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FeatureSouthwestVol. 4 Winter 2021
Expanding Cinema: A Guide to Art Film in Five Southwest Cities
A guide to arthouse film, festival one-offs, and screening series across the Southwest in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Dallas, Oklahoma City, and Denver.
Texas Theatre, Dallas. Photo: Corgan.
An upswing for independently owned arthouses, festival one-offs, and screening series across the Southwest was in motion before the COVID-19 pandemic paused in-person gatherings. Now a grateful energy is flowing back into theaters—new online venues transcend the limits of geography while giving viewers a specific experience with local programmers.
What do careful gatherings look like for film scenes in such an eager phase of rebuilding? Serious facilitators in different cities are perhaps more connected than ever. How might filmmakers be emboldened by new modes of distribution?
We found red-letter signs of new life in five cities. Is there something happening where you live that we should know about? Let us know at editor@southwestcontemporary.com.
Gifted selectors build whole worlds. Keif Henley's offerings online via Guild Cinema made that clear. The Guild's website design remained unrepentant in its loyalty to function over form when the theater Guild Cinema (3405 Central Avenue NE), closed its doors to the public and opened online like a friendly local video store gone by.
At guildcinema.com, one could encounter, for example, a portrait of a square dance caller for whom a community center in a Black neighborhood of Waterloo, Iowa, is named (Northend Stories [part two] by Jim Morrison, a videographer who lives in that city). There was also Un Film Dramatique, an inquiry into the philosophy of cinema made about and with twenty-two Paris middle schoolers as they learned how to use a camera.
The Guild Cinema, Albuquerque. Courtesy Guild Cinema.
"Likely one of the bottom lines, in part anyway, for a lot of arthouses like us is to expand the existing notions of what humanity is, looks like, et cetera," Henley says.
Up next: The Guild is open at full capacity as of press time. The theater is scheduled to host the expanded cinema and live sound collage project Negativland! It's Normal from Somethings to Come to Your Attention Tour featuring SUE-C November 13, 2021.
Plan ahead: Basement Films's Experiments in Cinema comes to the Guild in April 2022. It's a defiantly self-styled "micro-community" of international screenings and workshops for media activists with no awards hierarchy or festival posturing—a favorite of Henley's each year, he says.
Projects born online during pandemic lockdowns are manifesting in person. The No Name Cinema underground film screening series will roam around Santa Fe at to-be-announced locations and events beginning this fall. Artist Justin Clifford Rhody streamed eighteen programs on No Name's Twitch channel from January to August of this year. A mini-retrospective of work by diaristic film poet Lynn Sachs and a screening of the home-video-lover's dream Memorial Day 2000 channeled Rhody's penchant for tender bricolage and castoff materials.
JC Gonzo, The Virgin Viewed from Multiple Sides, film still, 2021, Super 8mm film. Courtesy the artist.
Rhody spent six years organizing a well-attended series called Vernacular Visions in Oakland, California, where he presented slideshows of found images on 35mm. He took the screenings to a level of ceremony. Setting up in a different location every time, Rhody produced soundtracks tailored to the programs and handed out physical copies to attendees.
No Name Cinema screenings will be free to attend.
"The issue of finances was and is always secondary to getting the job done [with Vernacular Visions]," Rhody says. "[The late Grit Lit novelist] Harry Crews said this great thing about sports, and I think it translates well to art as well, especially since the majority of art that's appreciated in America doesn't cut the criteria:
"'I think all of us are looking for that which does not admit of bull- shit… if you tell me you can bench press 450, hell, we'll load up the bar and put you under it. Either you can do it or you can't do it—you can't bullshit. Ultimately, sports are just about as close to what one would call the truth as it is possible to get in this world.'"
Up next: Before the end of the year, No Name will host the world premiere of a structuralist short film shot on Super 8 by JC Gonzo titled The Virgin Viewed from Multiple Sides (2021) and the New Mexico premiere of Do You Think Jesus Liked Hard Boiled Eggs (2020) by Ben Kujawski. Both filmmakers are from Santa Fe.
Plan ahead: Part of the magic of No Name is surprise. That could include unannounced microshorts and last-minute directives. Follow @noname.cinema on Instagram for updates.
Arthouse spaces themselves are expanding despite all odds. The elegant Texas Theatre, where Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested for the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963, opened a second screening room upstairs in September. It seats 165 people. This addition to the landmark arthouse came just before a significant finale in the same film community: Dallas Video Fest held its last annual festival after thirty-four years as a serious entry for new filmmakers and a haven for experimental shorts.
Video Fest founder Bart Weiss, known for the way he lovingly introduces films and leads Q+As after screenings each year at the festival, says he'll miss the occasion to linger in foyers afterward with artists, students, and all kinds of dynamic personalities attracted to Video Fest's programming. "Unless you're in school for film, you really don't get a chance to just talk about movies," Weiss says.
That spirit will continue in other projects under the festival's name like Video Fest's monthly Cinematic Conversations series. The virtual gathering has encouraged hour-long appreciations of lyrical films like RaMell Ross's Hale County This Morning, This Evening, which is that director's first feature. Weiss invites a co-host to help choose a film and lead the discussion. Avantgarde choreographer and theater-maker Danielle Georgiou had a turn, as did filmmaker Sam Pollard.
Up next: Weiss's Frame of Mind on KERA-TV will continue to offer an outlet for local shorts. Its twenty-ninth season extends through December and includes, among so much else: compassionate, regional storytelling from inside 2020's uprisings, experimental theater made for TV, and a musical in black and white.
Plan ahead: Frame of Mind will go state-wide next year, airing on public TV stations across Texas.
Rodeo Cinema opened a new location in June on Film Row downtown. It lives inside the old Paramount Building, where the giants of Hollywood studios would screen films for theater owners to consider as part of a national exchange program circa 1907.
A few series have landed at Rodeo Cinema Film Row. Notably: the camp-friendly garage cinema stamp VHSANDCHILL, which has been around in some form since 2016 for '80s sci-fi obsessives and lovers of B-movies. Femme Film will show movies by "femme directors or those who have lived experiences of misogyny" as per organizers, with local director Paris Burris as host.
An heir to the parlor screenings Stan Brakhage would host on Sundays in his home state of Colorado, the Denver Underground Film Festival is beloved for paying filmmakers in a forty/sixty split (and not so much known for parties or spectacle adjacent to the fest). Every film in the entire program is a short.
Recent awardees include Tom Bessoir's mathy 2020 with a score by Thurston Moore, who Bessoir photographed in the early 1980s with Sonic Youth. Part two of this year's festival is November 19-21 at a venue to be announced. Check back in at DUFF's FilmFreeway profile.
Lyndsay Knecht
Lyndsay Knecht (she/her) is a writer and producer based in Texas. Her work has appeared in Texas Monthly, Next City, The Tulsa Voice, on Monocle 24 Radio, and NPR stations.
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FCI Residential, the apartment development arm of sugar producer Florida Crystals, paid $7.8 million for a site in Palmetto Bay's new downtown district. The Altantico at Palmetto Bay will be the first project under the rezoning plan the village approved in December that created a Downtown Urban Village district with more density and mixed-use projects.…
Apartments west of downtown sold for 12% gain after 13 months
The CityView Apartments just west of downtown West Palm Beach were sold for a 12.1 percent gain just 13 months after their last trade. CityView Apartments LLC, an affiliate of Los Angeles-based Investors Management Group headed by President Neil Schimmel, sold the 217-unit complex at 500 N. Congress Ave. to NXRTBH Cityview, an affiliate of…
South Florida construction growth slows in first half of 2016
South Florida construction contracts still saw some growth in the first half of 2016, but it was well below the double-digit pace of growth last year, according to Dodge Data and Analytics. There were $5.13 billion in construction starts in the first half of 2016 in the tri-county area, up 4 percent from $4.95 billion…
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So fun shooting the music video with Static Revenger for "Turn The World On" at the Fabien Castanier Gallery!
Had a great time recording with friends from Radio Bayern 3 in town from Germany this week!
Had a blast co-writing with the talented guys from Waterfall Music last week – in town from Norway for the Muse Expo songwriting summit!


