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Zemanova, M. A. 2020. Towards more compassionate wildlife research through the 3Rs principles: Moving from invasive to noninvasive methods. Wildlife Biology 2020(1), no page numbers.
Research in ecology and wildlife biology remains crucial for increasing our knowledge and improving species management and conservation in the midst of the current biodiversity crisis. However, obtaining information on population status often involves invasive...
Schiffmann, C., Hård, T., Hjelm, M. et al. 2020. Soft and persistent—The influence of sand-flooring and calves on the resting behavior of a zoo-kept African elephant (Loxodonta africana) group. Zoo Biology 39(1), 56-62.
Caring for all aspects of zoo elephants' well-being is considered a major challenge. Providing an appropriate flooring substrate to facilitate lying rest presents a meaningful part of a holistic management concept. Investigating the impact of...
Wendler, P., Ertl, N., Flügger, M. et al. 2020. Influencing factors on the foot health of captive Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) in European zoos. Zoo Biology 39(2), 109-120.
Pathological lesions of feet occur frequently in captive elephant populations. To improve foot health, it is important to identify risk factors associated with such pathologies. Several previous studies have analyzed potentially influencing factors but were...
Andrade, B. M.T., Freire-Filho, R., Bezerra, B. 2020. The behaviours of a female blonde capuchin (Sapajus flavius) towards her dead infant. Behaviour 157(14/15), 1231-1238.
Here we describe the behaviour of a female blonde capuchin (Sapajus flavius) towards her dead infant and discuss possible explanations linked to the anecdotal event. We conducted our study in a fragment of Atlantic forest...
Munari, C., Ponzio, P., Macchi, E. et al. 2020. A multifactorial evaluation of different reproductive rhythms and housing systems for improving welfare in rabbit does. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 230, 105047.
The most widespread reproductive rhythm practiced in rabbit farming is based on artificial insemination (AI) performed at around 11 days pospartum. This approach results in high production rates, but requires high yearly replacement of animals...
Bill, J., Rauterberg, S. L., Stracke, J. et al. 2019. Prevalence and severity of tail lesions as a possible welfare indicator for rabbit does. Animal Welfare 28(4), 511-518.
The impact of behavioural disorders on animal welfare in modern animal husbandry has been much debated. While other abnormal behaviours have been explored at length, there are a paucity of studies on tail-biting in rabbits...
Association of Primate Veterinarians. 2019. Association of Primate Veterinarians' guidelines for nonhuman primate restraint. JAALAS 58(3), 282-284.
The Association of Primate Veterinarians (APV) recognizes that several forms of restraint, including physical and chemical, are necessary for the safe handling of nonhuman primates (NHPs). The following guidelines aim to provide information to researchers...
Cox, R. J., Nol, P., Ellis, C. K. et al. 2019. Research with agricultural animals and wildlife. ILAR Journal 60(1), 66-73.
In fiscal year 2016, agricultural animals such as swine, sheep, goats, and cattle represented 10% of the 820 812 animals used in USDA-regulated research. In addition to traditional agricultural animals, research studies using captive wildlife...
Hawkins, P., McBride, A., Paiba, G. et al. 2018. Report of the 2017 RSPCA/UFAW Rodent and Rabbit Welfare Group meeting. Animal Technology and Welfare 17(2), 75-83. [Meeting Report]
The RSPCA/UFAW Rodent (and now Rabbit) Welfare Group held a one-day meeting on 14 November 2017 in Weybridge, UK. The first session addressed meeting animals' needs and aiming for a 'good life', with the needs...
Ekesbo, I., Gunnarsson, S. 2018. Farm Animal Behaviour: Characteristics for Assessment and Welfare (2nd ed). CABI, Oxfordshire, UK.
Completely updated and revised, and with a new author team, this second edition of Farm Animal Behaviour continues to provide essential information on normal and stereotypic behaviors in a wide variety of farm animals to...
McMillan, J. L., Bloomsmith, M. A., Prescott, M. J. 2017. An international survey of approaches to chair restraint of nonhuman primates. Comparative Medicine 67(5), 442–451.
Specifically designed restraint chairs are the preferred method of restraint for research studies that require NHP to sit in place for sustained periods of time. In light of increasing emphasis on refinement of restraint to...
Carter, C. L, Adams, J. K., Czarra, J. A. et al. 2016. An incidence of pseudopregnancy associated with the social enrichment of rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculi). JAALAS 55(1), 98-99.
Here we describe a case of pseudopregnancy in a New Zealand White rabbit as a result of pair housing with an aggressive conspecific. Clinical signs included fur pulling and nest building that developed shortly after...
Wallace, P. Y., Asa, C. S., Agnew, M. et al. 2016. A review of population control methods in captive-housed primates. Animal Welfare 25(1), 7-20.
The success of breeding primates in captivity has led to a surplus number of animals in collections. This review examines published journals and key books to investigate the various methods of primate population control. Hormonal...
Hawkins, P. 2014. Refining housing, husbandry and care for animals used in studies involving biotelemetry. Animals 4(2), 361-373.
Biotelemetry can contribute towards reducing animal numbers and suffering in disciplines including physiology, pharmacology and behavioural research. However, the technique can also cause harm to animals, making biotelemetry a 'refinement that needs refining'. Current welfare...
Pater, C. S. 2013. Rabbit hypnosis as a form of mild restraint: A forgotten method. American Association for Laboratory Animal Science [AALAS] Meeting Official Program, 615 (Abstract #PS42).
Rabbit hypnosis or "trancing" was a common restraint technique used for minor procedures such as: nail clipping, tooth trimming, eye exams, and subcutaneous injections. In years past the technique was originally used on pet rabbits...
Andrist, C. A., Bigler, L. M., Wurbel, H. W. et al. 2012. Effects of group stability on aggression, stress and injuries in breeding rabbits. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 142(3-4), 182-188.
On Swiss rabbit breeding farms, group-housed does are usually kept singly for 12 days around parturition to avoid pseudogravidity, double litters and deleterious fighting for nests. After this isolation phase there is usually an integration...
Moreau, E. 2010. To squeeze or not to squeeze? A Discussion on LAREF, September, 2009. Laboratory Primate Newsletter 49(2), 3-4.
The discussion was started by the following questions: "Is the squeeze-back mechanism more or less stressful than the pole and collar system for removing a macaque from his cage for an IM (intramuscular) injection?" and...
Reinhardt, V. 1997. Training nonhuman primates to cooperate during handling procedures: A review. Animal Technology 48, 55-73.
Twenty-six reports provide detailed information of how primates can be trained to voluntarily cooperate - rather than resist - during blood collection, injection, topical drug application, blood pressure measurement, urine collection, and capture.
Reinhardt, V. 1994. Traditional handling procedures of laboratory nonhuman primates are an intrinsic source of distress: What can be done? In Touch 1(4), 1 & 6-7.
With some professional expertise and goodwill, there should be no real need to resort to forceful restraint when doing research with nonhuman primates.


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Q: Insert or update a map I have a std::map. Given a <key, value> pair, I need to:

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*Modify the value in the map if the key exists, or

*Insert the  pair into the map if the key does not exist yet.

