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The global epidemic of coronavirus has already begun to affect the lives of ordinary people. People are not getting out of the house without emergency. In the meantime, the government has also announced general holidays. As a result, the roads in the capital are almost empty.
On the other hand, due to various rumours many families are stocking rice, pulses, oil, salt etc. The price of everything, including everyday commodities in the market, is increasing continuously. In this situation, the question of economic security of low-income, working people across country including Dhaka has come to the forefront.
Bangladesh National Awami Party (Bangladesh NAP) has urged the government to set up an emergency fund so that food security of the poor people whose income has stopped or reduced is not a problem. In a statement sent to media on Tuesday NAP Chairman Jebel Rahman Ghaani and Secretary General M Golam Mostafa Bhuiyan expressed their concern.
They said that corona's influence has already started to affect the country's economy. Apart from the scheduled salaried employees and grocery shop owners the income of others is declining. However, the informal service sector workers are most at risk. It is also important to take steps to protect the industrial sector, including the garment sector, which are thought to have the most impact.
Various reports say workers in the readymade garment sector are already at risk of losing their jobs. In this situation, the government should identify the most vulnerable and take initiative to assist them.
The leader added that in the state of the economy at the time of the corona epidemic, emergency funds should be provided for small and medium enterprises which consist almost 95 percent of our total industries. The small business owners are facing losses at this moment, the impact of which will be visible soon enough.
The NAP leaders said the current global equilibrium may also change in this time of possible global recession. Whatever the situation, it is certain that in such a crisis, in all countries, the lowest income people and the poorest people will be affected first. Bangladesh is not an exception in that case rather the risk is graver here. In order to cope up with the situation, the government has to take urgent steps on an urgent basis to protect the low income people, including all concerned.
At the same time, the leaders said that the government should instruct the NGOs to refrain from collecting small loan settlement instalments during this disaster.


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Lexar JumpDrive Secure II Plus USB Flash Drive Review
by Gautam Jagannath
The Lexar JumpDrive Secure II series replaces the previous Secure line of USB thumb drives by offering a visual capacity meter in addition to the standard security software. This is exactly what makes the Secure II Plus a unique addition to a smorgasbord of USB keys. The capacity meter requires no batteries or drivers and will display persistently regardless of usage status. It's really quite unique to see this novelty feature. The JumpDrive Secure line has been known for fast, high end USB drives. The test unit used here was a 1GB model, which retails for around $30. However, the Secure II series is available in 512MB, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB and soon in 8GB capacities.
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- On-board, ten-bar capacity meter that displays approximate free space and space consumed. Meter functions while attached to a USB port and even when disconnected.
- Dashboard Software that features encrypted vaults, 256-bit AES encryption, and file shredding.
- Two-Year Warranty
The Secure II is a very elegant USB drive. It feels very light and firm. It is constructed with high grade plastic that will withstand substantial shock and pressure from being in a purse, pocket or briefcase. The end cap snugly attaches to the main drive, and has a handy hole to thread a key chain or lanyard through (The lanyard is not included).
The Secure II is also a bit wider (by a mere millimeter or so) than the generic free-after-rebate competitor seen in the comparison photos. I believe this extra girth adds to the structural integrity of the unit, while giving it a firm feel.
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The Lexar Secure II is compatible with Windows Vista, XP and Mac OS X. Of course, the USB drive works under all Linux distributions as well, but that isn't touted as a compatibility feature. This is perhaps because the Dashboard security software works solely with Windows and Macs. Lexar specifically highlights the Secure II's Vista compatibility since it meets and exceeds Vista's ReadyBoost speed requirements.
"Dashboard" Secure II Software
The Dashboard software provided allows users to create encrypted vaults, encrypt files, and shred them. The software principally made for Windows, but it runs on a Mac with some driver installation. The software allows users to create separate vaults that are secured via password protection. These 'vaults' are mounted as separate drives with their own drive letters. Passwords are unfortunately a minimum of eight characters in length, but this is a mixed blessing since longer passwords correlate with increased cipher strength. Files can be encrypted on the fly using a 256-bit AES algorithm. This is an industry standard encryption strength which is strong enough for all business and personal applications. To round off the feature set, Lexar provides a shred function which allows for a relatively irrecoverable delete.
