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In YouTube, is it possible to know the total number of videos uploaded by a channel without actually counting it?
I am only able to see the total number of "Video views" and not the number of videos uploaded.
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In YouTube, is it possible to know the total number of videos uploaded by a channel without actually counting it?
I am only able to see the total number of "Video views" and not the number of videos uploaded.
When you open any video it will display the owner's name and the total amount of videos they have to the right, like below:
If this doesn't work for you, use the answer by Geniusknight.
For the updated YouTube interface, you just need to hover over the Channel Owner's name just below the video and a popup overlay shows up showing all subscribers and amount of videos uploaded.
Some YouTube users keep their videos private, which can only be accessed when you subscribe to them. In such a case, getting the number of videos uploaded is a bit difficult if you haven't subscribed to them as you only see the videos uploaded under their name.
Working as of August 2018:
$ youtube-dl --flat-playlist https://www.youtube.com/user/adric22
[youtube:user] adric22: Downloading channel page
[youtube:playlist] UU8uT9cgJorJPWu7ITLGo9Ww: Downloading webpage
[download] Downloading playlist: Uploads from The 8-Bit Guy
[youtube:playlist] UU8uT9cgJorJPWu7ITLGo9Ww: Downloading page #1
[youtube:playlist] playlist Uploads from The 8-Bit Guy: Downloading 194 videos
[download] Downloading video 1 of 194
[download] Downloading video 2 of 194
[download] Downloading video 3 of 194
[download] Downloading video 4 of 194
[download] Downloading video 5 of 194
and so on.
[EDIT] As commenter @Husky mentions, GData is no longer available. Original answer left below for archival purposes.
You can also access it via the API, just point your browser to the following URL (after replacing TheChannel by your channel name), and read the value for totalItems:
Source: Illiou on reddit.
As of 2017 or so, none of the public methods (i.e., methods that don't require an API token) on this page are working. Here's a method that does work as of lately (mid-2018):
Change the UC prefix of the channel ID to UU and use it to access its playlist page. Note that you will change the URL pattern from
…/channel/UC… to
…/playlist?list=UU… when you use the UU form of the channelId. For example:
vv--- 'UU'
On the playlist page, you will see the number of videos currently available in the channel:
You can probably use a tool like this to get that kind of stats for a channel/user/playlist. http://youtube-playlist-analyzer.appspot.com/
You can use YouTube data API. This tool is aimed for developers but it is easy enough to use. Here is a screenshot where I counted the videos from the channel "Cours de japonais !". I've put a black border around the relevant information which can be found at the bottom of the page after the query has been ran.
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Beacon Street Diary
Our reading room will be closed to the public on Monday, November 6th for a meeting of our board.
All of our online resources will be available as usual, and staff members will be in the office to answer questions over the phone or by email.
Just in time for Halloween, we have a collection of records from the infamous Salem Witchcraft Trials of the late 17th century.
If you're familiar with Arthur Miller's play The Crucible, you might be surprised at how much more banal and bizarre some of the cases truly were.
The original manuscripts in this collection are owned by our project partners, the Phillips Library at the Peabody Essex Museum.
Check out the collection page for more information.
Special ThanksCouncil on Library and Information Resources, through a Digitizing Hidden Collections grant.
Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this resource do not necessarily represent those of the Council on Library and Information Resources.
The Congregational Library & Archives will be closed this coming Monday, October 9th, in observance of Columbus Day.
All of our online resources will be available as usual. If you have a question you'd like to ask the staff, send an us email or leave a voicemail, and we'll get back to you when we return on Tuesday.
We hope you have a safe and happy holiday weekend.
Last fall we published the digitized versions of the bound records from the Congregational Church in Sturbridge, Mass. as part of our New England's Hidden Histories program. Now we've added several groups of loose records, including correspondence to the Female Society, disciplinary case documents, and relations for admission to membership.
Take a look at the expanded Sturbridge collection and see what you can find.
Special ThanksNational Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor.
Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this resource do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
On the final day of summer, we are pleased to bring you this guest post from our most recent archival intern.
This past summer I traveled through time at the Congregational Library & Archives. They gave me the opportunity of professional growth through hands-on learning that allowed my mind's eye to witness the human and financial cost of war, and discover personal stories of victims and survivors. This was possible through processing the records from the American Committee for Relief in the Near East.
booklets on Armenia in the ACRNE collection
Another stop in the timeline of history brought me to the second half of the 1900s, where the activities of the Bay State Congregational Women's Fellowship allowed my mind to wonder through the changes in our country and culture.
I must confess, processing these two collections set my mind into writer's gear, where both learning history and creating narratives formed the perfect combination of inspiration and motivation to continue working in archives. I saw the world of possibilities each archival collection offers for interdisciplinary studies and research.
Now that the fall semester is starting we are sharing with classmates our internship experiences and I find myself recalling the fulfillment I felt during this internship. I thank the CLA and its archivists for this amazing experience.
—Maria Leighton
summer 2017 archival intern
We are excited to announce the the availability of two new collections in our New England's Hidden Histories program. Both are from towns close to us here in eastern Massachusetts.
Hopkinton, Mass. First Congregational Church
The church's first meeting house was raised in December of 1725. In 1731 the church voted to observe the Cambridge Platform of Church Discipline, which meant adopting a congregational form of governance. In 1829 the meeting house was sold, and a new church building was built. However, this building was destroyed by a fire in 1882. A new edifice was built in the same location and dedicated in 1883. This building was also destroyed by a hurricane in 1938. The fourth building was constructed in the same location in 1939. On October 2, 1994 the congregation voted to leave the United Church of Christ denomination due to theological differences. In 1997, the current church building was constructed in order to accommodate expanding membership. In September 2011 the name of the church was officially changed to Faith Community Church. They are still active today. More information can be found on their website.
Included in these records are confessions of faith; church meeting minutes; reports; and lists of marriages, baptisms, deaths, and dismissions.
The earliest history of the First Church in Pembroke can be traced to the early 18th century. The First Church in Pembroke was organized October 22, 1712 and its first minister, Daniel Lewis, was ordained December 3, 1712. Under Lewis the parish flourished and in 1727 a larger, meeting house was built. The third meeting house was erected by the end of 1837. It continues today as a vibrant congregation.
These records document the early history and life of the church, including membership lists, administrative and financial records, and church correspondence.
Special ThanksNational Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor.
Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this resource do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
The Congregational Library & Archives will be closed on Monday, September 4th in observance of Labor Day.
All of our online resources will be available as usual. If you have questions for the staff, please send an email or leave a voicemail, and we'll get back to you when we return to the office on Tuesday.
Our reading room will be briefly closed to the public on Tuesday, August 22nd from noon to 1:00 pm, for a staff event.
All of our online resources will be available as usual. If you have a question for the staff during that time, please leave a voicemail or send an email, and we will get back to you later in the day. If you are planning to visit us in person on that day, please take this into account.
The decision to sell 14 Beacon Street was weighty, complicated and historic. The story goes back to 1853, when the American Congregational Association, owner of the building and the library, was first formed. This was a time when denominational identity — and particularly the records of the past — were major issues for Congregationalists. Unlike Presbyterians and Methodists and Episcopalians, they had no central core. Congregationalists were a loose coalition of regionally organized churches, not really a denominational at all.
The ACA was typical of nineteenth-century voluntary societies. It was a small group of ambitious souls who took on two daunting but important tasks: create an archive of historical memory, and build a denominational headquarters. No one else was seeing to either one. Congregational missionary and educational and social service agencies were scattered around Boston and around the country. The records of Congregational history were languishing in church basements (as many still are) or being absorbed into other libraries.
More than half a century later the ACA succeeded. In 1898 the proprietors dedicated a grand new denominational headquarters — Congregational House — sitting at the top of Beacon Hill in Boston. They had raised the money themselves over the course of decades, through hundreds of individual donations, but they did not think small. The library occupied the second floor, an elegant high-ceiling reading room overlooking the famous Granary Burial Ground. The upper floors housed the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, the earliest and largest of the Protestant missionary agencies, as well as women's missionary organizations, educational and social service efforts, and Pilgrim Press with all its enormous machines.
The early years of the twentieth century must have been a heady time in that building. (Local guidebooks described it as a "beehive of benevolent activity".) But it could not last. By the 1970s, most of the denominational agencies had moved out, first to New York City, and then to Cleveland. 14 Beacon Street began to fill with local nonprofit organizations, providing non-luxurious office space a stone's throw from the Massachusetts statehouse.
The library remained, but in shadow. The internet age threatened to end it altogether: why endure the horrors of traffic and parking in downtown Boston when information was available at the press of a computer key?
As many readers of this blog know very well, today the Library and Archives are thriving, fulfilling the historical mission taken up in 1853, thanks in part to that internet world, but also to a hardworking staff and visionary board. From small beginnings — in 2004 one could still hear the ping of typewriters echoing in the usually empty reading room — the library has become a leader in digital preservation. Our massive effort to save and digitize colonial-era church records, the oldest documents in American history, is now supported by major grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Mellon Foundation. The CLA is a vital part of the world of historic preservation and scholarly study, and dedicated to making all of its resources available to the public. It alone preserves the memories of the Congregational churches, from their earliest beginnings to the present.
The ACA owned the building as long as it could. This was our endowment, after all. We treasured the work of our building staff — Carol Doherty, Suchesta Flynn, John Beattie, and David Chroniak — and endeavored to serve tenants as best we could for as long as we could. Ultimately the ACA faced the limitations all nonprofits do, particularly the realization that maintaining downtown Boston real estate was beyond its mission. Small wonder that the ACA board had started debating the sale issue in the 1930s, and with renewed intensity in the 2000s, as 14 Beacon passed its first century mark.
The sale is a moment for celebration, but also sadness. The Congregational Library & Archives has ensured its future: proceeds from the sale will provide adequate, though not lavish, financial resources, and will allow us to concentrate our intellectual resources on building a future instead of managing an edifice. The building will be in better hands, and it will receive the care it deserves. The board chose a new owner who understands the history of the building and its importance in Boston and Beacon Hill. But the future will be different. Many of us, I know, are grieving this change.
I have wondered a lot lately what the founders of the ACA would think about all this, and here's what I've decided: as Congregationalists they would have understood the need to stay institutionally nimble, to keep the apparatus as simple as possible. There were good reasons why Congregational churches were always bare of ornament and the worship service plain and simple. That is the Congregational Way. I believe the founders would rejoice that we are honoring their core mission, to preserve irreplaceable historic documents, and to make sure memories stay clear and relevant.
-Peggy Bendroth
We are pleased to announce the the availability of two new collections in our New England's Hidden Histories program.
Brockton, Mass. First Parish Congregational Church
This church was founded as the Fourth Church in the North Precinct of Bridgewater, became the First Parish in the new town of North Bridgewater, and then First Church in Brockton when the town changed its name in 1874. It later went on to merge with other local churches to form Christ Church in Brockton. The records contained in the two volumes that have been digitized are from the early years of First Church, and include information about membership, the governance of the church, and the administration of the parish in which it was located.
For more information about the larger Christ Church Brockton collection, see the archival finding aid, or go straight to the collection page and start reading.
This collection contains the early records of First Congregational Church Stoneham, founded in 1729. Included are church records of meeting minutes, vital statistics, and membership rolls; parish and financial records, including salary and capital expenses; and documents created by ministers who served the church, including commonplace and account books from James Osgood, and sermons from an unnamed minister, most likely John Stevens who served in both Stoneham and Haverhill.
For further information about the full collection, please consult the finding aid, or go directly to the collection page.
Special ThanksNational Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor.
Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this resource do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