I'm doing it like this:
if (map.find(key) == map.end()){
    map.insert(std::pair<int, char>(key, value));
}
else {
    map[key] = value;
}

Is this way of doing it correct? Also, is there a faster or more idiomatic way to do this?

A: For C++17 you can use the following code:
auto [iterator, inserted] = map.try_emplace(key, value);
if (!inserted) { iterator->second = value; }

Or even easier:
map.insert_or_assign(key, value);

It will work even for key and value types that are not default constructible or not copyable.

A: There are various strategies.
The simplest is just to use operator []:
map[key] = value;

however it requires that value be default constructible and assignable. Furthermore, since those operations take place they might (in some case) lead to performance concerns.
Another solution:
auto const result = map.insert(std::make_pair(key, value));
if (not result.second) { result.first->second = value; }

You of course also incur the assignment cost if you update, but avoid it if the insert works.
For reference, the return value of insert is std::pair<iterator, bool> which yields an iterator to the element inserted or found, and a boolean indicated whether the insert was successful (true) or not (false).

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Matthias Stoius (auch: Stojus, Stoy; * 26. April 1526 in Königsberg; † 15. Januar 1583 ebenda) war ein deutscher Mathematiker und Mediziner.

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Stoius war der Sohn des Matthias Stoius († 1529). Er hatte die Schulen seiner Vaterstadt besucht und bezog als Stipendiat des Herzogs Albrecht von Preußen im November 1543 die Universität Wittenberg. Hier widmete er sich zunächst einem Studium der philosophischen Wissenschaften. Er hatte die Möglichkeit am Tisch von Martin Luther zu sitzen. Vor allem aber dürfte Philipp Melanchthon sein prägender Lehrer in jenen Jahren gewesen sein. Aber dürften auch Erasmus Reinhold und Erasmus Flock in Mathematik sowie Paul Eber in Physik einen nachhaltigen Einfluss auf den jungen Studenten gehabt haben. Nachdem er am 3. August 1546 unter dem Dekanat von Johannes Stigel den akademischen Grad eines Magisters der philosophischen Wissenschaften erworben hatte, begab er sich über Frankfurt (Oder) reisend, 1547 nach Königsberg zurück.

In Königsberg wurde er Inspektor der Alumnen. Zwei Jahre später begab er sich abermals nach Wittenberg, um ein Studium der medizinischen Wissenschaften zu absolvieren. Zu jener Zeit wirkten Jakob Milich und Melchior Fendt als Professoren an der Wittenberger Hochschule, aber auch zu Caspar Peucer knüpfte er Kontakt, bei dessen Hochzeit er der Braut ein schmeichelhaftes Horoskop anfertigte. Für seine Studien hatte er unter anderem auch eine Bildungsreise absolviert. Diese führte ihn im Wintersemester 1550 an die Universität Leipzig und 1551 nach Nürnberg. Zurückgekehrt nach Wittenberg, wurde er am 15. Juni 1552 in den Senat philosophischen Fakultät aufgenommen. 1553 kehrte er nach Königsberg zurück, übernahm eine außerordentliche Professur an der medizinischen Fakultät. Noch im selben Jahr absolvierte er eine Bildungsreise nach Italien und promovierte, vermutlich 1555 in Padua, zum Doktor der medizinischen Wissenschaften.

Nach dem Tod von Andreas Aurifaber stieg er 1560 in die zweite ordentliche medizinische Professur in Königsberg auf und wurde nach dem Tod von Simon Titius erster ordentlicher Professor der Königsberger Hochschule. Zugleich mit der Übernahme der ordentlichen Professur wurde er Leibarzt von Albrecht (Preußen), sowie nach dessen Tod von Albrecht Friedrich von Preußen. Sein Interesse an den mathematischen Wissenschaften hatte er 1578 in Vorlesungen zur Geometrie gezeigt, die er bis 1579 als außerordentlicher Professor absolvierte. Er hatte sich auch an den organisatorischen Aufgaben der Königsberger Hochschule beteiligt und war in den Wintersemestern 1562/63, 1566/67, 1570/71, 1574/75 sowie 1578/79 Rektor der Alma Mater. Stoius, der in den konfessionellen Auseinandersetzungen seiner Zeit verhaftet war, ist zu den Philippisten zu zählen. Zudem ist er auch als Dichter in Erscheinung getreten.

Stojus war mit Agnes der Tochter des Basilius Axt verheiratet.

Literatur

 Daniel Heinrich Arnoldt: Ausführliche und mit Urkunden versehene Historie der Königsbergischen Universität. 2. Teil, Johann Heinrich Hartung, Königsberg in Preußen 1746, S. 299, 307, 375, 398.
 Friedrich Johann Buck: Lebensbeschreibungen derer verstorbenen Mathematiker überhaupt und des vor mehr denn hundert Jahren verstorbenen großen Preußischen Mathematikers P. Christian Otters insbesondere in zwey Abtheilungen glaubwürdig zum Druck befördert. Hartung & Zeise, Königsberg / Leipzig 1764, S. 42.
 Hermann Freytag: Die Preußen auf der Universität Wittenberg und die nichtpreußischen Schüler Wittenbergs in Preussen von 1502–1602. Verlag Duncker und Humblot, Leipzig 1903, S. 43.
 Hanspeter Marti, Manfred Komorowski: Die Universität Königsberg in der Frühen Neuzeit. Verlag Böhlau, Köln 2008, ISBN 978-3-412-20171-5, S. 52 f.