Now that our body is properly hydrated and fueled we are ready to get in motion and convert our fuel into energy. Everyone is at a different fitness level and I highly recommend that you see a physical trainer to get started. If you have experience, then you can follow along with my activities, check out our Workout Randomizer, walk, run or do any of 1000's of other things. You may need to try a few things out to find what you like doing. If you don't like it, you won't do it! So find something you like!
There are three big questions for me. How much activity should I be doing? Why should I do any activity? How do I get started? I did some research on the Activity Guide page and this is what I came up with.
If you picked a diet that came with recommendations then you can simple follow those. Remember, that like a diet, this will be forever. You can change up what you are doing or change how much as time goes on. What if you didn't pick a diet that tells you what to do? Or haven't picked a diet yet and want to start some activity goals?
First don't be alarmed by some of the recommendations. ANY exercise is better than none!
The recommendation is at least 150 minutes of Moderate Intensity activity each week or at least 75 minutes of vigorous intensity activity or a combination of the two.
Studies found that the more activity the better and recommend as much as 30, 45, 60 or 90 minutes each day of the week (210 minutes – 630 minutes) to lose or maintain weight.
Minutes are cumulative and can be split into chunks no smaller than 10 minutes.
Start with about 30 minutes a day which could be 1 30-minute chunk, 2 15-minute chunks or 3 10-minute chunks.
The recommendation is to do strength training 1-2 times per week.
Try to cover all of the major muscle groups.
The recommendation is 10 minutes 2-3 days a week.
If you miss a day, don't try to crowd the next day. Fit in what you can that day and then treat the next day as a new day. Often people try to do twice as much the next day and can either get over tired (and injured) or discouraged.
Why should I do any activity?
In one word.. Health. Every single article talks about the health benefits of activity.
Take into account how you can work exercise into your normal day. Can you park 10 minutes away from your desk? Can you take the stairs? Can you walk for a portion of your lunch time? Remember it's cumulative. It all counts as long as it's Moderate or Vigorous.
Make it a group activity. Walk/Play with family and or friends.
Set a SMART Goal and Reward yourself!
Make it a habit and make it fun!


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The Easter school holidays are here in Dorset and a full two weeks away from school runs stretch ahead. I am fortunate to work from home, meaning I can spend lots of time with the children and Ed, who is a teacher, over the school holidays.
Although we have lots of days out planned, as well as a little mini break to Cornwall, there will be times when we are at home and looking for things to do to keep the children occupied. We were recently sent a few things from the lovely team at Wire PR, and I wanted to share them with you as the kids spent a good few hours at the weekend playing with them already.
These interactive, animated Untamed Dragons have light up jaws and nostrils and fit snugly onto children's fingers. The kids have really enjoyed playing with the dragon we were sent.
Also from Untamed, the collectable Mad Lab Minis have a range of gory hybrids to hatch from Geoslime, Biosand and Terraclay. As a mum, I have somehow managed to avoid slime up until now but I was pleasantly surprised by how it felt, helping the children uncover their miniature dragon from the goo!
These Fuzzikins bunnies are totally cute and perfect for the holidays and would be brilliant as an alternative to chocolate eggs at Easter. The great thing is, you can wash them afterwards and reuse them again and again. The children love them!
We were sent both the mini and day glow paint sticks from Little Brian. I had not heard of paint sticks before and am obsessed with how simple to use they are and a lot less messy than traditional paints.
The children had a great time making pictures with the sticks, which are very much like glue sticks in design.
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package com.twitter.finagle.http.exp.routing

import com.twitter.finagle.exp.routing.{Request => Req}
import com.twitter.finagle.http.exp.routing.Fields.PathField
import com.twitter.finagle.http.{Method, Request}
import com.twitter.finagle.http.exp.routing.HttpRouter.{
  PathRouter,
  PathRouterGenerator,
  RoutesForPath
}
import com.twitter.util.{Future, Time}
import com.twitter.util.routing.{
  Found,
  Generator,
  NotFound,
  Router,
  RouterBuilder,
  RouterInfo,
  Result => RouteResult
}
import java.lang.IllegalStateException

private[http] object HttpRouter {

  /**
   * Represents the [[Route routes]] and their [[com.twitter.finagle.http.Method methods]]
   * that correspond to a given [[Path]].
   *
   * @param path The [[Path]] for the given [[Route routes]].
   * @param routes A map from a [[Method]] to a [[Route]] for the associated [[Path]].
   */
  final case class RoutesForPath(path: Path, routes: Map[Method, Route]) {
    def allowedMethods: Iterable[Method] = routes.keys
  }

  /**
   * A [[Router]] implementation that finds [[RoutesForPath]] for an input request.
   * A [[PathRouter]] that is spec compliant should ensure that a matching [[Path]]
   * that [[Path.isConstant is constant]] is returned as the result BEFORE a matching [[Path]]
   * that contains [[Parameter parameters]].
   *
   * @see [[https://swagger.io/specification/#paths-object OpenAPI Path matching behavior]]
   */
  sealed abstract class PathRouter(label: String, routes: Iterable[RoutesForPath])
      extends Router[Req[Request], RoutesForPath](label, routes) {

    /** Extract the memoized path String from the input request */
    protected final def getPath(req: Req[Request]): String = req.get(PathField) match {
      case Some(path) => path
      case _ => throw new IllegalStateException("no path on request")
    }

  }

  /** Contract for a [[Generator]] that will produce a new [[PathRouter]] */
  sealed abstract class PathRouterGenerator
      extends Generator[Req[Request], RoutesForPath, PathRouter]

  /**
   * A [[Generator]] that will produce a new [[HttpRouter]] which will use the
   * resulting [[PathRouter]] from [[PathRouterGenerator]] for determining matching [[Path paths]].
   */
  final class HttpRouterGenerator(pathRouterGenerator: PathRouterGenerator)
      extends Generator[Req[Request], Route, HttpRouter] {
    def apply(routeInfo: RouterInfo[Route]): HttpRouter =
      new HttpRouter(routeInfo.label, routeInfo.routes, pathRouterGenerator)
  }

  /** Create a new [[RouterBuilder]] for defining HTTP [[Route routes]]. */
  def newBuilder(
    pathRouterGenerator: PathRouterGenerator
  ): RouterBuilder[Req[Request], Route, HttpRouter] =
    RouterBuilder.newBuilder[Req[Request], Route, HttpRouter](
      new HttpRouterGenerator(pathRouterGenerator))

}

/** A [[Router]] that works with our HTTP [[Request]] and [[Route]] types. */
private[routing] final class HttpRouter(
  label: String,
  routes: Iterable[Route],
  pathRouterGenerator: Generator[Req[Request], RoutesForPath, PathRouter])
    extends Router[Req[Request], Route](label, routes) {

  // transform our `routes` into grouped Routes for a path that our `pathRouter` can use
  private[this] def groupRoutesByPath(): Iterable[RoutesForPath] = {
    routes
      .groupBy(_.schema.path)
      .map {
        case (path: Path, rfp: Iterable[Route]) =>
          val methodMap = rfp.map(r => r.schema.method -> r).toMap
          require(
            rfp.size == methodMap.size,
            s"Path '$path' cannot have multiple routes for the " +
              s"same Method: ${duplicateMethodString(rfp)}")
          RoutesForPath(path, methodMap)
      }
  }

  // generate a message that tries to make it easier to show what Paths are duplicates
  private[this] def duplicateMethodString(routes: Iterable[Route]): String = routes
    .map { route =>
      s"${route.schema.method} (${route.label})"
    }.mkString("[", ",", "]")

  // This underlying PathRouter will do our Path matching logic and find associated RoutesForPath
  private[this] val pathRouter: PathRouter = pathRouterGenerator(
    RouterInfo(label, groupRoutesByPath()))

  protected def find(input: Req[Request]): RouteResult = {
    val populatedReq = input.set(PathField, input.value.path)
    pathRouter(populatedReq) match {
      case Found(req: Req[_], rfp: RoutesForPath) =>
        // if we have found RoutesForPath that match our request, we need to ensure
        // that the request's Method is defined in the RoutesForPath in order to
        // return our single Route as a Found result. otherwise, we need to signal that
        // the Method is not allowed.
        val method = req.asInstanceOf[Req[Request]].value.method
        rfp.routes.get(method) match {
          case Some(route) =>
            Found(req, route)
          case _ =>
            // we throw here because a result that is NotFound maps to an HTTP 404 status,
            // which is not the same as MethodNotAllowed HTTP 405 status.
            throw MethodNotAllowedException(this, method, rfp.allowedMethods)
        }
      case Found(_, _) =>
        // we should never encounter this, but let's be defensive
        throw new IllegalStateException(
          "Wrong Result value type returned, was expecting RoutesForPath")
      case status =>
        // we forward any other result status
        status
    }

  }

  // we override so that we can clean-up our resources
  override protected def closeOnce(deadline: Time): Future[Unit] = Future.join(
    Seq(
      super.closeOnce(deadline),
      pathRouter.close(deadline)
    )
  )
}

