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Q: How can i make presences loop? How can i make presences loop? I want it to change presence every 5-10 sec.
client = commands.Bot(command_prefix=commands.when_mentioned_or(","))

async def presenced():
    presences = ["Prefix: ,", "Over people!"]
    activity = discord.Activity(
        name=random.choice(presences), type=discord.ActivityType.watching)
    await client.change_presence(activity=activity)

client.loop.create_task(presenced())

A: If you didn't already find an answer I got something that should work.
import discord
from discord.ext import commands
import asyncio
import random

client = commands.Bot(command_prefix=commands.when_mentioned_or(","))

async def on_ready():
    print("client is online!") # you can add other things to this on_ready listener
    client.loop.create_task(presenced()) # start the presenced task when the bot is ready

client.add_listener(on_ready)

async def presenced():
    while True:
        presences = ["Prefix: ,", "Over people!"]
        await client.change_presence(activity=discord.Activity(name=random.choice(presences), type=discord.ActivityType.watching))
        await asyncio.sleep(10) # you can of course add some randomizer to this delay

client.run("bot token here :)")

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Lately we've been checking out a lot of great gear from Queensland based Loose Kid Industries. However, it's all been adult gear….
We were pretty keen to check out a Bionic Neck Support, so got in touch with the Aussie Alpinestars importer, Monza imports….


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Q: Unable to connect to ftp.us.debian.org:http: [IP: 64.50.236.52 80] I am trying to do an apt-get update and apt-get upgrade on my Debian Wheezy armhf system, but the upgrade is failing with the above error.  Networking is working, and my /etc/apt/sources.list is:

deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ wheezy main contrib non-free

How can I fix this?

A: Some systems have trouble accessing IPv6 resources which can effect reaching deb.debian.org for example.  Disabling IPv6 has worked for me in the past in resolving the "Unable to connect" issue:
sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1
sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6=1

( no restart or services required )

A: From your armhf system try to ping the 64.50.236.52 ip address.
ping 64.50.236.52

If you don't have any answer check your internet connection. On the other hand, if you got answer from this ip address ping the ftp server name
ping ftp.us.debian.org

If it doesn't answer, go to your /etc/resolv.conf file and verify it is properly set.

A: OK, I modified sources.lst to be this:

deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian wheezy main contrib non-free
deb http://security.debian.org wheezy/updates main contrib non-free

then re-ran update and upgrade again and it updated fine this time,.


Ever since Mira was born I've been on a kick for family traditions. I received an e-mail from the PEPs foundation discussing the importance of traditions and recommending this book. After reading through it I was hooked on the idea of creating as many traditions with my family as possible.
Last year I started our "Advent of Activities" and even with a six month old it was a blast, so it has stuck. The nice thing about this type of advent calendar is that the prep work is moderate up front but then the rest is cake. In early-mid November I spend about two-three hours researching events and activities happening in Seattle during the holiday season and I enter them into my google calendar. Once I've got the timing worked out (e.g., dates of activities/events and our schedule) I write them down on little pieces of paper and put them in our advent calendar.
One of the pictures from last year (we went to the Seattle Center to see the little village and decorations).
I decided I'm going to go over the first half of our advent calendar with you guys and then follow up with the second half in an upcoming post.
December 1st – West Seattle Christmas Tree Lighting. Unfortunately I couldn't be here for this one, but Dave and Mira attended without me and had a blast.
December 2nd – Coffee Shop Date With Papa.
December 3rd – Christmas Ornament. Mira loves Moana so we hung a new ornament on the tree.
December 4th – Christmas Stocking. Mira was super excited to see her stocking for the first time.
December 5th – Christmas Treat. This one was more for me because Dave was on a sugar strike and Mira doesn't really eat sugar.
December 6th – Treat With Mama. Mira and I went to Bakery Nouveau and enjoyed a yummy and entertaining date.
December 7th – Christmas Carolers in Westlake Center. This one has been my favorite so far. Mira loves music and she was sooooo into all the singers. Everyone did such a great job.
December 8th – Greenlake Pathway of Lights. Unfortunately this event was a bit of a let down. It was nice to be able to take Oliver with us, but it was so crowded I thought Oli was going to get trampled. Although, It was amazing to see a hot air balloon in the middle of Seattle.
December 9th – Cookie Decorating. Mira enjoyed a frosting-less cookie (**Me: Mira doesn't eat sugar. Also me: Here, have this cookie Mira**), but I enjoyed the cookie decorating. It was my first time making royal icing and I was pretty proud.
December 10th – Christmas Socks. Mira and I went to pick out socks, we had a conference and decided that because her and I already had enough socks, and Dave was in need of socks, we would donate our pairs to him. It was really cute when I asked her "Should we just get papa a bunch of socks?" and she shook her head 'yeah.' Already so thoughtful.
December 11th – Walk With Mama. Sometimes when it's cold out we can forget to enjoy the outdoors, so I like a good reminder to get outside.
December 12th – Bellevue Garden D'lights. This was absolutely beautiful! I'm sharing two pictures because not only were the lights awesome, but the gingerbread display gave me serious cookie decorating envy!
December 13th – Coffee Shop Date With Mama & Papa.
It's been so much fun so far and I can't even wait for some of the events that are to come.
Oh, and in case you were wondering just how deep the Moana love is…(don't judge my attempts at singing this song…I think my voice is a little tired from belting it out).
Next up, Charlie gettin' cozy time.
But then it would be WAY more fun to tell you about ear candling. It is 100% not recommended; the research says that it's not harmful, but that's it's also not really effective. Although, we all tried it this last weekend and it was very relaxing and seemed to work. It's a hollow candle that you light on fire on one end and put the other end in your ear. Essentially it's suppose to clear out excessive cerumen from your outer ear. It. Did.
Chillin' yo! You may notice the propane fire, yeah there was a ban on wood fires, which we figured out the second night (I'll let you connect the dots on that one).
Time for bed, let's get cozy.
I basically slept with yoda this weekend.
Breakfast on the way home always tastes super delicious. Breakfast lovers!!!
Camping was awesome, can't wait for the next trip! I have a 'camping workout' to share with you all soon!
It was the perfect day for a BBQ, everyone enjoyed the sunshine!
It was a great day! I feel a little ashamed that I didn't honor my homeland on July 1st as much as I did the USA; however, I'm pretty proud that we were in Canada for the 1st and the US for the 4th. To be exact we were in southeast BC for the first half of the week and then southwest OR for the second half. Okay, I'm glad we did it, we got a lot of family time and with limited vacation time it's hard to see family as often as we'd like, but we definitely spent 30 hours driving in total all week and that took it's toll. We gave ourselves a full day recovery and I think that really gave me the rest I needed to be ready for work this week.
Fourth of July and Canada day will never occur again without these babies!!!!!!!!


The Burlington area surrounding the Fox River remained under a flood warning Tuesday afternoon as the National Weather Service predicted the river to rise to near flood stage by Wednesday afternoon.
Today's forecast calls for 1 to 3 inches or rain, along with melting snow, moderate flooding on some roadways and low-lying areas is expected, according to the weather service.
While rains are expected to be heavy at times, this weather isn't expected to bring heavy rain, lessening the risk of toppled trees, downed utility lines, and power outages. Rounds of rain are expected on and off today through Wednesday morning.
Our meteorologists say several periods of heavy rain across much of Arkansas will create the potential for river and flash flooding.
The Chicago area had seen an inch or two of rainfall by Tuesday morning, according to the weather service.
River floods can occur during prolonged rain events, though the rainfall that leads to flash flooding certainly does not help the situation.
According to the National Weather Service, the combination of heavy rain and melting snow will cause flooding along some rivers in northern IL and northwest Indiana.
There's a flood watch in effect until 7 p.m. Wednesday for Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties. High temperatures are back in the low 40s Wednesday. Low lying and poor drainage areas prone to flooding will be most susceptible. But the watch was dropped early Tuesday for Wood, Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca, and Hancock counties.
Look for more showers and thunderstorms to increase again late Friday through Saturday.
The Afrin offensive has put strains on the complex ties between the warring sides in northern Syria and their external supporters. Ankara regards the YPG as indistinguishable from the PKK, though the groups say they are independent from each other.
Martinez averaged a homer every 9.60 AB in 2017, the lowest single-season mark (min. 450 PA) since Barry Bonds in 2004 (8.29). With the Tigers struggling and planning to rebuild, they shipped Martinez to the Arizona Diamondbacks .


