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fixing a bad situation with a donor Doing Damage Control: How to Fix a Bad Situation With a Donor A few years ago, a donor, whom I’ll refer to as “Lynne” for purposes of anonymity, complained to her close friend (a colleague of mine)

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Miami Marlins vs Milwaukee Brewers (11:10am PST) I'm predicting the Brewers to win 5-3 today. The reason why is because I think they will be the more motivated team this morning. They are once again looking to avoid being swept in a series. The last time they were swept was against the Cubs from last week. Another big factor is the difference in offense of both teams. The Mariners are battling with injuries and will be without I. Suzuki today. This should play a huge role in the amount of offense they will be able to produce. Milwaukee has over a .10 advantage batting against right handed pitchers and a .3 advantage on hitting doubles. This will surely give them the advantage this morning! Koehler has also had a difficult time against the Brewers. He is 0-1 with a 9.75 ERA in three games against the Milwaukee Brewers. Edward Pearson

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Port of South Louisiana Signs Mou with Nicholls State University on Coastal Restoration Efforts Published on Monday, May 2, 2016 by Expansion Solutions Magazine The Port of South Louisiana has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Nicholls State University to promote the university’s successful Coastal Restoration Program, dedicated to provide storm surge protection, ending coastal land loss and restoring Louisiana land. Port of South Louisiana Executive Director Paul G. Aucoin and Nicholls State University President Dr. Bruce Murphy signed the agreement, which commits the Port to financially assist Nicholls in their endeavors. In turn, Nicholls will supply monthly status reports and other data pertaining to Nicholls’ goals and milestones. “Restoration of our coast is important to all Louisianians,” Aucoin said. “It’s important for our country. Coastal restoration benefits all of us, male and female, young and old. The Port of South Louisiana is proud to assist Nicholls State University with its coastal restoration efforts.” The Louisiana coast loses one football field of coastline every hour. Nicholls’ Coastal Restoration Program came to fruition in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. The first community-based restoration project that received funding was for plantings in Leeville, New Orleans City Park, and Fifi Island (adjacent and northwest of Grand Isle). The program’s restoration efforts include mainly grass and mangroves plantings but also installation of sand fences. At the same time, participants monitor changes within the marshes, whether they are positive or negative. Because industry has such an enormous impact on the economy of Louisiana, the program aims to teach its students how changes in the coastline affects industries and, at the same time, instills a sense of stewardship of our natural habitats. “The Port of South Louisiana’s partnership represents a valuable investment in Nicholls State University and our coastal communities,” Dr. Murphy said. “Since July 2014, Nicholls biology students and faculty have grown, harvested and planted over 16,000 grasses and plants in coastal habitats. Thanks to the Port of South Louisiana’s generous support, Nicholls will be able to expand its Coastal Restoration Program, which provides tremendous assistance for Louisiana’s coastal region and valuable hands-on experiences for Nicholls biology students.” The Port of South Louisiana recognizes the continued success of the Nicholls State University program, which not only increases safety to life and property, but also benefits the economy of the region, the state of Louisiana, and the United States. As the leading energy transfer port in America, the Port of South Louisiana has an obligation to help protect the region’s oil and gas production, which accounts for 20% of the U.S. energy supply. Pictured L-R: Nicholls State University Professor and Head of Biological Sciences Dr. Quenton Fontenot, Port of South Louisiana Executive Director Paul G. Aucoin, Nicholls State University President Dr. Bruce Murphy, and Nicholls State University Professor of Biological Sciences Dr. Allyse Ferrara About Nicholls State University Nicholls State University, located in Thibodaux, Louisiana, delivers accredited degree programs and comprehensive learning experiences to a diverse population of about 6,200 undergraduate and graduate students. Since first opening its doors in 1948, Nicholls has been the only university serving the Bayou Region. The family-oriented campus offers more than 100 bachelor’s and master’s degree programs, 90-plus student organizations and 14 Division I athletic teams. Nicholls capitalizes on its prime location and rich culture by offering distinctive academic programs in culinary arts, maritime management, marine and environmental science, petroleum engineering technology and safety management. The university serves a large population of first-generation college students and has consistently been designated as a Military Friendly School. Striving to be the intellectual, economic and cultural heart of the Bayou Region, Nicholls has a $275 million annual economic impact and contributes 3,000 direct jobs to the community. To learn more, go to www.nicholls.edu or follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or LinkedIn. About the Port of South Louisiana The Port of South Louisiana is a 54-mile port district on the Mississippi River between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, encompassing the parishes of St. Charles, St. John and St. James. The facilities located within the port’s district consistently handle over a quarter billion short tons of cargo annually, ranking it the largest tonnage port district in the Western Hemisphere, the nation’s greatest grain exporter, and the number one energy transfer port in the United States. Along the 108 miles of deep-water frontage on both banks of the river there are seven grain transfer facilities, four major oil processing plants, 11 petrochemical manufacturing facilities and several other facilities for a total of more than 50 docks owned and operated by an impressive group of resident tenants such as ADM, ArcelorMittal, Dow, Cargill, DuPont, Motiva Enterprises, Marathon, Shell, Nucor Steel., Occidental, Valero, and Occidental Chemical. To learn more, visit us at www.portsl.com, like us on Facebook, and follow us on LinkedIn. For more information about this particular topic or about the Port of South Louisiana, contact Alexandra “Alex” Hernández, Public Information Officer, at 985-652-9278 or [email protected]. Entergy and GNO, Inc. driving economic development in Greater New Orleans Pictured, from left, are Andrew Jacques, Entergy New Orleans business and economic development project manager; Josh Fleig, GNO, Inc. vice president o... Public-private collaboration connects entrepreneurs to $80 million Advancing Cities Fund Powered by J.P. Morgan Entrepreneurs across the state will ha... Gulf Wind Technology and Shell Collaborate to Establish Offshore Wind Energy Hub In an effort to advance offshore wind energy technology and expand the emerging industry’s skilled workforce, Gulf Wind Technology announced today i... Port of South Louisiana Dedicates New Headquarters Building and Launches Rebrand The Port of South Louisiana held a ribbon cutting for its new Headquarters Building in Reserve, Louisiana. The brand-new, state-of-the-art facility is...

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Eyebeam Resurfaces: The Future of the Digital Archive Trailer: Eyebeam Resurfaces: The Future of the Digital Archive from DEEPSPEED media on Vimeo. Curated by Lindsay Howard and Jonathan Minard Opening Panel/Reception: Thursday January 10, 7:00pm–9:00pm *$25.00 suggested donation for the opening reception and screening. All proceeds are 100% tax-deductible and proceeds will go toward the organization’s recovery efforts. Make a $25 donation! Eyebeam Art + Technology Center nearly lost its digital archive in Hurricane Sandy’s record flood that swept through Chelsea. From January 8–12, the organization opens its doors for an examination of the recovery effort led by professional conservators and volunteers from the community. With a lineup of lectures and workshops, a documentary film screening, and an exhibition of works salvaged from the collection, the event will offer the public a unique insight into the challenges of digital preservation while articulating the significance of Eyebeam’s archive representing 15 years of media art history. In considering the significance of this exhibition, curators Lindsay Howard and Jonathan Minard comment, “By sharing the story of Eyebeam’s archive and the community effort to save this collection of digital history, we are engaging in a conversation about the long term future of digital media and what it takes to preserve the artifacts of our time.” Drawing from a pool of more than 1,500 DVDs, VHS cassettes, Mini DVs, and digital storage media, Howard and Minard have selected the most unexpected, exciting, and rare material to feature in a multi-channel installation, on view between January 8–12. These selections include work by renowned Eyebeam artists such as Golan Levin, Zach Lieberman, Mariko Mori, and Alexander Galloway, in addition to documentation of events, lectures, performances, and interviews. On Thursday, January 10 from 7:00pm–9:00pm, Eyebeam will host a fundraising event for its archival digitization effort, set to start early 2013. Experts from organizations including AV Preserve will speak on a range of topics related to digital preservation, as well as the influence of Eyebeam within the field of contemporary art. The fundraiser will also feature an exclusive preview of Jonathan Minard’s Archive, a documentary film that examines humanity’s dependence on digital memory. Tickets to the evening event are available for $25.00 on Brown Paper Tickets or may be purchased at the door. All tickets are totally tax-deductible and proceeds will go toward the organization’s recovery efforts. Opportunities to sign up for workshops on digital preservation for artists, collectors and organizations will be available throughout the course of the exhibition. Eyebeam Art + Technology Center turns archive rescue effort into an exhibit, The Verge 30 Must-See Shows in 2013, ARTINFO Give and Take: Eyebeam Art + Technology Center Reflects on Hurricane Sandy’s Toll, National Alliance for Media Arts & Culture People: Jonathan Minard, Lindsay Howard

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Home » Eye Care Services » Your Eye Health » Eye Exams » Eye Exams for Children According to experts, 80% of learning is visual, which means that if your child is having difficulty seeing clearly, his or her learning can be affected. This also goes for infants who develop and learn about the world around them through their sense of sight. To ensure that your children have the visual resources they need to grow and develop normally, their eyes and vision should be checked by an eye doctor at certain stages of their development. According to the American Optometric Association (AOA) children should have their eyes examined by an eye doctor at 6 months, 3 years, at the start of school, and then at least every 2 years following. If there are any signs that there may be a vision problem or if the child has certain risk factors (such as developmental delays, premature birth, crossed or lazy eyes, family history or previous injuries) more frequent exams are recommended. A child that wears eyeglasses or contact lenses should have his or her eyes examined yearly. Children’s eyes can change rapidly as they grow. Eye Exams in Infants: Birth – 24 Months A baby’s visual system develops gradually over the first few months of life. They have to learn to focus and move their eyes, and use them together as a team. The brain also needs to learn how to process the visual information from the eyes to understand and interact with the world. With the development of eyesight, comes also the foundation for motor development such as crawling, walking and hand-eye coordination. You can ensure that your baby is reaching milestones by keeping an eye on what is happening with your infant’s development and by ensuring that you schedule a comprehensive infant eye exam at 6 months. At this exam, the eye doctor will check that the child is seeing properly and developing on track and look for conditions that could impair eye health or vision (such as strabismus(misalignment or crossing of the eyes), farsightedness, nearsightedness, or astigmatism). Since there is a higher risk of eye and vision problems if your infant was born premature or is showing signs of developmental delay, your eye doctor may require more frequent visits to keep watch on his or her progress. Eye Exams in Preschool Children: 2-5 The toddler and preschool age is a period where children experience drastic growth in intellectual and motor skills. During this time they will develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and perceptual abilities that will prepare them to read and write, play sports and participate in creative activities such as drawing, sculpting or building. This is all dependent upon good vision and visual processes. This is the age when parents should be on the lookout for signs of lazy eye (amblyopia) – when one eye doesn’t see clearly, or crossed eyes (strabismus) – when one or both eyes turns inward or outward. The earlier these conditions are treated, the higher the success rate. Parents should also be aware of any developmental delays having to do with object, number or letter recognition, color recognition or coordination, as the root of such problems can often be visual. If you notice your child squinting, rubbing his eyes frequently, sitting very close to the tv or reading material, or generally avoiding activities such as puzzles or coloring, it is worth a trip to the eye doctor. Eye Exams in School-Aged Children: Ages 6-18 Undetected or uncorrected vision problems can cause children and teens to suffer academically, socially, athletically and personally. If your child is having trouble in school or afterschool activities there could be an underlying vision problem. Proper learning, motor development, reading, and many other skills are dependent upon not only good vision but also the ability of your eyes to work together. Children that have problems with focusing, reading, teaming their eyes or hand-eye coordination will often experience frustration and may exhibit behavioral problems as well. Often they don’t know that the vision they are experiencing is abnormal, so they aren’t able to express that they need help. In addition to the symptoms written above, signs of vision problems in older children include: Short attention span Frequent blinking Avoiding reading Tilting the head to one side Losing their place often while reading Poor reading comprehension The Eye Exam In addition to basic visual acuity (distance and near vision) an eye exam may assess the following visual skills that are required for learning and mobility: Binocular vision: how the eyes work together as a team The doctor will also examine the area around the eye and inside the eye to check for any eye diseases or health conditions. You should tell the doctor any relevant personal history of your child such as premature birth, developmental delays, family history of eye problems, eye injuries or medications the child is taking. This would also be the time to address any concerns or issues your child has that might indicate a vision problem. If the eye doctor does determine that your child has a vision problem, they may discuss a number of therapeutic options such as eyeglasses or contact lenses, an eye patch, vision therapy or Ortho-k, depending on the condition and the doctor’s specialty. Since some conditions are much easier to treat when they are caught early while the eyes are still developing, it is important to diagnose any eye and vision issues as early as possible. Following the guidelines for children’s eye exams and staying alert to any signs of vision problems can help your child to reach his or her potential.

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/ FHACT Information / FHACT News / News Detail Writing Competition OPEN NOW By Gina Tooke The E.M. Fletcher writing competition is open now until 15 July 2023. All information about how to enter is available here This exciting short story writing competition is back for 2023, with cash prizes - 1st prize of $1,000 sponsored by Family History ACT, 2nd prize $500 sponsored by the University of Tasmania and a special Family History ACT member only prize of a $100 society voucher. The competition will be judged to select the best short story of 1,500 – 2,000 words on a family history / genealogy theme. We also welcome three new judges to the 2023 competition – Heather Garnsey, Bernadette Thakur and Jenny Higgins. Heather is best known for her 35 years working with the Society of Australian Genealogists (SAG). She retired from this very full-time position in February 2020 hoping to finally spend more time on her own family history. Heather is an Honorary Fellow of FHACT. Bernadette was awarded the T.T. Reed Family History Book Award in 2021 for her book Irish Settlers in South Australia: the Hayes and O'Toole Families. This Award is made annually by the South Australian Genealogy & Heraldry Society to the person producing the best family history in a given calendar year. Jenny is a long term FHACT member and has been researching family history for over forty years, working as a private researcher and a family history librarian at the National Library of Australia. She is currently employed as a family history researcher at the Australian Dictionary of Biography at the Australian National University. Every family has a story - write yours now!

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> Market Intel | Feb 26, 2021 | 02/26/21 USDA Report: U.S. Dairy Farm Numbers Continue to Decline Michael Nepveux photo credit: AFBF This week, USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service released its monthly Milk Production report, showing yet another annual decline in the number of licensed dairy operations in the United States. After many years of depressed prices, some dairy farmers faced an extremely tough year as the industry struggled with a global pandemic, negative Producer Price Differentials and Federal Milk Marketing Order de-pooling while others enjoyed near record milk prices due to volatility in cheese prices (More Negative PPDs and De-Pooling Reignite Federal Milk Marketing Order Debate). This year-over-year decline in the number of dairy operations continues a long trend of farmers deciding to exit the dairy business. Since 2003, the U.S. has lost more than half of its licensed dairy operations, now just shy of 32,000 dairy operations. Dairy Herd and Milk Production U.S. dairy farmers enter 2021 still in a state of flux following the disruptions caused by COVID-19 throughout 2020 and uncertainty on how new food assistance programs may impact milk and dairy commodity prices. USDA’s Milk Production report showed that annual milk production in the United States in 2020 was 223 billion pounds, increasing just over 2% from the 218 billion pounds produced in 2019. In early 2020, the dairy price environment was very favorable, and despite the craziness of the pandemic, milk-feed price ratios throughout much of 2020 were favorable for dairy herd expansion. However, the rising price of corn and soybean meal prices that began in late 2020 are likely to carry through 2021 as higher feed prices, which will be particularly tough for milk producers as milk prices are trending lower. While the total milk cow inventory at the end of 2020 was the highest since 1995, herd expansion is likely to stop this year and the cow inventory could potentially decline. In addition to a higher cow inventory at the end of 2020, the January cattle inventory report showed a decline in heifers being retained for milk cow replacement. The replacement heifer as a percentage total milk cows rate sits at 48.8%, the lowest level since 2009. Dairy cow slaughter numbers did not significantly spike recently, meaning that the likely milk cow inventory decline will be driven by fewer additions through replacement heifers rather than liquidation of the current herd. One thing to keep in mind when looking at milk production is the ever-increasing productivity of the milking cows. Milk produced per cow in the U.S. averaged 23,777 pounds for 2020, 382 pounds above 2019’s 23,395, marking a strong year-over-year gain. Unlike the fluctuating overall number of cows, milk production per cow has steadily increased approximately 11.5% from 2011. In 2021, USDA predicts that daily output per cow will increase nearly 1.7%, which would be the highest rate of growth since 2014. California is the largest milk-producing state in the U.S., clocking in at 41.3 billion pounds. The state is followed by Wisconsin, Idaho, New York and Texas, with 30.7 billion, 16.2 billion, 15.3 billion and 14.8 billion pounds, respectively. Growth in production over the past decade has not been evenly distributed. While production has grown in most of the country, since 2010 it has declined in certain regions, such as much of the Southeast. Colorado has experienced the largest growth in percentage terms, growing 83%, albeit from a smaller base production number. Milk production in Texas has increased 68% since 2010, pushing the Lone Star State into its current position as the fifth largest milk-producing state in the country. The Decline of Licensed Dairy Herds in the U.S. This Milk Production report also showed the fourth-largest year-over-year decline in the number of licensed dairy operations in the last 15 years, and the second-largest (right behind 2019) year-over-year percentage decline since 2003, the first year for which the data is available. There were 2,550 fewer licensed dairy operations in 2020 than in 2019, when the number dropped by 3,261. The overall number of licensed operations in the U.S. has marched steadily downward since data collection began, declining by more than 55%, from 70,375 in 2003 to 31,657 in 2020. The last three years of data show larger year-over-year declines than any other decline in the last 13 years. This recent acceleration of the decline reflects how difficult it is to operate a dairy in a low milk price environment. Since the end of 2014, dairy farmers have struggled with low prices followed by an industry-disrupting pandemic that increased milk price volatility and rendered risk management tools mostly ineffective. No state registered an increase in licensed dairy operations from 2019 to 2020. In terms of the decrease in the number of licensed operations, Wisconsin led the country with 610 fewer operations in 2019 than a year earlier. Following Wisconsin was Minnesota, Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio, with declines of 380, 300, 240 and 195, respectively. The Upper Midwest and the eastern Corn Belt lost the most licensed dairy farms. The loss of licensed dairy farm operations during 2020 closely aligns with Chapter 12 farm bankruptcies – especially in Wisconsin, Minnesota and in the Northeast (Farm Bankruptcies During 2020). U.S. dairy farmers enter this year still in a state of flux following the disruptions caused by COVID-19 throughout 2020. Uncertainty remains as to how future food assistance program will impact milk price volatility in 2021. NASS’ most recent monthly Milk Production report showed yet another decline in the number of licensed dairy operations in the U.S., and one of the largest year-over-year percentage declines registered since 2003, when the data was first collected. After many years of dealing with depressed prices, many dairy farmers faced an extremely tough year as all of agriculture struggled in dealing with a global pandemic. This year-over-year decline in the number of dairy operations continues a long trend of dairy farmers deciding to sell the cows and close the barn doors.

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Software Design & Cloud Computing (FT) Application March Application April Application May Application July The dates on this page will be updated on an ongoing basis. Further details on dates and deadlines will be available during the admissions process. The key dates of the current academic year can be found in the Academic Calendar. What are the course requirements? What qualifications do you need? Can you study without a secondary school leaving examination? Here you can find the answers to these questions.

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Episode 46 - An American Werewolf in London (1981)

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You are currently searching within the Baucus Pushes for Jackson-Vanik Repeal to Boost U.S. Exports to Russia, Create U.S. Jobs section. Baucus Pushes for Jackson-Vanik Repeal to Boost U.S. Exports to Russia, Create U.S. Jobs Finance Chair: One-Way Economic Benefit of Russia PNTR is a “No-Brainer” Washington, DC – Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) pushed in a Committee hearing today for Congress to repeal the 1974 Jackson-Vanik Amendment and establish permanent normal trade relations (PNTR) with Russia to boost U.S. exports and create jobs here at home. If Congress establishes PNTR, Baucus noted, American exports to Russia are expected to double within five years of Russia joining the World Trade Organization (WTO). “In order for U.S. businesses and workers to benefit from Russia joining the WTO, Congress must pass PNTR and repeal the Jackson-Vanik amendment. Russia’s entry into the WTO will be a one-way economic benefit that boosts our exports and creates jobs in the United States, so repealing Jackson-Vanik is an absolute no-brainer,” Baucus said. “Jackson-Vanik served its purpose and helped millions of Jews emigrate freely, but it is now a relic of the past. Every President, regardless of political party, has waived Jackson-Vanik’s requirements for Russia for the past 20 years. And repealing Jackson-Vanik weakens the ability of the hardliners in Russia to rally anti-American forces. Russia is joining the WTO regardless of what the United States does, so we need to take advantage of this one-way opportunity to boost our economy and create jobs here at home while we can.” Russia will join the WTO later this year, and as part of the WTO accession process, it is required to lower tariffs and increase market access for foreign businesses. Russia’s legislature is expected to ratify it’s accession package by July 2012 and 30 days later, Russia will become a member of the WTO. Congress must pass legislation that repeals the 1974 Jackson-Vanik amendment and establishes PNTR with Russia, or American businesses will begin losing out to competitors in China, Europe and the more than 150 other WTO member nations. The benefits of passing PNTR will be one-way, helping to boost the U.S. economy and create jobs here at home across every sector of the economy – services, manufacturing and agriculture included. The U.S. is not required to make any market access or tariff concessions to Russia as part of the WTO accession process. Baucus discussed the Jackson-Vanik amendment’s success in pressuring the former Soviet Union to allow its Jewish population emigrate freely, and pointed out every President for the last 20 years has waived Jackson-Vanik’s requirements for Russia. He also noted several recent letters written by transparency, democracy and human rights activists in Russia supporting Jackson-Vanik repeal. Last month, Baucus traveled to Russia to meet with senior government officials, as well as U.S. and Russian business leaders and democracy and human rights activists, to discuss key economic, trade, foreign affairs and human rights issues and to pursue new trade opportunities for U.S. businesses, ranchers and farmers. While there, he toured a John Deere facility, where the company takes American-made parts and completes the final stages of assembly in Russia, to learn about how American manufacturers can capitalize on increased market access. Baucus, along with his fellow trade leaders in Congress, has insisted on holding Russia to a high standard through the WTO accession process to guarantee that American businesses, ranchers, farmers and workers benefit. Baucus has long fought for a robust trade agenda that supports American jobs through strong enforcement of our current agreements and an aggressive pursuit of new markets. The Finance Committee has jurisdiction over international trade. acrobat03152012 Baucus Pushes for Jackson-Vanik Repeal to Boost U.S. Exports to Russia, Create U.S. Jobs.pdf

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You are here: Home / Scholarships / Mark A. Jefferson Teaching Scholarship 2024 (Deadline: January 14, 2023) Mark A. Jefferson Teaching Scholarship 2024 (Deadline: January 14, 2023) Who Can Apply: Diversity in education is vital to the success of upcoming generations and the progression of the human race. In all sectors, educators are needed to foster an inclusive environment for students both young and old that also manifests a deep love for learning, lasting throughout their lifetime. In public school education, the educator workforce is staggeringly homogenous, as 82 percent of teachers in that sector are white. Black men make up only 2% of the teaching force. It’s essential for educators to have backgrounds often left out of the history books to truly unravel the multiple complexities present in all sectors of our world today and to break apart many of the systemic barriers seen in communities of color. To support the needs of prospective Black male educators who want to fight for a more equitable tomorrow for their students and the world, the Mark A. Jefferson Teaching Scholarship exists and will support one extremely ambitious African-American male in his pursuit to become an educator for the future. To apply, you must be: Aspiring Educator Minimum of 2.8 GPA Answer an essay that tells us a bit about yourself and how you plan to make a positive impact on the world through your career as an educator. Submission: Please tell us a little bit more about yourself. How do you plan to make a positive impact on the world through your career as an educator? Learn More: https://bold.org/scholarships/mark-jefferson-teaching-scholarship/

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U.S. Ninth Circuit/ 'Google' Trademark Survives 'Genericide' By William Vogeler, Esq. on May 26, 2017 | Last updated on March 21, 2019 A federal appeals court ruled Google may keep its trademark for the name, despite claims that the word has come to mean "to search the internet." The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said trademarked names can lose their proprietary meaning as they become generic terms. However, the court rejected an argument that "Google" is synonymous with search engine. In Elliott v. Google, the court said the plaintiff had presented admissible evidence that "google" is used as a verb. But that does not prove it no longer means "Google," the company. Google 'Genericide' The court case started after David Elliott sued to cancel the Google trademark in 2012. Elliott claimed that "google" was a generic term used to describe the act of internet searching. The parties filed cross-motions for summary judgment, focusing on the right legal test to determine whether a trademark has died by "genericide." It occurs when the public appropriates a trademark and uses it as a generic name for particular goods or services, regardless of its source. The plaintiff said the trademark died because "google" had become a verb. The company said "Google" is a business name and not a term for all search engines. The judge agreed with the company, and the appeals court firmed. "Google" is not the same as "aspirin," "cellophane," and "thermos," which were trademarked names that are now used generically to describe all products like the originals. Primary Significance The court said a trademark can be cancelled when it becomes the generic name for certain goods or services, but the same word can have also have different uses. "We have already acknowledged that a customer might use the noun "coke" in an indiscriminate sense, with no particular cola beverage in mind; or in a discriminate sense, with a Coca-Cola beverage in mind," Judge Richard Tallman wrote for the panel. "In the same way, we now recognize that an internet user might use the verb "google" in an indiscriminate sense, with no particular search engine in mind; or in a discriminate sense, with the Google search engine in mind." Affirming the trial judge's ruling, the court said the plaintiff failed to present sufficient evidence that the public primarily understands the word "google" as a generic name for internet search engines and not as a mark identifying the Google search engine in particular. Forbes, reporting on the decision, said "Google" is one of the most valuable trademarks in the world. The magazine reported its value at $44 billion in 2011, and a more recent estimate placed it at $113 billion. Arizona Legal Research (FindLaw's Cases & Codes) Ex-Millionaire's Sentence for Fraud Upheld (FindLaw's U.S. Ninth Circuit Blog) Copyright Preempts Right of Publicity, 9th Circuit Rules (FindLaw's U.S. Ninth Circuit Blog)

