplify the supply chain or simplifying the tiers of who is eligible for vaccination."
'Policing' the line not the focus
So-called "line jumpers" who get the vaccine before it's their turn are not going to be a cause of major concern, Pace and Gounder said -- not while officials are trying their hardest to rev up the vaccination program.
It's not fair to ask public health officials to police the line jumpers, Gounder said, noting that during the pandemic about 25% of public health officials in Kansas have either been fired, retired and not replaced, or quit.
"That's because they have been threatened. They have been harassed," Gounder said. "This is sort of similar to asking a Wal-Mart checkout clerk to police people wearing masks. It is simply not reasonable to expect public health officials on the ground to be doing this kind of policing of people, whether they should be getting the vaccine now or not."
"Once somebody who was maybe a lower priority has gotten a vaccination, there's no taking that vaccination back. So, while maybe there are those who should hold them accountable for that kind of behavior, jumping the line so to speak, that's not really what our focus is right now," Gounder continued. "Our focus is to get as many people vaccinated as soon as possible so that we can have a real public health impact."
Beyond vaccination efforts, the Biden administration also is being encouraged to promote better therapies for people sick with COVID-19, and do a better job of providing personal protective gear and medical equipment to hospitals, experts said.
The United States also needs to improve its surveillance of COVID-19 variants, to make sure that the virus doesn't evolve into a form that "escapes" the immunity afforded by the existing vaccines, Pace added.
"The good news is as far as we know, right now, the vaccines that are available can be defensive or effective against even these variants, so people should not fear lining up for the vaccine," Pace said.
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Since then, The Yoga Room has flourished with a staff of experienced teachers, classes, workshops, and privates.
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Post-digital era forces are radically changing the business landscape. CIOs are now well positioned to help their companies reap the benefits of technological changes.
Many emerging technologies promise a beneficial transformational and disruptive effect on the business, and businesses are increasingly measuring the potential of technology as a primary and critical driver for differentiation and competitive advantage. Because the Chief Information Officer (CIO) monitors technology evolution - and revolution - and understands its impact, the CIO is well positioned to steer the business towards corporate innovation and to help the company reap the benefits of technological change.


Chief Jerry DeBruin of Whatcom County Fire District 14 said witnesses at the scene told authorities Theobald's 1998 Ford F-150 flipped end-over-end and came to rest on its passenger side in a ditch. Firefighters cut through the windshield to free Theobald, then quickly loaded him into an ambulance.
According to a state patrol report on the incident, Theobald was wearing a seat belt, but the crash was caused by driving under the influence. Charges are pending, the report indicated.


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Yuzawaya ユザワヤ — The mother of all craft shops in Japan.
Building 6 – Beads, flowers (real and artificial), handcraft materials and tools, knitting yarns (5 floors). The second floor is where you'll find needle felting, amigurumi, needlework and sashiko kits. A gold mine of fabric kawaii to keep you busy for days months.
Building 10 – Fabric, notions, home furnishings, sewing machines (3 floors). The first floor is primarily knits, wool, and upscale fabrics including Liberty of London cotton printed in Japan. On the second floor you'll find various cottons, lining, and home dec fabrics, and the third floor is notions. Good to know here – have your fabric cut on each floor and bring it all downstairs to 1F to checkout. Yeah, it feels a little weird to be walking outside with your bounty, but it's OK. Some fabrics have a minimum cut of 50 cm, and some sale fabrics must be purchased by the meter. Note that not all credit cards are accepted, so be safe and bring cash.
You can read about a few of my adventures to Yuzawaya here and here.
Yuzawaya's other locations include Shibuya, Shinjuku (Takashima Times Square 11F), and Kichijoji.