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I rarely describe myself as a special education teacher. I do not describe my students as special education students. I am a teacher who teaches differently. My students have autism. My students are children who think differently. This is what I believe. It is not a nice way of putting something unpleasant. I find nothing … Continue reading
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I do understand It's differently than you But I understand you -by Mrs F Please make an effort to understand those who think differently than you.


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Elephant Dreams
Genre: Young Adult / Historical Fiction / Sweet Romance
Publisher: Melange Books
Date of Publication: September 2, 2017
Number of Pages: 224
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Desperate to escape her squalid life on the streets of New York City, sixteen-year-old Fiona Finn seeks help at the magnificent Church of the Ascension where Charles Loring Brace, a social reformer horrified by the plight of New York City's street children, arranges for her to go west aboard an Orphan Train.
Fiona's homeless, alcoholic father has other plans, however. He wants Fiona to "work" the streets to support his drinking and pursues her across the midwest until she is forced to abandon the train in Houston to avoid a sheriff bent on returning her to her father.
Alone in the dark on the Texas prairie, Fiona's terrifying experience with a circus elephant, Bolivar, sets the stage for a future she could never have imagined.


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vim.wasm - 基于 WebAssembly 实现 vim
This project is an experimental fork of Vim editor by @rhysd to compile it into WebAssembly using emscripten and binaryen.
Try it with your browser
- Please access from a desktop browser (Chrome/Firefox/Safari/Edge). Safari seems the best on macOS.
- Please avoid slow networks. Your browser will fetch total of around 1MB files.
- vim.wasm takes key inputs from DOM
keydownevent. Please disable your browser extensions which affect key inputs (incognito mode would be the best).
- This project is very early phase of experiment. Currently only tiny features are supported. More features will be implemented (please see TODO section). And you may notice soon on trying it... it's buggy :)
- If inputting something does not change anything, please try to click somewhere in the page. Vim may have lost the focus.
- You can try vimtutor by
:e tutor.
- Vim exits on
:quit, but the command does not close a browser tab. Please close it manually :)
The goal of this project is running Vim editor on browser by compiling Vim C sources into WebAssembly.
How It Works
Build Process
WebAssembly frontend for Vim is implemented as a new GUI frontend. C sources are compiled to each LLVM bitcode files and then they are linked to one bitcode file
vim.bc by
emcc finally compiles the
vim.bc into
vim.wasm binary using binaryen and generates HTML/JavaScript runtime.
The difference I faced at first was the lack of terminal library such as ncurses. I modified
configure script to ignore the terminal library check. It's OK since GUI frontend for Wasm is always used instead of CUI frontend. I needed many
workarounds to pass
configure checks.
emscripten provides Unix-like environment. So
os_unix.c can support Wasm. However, some features are not supported by emscripten. I added many
#ifdef FEAT_GUI_WASM guards to disable features which cannot be supported by Wasm
fork (2) support, PTY support, signal handlers are stubbed, ...etc).
I created
gui_wasm.c heavily referencing
gui_mac.c and
gui_w32.c. Event loop (
gui_mch_update() and
gui_mch_wait_for_chars()) is simply implemented with
sleep(). And almost
all UI rendering events arer passed to JavaScript layer by calling JavaScript functions from C thanks to emscripten.
C sources are compiled (with many optimizations) into LLVM bitcode with Clang which is integrated to emscripten. Then all bitcode files (
.o) are linked to one bitcode file
vim.bc with
llvm-link linker (also integrated to emscripten).
Finally I created JavaScript runtime to draw the rendering events sent from C. It is created as
wasm/runtime.ts using emscripten API.
It draws Vim screen to
<canvas/> element with rendering events such as 'draw text', 'scroll screen', 'set foreground color', 'clear rect', ...etc.
emcc (emscripten's C compiler) compiles the
vim.bc into
vim.js and
vim.html with preloaded Vim runtime files (i.e. colorscheme) using binaryen. Runtime files are put on a virtual
file system provided by emscripten on a browser.
Now hosting
vim.html with a web server and accessing to it with browser opens Vim. It works.
User Interaction
User interaction is very simple. You input something with keyboard. Browser takes it as
KeyboardEvent on
keydown event and JavaScript runtime sends the input to Wasm thanks to emscripten's JS to C API. Sent input is added
to a buffer in C layer. It affects the editor's state.
An editor core implemented in C calculates rendering events and sends it to JavaScript layer thanks to emscripten's C to JS API. JavaScript runtime receives rendering events and stores them into a queue. On animation frames, it draws them to
<canvas/> element in the web page.
Finally you can see the rendered results in the page.
Please make sure that Emscripten and binaryen (I'm using 1.38.6) are installed. If you use macOS, they can be installed with
brew install emscripten binaryen.
You can use
build.sh script to hack this project. Just after cloning this repository, simply run
./build.sh and it builds vim.wasm in
wasm/ directory. It takes time and CPU power a lot.
Finally host the
wasm/ directly on
localhost with web server such as
python -m http.server 1234. Accessing to
localhost:1234/vim.html will start Vim with debug build. Note that it's much slower than
release build since many debug features are enabled.
Please note that this repository's
wasm branch is frequently rebased on the latest vim/vim master branch. If you want to hack this project, please ensure to create your own branch and merge
wasm branch into your branch by
git merge.
Known Issues
- WebAssembly nor JavaScript does not provide
sleep(). By default, emscripten compiles
sleep()into a busy loop. So vim.wasm is using Emterpreter which provides
emscripten_sleep(). Some whitelisted functions are run with Emterpreter. But this feature is not so stable. It makes built binaries larger and compilation longer.
- JavaScript to C does not fully work with Emterpreter. For example, calling some C APIs breaks Emterpreter stack. This also means that calling C functions from JavaScript passing a
stringparameter does not work.
Development is managed in GitHub Projects.
- 'small' (or larger) features support (currently only 'tiny' features are supported)
- Async event loop (to disable Emterpreter)
- Mouse support
- Persistent
- Packaging vim.wasm as npm package or ES Modules as Web Component
- Save files to local on
Special Thanks
This project was heavily inspired by impressive project vim.js by Lu Wang.
All additional files in this repository are licensed under the same license as Vim (VIM LICENSE). Please see
:help license for more detail.
Original README is following.
What is Vim?
Vim is a greatly improved version of the good old UNIX editor Vi. Many new features have been added: multi-level undo, syntax highlighting, command line history, on-line help, spell checking, filename completion, block operations, script language,
etc. There is also a Graphical User Interface (GUI) available. Still, Vi compatibility is maintained, those who have Vi "in the fingers" will feel at home. See
runtime/doc/vi_diff.txt for differences with Vi.