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2022 Firestone Police Department Annual Report The Firestone Police Department is pleased to share the 2022 Police Department Annual Report. This report celebrates the past year's accomplishments, including staffing updates, strategic plan initiatives, crime statistics, collaborative partnerships, and more. This document represents the first annual report under Chief David Angelo, who began with the Department in January 2022. In 12 short months, Chief Angelo has led the Department through many changes and accomplished many goals this year, focusing much of their attention on implementing the 2022-2023 Strategic Plan and bringing the Department up to professional standards. With these changes, the Firestone Police Department continues to show its commitment to providing the highest level of safety services, with a focus on community policing. "I'm really proud of the men and women of our Police Department. This annual report documents the tangible results and benefits of a sustained effort to improve the Department and provide the highest levels of public safety services. Implementation of the strategic plan has improved policies and procedures and overall strengthened the Department. Going forward, we'll continue partnering with the Firestone community to provide even better service and greater value", said Town Manager A.J. Krieger. View the 2022 Firestone Police Department Annual Report online here. Copyright © 2023 Town of Firestone. All Rights Reserved. 9950 Park Ave., Firestone, CO 80504

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Event Starts BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN AND THE E STREET BAND ANNOUNCE FIRST 2023 UNITED STATES TOUR DATES WITH A SHOW AT FISERV FORUM ON MARCH 7, 2023 Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band will begin their 2023 international tour with 31 performances across the United States, including a show at Fiserv Forum on March 7, 2023. The shows will mark Springsteen and The E Street Band's first tour dates since February 2017, and their first in North America since September 2016. Springsteen and The E Street Band's most recent studio album, 2020's 'Letter To You' (Columbia Records), marked their first time recording live together in decades and debuted at #1 in eleven countries. Their most recent tour, The River Tour in 2016-2017, was named 2016’s top global tour by both Billboard and Pollstar. The E Street Band's members are: Roy Bittan - piano, synthesizer; Nils Lofgren - guitar, vocals; Patti Scialfa - guitar, vocals; Garry Tallent - bass guitar; Stevie Van Zandt - guitar, vocals; and Max Weinberg - drums; with Soozie Tyrell - violin, guitar, vocals; Jake Clemons - saxophone; and Charlie Giordano - keyboards. For more information, please visit brucespringsteen.net Doors open at 6:30 pm with Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band taking the stage at 7:30 pm. Note that there is no opener for this show, please plan to arrive early as large crowds are expected with this sold-out show. GA Ticket Holders Early entry will begin at 6:20 pm for GA ticket holders only. Please enter via the 2 doors labeled 'GA Ticket Holders' located closest to Bucks Pro Shop at the Main Atrium Entrance. GA access will be on a first-come, first-serve basis with line up beginning at 10 am on Tuesday. After 6:30 PM, all GA ticket holders may enter through any entrance. GA Ticket Holders - Early Entry An Early Merch Trailer will open on the Deer District Plaza at 4 pm (weather depending). Merch stands will be located near Section 120/121, Section 101, Section 103, Section 113/114, Suite 17 and Section 218. I'll See You In My Dreams... and at our photo ops! Snap a picture on the Main Concourse near Sec. 101 and Upper Concourse near 206 for an Instagram-able moment! Also keep an eye out around the Main Concourse, Suite Level and Upper Concourse for displays that have photos from Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band's previous stops in Milwaukee! Relive the Glory Days from 1975 to now! Cocktail Of The Night: Born To Rum Baby we were Born To Rum! Our cocktail of the night features Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum, Pineapple Juice, Seagrams Ginger Ale and a Maraschino Cherry + Lime Wedge! Find this drink at the bars by Sec. 101, 104, 108, 112, 115, 119, 204, 208, 215, 224 and 228! Free Giveaway: A Letter (Postcard!) To You Greetings from Milwaukee! Keep an eye out for these fun postcards near our photo ops at Sections 101 and 206 + throughout the arena while supplies last. Limited quantities are available! Hunger Task Force The Band is partnering with Hunger Task Force which is Milwaukee’s free and local food bank and Wisconsin’s leading anti-hunger organization. Please be generous and stop by their table at Section 121 on the Main Concourse to make a monetary donation!

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THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS BRING WORLD TOUR TO FISERV FORUM ON DECEMBER 31 Tickets On Sale Monday, October 17 at 10 a.m. CT MILWAUKEE (October 3, 2022) – The World-Famous Harlem Globetrotters are bringing their World Tour, presented by Jersey Mike’s Subs, to Fiserv Forum on Saturday, December 31. Tickets for the general public go on sale Monday, October 17 at 10 a.m. CT. Harlem Globetrotters fans can get the best seats before tickets go on sale to the general public during the presale on Sunday, October 11 at 10 a.m. CT by signing up to become a Preferred Customer at HarlemGlobetrotters.com. Preferred customers receive exclusive access to the presale offer code. As the Harlem Globetrotters near their 100th anniversary, they have contributed to the growth of basketball at an immeasurable magnitude across the world. Through their artful athleticism and unparalleled moves, this team shares the game through an inclusive gameday experience that can’t be beat! The Globetrotters welcome fans in the Milwaukee area to join them for an interactive gameday packed with one-of-a-kind premium offerings. Join the Globetrotters as they go head-to-head against the Washington Generals who will stop at nothing to try and defeat the world’s winningest team! About the Harlem Globetrotters: THE originators of basketball style, captured by dynamic athletes with unmatched skills and influencers of today’s game. The team has showcased their iconic brand of basketball in over 124 countries and territories across six continents since 1926. Proud inductees into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, their mission continues to advance the game of basketball and deliver exciting and interactive entertainment to the world. If you have ever seen a jump shot, slam dunk or a half-court hook shot, you have witnessed the creative moves made famous by the Globetrotters. The Harlem Globetrotters International, Inc. is a subsidiary of Herschend Enterprises, the largest family-owned themed entertainment company in the U.S. For more information about the Harlem Globetrotters, visit the Globetrotters' official website: harlemglobetrotters.com and follow them on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Doors open 60 minutes prior to tip off! Magic Pass Did you purchase Magic Pass? Magic Pass will run from 11:30 am – 12 pm or 4:30pm - 5pm on the main court. Magic Pass doors open 2 hours before the game and guests are encouraged to arrive early. Please enter through the BMO North entrance (located off N. Juneau Ave between Vel R. Phillips Ave and N. 5th Street). Join the Harlem Globetrotters and the Washington Generals on the court before the game to show your skills, shoot some hoops, and get player autographs and photos! The one-of-a-kind 30-minute pre-game, MAGIC PASS begins 90 minutes before tip-off and will create memories you'll never forget. Note: This was an optional upgrade, you must have an additional ticket to the game as well. All customers must have a game ticket AND Magic Pass for entry. Soft/rubber soled shoes must be worn on the court. Everyone attending Magic Pass, regardless of participation, must have a Magic Pass ticket as well as a game ticket. If you plan on attending Magic Pass, please make sure you have BOTH tickets. This includes all children, as well as the parent(s)/guardian(s) wishing to accompany them. No exceptions. Celebrity Court Pass Did you purchase a Celebrity Court Pass? This experience will take place from 12:15-12:45 pm or 5:15-5:45 pm. Please arrive and check-in no later than 30 minutes prior to game time (by 12:30 pm or 5:30 pm) courtside at the announcer’s table in front of Section 117 on the arena floor. Your Court Pass gets you down to the floor for an up close and personal view of the Harlem Globetrotters during their pregame shootaround! You’ll have exclusive access to the court, where you have the opportunity to see the players warm-up their World Record breaking shots and skills. Warm-ups begin 30 minutes before game time. Late arrivals will not be refunded. Children under 10 may not participate unaccompanied. Each person wanting to access the court must purchase the Celebrity Court Pass, and a ticket to the main event is also required. Soft/rubber soled shoes must be worn on the court. Other Party Guests that do not have a ticket are not permitted on court. This includes all children, as well as the parent(s)/guardian(s) wishing to accompany them. No exceptions. Behind-The-Court Meet & Greet Did you purchase a Behind-The-Court Meet & Greet? This experience will take place from 12-12:30 pm or 5-5:30 pm. Please arrive and check-in no later than 45 minutes prior to game time (by 12:15 pm or 5:15 pm) at the MEET HERE Banner, located courtside at the announcer’s table in front of Section 117 on the arena floor. Doors open 1 hour before gametime. Before you see them on the court, this is your chance to meet them and get an exclusive look at some behind-the-court magic that makes the Globetrotters unforgettable! A limited number of fans will have the opportunity to interact 1:1 with some of your favorite Harlem Globetrotters stars, get the inside scoop from players and take exclusive photo ops - plus receive a commemorative lanyard! Late arrivals are not permitted and will not be refunded. Children under 10 cannot participate unaccompanied. Each person must purchase the Meet & Greet add-on to be allowed entry into the Meet & Greet. Reminder that a ticket to the main event is also required. Please Note: All customers must have a game ticket AND Behind-the-Court Meet & Greet ticket for entry. Everyone attending Behind-the-Court Meet & Greet, regardless of participation, must have a Behind-the-Court Meet & Greet ticket as well as a game ticket. If you plan on attending Behind-the-Court Meet & Greet, please make sure you have BOTH tickets. This includes all children, as well as the parent(s)/guardian(s) wishing to accompany them. No exceptions.

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Former Longshoremen union boss gets 18 months for extortion plot scheme linked to the Genovese crime family October 11, 2014 Dapper_Don The once-powerful boss of the union representing workers at New Jersey’s docks was sentenced to 18 months in prison today for a scheme to extort Christmastime kickbacks from members. Vincent Aulisi, 82, hobbled into U.S. District Court Judge Claire Cecchi’s courtroom on a cane and listened as his attorney urged the judge to show mercy for a man who spent his off-hours coaching high school football players. Aulisi apologized for his crime and to members of Local 1235 of the International Longshoremen’s Association in Newark, the local he served as president from 2006 to 2008. “I apologize to the court and to my membership,” Aulisi told Cecchi. “That’s the part I’m feeling bad about. That I let them down.” New Jersey federal prosecutors say Aulisi conspired to get members of the local to kick up cash payments -- known as "Christmases" -- that were funneled to members of the Genovese crime family. Aulisi’s attorney, Joseph Fusella, noted that his client never profited from the scheme but passed the money along. He said Aulisi inherited a practice that had been around for nearly three decades when he took over as president of the local. Aulisi, who lives in West Orange, is a former high school football standout who went on to play for Kansas State, Cecchi noted. "He's given back a lot to the community," Fusella told the judge. He worked as a high school football coach for many years and is a member of the Seton Hall Prep Hall of Fame, his attorney said. Aulisi was arrested in January 2011 along with several other ranking members of the local as well as members of the Genovese crime family. In February 2013, Aulisi's son, Edward, was sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in the extortion scheme. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2014/10/ex-prez_of_dockworkers_union_gets_18_months_for_christmastime_extortion_plot.html

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Chris-Pine FPV Drone Dives Down From the Top of Burj Khalifa Pilot André Larsen’s drone dive from the top of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the world’s tallest building, was an incredible feat of skill and courage. Using first-person-view (FPV)...

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Crewe finally break silence on sexual abuse scandal with Barry Bennell admission Crewe Alexandra finally broke their silence on football’s sex abuse scandal and admitted more could have been done to stop paedophile Barry Bennell. But there was no mention in the 352-word statement about former Crewe boss Dario Gradi, who has been banned from football since 2016 because he represents a potential risk to children. Gradi hired Bennell to work as a youth coach in 1987, but has denied being aware that the convinced paedophile – now serving 34 years in prison – had a sexual interest in boys. Crewe’s statement is the first time they have made any public comment on the matter since details of the appalling catalogue of abuse – committed across eight clubs – emerged in 2016. In the statement, Crewe acknowledge that “more could have been done to monitor the situation concerning Mr Bennell”. The statement also accepts culpability in not acting upon indications that youngsters were being abused by Bennell: “The club is truly sorry if there were in fact any warning signs that ought to have led the club to do more. Barry Bennell who has been convicted of 43 child sex assaults and rapes. “Had the club had any suspicion or belief that Mr Bennell was committing acts of abuse, either before, during or after he left the club’s employment, the club would have informed the police immediately. “The club wishes to make it absolutely clear that it sincerely regrets and is disgusted by the terrible crimes committed by Mr Bennell upon many young footballers over a significant number of years. “The despicable abuse committed by Mr Bennell was abhorrent and the club continues to have the deepest sympathy for the victims and survivors of Mr Bennell. “The club fully understands the additional hurt and trauma to the victims and survivors of Mr Bennell which has been caused by the fact that no-one at the club was aware of the offences being committed upon them at the time. “The club wholeheartedly regrets and is sorry to every survivor of abuse that it was unaware of Bennell’s offending. “The club also acknowledges the contributions made by all individuals to the report of Clive Sheldon QC and reiterates its deepest sympathy to all those victims and survivors of Mr Bennell.” The statement was released in the wake of the Sheldon Report, which concluded Gradi “should have done more” to investigate concerns about Bennell when he worked at Crewe.

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Oxnard’s Sea Lions preps debut LP for Slumberland By forcefieldprNovember 1, 2011No Comments STREAM: Grown Up When Adrian Pillado formed Sea Lions in 2007, he wasn’t really sure what it would be. His influences were something of a musical snowstorm, involving Crass, John Coltrane, Sun Ra, Syd Barrett, Lou Reed, Orange Juice, and K Records’ flagship band Beat Happening. In the beginning, it was just Adrian singing and playing guitar, with his best friend Pat playing drums. Both had a history in Oxnard’s D.I.Y. punk scene, but something new was starting to happen in that town. A group of young kids had been listening to a lot of K, Postcard, Sarah, Creation, and (naturally) Slumberland records; new bands started forming, and bands that were previously more into punk and noise started working in these new influences. Maria’s Eric Bellow started YAY! records to document the Sound of Young Oxnard, and Sea Lions fit right in on the roster. The early days of Sea Lions were a learning curve, Adrian and Pat crashing and bashing their way through songs, often stumbling upon something beautiful in the process. Still, something was missing; a full band? more time to woodshed? They were always just teetering on the edge of something great, but when would it come? That greatness came one night at the cooler than cool L.A. indie club Part Time Punks. They had recently added a second guitarist, and a bass player… and they killed. Adrian had really grown as a songwriter, the songs were still shambolic, but they were also assertive and direct. They were in a race to the end of each song, and were running that race with swagger. They thrilled the full time punks in the crowd with a cover of Black Flag’s “Nervous Breakdown,” and wowed us Northern Soul junkies with a downright saucy cover of the Freda Payne classic, “Band of Gold.” There was the exact point at which you could say, “Ladies and gentlemen, Sea Lions!” Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sea Lions, But Were Afraid to Ask is without question the next giant step forward for the band. A brief instrumental intro gracefully leads you into the galloping proper album opener, “I Should be Sleeping.” The production throughout is shimmering, and assured. Something as simple as the backing “oohs” on the song “Grown Up,” become transcendent. The use of toy piano at the beginning of the song could easily be cloying, but instead feels tasteful and necessary. And while that song talks about the familiar indiepop theme of not wanting to grow up, elsewhere on the album they reveal some very mature new facets of the band. Nowhere is this more evident than what may be the album’s strongest track “As Times Change.” While they do a wonderful job dabbling in minor keys and retro sounds that seem perfect for a haunted sock hop throughout Everything… , “As Times Change” reveals a confident band that knows how to mine their record collections (particularly their 13th Floor Elevators, and Love records) and turn all of those sounds into something entirely their own. The much-noted Calvin Johnson-like flavor of Adrian’s voice is a great contrast to what has become a quite virtuosic band. Second guitarist Matt, and drummer Javier come from the punk scene of Adrian’s youth, while bassist Kyle is a fervent Britpop fan, and often wears a button with an image of Radiohead’s Thom Yorke. All of this adds to the unique yet familiar sound that Sea Lions have cleverly cultivated. Bustling with nervous energy and the desire to communicate, Sea Lions share a sense of urgency with great pop forebears like Subway Sect and Television Personalities — earnestness combined with pop knowledge and punk suss. What Sea Lions capture, where so many young bands try and fail, is not simply the sound of young Oxnard, it’s the sound of youth everywhere. Bored, underemployed, and wishing your life was something else. If there is any justice in this world it will take them far. Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sea Lions But Were Afraid To Ask (Slumberland) Street Date: Nov. 22, 2011 2. I Should Be Sleeping 3. Grown Up 4. Tell You 5. A Cloud 6. Look 7. Rainfall 8. I Don’t Wanna Go Out 9. I Loved Her So Much 10. What’s The Point? 11. Running In Circles 12. Untitled (Guitar) 13. My Girl 14. As Times Change 15. A Song For Your Smile Links: Facebook//Myspace//Press Materials

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So here is the question!! If you had to chose between a fit looking trainer and a out of shape trainer who would you chose and why? Before answering that read bellow. I am probably opening a can of worms here but let’s give it a try. If… https://www.fortitudefpi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/fortitude-fpi-logo-branco.svg 0 0 Fortitude FPI https://www.fortitudefpi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/fortitude-fpi-logo-branco.svg Fortitude FPI2018-10-31 12:41:312018-10-31 12:41:31Fitness Model coach or out of shape Coach, who would you train with? Would you be able to tell how many ways of training and how many styles of training people tend to gravitate towards? I am going to mention just three of them as I am very sure there are many styles I won’t be able to cover or even heard of… https://www.fortitudefpi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/fortitude-fpi-logo-branco.svg 0 0 Fortitude FPI https://www.fortitudefpi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/fortitude-fpi-logo-branco.svg Fortitude FPI2018-10-31 12:40:192018-10-31 12:40:19How many styles of training mythologies are out there? So, you go to a fitness club and take a look at the team of trainers placed at that club, some might be young (18 to 30 years old, that’s the majority) some a little older (30 to 40 years old) and some older, granted its less common to see… https://www.fortitudefpi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/fortitude-fpi-logo-branco.svg 0 0 Fortitude FPI https://www.fortitudefpi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/fortitude-fpi-logo-branco.svg Fortitude FPI2018-10-31 10:30:522018-10-31 12:38:13New School trainer VS old school trainer who is the best to train with?

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Georgia nuclear plant now delayed until 2022 as costs mount By Jeff Amy ATLANTA (AP) - Georgia Power Co. said Tuesday that delays in completing testing means the first new unit at its Vogtle plant is now unlikely to start generating electricity before January at the earliest. The unit of Atlanta-based Southern Co. had in recent years been aiming to complete the first unit in November, but officials told investors last month that it would probably be finished in December. Company officials said Tuesday that testing began in late April, would take three weeks longer than expected and is unlikely to be completed before late June, adding more time to construction and startup. The additional month will add another $48 million to the cost of the two nuclear units being built alongside two existing units near Augusta. The project is now projected to cost more than $26 billion for all its owners, including Georgia Power, electric cooperatives and municipal utilities. Ultimately, most electric customers in Georgia, except those in the northwest corner of the state served by affiliates of the Tennessee Valley Authority, will have to pay for the plant. Florida’s Jacksonville Electric Authority is also obligated to buy power from Vogtle. The further delay was disclosed in a periodic hearing with the Georgia Public Service Commission to discuss spending and construction progress on the only nuclear plant being built in the U.S. Commissioners must ultimately decide how much of Georgia Power’s share of the spending is allowable and how paying the bill will be phased in for 2.6 million ratepayers. Customers are already paying for part of the plant. Rates have gone up 3.4% to pay for earlier costs and Georgia Power projects rates will rise another 6.6 percentage points for a total increase of 10% The reactors, approved in 2012, were initially estimated to cost a total of $14 billion, with the first new reactor originally planned to start generation in 2016. Delays and costs spiraled, especially after the main contractor filed for bankruptcy in 2017. The company and regulators insist that the plant is the best source of future clean and reliable energy for Georgia. The first new reactor is 98% complete, but Southern Nuclear Vice President Aaron Abramovitz said risk of delays and problems doesn’t go away. "I would expect risk to decrease," he told regulators. "I would not expect risk to go to zero." Georgia Power has agreed to write off about the first $700 million over the $7.3 billion that the Public Service Commission has approved. The company currently projects $8.7 billion in spending, though, plus borrowing costs ratepayers will also have to repay. The company could seek repayment of some of the amount over $7.3 billion. "Exceeding the $7.3 billion, that does not mean the costs are unrecoverable, it just means the standard of proof there has changed, it has gotten higher," said Georgia Power’s Jeremiah Haswell. The company says that workers being out with COVID-19 has caused delays in recent months, as well as having to redo electrical and other work that the company decided wasn’t up to standard. Georgia Power said there’s some evidence that contractors were declaring work complete without testing for deficiencies, relying on inspectors to catch it and fix any problems later. The company is currently engaged in hot functional testing of the first reactor, and has encountered more expansion of metal parts as systems were heated up than anticipated. "There’s a chance we may need to make some adjustments to the structural supports," Stephen Kuczynski, president and CEO of Southern Nuclear, said Tuesday of the thermal expansion issues. The second new reactor is supposed to start operating in November 2022. The company says it is still on schedule. WATCH: FOX 5 Atlanta live news coverage Sign up for FOX 5 email alerts Download the FOX 5 Atlanta app for breaking news and weather alerts.

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Mother upset after police refuse to delete 'embarrassing' Facebook post WINTER HAVEN (FOX 13) - It was intended to be a good deed by a Winter Haven police officer, but it turned into a hurtful situation for the family he was trying to help. A photo posted on the Winter Haven Police Department's Facebook page showed a family receiving free groceries, but the mom says she never knew it would end up on the agency's social media account and leave her daughter in tears. The family tells FOX 13 they never wanted the attention. Micah Frasier said the free groceries from police couldn't have come at a better time. She had just lost her job and said she was more than grateful, but she had no idea her family's private situation would be shared with Winter Haven PD's more-than 22,000 Facebook followers. They say they never gave police permission to post it on social media, but police say otherwise. "My daughter came home crying," Fraiser said. "Saying a little boy told her 'I had seen the police had said your parents can't pay for food for you.'" Fraiser said she doesn't have Facebook and only learned about it from her daughter. Police initially visited their house after receiving a 911 hang-up police determined was accidental, but went the extra mile and bought groceries for the family after learning about their situation. "A family having a tough time due to the mother of four children losing her job, leaving no money for food," the post stated. Embarrassed her family's situation was shared on social media, Frasier asked police to take it down, but they refused. "If there is any kind of embarrassment," Winter Haven Police Public Information Officer Jamie Brown said, "they posed for the photo and gave us permission to share it." "I said to the officer, 'Of course you can take a picture,'" Fraiser said, "'as long as it won't be on social media or nothing like that.' And the officer said, 'No, we would never put it on anything like that.'" According to Fraiser, the officer said the photo would be used within the police department to show other officers in training an example of a good deed. "If it's offensive to the family," Brown continued, "we can't control their feelings." Shortly, after FOX 13's interview with police, they hid the post, making it so it's not visible on their page. They later published a new post explaining those who originally liked, commented and shared the original post will still be able to see it. Fraiser still wants the post to be deleted, but according to police, they are not allowed to delete Facebook posts.

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New Haven's Downtown Crossing creating connections missing for decades The mission to reconnect downtown New Haven with Union Station, the medical district, and the Hill neighborhood continued. Author: Tony Terzi Published: 6:22 PM EDT June 7, 2021 Updated: 6:22 PM EDT June 7, 2021 NEW HAVEN, Conn. — For over 50 years, Downtown New Haven has been cut off from the Hill neighborhood, including Union Station. But that is slowly changing. Since 2013, New Haven's landscape coming off I-91 and I-95 has begun to change. Over the next couple of years, the city will become far more connected through the Downtown Crossing project. The limited-access highway, known as the Oak Street Connector, that for 50-60 years has funneled traffic into New Haven, is slowly disappearing. By 2025, motorists won't even know it was ever there. Phase three of Downtown Crossing is now well underway. The mission to reconnect downtown New Haven with Union Station, the medical district, and the Hill neighborhood continues with the construction of 101 College Street, a 10 story 500,000 square-foot building, to include lab, research, and meeting space, which will be completed in 2023. It is expected this commercial building will add up to 1,000 jobs and opportunities for New Haven Public Schools students. "With a new classroom right inside 101 College for real-world practical experience as well as support for teachers so that they are preparing students for jobs in science and science and technology jobs that are growing today," said Mayor Justin Elicker(D-New Haven). "We continue to build up our capacity to teach biology, math, chemistry, and computer science," said Dr. Ilene Tracey, the Superintendent of New Haven Public Schools. NHPS educational partners at Southern Connecticut State University and Gateway Community College will also have a presence in 101 College Street. And Yale University will be an anchor tenant. "Since 2000, over 75 startups, based on Yale intellectual property, have taken root in New Haven," said Peter Salovey, President of Yale University. One of those startups, Arvinas Pharmaceutical, will move its headquarters into 101 College Street. "I believe it signifies a huge opportunity to excite and attract scientists and other R & D teams to Connecticut," said John G. Houston, Ph.D., President of Arvinas, Inc. In November, phase two of Downtown Crossing is expected to be completed. Orange Street and South Orange Street will cross the connector for the first time with a quicker route to the train station. Once 101 College Street is completed in two years, the final phase of Downtown Crossing gets underway as Temple Street and Congress Avenue are connected above this access road that now leads into a parking garage beneath College Street. Biden rebuffs GOP infrastructure offer, citing broader goals Biden releases money in push to modernize US electric grid HERE ARE MORE WAYS TO GET FOX61 NEWS Download the FOX61 News APP iTunes: Click here to download Google Play: Click here to download Stream Live on ROKU: Add the channel from the ROKU store or by searching FOX61. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, FACEBOOK & INSTAGRAM

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Miniature horse found wandering in Stearns County, Minnesota FAIRHAVEN TOWNSHIP, Minn. (KMSP) - UPDATE: The horse's owner has been identified and authorities are making arrangements for the horse to be returned. Are you missing a miniature horse? Thursday morning, a Stearns County, Minnesota deputy responded to a report of a wandering horse on County Road 44 near 13th Avenue in Fairhaven Township. The horse was detained by a resident in the area. He was not wearing a halter or any other identifying item. The wandering horse is described as sorrel in color with a light-colored mane and tail and is a gelding. If you are the owner or have information on who the owner may be, please contact the Stearns County Sheriff’s Office at 320-251-4240 to make arrangements to retrieve the horse.