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If a user were to erase the Dashboard software, for example via a format, the software is not publicly available for download. I contacted Lexar's customer service online through their real-time chat room, and their tech support representative promptly gave me an FTP link to download the appropriate software.
The Lexar Secure II outperforms the "budget" drive seen in the pictorial comparison in every category. The Windows benchmarks were performed with the industry standard I/O benchmarking tool, Sisoft Sandra using ~500MB test files. Linux benchmarks on ~50MB files were used to verify the Windows ones and give consistency across operating systems.
SiSoft Sisandra Lite
|Lexar JumpDrive Secure II
|"Generic" USB Drive
|Windows Vista ReadyBoost Demands
|Buffered/Sequential/Random Reads
|15 MB/s
|10 MB/s
|2.5 MB/s +
|Sequential Write
|4 MB/s
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|1.75 MB/s +
|Random Write
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Vista's ReadyBoost demands are easily met by the Secure II, while more importantly, the Lexar drive is considerably faster than the cheaper USB drive, and presumably other cheaper USB sticks as well.
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|Lexar JumpDrive Secure II
|"Generic" USB Drive
|Buffered Disk Reads
|15 MB/s
|11 MB/s
n = 5, s.d < 0.05, mean & median = 10.8
Linux benchmarks show a slight advantage over Windows for a multitude of reasons, but the important factor is that the values are very similar (or the same) as the Windows ones with little deviation from the mean.
The Lexar JumpDrive Secure II USB Flash Drive is a great choice for all users, especially the business professional who demands secure data transfers. The capacity meter is a great addition, and while it is fancy and unique, it is a still just a novelty. However, strong build quality, design, performance and warranty make this a top contender among the variety of USB drives on the market.
|Persistent capacity meter displays storage space when unplugged from USB port
|Relatively sluggish Secure Vault performance
|Elegant, fast and sturdy
|Vault software under Mac OS X not plug and play
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After a 26-year run, DC Comics is shutting down Vertigo – home of amazing and critically acclaimed titles such as Hellblazer, iZombie, Lucifer, Preacher and The Sandman. DC Comics announced this decision as it moves to an "ages and stages" labeling philosophy that emphasizes the DC brand. Doesn't sound at all like a decision handed down by upper management and packaged in worthless corporate buzz words by a PR team…
Vertigo was founded in 1993 as a DC outlet for more mature content – edgier stories, told for readers unafraid of nudity or profanity. Vertigo has since undergone several relaunches, the most recent being in 2018 in honor of its 25th anniversary.
Rather than having multiple imprints, DC Comics is shutting down Vertigo and will instead put in place a rating system based on age. DC Kids will be aimed at readers 8-12, while DC is for those 13 and above, and DC Black is for readers over 17 – with all current Vertigo titles absorbed into one of these three groups.
"We're returning to a singular presentation of the DC brand that was present throughout most of our history until 1993 when we launched Vertigo to provide an outlet for edgier material. That kind of material is now mainstream across all genres, so we thought it was the right time to bring greater clarity to the DC brand and reinforce our commitment to storytelling for all of our fans in every age group. This new system will replace the age ratings we currently use on our material", DC Publisher, Dan DiDio said.
Vertigo featured writers like Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, Peter Milligan, Jamie Delano, and Grant Morrison – to name just a few. Their stories have also been adapted into popular and acclaimed TV shows and Holywood movies, such as V for Vendetta, Stardust and Constantine.
Vertigo founder Karren Berger said on Twitter that she is not surprised with DC Comics' decision to shut down Vertigo.
