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Essex's Police and Crime Commissioner says he is "disappointed" the force cannot cover Remembrance Day services the county this year.
There are 80 planned events taking place but Nick Alston says the force cannot police them because of "resource challenges".
Mr Alston said: "It is right and proper that those who served courageously are remembered and honoured in ceremonies across the land.
"Historically, there has been a wide range of approaches and different levels of policing involvement with Remembrance services across our county.
"Earlier this year, Essex Police gave detailed consideration to the level of support they would be able to provide, and concluded the force would not be in a position to support the approximately 80 events planned across our county.
"This was communicated by ACC Julia Wortley to district councils many weeks ago, in a letter which provided detailed guidance around how these events could proceed without direct police involvement.
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"I am conscious that we have military establishments in Essex. Where garrison personnel are taking part in ceremonies, appropriate policing will be deployed.
"It is of course disappointing that Essex Police is not able to be involved directly in most of the Remembrance services, but the Chief Constable faces some tough resource challenges.
"Our police must continue to tackle harm in our communities, which they do hour by hour, day by day.
"I have discussed the situation with Chief Constable Stephen Kavanagh, and he knows many of his police officers, PCSOs and staff will want to participate in events and honour the fallen in their personal capacity.
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"I would also be happy to convene a meeting later this month with senior police officers, local authorities, parish council and Royal British Legion representatives to review the different approaches across Essex to help those who will be planning for next year's events."
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In case it wasn't clear enough already, Black Lives Matter truly is an anti-police group. We've all heard the talking point before, that they're "anti-police brutality, not anti-police" but their actions betray them.
One of the co-founders of the BLM movement, Alicia Garzia, proved that the movement was anti-cop just the other day when she called for "cop-free" zones. She had explained (as quoted in the Daily Caller) that "The United States gives too much respect to police officers, explaining that when police do wrong, a few bad cops are blamed, rather than a "corroded and corrupt system." She concluded that "Quite frankly, many of our [Black Lives Matter] members are continuing to investigate what it would mean to have police-free communities. I think what we've continued to see over time is that no moral appeal is actually stopping the deaths of black people, whether they be armed or unarmed."
Does she not realize that more black lives would be lost if their communities lacked police? Apparently not.
We've seen the horrible chants of BLM before, whether it be "What do we want? Dead cops!" or "pigs in a blanket, fry em like bacon!" and now they have a new one. As Breitbart reported:
At least one Black Lives Matter protester in Houston was reported to yell "F**k blue lives" while others chanted "Pig, pig, bang, bang." The anti-police rhetoric came during a protest march in Houston's predominantly black historic Third Ward on Saturday evening.
The protest began in McGregor Park after the release of the dashcam video by Charlotte, North Carolina, police showing the shooting of Keith Lamont Scott, a black man, by a black police officer. On September 22, a white female officer in Tulsa was charged with first-degree manslaughter after she shot and killed Terence Crutcher. As reported by Breitbart News and the AP, Officer Betty Shelby was charged after dashcam and aerial footage showed the shooting and Crutcher walking away from the officer with his arms in the air. The footage does not include a clear view of when the officer fired the sole shot that killed the 40-year-old black man.
At one point, a confrontation developed between the protesters and police, according to the Houston Chronicle's Keri Blakinger. The standoff occurred in a parking lot on the University of Houston campus. Ultimately, the protesters backed up and took a different path.
"F**k blue lives," shouted one protester that Blakinger described as "particularly incensed." She reported others chanting "Pig, pig, bang, bang."
The protesters occasionally blocked street intersections remained peaceful and out of the flow of traffic during the protest.
These are the crazies that Hillary Clinton is sympathizing with. Is there any surprise that the largest police union in America endorsed Trump? Of course not.
BLM has only made racial tensions worse, and widened the divide between police and the public. This certainly will benefit Trump this election (and harm Hillary), but we can only hope that the damage they've done is reversible.
