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Five points that were raised during the presentation titled 'The Artist Figure in A Portrait of the Artist as A Young Man'
1. Language as having the autonomy at making connections on its own. This is rasied with particular reference to the presence of what we call 'stream-of-consciousness' in the text.
2. Loss of faith in religion as reason for rise of the epiphany. This can be seen from Stephen's rejection of priesthood while embracing his destiny of being an artist, a realization he received from the epiphanic moment he had with the girl at the beach.
3. The epiphany can be viewed as a narcissistic experience. This makes Stephen more of an aesthete than artist, because the latter requires humility.
4. External reality is perceived by Stephen as a representation of something else (i.e. a metarepresentation). Thus, the connection to reality to his own consciousness makes him God-like and therefore again valorizing the artist as a supreme figure.
5. An epiphany is always accompanied by ironies. This is an issue raised during the discussion after the presentation. The notion here is how could one create a national identity that is obliterated from any notion of nationalism at all?

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A while back, KJ and Sophie had a vision for the WK window.
After lots of graft, this afternoon that is an idea that has become reality.
Today we launch HELLO NEIGHBOUR, a creative initiative which sees us partner with local talent. The concept is simple: W+K works together with creative people who live, work or operate within a one mile radius of the agency. We collaborate on something to display in our window. This could mean working with local businesses or individual craftsmen from the area; whoever we would like to showcase in our space.
This afternoon's launch sees the first in the series of HELLO NEIGHBOUR projects. 'A little piece of the kingdom' is a mass collaboration between us and 15 talented artists from the local area, three of whom we call our own: Joe, Bowtox and Anders. The wooden Union jack installation sees each of the 15 artists own a slice of the flag that they have customized in their own way, building on the topical Jubilee moment.
A word from Hello Neighbour curators Sophie Bodoh and Karen Jane:
"We want to maximise the use of this agency space and share it with the wider community. It shouldn't just be a window into our day-to-day world, but also a display of the great creativity in our local area. There's no better moment to spark collaboration in the East End than when the eyes of the world look to us for Jubilee and Olympic celebrations."
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With very special thank you to David Samuel for his huge effort on coordination of talent. Oh, and Matt Harriman for the hours of build and install.
If you're in the area, do pop by and take a look at the work. And if you comment online, don't forget to say #helloneighbour.
Future projects are already in the making but we are always open to new ideas. So if you work or live within one mile's radius of the agency and want to collaborate with us, Sophie and KJ invite you in for a cup of tea and a chat. Just email them first on email@example.com.
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Discover the heartwarming tradition of the holidays in Lancaster County, PA.
The Holiday Season in Lancaster County is a joyous time of fond memories and festive traditions. We welcome you to join us as we celebrate! Hear children laughing in anticipation of presents. Breathe in the enticing aromas of cookies and pies. Feel the warmth of crackling logs in the fireplace, and smile as families and friends gather to wish one another joy and peace throughout the year.
Take some time to explore our website and find out how the communities that make up Lancaster County will be celebrating this year. See why the Holidays in Lancaster County are truly something special.
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Lancaster County buzzes with excitement during the Holiday Season. Festive lights twinkle and shine as images from joyful holidays past, present, and future appear before your very eyes. Discover what makes this time of year in Lancaster County truly something special, as you create lasting holiday memories together. There's enough holiday spirit to go around!
When New Year's Eve rolls around, Lancaster County will ring it in in style. We invite you to join us as we celebrate a year drawing to a close and a new year dawning. Festivities begin early enough for the whole family to enjoy, so even the little ones who won't be awake to count down to midnight can partake in the excitement and fun of New Year's Eve in Lancaster. Enjoy live bands, fireworks, performers of all kinds, and of course a champagne toast at midnight. Make it a resolution to celebrate the New Year in Lancaster County!
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Early Pennsylvania Dutch Christmas traditions included dying eggs with onion skins. We now associate this practice with Easter, but it was originally a Christmas practice in south-central Pennsylvania. The decorative eggs would then be used to grace Christmas trees.
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The traditional Pennsylvania Dutch New Year's Day meal of pork and sauerkraut was thought to bring luck and good fortune in the coming year because, as the saying goes, "the pig roots forward while the turkey scratches backwards."
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How long is your gift list this year? Lancaster County offers many venues from delightful out-of-the way shops selling unique wares made by local artisans to outlet shops representing nationally known brands, making it easy to find something for even that most difficult to buy for friend.
Shopping this time of year is especially enjoyable! As you stroll from shop to shop, you'll also be taking in the decorations, music, and spirit of the season. Unique gift ideas and the joy of the Holiday Season combine to make gift shopping in Lancaster County a special experience.
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The first known written mention of a Christmas tree in America is found in the 1821 diary of Matthew Zahn, who lived right here in Lancaster, PA!
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Holiday time in Lancaster County is the perfect time to catch a show! Choose from cherished classic seasonal tales or original productions bringing a new spin on holiday spirit. Music, dance, comedy, and drama can be found celebrating the season on stages large and small around the county.
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Among the unusual items that will be dropped in various boroughs on the new year around the county are a giant pretzel, an M&M, a shoe, and a 100-lb. bologna!
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Police in Connecticut released thousands of pages of documents Friday from the investigation into last year's school massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, shedding new light on the world of the 20-year-old gunman but offering no conclusions on what may have been his motive.
Included in the more than 7,000 pages of paperwork were investigative files, 911 call transcripts, crime scene reports. So were thousands of photographs, a tour of the home the gunman's home and dashcam video from police speeding to the scene of the shooting, as well as hours of video investigators shot inside the school.
All of the paperwork was heavily redacted, according to state law, which bars the release of crime scene photos showing victims' bodies.
Gunman Adam Lanza killed 20 first-graders and six educators with a semi-automatic rifle at Sandy Hook on Dec. 14, 2012, after killing his mother inside their home. He committed suicide with a handgun as police arrived at the school.