This editor is very useful for editing programs and other plain text files. All commands are given with normal keyboard characters, so those who can type with ten fingers can work very fast. Additionally, function keys can be mapped to commands by the user, and the mouse can be used.
Vim runs under MS-Windows (NT, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10), Macintosh, VMS and almost all flavours of UNIX. Porting to other systems should not be very difficult. Older versions of Vim run on MS-DOS, MS-Windows 95/98/Me, Amiga DOS, Atari MiNT, BeOS, RISC OS and OS/2. These are no longer maintained.
You can often use your favorite package manager to install Vim. On Mac and Linux a small version of Vim is pre-installed, you still need to install Vim if you want more features.
There are separate distributions for Unix, PC, Amiga and some other systems. This
README.md file comes with the runtime archive. It includes the documentation, syntax files and other files that are used at runtime. To run Vim you must
get either one of the binary archives or a source archive. Which one you need depends on the system you want to run it on and whether you want or must compile it yourself. Check www.vim.org/download.ph… for an overview of currently available distributions.
Some popular places to get the latest Vim:
- Check out the git repository from github.
- Get the source code as an archive.
- Get a Windows executable from the vim-win32-installer repository.
If you obtained a binary distribution you don't need to compile Vim. If you obtained a source distribution, all the stuff for compiling Vim is in the
src directory. See
src/INSTALL for instructions.
See one of these files for system-specific instructions. Either in the READMEdir directory (in the repository) or the top directory (if you unpack an archive):
README_ami.txt Amiga
README_unix.txt Unix
README_dos.txt MS-DOS and MS-Windows
README_mac.txt Macintosh
README_vms.txt VMS
There are other
README_*.txt files, depending on the distribution you used.
The Vim tutor is a one hour training course for beginners. Often it can be started as
vimtutor. See
:help tutor for more information.
The best is to use
:help in Vim. If you don't have an executable yet, read
runtime/doc/help.txt. It contains pointers to the other documentation files. The User Manual reads like a book and is recommended to learn to use
Vim. See
:help user-manual.
Vim is Charityware. You can use and copy it as much as you like, but you are encouraged to make a donation to help orphans in Uganda. Please read the file
runtime/doc/uganda.txt for details (do
:help uganda inside Vim).
Summary of the license: There are no restrictions on using or distributing an unmodified copy of Vim. Parts of Vim may also be distributed, but the license text must always be included. For modified versions a few restrictions apply. The license is GPL compatible, you may compile Vim with GPL libraries and distribute it.
Fixing bugs and adding new features takes a lot of time and effort. To show your appreciation for the work and motivate Bram and others to continue working on Vim please send a donation.
Since Bram is back to a paid job the money will now be used to help children in Uganda. See
runtime/doc/uganda.txt. But at the same time donations increase Bram's motivation to keep working on Vim!
For the most recent information about sponsoring look on the Vim web site: www.vim.org/sponsor/
If you would like to help making Vim better, see the CONTRIBUTING.md file.
The latest news about Vim can be found on the Vim home page: www.vim.org/
If you have problems, have a look at the Vim documentation or tips: www.vim.org/docs.php vim.wikia.com/wiki/Vim_Ti…
If you still have problems or any other questions, use one of the mailing lists to discuss them with Vim users and developers: www.vim.org/maillist.ph…
If nothing else works, report bugs directly: Bram Moolenaar firstname.lastname@example.com
Main author
Send any other comments, patches, flowers and suggestions to: Bram Moolenaar firstname.lastname@example.com
This is
README.md for version 8.1 of Vim: Vi IMproved.


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If after moving over any item in the map, a soft-yellow dialog appears, you can click on it to get more information...
Morelia's Downtown
Morelia's downtown is considered one of the best representations of Michoacán's
richness that, together with it's architecture and city's outline, forms part of the Humankind's
Cultural Patrimony. Walking by it's streets, plazas and gardens, visiting it's magnificent temples
and buildings is an experience worth to live. In addition, you will find night clubs, peñas,
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23 May "Warm Coffee"
10 x 8″ oil/canvas panel
For purchase information click here.
Well, today I think I may have made a breakthrough. I have been stressing quite a bit on this whole stylized approach that my paintings have been leaning toward. Really, I'm just thinking its not the direction I want to go. Allowing myself the freedom to experiment with it, though, has really I helped create some interesting areas in my work that I'm excited about and want to hold on to. With this painting, some of that outline is still visable. For me, a happy medium. I love the composition on this one, sort of a leaning cross.
This is my husband again, and about the best likeness I've ever done of him. I am still wanting to do a cowgirl series much like this pose.


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Two men are trying to get in a quick eighteen holes, but there two women golfers in front of them who are taking quite a long time to play each hole.
The first guy says, "Why don't you go over and ask if we can play through?" The second guy gets about halfway there, turns and comes back. The first guy says, "What's wrong?"
He says, "One of them is my wife, and the other is my mistress."
The first guy says, "That could be a problem. I'll go over." He gets about halfway there and he turns and comes back, too.
The second guy says, "What's wrong?"
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A fun thing to do with the family is to go along to the Mosman Twilight Christmas Market which is held at Mosman Square / Village Green on Thursday 6 December from 4.30-.9.30pm. There will be live entertainment, gifts to buy, a great selection of fine foods and of course Santa will be there for the kids.
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The insurance costs and travel are a big problem, no doubt. Fixing that is something I can't do with words, but I can foresee an instance the NHL and IOC would agree to some sort of deal. The NHL wants to play in Beijing in 2022 and if the IOC loses money on amateurs in 2018, both sides are likely warmer with coming to terms.
It's not perfect and it's not really a solution to this plan but hey, I'm a writer with a laptop not a miracle worker.
Jordan Reed Womens Jersey I caught up with Rucker — who was spotted crying when the Gamecocks made it to Final Four after beating Florida at Madison Square Garden last weekend — about how many times he messed up during that concert, how psyched he is that both the men and women of South Carolina are in the semifinals of March Madness, and why South Carolina is better than North Carolina.
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Fans of the NBA who only pay attention to the tournament to catch a glimpse of the future of their league will likely be disappointed in the "lack of star power" at the Final Four. The fact of the matter is that if we're talking about actual production at not next-level projections, almost all of the tournament's biggest stars are going to be in Phoenix.