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Thomas Alleyne's High School
Weekly News Roundup
Week Commencing- 8th June 2015
Headteacher's Blog
The Year 10 Expressive Arts Showcase held on Monday gave parents and staff the chance to see the work of our current Year 10 students as they prepare for their Expressive arts qualification. In addition to the way in which they expertly combined the forms of drama, dance, media and the spoken word what struck me personally was the complexity of the issues they chose to explore. They showed maturity and sensitivity in presenting their thoughts on topics such as depression and the lives of young carers.
That sensitivity and also ability to influence others showed up in school in a different way in the RE department this week as students received replies from local MPs to letters they crafted on areas which concerned them. We have a responsibility to explore British values such as democracy with our students, and this was a very practical example of how they can have their voice heard in our society.
Next week I am looking forward to meeting with our newly elected Headboy and Headgirl who will play a key role in student voice and leadership across the school we will discuss how they see their role in school developing and also what the school will require of them in their year of post.
Part of their role will be welcoming our new Year 9 students to school both in the upcoming transition events but also in September. Work across our pyramid of schools continues and it was my pleasure to work closely with Mrs Hodgson our partnership co-ordinator, Mrs Kenny Headteacher of All Saints First School and Mr Slack Headteacher of Windsor this week on further shaping the work which we need to do.
Finally on a very different note I would like to support our school walk. As a new Headteacher the tradition of a whole school walking together through the Peak District was something I had not encountered before!
I would like to thank Mr Sabin and Mr Washbourne who are preparing us for the event and am very much looking forward to us as a school community raising money together for charity and as Mr Washbourne put it: 'learning a little more about ourselves and each other.'
In order to enable traditions like this to continue we need your support. Both in encouraging your sons and daughters to participate and also in supporting them in raising the money to cover the cost of the trip and enable us to raise money for charity.
Thank you for your continued support of our work and please contact us with any concerns you may have.
New Senior Prefect Team
Thomas Alleyne's Sixth Form has elected their new Senior Prefect line-up for 2015-16; after votes from Staff and Students, plus consultation from the outgoing Senior Prefects we are pleased to announce;
Head Boy and Girl Andrew Cleare and Louisa Kelly
are joined by Deputy Head Boy and Girl Ally Wilson and Lily O'Brien.
Lucy Cooksedge, Megan Grew, Lucy Ford, Oliver Hoult, Elisha Lycett, Oliver Ritchie, Helen Craven and Kieran Knights complete the team.
The Senior Prefects' primary purpose is to be ambassadors of the School and role models for younger pupils; responsible for leading the Sixth Form student body and lending support in a variety of tasks which range from organising fundraising activities and the social 6th Form events such as the leaver's ball, to playing a key role in public occasions such as open evenings and PTA events. There are many opportunities to develop personal skills and qualities, including leadership, responsibility, sense of service and trust.
Helen Craven and Kieran Knights will be chairing the Sixth Form Council which is a forum where the cohort can have their views heard on matters affecting their Sixth Form life.
The Sixth Form have also unveiled their permanent adopted charity - The Douglas Macmillan Hospice in Stoke on Trent, in memory of Helen Reaney.
Parent Workshop
e-Safety Parent Workshop invitation – Cyber Bullying
Thursday, 25th June 2015, 7.00pm - Thomas Alleyne's High School Theatre.
As part of our commitment to safeguarding our students and working with parents, the Uttoxeter pyramid have organised an e-safety workshop for parents. This particular workshop will focus on cyber bullying.
Young people use the internet for a variety of activities including games, research, homework and social networking. Whilst they are confident with the technology, students are not always able to make the right decisions about what they access, who they talk to and what they might post about themselves and others on the internet.
Although Thomas Alleyne's teaches students e-safety as part of the curriculum, students need to be empowered to keep themselves safe. It is essential that parents are aware of the risks and what they can do to develop a culture of e-safety in the home as they have a vital role to play in helping to keep their child safe online. Advances in technologies move so quickly that parents often do not have the necessary skills to support their child either because they are not familiar with what their child is doing or because they do not have the technical knowledge to help protect or support them.