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The Ontario Indoor Cup U-14 Girls finals took place on Sunday at the Ontario Soccer Centre, in Vaughan, as Erin Mills Eagles took on the Caledon Cyclones.
The Caledon Cyclones got off to a quick start as Angelina Kristic made a clever turn and her left footed shot found the corner in the 3rd minute to make it 1-0.
The two traded chances throughout the remainder of the first half but neither side was able to find a way through.
Just as Caledon started the first half quickly, so too did Erin Mills in the second half.
Caledon answered right back a minute later however. Isabella Mazzaferro got on the end of a corner kick cross and she restored Caledon's lead to 2-1.
Erin Mills would press desperately to find the equalizer, with one chance being cleared off the line but they weren't able to find a way through.
Caledon would hold on and capture the U-14 Girls Ontario Indoor Cup.


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Why The Grove is the Best Orlando Resort for Families
Activity Center:
Alfresco Market:
Sunday - Thursday: 7:00am - 10:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 7:00am - 11:00pm
Check-In
THE CHECK-IN PERIOD BEGINS AT 4:00PM AND RUNS UNTIL 2:00AM. CHECK-IN PRIOR TO 4:00PM IS UNLIKELY.
For guests arriving early, luggage storage is available. Guests are encouraged to store their luggage and proceed directly to enjoying the many sites and attractions in Orlando.
Ends at 10:00am
Front Desk may offer late check-out, based upon availability. The pricing for late check-out is $25 per hour after 10:00am. After 2:00pm full rate is charged for that evening.
Escape Spa:
Flip Flop's Family Fun Center:
Lake Austin Pier:
Longboard Bar & Grill:
Sunday - Thursday: 11:00am - 5:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 11:00am - 6:00pm
Surfari Water Park:
The Springs Pools:
The Springs Bar & Grill:
Valencia Restaurant:
Breakfast: 8:00am - 11:00am
Lunch: 11:00am - 3:00pm
Dinner: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
*Hours Subject to Change Due to Weather or Season.
Q: What are lovebugs?
A: The lovebug is a species of march fly found in parts of southern United States and Central Florida. They are a small black fly with a red thorax.
Q: When is lovebug season?
A: They emerge in the spring and fall, usually May and September, although this can vary by a few weeks earlier or later.
Q: Are they harmful?
A: Lovebugs are not poisonous, and they do not bite, sting, or transmit diseases.
Q: Are lovebugs attracted to anything?
A: Lovebugs are attracted to light-colored surfaces, especially if they are freshly painted, but lovebugs congregate almost anywhere, reacting to the effects of sunlight on automobile fumes, asphalt, etc.
Q: Do you charge a resort fee?
A: A daily resort fee of $35 (plus tax) will be charged to your room rate per room, per night and includes:
Daily Transportation to and from Walt Disney World® Ticket and Transportation Center (Near Magic Kingdom® Park)
Entrance to Surfari Water Park, lazy river tubes & towels
Resort wide Wi-Fi
In-room local and toll-free calls
In-suite coffee and tea setup
Unlimited 24/7 access to our fitness center
Use of business center
Scheduled family activities
Q: What are your housekeeping practices?
A: Guests staying four nights or less, receive daily trash removal and amenities refresh. Guests staying five nights or more, receive a full service cleaning every third night of your stay. Additional full service cleans desired can be arranged in advance for a daily fee.
Q: What is the difference between the suite views?
A: Our standard view overlooks our natural resort landscape or Courtyard Fountain. Our superior view overlooks either Lake Austin, The Springs Pools, Surfari Water Park or our lagoons.
Q: How can I book a room close to the water park?
A: Room location and views are by request only to reservations@groveresortorlando.com. All requests are based upon availability and are not guaranteed.
Q: How do I book an Accessible Room?
A: Accessible rooms are available by request only to reservations@groveresortorlando.com. All requests are based upon availability and are not guaranteed.
Q: Which suites or rooms have king beds?
A: All of the rooms have a king bed in the master bedroom.
Q: Is it possible to have two twin beds instead of a queen?
A: Yes, our 2 Bedroom Family Suite is an available room option featuring one king bed in the master and two full beds in the second bedroom. You can book the room here.
Q: Does the sofa in the living room double as a bed?
A: Yes, the sofa opens as a full-size bed.
Q: I need to reserve a rollaway bed for my room, can I do that?
A: No, The Grove Resort Orlando does not have rollaway beds. The sleeper sofa does, however, fold out to be an extra bed.
Q: What kind of mattresses are in the guest rooms?
A: The beds have Sealy Sayer Pro Luxe mattresses, and the pillows are Down Etc. Aqua Plush Pillow 235 Thread Count.
Q: How many people can each suite sleep?
A: 1-bedroom suites can sleep up to 4 people, 2-bedroom suites can sleep up to 6 people, and 3-bedroom suites can sleep up to 8 people.
Q: What is included in the kitchen? What do I need to bring from home or buy?
A: Each kitchen comes equipped with: salad serving bowl, pot holders, mixing bowl, wine/bottle opener, can opener, colander, cutting board, ice bucket, ice cream scoop, knife set, ladle, measuring cup, spatula, pizza cutter, pot & pan set (3 pots with lids and a saute pan with lid), peeler, salad tongs, solid serving spoon, slotted serving spoon, Wastebasket, whisk, dish cleaning supplies. Dishes, cups, and silverware are also provided. So the only thing you might want to bring or buy would be salt, pepper, and olive oil.
Q: Do you provide washers & dryers in the units?
A: Yes. Each suite has a full-size washer & dryer. Laundry detergent is available for purchase at Alfresco Market.
Q: What shower amenities are available in rooms?
A: Shower amenities are shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap and a hair dryer.
Q: Is smoking allowed at the resort or in suites?
A: Smoking is only permitted in designated smoking locations. Suites and the accompanying balcony are considered a "non-smoking" area and a possible cleaning fee could be added if a guest chooses to smoke in these areas.
Q: Are there carbon monoxide detectors in the guest rooms?
A: We don't have carbon monoxide detectors but we don't need them as all of our electronics in the rooms are electric; we don't have gas stoves or water heaters, etc.
Q: What forms of payment do you accept at check-in?
A: At check-in, guests must provide a credit card which the Front Desk will pre-authorize for the anticipated balance of the stay including taxes, resort fee and parking, plus an additional $50 per night for incidentals. Cash will not be accepted at the time of check-in but can be used as a form of payment at the time of check-out.
Q: What are your check-in and check-out times?
A: The check-in period begins at 4:00pm and runs until 2:00am. Check-in prior to 4:00pm is unlikely. For guests arriving early, luggage storage is available. Guests are encouraged to store their luggage and proceed directly to enjoying the many sites and attractions in Orlando. Check-out ends at 10:00am. Front Desk may offer late check-out, based upon availability. The pricing for late check-out is $25 per hour after 10:00am. After 2:00pm full rate is charged for that evening.
Q: Does your TVs offer parental control?
A: Yes, please give our front desk a call at Ext. 1600 so we can set that up for you.
The Grove Resort Orlando is proud and honored to offer ADA-Compliant accommodations. We encourage guests to contact us in advance of their visit to ensure the most suitable accommodations are prepared to offer a memorable and comfortable stay. Please contact reservations at 407.530.3401 or at reservations@groveresortorlando.com.
To accommodate our ADA guests, we have Handicap parking located close to the main entrance of the resort as well as on every level of the parking garages closest to the entrances.
The two main entrances to the resort are ADA accessible. Routes to guest rooms, The Springs Pools, Surfari Water Park, lobby, dining areas, meeting space and parking are accessible, however, doors in these areas are fire doors.
We have ADA compliant guestrooms with shower benches, shower bars, wide doorways, accessible light switches, lower counters, visual fire alarm and doorbell, and emergency strobe lights.
Q: What are The Springs Pools hours?
A: The Springs Pools are open from 8:00am to 10:00pm. Hours subject to change due to weather.
Q: What are Surfari Water Park hours?
A: Surfari Water Park is open Sunday - Thursday from 10:00am - 5:00pm and Friday - Saturday from 10:00pm - 6:00pm. Hours subject to change due to weather. In the event our pools exceed capacity restrictions, pool access will be restricted until space becomes available.
Q: Are the pools heated?
A: Yes, The Springs Pools and our zero-entry pool at Surfari Water Park are kept at 83 degrees year round.
Q: Are there towels at the pool?
A: Yes, there is a towel tracker at The Springs Pools and Surfari Water Park. The towels are complimentary and guests are able to access as many as needed with their room key.
Q: What is the price to rent a cabana at The Springs Pools or Surfari Water Park?
A: Weekdays are $175 and weekends are $200. For more information about what is included in the cabanas, please visit our cabana rental page.
Q: Are guests of guests staying at the resort allowed to use Surfari Water Park and its amenities?
A: The water park is for registered resort guests only. No outside friends or family.
Q: What are the pools and water park policies?
A: Pool and Water Park Policies:
Wristbands will be distributed at check-in, based on total occupants per room, not to exceed maximum room occupancy.
Wristbands are required to be worn in pool areas at all times.
For lost wristbands, a fee of $35 will be required to replace.
Room keys may also be requested to validate guests of the resort.
Q: Are guests able to use the pools and resort amenities before check-in?
A: Yes, guests can use the amenities prior to check-in and the front desk staff will usually store luggage in the back room if needed.
Q: Can you book the FlowRider in advance?
A: The FlowRider is available on a first-come, first-serve basis and does not currently accept reservations.
Q: How much is the FlowRider?
A: The FlowRider is $30 for 30 minutes and $55 for 60 minutes
Q: Is there a height restriction for the waterslides?
A: Yes, guests must be a minimum of 48 inches to ride both slides.
Q: Are coolers allowed in the water park?
A: No, coolers are not permitted in the water park.
Q: Can guests bring outside food & beverages into the water park?
A: No, outside food & beverage is not permitted in the water park.
Q: Is sunscreen available for purchase?
A: Yes, many retail items will be for sale, including sunscreen.
Q: Are life jackets provided?
A: Life jackets are complimentary and they are available at the Welcome Hut.
Q: Are swim masks and goggles permitted?
A: Yes, in swimming pool and lazy river. Swim masks and goggles are not permitted on the FlowRider or water slides.
Q: Can you bring your own floatation devices?