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Alternative timeline of Glasgow's past
By Sandra Dick
Protest, culture and examples of Glasgow's colourful character appear on a new 'alternative' timeline of the city's history. A new exhibition is looking back at the momentous - and not so momentous - events in the city's past. Sandra Dick reports
A chance meeting in an all-night café, a community sit-in and the defiant spectacle of the first Glasgay! Festivals are not what you might expect to find lurking in the pages of most Scottish history records.
However, an eclectic range of events, personal experiences and protests – from battling baggage handler John Smeaton's "This is Glasgow; we'll set about ye" response to the Glasgow Airport terror attacks to objections to the construction of a motorway through Pollok Park and the 60th taxi drivers' outing to Troon – have all been nominated to appear as key components of an alternative history to Glasgow.
They are now set to appear alongside the devastating Glasgow School of Art fire, The Clutha Bar tragedy and the demolition of the Red Row flats – plus several other less obvious events - as part of an artistic concept of Glasgow's history over the past 30 years.
The suggestions were made in response to a call from a St Petersburg art collective, Chto Delat, for members of the public to share a story, event or something they feel is missing in the way the history of Glasgow has been promoted from 1989 to the present day.
The artists will unveil Times, Lines, 1989s and their alternative Glasgow timeline at the Centre for Contemporary Art in Sauchiehall Street next weekend.
Running alongside will be a global timeline of key events spanning the 30 years from 1989 – the year of the collapse of the Berlin Wall, the massacre in Tiananmen Square and the beginning of political reform across Eastern Europe. It's intended to illustrate events in the city through its citizens' eyes against an international landscape.
Suggestions for the alternative history of the city include events which illustrate Glasgow's campaigning spirit – including a sit-in at a Kinning Park community centre in response to proposed cuts and the battle to prevent a motorway slicing through Pollok Park.
There are also key art events and festivals which helped position Glasgow as a thriving cultural hub, alongside major incidents which left the city wounded but also brought to the fore its strength of character, such as the Glasgow Airport terrorist attack and the Clutha bar tragedy.
Suggestions include a photographic exhibition of Glasgow allotments, A Patch of One's Own, and the launch of Matchbox Cineclub, Glasgow's biggest and longest running film club.
Ainslie Roddick, CCA Curator, said the call for public submissions had resulted in a broad mix of suggestions, including some which were deeply personal along with others which made national headlines at the time.
"We were hoping to get things that maybe aren't usually presented as important," she said. "The whole thing is very subjective – anyone adding to the timeline will be writing about an event from their perspective."
As a result, along with well-known headline-making events, are others which may have slipped under the radar or are personal memories.
"One comment was someone who met a person called Alex at Café Insomnia in 2001," says Ms Roddick. "While it was an important moment for that person, it's also a reminder of a place which meant something to a lot of people and which is no longer open."
Based in Woodlands Road in the West End, Café Insomnia opened round the clock and was at its liveliest in the early hours of the morning when clubbers would mix with night-shift taxi drivers and students. A key feature was a gallery wall featuring work by local artists.
The timeline will stretch 20m along the gallery wall, with space to allow visitors to add items or text which they feel represents a y relevant moment in Glasgow's story.
Chto Delat is an international collective of artists, philosophers and activists involved in the politicisation of knowledge, working with theatre, exhibition-making, publishing, film and performance.
Their work is always created in relation to local contexts and international solidarities and intends to explore the ways in which social and political struggles have been repressed by mainstream culture and structures.
Ms Roddick added: "This work is an attempt to learn about different kinds of material conditions within our locale, and to have meaningful discussions with people around the city."
Chto Delat: Times, Lines, 1989s is at CCA, Sauchiehall Street from Saturday, August 10 to Sunday, September 8.
From battling terror attacks to saving trees, Glasgow's fighting spirit, love of a good get-together and sense of justice are among key elements singled out as part of the city's 'alternative history'.
1996: Kinning Park protests
Plans to close the Kinning Park neighbourhood centre in Cornwall Street in 1996 brought the community together in a remarkable occupation.
After 55 days Glasgow City Council agreed to give the building to the community, with art project Scotland in Europe and a local management group in charge.
Artists including Peter Howson, Belinda Gilbert Scott and Richard Walker made use of its empty classrooms.
1993: Glasgay! Festival
Created in response to Section 28 legislation which banned the promotion of homosexuality as an acceptable lifestyle, Glasgay! Festival made lesbian and gay culture visible on the city's streets.
Launched in October 1993, it ran until 2014 and at its height was the UK's largest multi-arts festival for the LGBT community.
2006: Radical Independent Bookfair
Intended to replace the city's declining independent bookshops, the 10-year project supported small and independent publishers and circulated a range of radical publications.
Pop-up bookstalls appeared in pubs and halls dotted across the city. As well as bookstall and shop, it provided an avenue for people to share thoughts and ideas.
2011: Free Hetherington campaign
Angered by the threat of cuts, Glasgow University students barricaded themselves into the former post-graduate club in a protest that spanned 212 days.
An attempt by police to evict the students sparked outrage before the students eventually ended their occupation.
1997: Election of UK's first Muslim MP
Mohammed Sarwar's election as MP for Glasgow Govan saw the first Muslim representative in the Houses of Parliament.
He was the first MP to swear the Oath of Allegiance on the Qur'an, using a 250-year-old copy which was later exhibition at Scotland Street School Museum.
2005: 60th anniversary of Taxis to Troon
Since 1945, Glasgow taxi drivers have given up a day's work in order to decorate their cabs and take children with a range of challenges for a day at the seaside.
The 2005 event saw 180 balloon covered vehicles, carrying up to 600 children to Troon, with crowds lining parts of the route.
1995: M77 protests
Plans to route the M77 motorway through Pollok Park saw part of the park declared the "Pollok Free State".
Protestors occupied treehouses, built tunnels and created a 'Carhenge' of burnt-out vehicles. They were eventually evicted, and the road was built.
2018 Glasgow Women's Strike
A 12-year fight for equal pay saw thousands of women march through Glasgow city centre, most of whom had never been on a picket line.
The two-day action affected a range of vital services, including homecare, schools, nurseries, cleaning and catering services.
2001: Ladyfest, Glasgow
Ladyfest, an arts festival for feminists and women artists, was first held in American in 2000.
The Glasgow version became the second-ever Ladyfest, and the city's first independent, international, non-profit festival of its kind. The event attracted women from all over the world and provided a platform for feminist discussion and celebration.
2007: Glasgow Airport terror attack.
A Jeep packed with propane canisters was driven into Glasgow Airport's busy terminal at the height of the summer holiday season.
Among several who battled to apprehend the terrorists and help others to safety, was off-duty bag handler John Smeaton.
His comment – "This is Glasgow, we'll just set aboot ye" – seemed to epitomise city's fighting spirit and colourful character.

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Part of the reason that I started this blog was because I felt that there was a lack of Canadian content out in the blogisphere. With that being said, I have not written about this great country that I live in. there is a lot that I want to see, learn and explore about this place so I am going to share with you the 5 places that I want to go to without needing to bring my passport.
This would be my answer instantaneously if someone asked where I want to go in Canada. I want to see the culture, the food, be able to use both of my languages, and check out some of Canada's most interesting history. Did you guys know that Montreal used to be our capital from 1844 until the parliament building was burnt down 1849 and it moved to Toronto (a couple of moves prior to becoming Ottawa)?
I like smaller cities and Halifax is one of those. Also, growing up I had done a few papers on the Halifax explosion and would like to go and check out whatever monuments/museums there are regarding this event. Halifax is one of the oldest cities in Canada (especially when compared to Alberta!) and I love me some history!
Our nation's capital. I have been here before but would really like to go back again. There are a lot of museums, monuments, beautiful places and important moments in our history here. I love that Ottawa sits on the boarder of Ontario & Quebec and it kind of describes the way that I see Canada. I also have some family there who are always a joy to visit with. I am thinking that it would be fun to go in the winter so that I could skate on the Rideau canal.
So much of what people know about Canada & Canadians is based on what goes on in Toronto. I would love to experience what people think is Canada vs. what Canada is to me. I would also want to take in a Jay's game, go to the top of the CN Tower, be in the studio audience of the Social and spot some celebrity. I am sure there is a lot of amazing food to try, beautiful things to see and interesting people to meet.
Are you from or have you visited any of these cities? I want to know what you recommend checking out there in case I ever do get the chance to go.