Some of the things we will cover include:
- What is cyber bullying?
- Advice on ICT management at home.
- The potential risks and dangers of cyber bullying.
- How to deal with, and stay safe from, cyber bullying.
The focus and content of the workshop is for an adult audience and therefore students, young children and babies will not be admitted.
Parents do not have to be ICT or computer literate to find this workshop useful – it is aimed at everyone. You do not need to have a computer at home to benefit from this workshop – e-safety applies to the safe use of technology at all times, even with tablets and mobile phones.
Further information on E-Safety can be found on the Think You Know Website.
School Walk
The Bi-Annual Thomas Alleyne's School Walk will take place on 10th July 2015. The walk is approximately 13 kilometres long; whilst a challenge, we do feel this is within the capacity of nearly all our students. The walk takes students through the impressive scenery in the Peak District National Park and is a memorable experience for all students On previous school walks students thoroughly enjoyed the day and do feel a sense of achievement at the end of the walk so we hope that all will take part.
Each student has been given a sponsor form. We would ask that each child has a target to raise £10 sponsorship. The form also has a gift aid tick box. Please tick this box as it means we can get additional funds; last time this was over £1400. This money would be used to support house charities and cover the cost of transporting over 600 students to and from the Peak District. We would be grateful if your child could bring their sponsorship money in before the 26thJune 2015. If the money and form could be put into an envelope with the students name on it and taken to the student finance office.
When your son/ daughter is collecting sponsorship, we advise against calling on strangers door to door and we would expect them to obtain sponsorship from friends and family. There will be a prize this year for the most sponsor money raised by an individual student.
Revision & Warm up
Monday 15th June
Chemistry 8.00 am Miss Simms room 41 Mr Crum room 52
Tuesday 16th June
Business Communications 11.20 am (P3) Mrs Shirley room 8
Wednesday 17th June
ELBS 7.30 am Mrs North room 80
Physics 8.00 am Mr Foster room 51
Graphics 11.20 am (P3) Mrs Turner room 37
Year 11 Return Forms
Year 11 subject sign off forms must be returned to school by 3pm on Wednesday 17th June. Remember that completion of this form is a prerequisite for Leavers Day attendance.
Expressive Arts Show
On Monday evening family and friends of our Year 10 Expressive Arts class were invited to school to see some of their work so far. The evening was a mock exam for the girls, whose exam is on the 2nd July. The performances were fantastic and were extremely useful to the girls, as the audience gave feedback on what they saw.
The girls who took part were; Iona Barron, Ellie Carr, Jade Dyche, Kristi Epple, Mollie Fowell,Karris Gordon, Kyra Hall, Antonia Lee-Jones, Tash Oakden, Connie Thomas-Lacroix, Ellie Whiston and Laura Wilson.
Well done to all, Miss Quinn and Mrs Krause are looking forward to seeing the final performances.
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Year 10 French Speaking Exams
10A2 French controlled speaking next week. Keep revising, ask your teacher for support. Bonne Chance.
10AS 10DS Spanish controlled assessment is coming soon - your preparation is good make sure you learn it.
Year 10 Art Trip
Well Done Y10 Art students- an excellent visit to the Liverpool Tate! Students were an absolute pleasure to be with and some had to be dragged out the gallery to go home!
Science News
This week's 'warm-up' revision sessions prior to the Science exams have been well attended.
Next week we have our last GCSE Science exams; Chemistry on Monday 15th and Physics on Wednesday 17th. There will be more 'warm-up' sessions during the week – dates and times will be posted.
This week's Science Students of the Week selected by Miss North are:
Liam Burnett and Courtney Barnett in Year 10
Well done!