Corporate thinking & creative risk-taking don't mix.DC nixing Vertigo was a longtime coming. But hey, we changed the game & we had a blast doing it!Honored to have worked with so many incredibly talented creators & editors & thx to all our fab readers! #VivaVertigo #Bergerbooks— Karen Berger (@karenpberger) June 21, 2019
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An increasing number of conventional farmers are turning to biological fertilisers for cropping and pasture.
PIP COURTNEY, PRESENTER: When Australia's first organic farm began operating more than 50 years ago, many producers were highly sceptical. But today, the Australian organic food industry is worth more than half a billion dollars a year at the farm gate. As Sean Murphy reports, many organic practices are catching on, with a growing number of conventional farmers now using natural trace elements and biological fertilisers certified for organic use.
SEAN MURPHY, REPORTER: He's the godfather of organic farming in Australia and his farm is proof that broadacre cropping and livestock production can work without synthetic chemicals. Alan Druce is now 86 years old, but he's lost none of his passion for farming.
ALAN DRUCE, GREEN GROVE, KAMARAH: I'm excited. I'm happy because I think we're onto a - onto the knowledge of how to offer a service to our fellow man. That excites me.
SEAN MURPHY: Alan Druce runs a typical mixed farm with sheep, cattle and crops at Green Grove near Ardlethan in New South Wales. But what makes him unusual is that he converted his 1,100 hectares to organic principles in 1962.
ALAN DRUCE: We don't use poisonous chemicals. They're getting into the food chain, but I think what is more serious, they are killing the soil biology. I think it's incredibly sad. I think that monoculture, using these chemicals big time is going to turn those farms into desert. But I don't have scientific proof for that; I just think it's happening. And the health of our nation, the people's health is deteriorating so dramatically that doctors cannot keep up with the increasing workload. ... And the secret of good health in human beings is to have a good, right, healthy balance of the ecology that's in the soil. It's not just dirt. And the same with the animals. You might have noticed the animals look pretty healthy - fat, big, strong and things like that. It's because they're getting the right balance of essential nutrients too. And so when we eat lamb or beef, we get a lot of the nutrients from them.
SEAN MURPHY: These days, Alan Druce's neighbour, Andrew Taylor, manages Green Grove's cropping program.
ANDREW TAYLOR, GLEN IRIS, KAMARAH: We still do like a traditional fallow, plough in the spring and then cultivate up until sowing to get weed control. We're not using artificial fertilisers and things like that, so we're all natural fertilisers and foliar sprays.
SEAN MURPHY: One of those fertilisers is a biological plant food known as Converte, which they spray on crops about six weeks after sowing.
ANDREW TAYLOR: In field trials, we've got some really good results over the years.
SEAN MURPHY: What sort of results?
ANDREW TAYLOR: You always get a yield increase and then a better quality, like a cent to - a per cent and a half in higher protein. And in a wet year where you get a lot of rain at harvest time, it takes the weather a lot better, it doesn't damage from the weather. The last year in this area, there was a lot of frost damage, and with using Converte, we don't seem to get the frost damage. We didn't have any frost damage show up in our wheat crops last year.
SEAN MURPHY: Neil and Gina Wiseman are more recent converts to organic farming and free-range eggs are the latest addition to the organic system they started 16 years ago.
NEIL WISEMAN, WISEMAN'S FARM, COLEAMBALLY: We have the sheds and we have the chickens confined to a 500 square metre area around the sheds so that we get the egg production off them, but then later in the day, they're let go to range as far as they wish. And then those pens are shifted every day. Building soil is the name of the game and I see the chickens as the next step in building the soil.
SEAN MURPHY: Their 600-hectare irrigated farm mostly grows soybeans and a range of vegetables. They were once typical conventional farmers.
NEIL WISEMAN: We were pushing out, say, on a 500-acre farm, 1,000 tonne of corn a year and 300 or 400 tonne of wheat plus a couple hundred tonne of soybeans. And we were using heaps of fertiliser and what have you to maintain that. It was just - we just ran into problems. Things like rhizoctonia and other disease problems and we were just looking for alternatives.