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The Social Venture Institute (SVI) is an annual gathering of founders and leaders who run companies that are working to use their businesses as an instrument for good. It is a remarkable organization stewarded by Hollyhock, Renewal Partners, the contagious passion of Joel Solomon and enthusiastic leaders like Mike Rowlands and Pamela Chaloult. I've just registered for my 5th year as an attendee and I'm proud to have spoken at various sessions and led the men's group on occasion.
While this is a business conference, and there is always the edge of presenting oneself professionally at any business gathering, SVI at Hollyhock, through some combination of the people, the food, the place and the intention, is the kind of place where not only can you be your real self, you're asked, wanted and appreciated for doing so. The experience thrives on authenticity. Real beauty, real challenges, real people. The ones who get the most out of it are the ones who are to the most authentic while they are there.
While it's always the people who make any conference and idea sharing event the thing that matters, some events attract passion people, some don't. SVI is packed with passion people. If you have a passion for the power of business for good to give, to share and get, SVI is your place.
Businesses of every size attend SVI. That range of challenges in some conferences might seem unfocused, but at SVI, the quality of the challenges that early stage companies and everything up to 50+ million a year businesses have are great assets to inspire and learn more about.
While we're already blessed to live and work in this part of the world, just being at Hollyhock, eating good food, enjoying the rain or shine inspires the soul. Add into that some great oyster events on the beach, house parties, good music and even I, a proud introvert, has a great time being with all the people at SVI.
We all need inspiration to stay focused on our work. Great ideas, shared with others, inspired by the success and challenges of others are the magic of why any of us attend an event like this. Personally I don't find ideas hard, what I'm looking for are ideas that work. SVI is wonderfully structured to learn from, share and engage in not just new ideas, but ideas that people are trying, wrestling with and experimenting with. Ideas that you can bring home and put to work.
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As the sign says, the Boma breakfast buffet features more than 60 items and I took photos of most of them.
Options included two kinds of cheese, three meats, and seven veggies.
This was a combination of pineapple, apples, mango, papaya, grapes, bananas, and sweetened shredded coconut with whipped cream and condensed milk topping.
And toppings of Strawberry Preserves, Grape Jam, and Orange Marmalade..
Whew, that's a lot of food!!!
This was POG (Passion Fruit, Orange, & Guava) Juice. They might have a different name for here though, like maybe Jungle Juice?? Both this and my coffee were good.
The plantain and sausage were both good but my favorite thing on Plate #1 was the ham with mustard sauce. I'm not really a fan of regular mustard but I love the Boma mustard sauce. I've seen the recipe for it somewhere and the ingredients include teriyaki sauce, brown sugar, honey, chipotle pepper, and both dry and Dijon mustard. Combined these give this mustard sauce just the right amount of spice and sweetness.
As you probably see, I requested and received nearly all of the available ingredients. This omelet was loaded with meat, veggies and shredded cheddar cheese and it was delicious!
I of course had to have a Mickey waffle and this was a good one.
I'm also a fan of Krispy Kreme donuts so I couldn't resist having one of those, with the added bonus of chocolate icing. Yummy! Oh, and the bacon was quite good too.
The French Toast Bread Pudding was delicious, especially with both the vanilla and pecan praline sauces.
So having eaten at Boma for dinner and breakfast on this trip and enjoying both meals, I would rate Boma a 4 1/2. Trip Advisor reviewers also rated Boma 4 1/2, however it received only a 4 on Yelp. Boma is ranked #139 of the more than 3,000 Orlando area restaurants and #39 if narrowed down to just the Disney World area restaurants.


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import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.ObjectInputStream;
import java.io.ObjectStreamClass;
import java.lang.reflect.Proxy;
import java.util.HashMap;

public class ClassLoadingAwareObjectInputStream extends ObjectInputStream {

    private static final ClassLoader FALLBACK_CLASS_LOADER = ClassLoadingAwareObjectInputStream.class.getClassLoader();
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    private static final HashMap<String, Class> primClasses = new HashMap<String, Class>(8, 1.0F);
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Joseph was born on April 20, 1929, and passed away on Tuesday, March 6, 2018, and was a resident of Abbeville, Alabama at the time of passing.
Joe Ed grew up in Montgomery and attended Sidney Lanier High School graduating with the Class of 1947. While attending college he served in the U.S. Army National Guard for two years.
A celebration of life for Joe Ed will be Thursday, March 15 at 2 pm at Abbeville United Methodist Church with visitation from 12 to 2 pm in the church family life center.


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Take and post one clear photo of the entire crabitat to be used on the poll.
Take and post any additional photos you would like to share to highlight features. A link back to the contest thread will be included on the poll so others can browse the additional images.
Located in MN, the tank is a 29 gallon. Sub is a mix of eco earth and children's sand- as recommended also 2 pools. Tank decor items include green foliage, moss cat hide, pumpkin hide, graveyard fence, tombstones, hamster wheel with shell shop behind,plastic skulls, green chain, most decor is 3d printed or from the dollar store.
My newest tank. It's a 55 gallon. Lot's of stuff to keep my crabbies busy..
2 active crabs and a molter. Just added more hiding spots and dipped the shells in the shell shop. My crab long legs just changed shells and again and my bashful one just cane up a few weeks ago from a molt anf is shell shopping.
Amanda Fields is our winner this month congrats!!
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Q: How to count the units moved with 2 motor encoders I have a 2 wheel device that both has motor encoders, counting the units moved on both motors is simple if the both motors speed is the same. My problem arises when the device is turning to the left or to the right. Turning causes one motor to speed up and the other to slow down. The count now on each motor is different.
Is there some logic or arithmetic i can apply that takes into accounts turnings? and can calculate the true distance moved of the device. The point of refence now of measuring the distance is now not on the wheel since it is not very reliable but now on the center of both wheels.
What I came up with is just to AVERAGE the left and right motor counts, but i do not know if this is the best solution to approach this problem
Any thoughts?

A: im not sure of my answer:
arc length = $$2\pi r\theta$$

distance between wheels = h
arc1 units = $$2\pi r\theta$$
arc2 units = $$2\pi (r+h)\theta$$
arc_center = $$2\pi (r+(h/2))\theta$$
average:
$$(arc1 + arc2)  / 2 = (\pi\theta)(r+(r+h))$$
$$(arc1 + arc2)  / 2 = (\pi\theta)(2r+h))$$
$$(arc1 + arc2)  / 2 = (\pi\theta)(2(r+h/2)))$$
$$(arc1 + arc2)  / 2 = 2(\pi\theta)((r+h/2)))$$
you can see your method is actually = center arc length