News from Maths
It was great to see so many Year 11 students taking advantage of the revision sessions offered. Last Saturday we had over 85 students come into school to revise for their calculator exam that was first thing Monday morning.
Thank you to Mr Hawthorne, Mrs Payne and Mrs Ibbs for giving up their Saturday morning to run the revision sessions.
Sports News
On Tuesday Miss Jones and Miss Quinn went to an athletics meet at Shobnall with a Year 10 girls team, Year 9 girls team and a Year 9 boys team. It was a successful night all round with the Year 9 boys team coming joint second, Year 10 girls team coming 3rd and the Year 9 girls team coming joint third. Some special mentions go to Jack Wilson and Maddie Hill who both came first in the high jump, India Wilson who came first in the discus and Alice Smith who came first in the javelin. As well as the Year 10 girls relay team coming second. Well done to all competitors.
Wednesday saw the Year 10 rounders team beat Robert Sutton 20-9 and on Thursday the Year 9 team very shortly missed out on their first win, by loosing 17 - 15 against Abbots Beyne.
Year 10 House Cricket
In the first match of this year's cricket House Matches, Elkes won the toss and batted against competition favourites Whitmore. With county batsman Gabriel Wild controversially out LBW for 17 and fellow opener Josh Berry being caught off the bowling of Luke Jones after hitting two 6's, Elkes were always going to struggle. With some dogged batting from Ryan Krawjeski Elkes scrapped to 72 off 14 overs. A dominant batting display by Luke Jones who scored 28 not out ensured Whitmore won with 3 overs to spare. Elkes best bowler was Ellie Carr who produced figures of 2 for 7.
In the other semi-Final Torrance set Orme 89 to win with school star batsman James Bennett hitting 35 and big hitting Alex Belcher scoring 20. Bennett then followed up with 4 wickets to help bowl Orme out for 79, despite 28 runs from all-rounder Luke Bebbington.
In the 3rd/4th play-off Orme comfortably beat Elkes with Elkes collapsing to 44 all out. Only 3 Elkes players scored with Josh Berry top scoring on 20 and Bebbington taking a final catch to dismiss Wild for 15. In reply Hartley and Wibberley were unbeaten on 23 and 10 respectively.
In the Final, Torrance were dealt a blow with talisman James Bennett ruled out with injury. Torrance batted first but were restricted to 68, Connor Mcgarry top scoring with 20. Jonathan Duckworth was Whitmore's most effective bowler. Whitmore Opener Luke Jones hit a comfortable 23 not out to see Whitmore win with the loss of just 1 wicket.
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2nd Torrance
3rd Orme
4th Elkes
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Knutsford has a fantastic array of community organisations and this new directory lists as many as we know about – let us know if anything is missing..
Christmas Market Applications
Applications to trade at the Knutsford Christmas Market are now open. Get your application in by August 11th to be considered for the first allocations.
About the Town Council
Established in 1974 find out more about the Town Council, its committees, how it works and how you can be involved.
It's RHS Tatton this week, which means Knutsford is looking blooming lovely as town centre retailers and businesses pu…
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Welcome to Knutsford
Knutsford Town Council works to represent Knutsfordians and improve Knutsford. We have set out a clear 2020 vision, are leading the town through the development of a Neighbourhood Development Plan and are working with CEC to see assets transferred back to town ownership.
Our website contains a host of information on what we do and our role in the community. You can also find an array of useful information such as links to local transport services.


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If you need a map for today's solar eclipse then you should check out these useful eclipse maps. Some eclipse maps may not be quite as useful. That really depends on how much you like waffles ...
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Saturday, August 19, 2017
The Legacy of Redlining on US Cities
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) was a government-sponsored corporation created as part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal. Its purpose was to refinance home mortgages which were in default to prevent foreclosure.
The HOLC is often cited as starting the practice of mortgage redlining. Redlining is the process of denying services to residents of certain areas based on the racial composition of those areas. Mapping Inequality, Redlining in New Deal America allows you to view the residential security maps created by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation to indicate the level of security for real-estate investments.