A: Yes, for the zero-entry pool only. Lazy River Tubes are available and included in the resort fee.
Q: Can you bring your own flotation devices for toddlers?
A: Yes. Arm bands are not allowed on water slides for safety reasons.
Q: Can toddlers ride on a tube in the Lazy River?
A: Yes, a guest is able to ride on a float with an adult. We also provide complimentary life jackets for the kids to make it easier to float in the river.
Q: Is there a lifeguard on duty?
A: Yes, there are multiple lifeguards on duty at all times at Surfari Water Park.
Q: Is the water park wheel chair accessible?
A: Yes, the water park is ADA compliant.
Q: How deep is the zero-entry pool?
A: 4 feet, 6 inches
Q: How much are the boat rentals at Lake Austin?
A: Swan paddle boat (5 seater) is $15/half hour, Kayak is $15/half hour, and the Go Float -2 seater electric boat is $30/half hour or $45/hour.
Q: Are guests allowed to bring their own fishing equipment to Lake Austin Pier?
A: No, guests are not permitted to use their own fishing equipment.
Q: What are the hours of operation for the fitness center?
A: The fitness center is open 24 hrs.
Q: Is there a tennis court on-site?
A: While there are currently no plans for a tennis court, there is an on-site fitness center for guest use.
Q: Is there a basketball court on-site?
A: There is an on-site fitness center but no basketball court.
Q: Is there a gift shop on site?
A: Yes! Alfresco Market is located near the Lobby.
Q: Is there a place to print boarding passes?
A: Yes. Visit the business center located in the lobby to print your boarding passes and receive complimentary internet access.
Q: What sort of family activities are offered?
A: In addition to daily events at the pool, the Activities Center is open daily 9:00am-5:00pm. Guests can come in for scheduled crafts, but also they can choose to just color or play board games. There are also board games for complimentary guest check-out. Certain crafts do have a fee and you can check our current activities here.
Q: Is there a lost and found?
A: Please contact Lost and Found by calling the hotel at (407) 575-7500 and ask for the Lost and Found Department.
Pool & Water Park Policies
Q: What type of dining options are at The Grove Resort Orlando?
Antonio's Pizza Delivery
Q: Who do I contact to request a specific meal preparation (Halal, Kosher, gluten/allergen-free) at Valencia Restaurant?
A: Valencia Restaurant can accommodate dairy free, gluten free, vegetarian and vegan meal restrictions. Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate kosher meal options. Restrictions should be mentioned to the waiter once you are at the restaurant.
Q: How do I make restaurant reservations?
A: You can make a reservation for Valencia via Open Table by clicking here.
Q: Can groceries be delivered to the resort?
A: We cannot accept or store groceries on behalf of our guests. If you have groceries delivered, you must meet the delivery driver and collect the groceries in the lobby.
Q: Where can I find the prices for spa treatments?
A: You can find prices here on our website or call Escape Spa at 407-734-0789 for more information.
Q: How do I book spa treatments?
A: Please email Spa@GroveResortOrlando.com or call 407-734-0789.
Q: Does Escape Spa have special pricing for Florida residents?
A: Florida Residents receive 15% off at Escape Spa, which increases to 20% off for any 2 treatments that are 50 mins or longer/per person.
Q: What is the policy for spa guests under the age of 18?
A: A parent or legal guardian must accompany a spa guest under the age of 18 by booking a couples treatment. Spa guests under the age of 16, may only schedule manicure or pedicure services. Proper attire and proper behavior are required at all times while on spa property.
Payment, Policies & Fees
A: THE CHECK-IN PERIOD BEGINS AT 4:00PM AND RUNS UNTIL 2:00AM. CHECK-IN BEFORE 4:00PM IS UNLIKELY. Check-out ends at 10:00am. Front Desk may offer late check-out, based upon availability. The pricing for late check-out is $25 per hour after 10:00am. After 2:00pm full rate is charged for that evening.
Q: Do you have an early check-in?:
A: Guests who book directly through The Grove Resort Orlando have the option to sign-up for the early check-in waitlist. This is available to guests looking to check-in from 7:00am – 12:00pm at an additional fee of $40. If we are unable to meet this request there will be no charge and you will check-in at the normal time of 4:00pm.
Q: How much is parking?
A: Parking is $18 (plus tax) per day per vehicle.
Q: How much do you authorize for incidentals?
A: Upon check-in, a $50 hold per day, up to a maximum of $350, will be placed on your debit or credit card to cover incidentals during your stay. This hold will be released 7-10 business days after your departure depending on your issuing bank.
Q: When is payment collected for a reservation?
A: A deposit of the first night's room, tax and resort fee is due at the time of booking. The remaining balance is due at the time of check-in. If the reservation is cancelled within 72 hours of the check-in date, the deposit is refundable.
Q: What is your cancellation policy?
A: If your plans change, we are happy to accept your cancellation with 72 hours' notice at no additional charge.
Q: Do you have an Early Departure Fee?
A: Yes. Once you confirm the dates of your stay at check-in you are responsible for an early departure fee should you choose to depart the hotel prior to the scheduled date. The fee is equal to one-night room and tax of the day departing.
Q: What is the minimum check-in age?
A: The minimum age of check-in is 21 years.
Q: Is the resort pet friendly?
A: The resort welcomes service animals but not pets.
Q: What is your policy regarding skateboards and hoverboards?
A: Skateboards and hoverboards (self-balanced, two-wheeled, gliding motorized scooters) are prohibited on property due to safety concerns.
Q: Do you allow drones to be flown on hotel grounds?
A: To ensure the safety and privacy of all guests, drones are not permitted to be operated on hotel grounds.
Q: Can guests send packages to the resort prior to arrival?
A: Yes, guests can have items shipped to the resort.
Q: How far in advance can I make a reservation?
A: 365 days.
Q: Is Wi-Fi available?
A: Yes, we offer complimentary Wi-Fi around the resort. Premium Wi-Fi is also available at an additional cost per day.
Shipping of Packages
Packages shipped to The Grove Resort Orlando are subject to a handling fee. Handling fees are as follows:
Flat Envelope: $5.00
Package – 0 to 15 lbs: $10.00
Package – 16 to 30 lbs: $20.00
Package – Over 30 lbs: $50.00
Pallet: Not Accepted
When sending packages, please use the following mailing address:
The Grove Resort Orlando
Hold for Arrival: Guest name on reservation and arrival date
14501 Grove Resort Ave
Packages can be retrieved from the Front Desk with a photo ID. Recipients will be required to sign for the package at the time of pick up.
Upon delivery, if the resort is unable to locate a future reservation for the package's recipient, the item will be returned to sender or otherwise discarded. Due to limited storage space, please ensure your shipments arrive no earlier than fourteen (14) days prior to arrival.
The Grove Resort Orlando is not responsible for the safe or timely arrival of any package sent to the resort. The resort accepts no liability for lost, stolen or damaged packages.
Q: How far away is the resort from Walt Disney World® Theme Parks?
A: The resort is located just six miles from Walt Disney World® Theme Parks.
Q: What's the bus schedule to/from Walt Disney World® Ticket & Transportation Center (Near Magic Kingdom® Park)?
A: Departure Times from The Grove Resort - 9:00am, 11:00am, and 12:15pm
Return Times from Walt Disney World® Ticket & Transportation Center, Lane #14 - 6:00pm, 7:35pm, 9:35pm, and 10:35pm
Guests will need to get a voucher for the shuttle bus 24 hours in advance at the Concierge Desk prior to their visit to the parks. This service is complimentary as it is included in the resort fee. Please note that capacity is limited and services are first come first serve basis.
Q: Are the shuttle buses ADA accessible?
A: Yes. Please notify our Guest Service desk 24 hours in advance.
Q: Does the resort sell tickets to Walt Disney World® Theme Parks?
A: Yes, our concierge sells tickets to Walt Disney World® Theme Parks.
Q: Is there transportation to/from the airport?
A: While we do not provide complimentary shuttle service to/from the airport. Guests can choose to take a taxis or a shuttle service from Orlando International Airport. Our recommended shuttle provider is Maingate Transportation at (407) 390-0000 press 0.
Q: Do you allow any boats or trailers at the resort?
A: No. We do not allow any attachments to vehicles as our garages cannot accommodate them. We also do not have an alternate parking location for those attachments.
Q: Are there luggage carts in the garage?
A: We don't have luggage carts on every level of the garage but there is parking on every level. Guests can also unload their car at the porte cochere with a bellman or they can call the front desk after check in and request a luggage cart to be brought to their room.
Q: What is the ceiling height for the parking garage?
Building 1 garage is 8'
Building 2 and 3 garages are 7' 3"
Q: What is the closest grocery store?
A: We have our Alfresco Market located on-site where you can stock up on groceries for your kitchen. There is also a Publix Super Market 2 miles away on Route 192.
Q: Do you have an electric vehicle charging station?
A: Yes. We have two ChargePoint stations located on the first floor in Garage 1 on the left-hand side.
Q: Are there cribs available?
A: Yes, we provide pack & plays for infants and toddlers at no cost. Please contact the front desk to arrange to have one delivered to your room.
Q: Are there high chairs available?
A: Unfortunately, we do not provide high chairs but you can rent them from KM Rentals and they can be delivered to the hotel. Click here to check out their website for more information.
Q: Are bed rails for toddlers available?
A: Unfortunately, we do not provide bed rails but you can rent them from KM Rentals and they can be delivered to the hotel. Click here to check out their website for more information.
Q: Is there childcare available?
A: While we do not provide child-care services on property through our staff, there is a local company that comes to resorts for this service. Check out their website Kids Nite Out for more information.
A: In addition to daily events at the pool, the Activities Center is open daily 9:00am - 5:00pm. Guests can come in for scheduled crafts, but also they can choose to just color or play board games. There are also board games for complimentary guest check-out. The crafts do have a fee and there are many offered such as Build a Buddy Stuffed Animal Workshop, Tye Dye Shirts, Ceramic Bank Painting and Sand Art. You can check our current activities here.
If you have a question you would like to see added, please contact us by sending an e-mail to marketing@groveresortorlando.com. For answers to any other questions, please email contactus@groveresortorlando.com or fill out the form on this page. We are always happy to help you!