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UN calls for calm in Haiti as new protest looms United Nations (United States) (AFP) – The United Nations called Thursday for calm in crisis-wracked Haiti, eight days before the end of its police mission in the country. For more than a year, Haiti has been roiled by violent anti-corruption protests as the country sinks deeper into political crisis. "We encourage all actors to refrain from violence, respect human rights, and allow the normal functioning of hospitals and emergency services, as well as the work of the humanitarians who are assisting the most vulnerable populations," said UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric during his daily press conference. Another protest is planned for Friday to demand the resignation of President Jovenel Moise. He appealed in September for national reconciliation and a unity government, but protesters rejected his "truce." Following a request from the Dominican Republic, which shares the Caribbean island of Hispaniola with Haiti, the UN Security Council held a televised meeting Thursday on the Haitian crisis. "The situation on the ground is very worrying," said one member of the Council, of which the Dominican Republic is a non-permanent member. "Authorities are not up to the task," another diplomat said. Plagued by multiple corruption scandals, Haiti's government fell in February. Local and legislative elections originally scheduled for the end of October will not take place, due to the lack of a vote on the electoral law. "Security incidents and roadblocks have disrupted the UN and NGOs' humanitarian programs," with "hospitals facing significant challenges to operate," Dujarric said the previous day. "Fuel shortages, lack of safe water and other essentials are also affecting orphanages, civil protection units and other emergency services, which are also functioning with limited capacity," he said, adding that many schools have been closed for the past two weeks, leaving about two million children without access to education. "Thousands of people already facing the consequences of severe food insecurity could be further impacted, with food assistance unable to reach them," the spokesman said. On October 15, the UN will officially shut down the 1,000-strong police force known as MINUJUSTH and replace it with a smaller UN political presence, even though it admits the Caribbean nation faces major problems. MINUJUSTH was deployed in 2017, replacing the full-fledged MINUSTAH peacekeeping mission, which was sent after a devastating 2010 earthquake.

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No coup risk for Brazil, from his side, Bolsonaro says Rio de Janeiro (AFP) – President Jair Bolsonaro, who has been seeking to sow doubt about the legitimacy of 2022 elections, said Friday there was "no risk" of a coup d'etat in Brazil -- at least from him. He also told the Veja weekly newspaper he would not "mess with" the vote. Bolsonaro, whose popularity is at an all-time low, has for months been criticizing the country's electronic voting system ahead of elections next year and has launched numerous verbal attacks on the judges of the Supreme Court. He has been working to fire up his voter base in the face of a flagging economy, soaring unemployment and inflation, and a series of investigations targeting him and his inner circle. Bolsonaro's handling of the coronavirus pandemic has been the rallying point for multiple protests against him, and has been judged "criminal" by the opposition. Last week, the NGO Human Rights Watch warned the president was "threatening democratic rule" with his attacks on the electoral system and judges. He told Veja, in an interview published Friday, that: "From my side, there is no risk of a coup d'etat." But Bolsonaro insisted that "from the other (side) there is always this possibility," citing more than 100 bids for his impeachment pending before parliament. - Covid claiming the 'obese' - The president drew much criticism for an Independence Day rally on September 7 at which he fired off a warning at the Supreme Court, which has ordered an investigation of him, saying it would "suffer the consequences" unless it backed off. He later rowed back on the comments, also telling Veja he had "exaggerated a bit" in the heat of the moment. In that address, Bolsonaro had also threatened not to recognize the 2022 election results which he said would be "a farce" unless the electronic voting system in place since 1996 is changed. He told Veja: "Don't worry, the election will take place, I will not mess with it." Bolsonaro, who has railed against mask-wearing and other coronavirus braking measures, insisted in the interview he had "not committed the slightest error" in managing the health crisis that has claimed nearly 600,000 lives in Brazil -- a toll second only to the United States. "I was criticized when I said that staying at home was not the solution... Today, studies show that the ones who die most from the coronavirus are the obese and those who are afraid. Everyone gained weight by staying home," he said. "History will show that the steps we have taken have saved people," the president said.

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RIVISTA SPERIMENTALE DI FRENIATRIA L’impatto di politiche attive di salute mentale in tempi di crisi economica: il caso di Modena Economic crisis and mental health policies in the province of Modena Journal title RIVISTA SPERIMENTALE DI FRENIATRIA Author/s Fabrizio Starace, Francesco Mungai, Elena Sarti, Tindara Addabbo Pages 11 P. 53-63 File size 1710 KB DOI 10.3280/RSF2016-001004 The economic crisis and recession caused job cuts, worldwide. Factors of uncertainty, with regard to the loss of employment or precarious working conditions, are now considered negative determinants of mental health. The authors examine the impact of unemployment, and also of the 2012 earthquake, on the mental health status among the population of the province of Modena, to gauge the specific amplified impact in the areas struck by the earthquake. The results of two surveys, that examine the socio-economic conditions of resident households - ICESmo2 (2006), ICESmo3 (2012) - , are then confronted with the data, published in 2014, by the Italian National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT). The surveys assess the consequences of the economic crisis on the local population’s mental health, making use of micro-data retrieved from the mental health information system of Modena’s Local Health Unit. In 2012, the economic crisis hits fiercely the country and brings about unemployment and income loss. Although the physical health status of the population of the province of Modena remains unaltered, on the other hand the mental health status declines more than the national average. The effects of the economic crisis, in terms of use of the mental health services, results in a higher frequency of depressive symptoms and use of psychotropic medication; mainly unemployment generates more evident depressive symptoms. Moreover, the effect of the earthquake, as additional and independent variable, seems to have undermined even more the mental health indices. Both the surveys corroborate the negative influence of the crisis on the psychological well-being of the population and the consequent increase in demand for mental health services. The authors conclude emphasizing the critical importance of sustaining mental health policies - above all during periods of crisis - and of developing projects promoting work integration for people with mental health disorders. Keywords: Economic crisis, unemployment, earthquake, social determinants, mental health. [1] Wahlbeck K, Anderson P, Basu S, McDaid D, Stuckler D. WHO Regional Office for Europe 2011. http://www.euro.who.int/_data/assets/pdf_file/0008/134999/e94837.pdf. [2] Karsten IP, Moser K. Unemployment impairs mental health: Meta-analyses. Journal of Vocational Behavior 2009; 74:264-282. 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Tutela della Salute e Accesso alle Cure. 2013. http://www.istat.it/it/archivio/128176. [14] Addabbo T, Sarti E, Starace F. Il costo della crisi in termini di salute mentale: il caso di Modena. Quaderni Fondazione Marco Biagi Saggi 2015; Vol 2. ISSN: 2239-6985. [15] Addabbo T, Sarti E, Mimmi S, Starace F. Crisi economica e salute mentale: analisi multi-livello nella Provincia di Modena. Quaderni Fondazione Marco Biagi Saggi 2015; Vol 3. ISSN: 2239-6985. [16] Brunetti M, Chiarolanza A. Centro Analisi delle Politiche Pubbliche (CAPP) 2013. http://www.capp.unimore.it/strumenti/ICESMO3.html. [17] Kiely KM, Butterworth P. Validation of four measures of mental health against depression and generalized anxiety in a community based sample. Psychiatry Research 2015; 225(3): 291-298. DOI: 10.1016/j.psychres.2014.12.023 [18] ISTAT (Istituto Nazionale di Statistica). Rapporto annuale 2014: la situazione del Paese 2014. http://www.istat.it/it/files/2014/05/Rapporto-annuale-2014.pdf.r Clinical and Socio-demographic Variables Associated with the Outcome of Vocational Rehabilitation Programs: A Community-Based Italian Study G. Mattei, G. Venturi, S. Alfieri, N. Colombini, S. Ferrari, M. Rigatelli, F. Starace, G. M. Galeazzi, in Community Mental Health Journal /2020 pp.1380 Fabrizio Starace, Francesco Mungai, Elena Sarti, Tindara Addabbo, L’impatto di politiche attive di salute mentale in tempi di crisi economica: il caso di Modena in "RIVISTA SPERIMENTALE DI FRENIATRIA" 1/2016, pp 53-63, DOI: 10.3280/RSF2016-001004

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# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N P Q R S T U V W Z Championship Tennis (1985)(Mattel) ALTERNATIVE DOWNLOAD LINK: Championship Tennis (1985)(Mattel)

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Izaak Walton League to Sponsor 2011 National Hunting and Fishing Day by staff | posted in: events | 0 The Izaak Walton League of America is supporting wildlife conservation by sponsoring National Hunting and Fishing Day. With the League’s sponsorship, NHF Day continues to grow and promote conservation throughout the nation. The Izaak Walton League is one of the most respected conservation organizations in America. Founded in 1922, the Izaak Walton League takes a common-sense approach toward protecting our country’s natural heritage and improving outdoor recreation opportunities for all Americans. NHF Day promotes conservation efforts by sportsmen and takes place each year on the fourth Saturday in September. This year the event is set for September 24, 2011. The Izaak Walton League’s sponsorship supports the Wonders of Wildlife museum—the official home of National Hunting and Fishing Day. NHF Day has had many honorary chairpersons who have helped promote the message of conservation. This year, noted businessman, outdoorsman and philanthropist T. Boone Pickens serves as the honorary chair for NHF Day. Widely known as one of America’s most prominent and influential businessmen, Pickens remains a strong advocate for conserving a heritage that was instilled in him at a very young age. Pickens also is a prominent philanthropist whose contributions to charitable causes exceed $700 million. Sponsorship of NHF Day 2011 continues to grow and includes Wonders of Wildlife, National Shooting Sports Foundation, Bass Pro Shops, Smith & Wesson, Sportsman’s Channel, Realtree, Cabela’s, GunBroker.com, Yamaha, Academy Sports + Outdoors, Izaak Walton League of America and Pope and Young Club. For more information about NHF Day, visit www.nhfday.org events, Izaak Walton League, National Hunting and Fishing Day, nhf day

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DO IT YOURSELF - Pleasure or Pain in the Neck? “Do It Yourself” could have a different meaning for a different person. But it usually means you are taking on some kind of project using your own hands. We have all either experienced or heard horror stories of “Do It Yourself” projects and countless books have been written on the subject. Also, we have all seen some pretty amazing things that happen when people follow the “Do It Yourself” method. FUSE LIFE STYLE — Weaving Style into our daily living with great Food & Recipe Ideas, Home Decor Pointers, Travel Tips and contemporary suggestions for Health & Wellness. The FUSE Woman, Full & Complete, Gail Gabriel Life Styled Editor So many of us have grown up under the “Do It Yourself” style. Some of the reasons may have begun because of economy; but in my case, the reason grew from the economy phase of “Do It Yourself” to the wonder and sense of accomplishment phase. It is such a freedom of choice, but also a commitment to finish what you start. My first projects started as gifts, i.e. the napkin holder from wood shop in 7th grade, embroidering on dishtowels; and later on from gifts to making my own clothes. Then when I moved away from home, all of a sudden I had an entire space to create in my own way. From just decorating one’s own bedroom to having several rooms to be responsible for was a big deal; and it truly was an expression of self. But all of this takes time, and sometimes we don’t have enough of it to go the “Do It Yourself” route. There are so many things in your living environment that you can do on your own or with the help of a partner and/or friend. - window coverings - tablecloths and napkins - shower curtains - bed coverings changing the look of furniture pieces, i.e. tables and chairs, - pillow covers The list goes on and on. Making things is more fun when it is a shared experience, especially when you can help someone out. So the project of the month is a simple one — updating the look of a bathroom. While the cabinet, sink, toilet, shower/tub and flooring don’t need to be changed out, it means that the rest gets a cosmetic treatment. That means, painting, updating the baseboards and door trim and changing out the shower curtain and possibly the color of the towels. A shower curtain is just straight seams and for us the top has grommets for putting in the shower hooks. There are grommet kits that you can buy, which we did. However, on a window covering in our family room we chose to go to a retail place which had grommets and equipment and pay for the use of the machine with larger grommets and do it ourselves at that location. And that establishment happened to be “sewnow! fashion studio” which is featured in this months issue. Remember, if you do make a shower curtain, you still need a plastic liner to keep the curtain itself from getting wet. My favorite new gift idea is handmade cocktail napkins for many reasons: 1. It saves the environment from the paper waste. 2. It is a personal gift from the heart. 3. It can be seasonal, or holiday oriented. 4. It doesn’t take a lot of time. What are some of the things in your closet or drawers that you aren’t using? Can the fabric be reused for something that someone else might appreciate OR that you might appreciate when it's been recycled for another use? WILLIAMS-SANOMA SPRING Life Styled

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Home > Sports Betting > Sports Betting Articles > Dealing With Bad Runs Dealing With Bad Runs in Betting Anyone who bets on sports with any degree of regularity will experience a bad run from time to time. Even the most skilled bettors in the world encounter periods when nothing turns out as expected, and it feels like picking a winner is simply impossible. What sets the best bettors apart from the rest is they know how to deal with it. I've had a fair few losing streaks in all my years of betting on sports. Some of them have been little more than blips, and I've handled them fairly easily. Some of them have been nothing short of disastrous, including one that happened not long after I started taking betting seriously. I didn't handle that one at all well, and it cost me my entire bankroll. I very nearly quit betting right then and there; and although I'm very glad I didn't, there was a strong case for doing so. The bets I was making were fundamentally sound, but I had just broken some of the golden rules of sports betting. There's a saying that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. I'm not usually one for quoting proverbs, but I think it's justified in this case. I learned a lot from losing that money, and it made me determined never to do the same again. So far I haven't, and I now cope with my bad runs a whole lot better. There are no hard and fast rules for dealing with losing streaks, and what works for some people may not work for others. I do have a few pieces of general advice, though, which should help you prepare for, and handle, the bad runs that you will inevitably face at some point in your betting career. Accept that Losing Streaks Will Happen The first step in preparing for losing streaks is accepting that they WILL happen to you. If you think they won't, then you are going to be in for a shock at some point. You stand a much better chance of dealing with bad runs well if they don't come as a surprise, so please don't kid yourself that you can avoid them. Define a Bad Run What constitutes an exceptional run of losses for one bettor may be nothing more than standard variance for another. Therefore, an important part of preparing for bad runs is defining what a bad run actually is. If you bet mostly on outsiders at high odds, for example, then you are not going to worry if you lose five or six wagers in a row. If you bet on really short priced favorites, however, then just a few losses in a row could easily be considered a bad run. Ultimately, it comes down to you to determine when acceptable losses turn into a bad run. As a general rule, if they are starting to have a noticeable impact on your bankroll, then it's time to take some action. Keep Accurate Betting Records If you are remotely serious about your sports betting, then keeping accurate records is absolutely vital. It will help you with many aspects of your betting and is especially useful when it comes to dealing with losing streaks. One of the first things you should do when you encounter a bad streak is to carry out some analysis of your previous bets. This analysis can really help you identify what the problem is, or if there even is a problem, and it's obviously impossible to do if you don't keep decent records. When it comes to actually doing the analysis, you need to keep an open mind. Don't assume that you are doing something wrong, as it may be that you are doing the right things and simply having a spell of bad luck. Equally, however, you shouldn't automatically blame bad luck. It could be that you are applying a strategy that just doesn't work, or are making bad decisions. Find the Problem Getting to the bottom of why you are losing is probably the hardest part of dealing with bad runs. If you've recently changed your selection criteria and suddenly start losing most of your wagers, then it should be fairly obvious that your new approach isn't working. But not every problem is going to be that easy to spot. I'll give you an example of a bad run I once had some years back. I had been having a really good season betting on the English Premier League (soccer); but during the last few matches of the season, I was picking a lot fewer winners. I'd get some right, but nowhere near the consistency I'd been having throughout the season. This was only over a relatively short period, and it certainly wasn't a disastrous run, but I was convinced there was an issue I was missing. I was still a relatively inexperienced bettor, and I couldn't seem to work out the problem. It wasn't like there had been a load of huge upsets, and I hadn't changed my selection criteria at all. I ended up asking someone else to take a look for me, and they found out what was happening. My success that season largely came down to picking the winners of matches where the opposition teams were relatively closely matched. My hit rate wasnt amazing, but it was above 50%, and I was mostly winning at fairly good odds. Towards the end of the season, when I had started losing more bets than winning, there were several teams that basically had nothing to play for in the league. They were safe from relegation but not threatening the top positions. A number of them had been drawing or losing the matches theyd been winning earlier in the season, and this was costing me. I hadnt taken into account the possibility that these teams might not be as motivated as I would usually expected. The sample size involved was very small, and I will never be 100% sure that certain teams were not putting in their maximum effort; but this example does serve to show that even factors that may appear insignificant can have a noticeable impact on your betting. The point I'm trying to make here is that you have to be prepared to analyze the smallest details if you really want to get to the bottom of what may be causing your bad run. This can take a lot of time, but it may prove to be time well spent. I can't really offer any more advice than this respect unfortunately. The number of factors that could cause a losing streak is virtually limitless, and the only way to way to find out what is behind any particular streak is simply to keep investigating until you uncover the problem. Stay in Control and Consider your Options What arguably is the single most important thing you need to do when dealing with a bad run is to maintain your discipline. It is all too easy to let frustration get the better of you as you start chasing your losses, but this is only likely to make the situation worse. If you are struggling to find the cause of your losing streak, then you need to keep calm and stay in control. Your only chance of turning things around is if you make rational decisions and consider your options. Your first option is to keep on betting the way you have been in the hope that things will turn around. If you genuinely think you are doing the right things and are just having some bad luck, then this is a perfectly viable option. It's a good idea to reduce your stakes, however, and to slow down your rate of losses, and you should set a point at which you'll accept things are not going to turn around. If things do turn around, that's great. You've managed to get through a bad run and, hopefully, have prevented too much damage to your bankroll. If things don't turn around for whatever reason, it's time to think again. At this point there are several things you can try. You could bet on a different sport or adopt some different strategies. You shouldn't be too disheartened just because one approach hasn't worked well, as there is more than one way to make money from sports betting. It's always worth employing a new approach if you still have confidence in your betting skills. Another option is to simply take a break. This will give you time to reflect on what you may have been doing wrong and to think about what you can do in the future to improve your chances of success. A prolonged period without betting can help give you an entirely new perspective on things, and you may well come back with fresh new ideas that will work well for you. The final option is to quit completely. Sports betting is not for everyone, and if you have tried your best but have not managed to make it work, then there is no shame at all in giving it up. It makes a lot more sense than throwing good money after bad and causing yourself more frustration.

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Market Predictions 28th December 2013 – Silver, Gold and Crude Oil Market Consider 10 minutes plus and minus in each prediction, and act accordingly. Ganesha advises you to compare every prediction with the prediction of the previous time slot. During 10:00 to 12:00, there may be signs of recession in the gold market. The dullness in the market may continue even during the period between 12:00 to the closing bell. From 10:00 to 10:30, the silver prices may maintain the opening surface. From 10:30 to 12:20, the silver market may be soft. During 12:20 to 13:20, the silver market may marginally bounce back. Ganesha divides the period between 13:20 to 14:00 into two parts and says that the silver market may go up during the first part and there may be profit booking during the second part. From 10:00 to 14:00, there may be fluctuations in the market movements. Ganesha predicts that the crude oil market may not be steady during the aforementioned period. As a result, there may be ups and downs in the crude oil prices. Plan your investments wisely and earn maximum profits! Order your copy of Market Predictions 2014-15 NOW! Will you gain by investing in a particular scrip? Your Horoscope can help you find a sure-shot answer! Get 100% personalised Particular Stock related prediction and make smart investment decisions. You may also directly Talk to An Astrologer for reliable guidance on issues related to your personal life, business, career, relationships, education, property matters etc. Dharmeshh Joshi, www.GaneshaSpeaks.com

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Moving the Mountain by Rabbi Becher April 19, 2021 1011 Views The Jewish people experienced a unique event at Mt. Sinai. Hashem spoke to an entire people and elevated every member of the nation, at least momentarily, to the level of prophecy. How could the Jewish people preserve, to the greatest possible degree, that connection to Hashem and the clear perception of His presence for all time? Our Sages answer, that building the Mishkan, the portable Temple, in the desert was really the construction of a portable Mt. Sinai. The Torah records that Hashem commanded the Jewish people to build a sanctuary so that the Divine Presence would always be among them: “And they shall make a sanctuary for Me and I will dwell in their midst.” The sanctuary would facilitate the continuity of the revelation and communication that took place at Mt. Sinai. Nachmanides explains: “And in the Mishkan the honor of Hashem that rested on Mount Sinai would be continuously manifested to the Jewish people… And the word of Hashem that came to Moshe on Mount Sinai would continue to come to him from the Mishkan…” Eventually, the Jewish people established a Jewish state and homeland in the Land of Israel and built a permanent Bais Hamikdash in Jerusalem that continued to serve as the “interface” between the people and Hashem. When the Jews went into exile, however, and the Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed, something else had to replace it for the scattered, far-flung nation. The prophet Ezekiel comforted the Jewish people by telling them that the synagogue would fill this need: “Thus said the Lord Hashem: Although I have removed them far away among the nations, and although I have scattered them among the lands, yet I have been for them a small sanctuary in the lands where they arrived.” The Talmud explains that the expression “a small sanctuary” refers to the synagogues and houses of study in the Diaspora. Nachmanides adds that another purpose of the synagogue is to proclaim and publicize our relationship with the Creator: “The purpose of raising our voices in prayer, the purpose of synagogues and the merit of communal prayer is in order to provide people with a place to gather and to acknowledge that Hashem is the Creator Who brought them into existence. And they publicize this and declare before Him, ‘We are Your creations.’” Tags : Acharei Mos, Acharei Mot, Kedoshim, Rabbi Mordechai Becher, אחרי מות, קדושים