The areas marked in blue on the maps are the neighborhoods which were deemed desirable for lending purposes. The yellow areas show neighborhoods deemed 'declining' areas. The red areas are the neighborhoods considered the most risky for mortgage support.
The result of these redlining maps was that residents in the more affluent and largely white neighborhoods were far more likely to receive financing. Residents in the poorer and black communities were deemed more of a risk and so less likely to receive financial support.
A new map from the National Community Reinvestment Coalition allows you to explore how the HOLC's redlining maps are affecting cities today. The interactive map allows you to compare modern data about income status and the minority population with the HOLC's historical redlining security ratings.
In this way you can see if neighborhoods in your city with 'good' HOLC redlining ratings have remained largely white and wealthy or whether your city has become a beacon of social and racial equality. You can also use the National Community Reinvestment Coalition map to see where gentrification has occurred in a city. These are the neighborhoods which received the lowest HOLC redlining ratings but now don't have the dots from the 'Low to Moderate Income' layer.
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Friday, August 18, 2017
Help Partition India
Seventy years ago a British lawyer called Sir Cyril Radcliffe was asked to draw the border that would divide British India into two countries. Now it's your turn.
Radcliffe's new boundaries were formally announced in August 1947. The announcement left around 14 million people in the 'wrong' country. In the violence that followed around 1 million people lost their lives. After witnessing the chaos that followed his partition of India Radcliffe at least had enough shame to refuse his 40,000 rupee salary.
Al Jazeera don't have a 40,000 rupee salary to pay but they would like your help in dividing British India into two countries. In How were the India-Pakistan partition borders drawn? Al Jazeera has provided you with a map which includes information on where the Muslim, Hindu and Sikh populations live. You just need to draw the borders on the map to create two new countries.
After you have drawn your borders you will be shown the original Radcliffe Line.
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Labels: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan
Avocado Toast or New Home?
Avocado toast or new home? It really is that simple. Millennials need to stop complaining and start saving.
All millennials seem to do is sit around eating avocado toast and whining about how they don't have enough money to buy a house. Well millennials if you want to own your own home then you need to grow-up, stop complaining and start saving. Just forget the avocado toast. Instead take a packed lunch to work everyday and you will be able to afford a home in Hackney in just 60 years time.
Look Mr & Ms Hipster if you want to buy a home in London then you could drink instant and not hipster coffee. If you do stop drinking expensive coffee in hipster cafes and switch to instant coffee then you could save yourself enough money to buy a home near Borough Market in as little as 83 years.
If you need any more hipster saving tips then you should visit finder.com's guide to How millennials can save their way to a London property. The guide consists of an interactive map which basically shows the (un)affordability of property in each London borough. However if you click on a borough on the map you can discover finder.com's (tongue in cheek) handy tips on saving money. Each saving exercise includes a guide as to how many years you will need to save to buy a property in the selected borough.
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Labels: London, real estate, UK
Thursday, August 17, 2017
Food Insecurity in America
Food Insecurity in the United States is an interactive map which shows the number of people who need food assistance in each county in the United States. The map uses data from Feeding America's annual Map the Meal Gap project.
There are a number of clusters of counties, especially in the south east, which have high levels of food insecurity. Many of these, for example in the Mississippi Delta are in areas where agriculture and food production are the biggest industries. I wonder if Monsanto knows why that is?
If you select a state on the map you can view a detailed overview of food insecurity in the state. You can also click on individual counties to discover the food insecurity rate and the number of food insecure people in the selected county.
The map uses the USDA's measure of food insecurity which refers to a lack of access to "enough food for an active, healthy life for all household members". To determine the food insecurity rates Feeding America use a number of economic indicators and responses to the Current Population Survey.
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Donald's 'Beautiful Statues'
The Southern Poverty Law Center has found over 1,500 symbols of the Confederacy in public spaces, mostly in the southern United States. These include not just statues and other memorials but schools, parks and roads which have been named for Confederate leaders or battles.