SEAN MURPHY: Key to going organic and not going broke was understanding what natural products they could use to build their soil.
NEIL WISEMAN: We found rock phosphate, we found we could use lime, we can use gypsum, we switched green manures instead of trying to add nitrogen; we're trying to build the soil up with green manures. So it was quite a transition and quite a mindset change.
SEAN MURPHY: After some hard years, they've revitalised some of their worst soil types and are now in the process of buying more land and water. Their 32-year-old son Luke has returned from a career in construction in China to help expand the business. This is a trial crop?
LUKE WISEMAN, WISEMAN'S FARM, COLEAMBALLY: Yes. What we've done, last year we did a very small area and we decided that, yes, we can grow potatoes in the heavier clay. Our carbon levels allowed us to do that and they come out quite clean, as you can see. So, um, that gave us the hope that, yes, we'd be able to get them out and be able to market them and we went from there and we've increased to about a hectare and a half here, which is still quite small, but enough to give us a realistic idea of doing this on a commercial scale.
SEAN MURPHY: Using rock phosphate, magnesium and other trace elements as well as biological fertilisers makes sense for farms with organic certification. But increasingly, conventional farmers are also using them on their soils and crops.
ANTON BARTON, BIOAG: About 98 per cent of our production goes to conventional farmers, from graziers to broadacre croppers to row croppers to horticulture.
SEAN MURPHY: Anton Barton says his company is so confident in the take-up of biological products it's invested $5 million in a production plant near Narrandera in NSW.
ANTON BARTON: It's a very highly-evolved brew of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, proteins, enzymes and carbohydrates, along with fruiting bodies of beneficial organisms.
SEAN MURPHY: Bioag plans to double production in the next five years, with more farmers seeking a way to stimulate their soil biology.
ANTON BARTON: Farmers vote with their feet and our principal objective is to be invited back next year. So, in order to be invited back next year, you got to do a bloody good job this year. And so that's our ongoing commitment to the Australian farm sector.
SEAN MURPHY: Drew Vidler runs a conventional 1,600-hectare farm in Corobimilla in NSW with his son, Jock. They've been using Bioag's inputs for 15 years alongside their artificial fertilisers and sprays. In some cases, they even mix biologicals with chemicals and deliver them in the same spray.
DREW VIDLER, CORO, COROBIMILLA: We seem to be getting reasonable results over the years. I wouldn't say we're saving money. No, we're probably spending money upfront, but I think we're getting the results in the improvement in the soil conditions.
SEAN MURPHY: At Darlington Point in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, the Commins family run one of the biggest private cotton growing enterprises. They've been using the Bioag products for 15 years.
GEORGE COMMINS, COMMINS FARM, DARLINGTON POINT: As we go forward into the future, we need to become more and more economically and environmentally aware of what's happening between - in our soils. As we see it, we can't keep pouring on these synthetic fertilisers like we have been in the past. All our inputs are going up. We need to somehow keep control of that and harness what we already have in the soil. And through the use and trial of these microbial products, we've been able to do it.
SEAN MURPHY: George Commins has been conducting on-farm trials for the last four years, averaging a bale of cotton extra per hectare. Bioag has also been building up its own peer-reviewed scientific evidence.
ANTON BARTON: We've got a heap of trial - we've got independent trial work, replicated trial work from America, where we've been the last couple of years doing work with a research company called Agricenter International, where we did trials on corn, soybeans and cotton and we've just committed to a third year of those trials. They're independent, replicated, peer-reviewed, statistically significant and our yield responses have been by and large between 20 and 30 per cent over and above standard practice. And a lot of those replicates, we actually had a 15 per cent reduction in nitrogen, so, we're definitely getting international recognition from that.
SEAN MURPHY: For some farmers, like brothers Dennis and Rodney Irvin, using biological fertilisers has boosted production and cut costs. At historic Barallen Station, the brothers have been using the liquid plant food Converte on their 1,800 hectares of pasture and cropping.