Among the documents included in the report released Friday was a note dated June 10, 1999, that appeared to confirm that the gunman's mother Nancy Lanza had been a volunteer at the school.
"Dear Mrs. Lanza, thank you for being such a special volunteer. The children achieved a most successful year with the dedication from your active involvement," the note read.
There had been much debate earlier in the investigation as to Nancy Lanza's possible involvement with the school, whose officials denied reports that she had worked there.
Also included in Friday's documents was a statement that a relative of the Lanzas gave to FBI investigators after the shooting, regarding what the relative said was the gunman's attitude toward his mother's volunteer work.
"Lanza hated his mother and Sandy Hook, because his mother worked there. Lanza apparently felt that his mother loved the students more than him," that relative's statement read.
The report's trove of documents also included thousands of photographs, including detailed photos of the scene at Sandy Hook, some showing its shattered windows and blood-stained carpets as well as bullet casings and guns.
Photos of items from the Lanza home were included as well, some depicting Nancy Lanza's National Rifle Association basic pistol training course certificate, as well as various knives and articles on school shootings.
Photos of the clothing the gunman wore during the shooting were included, but any images of the victims' clothing appeared to be redacted.
"Balancing the often-competing interests of government transparency and individual privacy has been difficult," wrote Reuben F. Bradford, commissioner of the state Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, in a letter accompanying the report. "I believe that the redacted report that is being released includes as much detail as possible while protecting confidential information."


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Conductor Sonia Marie De Léon de Vega and the Santa Cecilia Orchestra (SCO) return to Occidental College with "Water Music," a spectacular opening night concert of SCO's 21st season on Sunday October 27, 2013, at Thorne Hall. Water Music will celebrating the 100 Year Anniversary of the Los Angeles Aqueduct and feature Gluck's Orfeo ed Euridice and Handel's Water Music Suite.
Inspirational Maestra De León de Vega will start the concert with a delightful group of pieces from Gluck's Orfeo ed Euridice. From there, the orchestra will dive right in with Handel's Water Music Suite. Arguably the most popular piece of Baroque music today, Water Music is memorably tuneful and makes fashionable use of the dance forms popular in that day, combining festivity and finesse. SCO will end their Aqueduct celebration with Beethoven's immortal Symphony No. 5. Beethoven's fateful 5th Symphony.
The concert begins at 4:00 p.m. and is performed without intermission. Tickets, which are on sale for 26/$20 (adults) and $7 (children), are available by calling (323) 259-3011 or visiting www.scorchestra.org/concerts.html.


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Craig: "Dad, how old is Mary's little girl?"
Dr. Grumpy: "She'll be 5 this year."
Craig: "5! Wow! That makes me feel so old!"
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Northern Ireland goalkeeper Michael McGovern says he hopes his outstanding goalkeeping performance in the 1-0 defeat by Germany will be enough to help his side through to the last 16 of Euro 2016.
McGovern produced a series of outstanding saves to boost his side's goal difference and their hopes of progressing to the knockout stages.
"If it's good enough to get us through I'll be immensely proud of this performance but if not it will be very disappointing," said McGovern.
"I was busy today and we were under a lot of pressure. We knew the goal difference was crucial and it was important to keep the score down," he added.
McGovern's performance rekindled memories of his stunning efforts in 1999, when he won the Blast Tournament for a Milk Cup select team in California, USA, saving all penalties from a strong junior Arsenal side.
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Domestic violence survivor on mission to change laws
Teri Jendusa-Nicolai kidnapped, beaten 10 years ago
A woman who was kidnapped, beaten and left for dead 10 years ago is helping other victims of domestic violence.
Teri Jendusa-Nicolai and her two daughters were kidnapped by her ex-husband David Larsen. She suffered a violent beating.
Today, Jendusa-Nicolai is no victim, She is speaking out about the day she was left to die.
VIDEO: Domestic violence victims hopes to save other women
"Did you think 10 years later you'd be here sitting?" WISN 12 News' Marianne Lyles asked.
"No, not at all. I was hoping, but never did I think I'd be here doing the things I'd be doing the things I'd be doing now," Jendusa-Nicolai said.
She joined members of the Racine County Sheriff's Office on the 10-year anniversary. Current Sheriff Chris Schmaling was one of the lead investigators when Jendusa-Nicolai was abducted. He can't forget the 30-plus hour investigation to save her.
"(He) put her in that garbage can, drove her across the state line to Wheeling, Ill., and put her in an unheated storage locker," Schmaling said.
Jendusa-Nicolai lost her unborn child 10 years ago. Now, she's a smiling mother of three and fighting for other victims. Her main mission is to change laws.
"Usually, at the bottom of the restraining order, it usually tells the respondent to give up his weapons. Nine times out of 10 it doesn't happen, so it gives the judge the discretion to say you have 48 hours to hand over the weapons to the Sheriff's Department or he will be held in contempt," Jendusa-Nicolai said.
She stands strong now, but Jendusa-Nicolai said she doesn't forget her past.
Larsen is serving a life-sentence for the abduction and beating.


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Patty McMillen did a great job in the sale of our house. She is easy to work with and responded to our emails and phone calls promptly. In real estate transactions, paying attention and taking care of details are highly important and that is what she does. Patty was extremely helpful in getting our house ready for listing and anticipated issues before they became problems. We would highly recommend her as an agent in selling or buying a house.
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Agency owner
Patty is perhaps the best agent I've ever worked with. She has also been involved in my most difficult/complicated transaction EVER! She's awesome and she will continue to handle as many transactions I can pull together.
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I highly recommend Patty McMillen without reserve. She listed and sold my house within 2 weeks! She was very professional and kept me well informed of all transactions as they took place.
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Patty worked with us through a long search process. She always made herself available whenever we needed her. When we found our new home, she worked with us to make sure we got what we needed from the seller. Her positive, sun shiny attitude kept us from getting discouraged. Buying (and selling) a new home is not for sissies!