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Event Highlights from Hastings College Medical Marijuana Panel Discussion
Activism, Medical Marijuana / By admin
San Francisco, CA – On Tuesday, April 8, 2009 a panel discussion on the topic of medical marijuana, organized by the Hastings Democrats, was held at UC Hastings College of the Law. The Cannabis Club Network was in attendance and is providing the medical marijuana community with exclusive footage of this important debate. There was a large turnout to hear the panel which featured United States Attorney for the Northern District of California Joseph Russoniello and Chief Counsel for Americans for Safe Access, Joe Elford, the event was moderated by Rory Little, Professor of Law.
After a lively introduction by Professor Little, the panelists were allowed to introduced themselves. Joe Russoniello began and spoke about his education and early professional background in law enforcement. Mr Russoniello is serving his second, nonconsecutive appointment to the position of United States Attorney for the Northern District of California, first appointed in 1982 by Ronald Reagan, and again by Gorge W. Bush in 2007. In a very cliché way, he mentioned that he was a Democrat prior to becoming a Republican. Next, Joe Elford spoke about himself. Mr. Elford graduated from Yale Law School in 1996 and worked as a clerk for the Honorable Vaughn R. Walker—who questions the value of the War on Drugs.
Mr. Russoniello clung tightly to his anachronistic, Nixon-era views of marijuana as addictive and promoting anti-social behavior, using the more than thirty year old findings of Dr. Henry Brill to support his argument. Mr. Russoniello seems all to willing to make the assumption that most cannabis clubs and growers in operation today are illegal, for-profit operations, and would apparently have no qualms about prosecuting any such case put before him. He seemed rather dismissive of the idea of cannabis as medicine, in spite of not having a medical degree.
Mr. Elford countered Mr Russoniello's claims of marijuana's harmfulness by citing the Nixon-appointed Shafer Commission's findings (abstract here) which appears to support the idea of personal use. After some disagreement about the conclusions of the Shafer Commission, the discussion of medical marijuana, as it is often wont to do, turned towards marijuana decriminalization.
Eventually the floor was open to questions from the audience. Of the few questions which were fielded, several people attempted to take Mr. Russoniello to task for his views. But unfortunately, due to time constraints, the Q&A; period ended almost as soon as it began.
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Medical Marijuana Panel Discussion At Hastings Law School
By Americans for Safe Access
Joseph Russoniello, the United States Attorney for the Northern District of California, and Joe Elford, Chief Counsel with Americans for Safe Access, will be debating medical marijuana issues this Wednesday at a panel being hosted at UCSF Hastings College of Law. This panel, which is being moderated by Hastings Law professor Rory Little, is especially relevant given the Obama Administration's repeated statements about suspending further federal enforcement action in California and other medical marijuana states.
This will be a great opportunity to hear directly from the U.S. attorney what his intentions are regarding the enforcement of federal marijuana laws in California," said ASA Chief Counsel Joe Elford. Despite promises made by the Obama Administration to end federal raids on medical marijuana dispensaries, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has conducted several such raids since President Obama was elected, the most recent of which was in San Francisco on March 25, 2009. As with many DEA raids conducted under the Bush Administration, medical marijuana and other property was seized in the San Francisco raid, but no indictments were made. Evidence from that raid, and the reason for it, has been sealed from public disclosure.
U.S. Attorney Russoniello, a G.W. Bush appointee and co-founder of the state-federal Campaign Against Marijuana Planting (CAMP), heads the federal office that would prosecute any indictments from the recent DEA raid. Russoniello previously served as a U.S. Attorney under President Reagan and has long been considered a hard-line drug warrior.
*Further information:*
U.S. Attorney Joseph Russoniello:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Russoniello
Statements made by U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder on ending DEA raids:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/feb/05/dea-led-by-bush-continues-pot-raids/
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The course of study is a list of subjects that the student is studying along with a list the curriculum that is being used. Not all books must be listed, but you should list the main books. As the year moves on, you may list additional books if you wish.
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Labeled Course of Study This form is like the one above, except that it is a standard PDF file and it is labeled to include the subjects of Math, English, Science, and Social Studies. There are two unlabeled spaces.
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The last weekend in June will be one of the biggest UK car events, Goodwood Festival of Speed, and even before Bentley set things up ahead of the event they thought they would tease us a little by unveiling details of the Bentley Continental GT3-R, although they did leave one vital piece of information out.
Even before we look at some of the Bentley Continental GT3-R specs we can tell you that this model is Bentley's fastest in terms of acceleration, and is the most dynamic road car they have ever built.
The Bentley Continental GT3-R is based on the ever-popular Continental and has just two seats, so a true racers car. Don't think for one moment that this big lump of a car will be slow off the line, as it will come back to bite you in the behind.
Some of the main Bentley Continental GT3-R features include a V8, 4.0-litre twin-turbo engine that produces 572 horsepower, more than the Jaguar F-Type R and Mercedes AMG GT.
To help transfer that amount of power is an eight-speed ZF automatic gearbox with shorter ratios than other Continental GT models to help get you up the gears faster, which is what helps to give it jaw-dropping acceleration.
Bentley Continental GT3-R performance figures — Bentley says that this new race inspired model will go 0-60 MPH in 3.6 seconds and has a top speed of 170 MPH, which is rather impressive for such a large car.
Fuel consumption figures for the Bentley Continental GT3-R are 15.3 mpg urban, 30.6 mpg extra urban and 22.3 mpg combined.
You can learn more details on the Bentley Continental GT3-R on the official website, but what you will not find out is the Bentley Continental GT3-R price, so lets hope they share this with us during the 2014 Goodwood Festival of Speed.