Police are under no obligation to tell you the truth and, in fact, are trained to get you to talk. Make sure to keep a level head and your mouth shut as anything you say can be twisted around and used against you.
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If you think you are being investigated for fraud, it is always worth it to hire an attorney. An attorney can reach out to the police and prosecutor and try to stop the charges from being filed, or reduce the charges that are filed and arrange for your arrest with minimal embarrassment. Just hoping it will go away is not a winning strategy. Hire an attorney who can start to balance out the odds back to your favor.
Fraud is a small word that covers a lot of different offenses ranging from identity theft to embezzlement. A common term for fraud offenses is "White Collar" crime. These crimes usually involve using misrepresentation or deception to obtain money, services, or goods. The penalties for fraud crimes in Arizona can be severe, including severe implications to your immigration status. It is important to have an experienced attorney in your corner when facing fraud charges. Burges McCowan is a former prosecutor for the Maricopa County Attorney Office's who was a charter member of the Fraud Unit. He can help balance the odds in your favor.
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The classical Hollywood films that were released between the 1930s and 1960s were some of the most famous products of global trade, crisscrossing borders and rising to international dominance. In analyzing a series of Hollywood films that illustrate moments of nuanced transnational engagement with the "foreign," Projecting the World: Representing the "Foreign" in Classical Hollywood enriches our understanding of mid-twentieth-century Hollywood cinema as a locus of imaginative geographies that explore the United States' relationship with the world. While previous scholarship has asserted the imperialism and racism at the core of classical Hollywood cinema, Anna Cooper and Russell Meeuf's collection delves into the intricacies—and sometimes disruptions—of this assumption, seeing Hollywood films as multivalent and contradictory cultural narratives about identity and politics in an increasingly interconnected world.
Projecting the World illustrates how Hollywood films negotiate shifting historical contexts of internationalization through complex narratives about transnational exchange—a topic that has thus far been neglected in scholarship on classical Hollywood. The essays analyze the "foreign" with topics such as the 1930s island horror film, the 1950s Mexico-set bullfighting film, Hollywood's projection of "exoticism" on Argentina, and John Wayne's film sets in Africa. Against the backdrop of expanding consumer capitalism and the growth of U.S. global power, Hollywood films such as Tarzan and Anatahan, as well as musicals about Paris, offered resonant images and stories that dramatized America's international relationships in complicated ways.
A fascinating exploration of an oft-overlooked aspect of classical Hollywood films, Projecting the World offers a series of striking new analyses that will entice cinema lovers, film historians, and those interested in the history of American neocolonialism.
Anna Cooper is an assistant professor in the School of Theater, Film, and Television at the University of Arizona. She has researched extensively on transnational Hollywood and the spatial politics of gender. This is her first book.
Russell Meeuf is an assistant professor in the School of Journalism and Mass Media at the University of Idaho. He is the author of Rebellious Bodies: Stardom, Citizenship, and the New Body Politics and John Wayne's World: Transnational Masculinity in the Fifties. He is also the co-editor of Transnational Stardom: International Celebrity in Film and Popular Culture.
A timely volume that provides a set of textured case studies exploring, from the ground up, how Hollywood cinema negotiated its complex projection of transnational space and location during the classical period. Part guidebook and part map, the book offers students and researchers ways into the long and multivalent history of American cinema's engagement with the world as a site of geopolitical desire.
Traveling from Gidget's Rome to John Wayne's Africa, Projecting the World reminds us that Hollywood's many excursions to foreign lands not only sold America to the world but also staged myriad complex and contradictory encounters with global cultures that were cosmopolitan as well as colonialist, transnational as well as nationalist.