DENNIS IRVIN, BARALLEN STATION: Well on me lucerne, the stock probably eat 80 per cent where it has been. It took me a little while to realise that. I thought there wasn't a big change in the lucerne until I started taking notice of where the stock were eating and it was - all the time they were eating where the fertiliser had been, the liquid fertiliser.
SEAN MURPHY: And have you noticed any change in the health of the sheep?
DENNIS IRVIN: Yeah, I believe the rams have probably - are averaging 10 to 15 kilos extra with no changes. So, to me, it's obvious they're getting more minerals and nutrients and things from - the micro organisms are obviously making a big difference there.
SEAN MURPHY: After just three years, the Irvins have cut their chemical fertilisers and sprays by 40 per cent and are now hosting independent trials by the Canberra-based research company Australian Soils.
DENNIS IRVIN: For me to just realise what's going on, how and why and - well, I wasn't convinced, to be honest with ya, for 12 months, like, I took a lot of convincing. And I seen the differences and I just wanted to find out how and why.
SEAN MURPHY: The trials showed a huge spike in microbial activity after the first year of application, as well as increases in available trace elements such as phosphorous, nitrogen and magnesium. Converte's Mark Vereker says the trial will run for at least four years to provide more solid evidence.
MARK VEREKER, CONVERTE: Well it's important because most farmers actually want to see that sort of evidence, you know? I mean, they've got a lot of money tied up in their fertiliser and we understand that. We don't tell them not to use their conventional fertiliser. We tell them to cut it back, and then, when they use the Converte, they can cut back on their fertiliser, the conventional fertiliser, a little bit more each year.
SEAN MURPHY: Four years ago, Green Grove was on the market, but since then, Alan Druce has had a change of heart. Soaring organic wheat prices have been a factor, but more so his desire to protect his farm and continue to sell what he believes is more healthy and nutritious food.
ALAN DRUCE: If indeed this farm is growing food that is unbelievably high in these essential nutrients, it seemed to me a backward step to sell it to maybe someone who would go back to farming it conventionally. I think if you had a conventional farmer come on here he would grow spectacular crops for a while. But, if we have food that is very high in these essential nutrients, I'd like to make it available to any and everyone that's interested.


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University men's basketball players scored double-digit points, but
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Conference game Tuesday. The Celtics (1-24, 0-12 RSC) lost, 135-88,
to the Golden Bears (19-7, 13-1 RSC).
Freshman Eugene
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The Golden Bears took a commanding
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the rest of the game, out-scoring Carlow 64-49 in the second
Carlow shot 51.6 percent from the
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WVU Tech's bench scored 59 points to
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WVU Tech scored 20 points off 13
Carlow turnovers and out-rebounded the Celtics 48-23.
Carlow hosts the University of Rio
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lobsterwoman on Fri, 12/12/2008 - 14:05
Many times when I bake muffins, they don't rise. The tops flatten like pancakes over the top of the muffin pan? They taste good, but are ugly. Am I filling them too full or am I doing something else wrong? I fill them almost to the top of the muffin cup. Thanks for any insight. Linda
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by ADodge in reply to lobsterwoman [original] on Fri, 12/12/2008 - 15:11
Hi Lobsterwoman!
Unless otherwise directed in a recipe, muffins cups should only be fill 2/3's of the way (same goes for cupcakes). You should also check your oven temp - 375 is the norm though some recipes will push the heat up or down. Pop a thermometer (the mercury loaded kind is the best) in your oven and double check that it's up to temperature.
Reducing the amount in each cup and double checking your oven temp should solve your flat-top issue!