Madelyn Beck reports on agriculture, environment and health out of her Galesburg office. She also contributes to Harvest Public Media, WVIK and TriStates Public Radio.
She is from Montana, but has reported everywhere from Alaska to Washington, D.C. Most recently, she was the Wyoming reporter for public media collaboration Inside Energy. There, she reported on regional and national energy issues for radio stations around the West.
Past publications include the Idaho Mountain Express, E&E News/EnergyWire, KRBD Rainbird Radio, the Montana Broadcaster's Association, Montana Public Radio, and the Tioga Tribune.


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2 dead, dozens injured in Amtrak crash
Two people were killed Sunday when a train with more than 300 on board struck a backhoe on the track in Chester, Pennsylvania.
2 dead, dozens injured in Amtrak crash Two people were killed Sunday when a train with more than 300 on board struck a backhoe on the track in Chester, Pennsylvania. Check out this story on delawareonline.com: https://delonline.us/1MLHoPT
Karl Baker and Brittany Horn, The News Journal Published 10:10 a.m. ET April 3, 2016 | Updated 10:26 p.m. ET April 3, 2016
Authorities say engine struck piece of equipment; service disrupted on busy Northeast Corridor
Amtrak and local officials work at the scene of an Amtrak train derailment at the Booth Street railway overpass near Sixth Street after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016.(Photo: KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL)Buy Photo
Amtrak travel along the Northeast corridor is disrupted by a derailment at Chester, Pennsylvania.
At least two are dead in the incident south of Philadelphia, with numerous injuries reported.
Train 89 was heading from New York to Savannah, Georgia.
Nearly 12 hours after an Amtrak train struck a backhoe on the tracks in Chester, Pennsylvania, killing two people on the ground, officials for the rail agency would not say whether the train's engineer knew there was work being done, nor if the two workers knew a train was coming.
The crash, which occurred just before 8 a.m., caused the lead engine to partially derail. More than 30 of the 341 passengers were hospitalized and rail service on the Northeast corridor, including Wilmington's station, was disrupted all day.
Palmetto Train 89 was heading from New York City to Savannah, Georgia, when the engine hit the equipment near Sixth and Booth streets, about five miles north of the Delaware state line.
Passengers reported seeing flames outside the train and smelling smoke inside the rail cars. The train continued to roll after the collision and came to rest in Trainer, Pennsylvania.
The identities of the two killed have not been released, but the Associated Press reported U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., told reporters during an unrelated news conference Sunday that Amtrak board chairman Anthony Coscia had told him the workers killed were the backhoe operator and a supervisor, both Amtrak employees. He said debris from the crash flew into the first two cars, causing the injuries to passengers.
Ryan Frigo, Investigator-in-Charge for the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), speaks to members of the press near the scene of an Amtrak train derailment in Chester, Pa., on Sunday, April 3, 2016. (Photo: KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL)
Ryan Frigo, an investigator with the National Transportation Safety Board, did not answer questions about why workers were on the track Sunday morning, whether the engineer of the train was alerted that workers were the track prior to the crash or whether a warning system even exists.
"This is something we look at as part of our investigation but I do not have that factual information," Frigo said at the late afternoon briefing. "Scheduling is something we do look at as part of our investigations."
He also said he did not know how long the employees had been working their shifts, but said investigators are looking into that now.
Frigo confirmed Sunday night that the operator of the backhoe was killed but did not disclose that person's name or the identity of the other person who died. The train remained on the scene into the night, Frigo said.
The data recorder also was collected from the train and sent to Washington, D.C., for analysis. Investigators expect information from the device will help them determine the speed of the train at the time of the collision, Frigo said.
Amtrak Executive Vice President Stephen Gardner said in a statement earlier Sunday that 341 passengers and seven crew members were on board, and 35 passengers were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Frigo said the engineer was also injured.
Anyone with questions about friends and family should call Amtrak's Emergency Hotline at (800) 523-9101, Gardner said.
The train left Boston on Saturday evening and made several stops. It departed New York City at 6:05 a.m. Sunday and Philadelphia at 7:30 a.m. It was scheduled to arrive in Wilmington at 7:54 a.m.
Travis Thomas, commissioner of the Chester Fire Department, said emergency responders were called shortly before 8 a.m. for a report of a collision on the track at Sixth and Booth streets. The crash occurred at 7:50 a.m., Frigo said.
Amtrak train derails in Chester after collision, kills two
An Amtrak train sits on the tracks after it struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
A family member reacts after learning his brother was one of two people killed after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Amtrak and local officials work at the scene of an Amtrak train derailment at the Booth Street railway overpass near Sixth Street after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Amtrak investigators inspect the deadly train crash in Chester, Pa., Sunday, April 3 2016. The Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment just south of Philadelphia causing a derailment. Michael Bryant/AP
Stranded Amtrak passengers talk with a police officer after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Chester Fire Department Commissioner Travis Thomas speaks to the press after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Local officials work at over the remains of one of two people killed after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
This photo shows an Amtrak train following an accident Sunday, April 3, 2016, in Chester, Pa. Amtrak said the train was heading from New York to Savannah, Ga., when it struck a backhoe outside of Philadelphia. Glenn R. Hills Jr via AP
Scene near the Amtrak derailment Sunday, April 3, 2016. Karl Baker/The News Journal
Four people walk away with luggage from a building holding passengers, bypassing the empty buses and to a waiting car after the Amtrak derailment. KARL BAKER/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Empty SEPTA buses head to a makeshift staging area to transport train passengers from the scene of an Amtrak derailment on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KARL BAKER/THE NEWS JOURNAL
A lone wheel of a large piece of machinery sits below the bridge where investigators examine the wreckage of the Amtrak derailment on Sunday, April 3, 2016. Karl Baker/ The News Journal
Officials work on the railroad tracks at Booth Street near Sixth Street after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Debris near the Amtrak derailment onApril 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
A wheel from a piece of construction equipment rests on the side of Booth Street near Sixth Street under the railway overpass after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Debris covers Booth Street under the railway overpass near Sixth Street after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa., on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Amtrak and local officials work at the scene of an Amtrak train derailment at the Booth Street railway overpass near Sixth Street after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa., on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
A Chester police officer walks down from the train tracks at the Booth Street railway overpass near Sixth Street after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa., on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
A Chester police officer stands on the train tracks at the Booth Street railway overpass near Sixth Street after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa., on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Amtrak Executive Vice President Stephen Gardner speaks to the press after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Stranded Amtrak passengers stand with a Red Cross worker after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa., on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
This photo shows an Amtrak train following a crash Sunday, April 3, 2016, in Chester, Pa. Amtrak said the train was heading from New York to Savannah, Ga., when it struck a backhoe outside of Philadelphia. AP
Amtrak investigators inspect the deadly train crash in Chester, Pa., Sunday, April 3, 2016. The Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment just south of Philadelphia causing a derailment. Michael Bryant/AP