/**
 * A fully compliant [[PathRouter]] that works in O(n) linear time to determine matches.
 * The worst case performance for this [[PathRouter]] is when a [[NotFound]] [[RouteResult result]]
 * is determined, as every [[RoutesForPath path]] will have been compared against an input request.
 */
private[routing] final class LinearPathRouter(
  label: String,
  routes: Iterable[RoutesForPath])
    extends PathRouter(label, routes) {

  // we need to split the routes by Constant and Parameterized Paths, because
  // we need to attempt to match Constant Paths before Parameterized Paths
  private[this] val (
    constantRouter: LinearPathRouter.ConstantRouter,
    parameterizedRouter: LinearPathRouter.ParameterizedRouter) = {
    val (constant, parameterized) = routes.partition(_.path.isConstant)
    (
      LinearPathRouter.ConstantRouterGenerator(RouterInfo(label, constant)),
      LinearPathRouter.ParameterizedRouterGenerator(RouterInfo(label, parameterized)))
  }

  protected def find(input: Req[Request]): RouteResult = {
    // attempt to match constant routes first
    constantRouter(input) match {
      case route @ Found(_, _) =>
        // return the constant route match if it's found
        route
      case NotFound =>
        // if it wasn't found, we return the result of searching the parameterized routes
        parameterizedRouter(input)
      case status =>
        // we forward any other result status
        status
    }
  }

  // we override so that we can clean-up our resources
  override protected def closeOnce(deadline: Time): Future[Unit] = Future.join(
    Seq(
      super.closeOnce(deadline),
      constantRouter.close(deadline),
      parameterizedRouter.close(deadline)
    )
  )

}

private[http] object LinearPathRouter {

  /** A [[PathRouterGenerator]] for the [[LinearPathRouter]] */
  object Generator extends PathRouterGenerator {
    def apply(routerInfo: RouterInfo[RoutesForPath]): LinearPathRouter =
      new LinearPathRouter(routerInfo.label, routerInfo.routes)
  }

  /** A [[PathRouterGenerator]] for the [[ConstantRouter]] */
  private object ConstantRouterGenerator extends PathRouterGenerator {
    def apply(routerInfo: RouterInfo[RoutesForPath]): ConstantRouter =
      new ConstantRouter(routerInfo.label, routerInfo.routes)
  }

  /**
   * A [[PathRouter]] that will only search a [[Path]] that contains NO [[Parameter parameters]].
   * The [[RouteResult]] will only be [[Found]] if there is a [[ConstantPathMatch]].
   *
   * @note This is not a fully compliant [[PathRouter]] and should only be used
   *       via [[LinearPathRouter]], NEVER directly.
   */
  private final class ConstantRouter(label: String, routes: Iterable[RoutesForPath])
      extends PathRouter(label + "-constant", routes) {
    protected def find(input: Req[Request]): RouteResult = {
      val path: String = getPath(input)
      val iter = routes.iterator
      var result: RouteResult = NotFound
      while (result == NotFound && iter.hasNext) {
        val routesForPath = iter.next()
        LinearPathMatcher(routesForPath.path, path) match {
          case ConstantPathMatch =>
            result = Found(input, routesForPath)
          case _ =>
            ()
        }
      }
      result
    }
  }

  /** A [[PathRouterGenerator]] for the [[ParameterizedRouter]] */
  private object ParameterizedRouterGenerator extends PathRouterGenerator {
    def apply(routerInfo: RouterInfo[RoutesForPath]): ParameterizedRouter =
      new ParameterizedRouter(routerInfo.label, routerInfo.routes)
  }

  /**
   * A [[PathRouter]] that will only search a [[Path]] that contains [[Parameter parameters]]
   * and must extract and return a [[ParameterMap]] as part of the [[RouteResult]].
   *
   * @note This is not a fully compliant [[PathRouter]] and should only be used
   *       via [[LinearPathRouter]], NEVER directly.
   */
  private final class ParameterizedRouter(label: String, routes: Iterable[RoutesForPath])
      extends PathRouter(label + "-parameterized", routes) {
    protected def find(input: Req[Request]): RouteResult = {
      val path: String = getPath(input)
      val iter = routes.iterator
      var result: RouteResult = NotFound
      while (result == NotFound && iter.hasNext) {
        val routesForPath = iter.next()
        LinearPathMatcher(routesForPath.path, path) match {
          case ParameterizedPathMatch(parameters) =>
            result = Found(input.set(Fields.ParameterMapField, parameters), routesForPath)
          case _ =>
            ()
        }
      }
      result
    }
  }
}

// TODO - TrieHttpRouter

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Another popular sites to grab hashtags by topic is Tags for Likes . Note: they do add in their own branded hashtag, but the copy and paste feature is strong with this service.
Hashtags.org is definitely not the prettiest site, but it gives you a trending graph for the tag. An upgrade is required to get related hashtags.
The great and powerful Google will have many, many articles about hashtags. Search hashtag + your topic and see what comes up. Once you have your starting point, check the tags in one or two of the above tools to decide which ones match up best for your blog or brand.
Hashtags can be used across social media platforms and within your site's content. Learning how to find hashtags is equally as important as knowing where to use them. The best practices are to use hashtags on Instagram, Google+, and Twitter. Pinterest advises that too many hashtags can hinder you, so use one in the pin description or choose a branded hashtag (#reallyawesomeblog).
Conversely, I don't use hashtags on Facebook unless they transfer over from Instagram. Per this well-researched article, Facebook posts without hashtags do better than those with hashtags. This article suggests you test your audience however, because Facebook is set up to allow for hashtag searches.
If you are new to blogging or seek to grow followers and engagement on your social networks, learn how to find hashtags. Consistently using related hashtags will allow you to find like-minded people and brands.
Thank you. I have so much to learn and it is hard to know which direction to turn. Great Post.
Thanks for all the links – I didn't really know you could look these things up! Much appreciated!
They sure do make it easy for content creators to learn how to find relevant hashtags to grow their traffic, don't they?
I am an Instagram noob, so I'm playing catch up with this, too!
This is fantatic. I definitely struggle when it comes to using the right view generating hashtags. I will be looking into the resources above for sure.
Rachel – I had the same issue and after working with a client (do as I say, not as I do), the changes from using the 'right' hashtags was intense! I now have a notes section on my phone that will make it much easier for me to stay on top of this. And you have so many fun tags to choose from!
This is great! I need to get way better at this. I've made some strides but still have a lot to learn!
The only thing I'm certain of is that we all have so much still to learn! I did, however, become very efficient recently with adding my relevant hashtags to a note file on my phone. It's so much easier for me now. Researching it was one of the reasons I wrote how to find hashtags to increase engagements – always learning!


In October, pro-beam, a leader in electron beam and laser technology, will begin moving its headquarters from Planegg to a new build in Gilching in western Munich. Over the last few years, the company has been restructured and has grown considerably.
All other contact details such as telephone numbers, extensions, e-mail addresses and VAT ID number remain unchanged.
The new premises will offer work space for a total of 120 employees with focus on Development and Innovation. In addition, the new building will also house the Production and Administration divisions.


I believe within the command to repent, sin no more, be healed, come or any other word the Lord releases, that there is power to do what is commanded. The Lord wouldn't tell you to do something without having the DNA within that word to accompish the command.
Can you demonstrate what you said from the Scripture? That every time the word of God is spoken that people have the power to believe. It is a nice theory but can you prove it from the text?
"we preach Christ crucified, a stumbling block to Jews and folly to Gentiles, 24but to those who are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God."
Here it says that both Jews and Greeks heard the gospel and rejected it, except for the ones that were called by God.
What about 1 thess 1:4, 5 "For we know, brothers loved by God, that he has chosen you, 5because our gospel came to you not only in word, but also in power and in the Holy Spirit and with full conviction."
Here is shows that the word but itself was spoken but it was only made effectual by the Spirit. You can speak til you are blue in the face unless the Holy Spirit germinates that word.
Or how about, no one says "Jesus is Lord' except by the Holy Spirit. ???
i.e. spirit and word must work together.