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Following Donald Trump's speech on Wednesday, crude oil and gold both fell after the US President made no mention of military action against Iran and called for peace and negotiations. While these commodities fell, the more risk-sensitive copper rallied along with stocks. The base metal has been trending higher in recent months on signs of stronger demand, with investors pricing out the risks of a global slowdown. This is mainly due to growing optimism that the US and China will soon end their damaging trade war. The two sides are set to sign phase one of the deal in a few days' time and then immediately start phase 2 talks. A trade agreement will help boost Chinese exports to the US and underpin the yuan, which in turn means more buying power of foreign goods and services for Chinese producers and consumers alike. Meanwhile data in the US has remained resilient while in the Eurozone we have seen some mild improvement too.
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With Governor Wolf's indefinite closure of schools, there are many questions regarding the close of the 2019-2020 school year. Over the past three weeks, our focus has been on reaching out to each of our families and to develop a framework that provides our students and staff with clear goals and targets, while being adaptable to our unprecedented circumstances. Through our conversations, we have realized that the best thing we can do is provide a sense of structure in a time of uncertainty and a social outlet for our kids to connect with their teachers and their classmates. Teaching and learning is the foundation of what we do. However, in the midst of a global pandemic, our focus on human connection and using our passion for young people and providing a framework for communication is our most worthy role.
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[04:44.16]It's dark.
[04:44.64](Clears throat) 真暗.
[04:52.04]Do you have any glasses? 你有玻璃杯吗?
[04:55.72]Or we could just swig from the bottle. 不然我们只能就瓶子喝了
[04:57.88]I have mugs. 我有杯子.
[04:60.40]Oh. 哦.
[00:20.16]When I was 19, I actually slept with a guy 我19岁就和一个男孩睡觉了, 就是因为喜欢他抽烟的样子
[00:24.32]because he rolled his own cigarettes.
[00:31.88]Cheers. 干杯.
[00:43.40]You never told me your name. 你还没告诉我你的名字.
[00:44.28]Fin. 芬.
[00:45.76]Oh, that's a good name. 哦, 这是个好名字.
[00:48.44](Telephone ringing) (电话响)
[00:49.60]You can get that if you want. 你想接就先去接吧.
[00:51.48]My phone's disconnected. 我的电话线还没接上呢.
[00:55.12]Oh, shit. It's mine. 哦,糟了.是我的电话.
[00:58.48]I always forget I have this thing. 我总是忘记我还有这个东西.
[00:58.84]My husband gave it to me in case of an emergency. 我丈夫给我的,让我紧急时刻用的.
[01:03.52]Although he's not my husband right now. 尽管他现在已经不是我丈夫了. 我们离婚了
[01:06.36]We're separated2.
[01:08.68]You don't have a phone? 你没有电话?
[01:09.72]No. 没有.
[01:11.88]I love that. I hate phones. 我喜欢这样.我恨电话.
[01:12.40]I have two. Never answer either of them. 我有两个电话.但我一个也不接.


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Paul and Pamela Bonnell celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Friday, Sept. 13, 2019, in the summer of 2019 with a West Virginia vacation. On Sept. 13, they celebrated with steak dinners and games throughout the evening.
The couple was wed Sept. 13, 1969, at St. Mary Catholic Church, Tiffin, by the Rev. Robert Holden.
Pamela is the daughter of the late Laurent and Ruth Brickner and is retired.
Paul is the son of the late Raymond and Doreen Bonnell. He owns Tiffin Industrial Supply and works for Steel Ridge LLC.
They are parents of four children, Angie (Aaron McCaulla) Bonnell, Audrey (Tyler) Heslet, Annette (Todd) Edmond and Aaron (Kim) Bonnell, all of Tiffin. They are grandparents of nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild.


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The TTC is rejecting a call to implement new fare discounts for seniors, families and low-income riders, on the grounds that is not the transit commission's job to address social issues like income inequality.
In a report released Thursday, TTC staff recommend that the transit authority's board not pursue a host of proposals that would make public transportation more affordable for passengers with limited incomes.
They include: reducing fares for people on social assistance; allowing seniors to ride for free during off-peak hours; offering seniors off-peak transit passes at a reduced price; lowering the age of eligibility for a senior's Metropass from 65 to 60; and making family passes valid on weekdays instead of just on weekends.