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We chose to list our home with Patty McMillen after meeting with several realtors and getting recommendations from friends and neighbors. Ours was a long distance sale, and Patty was a tremendous help in taking care of details that otherwise would have been difficult to manage. Our home sold in record time and we could not be happier! Thank you, Patty!
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Patty was recommended to me by a friend who is connected to the real estate field. I am grateful I took my friend's advice. My house sold in a timely matter at the price I was hoping for. She gave good advice and was diligent about every aspect.
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I have been in banking for 34 years and have worked with many agents with our properties, and can say that Patty is a "Class Act". I would recommend her to anyone needing a professional real estate agent. Sincerely, Renee Comeau
Dec 8, 2016
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I have worked with Patty multiple times over the past 20 years. Patty basically takes care of everything and makes the selling or purchasing of property easy and stress free. I would highly recommend Patty for anyone's real estate needs.
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X-Men (Arcade) review
"Witness earthen bridges over lava fields lined with flame throwing hazards and enormous wasps that spew out a skull carved into a jungle cliff. Shotgun-toting Bonebreaker miniatures rove the inside of Magnetos lair while stone statues carrying massive scythes animate deep in a ruin. While the dialog detracts from the production value Magnetos famous Welcome to Die! as he blasts apart a waterfall-side ledge just one egregious example it is just as likely you find it kitschy as a fault. From crackling lightning in the backdrops to memorable scenes battling a crazed Nimrod as Kitty cowers bound behind an electromagnetic force field, the details go a long way in establishing the comics atmosphere."
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The easiest way to apply patches is with Check for Updates in Wing's Help menu. To apply a patch manually, unpack it into the Installation Directory listed in Wing's About box. After restarting Wing, the About box will also show the installed patches by number.No patches available.
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hi gang!
the reason i haven't been here much, besides my mother coming for a week long visit and the busy thanksgiving holiday, is that on monday, the 25th, i was involved in a car accident.
i am ok. i want to stress that right off the bat. so far, all i've got is a little neck strain and a mashed car. it's at the body shop, i have a rental car and i'm taking it easy. i got to take the soft collar brace off on thursday night, but i'm going by a doctor on monday to double check that everything is still ok.
i was rear-ended by a tow truck (or wrecker, whatever you prefer,) on my lunch break monday. it was just after it had rained and the road was slick. i tried to merge in traffic after stopping at a stop sign and my tires spun. next thing i knew, there was the huge bump and a grill with the word "international" in my rear-view.
my poor car! it's rear-end's smooshed!
i'll try to get the next comic up monday since it was mostly completed before the accident. all that it lacks is scanning, graytones and dialouge. i hope to finish that soon, since i will not be compeating with my mother for the computer (love you, mom! ) i hope she'll be safe driving, she just left this morning.
sorry i haven't been to up-to-date with you guys inthe forum, but since i got into trouble reading webcomics at work, i've kinda been avoiding using the internet there and by the time i get home, i'm tired of looking at a computer screen after working with illustrator all day. not to mention the e-mail with tons of spam to wade through. 8^P
put i do read my e-mails so if you send one, i'll get it. 8^)
but i am ok, and the next comic will be up monday.
i am re-evaluating the process in which i make a comic. it was great for a four panel gag-a-day like the first strips, but there's more story now. i only know how it ends, not what happens in between so i need to sit down and figure that out. the updates will continue to be sporadic until i figure out what i'm doing. the comic and the story will not change, just the way i go about figuring out what goes on next. no more of this last minute figuring it out like on the night before it's due. i think the comic suffers the longer i do that. i want to have this comic scripted somewhat. i do expect changes to occur from the original script to the finished comic, so what i figure out may not be written in stone, but to use a a guideline.
let me know what you guys think of that and again, sorry for not being around much.
most of all, thank you. if you guys weren't here, i wouldn't know who i was drawing for, much less, if i'd still be drawing this comic at all. thank you!that goes for the lurkers, too!


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In 1954, Ted Williams hit .345 in his first full season after serving in the Korean War and local product Harry Agganis made his Red Sox debut, returning to Fenway Park where he had played as a member of Boston University's football team and as a member of the Camp Lejeune Marines baseball team. In July, the park hosted a boxing match featuring local fighter Tony DeMarco and a basketball game between the Harlem Globetrotters and the George Mikan United States All-Stars. In the later months of the year, Boston College's football team played several games at the park.
Record: 69-85, 4th in American League
Manager: Louis Boudreau
Attendance: 931,127
Back for a full season after returning from Korea the previous summer, Ted Williams announced that 1954 would be his final year. The year's spring training had barely commenced when Williams broke his collarbone diving for a fly ball on March 1. Despite playing with a metal pin in his shoulder, Williams went on to hit .345 and would have won the batting title if he hadn't walked 136 times (17 of these intentional). At the time, qualifying for the batting crown was based on at-bats rather than plate appearances and the left fielder fell 14 at-bats short of the requisite 400 at-bats.
Williams led the club with 29 homers, while Jackie Jensen hit 25 home runs and collected a team-leading 117 RBIs. The most promising hometown rookie in years was first baseman Harry Agganis, a multi-sport star at Boston University who had been drafted by football's Cleveland Browns. Agganis hit 11 homers and drove in 57 runs in his rookie year with the Red Sox.
Big Frank Sullivan (6' 6") went 15-12 with a 3.14 ERA but the team record was almost a reverse image of the year before at 69-85. Boston finished in fourth place, 42 games behind the juggernaut Cleveland Indians, whose 111 victories set an AL record.
On October 11, even though he still had a year left on his contract, Lou Boudreau was replaced as manager by Mike "Pinky" Higgins.