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Postdoctoral Research Associate in Computational Astrophysics
The Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Leadership Computing Facility (OLCF) has the charge to develop and apply transformational computational science capabilities in support of dramatic advances in our understanding of the physical world and to use that knowledge to address the most pressing national and international concerns. As a designated User Facility, the OLCF hosts one of the most powerful computers in the world and delivers an unparalleled environment in which to make new discoveries that will dramatically impact the nation's ability to produce a secure energy economy and increase mankind's fundamental understanding of our world. The facility has a goal of assisting in creating the next generation of computational scientist using current and emerging high-end computing resources to tackle the most demanding scientific challenges of tomorrow, and is seeking to grow their current postdoctoral program and develop the next-generation computational science workforce with strong expertise in individual science domains, as well as expertise in the programming models needed for the development of methods and their implementation on state-of-the-art, high-end computational resources.
We are seeking Postdoctoral Research Associates to work as part of our Computational Astrophysics team. In this role, you will focus on state-of-the-art simulations for core-collapse supernovae, both performing and analyzing the results of simulations and developing the next-generation of simulation code and analysis tools. You will work alongside a dedicated team of researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and the University of Tennessee, along with other member institutions, as a part of the multi-institutional CHIMERA and Exascale Computing Project's ExaStar code teams, and have the opportunity to share your results with the scientific community.
The successful candidates will be mentored by, and teamed with, staff in the Scientific Computing Group in the OLCF and ORNL's Computational and Applied Mathematics Group, as well as faculty at the University of Tennessee. Appointments will be for one year, with the possibility of renewal for a second year, depending on performance and the availability of funding.
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Applicants cannot have received their Ph.D. more than five years prior to the date of application and must complete all degree requirements before starting their appointment. The appointment length will be up to 24 months with the potential for extension. Initial appointments and extensions are subject to performance and availability of funding.
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ALBANY — State Sen. Kevin Parker stirred controversy on Thursday at the Renaissance Albany Hotel while talking about the upcoming legislative session for the Business Council of New York's government affairs planning meeting.
"What I said was, 'Don't show up to a meeting with four white guys,'" the Brooklyn Democrat told the Times Union on Friday.
The remark, he said, was part of a larger point about the need for companies and organizations to diversify, while also highlighting the diversity of the incoming Democratic majority in the chamber. Parker explained that he was trying to be "entertaining" with how he talked about the subject.
"I'm disappointed that anybody was offended by my comment," Parker said. "It was meant to be provocative and not offensive, but I stand by my point."
Parker is a front runner to lead the Senate's energy committee in the upcoming legislative session, having previously served as the ranking Democratic member on the committee. If he is elevated to chairman, energy industry lobbyists would have a significant interest soliciting his support for their priorities.
He noted that the makeup of the Democratic conference is in stark contrast with the chamber's outgoing Republican majority, which has no minority members. The incoming freshman class of Democrats includes the first Iranian-American, Indian-American and Taiwanese-American senators.
Parker said the fact people in attendance felt the need to "snitch" on him to the Times Union was proof positive of the need for diversity, as he felt the larger issue he was raising fell on deaf ears in the mostly white crowd. He said that a few people of color thanked him for his comments when he was done.
He did acknowledge that black and Latino senators might be more comfortable engaging with black and Latino lobbyists, who are not the majority in Albany. "It's not that my colleagues can't talk to white guys," Parker added.
He also advised the crowd on Thursday that the turnover in the chamber was an opportunity for people with business before the state to educate the newer members of the Senate Democratic Conference about their interests.
Parker, who was first elected to the Senate in 2002, occasionally found himself in hot water due to his temper during his first decade in office. He has not had public controversy in more recent years, and has instead become known for his public frankness.
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Approx Size 5-6"
A spectacular & super rare fish in this hobby, the Fingered Dragonet is a cousin to the Scooter Dragonet but is much more ornate and certainly WAY larger!
Much like their cousin the Scooter Dragonet, they spend most of their day independently scooting in & out of your rocks hunting live copepods etc. At dusk, if you have a pair, they will find each other & display mating behavior which is a beautiful sight to see! At night or when scared they will bury themselves in the sand to hide & are almost invisible due to their coloration & pattern which gives them perfect camouflage.
These peaceful little fish are normally ignored by other fish as they don't have normal fish characteristics that make them seem like a threat.
Special Notes!Never, ever keep 2 male Dragonets in the same tank as they will fight to the death! Also beware of the fact that some male Dragonets could have been improperly housed with unsuitable tankmates & may have had their long dorsal fin nipped off so it "looks" like a female! Folks, this is way too common. Buy only from a reputable source like AquaCorals & know what you're getting!
I do NOT recommend quarantine tanks. Because Dragonets spend most of their time in among the rocks they would no doubt scared being in a small environment where they can't hide as normal from perceived danger. Add to this, the transfer from the Q tank to the DT (display tank) is going to be another stressor for them. Never is a Q tank exactly the same as a DT, the transfer scares them & they have to acclimate to yet another environment. I encourage you to place my Dragonets in your DT once acclimated.
My Dragonets do not leave my facility until they are eating frozen PE Mysis Shrimp! This usually takes a week so you know they are fully rested as well as eating when they arrive to your home!
Feeding Dragonets: Feed Every Day - Once A Day. My Dragonets are trained to eat PE Mysis Shrimp. Prepare by thawing the amount to feed in cold tap water. IA clean bathroom size paper cup works well for most. Once thawed, pour/strain through a net (a 3 inch net works great for this) & rinse with cold tap water. Add clean tap water to your container & backwash the Mysis shrimp into the water. Add any other foods like flake & frozen Calanus to the Mysis. I suck up this "suop" with a clean turkey baster & broadcast feed the mix into the tank.
Please, do not chase your AquaCorals Dragonet(s) around trying to target feed them as they are all reclusive eaters meaning they won't want to eat in front of you until they associate you with food. Trust me when I say my Dragonets know full well what PE Mysis shrimp is & when hungry, will chase after it no matter how many other fish you may have competing for it! A sad commentary is that this beautiful little fish is still drug collected by many today which almost always results in it starving, even though eating. This is noted by a concave belly as well as seeing a horizontal rib line that runs down the length of their body. A well conditioned Dragonet will be rounded out all the way to it's tail whereas a malnourished Dragonet will be concave above & below this rib line, pictured below.
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Sullivan High School class of 1957 met at Perkins Restaurant in Ashland for its 50-year class reunion.
Eleven members of the class and one teacher were in attendance.
Those attending included Curt Howe of Polk; Larry Messmore, David Miller, Glenda Kiefer Gilbert and Mary Ann Marshall Welch of Ashland; Edith Ringler Laborie of Portage; Lyn Davidson Parker of Sandusky; Janet Foster Novak of Fern Park, Fla.; Carol Walter Dassel of Prattville Ala.; Bob Wilson of Little Rock, Ark; David Clark of Jennerstown Pa.; and teacher Joe Kemp of Spencer.


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Mohilary also informed that discussions with other organisations will also be held on the issue.
Later talking to mediapersons, Prem Tamang, president of AAGSU, said that as per invitation of the Council, the official discussion with the BTC Chief and Chief Secretary was very positive as they have realized their mistakes and made clarification over the issue. He also appealed to the Council not to take such kind of a decision on land rights of the people of BTAD in the near future.
Echoing the same, Lakhi Sedai, general secretary of Assam Gorkha Sammilon, said if the Council fails to fulfil its commitment, then the organisations will again be compelled to launch agitation programmes against the BTC authority.