"The TTC's specific mandate does not extend to resolving social issues related to income distribution. These issues, while important city-wide concerns, are beyond the expertise and scope of TTC staff to assess or resolve," notes the report, which the board commissioned after the Advisory Committee on Accessible Transit made submissions at two board meetings last fall.
"The implementation of any, or all, of the proposed initiatives described in this report would only add to the TTC's budget pressures. For this reason, TTC staff recommend that no change be made to the current concession fare structure," the report says.
The TTC's current cash fare is $3.00, but students and seniors ($2.00) and children (75 cents) pay less. A regular Metropass costs $128.50, while a seniors/student pass sells for $106.
Ideally the TTC would provide additional concession fares to riders in need, says commission spokesperson Brad Ross. But in order to maintain current service levels across the system the forgone revenue would have to be offset by a subsidy, and there's simply no room for that in the commission's budget.
"Somebody needs to pay for the revenue loss that would be incurred," he says. "That's really what it comes down to... It's about our ability to afford to have a concession fare."
TTC chair Karen Stintz was not immediately available for comment.
Transit staff determined that each of the proposals would cost the cash-strapped TTC-which recoups around 75 per cent of its operating costs through the fare box-millions of dollars.
There are an estimated 165,000 people in Toronto who receive Ontario Works or Ontario Disability Support Program payments, and allowing them to pay the same rate as students and seniors currently do would mean up to $12.6 million in lost fare revenue. Waiving payment for seniors during off-peak times would cost at least $22 million and extending the family pass to seven days a week could deal the TTC an $8.6-million hit, according to the report.
TTCRiders, a transit advocacy group, is among those who believe that vulnerable groups should get some relief at the fare box. But organization spokesperson Jessica Bell agrees that the
city and TTC doesn't have the budget to do it while maintaining current service levels.
"They're between a rock and a hard place," she says.
Earlier this month the group launched a campaign calling on the province to contribute $700 million annually to the TTC, which the organization says would be enough to pay for a 25-per-cent increase in transit service, a 20-cent reduction in regular fares, and discounted rates for people on social assistance.
Councillor Gord Perks is also concerned that people on OW or ODSP can't afford public transit, but he says that's not the TTC's responsibility.
"In my view the provincial government needs to raise social assistance rates. They're simply not adequate for living in the city of Toronto," he says. "They should take into account the cost of travelling around the city."
Under current guidelines, a single person on Ontario Works receives $250 a month for basic needs, in addition to a housing allowance.


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Since 1994, the "Musée René Magritte" association has gathered a collection of Belgian modern art focused on Magritte and his contemporaries. In 2019, twenty years after the opening of the museum inside the artist's house in Jette (Brussels), the adjoining building was renovated to showcase 250 masterpieces of Belgian abstract art. René Magritte becomes the neighbour of the first Museum of Abstract Art in Belgium!


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The next Pin Trading Night events at Disneyland and Walt Disney World are on November 7, 2019!
Both events are now SOLD OUT.
Here are The Little Mermaid 30th anniversary pins: https://disneypinsblog.com/the-little-mermaid-30th-anniversary-disney-pin-collection/
Who's going?
I purchased 1 ticket for the Walt Disney World Pin Event but I'd like to trade it for the Disneyland event since I live California. I know it's a long shot but is anyone out there interested in trading events?