In Whose Heritage? Public Symbols of the Confederacy the SPLC has included an interactive map showing the location of these Confederate symbols and memorials. The map uses color coded markers to show which are monuments, which are schools and which are roads. If you select a marker on the map you can also see the year that this selected memorial to the Confederacy was dedicated.
The SPLC has used these dates of dedication to also provide a timeline of when memorials to the Confederacy have been dedicated since the end of the Civil War. This timeline shows that there have been two main periods which have seen spikes in the number of Confederacy memorials being dedicated. The first was in the first two decades of the Twentieth Century. The second was in the 1950's and 1960's.
The SPLC has its theories about why these periods saw spikes in the number of Confederacy memorials being dedicated - but you'll have to read the SPLC article to discover what those theories are.
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Labels: USA
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Dancing Maps
I've just spent the last ten minutes singing to a map. The map enjoyed it and even danced for my pleasure.
You too can make this map dance. Just turn on your microphone when prompted and then start singing your favorite song. If the map likes your voice then all the buildings will start dancing for you.
The dancing map is possible because of Mapbox GL's runtime styling capabilities. The map uses the audio input (using the Web Audio API) to dynamically change the building heights on the map and the intensity of the light. You can read more about the technical details on the Mapbox blog.
If you get bored singing to a map then you could always listen to a map or play a tune on one instead. MTA.me Conductor has turned Massimo Vignelli's 1972 New York subway map into a string instrument. The map simulates trains moving on the MTA subway network and plays a note every time a subway train crosses the track of another train.
If the New York subway map can be a stringed instrument then maybe the map of Ohio can be a piano. Ohio has 88 counties, a piano has 88 keys, so obviously Ohio is a Piano! Just click on a county to play a note.
If the New York subway can be a stringed instrument and Ohio can be a piano then Aberdeen can be an orchestra! Marker / Music lets you mix your own music by clicking on different locations and playing the music that was recorded at each location. You can combine any of the recordings to create your own unique mix directly from the map.
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Labels: music
The Best Views in London
What do you get if you ask a computer to find the most scenic places in London?
The answer is this map of London's Most Scenic Views.
Researchers at the University of Warwick trained a neural network on images from ScenicOrNot. ScenicOrNot is an online data science project which asks people to rate the views depicted in photos by how scenic they are. The neural network was used to identify the common features found in the photos which have been voted as the most scenic.
Once the neural network worked out the features that make a photo scenic or not it was set loose to find the most scenic photos in Geograph's collection of images of London. The Geograph British Isles project is collecting geographically representative photographs and information for every square kilometre of Great Britain and Ireland. It currently has over 240,000 photos of London, covering ever square kilometre of the city.
The University of Warwick's artificially intelligent neural network was therefore able to scan photos from all over London to find the most scenic photos in Geograph's London collection. You can explore the most scenic views found in this interactive map of London's Most Scenic Views.
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Labels: London, photomapping, UK
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
The Dot Map of Canadian Languages
The Dot Map of Canadian Languages uses data from the 2016 census to show the mother tongues of everyone in Canada. The map provides a great overview of where different language speakers live in each Canadian town and city.
Unfortunately the map doesn't come with any information so I can't be entirely sure how many people each dot represents. Each dot could be one language speaker or each dot could represent 10 or even 100 people. Census dot maps don't usually reveal the exact location of each person in the census. Usually the data is randomized within each census ward. This is still accurate enough to give a good overview of where clusters of different language speakers can be found in a town or city.
The Dot Map of Canadian Languages is the first interactive map I've seen using the recently released data from the 2016 census. However there are a lot of interactive language maps which have been produced using the language data from the 2011 census.
For example, you might be surprised to learn that in the far north of Canada, in the Northwest Territories, the most spoken language (after French and English) is Arabic. The 10 and 3 mapped the most prevalent languages, besides French and English, spoken in Canadian homes using data from the 2011 census.