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Interview with General ret. Naumann on the Ukraine crisis and the appeal “Get out of the escalation spiral!”: “In such a situation, a careless spark can mean an uncontrollable danger” 15. Dezember 2021 Ralf Ostner Global Review had the pleasure of interviewing General ret. Klaus Naumann about the appeal of former German ambassadors and generals „Get out of the escalation spiral. For a new beginning in the relationship with Russia“, which he also signed and which calls for a 2 year freeze in the escalation of the conflict between NATO and Russia that are to be used for negotiations. Klaus Dieter Naumann (born May 25, 1939 in Munich) was Inspector General of the Bundeswehr from 1991 to 1996 and chaired the NATO Military Committee from 1996 until his retirement in 1999. Above all, General ret.. Naumann and other NATO generals wrote a very memorable and pioneering visionary text “Towards a Grand Strategy for an Uncertain World-Renewing Transatlantic Partnership”, which however did not become reality. Probably even less under Trump, but under Biden a number of elements could gain importance again, including the „Alliance of Democracies“ propagated by John Mc Cain at the time as the core of a new NATO. Global Review: General Naumann. You have signed the appeal by former German ambassadors and the military and some peace research institutes “Get out of the escalation spiral. For a new beginning of the relationship with Russia ”. Do you share the analysis and the overall conclusions in the bottom line ? Would you possibly put forward suggestions for improvement or was this a warning that NATO’s current policy towards Russia cannot tolerate “business as usual”? General ret-Naumann: With such an appeal, you still would have additions and changes, but instead of an endless spiral it is better to sign something that you can still accept. It is also not a question of condemning previous policies, but of a warning request to act before a very tense situation can get out of control. It was important for me to lay down the basics again: the Helsinki Final Act, the Paris Charter and the Budapest Memorandum of 1994. That is non-negotiable. If Russia does not recognize this, then our appeal is pointless. So it is not about a new Ostpolitik and certainly not about zones of influence or even one-sided veto rights. It is about reaffirming the agreed principles. Building on this, in mutual respect, improvements for common security in the common security zone from Vancouver to Vladivostok can be sought and agreed upon in a controllable manner. Returning to the basics also makes it clear that the only peacebreaker is Russia. At no point in time after the end of the Cold War has Russia been threatened by NATO or the so-called West, nor is it today. Nonetheless, Russia violated treaties and international law in 2008 and in Ukraine in 2014, violated the borders recognized by Russia. Global Review: To what extent is your appeal a consequence of possible false value-based regime change policies that were successful in 1989 but failed at the latest since Bush Jr. In the Greater Middle East and the Arab Spring, something similar is to be feared in terms of NATO’s Russia policy? Does your appeal also contain self-criticism on the Western side, although it also names the failings of the Eastern side? General ret. Naumann: I don’t think the West has or has pursued a regime change policy towards Russia. Unfortunately, after a hopeful start in the 1990s, Russia turned away from democracy and increasingly turned into an autocracy, and that it is a country in which the admirable ability of Russians to suffer is exploited by a corrupt regime, should be largely undisputed. Putin’s approach to protect himself from the idea of the rule of law and democracy by means of a buffer zone he controls in front of Russia and thus to keep away from Russia is unlikely to be promising in the long term. Our Western system of free democracies based on the rule of law is simply attractive. If we in the West succeed in eliminating the deficiencies in our democratic order that have just become apparent during the pandemic and continue to maintain peace, freedom and prosperity for our people, then our system is so irresistible that it becomes a danger for autocracies through its very existence . Admittedly, we still have a lot to improve here. In addition, we should have learned: Regime change must always take place from within and should not be initiated by actions from outside. Global Review: Your former and present comrades are a little bit surprised that you are so openly and loudly supported the appeal. On the one hand, they fear that such a appeal, as it was used for propaganda purposes by the Soviet Union in the peace movement of the 1980s, could now be of use to Putin’s propaganda. The Generals for Peace group at the time with General Gert Bastian is likely to have significant differences to you. Rahr hyped the similar positions of realpolitik between the two sides. Another point of criticism is that “quiet diplomacy” is more effective and that the supporters are not “on an equal footing”. But were the German generals in the past not too quiet about the Iraq war, the Libya war, the Afghan war, or now the Ukraine war, and have tacitly accepted everything that came from the USA? What do they say to their former and current comrades? General ret. Naumann: I did not support the appeal loud at all. In contrast to so many who cannot walk past a television camera, I never pushed myself into the media. Of course, such a appeal will be used again and again by those who believe they can capitalize on it in their own way. The only way to avoid this risk is to keep silent. The situation seems too dangerous to me at the moment, because on the one hand there is a Russian government that obviously does not shy away from breaking the law and is led by a president who is willing to use military force with a high willingness to take risks and who can decide alone. On the other hand, there is a Ukraine that is by no means stable internally and a West that unfortunately still relies on unanimous decisions, which lacks the unity that is so crucial in a crisis. In such a situation, a careless spark can mean an uncontrollable danger. That is why I joined the appeal for significant changes to be made. I considered General Bastian’s approach in the eighties to be wrong then and still to this day a wrong path. Incidentally, history has proven those who, like me, who supported the NATO Pershing deployment at the time, were right. Silent diplomacy would be possible if one had direct contact with those in power today or at least with the largest opposition party. I don’t have it. If you don’t have such access, then silent diplomacy is a pretty hollow phrase that means that yo do nothing. We were all aware that we, the signatories of the appeal, are not on an equal footing, but the alternative would have been silence. I doubt whether this corresponds to the responsibility of free citizens to avert recognizable dangers I reject the simple accusation that German generals or admirals supported everything that came from the USA as completely unfounded. I claim that, from my time as the head of the military policy department until my retirement, I have repeatedly made clear objections to the undoubtedly powerful USA and thus achieved change. In addition, the military can only advise politics, but that is a matter for the active, not for the former. I also claim that in my active time I have repeatedly drawn attention to risks, dangers and undesirable developments, also publicly, but taking into account the primacy of politics. I was often alone and would have often wished that those who were always the loudest internally, but gave in at lightning speed in front of the “royal thrones”, would have spoken once. I stayed true to this line even after my retirement. I did not comment publicly on issues relating to the development of the Bundeswehr, perhaps that was a mistake, but occasionally, but always on request, on developments in the Alliance. I did this because I believe I recognized what we did wrong in the 1990s and because I was appointed to the international commission which, as a consequence of the developments in the 1990s, invented the concept of responsibility to protect. This was warmly welcomed by Germany, but was immediately forgotten when, in the case of Libya, it was the first basis for a United Nations resolution. Global Review: At the moment there are two main narratives about the Ukraine crisis: On the one hand by Russia, Russia Today and Putin and Gazprom advisor Dr. Rahr, who claim that the concentration of Russian troops on the Ukrainian border should deter the Ukrainians from launching a winter offensive against the Donbass and NATO from moving its infrastructure further East and that the Ukrainians due to Turkish dorne deliveries hink of a easy victory in the Donbass like the Azerbaijanis in their drone war against Armenia. Therefore Selensky and his militrary staff cozld overestimate themselves as Ukraine is also bankrupt and tries to have a sort of desperate outlet in form of a offensive against the Donbass and drag the West into it, especially since the USA has now also promised stinger missiles and is encouraging the Ukrainians to initiate a disastrous action like Saakashvili back then in Georgia as the latter has just returned to Georgia from Ukraine to open another anti-Russian front. The other reading and the Western one is that Putin wants to exploit the weakness of Ukraine and the corona-related paralysis of Europe to test NATO coherence and to create facts in eastern Ukraine. In addition, the Jamestown Foundation in an analysis of the Ukrainian army and the US military reform program sees Ukraine in a completely disastrous state and classifies the Ukrainian military as a cucumber troop. The USA, NATO, EU and Germany now fear an invasion of Russia and have made it clear that in this case, economic and political sanctions, even if no military support in the sense of a NATO defense obligation for Ukraine, would be the answer. What do you think about these narratives? General ret. Naumann: I only rely on newspaper information and have no access to intelligence. I can only assess the state of the Ukrainian armed forces based on media reports. The current troop concentrations certainly give Russia a number of tactical-operational options, but hardly a chance to take action against an internally stable Ukraine as a whole with the prospect of quick success with manageable losses. Even the often mentioned 175,000 soldiers at the end of January 2022 are unlikely to be enough for a war against Ukraine because the Ukrainian army is certainly much more powerful than it was at the beginning of the Russian aggression in Donbass in 2014. The claim that NATO wants to advance further infrastructure is fabricated. Such plans do not exist and, moreover, Putin knows very well that unanimity in alliance cannot be achieved for such steps. It seems certain to me that Putin would use every opportunity to weaken the cohesion of NATO and the European Union at a risk that is acceptable to him. Whether he is aware that although Russia has achieved militarily impressive achievements in recent years, it is nevertheless in a position of strategic weakness because it has increasing demographic problems and has nothing to offer economically other than the export of raw materials and weapons I do not judge. Global Review: Representatives of a New Ostpolitik, such as the initiator of the appeal, Prof. Varwick, see Russian politics as a reaction to wrong Western behavior and victory mentality and hubris of the Cold War that was won – the Yugoslav war that was supposedly illegal under international law, the missile defense shield, planned EU and NATO expansion to the east : Ukraine, Georgia and Belarus, contempt for Russia as a declining “regional power”. As a solution, the Finlandization of Ukraine as a neutral state is proposed and Russia, Belarus and Ukraine as buffer states, as well as a renunciation of NATO eastward expansion and contractual security guarantees that Putin is calling for. Opponents of such a New Ostpolitik claim that Putin has aggressive intentions, no longer believes in a classic nation-state, but dreams of a Greater Russian Empire that is to be expanded to include parts of the Ukraine and Belarus as well as the Russian-speaking parts of the Baltic region, as Putin recently did in a speech on Ukraine that Defense Minister Shoigu has now made mandatory reading for the Russian military. Furthermore, Putin wants to weaken, if not even break apart, the EU and NATO with the support of right-wing extremist parties and disinformation campaigns that divide Western societies, which is why he cannot be saturaed with Finlandization as an ultimate goal, even with a new Ostpolitik. Which analysis do you prefer and what would the consequences be? General.ret. Naumann: I am not one of those people who fundamentally accuse the West of misconduct after the end of the Cold War. Years ago I wrote about this in an article under the headline: “The West did not do everything wrong” in the Süddeutsche Zeitung. From my own experience and from my participation in the first NATO Russia agreement in 1997/98, I can say that with the honest intention of finding lasting cooperation with Russia based on mutual respect, we have combined a lot of hope for a new European start. Javier Solana, my boss at the time, ensured Russian involvement in shaping European security. When Russia then refused to participate in the protection of human rights in the Kosovo crisis, we experienced a setback. Certainly there have been one or the other mistake on the part of the West since 2000, but it must not be forgotten that it was Russia that broke all agreements and that from 2008 onwards used violence to change borders in Europe . Actions like those of Russia, i.e. the deployment of Iksander missiles in Kaliningrad Oblast, which now really pose a threat to the NATO states, although NATO did not do anything comparable in the new alliance countries. The example shows who is escalating and who is threatening, certainly not NATO. I only mention the Russian exercises with large troops without announcement and approval of observers or the increased activity of nuclear-capable armed forces in the direction of NATO, they found no equivalent on the part of NATO. When President Putin calls for a renunciation of any NATO eastward expansion and for guarantees under international law, he is questioning everything that was contractually agreed in Europe after the end of the Cold War. Russia would thereby renounce Helsinki and the Charter of Paris, just as it tore up the Budapest Agreement with the illegal annexation of Crimea. In my opinion, such demands are simply non-negotiable and this has to be said to Russia very clearly. Russia has and must not have a veto right, it must not have a say in which state is allowed to belong to which alliance. Even the deployment of weapons in the alliance area remains the sole decision of the respective alliance. Limitations and transparency can be contractually agreed on the basis of reciprocity and verifiability. I don’t know anyone in the West who intends to threaten Russia or even start a war against Russia. Should Russia, for its part, insist on zones of influence or buffer zones that are dominated by it, then Russia will take the step towards renewed confrontation. That would then be the responsibility of Russia and, given the geo-strategic, economic, demographic and social conditions, it is unlikely to work out in Russia’s favor. Putin would be well advised to study again how the collapsed Soviet Union failed. I have the impression that he is repeating the mistakes of the 70s and 80s. In doing so, he gives the West the certainty that Russia will fail again as long as the West remains closed and determined. The Russian people, who had to endure so much, not least because of their rulers, did not deserve it. Global Review: In the globalization euphoria of the 90s and Fukuyama’s eschatological missionary salvation writing “The End of History”, both Russian and German sides thought about Russia’s membership in NATO, a security community from Vancouver to Vladivostok, and a Eurasian economic community from Lisbon to Vladivostok. Under the SPD / Green government then via a Eurasian economic community, the admission of Russia to the G7, which also happened as the G8, and also via the admission of China, which was supposed to create a G9, for a UN reform that would bring Germany, South Africa, India and Brazil to the permanent UN Security Council. Putin’s speech in German in the German Bundestag. But it is likely that a nuclear power of equal military strength, Russia, especially with a Eurasian alliance in NATO and in the G9 and the UN, were not in the interests of the USA. If Russia had joined the EU, everything would have shifted in terms of power politics. On the other hand, Scholl Latour said that with the admission of Eastern Europe, as with GB, the USA wanted to install a Trojan, pro-American horse in the EU, as Rumsfeld then put it with the Old and New Europe. Especially since Friedmann from the US think tank Stratfor and Putin advisor Rahr also believe that the US wanted to use the Eastern Europeans to create a strategic belt between Russia and Western Europe, Germany and France in order to prevent any Eurasian fraternization. So on this basis there was a Western Russian Cooperation or even integration seemingly completely unrealistic. Which forms of western-Russian cooperation then remain? General ret. Naumann: I have already expressed the thinking that dominated the 1990s by answering an earlier question. In no phase of my active service time have I ever heard of ideas as your question expresses them. I still believe that the construct of the Paris Charter is still the best solution in relation to Russia, the best solution for both sides. Global Review: Ultimately, the question also remains whether a New Ostpolitik, in which Ukraine, as a neutral state that does not belong to either Russia, the EU or NATO, might be a bridge between the EU and the Eurasian Union, or whether both sides will continue to pursue their expansionist efforts And the situation is already too far advanced for any compromise, yes Russia might want to incorporate Eastern Ukraine for its Eurasian Union, especially since Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov believes that conflicts like Ukraine, Syria or Libya can only be resolved if they are The USA and the West agreed and accepted a new international security and multipolar world order. That is to say: No new Ostpolitik and resolution of regional conflicts, no regional solutions, but only an international solution through a new world order in which Russia is accepted as a great power within a multipolar world and within the framework of which the regional conflicts are then resolved. Are regional approaches at all beneficial or as possible confidence-building measures for an international solution and a new world order? General ret. Naumann: The questions you raise should be the subject of the two-year conference that our appeal suggests as possible. It would be presumptuous and simply speculation to anticipate the possible results of such a conference long before such a conference, but it must be clear before the start of the conference: The right of every state, including Ukraine, to freely decide whether and which alliance to join remains unchanged. Global Review: Even if the situation in Ukraine and Belarus can be de-escalated, the next crisis is brewing in the Balkans. Russia’s attempted coup in Montenegro, the border conflicts between Serbia and Kosovo, Russian support for the establishment of a Serbian army in the Repubik Srskpa in Bosnia-Herzegovina are just a few warning signs. What do you see as a possible solution? Isn’t there a need for a more comprehensive approach? General ret. Naumann: I fully share your concerns. I think, despite all its weaknesses, the Dayton construct is still a foundation. Much has been achieved in this elaborate Bosnia-Herzegovina solution. The division movements of the Republica Srspka are not an approach that will bring about stability in the south-east of the EU area. It is certainly questionable who encouraged the Serb leader Dodik to question the unity of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Without the support from Putin on his recent visit to Russia, he is unlikely to have started this daring game. However, it would be better to ask the EU Foreign Commissioner and High Representative Christian Schmidt about solutions. However, it must also be clear that the European Union’s inactive waiting is not a solution, but rather a threat to stability in south-east Europe. Global Review: To what extent do you see Biden as a trend changee that can bring about a Keynesian and multilateral change to the old neoliberalism of the Reagonomics through the Summit of Democracies, new American infrastructure programs domestically and globally and together with the Global Gateway of the EU, the global minimum tax? Can the West grow together again or will the re-election of Trump or another right-wing Republican not put it back to the existential question? Global Review: If there is a de-escalation between NATO and Russia, do you have similar ideas for a possible de-escalation between China and the US? Or will China and Russia not act together against the eroding West in order to define their own position within a then multipolar world? And how do you assess Russian-Chinese cooperation, including military cooperation? Is there even an option to bind Russia to Europe and to keep it at a distance from China? And in the event of a Sino-American conflict or war over Taiwan, for example, could Russia not feel encouraged to undertake adventures against Europe as well, since the USA can hardly wage two wars at the same time? General ret. Naumann: These two questions go far beyond Russia. These are questions that politicians have to answer because they are responsible for the future of their countries, not sideline observers like me. We are without a doubt at the beginning of an extremely difficult phase in the further development of our world. The conflicts in Europe cannot be separated from those in Asia, which is why Europe must also adopt a global view in its “Strategic Compass” and see itself as a global actor. One thing seems certain to me: Europe will only be able to cope with the challenges of the future if, together with the United States of America and Canada, it finds solutions in the dispute about a future world order. In this context, I am pleased that President Biden, with his statement „America is back“, has committed himself to the USA’s global responsibility and to its leadership role in the West. But no one should indulge in illusions: The division in American society, which Trump has reinforced, continues unchanged and this is certainly the primary construction site for President Biden. Whether he will succeed in reuniting the West and developing a strategic concept together with Europe on how the West’s idea can meet the systematic challenge posed by China and possibly also by Russia in the dinghy is still open. In my opinion, the internal development in the USA as well as in Europe will be decisive. Only if the USA takes on global responsibility and only if Europe speaks and acts as one, will the West be able to assert itself. This also depends not least on Germany, which has yet to reposition itself after its change of government. Global Review: Which foreign policy will the SPD, which is more geared towards the New Ostpolitik, go under Scholz, under more confrontational Russia and China policies ala Greens and FDP? The times when the SPD had the majority, as with Schröder, and Joschka Fischer only 5% are over. So it will not be the old cook / waiter relationship that Schröder, who controlled the German Russia and China politics, claimed for himself, especially since Schröder was an outspoken Eurasianist while Fischer was a transatlantic. What do you expect for a new traffic light foreign policy, also in relation to your appeal? General ret. Naumann: The new federal government is facing a huge challenge because internally, with the pandemic and at the same time with the changes that have been neglected for years, it has to cope with the adaptation to the challenges that are only briefly outlined with the keywords digitialization and climate change, and at the same time in a situation full of turmoil in foreign policy, characterized by the keywords Russia, Iran / Middle East and Chin. The coalition agreement gives me hope, even if the government statement by the new Chancellor could have been clearer. I hope that under new leadership Germany will find its way back to a formative role and that it will be ready to take on responsibility, even if that means risk, because this is the only way to protect Germany’s freedom. I also hope that the government that takes office in severe crises will tell the Germans more clearly than before how dangerous the world we live in is, although the majority of them suppress these dangers and yet some believe that one can continue to duck comfortably away. I also hope that the incorrect ballast of the past is thrown off, as is the sentence that was first said here in every crisis in Germany: There are no military solutions. It is fundamentally wrong and for every autocrat who is prepared to use violence, the encouragement to use it. During the Kosovo crisis, I saw that it was this German stance that gave Milosevic the security of continuing to act at his own discretion, because it meant that NATO would not be united and that his risk would be low. I hope you now understand that you have to leave all political means on the table in a crisis, because that is still the surest way to find a peaceful solution Global Review: What do you think about the Biden-Putin meeting? What is to be expected afterwards and how should it proceed? General ret. Naumann: It is good that the two spoke to each other, even if it is less good that Europe only played a subordinate role in this dialogue. It is not yet possible to judge how things will go from here, because at the moment one can only speculate about the results of the technical discussions. That’s why I cannot give a judgment on this. Interview mit General a.D. Naumann zur Ukrainekrise und dem Aufruf „Raus aus der Eskalationsspirale!“ : „In einer solchen Lage kann ein unbedachter Funken nicht mehr kontrollierbare Gefahr bedeuten“ Iran- Israel: Military strike, New Policy or West Asian Quad?

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→ Man undergoes multiple surgeries after workplace accident Man undergoes multiple surgeries after workplace accident On Behalf of Law Offices of Antony E. Gluck, PC | Dec 17, 2019 | Workers' Compensation | The vast majority of workers in California and across the country go to great lengths to protect their own personal safety as well as the safety of their co-workers. Unfortunately, even the safest of workers can find themselves the victim of a workplace accident. In fact, a man in another state was reportedly seriously injured in a recent accident. The incident is said to have happened during the evening hours of a day in December. According to reports, the man was working at Blandin Paper Company. Reports indicate that at the time of the accident, he was operating a crane, working to unload pulp wood. Unfortunately, he was reportedly ejected from his seat and suffered serious head injuries. Rescue workers provided support at the scene before he was transported to the hospital by helicopter. He is said to have undergone multiple surgeries since the accident; his current medical status is unclear. A workplace accident that results in severe injuries — especially head injuries — often have lifelong consequences. Even when victims fully recover, they often face financial uncertainty as a result of medical expenses and lost wages. Fortunately, employers in California and across the country are required to provide workers’ compensation insurance benefits that can help with a variety of different costs associated with being injured on the job. Because people in California who are recovering from such injuries may feel unprepared to negotiate with the insurance company, they often seek help from an attorney who has experience with the compensation process.

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Greenspoon Marder Expands Land Use & Zoning Practice Group With the Addition of Attorneys in Miami News Feb 12, 2018 Miami, FL MIAMI – February 12, 2018 – Greenspoon Marder is pleased to announce the expansion of the firm’s Land Use & Zoning and Government Procurement practice groups in Miami with the addition of partner, William W. Riley, and senior counsel, Pedro Villa. Mr. Riley has extensive experience in representing clients in the development of real property throughout Florida. His practice focuses on representing developers and construction lenders seeking development approvals during the comprehensive planning, zoning, subdivision and permitting process. In addition, Bill regularly represents clients in government procurement, code compliance and land use appellate matters. Mr. Villa has extensive experience in aiding clients through the political and legal aspects of government contract solicitations, defending against or prosecuting bid protests, and gaining land-use, zoning and permitting approvals for complex development projects before local authorities. He has also represented major corporations and prominent entrepreneurs in high-profile public private partnerships throughout numerous jurisdictions. Greenspoon Marder’s Land Use & Zoning Practice Group has represented real estate developers, property and land owners, lenders, national corporations, insurance companies and pension funds in all aspects of the regulatory process. Our team routinely represents clients before state and federal agencies, including the Florida Land and Water Adjudicatory Commission, Florida Regional Planning Council, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and more.

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Greenspoon Marder Partner Barry Somerstein Selected as an Honoree for South Florida Business & Wealth’s 2021 Real Estate Awards News Jul 1, 2021 Fort Lauderdale, FL Fort Lauderdale, Fla. – July 1, 2021 – Greenspoon Marder is pleased to announce that partner Barry Somerstein has been selected as an honoree for South Florida Business & Wealth’s (SFBW) 2021 Real Estate Awards. His achievement will be celebrated, along with those of all the honorees, during a virtual awards ceremony on July 14, 2021. The 2021 Real Estate Awards recognize South Florida’s most distinguished Real Estate professionals. The awards are given based on nominations made by the public and SFBW staff. “I am honored to receive this prestigious award,” says Mr. Somerstein. “I look forward to continuing to play a key role in our region’s success and represent my clients with the highest quality and professional standards.” Mr. Somerstein is a partner with Greenspoon Marder’s Real Estate and Banking & Finance practice groups. Barry E. Somerstein concentrates his practice in the area of real estate transactional law, finance, leasing, general corporate sports law and land use.

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Patrick Sittner Director, Portfolio Strategy Patrick has a broad background across different parts of the finance industry, but much of it has been devoted to serve clients, both internal and external. Working in investment management and also having experience in debt and foreign currency markets, he is able to use a lot of different knowledge to formulate solutions. When Patrick sets out to research something new, he tries to be as thorough as possible and leave little room for surprises later. Patrick earned a Bachelor’s degree in Finance from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and then later obtained both an MBA and Masters of Securities Analysis and Portfolio Management (MSAPM) from Creighton University. He also holds the FINRA Series 65 license. He started his career in financial services with Fisher Investments in California, working in both the Private Client and Institutional groups. Patrick later spent four years trading foreign currency with First National Bank of Omaha on behalf of their clients. After that, he worked in the Conagra Brands Treasury department doing foreign currency trading and helping to manage employee pension investments. Prior to joining Carson Group, Patrick was a Portfolio Manager at TS Banking Group, where he selected and reviewed investments for wealth management clients and the bank holding company. Patrick spends most of his time outside of work with his wife and children. He also listens to a lot of music and an assortment of podcasts (comedic, true crime, scientific). Mexican & Indian “There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception.” – Aldous Huxley If Patrick could meet anyone, past or present, it would be: Brave New World & The Road Favorite movie: Place Patrick would most like to visit:

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Best Toothpast To Use For Black Heads When you buy a tooth paste you will find a range of components that help ensure your mouth feels clean and fresh. These ingredients also remove stains and prevent tooth decay. There are toothpastes that contain remineralizing substances that strengthen enamel. They can also be rough, therefore it is important to determine which one is right for you and your dental. Fluoride is an anti-cavity and oral health strengthening mineral. Fluoride is present in water, soil, and food. It’s added to toothpastes and other water supply for a range of reasons. Its most important function is to stop tooth decay by “remineralizing” teeth, helping to bond enamel to zones of decay while also drawing strong minerals like calcium to the site of injury. This creates a fresh hard, stronger, and more resistant enamel called fluorapatite that’s more resistant to acids and bacteria. This is why this is why the American Dental Association recommends brushing with fluoride toothpaste at least two times a every day. Your dentist might suggest fluoride gels or varnishes for extra security. Dental flosses that contain fluoride come in an array of strength, with the majority commercial brands possessing at least 1,000 parts of fluoride per million (i.e. 0.221% sodium fluoride or 0.76% sodium monofluorophosphate). The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children use a toothpaste that contains at minimum 1000ppm fluoride. To minimize swallowing risk toothpaste must be placed in a small “smear” with the use of a toothbrush that is small. The toothpaste must be slightly tilted downward so that excess paste does not go down into the throat. However, too much fluoride could cause a problem called fluorosis, which is white streaks or spots in the mouth, and digestive problems for youngsters who consume large amounts of toothpaste containing fluoride. In addition, it has been associated with a variety of negative effects on both animals and humans like increased levels of inflammation and altered brain development and loss of bone. SLS, or sodium lauryl sulfate is a common ingredient found in numerous personal hygiene products. SLS is derived from petroleum or natural sources like palm oil and coconut oil. In order to remove food and plaque particles that are stuck to your teeth, foaming agents made of SLS are commonly used in the formulation of toothpastes. SLS helps make the molecules of toothpaste more slippery, which allows it to go deeper your gums and teeth. There are many toothpastes available that do not contain SLS. They’ll remove all plaque and grime from your teeth. Those that don’t contain SLS are less likely to cause irritation or discomfort during brushing, and will also help maintain your mouth fresh and clean. SLS may also cause irritation to the lips and skin surrounding the tongue. SLS may slough off or peel away the outer layers of skin cells that line your mouth, leaving it prone to infection. Additionally, it can dry out the inside of your mouth, which throws off the delicate balance of bacteria in your mouth, leading to bad breath, as well as dental health issues. SLS-free toothpastes are recommended by dentists. SLS can cause fluoride to be less effective, which can lead to increased tooth decay. SLS may also inhibit some toothpastes’ whitening effects. If you’re sensitive to SLS choose a toothpaste that is made with a gentle and safe alternative like Decyl Glucoside or Quillaja triterpenic saponins. Sodium hydroxide, also known as Lye (used for soap production) or caustic soda is a potent cleanser used in toothpastes to neutralise acidity and stop plaque from forming into calculus. It may dry the mouth, and trigger irritation. Often found in low concentrations, fluoride is the main ingredient in toothpaste to prevent tooth decay as well as strengthen teeth. Fluoride is slowly absorbed over the course of. It is an remineralizing ingredient and helps to repair damaged tooth surfaces and reduce sensitivity. In toothpaste, it’s utilized in conjunction with other ingredients like hydrated silica to help remove the stains and plaque that are superficial to the teeth. This mild abrasive is more gentle on dentin and enamel as well as more non-harmful. It is also an anti-septic which helps prevent gum disease and reduces plaque build-up. Also, it is a foaming agent which increases the cleaning power of toothpaste. To increase the effectiveness of toothpaste and keep your teeth strong There are a variety of fluoride-containing ingredients. Sodium monofluorophosphate and stannous fluoride can be added to toothpaste for both children and adults in order to provide effective protection against dental cavities. Synthetic colors are employed in toothpastes to produce whiteness. They can also serve as flavourings. Though they’re not harmful, some synthetic colours like yellow #5 have been implicated in hyperactivity and anxiety in children. Other components you need to be wary of in toothpaste include parabens, sorbitol and saccharin. These are all known to trigger hormonal imbalances in the body and may build up and cause illnesses. Rather than using these products instead, try natural alternatives such as xylitol and stevia to sweeten your toothpaste. The sugar alcohol Xylitol which is naturally present in your human body has found to slow tooth decay as well as boost saliva. Additionally, it can help decrease bacteria levels. The sodium lauryl sulfate also known as SLS for short, is one of the main ingredients used in toothpaste as well as other products for personal care. It can be made either naturally or synthetically and is the ingredient that gives various products a foamy smooth consistency. SLS is a type of surfactant. This means it reduces the tension of the oil and water molecules in order in order to aid them in bonding and lift debris, like dirt or grease. SLS can also help create foam, which makes it much easier for people to put the products all over their mouths. SLS is used in the production of toothpaste since it assists in dissolving plaque and prevents stains. SLS also contains antibacterial qualities which reduce the chance of developing gingivitis and cavities. It’s also a fantastic detergent and foaming agent, making toothpaste lather up more easily and produces a more effective clean-up result. Since it assists in removing irritations as well as making it easier to clean your teeth, it’s an ingredient which is utilized in foaming toothpastes and mouthwashes. SLS could cause skin irritation especially if it is it is used over a long period of time. SLS may cause irritation to those with sensitive skin and patients suffering from Rosacea (an inflammation condition that results in swelling, redness itching and other manifestations). There are also concerns about the potential health impacts of SLS and its ability to raise the chance of developing cancer of the throat or oral cavity. These assertions aren’t supported by research-based evidence, yet they are popular on the internet. Peppermint is the most popular flavor of this season and has been widely used in toothpaste. The unique flavor and breath-freshening qualities of this herb make it the ideal toothpaste flavor. Menthol from peppermint provides peppermint with its cooling, refreshing sensation. Menthol is also used in fighting the bad bacteria. Apart from its breath-freshening effects it also triggers your sense receptors in the mouth as well as on your skin. This can cause cool effects. Peppermint toothpaste is a great option if you’re looking to keep your gums and teeth healthy. It can improve enamel strength, and help to prevent tooth decay. Bob Vogt (Colgate senior flavorist) Bob Vogt (Colgate senior flavorist) says peppermint is a popular choice because of its “slightly sweet flavor” and “lingering cooling sensation”. This can be a great way to disguise any off flavors of other ingredients. Mint oil has been used for centuries for its therapeutic and medicinal ingredient. It is one of the most widely-used flavors for dental products and mouthwashes in the present. There’s no reason not to: Mint is a common, easily accessible plant, which is grown in all areas of the world. The menthol component is antibacterial as well as antioxidant. It’s an excellent option to use in toothpaste due to its pleasant odor. It is also a great choice for children, since it helps prevent tooth decay. Peppermint toothpaste is a great choice if you’re searching for brands without fluoride or sodium lauryl-sulfate. They will supply you with the same advantages of other toothpastes such as whitening and breath freshening. Best Toothpaste For Mild Gum Disease Best Toothpaste That Removes Coffee Stain