Medford's own Bill Monbouquette made his Fenway Park debut in 1954 pitching in that year's William Randolph Hearst game. Four years later, "Monbo" broke in with the Red Sox, embarking on an 11-year career in which he would win 114 games and compile a 3.68 ERA.
|1954 Non-Red Sox Baseball At Fenway Park
|July 10
|William Randolph Hearst Sandlot Tournament: Boston All-Stars 5, New England All-Stars 2
Fenway Park was humming with non-baseball activities in 1954. In June, Fenway Park hosted the annual Mayor's Charity Field Day and then welcomed boxing under the lights on July 12, as local fighter Tony DeMarco knocked out George Araujo in the 10th round before a crowd of nearly 10,000 people. Later in the month, the Harlem Globetrotters dazzled the ballpark's audience with a 61-41 victory over the George Mikan United States All-Stars. In the fall, Boston College's football team went 4-1 at Fenway Park and on November 7, an unusual, Celtic-themed doubleheader also took place at the ballpark and featured a hurling match and Gaelic football exhibition.
|1954 Non-Baseball Events At Fenway Park
|January 27
|Junior Goodwill Dinner*
|June 12
|Mayor's Charity Field Day**
|July 12
|Tony DeMarco vs. George Araujo Welterweight Fight (Boxing)
|July 29
|Harlem Globetrotters vs. George Mikan United States All-Stars (Basketball)
|October 9
|Boston College 44, VMI 0 (Football)
|October 23
|Boston College 42, Springfield 6 (Football)
|October 31
|Xavier 19, Boston College 14 (Football)
|November 7
|Cork All-Ireland Hurling Champions 37, American Hurlers 28 (Hurling)
|November 7
|Connaught 5, Munster 5 (Gaelic Football Exhibition)
|November 13
|Boston College 7, Boston University 6 (Football)
|November 27
|Boston College 31, Holy Cross 13 (Football)
* For several years, Fenway Park hosted a Junior Goodwill Dinner that brought hundreds of local high school students to the ballpark. The tradition was started by Red Sox legend Joe Cronin and the event typically took place in late January.
** For many years, the City of Boston regularly held a summertime Mayor's Charity Field Day. Many of these field days took place at Fenway Park, with a variety of sports, games, activities and other amusements for the crowds. In certain years, the Mayor's Charity Field Day even included an abbreviated baseball game at Fenway Park that was usually played between local teams.
On July 29, 1954, basketball was played at Fenway Park in front of 13, 344 people, who came out to the ballpark to watch the Harlem Globetrotters defeat the George Mikan United States All-Stars. Led by Reese "Goose" Tatum and his comedic antics, the Globetrotters prevailed in a 61-41 victory.


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Consider the problem of sorting a $n$ by $n$ matrix i.e. the rows and columns are in ascending order. I want to find the lower and upper bound of this problem.
I found that it is $O(n^2logn)$ by just sorting the elements and then outputting the first $n$ elements as the first row, the next $n$ elements as the second row, and so on. However, I want to prove that it is also $\Omega(n^2logn)$.
After trying smaller examples, I think I should prove that if I can solve this problem using less than $n^2log(\frac{n}{e})$ comparisons, it would violates the $log(m!)$ lower bound for comparisons needed to sort $m$ elements. Any ideas on how to prove that?


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1.1 President will call the meeting to order.
2.1 In closed session, the Board will consider the items listed on the closed session
3.1 The public may address the Board concerning items that are scheduled for discussi
4.1 Negotiations - The Board may discuss negotiations or provide direction to its rep
4.2 The board may discuss or provide direction to its negotiators regarding unreprese
4.3 Expulsion of student #02-14 from all regular schools of Mt. Diablo Unified School
4.4 Pending Litigation - Conference with Legal Counsel pursuant to Gov't Code Section
5.1 Reconvene Open Session at 7:30 p.m.
6.1 Pledge of Allegiance and Roll Call
7.1 Report out of Closed Session
8.1 Annual Board of Education Organizational Meeting
8.2 Elect Board President
8.3 Elect Vice President
8.4 Appoint Secretary
8.5 Establish Regular Meeting Dates, Time and Location
8.6 Adopt Certificate of Signatures
9.1 Student representatives will report on activities at their schools.
10.1 Board Reports
11.1 Superintendent's Report
12.1 (Item #1) Items listed under Consent Agenda are considered routine and will be a
12.2 (Item #2) Recommended Action for Certificated Personnel
12.3 (Item #3) Request to Increase and Decrease Full Time Equivalent (FTE) for the 20
12.4 (Item #4) Community Engagement Memo of Understanding between Saint Mary's Colleg
12.5 (Item #5) Recommended Action for Classified Personnel
12.6 (Item #7) Independent Services Contract for Events to the "T" Inc.
12.7 (Item #8) Approve submission of the 21st Century Community Learning Center (21st
12.8 (Item #9) Fiscal Transactions for the month of November 2013.