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Friday, September 5, 2008
tiny b says
faith trumps luck.
some may say they are the same. but to me there are subtle, yet powerful differences between these two things. luck is passive. hopeful, yes, but still just waiting to see what the outcome will be, whatever it will be. faith is forward, positive, at cause and focused on a variety of positive experiences that will result from everyday action and experience. even when bad things happen, faith tells us it's for a reason, a lesson, the bigger plan. I like that.
(tiny b is yet another alter-ego I've brought out because I get a wee bit embarrassed when I get all spiritual and floaty. I'm normally very grounded and realistic and blush a bit when I feel more like walking a labyrinth than gathering the facts. I'm sure all my friends in the mental health field are beginning to worry about lola and tiny b. only two so far, that's not so bad, right?)
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Caring for local family pets since the early 1970's
Commenced by David Ball the clinic was originally located in Dapto Court. Rod Yeatman purchased the clinic in February 1980, married the clinic's long serving nurse, Michelle in 1982 and moved the business to its current location at 164 Princes Hwy in 1985. The clinic is now situated opposite the Ribbonwood Centre.
The clinic has attended to many pets over the last 40 years, catering to the needs of both small and large animals.
The stable facilities were added to the rear of the building in 1985 so that large animals such as horses and cows could be easily examined, treated and even hospitalised at the clinic.


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Katherine Lynas and Adam Gillespie point out that strong diversified growth funds distinguish themselves in performance terms at times of heightened market stress
Types of DGF
• Diversified: Managers gain their return and reduce risk through diversification of broad asset classes. Returns are primarily beta-driven.
• Dynamic: Managers move swiftly and opportunistically into primarily traditional asset classes.
• Complex: Managers are able to take short positions to make gains from relative price movements. Returns are dominated by alpha and/or alternative risk premia.
• Algorithmic: Managers implement a quantitative process, with minimal human intervention, with the intention of removing behavioural bias in decision-making.
We all know diversification as one of the inalienable rules of portfolio construction. At its most basic level, a well-diversified portfolio can smooth out returns over time and, in some cases, even help to improve returns. But while the theory of diversification may be sound, historically the practice is much more difficult, particularly as the pace of markets speeds up and the correlation between asset classes rapidly changes. However, the increase in diversified growth funds (DGFs) presents schemes with an opportunity to access tailored diversification strategies.
Historically, pension schemes looking for a simple diversification strategy invested in balanced funds. These typically held equities, bonds, property and cash in relatively fixed proportions. While this achieved some diversification, the range of asset classes was limited and there was little scope for an active element; managers struggled to access potentially lucrative investment opportunities or exit potentially risky ones as market conditions changed.
Before the 2008 financial crisis, correlations between asset classes used to change gradually. This gave investors the time they needed to develop their assumptions, re-calibrate their models and adjust asset allocations. But the crisis reinforced the fact that the market had sped up. Nowhere is this more evident than in the development of buzz words such as 'dynamic correlation' and the fact that managers now monitor correlations on an on-going basis as a key part of risk management, as opposed to on an annual basis as was previously the case.
The experience of 2008 alerted investors to that fact that new ways and forms of diversification were required. The response came in the form of dynamic asset allocation funds. These funds provided a more active approach, allowing investors to react quickly to potential opportunities and to protect capital values when asset classes looked likely to fall. These funds subsequently developed into what we now know as DGFs.
The challenge facing schemes is not how to diversify, but the way in which they diversify. At present, there is no formal definition of DGFs and every approach is slightly different. However, we consider the appropriate funds for schemes to be those that aim to achieve equity-like returns with one-third to two-thirds of the volatility of equities. With so many approaches to choose from, the diversification choice for pension schemes is far from simple. So what options do schemes have and how can they find a DGF which is suited to their needs?
In analysing the DGF universe, we can broadly divide funds into four categories. The categories are: diversified, dynamic, complex and algorithmic (see panel).
Owing to their mechanistic nature, algorithmic funds are an unsuitable investment for pension schemes and so we focus on the remaining three types below. In these different styles, pension schemes have an array of options to tailor their diversification strategy to their wider strategic objectives.
Funds in the diversified category are typically relatively simple, relying on diversification and market returns to achieve their returns and manage their risk. Over the past five years, as returns on the main asset classes were relatively strong, this has led to strong performance for these funds, although performance over shorter timescales at periods of higher correlations has been variable. Figure 1 shows that the equity beta – the level of correlation of the fund with the equity market - on this type of funds is relatively high.
Dynamic funds tend to use more active management and more sophisticated investment techniques. Over recent years this has allowed these funds to manage to lower their risk relative to diversified funds, but at the cost of slightly lower returns.
The third category, complex funds, uses more complicated investment processes that can include relative-value techniques, which means that theoretically they are less exposed to overall market movements and the returns are more dependent on the manager decisions. They should also be less correlated to conventional markets and therefore are a good diversifier within a portfolio that holds equities and bonds elsewhere. Since 2011, these funds have shown the lowest levels of risk, and corresponding lower returns, out of the three main types of fund. As can be seen in figure 1, the correlation between this type of fund and equities is relatively low, indicating that key drivers of this fund are not equity-linked.
While the performance of many DGFs is similar a lot of the time, strong funds differentiate themselves at times of stress, with the distribution of returns widening, as shown in figure 2 below. Out of a selection of 42 DGFs, the range of returns in June 2016 was 7.6%, the widest in the previous three years and compared to an average of 4.0%. Also of note is that under relatively normal circumstances the performance of global equities is within, or at least not too far outside, the DGF performance range. However, in June 2016 – a month of great uncertainty – global equities vastly outperformed all DGFs. It would be wrong to draw conclusions from performance over a single month and in any case we would not expect DGFs to keep pace with equities when equities rally strongly. However, it is a reminder that even the most prepared (and diversified) can be hurt by the unexpected.
In markets where either equities or bonds (or both) are performing well, it is generally not difficult for DGFs to perform reasonably well in absolute terms. Although recent market conditions have proved more testing for some DGFs, those with robust investment processes and risk management techniques have performed in line with expectations, providing a smoothed return and lower risk compared to equity investment.
For pension funds, the nuances in approach provide an opportunity to achieve bespoke diversification tailored to their wider strategic objectives and direction. We continue to believe that DGFs have an important part to play in investors' portfolios and, given there is such a huge range, schemes should have no difficulty in finding a diversification approach that is perfectly suited to their needs.
Katherine Lynas is head of manager research and Adam Gillespie is a principal at Punter Southall
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After a staggering 2018 for fashion trends. Here is a trend update for 2019 that all you fashionistas need to look out for! Various designers and fashion experts are taking up varied styles to highlight femininity in a way that is a merger of fun & bold. Here are some styles we will are set to rule this year!
Since the start over the year, we have seen various celebs, fashion experts, influencers perfectly donning beautiful pastel shades in various styles. In casual wear, outwear and bridal wear as well. The pastel colour palette not only adds a unique sense of elegance and grace to the entire look, it compliments your personality and makes you look younger. Not just brides, stunning pastels have even been adopted by bridesmaids to add a touch of subtlety to their blingy, wedding appearance. Bhumi Pednekar in Raisin, sporting our Pastel Light Blue Embroidered Viscose Kurti is one such piece with the right amount of intricacy & subtlety.
Stunning wild prints are back in style in the most fabulous way! We suggest some of the best ways to don these prints! One of the perfect ways is to style them with an addition of subtle pieces like a fun, simple skirt, subtle scarf, plain jeans or bottom wear, anything that gives a sense of completeness with the help of these basics. A printed breezy dress with a leather jacket and boots is also one way to keep it fun and edgy! So win over with prints for anything – a casual day look to a killer night out style!
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Denim, truly a fabric that stays with you in your own way, versatile and truly stunning in every way you wear it! Wearing it as a dress, a pair of trousers, a shirt, a skirt or a kurti, denim can be donned every day in any way. From a dapper denim jacket to a casual skirt, we have seen celebs wearing denim in unique ways & looking their best! Bhumi Pednekar in Raisin looks jaw-dropping in our Denim A-line Dress. The dress has an intricate embroidery on the yolk & has donned it with a massive belt which adds an oomph factor to her overall look.