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[ https://issues.oasis-open.org/browse/ODATA-482?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Ralf Handl updated ODATA-482: ----------------------------- Fix Version/s: V4.01_WD01 (was: V4.2_WD01) > Allow inlining stream properties and media resources > ---------------------------------------------------- > > Key: ODATA-482 > URL: https://issues.oasis-open.org/browse/ODATA-482 > Project: OASIS Open Data Protocol (OData) TC > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: OData ATOM Format, OData JSON Format, OData Protocol, OData URL Conventions > Affects Versions: V4.0_CS01 > Environment: [Proposed] > Reporter: Ralf Handl > Assignee: Ralf Handl > Fix For: V4.01_WD01 > > > Stream properties are similar to navigation properties as they "defer" content to a separate resource. It would be nice to be able to inline that related content similarly to related entities. > This could be done by generalizing $expand, by adding a special query option $inline or $include for stream properties, or in $select as proposed in ODATA-10. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.2.2#6258)
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A Staten Island police boss said Monday his cops fixed a broken headlight for the mother of police chokehold victim Eric Garner for "good community relations" — but sources said he gave the order to prevent a new wave of fury from the Rev. Al Sharpton.
Assistant Chief Edward Delatorre sat down with angry union delegates hours after The Post exposed the preferential treatment Gwen Carr got following her routine traffic stop.
"He says he's sympathetic to the mom because she lost her son and he's calling it 'good community relations,' " one law-enforcement source said.
Sources said that Delatorre "wanted to appease her and not make it look like the cops were targeting her" — and short-circuit "the Sharpton factor."
"We don't need him disrespecting cops with another rally," a source said of the firebrand preacher and Garner family adviser, who in August led thousands of protesters on an anti-cop march in Staten Island.
In other developments related to the "Stop and Fix" scandal:
Sources said the NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau was probing Delatorre, who could face a departmental charge of "engaging in conduct prejudicial to good order, efficiency or discipline of the department."
The NYPD Patrol Guide also prohibits "rendering any service for private interest, which interferes with proper performance of duty.
- Outrage mounted among the department's rank-and-file, with one Staten Island cop calling the situation "totally nuts" and saying it makes it look like the NYPD "bent over backwards for this woman whose son died in police custody."
"That's a no-no. Makes us look bad," the cop added.
- A peek inside Carr's 2006 Kia Sedona minivan revealed a copy of The Post from Oct. 2 with the front page headline "POPE AL" — referring to Sharpton's 60th birthday party on the same night as the Catholic Church's annual Al Smith Dinner.
A photo of Sharpton shaking hands with Gov. Cuomo also was visible on a back seat.
- Mayor de Blasio's office refused to weigh in on the controversy, ducking questions about whether the fixed headlight was an appropriate use of NYPD resources.
- A Staten Island grand jury is still reviewing evidence in Garner's July 17 death, which the Medical Examiner's Office ruled a homicide caused by "chokehold" during his arrest for illegally selling loose cigarettes.
In a statement issued through Sharpton's National Action Network, Carr — who has a pending $75 million suit against the city over her son's death — claims the help was unsolicited.
"I have never made any special requests of the NYPD," said Carr, who didn't stop the officers who came to her house from changing a front headlight to help her avoid a $150 ticket.
She also was given the necessary paperwork to prove it was repaired within the required 24 hours.
A lieutenant and sergeant were given the order from a captain, whom Delatorre instructed to help the woman after she was issued the ticket on Oct. 21.
Carr denied having Delatorre's number, but sources confirmed Monday he gave it to her following her son's death.
During Monday's meeting inside the 122nd Precinct headquarters on Staten Island, Delatorre admitted that he contacted Capt. Alan Larson of the Staten Island Task Force upon learning about Carr's run-in with the law, sources said.
That set off a chain reaction that ended with Lt. Anthony Longobardi and the sergeant buying a $25 bulb, then heading over to Carr's home and installing it.
Delatorre insisted during the meeting that he didn't get involved with the details — and that Carr's situation was relayed to him via a community board member, sources said.
But Louis Turco, president of the Lieutenants Benevolent Association, said Longobardi "was emphatically given the order by Capt. Larson to go fix that light bulb."
"That was an order that came down from Chief Delatorre. He was given the order, and he did it," Turco said.
He added: "I believe this is an improper use of manpower to go fix light bulbs. You're taking resources off the street to go fix light bulbs."
Delatorre wouldn't comment.