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The Prince of Girona Foundation Awards are to be presented in June during the IMPULSA Forum, which will be presided over by Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Asturias and of Girona
28/02/2011 Everything remains to be done (When the world is falling apart, become an entrepreneur)
This is the title of the book just published by Pau Garcia-Milà, recipient of the 2010 IMPULSA Business Award. With a prologue by His Royal Highness the Prince of Asturias and Girona, and an epilogue by the former president of Spain, Felipe González,...
28/01/2011 Fundació Èxit, recipient of the 2010 Impulsa Award to an Organization, receives the support of the Prince and Princess of Asturias and Girona
The Prince and Princess of Asturias and Girona received in the Zarzuela Palace representatives of the new Board of Trustees and Advisory Council of the Fundació Èxit, to whom they expressed their support for the projects this organization sponsors to...
27/12/2010 Israel Ruiz, Vice-president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) joins the Impulsa Forum organizing committee
The members of the Impulsa Forum organizing committee have expressed their satisfaction with this new addition, which, in the words of their chairman, Josep Lagares "represents a further step in the internationalization of the Forum and brings to the...
16/10/2010 The Bloon Project is about to complete financing that will make its first manned flight possible.
During his intervention at the Impulsa Forum, José Mariano López-Urdiales asked the attendees for their assistance in achieving the Bloon Project's goal of taking people into Near Space in stratospheric balloons. In recent months the project has...
01/09/2010 What is the best piece of advice that you have received and that has helped you the most in your professional and personal career?
05/08/2010 The Impulsa Forum compensates for the CO2 emissions generated during the event with participation in two development projects in India and Nicaragua.
The equivalent of 5.2 tons of CO2 generated during the event was calculated in collaboration with the Ecology and Development Foundation, taking into account transport of the participants, electric power consumption at the site, the paper used and the...
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The Federal Government says it will today begin to release N350 billion earmarked for capital projects contained in the 2016 budget.
Budget and National Planning Minister, Udoma Udo Udoma, disclosed this at the Presidential Villa in Abuja yesterday while presenting the 2016 budget breakdown and the strategic implementation plan.
"We're ready to kick start the implementation of the budget and by tomorrow (Friday), some releases will be made for capital projects that are ready for execution," he said.
Udoma said the budget was guided by the 2016-2018 Medium Term Expenditure Framework and Fiscal Strategy Paper aimed at reflating and repositioning the economy.
According to him, the budget is predicated on an oil production benchmark of 2.2million barrels per day at $38 per barrel and average exchange rate of N197 to a dollar.
Highlights of major projects presented indicated that a sum of N132.4 billion would be spent on 14 road and bridge projects across the six geo-political zones this year.
They are dualisation of Kano-Maiduguri Road (sections i-iv), N13bn, N40bn for Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, N8.7bn for reconstruction and pavement strengthening of sections of Benin-Sagamu Expressway, N14.2bn for construction of Oju/Loko Oweto Bridge, N13bn for concession of Second Niger Bridge, N6bn for dualisation of Odukpani-Itu-Ikot Ekpene Road in Cross River and Akwa Ibom states.
Others are N4.4bn for rehabilitation of Ilorin-Jebba-Mokwa-Bokani Road, N8.8bn for rehabilitation of Sokoto-Tambuwal- Kotangora-Makira Road, N2.8bn for completion of Gombe-Numan-Yola Road Phase II, N5bn for rehabilitation of Apapa-Oshodi-Oworoshoki Road, N2.6bn for dualisation of Kano-Katsina Road Phase I, N6bn for dualisation of Ibadan-Ilorin Road Section II, N5.5bn for rehabilitation of Enugu-Onitsha Road and N2bn for dualisation of Sapele-Agbor-Ewu Road Section I.
He said the budget would be implemented under six major intervention areas in the Strategic Implementation Plan including policy environment, national security and governance; economic diversification; priority critical infrastructure; oil and gas reforms; ease of doing business and social investment.
The minister said in order to develop the economy, the government would need the active involvement of the private sector.
"Government can show the way and help to create the enabling environment, but it is the private sector that is the primary engine of development of this country," he said.


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Home News Buren High pupil packs for Belgium
Buren High pupil packs for Belgium
Athina May
Buren High School pupil Robyn Clementson is heading to Belgium.
A 17-year-old schoolgirl will be swopping Brooklyn for Belgium when she jets off early next year to the land of waffles, chocolate and beer for a year-long Rotary exchange programme.
Robyn Clementson, a Buren High School matric pupil, will represent the Table Bay Rotary Club on the Rotary Youth Exchange Long-Term Programme, which lets pupils experience a new culture by staying with three to four host families. The young Rotary ambassadors must slot into the family's daily routines and activities.
Robyn is the president of her school's Interact Club and one of five pupils in the Table Bay region who were selected for the programme. She leaves for Belgium in January next year.
"When I found out about the programme, I came home and told my parents about it and said that I wanted to do it. My dad was skeptical about it at first, but they both agreed. I had a home interview, in which Rotary members came and checked out our house, and I had to go through a selection of interviews," she said.
"I was nervous about getting in because I am from Buren High School and the other pupils were from more prestigious schools, and they were more direct than me, but I got it, and I will be re-doing my senior year in Belgium," said Robyn.
After the interview process, and writing a motivational letter , she submitted her three countries of preference to visit, eventually settling on Belgium, which she says is rich in cultural heritage.
"I will gain cultural and traditional knowledge and do a presentation on my experience when I get back. I will be staying with four different families for three months each, and, while I'm there, someone will be here living with my family.
"I've never left South Africa; I haven't even flown on an airplane before, so this experience will be life-changing for me. Unfortunately, finances are a big obstacle at this moment as we are four children at home still completing school."
Her family are fundraising to cobble together the money she needs for the trip. So far, they have raised R6 000 by holding Sunday lunches and hosting a breakfast, but that's still a long way from the R50 000 Robyn must come up with by the end of August to cover her travelling costs and medical insurance.
"When I return, I want to share with others my experiences and encourage them to try and do the same," said Robyn.
"I want to be an example to others and show them that you don't have to be rich and powerful to do things, you just need a dream and have to work hard to achieve it."
The Clementson family will hold a women's pamper day on Saturday August 6 and a Denim and Diamonds old school dance on Friday August 26, both in Milnerton, to raise funds.
Contact Robyn at 083 700 1731 or robync04@gmail.com for more information.
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History of art is a rich and dynamic discipline, combining the rigorous investigation of the visual arts with the creative exploration of their connections to culture, politics and society. Postgraduate study in this area trains you at a high level in looking at, thinking about and researching art and its histories. Our MA History of Art exposes you to key art historical approaches and allows you to focus in depth on areas and periods of particular interest to you, in early and modern (including contemporary) periods, through taught options (see an indicative list of modules under 'Course structure' below) and independent research. It develops your visual acuity and your understanding of art's histories, while stimulating critical debate and stretching your research skills. This degree offers you the opportunity to study with internationally recognised experts. Our teaching staff are defining the field, conducting ground-breaking research in periods from medieval to contemporary, focusing on painting, sculpture, print culture, architecture, photography, digital art and museology. You will work closely with our staff while also benefiting from our diverse and vibrant student body of all ages and backgrounds. The teaching programme is enriched by museum and site visits, visiting speakers, screenings and opportunities to get involved as volunteers in research and community outreach activities.
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HomeExploreHistorical SitesThe Sanctuary, Avebury
The Sanctuary, Avebury
on 05 May 2019.
In the guardianship of English Heritage, The Sanctuary forms part of the huge Avebury Neolithic Complex of standing stones and ritual sites. It once consisted of a stone circle large enough to contain the outer ring at Stonehenge, and is also peppered with post holes which once held large upright timbers.
Situated on Overton Hill in Wiltshire, the Sanctuary is connected to the stone circle at Avebury by the 25m wide and 2.5km long Kennet Avenue, a parade of stones, many now missing, which connected the raised and highly visible area of the Sanctuary to the lower lying stone circle.
Drawn in the 1700's by William Stuckley. the Sanctuary consisted of twin stone circles which appeared as the terminal of the Kennet Avenue. Stuckely believed Avebury to be a mysterious Druidic site so he called the Sanctuary, the 'Serpents Head' or Hakpen. To this day Overton Hill is known as Hakpen Hill by locals.
Excavated in 1930 by Maud and Ben Cunnington, it became apparent that the Sanctuary had evolved in several stages. Firstly, it was a collection of large timber posts which may have been freestanding or acted as the supports for a large thatched structure, and over time these posts were replaced by stones to form a large stone circle.
The Sanctuary's true purpose is now lost in the mists of time, but the excavation of large amounts of human bone suggest it played an important part in funerary practices.
In modern day Mumbai Zoroastrians 'expose' the bodies of their dead to the sky in high towers leaving the dead to be picked clean by vultures. The long bones and skulls that were entered in the East and West Kennet Long Barrows may well have been the result of this practice, the dead being placed on platforms atop of the Hill
To this day large birds of prey such as buzzards and red kites wheel above Hakpen Hill, perhaps due to some ancestral memory of their distant relatives feasting on the exposed bodies of the residents of Avebury.
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Sale along at D&R
D&R Furnishers of The Parade, Marlborough are a long established family business who thrives on their reputation, offering exceptional quality in their range of home furnishings together with a level of personal service that can only be achieved by local independents
Originally part of the Icknield Way which ran from Norfolk to Wiltshire, the Ridgeway is Britain's oldest road and was extended in 1972 and designated as a National Trail.
Marlborough College
Alma Mater to an illustrious roll call which includes William Morris, poets Siegfried Sassoon, Louis MacNeice and John Betjeman, Bruce Chatwin, bankrupts Ian and Kevin Maxwell and the sublimely talented Nick Drake, ...
Avebury is a henge monument (which is an ancient place surrounded by a bank and ditch) and is the world's largest prehistoric stone circle, originally comprising of some 100 standing stones, with two inner stone circles.
Dating from around 3,650 years BC West Kennet Long Barrow is one of the largest and most accessible Neolithic Tombs in Britain
Highclere Castle visitor information
World famous from its starring role in the smash hit drama series Downton Abbey, Highclere Castle's future is secure thanks to the scores of visitors who have flocked to witness its imposing façade first hand.
A frightful week of Half term fun at Cobbs
This half term Cobbs Farm Shop and Play Barn are offering a little bit extra with non-stop entertainment for all the family.
A brand new local jobs board
Marlborough TOWNSITE™ is well established as a conduit for local people featuring news, events, attractions and special offers and NOW we've added a LOCAL JOBS BOARD to our already successful mix. This comprehensive section aims to connect with local job hunters in a friendly and more engaging way
D&R add stunning window shutters to their range
D&R furnishers of The Parade in Marlborough, having recently launched their fabulous new website to include on line retailing, are now also extending their range to include window shutters
Avebury Manor Visitor Info
Avebury Manor is a 16th Century Grade One listed property run by the National Trust in Avebury, near Marlborough
Laycock Abbey & Village
Less than an hour's drive west from Marlborough though the beautiful Wiltshire countryside, is the historic village of Lacock and at its heart, the quirky Lacock Abbey set in its own woodland grounds.
The real WOLF HALL
Crucial to the heart of the Tudor monarchy as presented in the recent BBC drama series of the same name, WOLF HALL near Burbage stands (or not) as testimony to the rise and fall of the Seymour family.
The Crofton Beam Engines
These are two magnificent pieces of industrial archaeology that will appeal to both families and steam enthusiasts.
In the guardianship of English Heritage, The Sanctuary forms part of the huge Avebury Neolithic Complex of standing stones and ritual sites.
Abbey House Gardens
Abbey House Gardens is a spectacular 5 acre country house garden in Malmesbury, Wiltshire which straddles the River Avon
Stately splendour
Summer is the time for swanking around stately homes and pretending that you live there.