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Addressing the Fears Underlying NIMBY:
A physician in Windsor, Ontario, has written about the problem of opioid addiction and the very positive role that methadone maintenance treatment can and does play in addressing it. He describes and corrects some of the major misconceptions that cause so many communities to fight against the establishment and continued operation of methadone treatment services.
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Financial Assistance While Waiting to Settle A Personal Injury Claim
Auto accident victims have a common question – how long will it take to settle my case? This is an obvious question because victims want to put the accident behind them, but also want compensation for their loss, sooner rather than later, especially if injuries meant the inability to return to work. Unfortunately, most insurance companies will deny, delay, and defend a claim. An experienced attorney will fight for the best settlement possible, but filing a lawsuit and waiting out the litigation process can take months, even years. Time is not on the plaintiff's side, especially a cash-strapped one. With limited options to pay even their basic needs, plaintiffs may consider help from family or friends or max-out credit cards. Family and friends may be unable to provide the necessary cash and credit card companies still require monthly payments. That leaves a plaintiff with two choices – settle with the insurance company now, knowing it is a low settlement offer or apply for lawsuit funding.
What is lawsuit funding?
Lawsuit funding is a cash advance (not a lawsuit loan) provided to plaintiffs who are involved in pending litigation through no fault of their own and need financial assistance. It is based on the merits of the case – what the funding company thinks the case will ultimately settle for.
Who is eligible for funding?
Anyone who has filed a lawsuit and are represented by an attorney, or who has settled a lawsuit and awaiting payment, is eligible for lawsuit funding.
What can the cash advance be used for?
The money can be used any way the client would like, but it is recommended that funding be used for "emergency" needs, such as medical expenses, mortgage, car payments, putting food on the table, etc.
How much can a plaintiff receive?
The amount of funding received depends on the details of the case.
How is the cash advance repaid?
Repayment of the cash advance, with interest, is made once the case successfully settles. If the case is lost, repayment is waived in its entirety. Additionally, there are no monthly payments or upfront fees.
What is needed to apply for funding?
The only requirement to apply is completion of a one-page application by the plaintiff and case documentation from the plaintiff's attorney. There is no need for a credit check or employment verification.
How long will it take to receive the cash advance?
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If you are in a pending personal injury lawsuit and don't have the financial ability to wait out the litigation process, consider lawsuit funding to provide the financial relief you need.


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Is this something you've experienced? You or someone you know starts suffering from numbness or discomfort on their feet or hands that doesn't ever completely disappear no matter what they do. In some instances it's like having your toes fall asleep. Other times it feels like fine needles, or maybe the feet slowly just go numb. The doc says you have PN, or Peripheral Neuropathy. Tens of millions of other people in the country have it too.
If you have just been clinically diagnosed and are striving to know precisely what all of this means, the first thing you should know is that that PN is really a bunch of signs and symptoms, not a disease. Maybe an example will help. Let's say you're unable to stay asleep, your physician will say you have got insomnia; that's the medical phrase for not being able to sleep. But the truth is that you could have insomnia for a dozen totally different reasons: you might have terrible physical pain originating from a ankle sprain, or perhaps you have migraines. Maybe the family across the street just turn up their songs too loud every night. Whatever causes it, the term "insomnia" doesn't really describe what's wrong; it only describes what you feel. In just the same way, neuropathy describes what you feel when you have harm to your nerves, but it doesn't explain how that damage happened in the first place.
Your central nervous system has been injured, and there are lots of things which may be causing the harm. Often in the United States it is the result of being diabetic, but like the inability to stay asleep could have a thousand various triggers, Neuropathy can have thousands of triggers also. As an example, one of the largest causes of Peripheral Neuropathy (the kind of nerve damage that you experience in your hands and feet) in Africa is leprosy. It's even common for many to have some type of neuropathy as a side-effect of surgery.
In countries in Europe greater than two-and-a-half percent of middle-aged folks have it, and those figures rise to around 8.5 percent as people age. It's a difficulty that tends never to go away because most of the underlying illnesses that cause it generally get worse as time goes by. In addition, as you may have learned from hearing about people who have spinal-cord injuries, injuries to the neurological system times will not recover or heal in the same way as other wounds heal.
So why the feet? Why get neuropathy there instead of some other place? Because the nerve fibers to the feet are the longest nerves in the human body. Any illness that slowly hurts all of your nerve fibers will emerge first inside your feet, simply because they have the longest nerves.
On the positive side, many of the fundamental issues that give you PN (except a handful) usually are not contagious or genetic. So it is not something you could give to other folks like you would the flu or a runny nose.
Peripheral Neuropathy doesn't really have any special diet that fixes it, but diets and medications can definitely help. Bear in mind that diabetes is a leading reason for neuropathy. There have been numerous studies proving the benefits of diet regimes and weight-loss effects on diabetes. The on-line world is filled with accounts about folks using specialized diets to shed pounds and drive back diabetes. Several people report good results with neuropathy in feet along these lines.
There are some easy things you can try right away if you have neuropathy in your feet. Check into special sneakers. Try receiving a therapeutic massage. Mostly, get assistance. There are professionals in neuropathy that you can see and organizations where people trade what works and what doesn't and explore various things that can help them manage.
However you got here, you need to get in gear and get moving. Take some action. Neuropathy in feet and the other extremities is a lot more serious than a runny nose or a stumped toe. You must give it some serious attention. PN may get even more serious if the primary illness worsens. It is entirely possible that it could lead to amputations perhaps even death if you continue to ignore it. Determine what the root disorder is and receive treatment for that. Take some easy steps and put yourself on the path to making the biggest difference you can in your life.
There are lots of sites on the internet to learn more about neuropathy in feet. There may be many types of neuropathy in feet legs, but there are even more fundamental illnesses. Best of luck in your efforts to learn more.