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Debt To Income Ratio For Conventional Loan Income ratio. conventional loan dti 28% top ratio Conforming loan borrowers Define conforming loan laws Learn how a mortgage debt-to-income ratio works including what size loan. the debt-to-income ratio used for several conventional and government-backed. Conventional Loan Debt to income ratio. conventional loan dti ratios are somewhat flexible, particularly if an automated underwriting system (AUS) is used. Preferred conventional debt to income ratios are: 28% top ratio. 36% Bottom Ratio. The maximum debt-to-income ratio will vary by mortgage lender, loan program, and investor, but the number generally ranges between 40-50%. Update: Thanks to the new Qualified Mortgage rule, most mortgages have a maximum back-end DTI ratio of 43%. Although it’s not written in stone, most conventional loans require a debt to income of no more than 45 percent, he says, but some lenders will accept ratios as high as 50 percent if the borrower has compensating factors such as a savings account with a balance equal to six months’ worth of housing expenses, he says. Va Vs Fha Vs Conventional Mortgage Rates: Slowly Creeping Higher – PLEASE SEE OUR MORTGAGE RATE DISCLAIMER BELOW CURRENT MARKET*: The "BestExecution" conventional 30-year fixed mortgage rate is 4.625%. Some lenders are still offering 4.50%. On fha/va 30 year fixed. He adds that a lower credit score often comes with a higher interest rate for a conventional loan. Your debt-to-income ratio, or DTI, is the percentage of your monthly pretax income that you spend to. A borrower's debt-to-income (DTI) ratio is another factor lenders calculate. Typically, DTI for a conventional loan can be as high as 43 percent. However, some. Analysis by CoreLogic found that the share of loans with a debt-to-income ratio above 45 percent rose from between 5 and 7 percent from early 2012 to July 2017 to 20 percent of all conventional. Explore the conventional 97 home loan options offered by Fannie Mae that only require a 3%. Must have a debt-to-income ratio (DTI) of no more than 43%. Along with your credit score, your debt-to-income ratio (DTI) is a crucial. A conventional home loan or mortgage is a type of loan that is not. Debt To Income Ratio For Conventional Loan Mortgage Guidelines Conventional Loans have tougher lending guidelines than VA and FHA Loans with regards to debt. The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), the agency that governs Fannie Mae. conforming loan borrowers can go up to 50% DTI to get an. Can You Get Down Payment Assistance With A Conventional Loan Conventional Home Loan With 5 Down define conforming loan laws – – (Adopted at the Second Session of the Ninth National People’s Congress on March 15, 1999 and promulgated by Order No. 15 of the President of the People’s Republic of China on March 15, 1999)No Problem With These 5 Popular mortgage programs.. 2017 – 1 min read Conventional Loan 3% Down Available Via Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac April 8, 2015 – 7 min read HARP loan program :.There are several types of mortgages that can work for borrowers with poor credit, and there are organizations that can help homebuyers get assistance with their down payment or. requirements than. · FHA Loan Debt to Income (DTI) Ratio Guidelines. FHA loans allow first time home buyers and others who are just starting out or who may be financially disadvantaged to purchase homes through a government assisted program that differs from conventional loans. ← What Is Mortgage Payment On 300 000 local mortgage rate →

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Green Party to Congress: restore the rule of law after a decade of abuse of the Constitution‏ Green Party leaders challenge the new Congress to restore the rule of law after a decade of constitutional violations and abuses of power by Presidents and other officials Greens cite election theft, vote theft, torture, warrantless surveillance of US citizens, official lies and impunity, 'preemptive' military attacks, denied rights in DC and Puerto Rico WASHINGTON, DC -- Green Party leaders challenged Democrats and Republicans in the 112th Congress, as well as President Obama, to end a decade of reckless violations of the US Constitution, international agreements, and other laws by the US government and begin a new era of respect for the rule of law. "The new Congress began with a reading of the Constitution in the US House, but the document seems to be incomprehensible for many Representatives," said Muhammed Malik, co-chair of the Miami-Dade Green Party in Florida. "The protections enshrined in the constitutional amendments and Article Six's requirement that the US honor treaties are not subject to the whims of Presidents, State Departments, the Pentagon, the Department of Homeland Security, the Transportation Security Administration, or any other government body. If we don't restore the rule of law now, we're in danger of seeing the end of the US as a republic and a free country." Greens listed examples of official lawlessness and disregard for rights since 2000: • The Obama Administration has maintained many of the Bush-Cheney abuses of the Constitution: denial of habeas corpus, detention of suspects for long periods without charges, persecution of whistleblowers, targeting of innocent Muslim and Arab individuals and organizations, and surveillance without warrant of US citizens. The Obama Justice Department has refused to investigate and prosecute Bush-Cheney officials for torture and other crimes -- including President Bush himself, who has boasted publicly of his approval for waterboarding. Guantanamo and several 'black sites' remain open. The treatment of Khalid El-Masri (tortured under the US's extraordinary rendition program, later found to be innocent), PFC Bradley Manning (detained in solitary confinement but unconvicted for leaking classified material to Wikileaks: see Manning and Manning letter), and other prisoners reveals increasing disregard for laws against torture in the US Constitution and Geneva Conventions. The Green Party of the United States endorsed impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney. Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-Ga.) introduced articles of impeachment in December 2006, before joining the Green Party and becoming the 2008 Green presidential nominee. • Military action outside of immediate self-defense is prohibited under international law, but the Bush Administration launched the invasion of Iraq based on the neocon doctrine of 'preemption,' which is now embraced by both Democrats and Republicans. Some members of Congress have urged a military assault on Iran based on the same doctrine. • The US, under both Bush and Obama presidencies, has continued to politically support and fund Israel's brutal treatment of Palestinians, which violates scores of UN Security Council resolutions and amounts to war crimes under international law. • The Wikileaks cables have exposed extralegal actions and official lies, including US airstrikes in Yemen (denied by President Obama), secret military operations in Pakistan, a secret agreement with Britain to allow US bases in the UK to stockpile cluster bombs, and bribery and illegal surveillance to undermine opposition to US climate change policies (FAIR). "Exposure of wrong-doing by government officials, which often requires publication of secret documents, is the responsibility of the press in a free society. The claim that Julian Assange doesn't deserve First Amendment protections because he isn't a credentialed reporter is unfounded, since the First Amendment covers everyone, not just professional journalists," said Pat LaMarche, weekly columnist for Maine's largest daily newspaper, The Bangor Daily News and 2004 Green nominee for Vice President (GP-US release). • Irregularities in the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections disenfranchised thousands of US citizens, especially black, young, and low-income voters. The Supreme Court's patently biased Bush v. Gore decision (2000), which handed the presidency to George W. Bush, held that no national right to vote exists. Greens led the effort in 2004 to expose and challenge election irregularities in Ohio and New Mexico. Although two Republican operatives were convicted in January 2007 of election tampering in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Congress has taken no action to protect voters' rights. Greens have argued that Section 2 of the 14th Amendment requires punishment for states that "abridge" voting rights. In the wake of the 2004 election, Asa Gordon, chair of the DC Statehood Green Party's Electoral College Task Force, filed suit against the malapportionment of Electoral College votes under the US's winner-take-all election system, citing Section 2's penalty clause and the legacy of racial disenfranchisement in southern states. On Jan. 4, the day before the first session of the 112th Congress, Mr. Gordon was granted an emergency presentation of arguments before US District Court Judge Henry H. Kennedy challenging the seating of Representatives from southern states. Mr. Gordon's motion is currently pending. (More information and documents, or contact Asa Gordon at 202-635-7926) • Whole populations of the US remain outside the US Constitution's coverage. The local laws of the District of Columbia are subject to Congress's control and veto power, regardless of the will of DC residents. Whether Democrats or Republicans have been in control, the White House and Congress have ignored the repeated requests by the citizens of the nation's capital, with its black majority, for full representation in Congress and statehood. The US has also ignored demands by the people of Puerto Rico for self-determination and independence, ignoring protests against US Navy bomb detonations in Vieques, which have spread depleted uranium contamination, and unwanted laws and policies imposed on the island by the US government. "The Green Party calls for the end of the colonial treatment of people living in the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and others who've been denied self-determination and self-government," said Darryl! L.C. Moch, who serves on the steering committee of the DC Statehood Green Party. "We support statehood for DC. We support the 2005 draft resolution by the UN's Special Committee on Decolonization calling on the US to allow the Puerto Rican people to exercise fully their right to self-determination and independence. Bipartisan inaction on DC and Puerto RIco are an affront to the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the US's own equal protection laws. It's time to complete the unfinished business of the Civil Rights Movement and the national rights of US colonies." Green_party_of_nys Obama news

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Love is in the Air! Engagement Stories! Love is in the air and spring has finally sprung! We asked you to send in your proposal story to be featured in our blog so that we can celebrate you. Thank you so much to everyone who shared a piece of their love story with us, we could not be more excited to share these beautiful stories. Megan's Engagement Story "Justin and I met 10 years ago at my 15th birthday party, freshman year of High School. A good friend of mine asked if he could bring a friend and sure enough in w

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Sikhanyiso Shepherd's Care DOB: December 25, 2007 Sikhanyiso has been in our sponsorship program for several years. We knew about her difficult childhood, as her father had abandoned her family, and her mother suffered from a mental illness and HIV/AIDS. Like many girls her age, she enjoyed playing netball. She loved math and dreamed of becoming a doctor someday. Her grade were good enough to work towards that goal. But when I visited her in July of 2015, I sensed a change in her. She didn't seem as carefree as she had on my previous visits. I spoke with her pastor and Sunday school teacher, but they didn't know of any new trouble she was facing that might be contributing to her change in behavior. She progressively got worse over the next three years. Even her grades began to slip and she started getting in fights with other children. Finally in 2018 she told a teacher what was going on at home: her grandfather was repeatedly raping her. We immediately took her to the doctor who confirmed her reports. The police were called, and social welfare got involved in the case. However, they refused to do anything to rescue this sweet little girl. It took over a year, but we continued to pester the social workers and finally even took the case to the head of Swaziland Social Welfare. Finally in August of 2018, we were able to take Sikhanyiso "home" to Shepherd's Care. She's doing so well! Her grades are up again--she was #3 in her 6th grade class, and 7th grade was off to a fantastic start! She's so incredibly smart. The smile she wears most of the time tells her story--that she was believed and worth fighting for, even in a corrupt system. Praise God--He has big plans for this one, and we're so happy to be a small part of that! Need $1800 for 2022. Child Sponsorship Form

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Growing number of young adults are homeless At one Green Bay shelter, the number of adults 18 to 25 who were homeless jumped considerably from the previous year. Todd McMahon An average of one in six adults at St. John the Evangelist Homeless Shelter this season was 18 to 25 years old. The downtown Green Bay shelter closes for the season Saturday morning. GREEN BAY – What now? As weeks and months of living in an emergency shelter gave way to just days and hours of preparing to be back on the streets again, Taylor Lang refuses to give up hope. “I want it so bad,” the 19-year-old said of finding a permanent residence. “I don’t need a big place. I’ll be humble with what I get. Especially for a first place, I really am not picky.” Unfortunately Lang, may have to wait to fulfill his dream of having a place to call his own for the first time since he graduated from Lincoln High School in Manitowoc last spring. When St. John the Evangelist Homeless Shelter closes Saturday following another season of serving hundreds of homeless men and women, Lang won't be alone in leaving the downtown Green Bay shelter with more uncertainty ahead of him. Only a few among a sizable group of young adults who spent time — often, considerable time — in the shelter since November will have moved on or are moving on to having a roof over their head. “It’s been quite the year,” said Lexie Wood, the shelter’s executive director. Of the roughly 450 people who stayed at the shelter over the last six months, more than 75 were ages 18 to 25. That is an average of one young adult for every six people in the shelter. What’s more, the number of younger adults jumped about 40 percent from the 2014-15 shelter season, when 54 people in the 18-to-25 age bracket stayed there. On top of those unsettling numbers, the average length of stay for the young-adult population was 39 days, the longest among the facility’s users, who ranged in age from 18 to 76. The minimum age to enter the shelter is 18. “These (young people) are coming and they’re staying longer because they don’t have the work history to get a job, they don’t have the education,” Wood said. “If they’re at the last-resort shelter as an 18- to 25-year-old, there’s going to be other barriers going on with them. “So, if you’re out on the gym floor (in the shelter), you see the young adults. The older individuals that maybe just fall on hard times, got sick, lost a job, need to earn a paycheck and get out, it’s a little quicker. (But) these (young) guys, they’re with us long term.” 'This is truly the bottom' Except for time he spent at a homeless shelter in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula during the winter holidays, Lang’s first-ever stay at the St. John the Evangelist shelter nearly lasted the full six months of its availability. “There’s people my age, some will never see this side of life, and it’s really sad because you don’t know life until you’ve scratched this surface of being at the bottom,” Lang said Tuesday during a day out of the shelter. “This is truly the bottom, and I’m trying to get back up,” he added. Lang left what he described as a controlling home life in Manitowoc shortly after his high school graduation. He came to Green Bay and spent some time in New Community Shelter, which is open year-round, before winding up at St. John the Evangelist when it opened in the fall. Lang is bipolar and recently struggled with some physical ailments. Those complications have kept him from getting steady work and having the financial means to save money and rent an apartment. Any money Lang earned from jobs through a local temp agency went toward paying outstanding criminal fines and a new smartphone after his previous phone was stolen. When an older homeless woman asked Lang if he had 4 cents as they started their day Tuesday at The Micah Center, the daytime resource center affiliated with the St. John the Evangelist shelter, the young man regretfully said, “I don’t think I have any change.” Lang spent part of that day trying to get approved for a studio apartment he desired on Green Bay’s west side. Working with case managers at The Micah Center, Lang was placed on a list for the Rapid Rehousing program. Backed by grants, the short-term transitional housing program provides a greatly reduced rent and other assistance for qualified Brown County homeless residents. Similar programs are offered by other agencies in Brown County ,with the intent of helping those in destitute situations work toward self-sufficiency. After not getting the apartment he coveted, Lang went into this weekend unsure whether he would have housing after the shelter closes. He said he might have to buddy up with a homeless friend at a local hotel for a few days until he figures out his next step. “I talk to (the young adults at the shelter), and I just wonder because when I was their age I was never homeless, I always had a job,” said Troy Broadie, 54, who stayed at the shelter this spring. “The only thing holding ’em back is themselves. No one is going to hold your hand. You might find a few people (to do that), but on average, no, no one’s going to hold your hand.” On the road to recovery Help is readily available for those who seek it, however. Wood and the case managers at St. John the Evangelist Homeless Shelter and The Micah Center, which is open Monday through Friday when the shelter is closed, are available to work on plans for job placement, housing assistance and, frequently, recovery for drug and alcohol abuse. Daisy Bohm, 24, said she’s been clean for nearly six months and is starting to get her life together after a longtime addiction to heroin. After many years of being homeless and resorting to prostitution just to get some refuge from the streets, Bohm participated in a sobriety program at the shelter and still receives counseling at The Micah Center. “Daisy’s done a lot of work to get where she wants to be in life,” Wood said. “She has a lot to be proud of.” Bohm recently gained custody of her two young children. She and the kids have been living at House of Hope, a Green Bay shelter for homeless women up to age 24 who are parents or are expecting. Bohm also started a job this spring at a local fast-food restaurant. “It’s been a long road, but I’ve made it a very long way,” Bohm said. Bohm’s background is common among the young adults who are homeless, Wood noted. She was a foster child, has a mental illness (borderline personality disorder) and was booted to the streets by her adoptive parents after she graduated from De Pere High School. “Stability was not something I know,” Bohm said. Wood said many of the young adults who are homeless "have fallen through the cracks in school and oftentimes haven’t built up a long enough period of need to really be on the radar with outside providers.” Focused on a better life While Bohm is determined to work hard and save money to get a place for her and her kids in the near future, Lang isn’t deterred by still being without a home. The teen has drawn inspiration from Bohm, whom he befriended in the homeless shelter. “She knows what it’s like to hit the bottom, and she came up a little bit,” Lang said. “She’s coming up, and I can see in her eyes she has goals. Everybody has goals … should have goals. “I’ve talked to her a lot, and she’s one of the people I can vent to because she’s been through worse than me.” His love for singing goes all the way back to elementary school, and he hasn’t given up his dream of becoming a musician. For now, though, Lang just wants to have a place — all his own for the first time — to which he can go home every night after work without having to worry about whether he’ll have to spend the next day looking for shelter. “It’s my first year (of being homeless), and I don’t plan to come back on these streets,” Lang said. “It’s not a life I imagined living.” [email protected] and follow him on Twitter @ToddMcMahon23

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Wasif FAROOQ Ana Rita C. MORAIS (selected menu item) Dr Ana Rita C. MORAIS (Portugal) The environmental changes that have transpired in the last few decades have increased the need to search for more sustainable and renewable carbon sources. Ana thinks that instead of using food culture as a feedstock, we should direct our interest at wastes and residues. PhD in Sustainable Chemistry Current position: Postdoctoral Researcher at National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United States of America Research focus: integration of green chemistry into the valorisation of biomass wastes and residues through the use of more sustainable technologies Less noble lignocellulosic feedstocks, including wastes and residues, appear to be relevant as potential sources of biofuels, biochemicals, and biomaterials. Ana regards the use of “dirty” chemicals in sustainable feedstock processing as something that is ruining the sustainability of biomass-based processes. This is the primary reason why the use of more sustainable solvents in processing of agro-industrial residues has become the focus of her research. Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal The environmental changes that have transpired in last few decades have increased the need to search for more sustainable and renewable carbon sources. The most natural alternative seems to be lignocellulosic biomass. Less noble lignocellulosic feedstocks, including wastes and residues, appear to be relevant as potential sources of biofuels, biochemicals and biomaterials. Morais thinks that instead of using food culture as a feedstock, we should direct our interest at wastes and residues. She asserts, ‘Wastes have to be seen as opportunity and not as a problem’. Morais already possesses an impressive record in terms of publications and international presentations, which are based on her convictions regarding the real meaning of word ‘sustainability’. Morais believes that the work executed at Technical University Hamburg-Harburg (TUHH) would be especially relevant to her field of research. Specifically, she explains that, ‘I am particularly interested in the area of biomass processing with high-pressure fluids and “white” biotechnology, which are one of the main focus areas of expertise of TUHH’. Morais is fully confident that her interest in waste valorisation with special focus on food waste can create one more hotspot between both groups of TUHH and herself. Incidentally, Morais already had an opportunity to exchange ideas with researchers from TUHH during conferences and during her participation as team member in preparation of common projects for Horizon 2020. With an academic background in biosciences and food engineering, Morais is currently a PhD student specialising in sustainable chemistry at Laboratório Nacional de Energia e Geologia, I.P. and Universidade NOVA de Lisboa in Portugal. For her studies, she was granted a PhD scholarship from the Foundation for Science and Technology, FCT, Portugal. In 2016, she received a travel grant to the United States by the LUSO-AMERICAN Development Foundation for her oral presentation at the international conference, Symposium on Biotechnology for Fuels and Chemicals. Morais confirmed that participation in the Green Talents program would motivate her to look for further collaboration with German partners and perhaps in the future, to perform her investigations at a research centre in Germany. The jury complimented Morais’ passion for deep research towards the implementation of novel green and sustainable technologies in the biomass processing. Her participation in the science forum would be a remarkable phase in her academic career, and it would mark the beginning of a new professional juncture.

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NICOLE GURGEL-SEEFELDT 900 Gallons Holding These Stories I am a performer and poet, arts organizer and activist. I've created original performances around issues of homelessness, immigration, and racial justice in Minnesota, Virginia, Texas, and New Mexico. In 2012 I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with an MFA in Performance as Public Practice, and have worked with Alternate ROOTS since 2013, supporting the work of artist-activists throughout the South and beyond. Midwestern by birth, I make my home in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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Western Australia, Australia Content from the guide to life, the universe and everything Created Aug 25, 1999 | Updated Jan 16, 2012 My stars, I love Western Australia. Everyone should go there. But preferably not at the same time. - an h2g2 Researcher Western Australia is, unsurprisingly, the western bit of Australia and actually makes up about a third of the island/country/continent. The first flood of European settlers to the land Down Under were apparently obsessed with royalty or wet places, hence the names of other states being New South Wales, Victoria or Queensland. The rest of Australia was divided with a ruler (not the royal kind) and a close eye on a compass, hence South Australia, the Northern Territory and Western Australia. This still does not explain why it is named Western Australia, rather than West Australia. Perhaps a fondness for cowboys was involved. The capital city of Western Australia is Perth, quite believably the most isolated capital in the world1 - stuck somewhere between the Nullarbor Plain and the Indian Ocean. As with all Australian capitals (except Canberra, which is in the Australian Capital Territory to make sure you don't forget it is the capital), Perth is built overlooking water. The city bustles around the mouth of the Swan River, which has loads of black swans in it - they like you to throw bread at them. Despite its isolation, everything is available in the somewhat 'mediterranean' Perth, except perhaps an excellent curry and chocolate hobnobs. There is a huge number of pubs, bars, pubs, cafes, pubs, restaurants and pubs, some of which brew and/or serve excellent beer (try The Queens, The Norfolk and The Bootleg Brewery), and the local music scene has thrived, with some of the best Drum & Bass in the world to be found there. And like any other Aussie city, it's fairly laid back, although whatever you do don't mention a man called Kevin Sheedy2, or you're likely to cop a smack in the gob. There are pretty much only three other cities in Western Australia: Freemantle (Perth's little brother down the coast), Broome (up the coast towards Darwin in the Northern Territory) and Kalgoorlie (where gold was mined during the Australian Gold Rush of the mid-1800s). Anywhere else is just a township that most likely sprung up around a big hole in the ground - a mine. The majority of Australia's iron ore and petroleum exports come out of WA, along with nickel, alumina, gold, zinc, copper, lead, diamonds by the truckload, coal by the shipload and salt. Many residents of the the 'Boom State' are often very vigilant around any bulldozers seen lurking in their neighbourhoods, as the large yellow machines have been known to remove houses indiscriminately - so as to get at the mineral goodies underneath them. Apart from these exceptionally rural habitats around the mines, most other signs of life out in the desert of WA are simply places to buy petrol. As far as other things to see and do are concerned in Western Australia, you can spot kangaroos (some of them not squished by the side of the road), go swimming with dolphins, and go looking for Lasseter's Lost Reef - a legendary stretch of gold that would make you a billionaire in one fell swoop. And while it's a well-known fact that Aussies like to drink beer, they also like wine, and although Western Australia produces only about 4% of Australian wine by volume it is responsible for about 25% of the 'premium' wine. As with all wine growing countries, the good stuff is kept at home, so it is almost impossible to find good Western Australian wine abroad. You stand as much chance finding Killerby Semillon outside Western Australia as you do finding Chateau Ferrand outside France, or Niebaum Coppola beyond the Napa Valley. If you're after wine look for Cape Mentelle, Galafrey, Plantagenet, Salitage, or Moondah Brook (for a cheaper alternative) - but for the best in the region try anything out of the Margaret River area, popular with surfers and foodies alike. Much of the food available in Western Australia is excellent to very good (if you search hard, you can find some fair meals). The Jaws Kaitan, on Hay Street in Perth, does excellent sushi - and while the Researchers have never been to Japan, there is no reason to expect they do it any better there. The Japanese did try to get to Western Australia during the Second World War, but got lost in the Northern Territory and never made it. One thing that has managed to find its way into WA is the cane toad - a nasty creature banned from entering the state. Travellers are cautioned to check their vehicles, and all other nooks and crannies that the sneaky toad might hide in, so it doesn't come any further south into the state than it already has. The cane toad doesn't make for good eating either, however, the steak in WA is very good. It doesn't come close to that found just west of San Antonio in Texas though. Speaking of which, that particular US state is only about a fourth the size of Western Australia... So, come and visit WA. There's plenty of room. 1Many Aussies claim Perth is closer to the Moon than it is to Melbourne.2Coach of the Essendon Bombers - Aussie Rules team. His side defeated the local side, the West Coast Eagles, one year - and he took to screaming and shouting and waving his coat around his head. This resulted in him not being too popular with the locals. Perth ,Western Australia sounds great! Other bits of WA Perth Chinese Food Western Australia's burgeoning industries Travel & Transport > Tourist Attractions > Australia The Earth > Australasia & Oceania > Australia > Western Australia Keith Miller yes that Keith Miller Cooking Steak The Nullarbor Plain, Australia Australia - A Cultural Perspective Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia The Old San Francisco Steak House, San Antonio, Texas, USA Principal Causes of the Second World War The Cane Toad - Australia's Amphibian Plague Japan for the Visitor

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Jean Harbour McMahan July 15, 1926 — January 10, 2022 Jean H. McMahan Spartanburg, SC. Jean Harbour McMahan passed away at Spartanburg Regional Hospice Home on January 10, 2022 at the age of 95. She was the wife of Bonnard McMahan (BB) deceased in 1985. Born in Crossville, Alabama, Jean lived a fulfilling life as a wife, mother, grandmother and friend. She enjoyed reading and bird watching. She worked for Dr. Clyde Wells for 30 years. She was a member of Northbrook Baptist Church in Boiling Springs. She is survived by her daughter Sharon M. Adams and her sons, Ben Adams and James Adams (Nancy Horowitz), step grandsons Burlton and Theodore Sober. Her son Joe McMahan (Carolyn) and their daughter Allison. No services will be held at this time. Memorials can be made in her name to the Northbrook Baptist Church or The Spartanburg Regional Hospice Home. To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Jean Harbour McMahan, please visit our flower store.