Audio recording of sermon: "Redeemed from the Curse" Main Text: Galatians 3:6-14; 4:4-7 Outline. Sermon preached February 26, 2012.
Audio recording of sermon: "No Fishing Allowed" [Jesus Our Scapegoat] Main text: Leviticus 16:1-28 Outline. Sermon preached February 19, 2012.
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Audio recording of sermon: "Who is like You: Glorious in Holiness?" Main text: Exodus 15:11; 1 Chronicles 16:28-30; Isaiah 6:1-7 Outline. Sermon preached February 5, 2012.


APG and PGGM have worked on investment strategies to boost the UN SDGs and developed 'taxonomies' to provide 'clear guidance on what type of investments qualify as SDIs (Sustainable Development Investments)' and 'kickstart the conversation about a market standard for SDIs'. Learn more about this new development in the impact investing space.
Since their inception in 2015, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals have attracted attention from investors for their potential to serve as a universal monitoring framework for measuring impact of their investments. Over the past year, there have been many developments bridging the gap between the SDGs and the mainstream investment community in Europe. Last September, Swedish pension funds AP1, AP2, AP3, AP4 and Dutch asset managers APG, PGGM, Actiam, MN and Kempen came together to show commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and put emphasis on using SDGs as a reference framework to guide investors.
The term 'Sustainable development investments or SDI' was coined, to represent the link between the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and tangible investment opportunities. SDIs are investments that yield market-rate financial returns which generating a positive social and/or environmental impact.
Last December, leading Dutch financial institutions collaborated on the Dutch SDGI agenda to present their perspective on 'Building Highways to SDG investing'. In their report, the signatories recommend priorities for maximizing 'SDG investing' (SDGI) – at home as well as abroad and offer concrete ways to accelerate and scale investments into the SDGs.
We at Phenix Capital welcome this move and hope it will prompt many constructive conversations within the institutional investor community to push the SDG agenda forward.


The St. Norbert College music department will present "Fresh Ink," a student composition concert, on Tuesday, April 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the Walter Theater, Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts. Admission is free and open to the public.
"The Happy Tree," composed by Brad Scatterday, from Aurora, Ill., and performed on euphonium by Lauren Mongin, from Green Bay, Wis.
"Serenity," composed by Luke Aumann, from Marshall, Wis., and performed by the Green Knight Warblers.
"Escape," composed by David Carroll, from De Pere, Wis., and performed on flute by Jaclyn Schreiner, from Shawano, Wis.
"Beautiful Earth," composed and performed on piano with voice by Dan Giordanelli, from Kingsford, Mich.
"Morning Prayer," composed by David Carroll (De Pere) and performed by Composers Workshop Ensemble.
"Awaking Mind," composed and performed by Carolyn Horst, from Rubicon, Wis., and also performed on saxophone by Jay Allen, from Manitowoc, Wis.; Andrew Drzewiecki, from Milwaukee, Wis.; and Taylor Jadin, from Kewaunee, Wis.
"I Will Survive," arranged by Jaclyn Schreiner (Shawano), and performed on percussion by Markus Anderson, from Kohler, Wis.; Larissa Dallman, from De Pere, Wis.; and Kelsey Reed, from Appleton, Wis.
Fresh Ink is a concert composed entirely of student work, from conceptualization to performance. Students had to audition in late March, following the audition and submission process for professional composition competitions around the world.
For more information, contact Blake Henson, assistant professor of music, at 920-403-3220 or at blake.henson@snc.edu, or Holly Huntley at 920-403-3112 or at holly.huntley@snc.edu.


The Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz and cute trams used to be the reason why people visited San Francisco, but with the booming tech industry spilling out of nearby Silicon Valley, tech tourism is coming into its own.
Think industrial warehouses in SoMa, eclectic museums and cultural centres, funky cafes and a huge concentration of restaurants serving fusion food. All the stuff of a great trip or – as they say in The Bay - a 'hella holiday'.
Beyond the city, in the surrounding bay area, there's so much more to explore, including Silicon Valley's innovations and the Napa Valley.
Grab some chowder at Fisherman's Wharf.
The neighbourhoods of San Francisco are as diverse as they are fascinating, from SoMA to Nob Hill - you'll find something intriguing at every turn.
South of Market is where it's at in San Fran - the area parallel to Market Street at the epicentre of the dot com boom.
The area is a patchwork of warehouses, trendy nightspots, residential hotels, some of the city's newest museums, dot com head offices and restaurants.
One of the city's major public transport hubs, Union Square is where to go to catch a theatre show, go shopping at one of the many shopping malls (Saks, Macys, Barneys, Bloomingdale), indulge in a delicious meal or visit the nearby historic French quarter.
Nob Hill is one of the city's most affluent neighbourhoods, renowned for its city landmarks and the famous hotels that border Huntington Park, go there to travel on the gorgeous cable cars and enjoy the panoramic views.
Next door is Russian Hill, famous for 'the world's most crookedest street' Lombard Street and is a little more visitor friendly than its more formal neighbour. It's a residential neighbourhood with pockets of charming restaurants and unusual boutiques - the views are also just as dazzling.
Teeming with tourists, Fishermans Wharf is where you will find fishing boats, seafood stalls and restaurants, sourdough bakeries and sea lions basking in the sun.
This is the place to go for San Francisco's iconic seafood chowder and the ferry launch to Alcatraz Island.
The epicentre of the LGBTQ community in San Francisco, this former working class Irish neighbourhood is a major cultural reference point of this open-minded progressive Californian city.
You'll end up at Golden Gate at some point, if not for well-heeled neighbourhoods like the Marina District, Cow Hollow, and Pacific Heights, then for the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and historical landmarks.
An area in Western San Francisco comprising the awesome Golden Gate Park, the vistas of Lincoln Park and the Richmond and Sunset neighbourhoods.
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In summer (June to August) temperatures average 25-30°C while in winter (December to February) the average is a chilly 5°C. Autumn (September to November) is the recommended time to visit.
You can get to your hotel easily on the efficient Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system or via an arrival transfer.
Once you are in the city, the cable car is both a tourist highlight and great way to see San Francisco. There are also bus, ferry, taxi, the BART and the San Francisco Hop-on Hop-off Tour.
Interested in San Francisco or want to see other destinations in the USA? Find out more about flights to USA.