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Meeting Notice
Date: 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Location: Legislative Chamber, Room 250, City Hall
Commissioners: Mirkarimi (Chair), Campos (Vice Chair), Alioto-Pier, Avalos, Chiu, Chu, Daly, Dufty, Elsbernd, Mar and Maxwell
Clerk: Erika Cheng
1. Roll Call
Approval of Minutes of May 18, 2010 Meeting - ACTION* attachment
3. Chair's Report - INFORMATION
4. Executive Director's Report - INFORMATION
Items for Direct Board Consideration
5. Update on California High-Speed Rail - INFORMATION
The Peninsula Rail Program is a partnership between the California High-Speed Rail Authority and Caltrain on the Alternative Analysis for the San Francisco to San Jose section of the California high-speed rail project. Dominic Spaethling, Regional Manager for the California High-Speed Rail Authority, and Robert Doty, Director for the Peninsula Rail Program, will provide an overview on statewide project status on economic development and jobs, environmental benefits, and American Recovery and Reinvestment Funds. This is an information item.
Recommendations from the Finance Committee
6. Adopt the Proposed Fiscal Year 2010/11 Annual Budget and Work Program - ACTION* attachment
7. Authorize the Executive Director to Negotiate and Execute Annual Contract Renewals with City and County of San Francisco Departments and to Exercise Contract Options for Various Annual Professional Services, in an Amount Not to Exceed $1,227,220 - ACTION* attachment
8. Increase the Authorized Amount of the Memorandum of Agreement with Treasure Island Development Authority by $487,000, to a Total Loan Obligation Amount Not to Exceed $9,287,000, to Complete Preliminary Engineering and Design for the I-80/Yerba Buena Island Interchange Improvement Project and Authorize the Executive Director to Modify Certain Agreement Terms - ACTION* attachment
9. Increase the Amount of the Professional Services Contract with AECOM by $9,200,000, to a Total Amount Not to Exceed $15,935,000, to Complete Preliminary Engineering and Design of the I-80/Yerba Buena Island Interchange Improvement Project and Authorize the Executive Director to Negotiate Contract Terms and Conditions - ACTION* attachment
Recommendations from the Plans and Programs Committee
10. Approve the Bayview Hunters Point Neighborhood Transportation Plan Final Report - ACTION* enclosure attachment
11. Approve the 2009 Prop K 5-Year Prioritization Program for Bus Rapid Transit/Transit Preferential Streets/MUNI Metro Network and Amendment of the 2009 Prop K Strategic Plan - ACTION* enclosure attachment
12. Allocate $19,060,211 in Prop K Funds, with Conditions, for Seventeen Annual Requests, Subject to the Attached Fiscal Year Cash Flow Distribution Schedules - ACTION* enclosure attachment
13. Approve the 2010 Congestion Management Agency Block Grant Program of Projects - ACTION* attachment
Recommendations from the Personnel Committee
14. POSSIBLE CLOSED SESSION: Public Employee Performance Evaluation - ACTION*
The Authority may hold a closed session under Gov. Code 54957 concerning the annual evaluation of performance of the Executive Director.
OPEN SESSION: After the closed session, the Chair shall report the vote taken on any motion in the closed session.
Annual Compensation and Adopt Performance Objectives for the Executive Director
for FY 2010/11 - ACTION*
Other Items
16. Introduction of New Items - INFORMATION
During this segment of the meeting, Board members may make comments on items not specifically listed above, or introduce or request items for future consideration.
17. Public Comment
18. Adjournment
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|Acreage: 1.23
|Price: $829,000
|Beds: 4 / Baths: 3 / Partial Baths: 1
|Zoning: Single Family
|Garage Capacity: 2
|Agent: Dahyana Hoagland
EXP Realty LLC
|14 Cimarron Trail
Angel Fire 87710
|This large updated home is less than 1/2 mile from highway with mostly level road access and is within walking distance to Monte Verde Lake, where you can fish or bring your boat. The home was completely remodeled in 2018. The heating system was updated, a new Tank-less / on-demand hot water heater was installed. New kitchen & bath with new cabinets, all new appliances, incl. ice maker & wine fridge as well as new granite counters throughout. New furniture and flooring throughout, 2 master suites (main level and upstairs) Upstairs master suite has a separate sitting room with sleeper sofas & loft office. Great home for vacation rental or large groups. Come and make your memories in this beautiful home, situated on 2 lots for a total of 1.23 acres.
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|Released 2016 Summer
|Collection Footballissime 2016!
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|Movement Quartz
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|Color Black
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|Clasp Type Buckle
|Dial Color White
|Case Color Black
|Case Shape Round
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|Case Size Large
|Warranty Two (2) year limited
|Case Dimensions Width mm 41.00 Thickness mm : 9.85 Height mm : 47.40
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Waiting.... Waiting.... Waiting.... Waiting....
Waiting for you to - come along
Waiting for you to - hear my song
Waiting for you to - come along
Waiting for you to - tell me what went wrong
This is the strangest life I've ever known.
- Waiting for the Sun (The Doors, 1968)
This is the life of an investor.
We waited for QE3 before and it ended up to be a Twist.
We waited for Super Mario Draghi to put the Germany's money where his mouth was after pledging to "do whatever it takes."
We waited for Jackson Hole.
And now we wait for QE3 again at this week's Fed meeting.
We waited for the end of summer because every day in late August is a dog day afternoon.
Then Labor Day came and went and we waited for volume to return.
We still wait to see if Europe will survive.
For most of this country, we wait to see which side of the same coin will become President.
And for those of us who still think free, unencumbered markets still work, we are waiting for central banks to just stop it.
I think that after Thursday, there is really only one wait left - the election. How happy am I that I do not live i a battleground state where I would have to set my DVR on "kill" to zap the barrage of negative political ads coming my way.
The Fed will be done, even if they say QE3 will not kick in for months. There will be nothing left to even attempt. And the country will not want it anyway.
I am tired of waiting but after Thursday I will shift my outlook from waiting for the next of the centipedes shoes to drop to watching as rational analysis, be it technical or otherwise, starts to make a comeback. Hang in there, folks. This nightmare will soon be over.


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Antiseptic Cream is a soothing cream with antibacterial and antifungal action. It is an excellent treatment for cuts, wounds, burns, rashes, sores and fungal skin infections.
The recommended treatment is to apply the cream to the affected area 2-3 times daily.
It is useful as a protection from infection in the following cases:
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Antiseptic Cream contains the following ingredients:
Aloe vera (Barbados Aloe, Kumari) acts as an antibacterial and astringent. It accelerates the healing of injured surfaces.
Prunus amygdalus (Almond, Vatada) has been known for its astringent effect. It is proved useful in irritable sores and skin eruptions.
Vitex negundo (Five-leaved Chaste Tree, Nirgundi) oil extract has good anti-inflammatory and anti-infective properties.
Rubia cordifolia (Indian Madder, Manjistha) is credited with astringent and antiseptic property. It also has antibacterial and antiallergic action.
Yashad bhasma (Zinc Calx) is useful in the treatment of a number of skin disorders. Studies have shown that it accelerates wound healing.
Tankana (Sodium Biborate) is a good astringent and antiseptic.
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Industville Brooklyn Glass Cone Pendant 180mm DY614 DY614 DY614
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Industville Brooklyn Glass Cone Pendant 180mm DY614
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- IP20 rated for indoor use
- Fits standard E27 Edison screw bulbs up to 40W (not supplied)
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The Partners Group employees spend time running their legs of the race while raising money to contribute to the fight against cancer. The money raised helps fund the latest technological research in cancer treatments and patient care programs.
The Hood To Coast relay, known as "The Mother of All Relays", is the largest in the world. 1,050 teams of 8-12 people participate in the 199 mile race that starts at the top of Mt. Hood and goes to the sandy beaches of the Pacific Ocean in Seaside, Oregon. The race in total consists of thirty-six legs where each runner completes three of the legs that range in distance from 3.48 to 7.72 miles. The legs vary in difficulty due to the varying Oregon terrain.