12.9 (Item #10) Budget Transfer and/or Budget Increases/Decreases for the month of Oc
12.10 (Item #11) Contract for Maintenance of District's Phone Systems and Voice Mail
12.11 (Item #12) Request for Purchase Order for A to Z Bus Sales
12.12 (Item #13) Request to issue Purchase Order to Sabah International
12.13 (Item #15) Approval of increase to Exploring New Horizons Outdoor Ed Contract f
12.14 (Item #16) Award of Bid #1652: South West Parking Lot Overlay Expansion Project
12.15 (Item #17) Award of Lease/Lease-back Agreement with Taber Construction, Inc. to
12.16 (Item #18) Design Service Contract Amendment Salas O'Brian - security system re
12.17 (Item #19) Design Service Contract amendments for Smith, Fause & McDonald(SFMI)
12.18 (Item #20) Award of Inspector of Record (Project Inspector) Contract for Aquati
12.19 (Item #21) Amendment to Cal-Air (Johnson Control) Phase 2 Energy Conservation P
12.20 (Item #22) Notice of Completion for L/LB#1616: Construction and Finishes for 20
12.21 (Item #23) Notice of Completion for LLB #1626: Elementary and Pleasant Hill Mid
12.22 (Item #24) Notice of Completion for LLB 1640: Modernization of S Wing, Shop Bui
12.23 (Item #25) Notice of Completion for LLB #1641: Science Center Remodel, Building
12.24 (Item #26) Resolution#13-14/25 Authorization for submittal of Bus Retrofit Gran
13.1 (Item #6) Classified Personnel: Request to Increase and Decrease Positions
13.2 (Item #14) Board Bylaw 9200 - Limits of Board Member Authority
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16.1 District Organizations - At regular Board meetings, a single spokesperson of eac
17.1 Information Provided to Board and Community
18.1 Appointment of General Counsel and Resolution to designate specified position as
18.2 Appointment of Program Specialist, Special Education
18.3 Appointment of Social Work Specialist
18.4 Classified Personnel: Appointment of Educational Consultation and Behavior Manag
18.5 Appointment of Vice Principal, High School - Concord High School
18.6 Appointment of Coordinator, Student Services 6-8 - Sequoia Middle School
18.7 Approval of Independent Service Contract with Center for Human Development for $
18.8 First Interim Report 2013-2014
18.9 Budget Development Calendar 2014-2015
18.10 Request to Approve Tentative Agreement between Public Employees Union Local 1 (
18.11 Approval of Textbook Adoption for AP Physics, Physics for Scientists and Engine
18.12 Independent Services Contract with Pivot Learning Partners
18.13 Sole Source Authorization and Consent Form– APPLE, INC.
18.14 New and Revised Technology Policies - BP 3513, BP/AR 4040, BP 6162.7
18.15 Award of Contract with DecoTech Systems for the Middle School Laptop Order, thr
18.16 Award of Inspector of Record (Project Inspector) Contract for MDUSD Project 166
18.17 Award of Lease/Lease-back Agreement with Taber Construction, Inc. to support RF
18.18 Award of Lease-Leaseback Agreement to Kenridge Builders, Inc. Construction of N
18.19 Final Change Order for LLB #1616 – Taber Construction Inc. for Chemistry Classr
18.20 Contract Amendment: Salas O'Brien Engineers, Inc. Ygnacio Valley High School St
18.21 Final Change Order for LLB #1641 – Landmark Construction, Inc. for Modernizatio
18.22 Final Change Order for LLB #1640 – Landmark Construction, Inc. for Modernizatio
18.23 Meeting Extension
20.1 Items not completed during the first Closed Session will be carried over to this
21.1 Adjourn Meeting
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I've been using an IBM SpaceSaver II very successfully with my Mac Pro through one of those cheap PS2 > USB converters for about the last six or seven years. Recently, possibly after upgrading to Snow Leopard, a wizard popped up telling me the keyboard type was not detectable and asking me to type the key to the right of the left Shift key (KTTROTSK).
Unfortunately this wizard just hangs and doesn't seem to register the keypress and indeed once I've cancelled this and carried on with OS X the KTTROTSK does not do anything at all. In addition, the Cmd and Option keys are reversed and swapping them around in the Keyboard pref pane has no effect. Can anyone help please?


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ooh, I hope you get better! Sick no good.
All the stuff about pebbles falling is kinda funny, it's also cool that you saw similar things falling on peoples' heads in other cartoons, like Love Hina. I always enjoy drawing pebbles hitting heads and I sometimes even add them into SOC.
Anyway, hope you are feeling better.


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The Clinton campaign's call to unite to defeat Donald Trump ran headlong into angry supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders as the Democrats opened their convention in Philadelphia on Monday to protests inside and outside the Wells Fargo Center. Even as the camps worked together to bring the convention under control, Sanders' backers remained enraged after leaked emails seemed to show the Democratic National Committee working against Sanders during the primaries.
The opening night of the convention featured Sanders, first lady Michelle Obama, Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker.
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"An Outstanding President"
Sanders' endorsement was unequivocal: "Based on her ideas and her leadership Hillary Clinton must become the next president of the United States," he told the convention.
The election for president was not about any of the candidates, he said, but about the needs of the American people and the kind of future that is created.
"This election is about which candidate understands the real problems facing this country and has offered real solutions – not just bombast, not just fear-mongering, not just name-calling and divisiveness," he said.
The country needs leadership that will improve the lives of working families, the children, the elderly, the sick and the poor, leadership that brings people together and makes the country stronger, he said.
"If you don't believe that this election is important, if you think you can sit it out, take a moment to think about the Supreme Court justices that Donald Trump would nominate - and what that would mean to civil liberties, equal rights and the future of our country," he told his supporters.
The last speaker of the night, he began only after a long ovation. The election is about the threat of climate change, moving the United States toward universal health care, passing comprehensive immigration reform and repairing a broken criminal justice system, he said.
"Our job now is to see that strong Democratic platform implemented by a Democratic-controlled Senate, by a Democratic House and a Hillary Clinton presidency," he said. "And I am going to do all that I can to make that happen."
"In this Election, I'm With Her"
First lady Michelle Obama told the convention that she trusted Clinton to lead the country because she had seen Clinton's lifelong devotion to the country's children. Clinton, she said, has spent decades trying to make a difference in their lives.
The election is not about Democrats or Republicans, she said. It is about "who will have the power to shape our children for the next four or eight years of their lives."
Eight years ago, when Clinton did not win the nomination, she did not get angry or disillusioned, Obama said. She did not pack up but became the secretary of state.
"She never buckles under pressure," Obama said of Clinton. "She never takes the easy way out and Hillary Clinton has never quit on anything in her life."
Obama said she wanted someone as president who had proved she would preserve, not someone with a thin skin or a tendency to lash out.
It was one of several times she took on Trump without using his name.
She said she wanted in the White House "someone who understands that the issues a president faces are not black and white and cannot be boiled down to 140 characters."
Addressing Trump's past insinuations that her husband wasn't born in the country, Obama said she urged her daughters "to ignore those who question their father's citizenship or faith."