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Service of Commemoration for those who have died homeless in the last year.
Each year during remembrance week Housing Justice helps organise this Service of Commemoration to honour those whose lives have been shortened by homelessness in London. We remember those who have died on the streets, in hostels and shelters, as well as those who moved on to more settled lives but who still relied on homelessness services. We also remember colleagues, staff or volunteers, who have died in the past year.
Please send us the names of any you know to have died, to be read out during the service.
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Emirates FA Cup: Darlington Replay Ticket Information
We can now confirm that the Saddlers' Emirates FA Cup - First Round Replay with Vanarama National League North outfit Darlington will take place at Blackwell Meadows on Wednesday, 20th November.
Walsall supporters have been allocated 73 Seating tickets and an initial 250 Standing tickets for this match with tickets set to go on general sale from 10am on Saturday, 16th November while tickets on the day of the game will be subject to availability.
Seating/Standing
Adults: £14.00/£12.00
Over 63: £8.00/£6.00
18 - 21: £8.00/ £6.00
Student*: £8.00/£6.00
Under 18: £8.00/£6.00
Disabled**: £8.00/£6.00
Armed Forces: £8.00/ £6.00
*In full-time education, with Valid ID
**With a Carer free of charge
The match, which will kick-off at 7.45pm, is set to be broadcast live on BT Sport 1 as the Saddlers and Quakers battle it out to secure their place against Oxford United in the Second Round.
Tickets are now on sale from the Banks's Stadium Ticket Office
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"What's in a name"? Privacy and anonymous speech on the Internet
1 October 2014 by Rosalind English
Keynote speech by Lord Neuberger at 5 RB Conference on the Internet, 30 September 2014
The President of the Supreme Court has delivered a very interesting address on the protections that should be afforded to what might be termed the "new Fourth Estate" – journalism on the internet. The following summary does not do justice to his speech but is meant to act as a taster – download the full text of his talk here.
Lord Neuberger explores the interrelationship of privacy and freedom of expression, particularly in the light of developments in IT, and especially the internet. He recalls a colourful eighteenth century figure who contributed a series of letters to a widely disseminated journal under the pseudonym of "Junius". He managed to make such effective attacks on public figures he brought about the resignation of the Prime Minister, the Duke of Grafton, in 1770. Because of his anonymity this character was able to make criticisms of the powerful for which others of his time faced prosecution.
Junius offered a voice of firm if sometimes scurrilous criticism, prompting both political and legal change. He is rightly remembered as one of the greatest political writers in an age dominated by great figures, yet his identity [still] remains a mystery.
And it is this lack of traceability that links Junius with today's bloggers. Print journalists are – with the exception of writers for The Economist – known figures. But forty percent of the world's population use the internet, and despite initial expectations that bloggers and tweeters could hide behind pseudonyms, it has turned out to be extremely difficult for internet writers to maintain their anonymity. The public and the courts increasingly recognise the press' interest in publishing the names of individuals in appropriate circumstances. Lord Neuberger cites as a recent example of the successful application by news organisations in setting aside reporting restrictions in the Court of Protection (a context where judgments are regularly anonymised) in order to be able to identify individuals involved in litigation (The Public Guardian v JM & Associated Newspapers Limited [2014] EWCOP 7; The Press Association v Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals Foundation Trust [2014] EWCOP 6. These, and other decisions restricting the right to confidentiality in the blogosphere do, in Neuberger's words, "raise the question of the extent to which anonymous speech of the sort enjoyed by Junius is even capable of protection in the Internet age":
The irony is of course that while the Internet supports freedom of expression by allowing (relatively) anonymous speech, that very technology has eroded this anonymity. As Guido Fawkes and Night Jack can attest, today's anonymous bloggers are less able to protect their identities than was the mysterious eighteenth century Junius.
It is a truism that the conflict between the right to privacy and the right to freedom of expression is often only apparent: in fact your right to say things, particularly giving voice to matters in the public interest, is entirely dependent on your right to remain anonymous. In Convention terms, there should be no automatic "trumping" of Article 8 by Article 10. As Lord Neuberger points out, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism is challenging domestic laws (specifically the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000) in Strasbourg in expedited proceedings. It is of "some interest" that this case is being pursued on both Article 8 and Article 10 grounds.
To resolve this apparent conflict between Articles 8 and 10, Neuberger suggests a greater focus on the restrictions on press freedom under Article 10(2), in other words, that developing the law on the duties and responsibilities of anonymous speech is to be preferred to the chilling effect created by the fear of exposure. The rights enjoyed by users of the Internet, must, in appropriate circumstances, "be protected robustly".
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Emerging markets investments continue popularity
Two new fund launches and record inflows
By Gareth Shaw
Investors are rushing to emerging market investments
Investing in the emerging markets continues to surge in popularity in the UK, with two new fund launches and record levels of investments pouring into developing countries.
The Investment Management Association (IMA) has reported that, for the second month running its Global Emerging Markets sector, which is the home to funds investing shares in emerging market companies, has seen record levels of investment. £337 million was invested in these funds in November 2010, following £366 million in October 2010.
Aberdeen enters Latin America
In line with the growing demand for emerging market investments, two asset management companies have launched new funds investing in developing nations.
Aberdeen Asset Management has launched the Aberdeen Latin American Equity fund. The fund will focus on regions like Brazil, Chile and Mexico. These countries are rich in natural resources and have been recording high economic growth in recent years, and the fund is looking to take advantage of the boom in Latin America.
Minimum investment in the fund is £500 or £50 per month, while the initial fee on the fund is 4.25% and annual management charge is 1.75%. These charges can eat into your returns so if you're a sophisticated investor and want to invest in the fund without advice, you can significantly reduce the costs of investment by going to a discount broker.
Schroders looks to the Middle East
Meanwhile, Schroders Investment Management has launched the Frontier Markets Equity fund. The frontier markets are considered the new wave of emerging economies beyond the established emerging markets like those in the Asia Pacific and Eastern Europe. The fund's core areas of investment will focus on Qatar, UAE, Argentina, Oman and Saudi Arabia.
The annual management charge is 1.5% and minimum investment is 1,000 Euros. Remember that the annual management charge is not the maximum annual charge you will pay for an investment fund – the total expense ratio (which is not available for either of the funds at the time of writing) is a more accurate reflection of annual cost.
Why is emerging market investment so popular at the moment?
The past decade has not been kind to the advanced economies like the UK and US. There have been three stock market crashes in the past 10 years, and the return on equities (shares in companies) has been much poorer than before.
Emerging markets, however, have been growing rapidly, and their governments have made lots of changes to increase the appeal of investing. This has delivered big returns – the MSCI Emerging Markets index, which tracks the performance of equities in emerging markets, has returned 15.7% annually over the past 10 years.
Similarly, with interest rates so low in the West, lots of money is now being poured into developing countries in search of higher returns.
But what are the risks of investing in emerging markets?
Equities in these regions are much more volatile than in developed markets such as the UK, and can experience significant swings in value. Additionally, political and civil unrest can destabilise economies in emerging countries.
There are fears that the large inflows of investment into emerging markets could create a bubble in certain regions. The concern is that investors will be placing their money at the top of the market and a crash could cause those that are piling in to lose their money.
It's vital that you seek independent advice whenever you decide to invest. A financial adviser can help you decide your attitude to risk and make the right decisions for your financial goals. Read our guide to finding a financial adviser.
For an in-depth look at investing in emerging markets, check the March edition of Which? Money, published at the end of February.
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William & Maurice in Montreal, QC is an authorized dealer of Frigidaire Canada Products. Frigidaire is a brand of consumer and commercial appliances.
Frigidaire was founded as the Guardian Frigerator Company in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and developed the first self-contained refrigerator (invented by Nathaniel B. Wales and Alfred Mellowes) in 1916. In 1918, William C. Durant, a founder of General Motors, personally invested in the company and in 1919, it adopted the name Frigidaire. The brand was so well known in the refrigeration field in the early 20th century that many Americans called any refrigerator, whatever its brand, a "Frigidaire." The name Frigidaire or the earlier version, Frigerator, may be the actual origin of the slang term "fridge.
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Q: Two document roots with nginx and fastcgi I am using nginx and php in a docker-environment, which works fine for a single application. Now I want to develop an application based in yii2/php as backend and angular as frontend, so I need one webserver serving the client, and another one serving the API backend. The directory structure looks as follows:
/var/www/html/ $ tree -L 3
.
├── client
│   ├── dist
│   │   ├── 0.chunk.js
│   │   ├── 0.chunk.js.map
│   │   ├── assets
│   │   ├── index.html
│   │   ├── ...
│   ├── e2e
│   │   ├── ...
│   ├── node_modules
│   │   ├── ...
├── docker
│   ├── mysql
│   │   ├── Dockerfile
│   │   └── my.cnf
│   ├── nginx
│   │   ├── Dockerfile
│   │   └── default.conf
│   └── php7
│       └── Dockerfile
├── docker-compose.yml
└── server
    ├── api
    │   ├── common
    │   ├── config
    │   ├── modules
    │   └── web
    │   │   └── index.php
    ├── common
    ├── composer.json
    ├── console
    └── vendor

The frontend application is located in `/var/www/html/client/dist/, the nginx config looks as follows:
server {
    listen 80 default_server;
    root /var/www/html/client/dist/;
    index index.html index.php;

    charset utf-8;

    location / {
            # Redirect everything that isn't a real file to index.php
            try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php$is_args$args;
        }

    location /api {
        root /var/www/html/server/api/web/;
        try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php$is_args$args;
    }

    location = /favicon.ico { access_log off; log_not_found off; }
    location = /robots.txt  { access_log off; log_not_found off; }

    sendfile off;

    client_max_body_size 100m;

    location ~ \.php$ {
        fastcgi_split_path_info ^(.+\.php)(/.+)$;
        fastcgi_pass php:9000;
        fastcgi_index index.php;
        include fastcgi_params;
        fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
        fastcgi_intercept_errors off;
        fastcgi_buffer_size 16k;
        fastcgi_buffers 4 16k;
        fastcgi_read_timeout 300s;
    }

    location ~ /\.ht {
        deny all;
    }
}

Using this config, the frontend works (URL: /), however the API does not. What I need is:
Request "/": serve the angular app from /var/www/html/client/dist/
Request "/api": use index.php from /var/www/html/server/api/web/
How to configure this? Thank you.
//Edit: New configuration file:
server {
    listen 80 default_server;
    root /var/www/html/client/dist/;
    index index.html;

    charset utf-8;

    location ~ ^/api(.*) {
        alias /var/www/html/server/api/web/;

        # Redirect everything that isn't a real file to index.php
        try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php$1$args;
        index index.php;

        location ~ \.php$ {
            fastcgi_split_path_info ^(.+\.php)(/.+)$;
            fastcgi_pass php:9000;
            fastcgi_index index.php;
            include fastcgi_params;
            fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
            fastcgi_intercept_errors off;
            fastcgi_buffer_size 16k;
            fastcgi_buffers 4 16k;
            fastcgi_read_timeout 300s;
        }

        location ~ /\.ht {
            deny all;
        }
    }

    location = /favicon.ico { access_log off; log_not_found off; }
    location = /robots.txt  { access_log off; log_not_found off; }

    access_log off;
    error_log  /var/log/nginx/error.log error;

    sendfile off;

    client_max_body_size 100m;
}

Calling http://localhost/api/v1/users should be redirected to /var/www/html/server/api/web/index.php with v1/users as parameter (or however Yii2 handles the pretty URLs), but returns a 404 not found instead.
Error Log shows this message, so it looks like the alias directive is not taking effect:
2017/07/11 16:51:57 [error] 5#5: *1 open() "/var/www/html/client/dist/index.php" failed (2: No such file or directory), client: 172.17.0.1, server: , request: "GET /api/v1/users HTTP/1.1", host: "localhost"