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Atkins are currently looking for Civil / Senior Civil Engineer, either Chartered or approaching Chartered Status, to join our Civil Engineering & Advanced Technology practice in Warrington.
Our Civil Engineering & Advanced Technology practice is inspired by Atkins vision to be the world's best infrastructure consultancy. Our people are driven to deliver for our clients, improve efficiencies, develop and exploit cutting edge technology, deliver safe and sustainable solutions, and develop our leaders of tomorrow. We pride ourselves on the safe delivery of technically excellent engineering solutions in the built environment. Our expertise covers the full array of activities through the life cycle associated with smart infrastructure, ranging from feasibility, planning, investigation, design and supervision of new assets through to assessment, measurement, repair and rehabilitation of existing assets.
Our Advanced Technology team excel in specialist skills such as Blast Resistant Design, Seismic Structures Engineering, Structural Dynamics, Heavy Civil Engineering, Power Station Infrastructure and Physical Security.
We have successfully provided these services for a wide variety of clients and prestigious projects in the Aviation, Commercial & Residential, Education, Mass Transit, Transport, Defence, Energy and Water markets in the UK and internationally.
Who we're looking for:
• Chartered or approaching Chartered Status Engineers with a Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering or related discipline;
• Extensive experience in seismic, blast, impact and other dynamic loads;
• Good written standard of English and oral communication abilities;
• Ability to apply your technical knowledge to analyse problems and create innovative solutions;
• Ambition, vision, enthusiasm and the drive to keep on developing your technical and engineering skills;
• Strong interpersonal and team working skills;
• A flexible approach to travel as our projects and training may take you to a variety of locations in the UK and possibly abroad;
The candidate would join a team of technically focused engineers who aim to provide innovative solutions to complex and challenging problems. Successful applicants will be comfortable working in a digitally collaborative environment and will be given opportunities to make real contributions to major engineering projects.
• Delivery of technically compliant design deliverables in accordance with the input requirements;
• Production of designs and calculations to demonstrate acceptable performance or identify design issues;
• Prepare project control documents and effectively manage project time and costs;
• Able to deliver a range of projects to completion, within cost budget and to programme;
• Build internal relationships and help identify business opportunities;
• Maintain and promote high personal standards in Environment, Safety, Health, Security and Quality.
Please read these requirements carefully before applying and ensure they are evident on your CV if you have achieved them.
• Honours Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering;
• Chartered or Approaching Chartered Engineer Status;
• Experience of dynamic analysis techniques and analysis tools including advanced structural analysis software;
• Seismic analysis and design methods including static, equivalent-static & dynamic analysis methods;
• Expertise in the analysis of explosions and consideration of the loading and structural response in the analysis, structural engineering and design of facilities;
• Proven experience on providing analytical solutions using applicable design software;
• Have experience, and want to collaborate within a technically orientated team;
• Established skill and delivery in the design and analysis of concrete and steel structures, and be familiar with current design standards and working practices;
• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Ability to manage and work to budget and programme, to control costs and manage change control processes;
• A flexible attitude to both the type of work undertaken and the level of responsibility given;
• Experience of working with, and managing, small focused technical teams;
• Flexible approach to work location;
• You should have the ability to make decisions, act on your own initiative.
• Ideally be familiar with working to design codes and industry standards appropriate for a safety critical industry;
• Additional Security or Blast design qualifications or affiliations would be beneficial, such as a member of Register of Security Engineers and Specialists (RSES);
• Proven experience working across industry sectors including nuclear, petrochemical, defence and commercial;
• Structural assessment of pipework and mechanical plant assessment for extreme loads;
• Experience and understanding of American and British standards and guidelines for Explosive, Weapons effects and Counter Terrorism Measures would be beneficial
The Individual
• You will have a proactive, co-operative and helpful attitude to colleagues and clients;
• A self-motivating, reliable and consistent approach to work is essential;
• Practically minded with a problem-solving nature;
• A flexible and adaptable approach to work is required;
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills;
• Flexible approach to work location;
• High standards of work, delivering robustly within the Atkins Design Principles.
This role may require security clearance and offers of employment will be dependent on obtaining the relevant level of clearance. If this is necessary it will be discussed with you at interview
If applying to this role please do not make reference to (in conversation) or include in your application or CV, details of any current or previously held security clearance.
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Global Dance Fest returns for another year to the Mile High Stadium in Colorado. Check out the STACKED lineup they just announced which includes heavy hitters like Diplo, Kaskade, Zhu, BTSM and a special b2b set from Excision and Illenium. Two-day and single-day GA and VIP tickets and payment plans on sale Monday, April 15th…Read More
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Written By: Andrew Murillo Global Dance Fest returns for another memorable year, their 16th to be exact, to the mile high city Denver, CO. This will be their second year in their new home venue, Sports Authority Field and BOI is this lineup stacked! Global is bringing a diverse set of headliners this year with…Read More
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Families who live in the Homewood section of north Minneapolis say they're in a fight to protect their property rights.
Last April, the Historic Preservation Commission voted to nominate the neighborhood as a local historic district. With that came restrictions on all exterior repairs, causing anger among residents who say those repairs are now too expensive.
"This is our first house and we bought it in July of 2016," Homewood resident Megan Spurlin said.
Spurlin and her husband bought their dream home to raise their twin boys, Charlie and Harper. She says they got resistance from the Historic Preservation Commission when they tried to make repairs.
"We basically tried to get lead abatement and windows replaced on the house, and we're still waiting to hear whether they'll allow that or not," Spurlin said.
Spurlin says lead hazards in her home have had a negative impact on her children.
"We tested their lead levels right when we moved, and around Thanksgiving we found out both of them had lead poisoning," she said.
Spurlin says she was told to follow repair guidelines that she says would bust the family budget.
"I think it's morally wrong that the Historic Preservation Commission has taken the architectural design of our house and our windows and put that as precedence over my children's health," she said.
Neighbors rallied and collected the signatures of 161 of the 241 residents in Homewood, who oppose the historic designation.
"People are concerned about our property rights being taken away without the voice of the community being heard," Homewood resident Joe Fargione.
Fargione says Homewood was nominated for its rich Jewish history. He and others say they celebrate the neighborhood's diversity, but believe they should be able to retain the same right to affordably maintain their homes as others in Minneapolis.
For the first time since the interim designation last year, Homewood residents and members of the commission will have a public meeting to discuss the issue. Their voices will be heard tomorrow at the Historic Preservation Commission meeting at 4:30 p.m. in City Hall.
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Avengers: Endgame is a solid adventure that fans will go nuts for. As for me, the last assembling of the original team of Avengers brought a smile to my face, this curtain call a satisfying final bow for a team of comic book heroes who all deserved this moment in the spotlight standing at the center of the stage.
The Curse of La Llorona is a massive missed opportunity that failed to maintain my interest, this latest entry in producer James Wan's spookily successful ghost story universe conjuring up a profound sense of disappointment that left me dejectedly frustrated.
Sunset is a daring, thought-provoking motion picture that overflows in disturbing resonance, Nemes drawing parallels between the personal saga of a woman looking for answers to questions she didn't even initially know, the birth of WWI and the groundwork for the fascist resurgence we're seeing in the United States and several European countries right this very second here in the 21st century over a hundred years after this story is set.
Centered around a superb performance from Fanning and featuring a number of superlative musical numbers (including bravura covers of "Dancing On My Own," "Little Bird" and "Don't Kill My Vibe"), Teen Spirit is a consistent joy first frame to last.
Long Day's Journey Into Night is a piece of cinematic poetry where every syllable, every beat, has wormed its way into my soul and has aggressively refused to release its vice-like grip. It is a divine exercise in acrobatic filmmaking eccentricity, seeing this film in all its theatrical glory a feat of storytelling legerdemain few who witness it firsthand will soon forget.
Penguins might not be up there with the best of these productions but that doesn't make it any less easy to watch, younger viewers in particular likely to enjoy themselves immensely.
In the wake of current events, it is ironically depressing that the Trump administration's ban on transgender individuals serving in the military goes into effect the same day as this doc's New York theatrical release, Knowlton's feature couldn't be more timely or essential. Open your hearts and your minds and give The Most Dangerous Year an immediate look.
Out of Blue is something imaginative and unique even as it traverses some fairly rudimentary determined cop murder mystery thriller terrain. Whether this is a positive or a negative I cannot say.
The Wind is a haunting foray into isolation and madness that has far more to say about what it is to be a strong, resolute woman than some may initially think it does, its windswept howls for acceptance and understanding helping make this motion picture a timeless stunner I'll be thinking about and deconstructing for a very long time to come.


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Adash Vidya Sangh is committed to student success and teaching excellence. The college empowers students to enrich the social, cultural and economic fabric of our nation and the global community.
We will remain devoted to the enhancement of the educational experience of its students. The college will continue to provide students the best in class education required to achieve their full potential and become productive and responsible citizens. The college will strive for excellence in all its activities.


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Our company was a key participant at the 2018 edition of IFA Berlin, a major International Trade Fair in the global consumer electronics world.
SBS aims to pioneer tech products that seamlessly combine user experience and innovation. In line with this mission, we presented an impressive range of products at pavilion 3.2 – Stand 132 of the German event. Keep reading to find out more about some of our main star products!
Shop&Go offers all the versatility and comforts of e-commerce. Users freely and autonomously interact with the totem stand alone. If the chosen product is available in store, the system shows where to find it; otherwise, users can make an order and choose to have it shipped to the nearest store or to their home. Users are also able to scan the product with the EAN code reader to visualise more product information on the display. SBS revolutionises the concept of store by making the whole product catalogue available to the buyer and guaranteeing sales turnover to the store.
Our upgraded range of extra slim Power Banks offers solutions that allow for maximum versatility: the power bank includes a variety of charging outputs (USB, Micro USB, Type C and Lightning). Another plus of these chargers is the use of Power Delivery technology with latest Chipset technology. These universal chargers are compatible with all smartphones, notebooks and tablets and guarantee a safe and ultra-fast charging experience. Last but not least, SBS launched a fully revamped range of universal Wireless Chargers with ADS technology, perfect for charging quickly and wirelessly the most recent Android devices as well as the new iPhones to be launched in September.
The sport range expands with Heart Rate Runner, the sport headphone that monitors the heart rate. Through the Go Life App, users will be able to track the heart rate as well as other training info — a key feed to analyse performance intensity and track workout intensity. The new Twin Headphones collection combines a modern and elegant design with unprecedented accessibility. The wireless charging base also functions as an elegant case for the device. These accessories have been designed to become must-haves, also thanks to their excellent audio output and ergonomic design. Minimalistic style and technology are used to continuously improve ease of use.
Applying a screen protector to your smartphone's display has never been easier. SBS created a kit with applicator to perfectly install the screen glass onto your device, guaranteeing no-fuss application and a welcome degree of autonomy. Our screen protector range includes the Full Glue protectors which guarantee flawless, bubble-free results and exceptional touch screen sensitivity.
New in our cover line, the Book View Case is a flip case supporting the Go Touch App: a winning combination that provides users with an interactive window to keep connected and visualise notifications from their favourite apps in real time.
Our company's offer includes many more innovative products in all fields and stay ahead of users' requirements. The SBS range does not end here! Interactive, practical, forward-thinking: the accessories presented in Berlin directly address tech users' needs.
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