Police and investigators cover the body of one of the individuals killed in an Amtrak train crash in Chester, Pa., Sunday, April 3, 2016. The Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment just south of Philadelphia causing a derailment. AP
Emergency personnel stand by debris from a deadly train crash in Chester, Pa., Sunday, April 3, 2016. The Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment just south of Philadelphia causing a derailment. Michael Bryant/AP
Ryan Frigo, Investigator-in-Charge for the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), speaks to members of the press near the scene of an Amtrak train derailment in Chester, Pa., on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) officials return to their investigation after speaking to members of the press near the scene of an Amtrak train derailment in Chester, Pa., on Sunday, April 3, 2016. KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL
Donovan Bryan, of Springfield, Virginia, was on the train. He said he felt a strong jolt, then saw fire.
"I was in the third car, the left side, and I heard the bang and saw the flames shoot up, and then the train eventually came to a halt after maybe around a minute or so," said Bryan, a U.S. Department of Defense worker. He estimated the train was going "full bore" at 50 or 60 mph.
"It was just one hit, and you could feel the hit, and then (the train car) jumped and I saw flames," he said from nearby Trainer United Methodist Church, where passengers were taken before being shuttled elsewhere. "And I felt the heat from the flames when we went by it."
The collision, in a neighborhood of warehouses and row houses, left the front of the engine damage and its windshield shattered.
Amtrak is now providing limited service btwn Wilmington/Philadelphia after an earlier incident near Chester, Penn. https://t.co/766HmaVoYR
— Amtrak (@Amtrak) April 3, 2016
Limited service was restored between Wilmington and Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon. Those on the train were taken back to Philadelphia and Wilmington train stations via SEPTA buses.
Acela Express, Northeast Regional and other Amtrak services will resume operation Monday morning, though Amtrak warned of possible delays between Philadelphia and Wilmington in a statement Sunday night.
SEPTA Region Rail services between Philadelphia and Wilmington had not resumed Sunday night, SEPTA spokesman Andrew Busch said. Investigators and other personnel were still assessing possible damage to the tracks to determine when trains can resume active service, he said. SEPTA planned to release an update Sunday night in preparation for the morning commute, Busch said.
Another Amtrak spokesman, Craig Schultz, said passengers were initially taken to 30th Street Station in Philadelphia to get their bags. Five buses then took passengers to the Wilmington train station to board trains south.
Amtrak employees worked to control the chaos at 30th Street Station as service delays and closures significantly impacted travel. In a partitioned area off of the main lobby, American Red Cross volunteers worked with those affected by the crash. Many sat inside the partitioned area with luggage and personal belongings as volunteers handed out blankets and other necessities.
Men and women in neon-yellow vests emblazoned with "Amtrak Ambassador" guided people looking for the next available train.
The tracks near the Chester crash site sit directly behind a string of row homes on West Sixth Street. Many are brick homes where residents have lived for many years.
The rails carry SEPTA and Amtrak trains throughout the day and are considered a part of the Wilmington/Newark line. A passenger platform is on nearby Highland Avenue.
At the corner of Sixth and Booth streets, two longtime residents surveyed the scene. The woman, who has lived along Sixth Street for 42 years and declined to give her name, said she heard a loud noise about 7:50 a.m.
She said workers have been performing maintenance on the tracks for about a week. Trains tend to slow down when they pass behind the row homes along Sixth Street, she said, sounding horns to alert workers and using safety precautions to ensure crashes like this don't happen.
"In all my years here, they've never had problems when working on the track," she said.
One man, who searched for his brother, was consoled by emergency workers on scene. The man said his brother was working on the tracks overnight and he had been unable to reach him since he heard about the accident.
Officials work on the railroad tracks at Booth Street near Sixth Street after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. (Photo: KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL)
Officials later confirmed to the man that his brother died on the tracks this morning, he said with tears running down his face.
Hundreds of emergency personnel, as well as members of the American Red Cross, were on the scene. Debris littered the ground on Broom Street underneath a train overpass near where the train came to rest.
Andrey Brown, a cook who has lived in Chester for 17 years, said he saw the construction workers Saturday night from the backyard of his aunt's house adjacent to the tracks. He said he can't remember there ever being a crash along the section of tracks.
"I was here last night probably around 11:30 and I seen the train car working on the train tracks. And I always remember that they used to always be around here at about that time," he said. "Then when I woke up this morning my mom told me that there was a train crash. The first thing I thought was this [train construction car] right here."
Former GOP presidential candidate Steve Forbes was also on board. On Sunday, he tweeted, "Prayers to families of those killed and injured."
Was on Amtrak 89 that derailed this morning. I'm fine. Prayers to families of those killed and injured.
— Steve Forbes (@SteveForbesCEO) April 3, 2016
The incident occurred about 11 months after an Amtrak train derailed in the Northeast section of Philadelphia, killing eight. That train was going from Washington, D.C., to New York City and crashed on May 12. More than 200 were hurt. Authorities have said that train was traveling twice the speed limit, although the exact cause of the crash is still under investigation.
The collision Sunday caused delays across the Northeast Corridor. In Wilmington, passengers found themselves stuck with few answers as to what was causing the delays.
Susan Buckley, who was on her way home to New York, boarded a train early Sunday morning in Washington, D.C., and had no problems until she hit Wilmington.
There, an unusually long stop prompted questions from riders, who were told there was a holdup ahead on the tracks and they would have to wait. Eventually, the conductor told them travel would be suspended indefinitely.
"It was just one hit, and you could feel the hit, and then (the train car) jumped and I saw flames. And I felt the heat from the flames when we went by it."
Amtrak passenger Donovan Bryan
"They never gave us clear communication as to what we were to do next," she said. "They suggested we get off the train since it would be hours of waiting and possibly not run at all the remainder of the day."
Janice Freeman, who was also headed to New York, had a similar experience. She said people were told buses were coming for hours but no transportation arrived.
A group of travelers all headed to New York piled into an Uber and hoped to be in their home city soon.
An area of the 30th Street Station in Philadelphia where passengers from a Chester, Pennsylvania, derailment were waiting is shown on Sunday. Two were killed in the crash. (Photo: BRITTANY HORN/THE NEWS JOURNAL)
Schumer, the U.S. senator, told the Associated Press it's unclear whether the backhoe was performing regular maintenance, which is usually scheduled on Sunday mornings because there are fewer trains on the tracks, or whether it was clearing debris from high winds in the area overnight. But he said Amtrak has "a 20-step protocol" for having backhoes on the track, and no trains are supposed to go on a track where such equipment is present.
"Clearly this seems very likely to be human error," Schumer said, calling for Amtrak to review its processes. "There is virtually no excuse for a backhoe to be on an active track."
Contact Karl Baker at kbaker@delawareonline.com or (302) 324-2329. Follow him on Twitter @kbaker6. Contact Brittany Horn at (302) 324-2771 or bhorn@delawareonline.com.
A wheel from a piece of construction equipment rests on the side of Booth Street near Sixth Street under the railway overpass after an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks in Chester, Pa. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. (Photo: KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL)
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{
    static bslmt::RWMutex lock;
    return &lock;
}

bsl::string *LocalTimeOffsetUtil::privateTimezone()
{
    static bsl::string timezone(bslma::Default::globalAllocator());
    return &timezone;
}

// CLASS DATA
bsls::AtomicInt LocalTimeOffsetUtil::s_updateCount(0);