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Posted on May 12, 2016 December 5, 2019 by Dee Brown Newcomers is the first group you should join at Hawthorne. We have an event the first Tuesday of every month from October through May. Every month the event is different. You can join us for a meal and socializing while meeting other newcomers and making new friends. What a great way to start your new life here at Hawthorne. You can only come to Newcomers for two years after you have become a resident of Hawthorne. So don’t wait – come and find out how much fun you can have here at Hawthorne. Many events are free or there might be a small charge if food is provided. There are no dues and you only pay if you choose to come to a ticketed event. There is no obligation and you just come when you choose to come. Sign up is requested in advance to free events on the Quad in the Hall. If it is a ticketed event, you may buy tickets in the Hall from 10 to 11:30 a.m. (Please bring small bills.) Watch the Weekly Bulletin for more information on events and the dates that tickets will be on sale. Don’t miss this great opportunity to meet new people and have a lot of fun. Back to Activities Page

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Pentecost Power by Henry Brinton | Nov 21, 2021 | Author Insights, The Bible's Greatest Hits The Book of Acts tells the story of the first Christ-followers, with a focus on the ministry and mission of the apostles, a group of leaders whose title means “messenger” or “one who is sent forth.” The book begins with the story of the ascension of Jesus and then...

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Stotras on Sri Jagannatha Sanskrit: कदाचित्कालिन्दी तट विपिनसङ्गीततरलो मुदाभीरीनारीवदन कमलास्वादमधुपः । रमाशम्भुब्रह्मामरपति गणेशार्चितपदो जगन्नाथः स्वामी नयनपथगामी भवतुमे ॥१॥ Translation: Kadahit Kalindi tatta vipina sangita taralo Mudaa abhiri Naarivadana Kamalasvada madhupah | Ramaa Shambhu Brahmaamarapati Who are the seven immortals (Chiranjivi) of Hindu Mythology? Part 4 The seven Immortals (Chiranjivi) of Hindu Mythology are: Aswathama King Mahabali Veda Vyasa Vibhishana Krupacharya Parashuram Read the first part to know about the first two Immortals i.e. ‘Aswathama’ & ‘Mahabali’ Here: Read the second part to know about the Third and forth Immortals i.e. ‘Veda Vyasa’ & ‘Hanuman’ Here: Read the third part to know about the Fifth and Sixth Immortals i.e. ‘Vibhishana’ & ‘Krupacharya’ Here: 7) Parshuram: Parshurama is the sixth avatar of Vishnu, He is son of Renuka and the saptarishi Jamadagni. He lived during the last Dvapara Yuga, and is one of the seven immortals or Chiranjivi, of Hinduism. He received an parashu(axe) after undertaking terrible penance to please Shiva, who in turn taught him the martial arts. Parshurama Parashurama is most known for ridding the world of kshatriyas twenty-one times over after the mighty king Kartavirya killed his father. He played important roles in the Mahabharata and Ramayana, serving as mentor to Bhishma, Karna and Drona. Parashurama also fought back the advancing seas to save the lands of Konkan, Malabar and Kerala. It is said that Parashurama will act as a teacher for the last and final Avatar of Vishnu known as Kalki and will help him in undertaking penance in receiving celestial weaponry and knowledge which will be helpful in saving mankind at the end of the present Yuga that is the Kaliyuga. Apart from these seven, Markandeya, a great rishi Who was blessed by Shiva, and Jambavan, a strong and wellknown character from Ramayana are also considered as Chiranjivins. Markandeya: Markandeya is an ancient rishi (sage) from the Hindu tradition, born in the clan of Bhrigu Rishi. He is celebrated as a devotee of both Shiva and Vishnu and is mentioned in a number of stories from the Puranas. The Markandeya Purana especially, comprises a dialogue between Markandeya and a sage called Jaimini, and a number of chapters in the Bhagavata Purana are dedicated to his conversations and prayers. He is also mentioned in the Mahabharata. Markandeya is venerated within all mainstream Hindu traditions. Mrikandu rishi and his wife Marudmati worshipped Shiva and sought from him the boon of begetting a son. As a result he was given the choice of either a gifted son, but with a short life on earth or a child of low intelligence but with a long life. Mrikandu rishi chose the former, and was blessed with Markandeya, an exemplary son, destined to die at the age of 16. Markandeya and shiva Markandeya grew up to be a great devotee of Shiva and on the day of his destined death he continued his worship of Shiva in his aniconic form of Shivalingam. The messengers of Yama, the god of death were unable to take away his life because of his great devotion and continual worship of Shiva. Yama then came in person to take away Markandeya’s life, and sprung his noose around the young sage’s neck. By accident or fate the noose mistakenly landed around the Shivalingam, and out of it, Shiva emerged in all his fury attacking Yama for his act of aggression. After defeating Yama in battle to the point of death, Shiva then revived him, under the condition that the devout youth would live forever. For this act, Shiva was thereafter known also as Kalantaka (“Ender of Death”). Thus Maha Mrityunjaya Stotra is also attributed to Markandeya, and this legend of Shiva conquering death is inscribed in metal and worshipped at Thirukkadavoor in Tamilnadu, India. Jambavan: also known as Jamvanta, Jambavantha, Jambavat, or Jambuvan is a first form of humans created by god Brahma, with lots of hair on his body he is perhaps not a bear, later he appeared has a bear in next life in Indian epic tradition (though he is also described as a monkey in other scriptures), immortal to all but his father Vishnu. Several times he is mentioned as Kapishreshtha (Foremost among the monkeys) and other epithets generally given to the Vanaras. He is known as Riksharaj (King of the Rikshas). Rikshas are described as something like Vanaras but in later versions of Ramayana Rikshas are described as bears. He was created by Brahma, to assist Rama in his struggle against Ravana. Jambavan was present at the churning of the ocean, and is supposed to have circled Vamana seven times when he was acquiring the three worlds from Mahabali. He was the King of the Himalayas who had incarnated as a bear in order to serve Rama. He had received a boon from Lord Rama that he would have a long life, be handsome and would have the strength of ten million lions. Jambavan In the epic Ramayana, Jambavantha helped Rama find his wife Sita and fight her abductor,Ravana. It is he who makes Hanuman realize his immense capabilities and encourages him to fly across the ocean to search for Sita in Lanka. In the Mahabharata, Jambavantha had killed a lion, who had acquired a gem called Syamantaka from Prasena after killing him. Krishna was suspected of killing Prasena for the jewel, so he tracked Prasena’s steps until he learned that he had been killed by a lion who had been killed by a bear. Krishna tracked Jambavantha to his cave and a fight ensued. After eighteen days, realizing who Krishna was, Jambavantha submitted. He gave Krishna the gem and also presented him his daughter Jambavati, who became one of Krishna’s wives. Jambavan mentions two incidents in his life in the Ramayana. Once at the foot of Mount Mahendra, where Hanuman is about to take a leap and mentions that he could have jumped over the ocean to Lanka except that he got injured when he was beating the drum for Vishnu during the Vamana Avatara when the great god measured the three worlds. Vamana’s shoulder struck Jambavan and he was injured which limited his mobility. And once during the Samudra-Manthan,he was present at the time of the event. He got to know about the all-curing plant Vishalyakarni from the gods there and he later used this information to order Hanumana to help an injured and unconscious Laxmana in the great battle with the Lanka emperor, Ravana. Jambavan, together with Parasuram and Hanuman, is considered to be one of the few to have been present for both Ram and Krishna avatars. Said to have been present for the churning of the ocean and thus witness to the Kurma avatar, and further the Vaman avatar, Jambavan may well be the longest lived of the chiranjivis and have been witness to nine avatars. Courtesy: Image Courtesy To Real owners and Google Images Read about the Third and forth Immortals i.e. ‘Veda Vyasa’ & ‘Hanuman’ Here: The seven immortals (Chiranjivi) of Hindu Mythology. Part 3 5.Vibhishana: Vibhishana was the youngest son of Sage Vishrava, who was the son of Sage Pulatsya, one of the Heavenly Guardians. He (Vibhishana) was the younger brother of the Lord of Lanka, Ravana and King of Sleep, Kumbakarna. Even though he was born in the demon race, he was alert and pious and considered himself a Brahmin, since his father was intuitively such. Though a Rakshasa himself, Vibhishana was of a noble character and advised Ravana, who kidnapped and abducted Sita, to return her to her husband Rama in an orderly fashion and promptly. When his brother did not listen to his advice, Vibhishana joined Rama’s army. Later, when Rama defeated Ravana, Rama crowned Vibhishana as the king of Lanka. In some period of history Sinhala people have considered Vibhishana as one of the Four Heavenly Kings (satara varam deviyo). Vibhishana had a sattvik (pure) mind and a sattvik heart. From his early childhood, he spent all his time meditating on the name of the Lord. Eventually, Brahma appeared and offered him any boon he wanted. Vibhishana, said that the only thing he wanted was to have his mind fixed at the feet of the Lord as pure as lotus leaves (charan kamal). He prayed that he should be given the strength by which he would always be at the feet of the Lord, and that he would receive the darshan (holy sight) of Lord Vishnu. This prayer was fulfilled, and he was able to give up all his wealth and family, and join Rama, who was Avatar (God incarnate). vibhishana joining Rama’s Army After defeat of Ravana, Vibhishana was declared as the King of Lanka [present day Sri Lanka] by Lord Rama and was said to have been given the blessing of a long life to take good care of his kingdom of Lanka. However, Vibhishana was not a Chiranjeevi in real sense. By which I mean that his lifetime was only as long as the end of one Kalpa. [which is still a pretty long long time.] 6) Krupacharya: Kripa, also known as Kripacharya or Krupacharya is an important character in the Mahabharata. Kripa was an archer born to a sage and was a royal teacher of the Pandavas and Kauravas before Drona (the father of Ashwatthama). Shardwan, Kripa’s Biological father, was born with arrows, making clear he was a born archer. He meditated and attained the art of all types of warfare. He was such a great archer that no one could defeat him. This created panic amongst the gods. Especially Indra, the King of the Gods, felt the most threatened. He then sent a beautiful Apsara (divine nymph) from the Heaven to distract the celibate saint. The nymph, called Janapadi, came to the saint and tried to seduce him in various ways. Shardwan was distracted and the sight of such a beautiful woman made him lose control. As he was a great saint, he still managed to resist the temptation and controlled his desires. But his concentration was lost, and he dropped his bow and arrows. His semen fell on some weeds by the wayside, dividing the weeds into two – from which a boy and a girl were born. The saint himself left the hermitage and his bow and arrow and went to the forest for penance. Coincidentally, King Shantanu, the great-grandfather of the Pandavas, was crossing from there and saw the children by the wayside. One look at them was enough for him to realize that they were the children of a great Brahmin archer. He named them Kripa and Kripi and decided to take them back with him to his palace. kripacharya When Shardwan came to know of these children he came to the palace, revealed their identity and performed the various rituals which are performed for the children of Brahmins. He also taught the children archery, Vedas and other Shashtras and the secrets of the Universe. The children grew up to become experts in the art of warfare. The boy Kripa, who came to be known as Kripacharya, was now assigned the task of teaching the young princes all about warfare. On growing up Kripa was the chief priest at the court of Hastinapura. His twin sister Kripi married Drona, the weapons master to the court – who, like her and her brother, had not been gestated in a womb, but outside the human body. He fought from the Kauravas during the war of Mahabharata and was one of the few surviving characters of post-war period. He later trained Parikshit, the grandson of Arjuna and son of Abhimanyu in the art of warfare. He was known for his impartiality and loyalty for his Kingdom. Lord Krishna granted him immortality. Photo Credits: To the owners, Google Images 3) Vyasa: Vyasa ‘व्यास’ is a central and revered figure in most Hindu traditions. He is also sometimes called Veda Vyasa ‘वेदव्यास’, the one who classified the Vedas into four parts. His real name is Krishna Dvaipayana. Veda Vyasa was a great sage born in the later stage of Treta Yuga and who has been said to have lived through the Dvapara Yuga and the current Kali Yuga. He was the son of Satyavati, daughter of the fisherman Dusharaj, and the wandering sage Parashara (who is credited with being the author of the first Purana: Vishnu Purana). The sage like any other immortal is said to have a lifetime of this Manvantara or till the end of this Kali yuga. Veda Vyasa was the writer of Mahabharata and the Puranas (Vyasa is also credited with the writing of the eighteen major Puranas. His son Shuka or Suka is the narrator of the major Purana Bhagavat-Purana.) and also the one who split the Vedas in four parts. The splitting being a feat that allowed people to understand the divine knowledge of the Veda. The word Vyasa means split, differentiate, or describe. It can also be debated so that Veda Vyasa was not just one being but a group of scholars who worked on the Vedas. vyasa The compiler of Vedas Vyasa is traditionally known as author of this epic. But he also features as an important character in it. His mother later married the king of Hastinapura, and had two sons. Both sons died without issue and hence their mother asked Vyasa to go to the beds of the wives of her dead son Vichitravirya. Ved Vyasa Vyasa fathers the princes Dhritarashtra and Pandu by Ambika and Ambalika. Vyasa told them that they should come alone near him. First did Ambika, but because of shyness and fear she closed her eyes. Vyasa told Satyavati that this child would be blind. Later this child was named Dhritarashtra. Thus Satyavati sent Ambalika and warned her that she should remain calm. But Ambalika’s face became pale because of fear. Vyasa told her that child would suffer from anaemia, and he would not be fit enough to rule the kingdom. Later this child was known as Pandu. Then Vyasa told Satyavati to send one of them again so that a healthy child can be born. This time Ambika and Ambalika sent a maid in the place of themselves. The maid was quite calm and composed, and she got a healthy child later named as Vidura. While these are his sons, another son Suka, born of his wife, sage Jabali’s daughter Pinjala (Vatika), is considered his true spiritual heir. In the first book of the Mahabharata, it is described that Vyasa asked Ganesha to aid him in writing the text, however Ganesha imposed a condition that he would do so only if Vyasa narrated the story without pause. To which Vyasa then made a counter-condition that Ganesha must understand the verse before he transcribed it. Thus Lord VedVyas narrated the whole Mahabharata and all the Upanishads and the 18 Puranas, while Lord Ganesha wrote. Ganesha writing Mahabharata as told by Vyasa Veda Vyasa in literal sense means the splitter of Vedas. Having said that however it is widely believed that he was a single human being. There always is a Veda Vyasa who lives through one Manvantara[a timeframe in ancient Hindu mythology.] and hence is immortal through this Manvantara. Veda Vyasa is said to live life of a hermit and is widely believed to be still alive and living among the living beings till the end of this Kali Yuga. The festival of Guru Purnima is dedicated to him. It is also known as Vyasa Purnima, for it is the day believed to be both his birthday and the day he divided the Vedas 4) Hanuman: Hanuman is a Hindu god and an ardent devotee of Rama. He is a central character in the Indian epic Ramayana and its various versions. He also finds mentions in several other texts, including Mahabharata, the various Puranas and some Jain texts. A vanara (monkey), Hanuman participated in Rama’s war against the Daitya (demon) king Ravana. Several texts also present him as an incarnation of Lord Shiva. He is the son of Kesari, and is also described as the son of Vayu, who according to several stories, played a role in his birth. hanuman the God of Strength It is believed that Hanuman, as a child, once misunderstood the sun to be a ripe mango and made an attempt to eat it, thus disturbing Rahu’s agenda of forming the scheduled solar eclipse. Rahu (one of the planets) informed this incident to the Leader of Devas, Lord Indra. Filled with rage, Indra (God of Rain) threw his Vajra weapon at Hanuman and disfigured his jaw. In retaliation, Hanuman’s father, Vayu (God of Wind), withdrew all the air from earth. Seeing the human beings choke to death, all the lords promised to shower Hanuman with multiple blessings in order to appease the Wind Lord. Thus one of the most powerful mythical creatures was born. Lord Brahma gave him these: 1. Invulnerability The power and strength to prevent any war weapon from causing physical damage. 2. Power to induce fear in the enemies and destroy fear in the friends This is the reason why all the ghosts and spirits are believed to fear Hanuman and that reciting his prayer is considered to shield any human being from evil forces. 3. Size Manipulation Ability to change the body size by preserving its proportion. This power assisted Hanuman in lifting the massive Dronagiri mountain and to enter monster Ravana’s Lanka unnoticed. 4. Flight Ability to defy gravity. Lord Shiva gave him these: A blessing to lead a long life. Many people report even today that they have physically seen Hanuman with their own eyes. 2. Enhanced Intelligence It is said that Hanuman was able to astonish Lord Surya with his wisdom and knowledge within a week. 3. Long range flight This is just the extension of what Brahma blessed him with. This boon gave Hanuman an ability to cross vast oceans. While Brahma and Shiva conferred abundant blessings on Hanuman, other lords miserly gave him one boon each. Indra gave him protection from the deadly Vajra weapon. Varuna gave him protection against water. Agni blessed him with protection from fire. Surya willingly gave him the power to change his body form, commonly known as shapeshifting. Yama made him immortal and made death fear him. Kubera made him happy and contented for the entire lifetime. Vishwakarma blessed him with powers to save himself from all weapons. This is just an add-on to what some of the gods had already given him. Vayu blessed him with more speed than himself. Read more about Hanuman: Most Badass Hindu God: Hanuman When Rama, his devoted Lord was leaving the earth, Rama asked Hanumana if he would like to come. In response, Lord Hanumana requested Rama that he would like to stay back on earth as long as the name of Lord Rama is chanted by the people of the earth. As such, Lord Hanumana is said to still exist on this planet and we can only speculate as to where he is A number of religious leaders have claimed to have seen Hanuman over the course of the centuries, notably Madhvacharya (13th century CE), Tulsidas (16th century), Samarth Ramdas (17th century), Raghavendra Swami (17th century) and Swami Ramdas (20th century). Swaminarayan, founder of the Hindu Swaminarayan sects, holds that other than worship of God through the Narayana Kavacha, Hanuman is the only deity who may be worshiped in the event of trouble by evil spirits. Others have also asserted his presence wherever the Ramayana is read. अमलकमलवर्णं प्रज्ज्वलत्पावकाक्षं सरसिजनिभवक्त्रं सर्वदा सुप्रसन्नम् | पटुतरघनगात्रं कुण्डलालङ्कृताङ्गं रणजयकरवालं वानरेशं नमामि || यत्र यत्र रघुनाथकीर्तनं तत्र तत्र कृतमस्तकाञ्जलिम् । बाष्पवारिपरिपूर्णलोचनं मारुतिं नमत राक्षसान्तकम् ॥ yatra yatra raghunathakirtanam tatra tatra krta mastakanjalim । baspavariparipurnalocanam marutim namata raksasantakam ॥ Meaning: Bow down to Hanuman, who is the slayer of demons, and who is present with head bowed and eyes full of flowing tears wherever the fame of Rama is sung. Photo Credits: Google Images Most Badass Hindu Gods/Goddesses Part I : Hanuman The name of Lord Hanuman pops in my head when someone refers to the mightiest or the most amazing mythical character ever. The non-natives might address him as Monkey-God or Monkey-Humanoid. Almost all the people in India have grown up listening to his legends and his muscular rendition makes him an obvious choice. Hanuman is said to be the reincarnation of Lord Shiva which makes him even more badass. Some Oriya texts even go further to claim that Hanuman is the combined form of Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva. In my opinion, Hanuman received more boons than any other legend in the Hindu mythology. That is what made him immensely formidable. Note: Read these books recommended by The Hindu FAQs to know more about Hanuman and it will also help the website. Possession of all these powers made him fearless and made others fear him even more. He owns a part of each god’s superpowers which makes him one supreme god. He is the ultimate source of strength for all, right from a kid afraid to enter a dark room to a person on his deathbed. 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Congo, DR Palestinian Ruled Territories Graduate Programme 2023 Agriculture, Food & Beverage Aviation Advisory GP & Consultants Hotel & Leisure Food & Agribusiness Latest/ Successful outsourcing for your business As businesses develop, administration becomes more complex. Processing errors may go unnoticed and backlogs can start to build up which, in turn, lead to cashflow problems. If left unaddressed, it doesn’t take long for issues like this to escalate and create a serious difficulty for the business. A cost-effective way to avoid processing errors and eliminate backlogs is to outsource time-consuming administrative tasks to a qualified service provider. However, it is important to ensure that your outsourcing partner has the necessary skills to deliver a quality service so that you continue to comply with your statutory and regulatory obligations. Examples of functions that are suitable for outsourcing include: Accounts Function General Tax compliance Cashflow Management Outsourcing advantages Among other advantages, when successfully implemented, outsourcing can achieve significant savings on payroll and IT costs as you do not have to staff and equip an in-house team. You also gain access to professional skills which are particularly important for functions like accounts, tax, payroll and HR which must comply with statutory and regulatory requirements. At a practical level, outsourcing can help improve cashflow management and eliminates the risk of holiday leave or illness disrupting key functions. 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However, it is vital to ensure that robust data processing and security protocols are adhered to as data breaches can cause significant financial and reputation damage to your business. Exit strategy: Plan for what will happen when the outsourcing contract expires and/or if you decide to bring certain services back in-house. Outsourcing solutions HLB Ireland has developed a suite of cost-effective outsourcing solutions for our business clients. These services, which cover accounting functions, payroll, tax compliance and cashflow management, are designed to reduce your administrative burden and ensure that you are always up to date with the latest legal and regulatory requirements. Our team’s role is to provide you with accessible, high-quality services so as to give you and your team more time to focus on managing and developing your core business. To find out more, please contact Adrian Barrett from our outsourcing team. 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Hotel Ownership Introduction to Law explains basic legal concepts, including the difference between civil law and criminal law. It also defines and briefly describes constitutional law, statutory law, administrative law, and common law. It then goes on to describe the stages of a lawsuit, including the claim letter, summons and complaint, jurisdiction, discovery, summary judgment, and settlement.

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Home > Patient Stories > The Only Doctor Kristy Needs The Only Doctor Kristy Needs ​At one point, Kristy Mandigo was seeing 15 different specialists. Then she met David Millett, M.D., Ph.D. Now she’s just seeing one. Born with right sided hemiplegia and spastic cerebral palsy, Kristy Mandigo was never expected to walk normal, talk normal or graduate from elementary school. She didn’t learn how to read (conventionally) until she was in junior high. She had a great memory, which hid many of her challenges. At the age of 16 she developed seizure disorder. The first seizure was so intense, she could only drink from a sippy cup for days. Her seizures thereafter seemed to intensify with different side-affects. Today, Kristy is a 34-year-old MBA with an engineering degree who works at Raytheon. She is happily married and is the mother of two healthy young boys – improbable feats Kristy shrugs off: The exceptional is nothing new to her. Even so, the accomplished and strong-willed Kristy says Dr. Millett stands out as extraordinary. Born with portions of brain matter missing, and a laundry list of other ailments, Kristy has spent her whole life under the care of specialists on two coasts, including several neurologists and a hematologist. In 2004, another neurologist recommended Dr. Millett. “I was seeing 15 different specialists. I basically quit them all, and I just see Dr. Millett,” Kristy says. “He somehow knew everything that was wrong with me, and he works with you. He never said, ‘Let me try to fix you.’ His approach is, ‘Let’s see what you want, what you’re willing to take,’ and he started from there.” The first thing Dr. Millett did was switch Kristy’s medication, which took no small amount of courage on the doctor’s part. “He had to convince an engineer that I was going to need to take a different drug; you can bet I questioned the living daylights out of him,” says Kristy, who decided to trust Dr. Millett because it became immediately apparent that Dr. Millett trusted her. “He doesn’t treat you like you’re not intelligent,” she says. “He explains exactly what sector of the brain is having an issue, and what each treatment will do. ‘Just trust me’ never comes out of his mouth.” The medications have stabilized Kristy’s seizures, and have given her a life that may not be conventional, but is one that she and her family are blessed with. The Los Angeles-based Kristy says she was particularly impressed with how doggedly Dr. Millett worked with her local obstetrician during her pregnancies to coordinate doctors’ visits and minimize repetitive tests. Working with Dr. Millett, Kristy has a new handle on her health and hopes one day to become a motivational speaker and help others with multiple disabilities to become advocates in the fight to end epilepsy and end cerebral palsy. She is heavily involved in her company’s Diversity boards and conducts outreach to End Epilepsy. She is also working on a book about her life. Wherever her already incredible life journey takes her, there is one thing she knows for sure: Dr. Millett will be a part of it. “If he moved out of state, I would go to him anyway,” she says. “He makes you feel like you’re the most important patient he has.”