Learn how to increase your credit score fast.
In order to understand how to improve your credit score, you need to know why it's important. As GOBankingRates' Jane Walter points out, your FICO credit score determines how much money you'll be able to score for a loan and how much interest you'll have to pay on that loan. So, if you're planning on getting a mortgage, renting an apartment or buying a car anytime soon, it pays to have a high credit score.
Currently, the average U.S. FICO credit score hovers around 704 out of 850, with southern states reporting lower scores. But even if your credit score is below the national average, not all is lost. Here are four ways to increase your credit score.
Although you might not have a high credit score, you need to regularly check it. You can do so by visiting sites like Credit Karma and Free Credit Score where you can access your credit score for free. Also, you can request a free copy of your credit report from Equifax, Experian or TransUnion once every year at AnnualCreditReport.com.
Of the five things that determine your credit score, payment history accounts for 35 percent followed by the amount you owe to creditors. Thus, it is crucial to make various payments, like credit card payments, on time. If you have trouble keeping up with your payments, try enrolling in your bank's autopay system, which automatically makes your payment on time for you.
As Walter points out, it's not necessarily bad to have several credit cards. Rather, it's bad to have several maxed out credit cards. To keep your credit score in good standing, try to minimize the amount of credit you actually use. It's better to have a high credit limit but only use a small portion of credit in the long run.
If you only have one credit card, your chances of regularly using and charging that credit card will be high, which means that your credit utilization ratio will also be high. The higher credit card debt you have on one card instead of splitting it to be lower between two cards, the more this will negatively impact your credit score. In order to keep your credit utilization ratio lower, it pays to have more than one credit card.
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Saint Laurent announces revival of couture
Kristopher Fraser
New York - In 2002, Yves Saint Laurent sent his last couture collection down the runway. It was an event for the ages, with invitations valued at 2,000 British pounds on the black market. Over 13 years later, Hedi Slimane, the current Creative Director for the legendary Parisian fashion house, has announced that he will be reviving Yves Saint Laurent's couture line.
The edgy and chic designer has already created the couture pieces for the revival, an endeavor he has long planned on. In 2012 when he took over as Creative Director he began restoring and redecorating a 17th-century mansion named Hôtel de Sénecterre to house his ateliers. The new work and showroom space will be spread across three floors and split into three categories: Salon Couture, Atelier Couture (for dressmaking), and Atelier Tailleur (for tailoring).
Hedi Slimane revives Yves Saint Laurent's couture offerings
The brand hasn't announced whether or not they will be returning to the couture fashion week schedule or not, or if they will just be making one of a kind pieces for celebrity and high-profile clientele. Either way, the revival of Saint Laurent couture is an incredible moment in fashion history. The couture campaign was released today, along with a detailed announcement from Saint Laurent as to how the return of their couture offerings shall work.
"Hedi began to recompose the traditional Couture Ateliers of the House in 2012. The Ateliers are now at the center of the Saint Laurent project by Hedi Slimane," a representative for the brand explained in a statement. "Hedi determines which of these pieces will carry the ateliers hand-sewn couture label 'Yves Saint Laurent'. These couture pieces may be womenswear or menswear, a tuxedo or an evening dress, daywear or eveningwear. The 'Yves Saint Laurent' private atelier label is made of ivory silk satin and is numbered by piece. The Ateliers keeps a strict record of all the couture pieces in a gold monogram book."
Saint Laurent posted positive first-half results yesterday July 27, with first-half revenue increased by 38 percent, and sales in directly-operated stores also up more than 25 percent. Slimane is certainly helping the label retain its status as a fashion super power. While he has been critiqued for completely changing the direction and aesthetic of the brand, he must be doing something right given the sales figures, and he also knows how to retain the heart of the brand by reviving their couture offerings.
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Alypiodes species
Alypiodes bimaculata. Collected Miller Canyon, Huachuca Mtns, elev 5000' Cochise Co., AZ, 28 March 1970. Collection of AMNH.
Agarista bimaculata Herrich-Schäffer, [1853], from Sammlung Aussereuropaischer Schmetterlinge, vol. 1, series 1; plate 29, Figure 26.
Alypiodes is a genus of Agaristine Noctuid with four named species, two of which are known to occur in the southwestern United States. The US species are Alypiodes bimaculata and Alypiodes geronimo. Alypiodes geronimo is generally restricted in its US distribution to southern Arizona. Alypiodes bimaculata has been recorded from a wider range across Arizona and New Mexico as far east as the Davis Mtns. in west Texas and north to Chafee Co. in central Colorado. The other two named species, recorded from Mexico, are Alypiodes radians and Alypiodes walkeri. Recognized larval host plants for the US species are Mirabilis and Boerhavia in the Nyctaginaceae. Our lab is currently studying the relatedness of Alypiodes species, their native ranges, and variability in the adult and larval forms.
Recent DNA sequencing work in our lab and larval morphology strongly suggest that the species currently recognized as Alypiodes bimaculata includes at least two distinct species. The new species in the genus can generally be recognized by variation in wing markings on the forewings as well as the geographic range and larval form. Alypiodes specimens from the Gila NF in SW New Mexico, from the Sacramento mountains in eastern New Mexico, from northern New Mexico, and most likely those from Colorado and west Texas all will likely be shown to belong to a species distinct from A. bimaculata.
Alypiodes bimaculata larva, ex ovum, 10 days. Cochise Co., AZ.
Alypiodes bimaculata, adult female, Cochise Co., AZ, July 2018.
Among the junior synonyms published as species names for A. bimaculata is Alypiodes flavilinguis Grote, 1883 [Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci., 8: 46]. This name was applied to specimens collected in 1882 by Francis Huntington Snow, taken near a hot spring in Las Vegas, New Mexico, just east of Santa Fe. We have examined one of these specimens in the collection of Cornell University, and find it to conform outwardly to the other examples of Alypiodes in NM that will be separated from A. bimaculata. Consequently, it seems likely that Alypiodes flavilinguis may again be elevated to a species name.
At least one other form of Alypiodes bimaculata from Mexico with a more extensively marked hindwing (described as Alypiodes bimaculata var. dugesii Cockerell, 1895, [Ent. News, 6: 201]) may potentially represent another distinct species in the complex or simply intraspecific variability (see images at bottom), but definitive placement of that form will need to await DNA sequence data and other life history information. This form is also seen in the Titian Peale collection in Peale Box 17 at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
Alypiodes bimaculata, collected Carr Canyon, Cochise Co., Arizona on August 2, 1971. Collection of AMNH.
Alypiodes geronimo, adult female. Sexes are sexually dimorphic. Male has additional third white spot on forewing. Specimen collected Pena Blanca Lake, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, 8 August 1971. Collection of AMNH.
Alypiodes radians (Felder, 1874), adult male. Specimen collected Matamoros, Puebla State, Mexico (approx 150 km SE Mexico City), 1920. Collection of the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH).
Illustration of Alypiodes radians in Felder 1874, Reise der österreichischen Fregatte Novara um die Erde in den Jahren 1857, 1858, 1859 unter den Behilfen des Commodore B. von Wüllerstorf-Urbair. Zoologischer Theil. Band 2. Abtheilung 2.
Alypiodes 'bimaculata' Mexico. Collection CUIC.
Alypiodes walkeri (Druce, 1888)
Alypiodes 'bimaculata' Mexico. Collected Pedregal de San Angel, Distrito Federal, MX, 8 July 1917. Collection of AMNH.
Alypiodes flavilinguis Grote, 1883; Cherry Creek, Gila NF, Grant Co. NM.