"Our motto is: When they go low, we go high."
Obama also riffed on Trump's slogan "Make America Great Again."
"Don't let anyone ever tell you that this country isn't great, that somehow we need to make it great again," she said. "Because this right now is the greatest country on earth."
"Because of Hillary Clinton, my daughters, and all our sons and daughters, take for granted that a woman can be president of the United States," she said.
Obama told the crowd: "In this election I'm with her."
The Keynote Speaker
Warren, the Democrat from Massachusetts and a darling of the left, has memorably called Trump a "small, insecure money grubber."
Monday's keynote speaker, she went after Trump again with fervor — calling Trump University, the real-estate training program founded by Trump and now the subject of two class-action lawsuits, a "fake." His bankruptcies allowed him to protect his own money while his investors lost theirs, she said.
"What kind of man would do that," she asked.
"I'll tell you what kind of man, a man who must never be a president of the United States," said Warren, who remained neutral during the primaries and who endorsed Clinton in June.
She said that Trump thought that he could win votes by fanning the flames of fear and hatred, by persuading the country that its problem was other Americans who look different or talk or worship differently.
"That's Donald Trump's America," she said. "An America of fear and hate. An America where we all break apart. Whites against Blacks and Latinos. Christians against Muslims and Jews. Straight against gay. Everyone against immigrants. Race, religion, heritage, gender – the more factions the better."
But when white workers in Ohio are pitted against black workers in North Carolina or Latino workers in Florida, who benefits? she asked.
"When we turn on each other, bankers can run our economy for Wall Street, oil companies can fight off clean energy, and giant corporations can ship the last good jobs overseas," she said.
"When we turn on each other, we can't unite to fight back against a rigged system," she said.
"You're Being Ridiculous"
Comedian and actress Sarah Silverman, a well-known supporter of Sanders, offered one of the most memorable lines of the evening.
"To the Bernie or bust people, you're being ridiculous," she said to his die-hard backers.
Sanders showed the country what was possible and what it deserved but Clinton was now the Democratic nominee "and I will proudly vote for her," she said.
Minnesota U.S. Sen. Al Franken, a former writer and performer for "Saturday Night Live," showed his comedy chops Monday night as he attacked Trump's business record, particularly Trump University.
Franken joked that he had gotten a doctorate in megalomania studies from Trump University, paying for it by emptying his 401K and taking out a reverse mortgage on his house.
"Sure he scammed a lot of people," Franken said of Trump. "But did you know that Trump's school of ripping people off is ranked second in the nation right behind Bernie Madoff University. That is no mean feat."
Franken mocked the Trump business school's bankruptcy program, a reference to Trump's bankruptcies, and what he called its most popular course, Bankruptcy 101: How to Leave Your Partners Holding the Bag.
At the end, Silverman and Franken waited awkwardly for Paul Simon to take the stage to sing "Bridge Over Troubled Water."
Turmoil at the Democratic National Committee
Debbie Wasserman Schultz's fall was complete on Monday, first as the Democratic national chairwoman and then as a speaker at the party's convention in Philadelphia.
Wasserman Schultz was booed at the breakfast for Florida delegates, her home state, in the morning, and greeted with signs reading "E-MAILS" and "Thanks for the Help Debbie!:)." By the afternoon she had told the Florida newspaper, the Sun Sentinel, that she would step aside for the convention's opening.
"I have decided that in the interest of making sure that we can start the Democratic convention on a high note that I am not going to gavel in the convention," she said.
Sanders' supporters are furious about leaked Democratic emails that appear to show that the party had tried to undermine him — a charge the Sanders camp made throughout the primary season. In one email, Wasserman Schultz said of Sanders' statement that he would oust her: "He isn't going to be president."
Wasserman Schultz agreed on Sunday to step down as chairwoman at the end of the convention. On Monday, the Democratic National Committee apologized to Sanders and his supporters for what it called "inexcusable remarks made over email."
The emails went counter to the committee's "steadfast commitment to neutrality during the nominating process," it said.
During the day on Monday, Sanders told his supporters: "Her resignation opens up the possibility of new leadership at the top of a Democratic Party that will stand with working people."


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TORONTO, Ontario – Real Salt Lake extended its club record winning streak to seven games across all competitions on Saturday, getting a goal from MF Yordany Alvarez to beat Toronto FC 1-0 at BMO Field. The win was RSL's first-ever in Canada; the Claret-and-Cobalt was winless in 10 matches in all competitions north of the border prior to Saturday's victory.
RSL is now 10-1-1 in all competitions since the start of May. Saturday's win completed a perfect month for the Utah side, which was 6-0-0 in MLS and Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup play during June. The Claret-and-Cobalt now stands alone atop the MLS table, three points ahead of the second-place Portland Timbers for the Supporters' Shield and Western Conference leads.
Real Salt Lake Head Coach Jason Kreis ran out a bit of an unusual starting lineup on Saturday, resting several regulars as he navigates the team through a busy stretch of four games in 12 days. The Claret-and-Cobalt also changed formation, departing from its usual 4-1-2-1-2 setup in favor of a 4-3-3.
RSL got off to a bit of a slow start as it settled in to its new lineup and formation. Toronto nearly took advantage in the 13th minute, when MF Bobby Convey had a very good look at goal. MF Jonathan Osorio picked up a loose pass in RSL's half, slipping FW Danny Koevermans through just outside the right edge of the area. Koevermans quickly crossed to Convey at the top of the box, who took a touch toward goal and flicked a left-footed shot just wide of the far post from the spot.
RSL MF Javier Morales had a decent look in the 16th minute, picking up a loose ball just outside the box on the left side and forcing TFC GK Joe Bendik into a diving save with a 20-yard curler.
Toronto had another good look in the 29th. DF Ryan Richter crossed from the right wing to Koevermans in the middle of the box, but the Dutchman couldn't generate any pace on his shot, rolling the ball right to RSL GK Nick Rimando for a comfortable save.