Canada's Far-Flung Language Enclaves shows the results of the analysis on a Google Map. Each census division on the map is colored by the most prevalent language. You can mouse-over each division on the map to view the percentage of the population which speaks the most prevalent language (after French & English).
Using data from the 2011 Canadian census CBC has mapped Quebec's English speakers. The Where are Quebec's Anglos? map shows the number of people in Quebec's census districts who self-indentify as Anglophone. Users can select from regions in the map sidebar to zoom the map to specific locations. The map displays a heat map of census results showing where English was given as the mother tongue or the language most used at home.
The highest density of English speakers (although small in total population) seems to be among the hardy folk living on the Côte-Nord.
Global News has also used the language data from the 2011 Canadian census to create mapped visualizations of the leading mother tongues by census tract in a number of cities.
The Google Map for each city allows users to view the percentage of different language speakers in each census tract. The maps also include other census topics, such as age, gender and the number of children.
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Solar Eclipse Simulators
Next Monday everyone in the United States, even in Alaska and Hawaii, will be able to witness at least a partial solar eclipse. If you want to know how full an eclipse you will see then you need the HeyWhatsThat 2017 Eclipse map.
The HeyWhatsThat solar eclipse preview tool is very simple to use. You simply need to click on the Google Map to show your location and you can instantly see what the eclipse will look like on the accompanying map of the heavens.
If you enter your zipcode into Vox's Solar Eclipse Simulator you can also view a simulation of what the moon passing in front of the sun will look like from your location. The simulation includes information on what time the eclipse will peak and what percentage of the sun will be obscured.
If you want to see a total solar eclipse then Vox has also got you covered. The Solar Eclipse Simulator includes a Mapbox map which reveals the closest point to your location where you can view a total solar eclipse. It even tells you how far you have to travel to get there.
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Lioco 'Estero' Chardonnay
Coming from the heart of the Russian River Valley where the trees, river, and fog shape the wine, this bottle of chardonnay is sure to please. Boasting aromas of honeysuckle, cheese rind, and sesame, this wine is crisp, light and can be enjoyed with a variety of dishes. 'Estero' chardonnay is barrel-fermented in old oak casks and is all about texture. Expect bright minerality as the wine comes to finish. It can be best paired with creamy scallops or a citrus arugula salad! Enjoy!
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Located in the heart of Millville, this hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Cumberland Mall and within 3 mi (5 km) of Levoy Theater and Cumberland County College. South Vineland Park and Landis Theater are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, coffee/tea in a common area, and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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All 102 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, LCD TVs with cable channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves. Guests will also find coffee makers, free newspapers, and free local calls.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
Quality Inn & Suites Millville - Vineland features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Quality Inn & Suites Millville - Vineland is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Conference space
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 102
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Number of floors - 2
- Restaurant Restaurant
- Smoke-free property
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- RV, bus, truck parking
- 24-hour business center
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Free newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.
Quality Inn & Suites Millville - Vineland has a restaurant on site.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Check-in time starts at 3:00 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
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- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 15 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed
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Welcome to St. Coletta
We are community of more than 400 children and adults where every day we see possibilities beyond disabilities. See us in action.
Our mission of is to serve children and adults with intellectual disabilities and to support their families. At St. Coletta we believe in the immeasurable value of the individual human spirit and the right of each individual to live as full and independent a life as possible. We respect the dignity of all persons entrusted to our care and our goal is to serve them in an atmosphere that encourages their talents, celebrates their successes and builds their self-esteem.
What We Do
At St. Coletta we celebrate individual strengths each day. We serve students and adults with intellectual disabilities, autism and secondary disabilities. We moved our school program to our state of the art building in Washington, DC, near RFK Stadium, in 2006. This enabled us both to serve more students and adults and to offer a wide-range of programs that engage, educate, and enrich our students' lives.