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About Our Company Mission We know what you're thinking: "Another essential oils company??" We get it. Everywhere you look, it seems like someone is trying to get you to use some essential oil or other. There are a lot of good reasons, though: oils can solve a lot of everyday problems without a lot of the cost and side effects of medications, or the scary chemicals in conventional cleaning products. Truth is, essential oils and aromatherapy have been around since the ancient civilizations of Asia, Africa, and the Americas. A proud tradition of aromatherapy has benefited humanity for centuries. In recent years, however, there has been a resurgence of interest in the abilities of oils. This is generally a great thing, but it has, unfortunately, brought some troubling aspects as well. Some opportunistic corporations and individuals have swooped to take advantage of this increased interest, and they have brought disappointing practices with them. What do we mean by disappointing? We're talking about questionable product sources, even more questionable prices, and unquestionably aggressive business practices. Since the insurgence of a couple very well know MLM companies, many lies have been spread in an effort to falsely discredit many very respectable essential oil companies that currently exist in order to push their own financial agendas. Not only does this make the essential oil space negative but it discredits all aromatherapists and essential oil users by muddying the water. If things continue as they are, the world will stop trusting anyone involved with essential oils, and everyone will miss out on their benefits as a result. We hope to change this along with many other wonder essential oil companies that currently exist today! Our mission is to bring integrity back to essential oils and aromatherapy. We do this by sourcing the best possible oils, giving them fair prices, and treating our customers like family. We will not lie to you, offer you a product that we would not be happy to use ourselves, or try to convince you of a business opportunity. We just want to spread the goodness of essential oils and make aromatherapy a profession to be proud of. We aren't joking when we say this is a family business! As partner in this company, Honestly Essential is made up of brains (Cecilia) and brawn (the rest of us. Just kidding. We are experts in this field in our respective ways). We may be your typical family that occasionally disagrees over sports teams and food menus but one thing we all agree on is our mission in this business: To bring back honesty to the Essential Oil community; quality product so that every person who buys from us know they are giving themselves and their families the best that plant medicine has to offer; and community, because we are all in this together. If we can't be a net positive in the world and our surrounding communities then we lose our passion for why we do what we do. Cecilia and Errol Salvesen Cecilia, along with her husband Errol, are the reason Honestly Essential exists today. After YEARS of accomplishments in the alternative health field (which can be read in more detail in the link below) and teaching Aromatherapy, Reflexology and Pathology in their co-founded college in South Africa, they decided to leave everything they had to immigrate to the USA with their two children, Conryd and Juanique. Cecilia continued counseling in health, aromatherapy and reflexology and started her own clinic which turned into a small shop and clinic which then turned into a bigger shop and clinic where she currently sees clients and helps empower those who want to help themselves and families with natural remedies. Read about the 28 years of achievements Cecilia has accomplished in the Aromatherapy space and alternative health world in the link below More about Cecilia

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Holiday Bazaar Waymire Dome, Adams County Regional Park & Fair Grounds 9755 Henderson Road, Brighton This is a Splendid Showcase for Handcrafted Gifts! Two buildings full of unique vendors and their best creations. The Honest Soap’s booth will be located in The Waymire Dome, Space #348. We are looking forward to seeing you again this holiday season! November 19, 2022 @ 9:00 am - November 20, 2022 @ 5:00 pm Mollie McGee’s Holiday Market Boulder County Fairgrounds 9595 Nelson Road, Longmont An exclusive market designed to display the best in handmade products approved by the Mollie McGee's Jury Committee. A fabulous pre-holiday shopping delight! Our Honest Soap booth will be participating on Saturday, November 19, from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., and on Sunday, November 20, from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. with our wonderful soap [...] Country Christmas Bazaar Four buildings full of unique, high quality handcrafted items and gifts for all your loved ones on your list. Our Honest Soap's booth will be located in The Waymire Dome, Space #348. We look forward, as we have been doing for the past ten years, to your visit.

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Canal Hotels Grand hotels Boat Hotels Hotel Tips 10 Grand Hotels in Amsterdam with Dutch grandeur Anyone who loves luxury can end up in Amsterdam. Although the Dutch national character is modest, you will find many luxury hotels in Amsterdam. In the overview below we have listed the best ten grand hotels. Some hotels are located at the famous Dam Square while others are beautifully situated on the Amsterdam canals. These luxury hotels are all rated with 4-stars and 5-stars and they usually come with a high-quality restaurant. So get inspired by the Dutch grandeur in historic Amsterdam. 1. American Hotel The American Hotel is a famous grand hotel near the Leidseplein. The building dates from 1902 and is built in Jugendstil style. Today it is a national monument. The American Hotel is one of the most famous hotels in Amsterdam and many celebrities stayed here, including the dancer Mata Hari. The 4-stars hotel also houses Café Américain, the oldest reading table in Amsterdam. This hotel is just 500 meters from the Rijksmuseum and Dam Square is a 15-minute walk away. 1.3 km From Dam Square 🡆 Prices & Availability 2. Grand Hotel Amrâth Grand Hotel Amrâth is a luxurious 5-star hotel located in the former “Scheepvaarthuis” near the Central Station. The building was erected in 1913 as a joint office of six Amsterdam shipping companies. It is generally seen as the first building that has been built according to the “Amsterdam School”. Since 1972 it has been a national monument. The Amrâth offers spacious rooms for Amsterdam standards. Furthermore, the grand hotel has a bar, restaurant and extensive wellness facilities. 3. Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky The 5-star Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky is famous in Amsterdam. History goes back to 1865 when Adolph Wilhelm Krasnapolsky bought a building in the Warmoestraat. Over the years, the hotel has been extended further and nowadays it is prominently located on the Dam Square opposite the royal palace in a 19th century building. The hotel currently has 451 rooms. Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky also includes The White Room restaurant which is awarded with a Michelin Star. 4. Ambassade Hotel The 4-stars Ambassade Hotel is located in an original 17th-century canal-side building along the Herengracht and Singel which is part of the Canal Belt. All rooms are uniquely decorated featuring luxurious décor combining art works from the 1950’s-CoBrA movement with Louis XV furnishing. The library bar contains over 4,000 books, all signed by the authors at the Ambassade Hotel. Dam Square, featuring the Royal Palace, is 600 meter away from the grand hotel. The Kalverstraat shopping area, the Anne Frank House and the great Museums of Amsterdam are close by. 5. Hotel Pulitzer This 5-star grand hotel is located in 25 connected 17th and 18th century canal houses and warehouses on the Prinsengracht. The Pulitzer hotel offers a unique and distinct experience of a hotel in a maze of canal houses with an exclusive restaurant and a beautiful garden. The hotel has recently been completely modernized. Combining traditional and modern Dutch design, the hotel offers 225 unique guest rooms and extraordinary suites. A large number of rooms offers a view over the canal. 6. The Grand Amsterdam Hotel Legend The Grand Amsterdam is a 5-star hotel located in the former Prinsenhof. The complex is located near Dam Square and was built in the 15th century as a monastery. In 1578 it became a guesthouse for tall guests, such as Willem of Oranje and other royalities. Between 1652 and 1656 and between 1808 and 1988, the Prinsenhof was used as the city hall of Amsterdam. In the current hotel you will find 177 beautiful modern rooms and suites. The grand hotel also includes the Bridges restaurant that is awarded with a Michelin star. 7. De L’Europe De L’Europe Amsterdam is a luxurious hotel that is located along the Amstel River in the heart of the city. It is situated at a legendary place, exactly where a defense tower was built in 1535 when Amsterdam was just founded. Already in 1638 the tower was replaced for an inn. The current building dates back to 1895 and is now a national monument. This 5-star grand hotel is one of the most luxurious of Amsterdam and It features the fine-dining Michelin 2-star restaurant Bord’Eau. 8. Amstel Hotel The InterContinental Amstel Hotel is a very appreciated 5-stars hotel in Amsterdam. It’s located on the banks of the river Amstel in the heart of the city. This monumental hotel which was built in 1867 has been visited by many celebrities. It’s also one of the most luxurious and largest hotels in the centre of Amsterdam. The tasteful rooms and suites at Intercontinental Amstel offer panoramic views over the city and the river. Staying overnight in this grand hotel ensures an unforgettable luxurious stay in Amsterdam with all the famous attractions within walking distance. 9. Hotel TwentySeven Hotel TwentySeven is a 5-star hotel that is located in the heart of Amsterdam on the famous Dam square. It is one of the most centrally located luxury hotels in the city. From the hotel you can see the Royal Palace. This hotel is located in “Gebouw Industria”, which was built as a societal building in 1913. Today it is a national monument. Hoten TwentySeven contains sixteen individually designed suites and is equipped with a bar and the luxurious on-site restaurant Bougainville. 10. Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam This is another famous and very luxurious hotel in Amsterdam. The Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam hotel consists of 6 monumental 17th century canal palaces. This hotel offers all modern facilities and services, including a wide range of wellness services. The beautiful 5-star grand hotel is located at the Herengracht in the centre of the city and at the breathtaking Canal Belt. The Rembrandtplein is only 150 meters away. The Rijksmuseum is 400 meters away. It’s a beautiful and peaceful place from where Amsterdam can be discovered. Be surprised with these 10 striking Lifestyle Hotels in Amsterdam Stay on the water of Amsterdam in one of these 10 Boat Hotels A selection with 10 great Canal Hotels in Amsterdam 10 Attractive Budget Hotels in the centre of Amsterdam A lot is happening in Amsterdam. We like to inform you with the best tips for tourists. You’ll find amazing hotels and stunning tourist spots of the city. So get inspired and start discovering Amsterdam soon. 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VLOOKUP in Excel, part 2: Using VLOOKUP without a database Mark Virtue In a recent article, we introduced the Excel function called VLOOKUP and explained how it could be used to retrieve information from a database into a cell in a local worksheet. In that article we mentioned that there were two uses for VLOOKUP, and only one of them dealt with querying databases. In this article, the second and final in the VLOOKUP series, we examine this other, lesser known use for the VLOOKUP function. If you haven’t already done so, please read the first VLOOKUP article – this article will assume that many of the concepts explained in that article are already known to the reader. When working with databases, VLOOKUP is passed a “unique identifier” that serves to identify which data record we wish to find in the database (e.g. a product code or customer ID). This unique identifier must exist in the database, otherwise VLOOKUP returns us an error. In this article, we will examine a way of using VLOOKUP where the identifier doesn’t need to exist in the database at all. It’s almost as if VLOOKUP can adopt a “near enough is good enough” approach to returning the data we’re looking for. In certain circumstances, this is exactly what we need. We will illustrate this article with a real-world example – that of calculating the commissions that are generated on a set of sales figures. We will start with a very simple scenario, and then progressively make it more complex, until the only rational solution to the problem is to use VLOOKUP. The initial scenario in our fictitious company works like this: If a salesperson creates more than $30,000 worth of sales in a given year, the commission they earn on those sales is 30%. Otherwise their commission is only 20%. So far this is a pretty simple worksheet: To use this worksheet, the salesperson enters their sales figures in cell B1, and the formula in cell B2 calculates the correct commission rate they are entitled to receive, which is used in cell B3 to calculate the total commission that the salesperson is owed (which is a simple multiplication of B1 and B2). The cell B2 contains the only interesting part of this worksheet – the formula for deciding which commission rate to use: the one below the threshold of $30,000, or the one above the threshold. This formula makes use of the Excel function called IF. For those readers that are not familiar with IF, it works like this: IF(condition,value if true,value if false) Where the condition is an expression that evaluates to either true or false. In the example above, the condition is the expression B1<B5, which can be read as “Is B1 less than B5?”, or, put another way, “Are the total sales less than the threshold”. If the answer to this question is “yes” (true), then we use the value if true parameter of the function, namely B6 in this case – the commission rate if the sales total was below the threshold. If the answer to the question is “no” (false), then we use the value if false parameter of the function, namely B7 in this case – the commission rate if the sales total was above the threshold. As you can see, using a sales total of $20,000 gives us a commission rate of 20% in cell B2. If we enter a value of $40,000, we get a different commission rate: So our spreadsheet is working. Let’s make it more complex. Let’s introduce a second threshold: If the salesperson earns more than $40,000, then their commission rate increases to 40%: Easy enough to understand in the real world, but in cell B2 our formula is getting more complex. If you look closely at the formula, you’ll see that the third parameter of the original IF function (the value if false) is now an entire IF function in its own right. This is called a nested function (a function within a function). It’s perfectly valid in Excel (it even works!), but it’s harder to read and understand. We’re not going to go into the nuts and bolts of how and why this works, nor will we examine the nuances of nested functions. This is a tutorial on VLOOKUP, not on Excel in general. Anyway, it gets worse! What about when we decide that if they earn more than $50,000 then they’re entitled to 50% commission, and if they earn more than $60,000 then they’re entitled to 60% commission? Now the formula in cell B2, while correct, has become virtually unreadable. No-one should have to write formulae where the functions are nested four levels deep! Surely there must be a simpler way? There certainly is. VLOOKUP to the rescue! Let’s redesign the worksheet a bit. We’ll keep all the same figures, but organize it in a new way, a more tabular way: Take a moment and verify for yourself that the new Rate Table works exactly the same as the series of thresholds above. Conceptually, what we’re about to do is use VLOOKUP to look up the salesperson’s sales total (from B1) in the rate table and return to us the corresponding commission rate. Note that the salesperson may have indeed created sales that are not one of the five values in the rate table ($0, $30,000, $40,000, $50,000 or $60,000). They may have created sales of $34,988. It’s important to note that $34,988 does not appear in the rate table. Let’s see if VLOOKUP can solve our problem anyway… We select cell B2 (the location we want to put our formula), and then insert the VLOOKUP function from the Formulas tab: The Function Arguments box for VLOOKUP appears. We fill in the arguments (parameters) one by one, starting with the Lookup_value, which is, in this case, the sales total from cell B1. We place the cursor in the Lookup_value field and then click once on cell B1: Next we need to specify to VLOOKUP what table to lookup this data in. In this example, it’s the rate table, of course. We place the cursor in the Table_array field, and then highlight the entire rate table – excluding the headings: Next we must specify which column in the table contains the information we want our formula to return to us. In this case we want the commission rate, which is found in the second column in the table, so we therefore enter a 2 into the Col_index_num field: Finally we enter a value in the Range_lookup field. Important: It is the use of this field that differentiates the two ways of using VLOOKUP. To use VLOOKUP with a database, this final parameter, Range_lookup, must always be set to FALSE, but with this other use of VLOOKUP, we must either leave it blank or enter a value of TRUE. When using VLOOKUP, it is vital that you make the correct choice for this final parameter. To be explicit, we will enter a value of true in the Range_lookup field. It would also be fine to leave it blank, as this is the default value: We have completed all the parameters. We now click the OK button, and Excel builds our VLOOKUP formula for us: If we experiment with a few different sales total amounts, we can satisfy ourselves that the formula is working. In the “database” version of VLOOKUP, where the Range_lookup parameter is FALSE, the value passed in the first parameter (Lookup_value) must be present in the database. In other words, we’re looking for an exact match. But in this other use of VLOOKUP, we are not necessarily looking for an exact match. In this case, “near enough is good enough”. But what do we mean by “near enough”? Let’s use an example: When searching for a commission rate on a sales total of $34,988, our VLOOKUP formula will return us a value of 30%, which is the correct answer. Why did it choose the row in the table containing 30% ? What, in fact, does “near enough” mean in this case? Let’s be precise: When Range_lookup is set to TRUE (or omitted), VLOOKUP will look in column 1 and match the highest value that is not greater than the Lookup_value parameter. It’s also important to note that for this system to work, the table must be sorted in ascending order on column 1! If you would like to practice with VLOOKUP, the sample file illustrated in this article can be downloaded from here.

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Many patients older than 65 years of age undergo surgery, and recent data demonstrate that frailty is a more powerful predictor of increased perioperative mortality, morbidity, and cost than predictions based on age or comorbidity alone. The Surgical Service Line at the Nebraska Western-Iowa (NWI) VAMC in Omaha, NE conducts 3,600 operations annually, of which 42% of the patients are 65 years of age or older. In 2011, the Chief of Surgery for the NWI VAMC designed and implemented a Frailty Screening Initiative (FSI) aimed at improving post-operative survival. The FSI consists of two parts: 1) screening for frailty with the goal of rapid assessment without the need for access to a patient's chart, and 2) review of surgical decision-making. This prospective cohort study assessed the impact of the FSI on mortality and complications by comparing surgical outcomes before and after implementation of the FSI. Study participants included all Veterans presenting for major, elective, non-cardiac surgery at the NWI VAMC between October 1, 2007 and July 1, 2014 (n=9,153). The main outcome measure was post-operative mortality at 30, 180, and 365 days. Implementing frailty screening was associated with reduced mortality, suggesting both the feasibility of widespread screening of patients pre-operatively to identify frailty – and the efficacy of system-level initiatives aimed at improving their surgical outcomes. Overall, 30-day mortality dropped from 1.6% to 0.7% after FSI implementation. Improvement was greatest among the frail (12% to 4%). Moreover, the magnitude of improvement among frail patients increased at 180 (24% to 8%) and 365 days (35% to 12%). After controlling for age, frailty, and predicted mortality, multivariate models showed that the FSI resulted in a three-fold survival benefit in this study cohort. Frailty screening of preoperative patients is feasible, and may be an effective and scalable tool for improving surgical outcomes for aging and increasingly frail U.S. and Veteran populations. Because study data could not quantify how the FSI changed perioperative decision-making, it is likely some frail patients did not go on to have surgery, and are thus not included in this analysis. This potential selection bias could explain some of the effect. The FSI intervention did not adhere to a formal post-operative intervention or prehabilitation protocol, thereby limiting investigators' ability to infer the casuative factor behind improvement. Dr. Hall was supported by an HSR&D Career Development Award (CDA 08-281) and is part of HSR&D's Center for Health Equity Research & Promotion (CHERP) in Pittsburgh, PA. Hall D, Arya S, Schmid K, et al. Association of Frailty Screening Initiative with Post-Operative Survival at 30, 180 and 365 days. JAMA Surgery. November 30, 2016;e-pub ahead of print.

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The BlogBusinessFacebook Could Facebook Become the Next Google? When most people think about Facebook, they see it as a social networking platform that's used to communicate with friends, upload photos, and share articles. Anna Johansson, Contributor CEO of Johansson Consulting Jun 20, 2016, 11:19 AM EDT | Updated Jun 21, 2017 When most people think about Facebook, they see it as a social networking platform that's used to communicate with friends, upload photos, and share articles. However, what most people don't realize is that Facebook is expanding in many different directions. And this expansion is happening at such a swift and successful pace that many internet companies - Google included - need to watch out. The Rise of Google and Facebook If you were to combine the valuations of Google and Facebook, it's possible that, collectively, they're worth more than a trillion dollars. In fact, some experts estimate that each company could eventually be worth more than a trillion dollars on their own. With that said, the fact that we're even discussing Facebook alongside Google is something that few could have ever predicted. Sure, Facebook has always been a massive social media brand, but the idea that it's rivaling - and could soon surpass - Google as the ultimate technology company is certainly a riveting story. Whereas Google is dominant in one single area - search - Facebook is moving successfully in many different directions without compromising its core product. It doesn't take a business expert to understand that success in multiple niches is a better long-term growth strategy than dominance in a single area. Five Signs that Facebook is Taking Over Google will be a powerful company for years to come; nobody doubts this fact. However, it's clear that Facebook is better poised for evolving developments in the consumer marketplace. Here are just a few of the signs that experts and investors are looking at when they claim that Facebook is vaulting to the top. 1. Stronger Mobile Strategy Google is in some serious trouble on the mobile advertising front, which is clearly the future of the industry. "It is struggling to outline a coherent mobile strategy to investors in a mobile era," says Rakesh Sharma of Investopedia, even going so far as to call Google a besieged firm. "This could have serious consequences for the company's bottom line as mobile advertising is posed to overtake digital advertising as soon as 2019." Sharma is also quick to point out that Google is under fire in Europe, where regulators are challenging its dominance in the search industry. With multiple anti-trust lawsuits in play, Google could possibly be forced to diminish its presence in its second largest revenue market. Meanwhile, Facebook is thriving with its own mobile strategy. Facebook mobile started out as a glitch app, but has since been refined in a major way. In just a few short years, Facebook's mobile ad revenue has grown from zero percent of the company's ad revenue to a whopping 69 percent. 2. Better Advertising Model Even if you take mobile out of the equation, Facebook's advertising model is much more stable and promising. Whereas Google AdWords was once an equalizing force for small businesses in their attempt to gain search engine recognition, it's no longer a cost-effective tool. In many competitive industries, the larger players with unlimited budgets are buying up all of the inventory and squeezing out the little guys. Take the real estate industry as an example. Big brands like Zillow and Trulia are sucking up so much inventory that individual agents and small websites are finding it impossible to grab any space - but Google's loss is Facebook's gain. Realtors and small businesses are utilizing social media tools to tap into the robust Facebook ad marketplace. It's not just the real estate industry, though. From ecommerce to brick-and-mortar retail, small businesses are becoming increasingly fond of Facebook advertising for two major reasons: (1) It's more cost effective, and (2) It offers better targeting features. Whereas users are limited in what they can do with AdWords, Facebook has access to millions of data points and makes sophisticated audience targeting surprisingly intuitive. In the years to come, this will turn even more ad spend away from Google. 3. New Independent Search Function The average person may not realize it, but Facebook is actually coming after Google in the search arena. There's no question that Google is the current king of search, but Facebook is positioning itself to overtake Google and to become the future of search. Facebook understands that, in order to become a major force in the search industry, it has to do something different. It has to look down the road and to predict what customers will want five, ten, or fifteen years from now. In Mark Zuckerberg's humble opinion, the future of search is rooted in artificial intelligence and something called "Graph Search." Graph search is designed to answer search queries and questions when the answer isn't clear, fixed, or structured. This includes questions like, "Which bars do my friends in New York City like to visit?" However, don't expect Facebook to become the new king of search any time soon. Zuckerberg admits this is something that may be more than a decade down the road. "The way that we're thinking about this, there's just so much content that people have shared on Facebook that simply building the infrastructure to index all of it and start ranking it is a multiyear effort, which we're making our way through," he said in 2014. 4. Growth of Facebook Instant Articles Everyone knows that Facebook is one of the internet's leading traffic referral sources. However, Facebook wants to be more than a referral source. It wants to do something that Google hasn't been able to do - own content. It's currently experimenting with this in the form of Facebook Instant Articles, which was just released on April 12. While there's much debate over whether this new initiative will work, it's clear that Facebook understands the importance of gaining more ownership and control over ad inventory and content. 5. Focus on User Engagement While there are a lot of concrete signs that point to Facebook's ability to surpass Google in the years to come, it's the intangibles that Facebook possesses that could be its greatest driving forces. Take user engagement, for example. "Google is primarily driven by data. It's like an incredibly intelligent piece of string that both guides and follows you throughout your day," says tech journalist Jamie Carter. "Facebook is primarily driven by engagement, by providing spaces where we can spend time engaging with other people and content. Its places are much more defined - its website, its mobile app, Instagram." In other words, Facebook develops everything with user experience in mind. This makes Facebook products incredibly useful and immersive. While Google also develops quality products, data is the company's heartbeat. Ultimately, this focus on data over engagement could come back to bite the search giant. Look Out, Google...Facebook is Coming for You It's inaccurate to say that Google is on the verge of becoming an obsolete tech company. It's less about the fact that Google is slipping and more about the fact that Facebook is moving rapidly to the forefront. Expect to see many battles waged between these two global tech forces in the years to come. However, if the trends that we're currently experiencing end up holding true, it looks like Facebook will be on top. Now, wouldn't that be a story: a college student starts a simple social networking website out of his dorm room and grows it into the world's largest and most influential technology corporation. Maybe the American Dream is alive and well after all. BusinessFacebook

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GREG BERLANTI TO RECEIVE 2018 INTERNATIONAL EMMY® FOUNDERS AWARD Record Setting Writer & Producer Behind Global Hits “Dawson’s Creek”, “The Flash” & “Blindspot”, to be Honored at 46th International Emmy® Awards, on November 19, in New York New York/Cannes-Miptv, April 9, 2018 – The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced today that Writer, Director and Producer Greg Berlanti- who holds the record for most shows on US television networks at the same time (eleven), will receive the 2018 International Emmy® Founders Award at the 46th International Emmy® Awards Gala, on Monday, November 19, 2018, in New York City. “Greg Berlanti is a renaissance producer whose shows and characters have the unique power to strike a chord with global audiences across all genres and demographics,” said Academy President & CEO, Bruce L. Paisner. “We look forward to honoring his remarkable body of work with our Founders Award.” “I am humbled and honored to be recognized this year by the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences with the Founders Award. Knowing that our shows are reaching a global audience is incredibly rewarding. I endeavor to continue to be a part of meaningful and entertaining content that resonates with a worldwide fanbase.”, said Greg Berlanti. Berlanti is best known for his work as executive producer and co-creator of The CW’s Arrow, The Flash, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, and Supergirl , collectively referred to as The CW’s Arrowverse. Additionally, Berlanti serves as executive producer on The CW’s Riverdale, Black Lightning, and NBC’s Blindspot . Upcoming television projects via his Berlanti Productions banner include Lifetime’s straight-to-series thriller You; the live-action version of DC Entertainment’s Titans; and ABC’s new series Deception ; the untitled Sabrina series for Netflix, based on the original beloved television series. Berlanti Productions surpassed their own record this year, as they now currently have eleven television productions on the air across multiple major networks. Berlanti started in television as a staff writer on the hit show Dawson’s Creek where he was promoted to showrunner by his second year on the series. Since then, Berlanti has served as creator, writer, and producer behind several of the most creative and lauded television series in history including WB’s Everwood and Jack & Bobby, ABC’s Brothers & Sisters, Eli Stone (for which he was nominated for a WG Aaward), and Dirty, Sexy, Money, and the USA Network’s mini- series Political Animals (for which he was nominated for a WGA, DGA and Golden Globe award). During Upfronts 2017, it was announced that Berlanti would make television history with a total of 10 scripted series on the air at the same time. The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is a membership based organization comprised of leading media and entertainment figures from over 60 countries and 500 companies from all sectors of television including internet, mobile and technology. The Academy’s yearly schedule of events includes the prestigious International Emmy® Awards held in New York, The International Emmy® Kids Awards at MIPTV and a series of industry events such as Academy Day, The International Emmy® World Television Festival and Panels on substantive industry topics. The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences recognizes excellence in television produced outside of the United States, as well as US Primetime programs produced in languages other than English, with the prestigious Emmy® Award. Currently celebrating programming across varied areas including: Arts Programming, Current Affairs, Comedy, Documentary, Drama Series, News, Non-Scripted Entertainment, Telenovela, and TV Movie/Mini-Series, it also recognizes excellence in Performances, Kids programming and Digital. For more information, go to www.iemmys.tv Matt Biscuiti Previous PostPrevious 2017 INTERNATIONAL EMMY® WINNERS ANNOUNCED AT GALA IN NEW YORK Next PostNext 6TH INTERNATIONAL EMMY® KIDS AWARDS WINNERS ANNOUNCED

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One reality of life is that risk is ever present. It exists in our commute to work, in our investment choices, and in our lifestyle decisions. Some risks can be transferred to an insurance company (e.g. auto or homeowners), while others we assume ourselves. When you choose to bear the financial burden of an adverse event, you are engaging in self-insurance.1 You may self-insure by assuming the entirety of a financial risk, or a portion of it. For example, the deductibles you have on your insurance policies are an expression of the portion of financial risk you are willing to assume. If you want to self-insure, you should consider two action steps. The first is to attempt to manage risks, such as installing a home alarm or not texting and driving. The second step is to create a cash reserve to have available for expenses that are associated with any losses you may suffer. If you choose to self-insure, here are some tips that might help you manage the costs: The deductible you choose is one of the major factors in pricing an insurance policy. Generally, the higher the deductible, the lower the cost of the insurance. You can choose to selectively assume all the risk. For instance, do you really need to purchase extended warranties? Does your 14-year-old car need collision coverage? Consider lengthening the waiting period before payments begin on disability insurance. By choosing to wait, for example 90 days before beginning benefit payments rather than 30 days, you are self-insuring the 60-day difference, which potentially can reduce the cost of a policy.2 The reserve fund you may create to pay for potential financial losses should be kept in highly liquid assets, such as money market mutual funds.³ Ultimately, the decision to self-insure—and to what degree—will be a function of how much risk you can afford to take on. 1. Self-insuring is an insurance strategy based on certain assumptions. It is not intended to provide specific insurance advice. Keep in mind that the types of insurance examples and approaches illustrated may not be suitable for everyone. A financial professional can help with a risk evaluation. 2. The information in this material is not intended as tax or legal advice. It may not be used for the purpose of avoiding any federal tax penalties. Federal and state laws and regulations are subject to change, which may have an impact on after-tax investment returns. Please consult legal or tax professionals for specific information regarding your individual situation. 3. Money held in money market funds is not insured or guaranteed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or any other government agency. Money market funds seek to preserve the value of your investment at $1.00 a share. However, it is possible to lose money by investing in a money market fund.