Alvarez scored his first career MLS goal to put RSL up 1-0 in the 45th minute. DF Tony Beltran collected a ball on the right wing, cutting into the box and passing to FW Olmes Garcia at the top of the box. Garcia smartly laid the ball off to Alvarez, who froze Bendik with an absolute laser of a shot that found the inside of the far post from just outside the top right corner of the box.
The second half started slowly, with neither side registering a clear cut opportunity until Bendik punched away a 25-yard free kick from Morales in the 72nd minute.
Things got heated in the 78th minute. Toronto MF Luis Silva got into it with Beltran, kicking out at the RSL right back's leg after going down. Beltran took exception to Silva's shenanigans, shoving the TFC substitute to the ground. Toronto DF Doneil Henry then escalated things, flying in to the fracas and shoving Beltran to the ground from behind. Referee Chris Penso showed Beltran and Henry straight red cards for their role in the incident and gave RSL FW Robbie Findley a yellow for pushing Henry after he shoved Beltran.
Toronto nearly equalized on three separate occasions in stoppage time, but Rimando came up with two huge stops and RSL DF Nat Borchers made a goal-line clearance to preserve the three points.
Toronto's first look came in the 93rd minute. A cross from former RSL FW Justin Braun took a deflection on its way in from the left side and FW Jeremy Brockie got on the end of it, flicking a header on goal from the top left of the six only to be cruelly denied by a nice reflex save from Rimando.
Brockie was denied again in the 95th. Toronto lumped a ball forward out of the back, and Brockie beat an onrushing Rimando to it in the box, flicking the bouncing ball over the RSL 'keeper and on target. The ball looked ticketed for the back of the net, but Borchers had other ideas, racing back to clear the ball off the line.
Rimando came up big again in the 96th. A Toronto corner kick from the right side was flicked on to the back post to DF Steve Caldwell, who had an open look at goal from three yards. Thankfully for RSL, Caldwell couldn't quite control the ball, scuffing a shot on frame that Rimando saved with a dive.
Real Salt Lake will return to action on Wednesday, when it will host the Philadelphia Union at 8:00 p.m. at Rio Tinto Stadium. Tickets to the match – which will feature postgame fireworks – can be purchased at the Rio Tinto Stadium box office, online at www.RealSaltLake.com/Tickets or over the phone at 801-727-2700.
Click here to access video highlights and the RealSaltLake.com MATCHCENTER for RSL 1-0 TOR
Real Salt Lake Match Notes – RSL 1-0 TOR
- Saturday's win was RSL's seventh-straight in all competitions and fourth-consecutive in MLS play. The Claret-and-Cobalt is 10-1-1 in all comps and 7-1-1 in MLS since the start of May. During that stretch RSL has outscored its opponents 31-11 for a +20 goal differential.
- RSL is now alone in first-place in the Supporters' Shield and Western Conference standings. The Claret-and-Cobalt's 33 points are three more than the second-place Portland Timbers in both races. RSL's 1.83 points per game is second in the league, behind only the Montreal Impact, which is averaging 2.07 points per match.
- Saturday's victory was Real Salt Lake's first-ever win in Canada. RSL was winless in 10 matches in all competitions north of the border prior to the win. Before Saturday, RSL was 0-3-3 in all competitions in Toronto, posting a 0-3-2 mark in MLS play and a 0-0-1 record in CONCACAF Champions League action. RSL had never scored a MLS goal in Toronto prior to Saturday, getting shutout in all five of its league matches on the shores of Lake Ontario.
- MF Yordany Alvarez's 45th minute goal on Saturday was the first of his MLS career and RSL's first league goal at Toronto. Alvarez joined RSL late in the 2011 season. The Cuban defector now has one goal in 29 career MLS appearances, 12 of which have been starts. According to Peter Hirdt of the Elias Sports Bureau, Alvarez is the first RSL player whose first goal was scored in a 1-0 victory.
- Saturday's shutout was RSL's third-consecutive clean sheet across all competitions. The Claret-and-Cobalt hasn't given up a goal in its last 372 minutes, last conceding in the 18th minute of its 120-minute 5-2 U.S. Open Cup fourth-round win over the Charleston
Goals by Period 1 2 F
Real Salt Lake 1 0 1
Toronto FC 0 0 0
Scoring Summary:
RSL – Yordany Alvarez (Olmes Garcia, Tony Beltran) – 45'
Misconduct Summary:
RSL – Olmes Garcia (Yellow; Foul) – 25'
RSL – Lovel Palmer (Yellow; Foul) – 34'
TOR – Danny Koevermans (Yellow; Foul) – 37'
TOR – Ryan Richter (Yellow; Foul) – 60'
RSL – Robbie Findley (Yellow; Argument) – 79'
TOR – Doneil Henry (Red; Fight) – 79'
RSL – Tony Beltran (Red; Fight) – 79'
TOR – Steve Caldwell (Yellow; Foul) – 90'+3
Real Salt Lake (4-3-3): Nick Rimando, Tony Beltran, Nat Borchers, Aaron Maund, Lovel Palmer; Kyle Beckerman (C), Yordany Alvarez, Javier Morales; Joao Plata (Ned Grabavoy, 62'), Devon Sandoval (Abdoulie Mansally, 82'), Olmes Garcia (Robbie Findley, 69')
Substitutes not used: Josh Saunders (GK), Carlos Salcedo, Sebastian Velasquez, Khari Stephenson
Toronto FC (4-4-2): Joe Bendik; Ryan Richter, Doneil Henry, Steve Caldwell, Darren O'Dea; Jonathan Osorio, Matias Laba, Jeremy Hall (Justin Braun, 59'), Bobby Convey (Reggie Lambe, 86'); Jeremy Brockie, Danny Koevermans (Luis Silva, 54')
Substitutes not used: Quillan Roberts (GK), Gale Agbossoumonde, Ashtone Morgan, Darel Russell
Referee: Chris Penso
Assistant Referees: Peter Manikowski, Matthew Nelson
4th Official: Mark Kadlecik
Attendance: 20,841


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About Us - Soma & Tito
Soma Mukhopadhyay, HALO Executive Director of Education
Soma is a tenacious teacher and mother from south India. She is the driving force behind HALO's mission and goals.