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Belmont Housing Authority
59 Pearson Road
Belmont, Middlesex County, Massachusetts 2178
Belmont Housing Authority is a housing authority that participates in the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program.
Belmont Housing Authority serves Belmont.
Open Belmont Housing Authority Waiting Lists
During the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, some waiting list openings may be postponed until further notice. Application methods may change, as well. Visit the housing authority's website for the latest on its current operations, if one is available. If there is no information online, you can contact the housing authority directly. Office operations may be different from usual, and it may take days or weeks to get a response.
Belmont Housing Authority Phone: (617) 484-2160.
Open Until Further Notice: Massachusetts Housing Choice Voucher Waiting List
How To Apply to the Waiting List
This housing authority participates in the Massachusetts Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Centralized Waiting List, which is a partnership between 101 of the 131 housing authorities in Massachusetts. Applicants submit one application to apply to a centralized waiting list. Selected applicants will be placed on the centralized waiting list, and will be under consideration for every participating housing authority.
The Massachusetts Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Centralized Waiting List is currently open.
This housing authority is accepting Section 8 HCV applications for this waiting list from January 6, 2003, until further notice.
There are three ways to apply during the opening period:
Download and print the application online here. Click the link titled "Preliminary Application" in your native language.
Contact a participating housing authority request an application by mail. Participating housing authority contact information can be found here.
Once the paper application has been completed, it can be mailed or hand delivered to any participating housing authority. Participating housing authority address information can be found here.
Income limit information can be found here.
The waiting list will be sorted differently by each housing authority according to its own preferences.
Participating housing authorities may have any of the following preferences: Activated military personnel to Persian Gulf; Board of Health condemnation; Disabled; Displaced by hate crime or reprisal, Displaced by landlord non-renewal; Displaced by natural disaster; Displaced by public action; Displaced by domestic violence; Elderly (62+); Near elderly (55+); Extremely low income; Health disability affecting housing need; Homeless; Participant in Metro Program in Wayland school; Rent burdened 50% of income; Rent burdened 40% of income; one-person family; substandard housing; tenants of Project-Based units; clients for Project-Based units; Veteran; Working. Further explanation of each preference can be found here.
Selected applicants will be placed on the waiting list by date and time the application has been received, by order of preferences.
For more information, visit the website here, call the office at 1 (877) 868-0040, or contact a participating housing authority listed here.
Applicants who need help completing the application due to disability can make a reasonable accommodation request to the housing authority via 1-877-868-0040.
Last Updated on 11/16/2021.
About Belmont Housing Authority
Representatives of Belmont Housing Authority may be available by phone at (617) 484-2160. Unless otherwise noted above, applications will not be provided or accepted by phone.
HCV Portability Status
As of 01/18/2022, it is not known if Belmont Housing Authority is either absorbing or billing Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher portability requests for porting in. Learn more about porting Housing Choice Vouchers to a new area here.
About the Belmont Housing Authority Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program
As of the HUDs most recent Voucher Management System report, Belmont Housing Authority manages 47 active Housing Choice Vouchers.
The following is a summary of the types of vouchers managed and the monthly costs of each as of September 30th, 2021:
Monthly Cost Per Voucher
Household Characteristics of Voucher Holders for Belmont Housing Authority
Waiting List and Tenancy
According to the 2016 Q4 Picture of Subsidized Households database, the housing authority's voucher program has an annual turnover of 9% having issued approximately 5 vouchers in the past year. The average voucher holder has received housing benefits for 11 years and 4 months. According to the 2016 PSH database, persons who were issued a voucher in the preceding 12 months waited an average of 47 months on the waiting list1.
Income Characteristics
According to 2016 Q4 Picture of Subsidized Households data, the average voucher household contains 2.3 persons and has a household income of $21,156 per year. 89% of households were very low income (VLI) and 72% were extremely low income (ELI). 34% of households had wages as a major source of income, -1% of households had welfare (TANF, General Assistance or Public Assistance) as their primary source of income, and 66% of households had other income (Social Security, Disability or Pension) as their major source of income.
Heads of Household Characteristics
-1% of households were headed by a person 24 years old or less, 40% were headed by a person 25 to 49 years old, 21% were headed by a person 51 to 60 years old, and 38% were headed by a person 62 years old or older. In addition, 2% of households were headed by a person 85 years old or older.
39% of households included children, 9% of which had two adults in the household. 34% of households with children have a female head of household. 85% of all households were headed by a female.
36% of all voucher households were headed by minorities with 17% of all heads of households being Black and 2% being Hispanic.
Of all households participating in the Belmont Housing Authority Housing Choice Voucher program, 27% include at least one person with a disability. 41% of households with a head of household 61 years or less were headed by a person with a disability. 50% of households headed by someone 62 or older were headed by a person with a disability.
Bedroom Size and Overhousing
32% of voucher holders reside in a home with zero or 1 bedroom, 36% with 2 bedrooms and 32% with 3 or more bedrooms. 11% of voucher recipients are considered overhoused, meaning they occupy a rental unit larger than their family size requires.
Rent, Assistance, and Utility Allowances
The average monthly tenant contribution to rent by Belmont Housing Authority voucher holders in 2016 was $535 and the average monthly HUD expenditure per voucher holder was $1,140. The average utility allowance across all voucher recipients is $144.
1. This Picture of Subsidized Households data field is the average wait time of those who received a voucher in the preceding 12 months. Due to special voucher programs like VASH, recent waiting list purges, or waiting list preferences the average wait time can vary significantly from one year to the next and it is entirely possible many current applicants on the waiting list have been waiting for assistance for far longer.


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'Bad parental advice' foils first home buyers' strategies
by Sasha Karen | November 08, 2018 | 1 minute read
First home buyers often turn to their parents for property advice, which one financial planner finds is often the cause of fundamental missteps at the beginning of their investment horizon.
by Sasha Karen
One piece of commonly-heard property investment advice is to keep emotion out of the investment process, but this can also conflict with the importance of listening to our parents.
Andrew Zbik, senior financial planner at Omniwealth, stressed the importance of keeping emotion out of investing, sometimes over parental advice by highlighting his experience dealing with a couple.
He recounted the couple was told by their parents to get a mortgage, buy a home and pay it off as soon as they could, which was a small two-bedroom apartment in a block built in the 1930s.
"Lots of character but not suitable for them and the extra two children they now have," Mr Zbik said.
"Two years ago, they moved out to rent a larger home and have been renting out the apartment since.
"For the home they paid around $500,000 over a decade ago – today it's worth $1 million. The remaining mortgage is $200,000. That was good parental advice to follow."
It became apparent that this couple needed a bigger home.
"Their parents are saying to them, 'Buy a new home and keep the apartment for a long-term investment. Why would you sell the apartment? That's a crazy idea. It's cash flow positive'," Mr Zbik said.
"This is where good parental advice turns into bad parental advice."
By following the parental advice for a second time, Mr Zbik calculated the couple could borrow a maximum of approximately $1.85 million.
The original apartment still has a loan of $200,000 outstanding. Its annual cash flow brings in a positive $10,932, or an additional $210 per week. By holding onto this apartment and then applying for a new home valued at $1,500,000, the couple will need to take out a loan valued at $1,585,000 to cover stamp duty, purchase cost and loan establishment fees. The mortgage, assuming principle and interest, would result in $93,596 a year. Coupled with other rates totaling $3,760, this results in $86,424 over the year, or a cost of $1,872 per week
Despite the gained equity, the couple would need to pay $1,662 per week.
With long-term average interest rates of approximately 7 per cent, this will mean $3.796 million in principle and interest repayments over 30 years, which translates to about $6.274 million pre-tax to pay it all off.
However, by defying the parental advice and selling the apartment instead of continuing to hold it as an investment property, this would result in about $775,000 after fees and putting it towards the mortgage of a new house.
"As this was their original home, and they have been renting for the last two years, the sale of the property is still capital gains tax free (CGT)," Mr Zbik said.
"There is a rule that if you sell a property that was originally your home and you have been renting another property to live in that you do not own, you can sell that property CGT free for a period of up to six-years after moving out," he explained.
By putting the sale of the apartment towards the new home, the couple would be left with a loan of $805,000. With the same mortgage and rates, Mr Zbik calculated this would result in a cost of $51,217 a year or $985 per week, saving $667 a week.
Now, the loan will require a total of $1.928 million in principle and interest repayments, meaning the couple needs to earn about $3.186 million over 30 years pre-tax.
"Importantly, they now have plenty of equity in their new home," Mr Zbik said.
"If suitable, they can draw on this equity to purchase new investment assets. If the new debt secured against the home is used for investment purposes, this will then be tax deductible debt."
Sasha Karen
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Dungeon crawlers have been one of the biggest surprises for me in all my years of gaming. The idea of rigorously treading through a seemingly endless dungeon full of ridiculously challenging enemies and assured failure around nay every corner just didn't seem all that fun. When I had the opportunity to play Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan on Nintendo 3DS, all my perceptions shifted. Suddenly the idea of immense challenge and discovery was fun, fresh, and exciting. Exploring a dungeon for the first time was unlike any other RPG before, and I found myself bleeding countless hours into the game only to progress forward a small bit. Being able to map out the dungeon floor, marking the location of items and major enemies gave myself a grand sense of security, like I had an advantage over the once threatening world which spelled my doom numerous times before.
So then why is Etrian Mystery Dungeon, a game which strips away that safety blanket of knowing the coordinates of each dungeon and replaces it with randomly generated floors while still maintaining the degree of difficulty of past Etrian games, still incredibly fun, fresh, and exciting?
Crossovers are the best fan service gamers can get. The blending of popular IPs into one unique game usually gets fans in a fever, finally being able to play as Sonic the Hedgehog in a Mario-themed game. Or finally being able to see who would win between the X-Man Wolverine and the Street Fighter Ryu. The opportunities for creating these scenarios is endless, but despite this we don't get too many crossover games. Maybe it has something to do with publishing rights, company egos, or (most likely) money, but whatever the culprit may be, there are still a handful of crossover video games that are a hell of a lot of fun to play, and totally worth your time!
Bandai Namco's Tales series of Japanese role playing games has been around as long as genre juggernauts Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest but never seems to get as much attention or acclaim. Tales of Symphonia on the GameCube is arguably the most popular entry in the series, with a decent storyline, memorable characters, and excellent combat. If you missed out on playing the game back in 2004, Tales of Symphonia Chronicles on the PS3 gives you a second chance complete with updated HD visuals and some added content. For better or worse the Wii sequel Dawn of the New World is included in the package as well.
I wasn't able to play the original release of Tales of Symphonia on the GameCube, and I likewise haven't played the Wii sequel either. So getting both here for a great price was a no brainer. On top of that, Symphonia holds up really well. It was entertaining and a fun RPG, which is extra special considering it was the RPG to follow up Bravely Default in my play schedule.
Be sure to check out my full review of Tales of Symphonia Chronicles on the Inside Gaming Daily blog here!