// CLASS METHODS

                        // *** local time offset methods ***

#ifndef BDE_OMIT_INTERNAL_DEPRECATED

void LocalTimeOffsetUtil::loadLocalTimeOffset(
                                            int                   *result,
                                            const bdlt::Datetime&  utcDatetime)
{
    *result = static_cast<int>(localTimeOffset(utcDatetime).seconds());
}

#endif

bsls::TimeInterval LocalTimeOffsetUtil::localTimeOffset(
                                             const bdlt::Datetime& utcDatetime)
{
    bslmt::ReadLockGuard<bslmt::RWMutex> readLockGuard(privateLock());

    const LocalTimePeriod *localTimePeriod = privateLocalTimePeriod();

    int offsetInSeconds;

    if (utcDatetime <  localTimePeriod->utcStartTime()
     || utcDatetime >= localTimePeriod->utcEndTime()) {

        readLockGuard.release()->unlock();

        {
            bslmt::WriteLockGuard<bslmt::RWMutex> writeLockGuard(
                                                                privateLock());

            if (utcDatetime <  localTimePeriod->utcStartTime()
             || utcDatetime >= localTimePeriod->utcEndTime()) {

                int status = configureImp(privateTimezone()->c_str(),
                                          utcDatetime);
                (void)status; BSLS_ASSERT(0 == status);
            }

            offsetInSeconds =
                            localTimePeriod->descriptor().utcOffsetInSeconds();
        }
    } else {
        offsetInSeconds = localTimePeriod->descriptor().utcOffsetInSeconds();
    }
    return bsls::TimeInterval(offsetInSeconds);
}

                        // *** configure methods ***

int LocalTimeOffsetUtil::configure()
{
    const char *timezone = bsl::getenv("TZ");
    if (!timezone) {
        return -1;                                                    // RETURN
    }

    bslmt::WriteLockGuard<bslmt::RWMutex> writeLockGuard(privateLock());
    return configureImp(timezone, bdlt::CurrentTime::utc());
}

int LocalTimeOffsetUtil::configure(const char *timezone)
{
    BSLS_ASSERT(timezone);

    bslmt::WriteLockGuard<bslmt::RWMutex> writeLockGuard(privateLock());
    return configureImp(timezone, bdlt::CurrentTime::utc());
}

int LocalTimeOffsetUtil::configure(const char            *timezone,
                                   const bdlt::Datetime&  utcDatetime)
{
    BSLS_ASSERT(timezone);

    bslmt::WriteLockGuard<bslmt::RWMutex> writeLockGuard(privateLock());
    return configureImp(timezone, utcDatetime);
}

                        // *** accessor methods ***

void LocalTimeOffsetUtil::loadLocalTimePeriod(LocalTimePeriod *localTimePeriod)
{
    BSLS_ASSERT(localTimePeriod);

    bslmt::ReadLockGuard<bslmt::RWMutex> readLockGuard(privateLock());
    *localTimePeriod = *privateLocalTimePeriod();
}

void LocalTimeOffsetUtil::loadTimezone(bsl::string *timezone)
{
    BSLS_ASSERT(timezone);

    bslmt::ReadLockGuard<bslmt::RWMutex> readLockGuard(privateLock());
    *timezone = *privateTimezone();
}

}  // close package namespace
}  // close enterprise namespace

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The third kind of alarm clock is the use of tasks. Tasks are small efforts that take us against the grain of our persona system, particularly against our mechanical tendencies toward comfort and protectedness. For example, for a specific period of time we could choose not to read while we eat, not to eat sweets, or not to watch TV. We could decide that we will talk to the person sitting next to us on the plane, or that we definitely won't. We may decide to speak in public, or to not speak in public. The task could be to refrain from our normal people-pleasing behavior in specific situations, or to do something else that goes against our particular self-image.
For example, suppose you get the urge to go dancing, but you're not a very good dancer. There's no way you're going to expose yourself as the physical klutz you consider yourself to be. Realizing that you're at your edge like this is a good time to practice a task. The task isn't to become a good dancer (although you might), but about exposing yourself to one little place where you're holding back in fear. It's about using the task as an alarm clock to wake up to conditioning and sleep, to simply see it for what it is. In choosing to go against our self-image, we have to be very clear that we're not trying to change our behavior. We're not making a grim determined effort to overcome our miserable self, to make us into that better person we'd love to be. The effort is much more light-hearted. With this light-hearted perspective toward our sense of "self" and our human condition of sleep, we can paradoxically maintain our resolve, our seriousness of purpose, without the task becoming a grim endeavor.
The purpose of a task is to push us to look at what we normally don't want to see; to allow us to work, in small ways, with our addictions and fears. We perform the task to experience the hole, the pain, the fear, out of which all of our addictive and protective patterns arise. We're taking a small step at our edge, from our own initiative, to keep our practice from becoming stuck and dry in seemingly comfortable routines. Another twist on tasks is to put ourselves into new or foreign situations, not for diversion or pleasure, but to help us awaken. Doing new things can awaken our senses, our awareness, and our sense of presence. I'm not talking about necessarily dangerous things, though because tasks challenge our sense of routine and comfort, they often do seem dangerous. The sense of danger is part of what arouses us from waking sleep.
Recently I took up bicycling again after more than ten years. It's amazing how this little change brought me to experience the world with such freshness. This task didn't especially go against fear or my persona system; instead, it opened me to something new. Presently I'm doing one new little thing each week. I find that each small effort against the force of sleep and mechanical activity awakens a sense of vitality and presence.
Again, there is no one magic key that unlocks the secrets of practice. After all, practice — like the universe — isn't locked. There is nothing exotic or mysterious about what we need to do in order to awaken to reality. But there is one essential quality, without which practice could never really develop, and that's perseverance. Perseverance keeps us practicing through the inevitable ups and downs of daily life. It allows us to keep going even when practice isn't pleasing in the ordinary sense. And one of the ways we make perseverance real is by using alarm clocks.
All the alarm clocks — pauses in time, practice menus, and tasks — serve to counteract the unrelenting subtle force of mechanicalness. We have to understand that we can't just wake up simply because we have the wish to do so. Alarm clocks give us ways to put our wish to wake up into specific forms, through specific efforts. If we don't do this, the result is predictable and verifiable: we'll simply stay asleep in our self-centered dream.


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A View From The Top #87
by Billy Brooks
In what continues to be something of a strange collaboration, the Biebs teams up with Puerto Rican singer/songwriter Luis Fonsi and producer Daddy Yankee to claim the UK chart top spot for the fifth week running, in the same tediously static style as such recent unmemorable number ones as Cold Water, and One Dance, which I just had to remind myself are different songs.
Is this a move by Bieber to confound my attempts to point out the ineptness of modern pop lyricists? If so, it's only half successful, because it leaves me with only a handful of lines I actually understand without using Google Translate, and my interest in the charts is really not that deep. Here we seem to have yet another pop song about an evening hook up, in what has to be the creepiest songwriting trend in my personal memory. What I might say in this example's defence is that the persona of this sorry air at least appears to know the damsel in question in advance, which can't be said of altogether too many of these kinds of songs. Sheeran's Shape Of You springs to mind, as I'm still hearing that one around town for some reason. There are a few other things I can commend this tune for. First, as a native Englishman with a competence in French, JB's Spanish accent seems pretty passable to me. Second, as a guitarist, there is something undeniably cool about the Flamenco knockoff noodling which runs throughout, and adds something interesting to the customary four repeated chords (yes, it's those four), and the oh so pedestrian midi keys and percussion.
The sinister and creepy moments in this song aren't as obvious as in Shape Of You and others like it, but they're there if you want to find them. The most striking is Fonsi's claim that "this is how we do it in down in Puerto Rico / I just wanna hear you screaming '¡ay, bendito!'". Call me old-fashioned, but 'screaming' is not something I'd be comfortable with a dance partner doing, but Luis, Daddy, and Justin seem to quite relish it. Whatever floats their boats I guess, though as usual, I'd like to point out there is something like reluctance in these lines. At least in this case, the persona is approached in the start of the song, so they've brought this on themselves, really. I'm glad in a way that nobody makes any attempt – again, as far as I can tell with my miniscule comprehension of Español – to describe the love interest here, which modern pop writers are embarrassingly bad and shamelessly heavy-handed at.
In the musical department, I must say that this track is quite the earworm, with melodic hooks aplenty and little to distract from them in terms of structure, harmony, or wordcraft, all of which are lacking in the extreme. It's annoyingly catchy in fact, which means that by listen 3, you've basically got the idea, and any more becomes supererogatory, not that Arena are likely to agree with me. Hopefully this is the last A View From The Top on this one; the whole country could do with something new in the ascendency rather than another One Dance, though again, I'm bracing myself to be wrong.