A: Not exactly sure what you need to rewrite the pretty URIs to, but you need to use the URI of index.php which includes the /api prefix.
The alias directive works best with a prefix location, otherwise you will need to construct the path with captured variables.
For example:
location ^~ /api/ {
    alias /var/www/html/server/api/web/;

    index index.php;

    if (!-e $request_filename) {
        rewrite ^/api(.*) /api/index.php?uri=$1 last;
    }

    location ~ \.php$ {
        if (!-f $request_filename) { return 404; }

        fastcgi_pass php:9000;
        include fastcgi_params;
        fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $request_filename;
        fastcgi_intercept_errors off;
        fastcgi_buffer_size 16k;
        fastcgi_buffers 4 16k;
        fastcgi_read_timeout 300s;
    }

    location ~ /\.ht {
        deny all;
    }
}


Good morning! - Rhubarb, etc.
It happens every day. Every, single day we get up in the morning. And usually it looks something like this: alarm-hit snooze-shower-blow dry-coffee-let dog out-choose outfit-make up-let dog in-feed dog-find clothes-dress-make lunch-coffee-make toast-eat toast-pat hubby-kiss dog-commute-buy coffee-work. Right? Until the weekend and then you can skip the get ready for work bits. Wouldn't it be wonderful to cut back a little on that morning frenzy? Let a little sunshine in. Create a quiet, gentle morning routine, just for you.
Routine? Something rigid? Don't believe in routines? Girl, you already have a routine. Hectic, though it may be, it is a routine. And you created it. Uh-huh, it's the truth, you created it. What you didn't do, though, is design it. You did not think it through. No planning, you just do what you gotta do to get out the door.
So why not think about it and design your mornings to suit you? Imagine what it could be like. How would you love your morning to go? Ten minutes to just sit and enjoy the quiet with a cup of coffee? A long, early morning walk with the dog? Not having to put makeup on in the car? What a beautiful way to start your day, no?
Hate the idea of "routine"? Don't think of it as a routine, think of it as a pleasure, bliss or your Morning Delight.
But, I barely make it out the door as it is, you say, and now you want me to add more stuff? It's not so much more stuff, it's different stuff. Reorganizing. Planning it out. Thinking through how you really want your day to start and setting yourself up to get there. Sure, you'll probably need to wake up a little earlier. Start with just ten minutes. What could you do, just for you, with an extra ten minutes in the morning? Read? Think? Breathe?
Not a morning person? No problem. Work with your inner night owl and get stuff done the night before – make lunch, lay out clothes, exercise, shower, take the long walk with your dog in the evening. Planning your day the night before, is a big boon for everyone, not just night owls. At the end of your work day, write out on a sticky note the three most important things you need to get done tomorrow. Put that sticky note on your computer, right front and centre. Magic. Half your work is done for you. No deciding; just do.
Need some inspiration? Here's a website full of ideas.
Try to make it adaptable so that it works for you on weekends or when travelling. But most of all make it just for you. Be mindful. What would set you up to be the best you could possibly be for the rest of the day? Plan it out. Try it for a week. Tweak it, 'til you get it just right. Then enjoy your good morning!
Have you got a sweet morning routine already? What's your secret? Or what would you change in your morning madness? Share your thoughts in the comments below. We'd love to hear.
I am not a morning person at all. In the evening I plan my "to do" list for the next day and I try to make it reasonable instead of always failing to accomplish my list. My mornings always start slow with a cup of tea.
I can't tell you what a difference it makes to my day, when I actually get up early enough to meditate (10 minutes) then take 15 minutes to check emails, pay a bill or other niggly little to-do items.
Other than getting me rolling, I then start my "real" day feeling like I've already accomplished something.
Wow, has my morning ever shifted since writing the above comment 2 years ago!
I still start with meditation (most,…ok some) days, drink water, then I write in my journal – clear those mental & emotional cobwebs for about 20 mins, some days a pull a Tarot, Wild Woman or Goddess card to inspire/support me for the day ahead. THEN breakfast, etc.
Still a routine, but so much more flow. When I get to work, I still aim to start with one of the "nigglies" – so I get on with the rest without it nagging all day.


Posted January 9th, 2012 by Dave Hinchen.
Thank you for checking out IVC New England's home page. Please be sure to click on the Program Details page to learn more about becoming an Ignatian Volunteer and how we're taking steps to reach out to the poor and marginalized in New England.
The Ignatian Volunteer Corps (IVC) opened its New England Region in January, 2009. The first Ignatian Volunteers were 11 men and women from assorted walks of life and different educational backgrounds, looking to put their life experiences, talents and time at the disposal of the poor in Boston, Worcester, and Providence, and surrounding communities.
In 2018-2019, 44 women and men are serving in diverse neighborhoods in Boston, Brockton, Framingham, Lexington, Milton, Quincy, Dartmouth, Easton, Worcester, and Providence. These volunteers are supported by one another and by "spiritual reflectors" whose task is to help the volunteers look at their service and to reflect upon its deeper meaning for themselves and for those whom they serve.
New England Ignatian volunteers teach, mentor and advise in a variety of educational programs; provide services to potentially homeless elders; co-ordinate volunteers who work in direct service; educate and locate resources for adult students and immigrants; offer administrative, development and HR support to non-profit staff; coordinate food and furniture outreach to families in need and organize retreats for homeless and formerly homeless women and men..
IVC New England is in the News!
Boston College's Chronicle caught up with IVC New England at its Core Community gathering and shared with the BC community what's happening in IVC in New England and what an important role BC alums are playing. Check it out.
Check out this great new video, produced by the Spanish Class at one of our partner schools – Holy Cross. Visit placements in Boston, Worcester, and Providence where volunteers serve. Listen to volunteers and service site administrators explain the value of IVC. IVC Regional Director Dave Hinchen gives an overview of the New England IVC.
IVC New England Regional Director Dave Hinchen, along with Ignatian Volunteer Ann Bersani, was interviewed on CatholicTV.com, a Catholic TV outlet in New England. Dave and Ann were interviewed on the show 'Aging Gracefully' and provided a great overview of IVC and why it's a great opportunity for the show's audience.
Who knew so many Holy Cross grads were part of IVC? Numerous alumni speak to their experience with IVC in the Winter 2012 edition of Holy Cross Magazine in a feature article: "Living the Mission." In 2016-2017, 15 Holy Cross alums serve as volunteers, regional council members or spiritual reflectors with IVC New England. There are currently 42 volunteers in New England and 19 regions nationally.
Check out this article in the Rhode Island Catholic featuring Ignatian Volunteer Larry Loh and his work at the Genesis Center in Providence, RI. IVC New England has supported the good work of Genesis Center since 2011.
This article in Jesuit Magazine spotlighted the relationship between volunteers and reflectors working in the northeast region.
If you would like more information on the Ignatian Volunteer Corps, or would like to volunteer or support our volunteer program in New England, please contact regional director Dave Hinchen via email or at 617-571-3838.