Kelly Medora, a petite preschool teacher who weighed about 118 pounds, went out with a friend in North Beach one Saturday night in 2005 for some fun.
Instead, San Francisco police officer Christopher Damonte, who weighed about 250 pounds, arrested her for jaywalking, twisted her arm behind her back and broke it with an audible crack.
Although Damonte and the city denied wrongdoing, the city recently mailed Medora a check for $235,000, the largest amount ever to settle a lawsuit claiming San Francisco police used excessive force not involving a weapon.
The Office of Citizen Complaints, meanwhile, has found that Damonte used excessive force in the incident and that another officer failed to investigate Medora's complaint. Damonte faces a disciplinary hearing at the Police Commission and potential punishment including dismissal.
Damonte, 41, a six-year veteran of the department, has been the subject of other misconduct complaints, according to city sources. He was admonished in 2003 for inappropriately threatening to arrest a woman without authority, and he is among more than 18 officers disciplined for their role in the controversial 2005 Bayview Police Station videos, which Mayor Gavin Newsom denounced as racist, sexist and homophobic.
Good for Ms. Medora for getting something approximating justice out of the situation.
There's just so much wrong with this situation though.
According to Medora's account, Damonte seemed "irate" and "angry" from the start.
Damonte grabbed her friend's arm, held it up by her face and demanded she tell him her age, Medora said. Damonte said he would cite her, but didn't say why.
Medora saw the name "R. Fitzpatrick" on Damonte's jacket – he had borrowed it from another officer – and asked if that was his name. This seemed to set him off, she said. He said yes and demanded why she wanted to know.
Medora said Damonte started to scream at her. Fearful, she said she turned and walked up to another officer and complained about Damonte.
By her account, Damonte then demanded Medora's driver's license. Medora said she'd give him her license if he told her what she did.
Instead, Damonte said "detain her," by this account, and he and two other officers surrounded her. She said she did not resist them, but merely clutched her purse. Then Damonte grabbed her right arm.
There was an audible "pop," according to a police report.
Besides the insult and injury to Ms. Medora and everything mentioned above, the real injustice here is that the people, not this uniformed gangster, are getting saddled with the bill for his misdeeds.
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require 'spec_helper'

describe Kumade::Heroku, "DEPLOY_BRANCH", :with_mock_outputter do
  subject { Kumade::Heroku::DEPLOY_BRANCH }

  it { should == "deploy" }
end

describe Kumade::Heroku, "#sync", :with_mock_outputter do
  let(:environment) { 'staging' }

  before do
    force_add_heroku_remote(environment)
    subject.git.stubs(:create)
    subject.git.stubs(:push)
  end

  it "creates and pushes the deploy branch" do
    subject.sync

    subject.git.should have_received(:create).with("deploy")
    subject.git.should have_received(:push).with("deploy:master", environment, true)
  end
end

describe Kumade::Heroku, "#migrate_database", :with_mock_outputter do
  let(:environment) { 'staging' }

  before do
    subject.stubs(:heroku)
    force_add_heroku_remote(environment)
  end

  it "runs db:migrate with the correct app" do
    subject.migrate_database

    subject.should have_received(:heroku).with("rake db:migrate")
  end

  context "when pretending" do
    before do
      Kumade.configuration.pretending = true
    end

    it "does not run the command" do
      subject.migrate_database

      subject.should have_received(:heroku).never
    end

    it "prints a message" do
      subject.migrate_database

      Kumade.configuration.outputter.should have_received(:success).with(regexp_matches(/Migrated #{environment}/))
    end
  end
end

describe Kumade::Heroku, "#restart_app", :with_mock_outputter do
  let(:environment) { 'staging' }

  before do
    subject.stubs(:heroku)
    force_add_heroku_remote(environment)
  end

  it "runs the heroku restart command" do
    subject.restart_app

    subject.should have_received(:heroku).with("restart")
  end

  it "prints a message" do
    subject.restart_app

    Kumade.configuration.outputter.should have_received(:success).with(regexp_matches(/Restarted #{environment}/))
  end

  context "when pretending" do
    before do
      Kumade.configuration.pretending = true
    end

    it "does not run the command" do
      subject.restart_app

      subject.should have_received(:heroku).never
    end
  end
end

describe Kumade::Heroku, "#heroku", :with_mock_outputter do
  let(:command_instance) { stub("Kumade::CommandLine instance", :run_or_error => true) }

  before do
    Kumade::CommandLine.stubs(:new => command_instance)
  end

  context "when on Cedar" do
    include_context "when on Cedar"

    it "runs commands with `run`" do
      subject.heroku("rake")

      Kumade::CommandLine.should have_received(:new).with(regexp_matches(/bundle exec heroku run rake/)).once
      command_instance.should have_received(:run_or_error).once
    end

    it "runs restart command without `run`" do
      subject.heroku("restart")

      Kumade::CommandLine.should have_received(:new).with(regexp_matches(/bundle exec heroku restart/)).once
      command_instance.should have_received(:run_or_error).once
    end
  end

  context "when not on Cedar" do
    include_context "when not on Cedar"

    it "runs commands without `run`" do
      subject.heroku("rake")

      Kumade::CommandLine.should have_received(:new).with(regexp_matches(/bundle exec heroku rake/)).once
      command_instance.should have_received(:run_or_error).once
    end
  end
end

describe Kumade::Heroku, "#cedar?", :with_mock_outputter do
  context "when on Cedar" do
    include_context "when on Cedar"

    it "returns true" do
      subject.cedar?.should == true
    end
  end

  context "when not on Cedar" do
    include_context "when not on Cedar"

    it "returns false" do
      subject.cedar?.should == false
    end
  end
end

describe Kumade::Heroku, "#delete_deploy_branch", :with_mock_outputter do
  before { subject.git.stubs(:delete) }

  it "deletes the deploy branch" do
    subject.delete_deploy_branch

    subject.git.should have_received(:delete).with(Kumade::Heroku::DEPLOY_BRANCH, 'master').once
  end
end


As mentioned earlier in this chapter, Excel also provides two other analysis tools: Goal Seek and Solver. Goal Seek is designed to work backward from a desired outcome. Goal Seek determines that value that is required for a particular input cell to get a specific result in a dependent formula or function. Goal Seek is designed to help you determine the value of only one input cell involved in the calculation, so although it can be extremely useful, it is also fairly limited.


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Q: Using the generic type 'State' requires 1 type arguments C# I am new in c# and I am trying to generate a class that's using templates, generic type for one of its arguments.
class State<T>
{

    private T state;         // the state represented by a string
    private double cost;     // cost to reach this state (set by a setter)
    private State cameFrom;  // the state we came from to this state

I get the following error:
Using the generic type 'State<T>' requires 1 type arguments

I've found this Action delegate in .NET2 - Using the generic type 'System.Action<T>' requires '1' type arguments
but it's not my case..
since I'm new in c# i haven't added any code to the regular c-sharp libraries.
HELP.?

A: The problem is that you don't have a State class, you have a generic class State<T>.
So you should declare private State<T> cameFrom; instead of private State cameFrom;

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