South Dakota really does exist and it is vast. It also is the state with the first major destination points of my road trip. First, there are the Badlands, then Mount Rushmore, the Black Hill, and Custer State Park. First, I stopped by Sioux Falls, visited the Corn Palace and headed to Wall Drugs. Wall Drugs is not really a drug store anymore. It was made famous in the olden days when they would offer free ice water to people passing through.
The corn fields continued throughout the state. The first thing that struck me was that the speed limit is 80 mph. The first major city was Sioux Falls. I decided to stop and take a look around. Here is a wonderful large city park built around the Falls. I took a long walk around and had lunch viewing the park. Interestingly there was a couple of ladies fishing along the banks. I saw one of them pull out a large trout. It looked like this was most likely going to be her dinner for the night.
In Sioux Falls, I picked up Interstate 90 heading west, on which I put close to 400 miles on day four. I made great time and picked up a day on the itinerary. It is when I started heading west on I 90 that I begin to notice the haze from the fires several states to the west. The plains and prairies were great, even though, the views were clouded by the smoke. After a little over an hour, I came to Mitchell where they were setting up for the Corn Palace Festival. This town and all of South Dakota celebrates corn. South Dakota harvests about five million acres of corn and four million acres of soybeans annually.
Once I crossed the grand Missouri River, the geography changed from farmland to more grassland and prairies. The landscape is just vast and I could see for miles and miles, albeit through a little haze.
Wall, SD was the destination for the fourth night as it was just a few miles from the entrance to the Badlands and also the home of Wall Drugs. I am told that anyone who has traveled through SD stops at Wall Drugs. It is really just a spot for tourists and probably supports fifty percent of the Wall, SD residents.
As I arrived before sunset, I took a quick ride into the Badlands National Park. I was not disappointed.
The 25-mile loop road runs through the park with many vistas and overlooks. The views are magnificent and like those of the Grand Canyon, are hard to capture in photographs. The difficulty is to show the scale in the photos.
The fifth day, I spent driving through the park, doing a bit of hiking, sipping whiskey with a store clerk in Interior, SD (you can't make this stuff up), experiencing a prairie thunderstorm,watching the sunset over the canyons/prairie and viewing the full moon as it rose above the mountains.
I did just a short hike, and the views on the hike were amazing, maybe even stunning. As I had a little bit of time to kill, I took a drive out of the park to Interior, SD. I needed to stock up on the ice and grab a few beers. With a population of only 67 people, it is just a crossroads, not even a stop light. However, they had at least three saloons. So I stopped at this little convenience store/post office ( yes there were combined). I picked up a couple of beers and a bag of ice. While I was paying for the beers, I noticed that they were selling liquor right there at the counter. I asked about it and the clerk explained that they could sell whiskey and there was a distillery just forty minutes away. She asked if I would like to try a sample. I said sure. Jokingly, I asked if she (her name was Clover) would like a sample as well. Surprisingly, she said yes and then we proceeded to down a couple of samples of Dakota's Reserve together. Of course, I had to buy a small 200ml bottle.
After my sipping session with Clover, I headed back into the park. It was eighty-eight degrees by then. I stopped in at the Cedar Pass Cafe to cool off and have a piece of apple pie. As I was resting, I saw a big storm coming. As I looked over the prairie, I could see, hear and feel the storm coming.
After the stormed cleared, the temperature dropped into the sixties. I hung around for a while hoping to catch the sunset. I was able to capture the above picture of the sun going down over the canyon. It was dark and chilly by the time I got back to the campsite. It was getting late, so I decided to try and experiment sleeping in the CRV without putting up the Sportz Cove. The experiment was successful and I had a good evening to end the day.
This entry was posted on August 27, 2018 by Hank Edwards in Road Trip 2018, Travel and tagged Badlands, Corn Palace, Road Trip, RoadTrip, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Wall Drug.


The GTI has long become a car with an independent brand. Milestone GTI anniversaries with select models exclusive special. Volkswagen continues this tradition with the Volkswagen Golf GTI Edition 35, a consistent design approach combines classical elements of GTI with features created specifically for Edition 35. Not only the brightness with a new front bumper design, interior and exterior window of the car special style and exclusivity.
The "35″ signature appears on the wing, which extends the threshold plates, head restraints and center panels of the seat. The concept of a well-equipped and his love of detail, even crowned with cutting-edge metal key ring in action styling. Along with custom features, in particular, the model also promises greater driving pleasure came to power 210-235 PS compared to the production model.
The Volkswagen Golf GTI Edition 35 make world debut at the legendary GTI Meet at Wörthersee be held from June 1-4, 2011. Volkswagen models also feature showing other well-known GTI anniversary of this event. The anniversary model is available at a base price of € 30,425. Its market launch in Germany starts in mid June 2011.