Soma raised and taught her severely autistic son Tito (who is now a teenager) with little professional guidance. Although Soma held advanced degrees in chemistry, she had no formal training in autism before having her son.
Tito was diagnosed with autism when he was three-years-old. Soma was told to "keep him busy." She went beyond busy, by providing Tito with her own intensive educational curriculum. Activities included reading textbooks and classics, prompting him to point to numbers and letters, and physically motoring his body through the motions like bicycle riding. Soma was Tito's tireless taskmaster. The fruits of her labor ripened. By the time he was six-years-old, Tito could write independently.
In 1999, when Tito was 11-years-old, Dr. Lorna Wing, Dr. Judith Gould and Dr. Beate Hermelin of the National Autistic Society (UK) assessed and determined Tito to be gifted. In 2000, the BBC documentary "Tito's Story" was released. Tito's first book "Beyond the Silence" was published the same year. In 2001, the Cure Autism Now Foundation offered Soma a fellowship to try her teaching method at a school in Los Angeles, working with nine children with autism.
Since then, Soma has refined her trademark Rapid Prompting Method while instructing hundreds of students throughout the United States. Soma's work garnered national attention when she was featured on the television news program "60 Minutes II."
During the past few years, Soma and Tito have lived away from their native home and family. They have given graciously of their time to scientific research, so that others can understand how and why Soma's method helped to cultivate Tito's brilliant mind. Neuroscientists, including Dr. Michael Merzenich, Ph.D., a professor at the University of California San Francisco and a researcher at the W. M. Keck Center for Integrative Neuroscience, have studied Tito to learn more about autism and the brain.
Soma's vision for HALO and RPM is to increase academic learning and communication and promote understanding and respect for ASD students around the globe.


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I am simply wondering how can I create a GUI application that can resize also the control buttons. If the user decide to make the windows bigger or smaller I would like my textbox, buttons, etc.. to follow. Like in Java they use a layout manager, but I can't seem to find the answer for c#. I though to use table layout panel, but it doesn't expand when expanding the windows, unless i miss something
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chocaholic needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 244 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
Cacao on Caves
A dynamic, creative, chocolate-obsessed duo are moving from law, medical science and architecture into the manufacture of single-origin, "bean to bar", chocolate in a premium wine-growing and artisanal food tourism area.
We would like our logo and icon to convey that we are making the highest quality chocolate from roasting the raw bean to the completed bar using pure natural ingredients, instead of simply remelting couverture chocolate (as chocolatiers, and other local competitors, do.) We are chocolate makers producing chocolate from scratch.
The factory, retail outlet and cafe is set in Yallingup, a rural setting amongst Eucalyptus trees and a vineyard. It is on a meandering tourist route called Caves Road (there are numerous caves underground in this area but we do not want to emphasize this part). It is also in the vicinity of world renowned surfing beaches.
We want the logo and icon to suggest pleasure above all things: but a healthy, rather than a guilty, pleasure.
It needs to convey a sensual experience of the highest possible quality.
The logo and icon must suggest a pure, all-natural, unadulterated product which most importantly, blows away the taste-buds AND YET is also health-enhancing.
We are targeting the ultimate consumer audience - that is, chocolate eaters of all ages.
This is a boutique, exclusive, hand-numbered, single-origin product, and we principally want it to appeal to women between the ages of 20 - 50 with high disposable income, as a treat for themselves or their friends and families.
There will be specific products designed for children, but the overall image is to be adult, upmarket and "tasteful", that is, not gaudy.
It is certainly an upmarket, premium product, but the logo must not look so sophisticated that it appears like a mass-market attempt to look posh. We want it to be fun and quirky and stylish without being childish.
Our target audience will also include people looking for small gifts or food tourism "souvenirs" of a famous wine and food region of Australia.
Whether local people trying out a new product or international tourists, they are people who classify themselves as "foodies" and pride themselves on enjoying fine food, enjoying new food experiences and being in touch with the latest food trends.
We would like to see a very simple logo and icon that would be easily recognisable for print (packaging as well as editorial, advertising, brochures, marketing collateral and roadside signage) and electronic usage, such as our website, or projected images.
This simple symbol or icon is importantly needed to imprint within the molds of our hand-made, hand-numbered chocolate bars.
It may also form an element of interior and exterior design on our purpose-built building.
Our packaging is probably going to be brown or matte black craft paper boxes.
Yallingup, the locality of the business, should also be used in the logo. We would like to see more emphasis on "Cacao" and less for "on Caves".
We like the colour combination to be no more than 3 colours, preferably chocolate brown, black and Tiffany's blue, but will keep an open mind on other combinations that reflect chocolate.
The logo could include the name ("Cacao on Caves") in a stylised for eg. in a square as in a piece of chocolate, or stamped on an angle.
Would be happy to look at a logo that either included a cacao bean in realistic or abstracted form. Both of these requirements are not essential.
Attached are some example files of brands that we like but we have no set ideas. Happy to see completely different concepts also.
No clip art or stock images please.
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The A-Típica Hostel mobile application allows the user to have a personalized presentation of the accommodation getting a better knowledge of its services.
Through interactive functions it is possible to create a greater proximity between the guests and the accommodation, thus obtaining a better travel experience.
This mobile application offers useful features like:
- Online and offline maps with directions;
- Book the best tours and recommended activities;
- Access to useful information in the city (contacts, transport, language, etc);
- City guide with the best places to visit, eat, drink and shop.
Developed by Datadebug this application is part of a partnership with tourism professionals that allowed to create a perfect synergy between technology and tourism having given rise to a project named Coolguide4you.