Our core program includes: functional academics, skills of daily living, community based instruction, adaptive physical education, arts education, computer skills and vocational training. Students earn a certificate of IEP completion upon graduation.
We believe in the inherent worth of the individual regardless of their rate of development and capacity for learning. Every person has the right to the training and support necessary for them to reach their full potential.
Our more than fifty years of experience has confirmed that the real focus of education needs to be on the individual learner and the skills they need to be successful in life. We believe that individuals learn best by doing. To that end, we plan hands-on, theme-based activities that allow for experimentation and trial and error. Instruction occurs as often as possible in the natural setting, thus our adults and students spend a lot of time in the community
Learn more about our school program. Learn more about our adult program.
We also serve the parents of our students and adults. We provide information and a community of experienced individuals who can help them meet their child's needs and help them to develop all their child's talents.
Our History
St. Coletta was founded in 1959 by parents of a child with Down Syndrome. The school began in the basement of St. Charles Borromeo School in Arlington with five students. Over the intervening years it moved to several different locations in Arlington and in 1996 school leaders made the decision to purchase a permanent facility in Alexandria that would allow for growth. The larger facility allowed the school to begin an adult day program as well as to expand the student population. In September 2006 we moved to our DC campus.
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We are a non-sectarian, non-profit organization. We depend on the support of caring individuals to be able to offer the tailored instruction and variety of activities that help our students and adults develop all their potential.
Contributions to St. Coletta are tax-deductible, much needed, and greatly appreciated.
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We are good stewards of your contributions. 100% of your donation goes directly to programs for our students and adults. Thank you.
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You can learn more about our work and watch our students grow through our short, monthly email updates. Sign up today and you'll be assured to get something that will make you smile each month.
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Our state of the art building designed by the renowned architect Michael Graves enables our students and adults to develop more fully.
Our school is organized around "houses" for children of different ages and each is connected to our "village green." Students remain in the same "house" for multiple years and the teachers and therapists get to know them very well.
Each "house" has specially designed classrooms and a teaching kitchen to practice daily living skills. Our students also enjoy a full size gymnasium, a hydrotherapy room, a sensory room and art and music studios.
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04 Dec 2010, 06:33pm by Doug Farrar
This week's Monday Night Football feature for ESPN Insider goes in depth on how this year's Patriots offense compares to the record-setting offense of 2007... and why this year's offense is likely to avoid the late-season fade of three years ago.
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03 Dec 2010, 04:18pm by Brian Fremeau
In the only conference championship rematch of 2010, South Carolina looks to flip the script and take down undefeated Auburn. Brian Fremeau breaks down the drive summary from their first meeting to identify offensive, defensive and special teams opportunities for each team.
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02 Dec 2010, 08:37pm by Aaron Schatz
This week's Numbers Crunching goes in depth on Steelers-Ravens, Bucs-Falcons, and Jets-Patriots. Time to give Geno Hayes some love!
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We attempt to find the new Devin Aromashodu or Billy Volek before getting into this week's games.
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We use similarity scores to project the future of our number-one prospect in this feature for ESPN Insider.
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30 Nov 2010, 01:32pm by Vincent Verhei
If you want to shut down Michael Vick, you better know your left from your right. Vince Verhei explains in this week's Any Given Sunday.
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27 Nov 2010, 04:12pm by Doug Farrar
In this week's Monday Night Football feature for ESPN Insider, Doug Farrar details how the Cardinals left themselves unprepared for the loss of veterans before the 2010 season.
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Fantasy Matchups looks at the Rusty Smith matchup in detail.
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This week's Numbers Crunching breaks down San Diego at Indianapolis, Green Bay at Atlanta, and Jacksonville at the New York Giants.
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Rusty Smith or Kerry Collins, does it really matter? If the Titans make the playoffs, they'll do it with defense and special teams -- and even in an upset loss, those two units still came to play against Washington.
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