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제목:How to define dimens.xml for every different screen size in android?
When supporting different screen sizes (densities) in Android often the focus is on creating different layouts for every possible screen. I.E.
I designed a layout for an xhdpi screen as a reference, and defined it's dimensions in dimens.xml. Now I want to give support it to every possible screen size. How can I do that?
As far as I know, I can use this tool to figure out the proper dimens.xml for other screen sizes and add it to my project. Is this the right way to do it in my situation?
Another question, do I only need to create dimens.xml for above screen dimensions? If yes then what is w820dp?
Thanks for your help. I need to support phones only (not tablets or other devices).
You can make use of Android Studio plugin called Dimenify to auto generate dimension values for other pixel buckets based on custom scale factors. Its still in beta, be sure to notify any issues/suggestions you come across to the developer.
we want to see the changes of required view size in different screens.
We need to create a different values folders for different screens and put dimens.xml file based on screen densities.
I have taken one TextView and observed the changes when i changed dimens.xml in different values folders.
The below screens are visible in " Search Generic Phones and Tablets "
You have to create a different values folder for different screens and put dimens.xml file according to densities.
* You can change your factors here. The current factors are in accordance with the official documentation.
//location of the project or module = "/home/akeshwar/android-sat-bothIncluded-notintegrated/code/tpr-5-5-9/princetonReview/"
* Well, this is how I'm detecting if the line has some dimension value or not.
* Now, we have the root. We can use it to create different dimensions. Root is simply the dimension number.
And give different sizes in dimens.xml within corresponding folders according to densities.
In case you want to view more: Here's a link for a list of devices (tablet, mobile, watches), including watch,chromebook, windows and mac. Here you can find the density, dimensions, and etc. Just based it in here, it's a good resource if your using an emulator too.
If you click a specific item, it will show more details in the right side.
Since it's Android , I will post related to it.
~ It's better if you save a copy of the web. To view it offline.
Although making a different layout for different screen sizes is theoretically a good idea, it can get very difficult to accommodate for all screen dimensions, and pixel densities. Having over 20+ different dimens.xml files as suggested in the above answers, is not easy to manage at all.
sdp scales with the screen size because it is essentially a huge list of different dimens.xml for every possible dp value.
Note that the sdp size unit calculation includes some approximation due to some performance and usability constraints.
In Screen width window just write the "dp" value starting from you would like Android Studio to use that dimens.
new >>> Values resource file enter a new file name dimens.xml and you are done.
[본문링크] How to define dimens.xml for every different screen size in android?


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Historian Reflects On What Kavanaugh And Blasey Ford Testimony Says About The U.S. NPR's Audie Cornish talks with historian Jill Lapore about how the testimony from Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh on Thursday fits into the larger American culture.
Historian Reflects On What Kavanaugh And Blasey Ford Testimony Says About The U.S.
Historian Reflects On What Kavanaugh And Blasey Ford Testimony Says About The U.S. 6:05
September 27, 20186:05 PM ET
Heard on All Things Considered
NPR's Audie Cornish talks with historian Jill Lapore about how the testimony from Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh on Thursday fits into the larger American culture.
The wrenching and angry language of today's hearing along with its diametrically opposed accounts riveted many Americans. But even in this high-stakes showdown larger issues loom, like what such moments say about our country, its political evolution and how it conducts its business. Historian Jill Lepore has been thinking about all of this. I spoke with her earlier today and asked first what other events might compare in scale to this moment.
JILL LEPORE: I think we might think about it as representing the intersection of two different trends. One is the changing visibility of the Supreme Court and its changing accountability to public opinion, and the other is kind of the history of politics as spectacle. And they - those two intersect pretty I would say violently at this particular moment in time, but they are actually different strains.
CORNISH: Talk a little bit about the spectacle aspect.
LEPORE: Well, the spectacle aspect - I mean, beginning with television, we have the McCarthy hearings in 1954. There's a kind of riveting attention to what's going on in American politics and in the federal government that television is able to concentrate attention on in the age of, you know, broadcast network television. I think if you jump ahead in time, you get to the Watergate hearings. I actually think that the - where the - where that spectacle first intersects with the Supreme Court is of course with the Bork hearings in 1987 which, since Robert Bork had been involved in the Watergate scandal, I think are maybe in some ways best understood as the last of the Watergate hearings.
CORNISH: Another aspect of this is sexual conduct, right? It used to be that Americans didn't openly talk about the sexual conduct of powerful people. In the context of what you're talking about, where does that intersect with what we're seeing now?
LEPORE: Well, we see a real change in how people talk about sex on a public stage. I think you get a wholly new, concentrated attention to it of course with the Anita Hill testimony at the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings in 1991. What's strange about that moment and one of the things that we forget about what it means then to bring these matters of sexual power and sexual violence to a national stage before a live television audience is that that happens because women don't achieve political equality.
I mean, the Anita Hill testimony in 1991 takes place in the aftermath of the failure of the Equal Rights Amendment. So in some ways, that public stage becomes the place where women are trying to continue that fight for equal rights. And it's a very difficult and I think extraordinarily painful place to wage such a battle.
CORNISH: To bring it forward, how has the #MeToo movement influenced public reaction to this conversation?
LEPORE: I think the #MeToo movement has polarized public conversation. What's so explosive about the testimony in the Kavanaugh confirmation hearing is that a long-view history of the Supreme Court has been forgotten. And we now I think almost seem to believe that the public opinion should decide who is confirmed as a Supreme Court justice. That's not in fact the arrangement under the Constitution. We don't decide - we don't elect judges. That's a thing that some places do do.
We have lifetime appointments. And the judge's private lives are supposed to be kind of kept from public view because the judges are not supposed to be accountable to public opinion. We are - in some ways I think have so failed to fully address the matter of women's equality before the law that we are now using the Supreme Court nomination process as a place to have that conversation. And it changes what that process is about.
CORNISH: What do you think makes this a kind of watershed moment, and do you think we'll be looking back at it the same way that we look at the Anita Hill hearings or other big what you call spectacles?
LEPORE: Well, I think those spectacles have an S, right? I mean, the intensity with which they are witnessed and are part of our moment-by-moment experience of a media culture ends very quickly. So the problem with spectacle is it's just - it's like a shooting star. What we're doing in terms of the Supreme Court structurally in insisting that it's accountable to public opinion - I mean, think about what Mitch McConnell said with the Merrick Garland appointment. He said, we're not going to fill this seat because the American people get to decide our next Supreme Court justice. And I think constitutional scholars went, what? Like, (laughter) the American people don't decide our next Supreme Court justice. That's absolutely not what the Constitution says. So that's a whole different constellation of the stars. That's not a shooting star. That's the change that will last.
CORNISH: In the end, do you feel like while it may be a spectacle that it is somewhat transparent, and is there any I guess positive aspect to that?
LEPORE: Well, you know, I was on the train when the testimony started today, when Christine Blasey Ford first spoke. And I walked up and down the aisle as I was just going to get a drink. And there were a few women on the train who were watching with their headphones on. And all of us were completely shaken by it. I think it was very upsetting to see, to hear about her experience.
And I felt for a moment then how important and courageous what she was doing was in this - you know, in that moment. But I think there's something important by way of pulling back from this day-to-day, this appointment, that appointment and thinking structurally about what really is going on with the Supreme Court and its relationship to the public and how a new media environment is reshaping it. I think there's reason to be concerned about that.
CORNISH: Jill Lepore is the David Woods Kemper professor of American history at Harvard University. Thank you for speaking with ALL THINGS CONSIDERED.
LEPORE: Thanks for having me.
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