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Origin - Assembly debate on 26 January 2007 (9th Sitting) (see Doc. 11119, report of the Committee on Culture, Science and Education, rapporteur: Mr Randegger). Text adopted by the Assembly on 26 January 2007 (9th Sitting).
1.	Humanity has never before lived in a safer and more secure environment than today. This is even more the case in the member states of the Council of Europe where we live much longer and healthier lives than our ancestors.
2.	Paradoxically the perception of risk has increased and public opinion in Europe wishes to further reduce industrial and technological risks. Increasing references – including in international agreements – to the precautionary principle or to a precautionary approach are in line with that wish.
3.	The lack of a single definition of the precautionary principle and of the conditions for its application, however, make the concept controversial, difficult to apply and sometimes ineffective. Therefore an agreement should be reached that would minimise risks without unduly restricting research and innovation.
4.	The precautionary principle should allow, or in some cases justify, the adoption of regulatory action in the absence of complete scientific evidence about a particular risk scenario. This does not mean that regulatory action is justified in the absence of any scientific evidence of risks. Action should always be dependant on reasonable, albeit incomplete, evidence of considerable potential risks.
5.	The precautionary principle should not, however, lead to the banning of a potentially risky product or activity until their proponent demonstrates that such product or activity poses no risks (or only a limited risk). If this were to be the case, as some of those who defend the principle claim, scientific research and the advancement of science could be in serious danger. Furthermore, "in the absence of complete scientific evidence" means that it is impossible to prove either the risk or the lack of it.
6.	The Parliamentary Assembly supports most of the criteria set out by the European Commission in its communication of 2 February 2000 for the application of the precautionary principle: where action is deemed necessary, measures under the precautionary principle should be proportional to the chosen level of protection, non discriminatory in their application, consistent with similar measures already taken, based on an examination of the potential benefits and costs of action or lack of action, and subject to review. The Assembly does not approve, however, assigning responsibility for producing scientific evidence to those against whom the principle is invoked.
7.	Public authorities should respect freedom of research and accept taking risks in a responsible way. Public opinion needs to be informed in order to adhere to this. A culture of precaution should be encouraged. Efforts are needed both from public authorities in the field of education and from the scientific community and industry in the fields of transparency and communication. Furthermore the precautionary principle should not be used as a justification for trade protectionism.
8.	In this context the Assembly recalls its Recommendation 1762 (2006) on academic freedom and university autonomy and its Resolution 1528 (2006) on student disaffection for scientific studies. The principle of academic freedom of researchers, scholars and teachers should be reaffirmed. Science, today more than ever before, should be part and parcel of general culture as it enables individuals to maintain a sufficiently critical mind, and thereby remain impervious to the words of false prophets. Efforts to this end are also a means of contributing to the defence of human rights, which is the very role of the Council of Europe.
9.3.5.	engage in dialogue with the various stakeholder groups.
10.3.	set the promotion of scientific education as a priority.


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Maurice Ralph Hilleman (Miles City, Montana, 1919. augusztus 30. – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2005. április 11.) amerikai mikrobiológus, vakcinológus. Közel 40 védőoltást fejlesztett, többet, mint bármely más tudós. Az ajánlott védőoltások közül nyolcat ő fejlesztett ki: a kanyaró, a mumpsz, a hepatitisz A, a hepatitisz B, a bárányhimlő, az agyhártyagyulladás (meningitis), a tüdőgyulladás (pneumonia) és a Haemophilus influenzae baktériumok ellenit. Úgy ítélik meg, hogy több életet mentett meg, mint bármely más 20. századi kutatóorvos.

Tanulmányai

1941-ben Montana Állam Egyetemén szerzett diplomát, majd 1944-ben a Chicagói Egyetemen doktori fokozatot mikrobiológusként.

Pályafutása

1948-tól között az Army Medical Center légúti megbetegedésekkel foglalkozó osztályát vezette. 1957-ben, amikor elindult a huszadik század három influenza-világjárványának egyike, az ázsiai influenza, jelentős szerepe volt az Egyesült Államok védekezésének megszervezésében.

1957-től között a Merck & Co. gyógyszergyár víruskutató osztályát vezette. Itt fejlesztett ki közel 40 védőoltást. 1984-ben a Merch kutatólaborok alelnökeként ment nyugdíjba.

Elismerései

Hilleman a National Academy of Sciences, a National Academy of Medicine, az American Academy of Arts and Sciences és az American Philosophical Society megválasztott tagja volt.

1988-ban a biológia terén ő volt az egyik díjazottja a Nemzeti Tudományos Éremnek, az Egyesült Államok legmagasabb tudományos elismerésének.

Robert Gallo amerikai kutatóorvos, az AIDS-et okozó vírus, a HIV egyik megtalálója azt mondta róla: "Ha egy olyan személyt kellene megneveznem, aki többet tett az emberi egészség érdekében, kevesebb elismeréssel, mint bárki más, akkor az Maurice Hilleman lenne. A történelem legsikeresebb vakcinológusaként kellene elismerni."

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Mikrobiológusok
Amerikai biológusok
1919-ben született személyek
2005-ben elhunyt személyek
Amerikai orvosok
Montanaiak

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