Whim, the pioneering mobility as a service by MaaS Global from the Helsinki Smart region, Finland, is expanding to 3 countries by early 2018. In Antwerp, Belgium and Amsterdam in the Netherlands the first test users will get their hands on the service next year, with a commercial launch in early 2018. Whim app was launched in West Midlands in October, making journeys easier to all travellers, including the train journeys. For the UK launch, the company joined forces with Nextbike, National Express and Gett taxi services.
MaaS is a revolutionary transport movement, which uses an integrated mobility app that allows people to combine all their travel needs through their smartphone.
-We are looking for innovative, fast-moving transport service providers to be part of the ecosystem straight from the beginning and get the learnings of how to be part of a trillion-dollar market business. All we need are open APIs to start with, says Sampo Hietanen, CEO and Founder of the company.
Whim is exceeding in all fronts: the company won the Best Mobile Service in Finland 2017 award and this year's Red Dot Awards, the prestigious German award for Communication Design.
At Whim, they believe owning a car doesn't make much sense anymore for most people. Whim is a more affordable alternative for car ownership without all the hassle that comes with ownership. The customers choose to pay as you go or travel with a monthly plan.
– I drove a cab in Helsinki, on and off, between the years 2003–2010. I've been very surprised of the fresh attitude from the cab-drivers towards the changes that are coming to the field, like the cedeing regulation, freeing of the taxi-market or the introduction of new app-based services like Whim.
– Whim is for now the service that combines the most of different possibilities and I think we are just in the beginning of this development, Lemmenlehti continues. He is a landscape architect and also a CEO, and having many jobs means he is quite busy and needs to travel a lot.
– I have used the business-service, which include unlimited taxi, 10 days of rental cars per month and unlimited public transport. I have been more than excited! I save considerable amounts of time and win an ease of mind, Lemmenlehti assures.
-A tsunami of digitalization is about to hit transportation, says Hietanen.
-We want to offer possibility to get from car ownership to experience. Users are having all the time more and more great options for their daily mobility but all service providers are having their own applications and ways for compare, book and pay the tickets. We want to free people from this hassle and offer possibility to move on a whim.
Helsinki Region Transport made history of urban mobility when in 2016 its board approved terms for offering public transport as part of MaaS services. Helsinki Regional Transport Authority (HSL) offers open data both as interface services and data packages. Below we've listed all available data sets. https://www.hsl.fi/en/opendata. In the Helsinki Smart region public and private players are among the world's firsts to build smart cities through new service concepts. These consepts benefit from the involvement of private and public businesses and increasingly, the end-users. They have understood the importance of cooperation and new user needs that transport sector is facing through disruption.
The company wants to offer complete set of mobility and through that an alternative to owning a private car. No other current service provider can compete alone with car ownership and that is why we need an ecosystem to do that. In Helsinki region, local public transport provider Helsinki Region Transport (HSL), together with taxi dispatching companies Lähitaksi and Taksi Helsinki and car rental company Sixt has proven that also traditional players can be leading the way how to become a forerunner.
In its recently completed funding round, MaaS Global managed to raise €14.2 million. Significant additional investments were made by Transdev, Veho and Karsan, who are among the Finnish company's older shareholders. New investors include the Japanese company DENSO and the Turkish company Swiftcom, as well as Toyota Financial Services and Aioi Nissay Dowa.
Whim is a service of MaaS Global, a young and fast growing company based in Helsinki Smart region, Finland. As the world's first MaaS (Mobility as a Service) operator, MaaS Global aims to revolutionise the way we move.


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Q: The Date Modified is not updated on Finder on the Mac This is the first time I saw this: I have a folder on an external hard drive (not sure if that matters), and then viewing it as a "list", I can see the Date Modified showing the dates and time.
Now, however, I know some app is modifying the file, so for example, the file should show it was modified one minute ago, such as "1:17pm".  However, it doesn't update... it is still showing as "9:03am"...
It is running with Big Sur... and I used a Mac running Monterey and view that folder through the network and it is the same: 9:03am.  To double check, I ran Bash and did a ls -lt, and do see it modified at 1:17pm.
So to double check again, I change the view to "Icons", and then back to "Details", and now it is updated to 1:17pm.
So what is this about?  Is this a bug or feature, and is there a way I can tell Finder to more diligently update the timestamp?  I suspect it may be due to an external drive but not entirely sure if that's the cause.


Produced by Emmy-winning Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men, The Handmaid's Tale) and directed by Steven Cantor (Dancer), the film portrays the groundbreaking dance series Ballet Now which unites the world's foremost dance talent for an international collaboration.
Dance sensation Tiler Peck, one of the principle dancers of the New York City Ballet company, curates a three-day dance series entitled 'Ballet Now' which seeks to push boundaries and integrate unexpected elements into performances which will not only delight ballet's devout followers, but also create new fans. Produced by Emmy-winning Elisabeth Moss and directed by Steven Cantor (Dancer) this feature length film captures the creative process behind the scenes at the famed Dorothy Chandler Pavilion – bringing dancers, choreographers and styles from all over the world together for three magical nights of performances.


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My pulse quickens and my extremities tingle, as my fingers dance upon ebony keys. I have just finished one of those little touches, and I know my work is almost complete. What is a little touch? A little touch is more than just the words upon a page. It's the middle layer, the ivory between black, the alternate possibility that opens the door into a hidden realm. A realm where all is not what it seems. A realm immersed in bright, white light.
Creating those little touches is why I write. It's also why I get behind on deadlines, and forget to submit my work. The problem you see is that I always want just a little bit more. One meaning is good, two is better, and three is quite divine. Even then, though, it is hard to quit. Four, five, six, why not? By some estimates, English has more than a million words—almost all of which have multiple meanings. This, of course, means there is inevitably another word that may convey your message more effectively and there is almost always more meaning to be squeezed out of each word.
Still, though, one must be careful. There is a big difference between a Kubrick who bides time to create masterpieces and a Lucas who continually destroys his original genius by indefinitely reimagining and recreating it. No, you definitely don't want to be the latter. Just ask poor Greedo about that. On the other hand, who doesn't want to be like Kubrick? I suppose that explains why so many good film makers have copied him over the years. Trouble is, not everyone can be. Sometimes you just have to know when enough is enough.
As for me, the time has come to put the finishing touches on something that I have been working on for quite some time now. If this year is kind, it will see the last little touch come before the stroke of midnight on this year's last day. If it is divine, it may come just a tad bit earlier. Thirty-some-odd minutes would do.
For now, I sit and ponder. How shall it all end? There are a few good contenders, but like Frost I know it will all come down to fire and ice. Both are tantalizing, but only one covers everything in a layer of white. I suppose it will just have to suffice.


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