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Wonder Woman 3: A Complete Movie Review [HD] Wonder Woman 2017 Pelicula Completa En Español Gratis Wonder from www.pinterest.com The Exciting World of Wonder Woman Wonder Woman has been one of the most iconic characters in the world of comic books and movies. This year, fans have been eagerly waiting for the release of the third Wonder Woman movie, which is titled "Ver Wonder Woman Pelicula Completa". The movie is directed by Patty Jenkins, who also directed the previous two movies. The Plot of the Movie The movie is set in the year 2023, and it follows the story of Diana, the princess of the Amazons, who is also known as Wonder Woman. In the movie, Diana is faced with a new set of challenges as she tries to save the world from a new threat. The movie is action-packed and full of suspense, as Diana fights her way through various obstacles to save the world. The Cast of the Movie The movie features an all-star cast, including Gal Gadot, who plays the role of Wonder Woman. Other cast members include Kristen Wiig, who plays the role of Cheetah, and Pedro Pascal, who plays the role of Maxwell Lord. The cast delivers outstanding performances, making the movie a must-watch for fans of the franchise. The Visual Effects of the Movie The movie is visually stunning, with breathtaking special effects that bring the world of Wonder Woman to life. From the action-packed fight scenes to the beautiful landscapes, the movie is a feast for the eyes. Fans of the franchise will not be disappointed with the quality of the visuals in this movie. The Critic's Verdict The movie has received positive reviews from critics, who have praised the performances of the cast, the plot, and the visuals. The movie has been described as a thrilling and action-packed adventure, with a strong message of hope and empowerment. Fans of the franchise will not be disappointed with the third installment of the Wonder Woman series. The Box Office Success The movie has been a box office success, grossing over $1 billion worldwide. The movie has been a hit with fans of the franchise, who have praised the movie for its action-packed scenes and strong messages of empowerment. The success of the movie has cemented the Wonder Woman franchise as one of the most successful superhero franchises of all time. The Legacy of Wonder Woman Wonder Woman has been an important character in the world of comic books and movies, and the release of "Ver Wonder Woman Pelicula Completa" has only added to her legacy. The character has inspired countless people around the world, and her message of hope and empowerment continues to resonate with audiences of all ages. The Future of the Franchise The success of the Wonder Woman franchise has led to the announcement of a fourth movie, which is set to be released in 2025. Fans of the franchise can look forward to more action-packed adventures with their favorite superhero, as Wonder Woman continues to inspire and empower audiences around the world. "Ver Wonder Woman Pelicula Completa" is a must-watch movie for fans of the franchise. The movie is action-packed, visually stunning, and delivers a strong message of hope and empowerment. The movie has received positive reviews from critics and has been a box office success, cementing the Wonder Woman franchise as one of the most successful superhero franchises of all time. Fans of the franchise can look forward to more adventures with their favorite superhero in the future. Source: www.sensacine.com Source: www.ecartelera.com Source: pelisgmuro.blogspot.com Source: wallpapercave.com completa pelicula woman wonder Label: completa pelicula woman wonder

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"At the Black Cat" Lot no. 4365 By Charles Dana Gibson (1867 - 1944) Pen and Ink Over Graphite on Board Signed "C. D. Gibson" in lower left "At the Black Cat." Illustration for About Paris by Richard Harding Davis (New Yorker: Harper & Brothers, 1895), page 71. Subsequently reproduced in Pictures of People (New York: Russell & Son, 1896). See all original artwork by Charles Dana Gibson Explore related art collections: $5,000 - $20,000 / Black & White / Magazine Stories

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Pamela Kay Seiler March 16, 1949 - March 2, 2022 Stay up-to-date on event information as well as memories shared on Pamela Kay Seiler’s Tribute Wall.

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Daria Zakharova heads the Poland-Baltics Unit in the IMF’s European Department, and is Mission Chief for Poland. She previously led missions to Slovenia, Iceland, and Slovakia. Her research interests span a broad range of issues, including economic growth, fiscal and monetary policy and institutions, and capital flow management. She holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Minnesota. Prior to joining the IMF in 2000, she worked as an associate analyst at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.

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Jesus Gonzalez-Garcia is a senior economist in the Strategy, Standards and Review Division of the IMF’s Statistics Department. Previously, he held the same position in the regional studies division of the African Department and in Western Hemisphere Department he worked as desk economist for some Caribbean economies and the Dominican Republic. His research has focused on applied econometrics: competition and its relationship with trade liberalization and growth; fiscal multipliers, growth spells and global value chains in developing countries; the identification of regime shifts in time series models; models for inflation targeting; and the effect of transparency about central bank’s reserve holdings on exchange rate volatility. Trade as a Tool for an Efficient Recovery A Sea Change: The New Migration from sub-Saharan Africa Banking on the Government

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INS Blog INS Story Archive I'mNotSorry.net Celebrating the right to choose Emalee’s Story Emily’s Story You should subscribe to the I’m Not Sorry RSS feed and follow us on Twitter. Thanks for visiting! Last year I got pregnant. I was 18 years old and my boyfriend was 17. We’ve been together since we were 13 and we had sex for the first time when I was 17 and he was 16. I was taking a year off between high school and college. My boyfriend was still in his senior year of high school, just having sent out his applications to college. When it happened I thought I was dreaming. We had been using birth control…I was always taught that if you use birth control, you don’t get pregnant. We were so in love we felt like we could do anything. We lay together at night and we talked about what it would be like to raise a baby together. I would cry a lot, maybe because of the hormones, maybe because I just cry a lot in general. I felt like I was going through something that I shouldn’t be going through. I tried to imagine having to take care of a child when I wasn’t even ready to take care of myself. I thought about it constantly for the month that I was pregnant. I went to pro-life websites and I looked at girls writing about their regrets about having abortions. I looked at websites where teen girls talked about deciding not to have an abortion and how they have kids now who they adore and couldn’t imagine living without. I cried and I read and I cried and I read. No one understood why I was so obsessed. I didn’t talk to anyone about it except for my boyfriend, because I knew he was going through the same thing. The difference was that he didn’t see it as a choice that he could make. To this day I don’t know what he would have done if it had been entirely up to him. I wanted to be put to sleep. I don’t know why … but I also got put to sleep to get my wisdom teeth out, which took 8 minutes. When I got to the hospital I felt so strange. In some ways I felt like I should be going to a clinic, experiencing the protesters like most girls have to. My boyfriend and my mom both came with me; it felt strange walking around a public place with just a little paper nightgown on. The only other people in the waiting room were an old man and his wife. The old man was in the paper nightgown. I assumed they weren’t there for an abortion. My boyfriend couldn’t come into the waiting room with us. I was worried…embarrassed to be in a hospital gown with sick people when I wasn’t really sick. I guess all pregnant women go to hospitals whether they get an abortion or not, but I still felt out of place. I wished that it would be a longer procedure, a more difficult one. After a month of agonizing I felt that what happened was too easy. I went in at 8 and was out by 12 and that was only because I had to recover from the anesthesia. I don’t really remember that day…I slept a lot and my dad’s work partner told me to drink wine…she said it would ease the cramping. I didn’t have any cramping. I remember I bled a lot. When I first went to the bathroom there was blood everywhere and I wasn’t allowed to wear tampons. I was in the bathroom with a nurse and she was helping me clean everything up. It was really embarrassing. I felt like I’d peed in my pants or something. It was strange how fast it went away. One day I was pregnant and the next day I wasn’t. I don’t regret my decision. I would have had my baby a month ago. I started college this September. I imagined as I walked in that first day what it would have been like if I was 7 and a half months pregnant. I would have a one-month-old child right now. I don’t know where I would be living or how I would take care of a child. I’m still a baby myself. For some people I know the decision is easy. They find out that they’re pregnant and they’re having an abortion. It wasn’t like that for me. I hate when people say that people use abortions as birth control. I hate when they say women do it for convenience. This was the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make. I thought, I cried, I grieved, but in the end I chose my life over a bunch of cells that may at some point turn into a baby. I’m not sorry for that. Emily’s Story I’ve had two abortions. The first one, I was 18, had recently graduated high school, and I was seeing someone new. We only slept together once, … Cindy’s Story My name is Cindy and I am 23 years old. I just had an abortion 2 days ago. I have 2 boys ages 5 and 2 and a half … Julia’s Story First I am so glad a place like this exists for people like us to share our stories. Thank you so much for your time and devotion to this … I’m Not Sorry Tagged with: E Welcome to I’m Not Sorry.net • Please read our commenting policy. • Want to submit a story of your own? Go here. 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business, Home Improvements Whether you’re building a home or a business, you’ll need to hire an electrician to install electrical circuits. When searching for the best electrician near me look for professionals who can also help with repairs and rewiring. Our short guide on how to find experts in the trade will help you find the electricians most suitable for the task. If you’re having trouble with your electrical system, don’t panic. It’s easy to find a skilled professional to provide the services you need. The best electrician near me services include installing, repairing and upgrading electrical devices. You may need to install a new circuit breaker or a panel, or you may need to upgrade your current electrical system. Electrical installations can be dangerous, so it’s important to hire professional electricians. Many electrical issues can occur without warning. For example, a faulty switchboard can create a risk to your family. Also, a simple mistake may lead to a fire. If you don’t get professional electrical installation services, you’re putting your family at risk. Some electrical systems require a permit. This will vary depending on the location. In the home, you’ll need a permit for work larger than 1000 KVA. It’s also important to have a certified electrician do the installation. The electrician may also need to check your wiring for safety hazards. They may perform a free electrical inspection to see if there’s any problem. Rewiring a house is a big project, and not one that most homeowners can undertake on their own. The process involves opening up walls, running new wires, and connecting switches and fixtures. It is also quite a safety risk. If the work isn’t done right, it can cause surges, tripped breakers, and even electrical fires. A professional can handle this job safely. Not only will a professional ensure the wiring is up to code, but they will help you avoid potential hazards. 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First Solar, Inc. (FSLR), Sunedison Inc (SUNE): Clean Energy – To Play or Not to Play? Published on June 12, 2013 at 1:03 pm by The Motley Fool in News When several prominent solar companies soared in 2011, the stage was set for the entire clean-energy group to explode. Investing in sustainable energy seemed like an alluring way to make a profit: not only could investors contribute to creating a sustainable environment for the future, but they could gain potential returns on their investments in the meantime. It seemed as if it was only a matter of time before winners — those who could develop both cheap and sustainable sources of energy — would emerge. While not all clean energy companies profited as rapidly as many investors hoped, or even survived, several companies did indeed surface. The first was First Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLR), an Arizona-headquartered leading manufacturer of solar modules. The company provided an edge over its competition in that it had attained a manufacturing cost advantage by utilizing a proprietary method based on cadmium telluride (CdTe), a semiconductor material, whereas competitors in the market use silicon. This advantage allowed for First Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLR) to grow at a more rapid pace than its peers. In addition, First Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLR) is a competitive clean-energy player on both qualitative and on a quantitative bases. Primarily, the emerging economies – which are driving an increasing demand for clean energy – display the most optimal environment for the CdTe to thrive. Countries such as India, Australia, and Chile, which all display hot and humid weather, display ideal environments for CdTe. This is because CdTe doesn’t lose as much power as the temperature increases in silicon, which loses voltage at a faster rate as heat levels increase. In addition, in the near term, First Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLR) may likely benefit from a significant backlog of projects in the US that have not yet been sold, which could provide a fairly noteworthy upside to revenue over the next few quarters. Two of First Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLR)’s primary competitors in the clean energy space are MEMC Electronic Materials, which recently renamed itself to Sunedison Inc (NYSE:SUNE) — a silicon-wafer and solar wafer manufacturer headquartered in Missouri, and SunPower Corporation (NASDAQ:SPWR), a solar-products company that makes and distributes solar-electric systems. To begin with, Sunedison Inc (NYSE:SUNE) is currently broken into two segments: solar energy and semiconductor materials. Solar energy is the driver behind all large-scale solar energy projects, and the latter supplies raw silicon wafers to the semiconductor industry. However, given the fact that companies like First Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLR) are pioneering the way in emerging economies thanks to its CdTe technology, over the long term, it does not appear that Sunedison Inc (NYSE:SUNE) holds a significant competitive advantage. First Solar Inc. (FSLR)NASDAQ:FSLRNASDAQ:SPWRNYSE:SUNESunedison Inc. (SUNE)SunPower Corp (SPWR)Show more...Show less First Solar, Inc. (FSLR) News: New Mexico, Maxim Group & More Silicon Laboratories (SLAB): Hedge Funds and Insiders Are Bearish, What Should... NRG Energy Inc (NRG): This Visionary CEO Is Killing the Energy Paradigm First Solar, Inc. (FSLR), Apollo Group Inc (APOL), Monsanto Company (MON):... First Solar, Inc. (FSLR): This Could Be LDK Solar Co., Ltd (LDK)'s Last Chance... SolarCity Corp (SCTY), SunPower Corporation (SPWR): Utilities Must Adapt to...

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Home / Blog / Blog / Why are languages missing from the Sustainable Development Goals? Why are languages missing from the Sustainable Development Goals? Guest blog by Wine Tesseur. This blog has been translated to over 15 languages with the support of ‘The Language Industry’. See translated versions here: http://www.thelanguageindustry.eu/es/meertaligheid/3543-why-are-languages-missing-from-the-sustainable-development-goals The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aim to put the most vulnerable populations first and to leave no one behind. This implies communicating in a multiplicity of languages, yet the SDGs are silent on language issues. Although proponents see the realisation of the SDGs as emerging from dialogue with vulnerable populations, it is unclear how sustainable, two-way democratic communication will be ensured. The absence of any mention of language in the SDGs was the topic of a UN Symposium titled ‘Language, the Sustainable Development Goals and Vulnerable Populations’, held in New York on 11-12 May 2017. It was the second event organised by a Study Group on Language and the United Nations, an independent group of scholars and practitioners. As a researcher on the project ‘The Listening Zones of NGOs: Languages and Cultural Knowledge in Development Programmes’, jointly organised by INTRAC, the University of Reading and the University of Portsmouth, I participated in the symposium and contributed a paper on the role of languages in the development work of international UK-based NGOs (watch it below). I was curious to find out more about the work of other researchers as well as practitioners working on the role of languages in development. In this blog, I share some thoughts and insights on the discussions and debates that took place over these two stimulating days. Wine Tesseur (University of Reading, UK) “Listening in what language? The role of languages in international NGOs’ development programmes” Posted by Michel Anne Frederic DeGraff on Thursday, May 11, 2017 The role of languages in delivering the SDGs In the opening discussion, Michael Ten-Pow, Permanent Representative of Guyana to the United Nations, pointed out that the SDGs include mechanisms for implementation that specifically focus on the inclusion of vulnerable groups. For example, SDG 2 ‘Zero Hunger’ ensures ‘access to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round’. SDG 4, ‘Quality Education’, aims to ‘eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education’. Yet there are no mechanisms that take into account the language needs of vulnerable populations. Furthermore, Ten-Pow posited that provision of language services at the UN is often taken for granted, and that there exists an implicit assumption that policy and prescription will automatically reach other levels of the aid chain. Cristina Diez, UN representative of ATD Fourth World movement, highlighted that 99% of negotiations on the SDGs were done in English, and 100% of negotiation outcomes were written in English. We have already excluded billions of people, she noted, and yet this agenda is for those who have not had the opportunity to have their voice heard. In delivering the SDGs, it is therefore critical to reflect on processes to include those most vulnerable. Does indirect language form a barrier? A large majority of presentations and discussions at the symposium focused on education. Often linked explicitly to SDG 4, many speakers presented examples of projects on literacy and mother-tongue education for refugees, migrants, and other language minority groups. But one of the most well-received papers, and one that will undoubtedly stay with participants for a long time, was that of Cornelius Wambi Gulere, read out by a colleague, on ‘Cultures that use indirect language today face the challenge of being misunderstood’ (watch it below). Himself a teacher and development worker from Uganda, Wambi Gulere introduced some of the characteristics of the Lusoga language, which is dominated by riddling and ‘proverbiage’. Wambi Gulere’s argument was that speakers of indirect languages often lose out on many opportunities because they are regularly misunderstood by their development partners, and that if the SDGs truly want to emerge from dialogue, more attention needs to be paid to these specific language features. Cornelius Wambi Gulere (teacher and development worker) “Cultures that use indirect language today face the challenge of being misunderstood” + Q&A How can the Study Group promote good practice to influence the UN? Although I would certainly consider this year’s symposium a success in terms of forming a stronger network of practitioners and academics that share project results and ideas on these issues, there is a long way to go in effectively influencing UN policy and practice, as well as opening up the symposium itself to participants from more vulnerable groups. Firstly, if the Study Group and its symposium are to be seen as advocates for multilingualism, more thought should be given to the languages used in these initiatives. The conclusion in the report from last year’s symposium stated that the absence of any discussion on language in the SDGs is due to a more general failure to recognise the consequences of linguistic diversity, and that this has been exacerbated by the rise of English as a lingua franca, which has facilitated communication among elites. Perhaps then, it is necessary for the Study Group to make its own position on this clearer. The symposium, as well as the website of the Study Group, are hosted in English. The large majority of people present belonged to elite groups (Western academics and NGO staff), even more so due to stricter US entry requirements, which prevented some presenters to attend the conference in person. If more thought is given to how the symposium and Study Group can be more linguistically and culturally diverse, their message to the UN would be accompanied by an example of good practice. This would give more credibility and authority, and the initiatives would have greater chances of influencing UN policy. Secondly, there is a need to give more visibility to a great deal of language negotiations that are already going on, at the UN, through local initiatives, as well as in the work of international NGOs, which is one of the emerging findings of our ‘Listening Zones of NGOs’ project and that I discussed in my paper. For the SDGs specifically, an initiative such as that of Ntiokam Divine to translate the SDGs into African languages, is well worth giving more visibility. So far, Divine has succeeded in having the SDGs translated into 32 local languages of his native Cameroon, as well as into local languages of Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Nigeria. It seems odd that the initiative, which at least some UN representatives are aware of, wasn’t given any visibility during the two-day symposium. Overall, participating in this symposium has been a unique and insightful experience. As a linguist, I am pleased to see issues of language diversity and communication be given greater attention. One important message that I take from this conference is the need to continue negotiating the meaning of the SDGs and of development. A key contribution that I believe could emerge from our ‘Listening Zones’ project is a number of case studies that would demonstrate how language negotiation has contributed to various stages of development projects and outcomes. Rather than turning language into another tick-box exercise, such an approach would help raise awareness of the important and complex role of language in development, and would help existing good practice to be celebrated. Watch Wine Tesseur’s paper ‘Listening in what language? The role of languages in international NGOs’ development programmes’ academic-practitioner collaboration, languages, partnership, SDGs, The Listening Zones of NGOs: languages and cultural knowledge in development programmes Practitioner-academic collaboration in research to tackle global development challenges Do NGOs Need a Languages Policy? 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Florida’s East Coast Lake Worth Lagoon Sea Turtle Nesting St. Lucie Site Tracking Olive Ridleys Turtle Adoptions Turtle Walks Curricula Requests Youth Driven Cinema Florida’s East CoastN H2022-10-13T18:33:58-04:00 IRG has conducted various short term in-water sea turtle monitoring programs on Florida’s east coast throughout its history. This year IRG has begun a long term study to answer deeper questions. It focuses on sea turtles found at inshore lagoon sites and Atlantic nearshore reef sites between Indian River and Miami-Dade Counties. The goal of the project is to compare the characteristics of groups of turtles living in lagoons and reefs while searching for connections between the two areas. The project will include visual surveys, targeted captures, and acoustic tracking. This study will also give our collaborators an opportunity to access sea turtles to answer additional questions. Additionally, we are working within Biscayne National Park. Ninety-five percent of the park is aquatic but there has been little effort to study sea turtles within the park. Our study aims to fill in knowledge gaps and answer basic biological questions about sea turtles found within the park.The project is a collaboration between Inwater Research Group and the Florida Hawksbill Project. While all species will be documented, our organizations are especially interested in how hawksbills utilize these waters. In 2017 this project was supported by Friends of Gumbo Limbo Nature Center, an Anonymous Donor, and the Sea Turtle Grants Program (Grant #17-046R). The Sea Turtle Grants Program is funded from proceeds from the sale of the Florida Sea Turtle License Plate. Learn more at helpingseaturtles.org.

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Self-contained Calibration Determination by Jointly Solving the Attitude Estimation and Calibration Problem S. Zorn, M. Niestroj, M. Meurer Abstract: Calibration among the several antenna elements is a mandatory requirement to determine the attitude of a multielement antenna-array. Moreover, knowing the antenna attitude can vastly improve detection and mitigation of spoofers and / or Radio Frequency Interferences (RFIs). In todays receivers the time-varying phase offset introduced by the active elements like amplifiers, downconverters as well as various filters and unequal cable lengths are usually calibrated using a pilot signal, which is injected in the antenna signal. This method, however, does not only complicate the manufacturing process, but also increases the complexity of the receiver architecture and power consumptions. This paper therefore provides an approach, which totally operates on the software side. The proposed method is established based on the fact that for each incoming GNSS signal the direction of arrival (DOA) is exactly known by means of the ephemeris data, which is transmitted from each satellite. In order to estimate the calibration phases, the DOAs of the received satellite signals are compared with their corresponding expected DOAs, which are determined based on the ephemeris data. The problem, however, lies in the fact, that the expected DOAs are given in the East-North-Up (ENU) coordinate frame, whereas the measured DOAs are given in the local coordinate frame and are additionally affected by the unknown phase offsets to be calibrated. The proposed algorithm therefore solves the attitude estimation and calibration problem jointly using an iterative approach. Cite this article: Zorn, S., Niestroj, M., Meurer, M., "Self-contained Calibration Determination by Jointly Solving the Attitude Estimation and Calibration Problem," Proceedings of the 29th International Technical Meeting of the Satellite Division of The Institute of Navigation (ION GNSS+ 2016), Portland, Oregon, September 2016, pp. 335-342.

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Skid Row Fan 0 Skid Row Original Members Reunion Skid Row Fan 0 Comments The 80's music scene was made great by the band Skid Row. Back in 1999, the original members went their separate ways never to reunite. Many of their fans would love to see the original Skid Row members reunite for a new album and tour. Let's get this petition out there and shared to as many metal fans as possible to let the band know we want to see them all back together and rocking once again. Skid Row is an American heavy metal band, formed in 1986 in Toms River, New Jersey. The group was commercially successful in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with its first two albums Skid Row and Slave to the Grind certified multi-platinum, the latter of which reached number one on the Billboard 200. The band's third album Subhuman Race was also critically acclaimed, but failed to repeat the success of its predecessors. During this period, the band consisted of bassist Rachel Bolan, guitarists Dave Sabo and Scotti Hill, drummer Rob Affuso, and frontman Sebastian Bach. The band sold 20 million albums worldwide by the end of 1996.

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Tim Ruffer Tim Ruffer is Itad’s Managing Partner. He has over 20 years’ experience in global development with a particular focus on the role of businesses, markets, investment and finance in improving economic well-being. He is a highly regarded adviser, team leader and project director, having worked in over 35 countries. Tim helps international development organisations, investors and businesses to assess the impact of their work, and to learn and improve their performance. He brings wide-ranging expertise in strategy advice and analysis, results and performance assessment, and all types of evaluation. He has been the lead author of numerous guidelines and handbooks on results measurement and evaluation for inclusive growth and market development. In his role as Managing Partner, Tim chairs Itad’s Executive Committee and sits on its board. [email protected] LinkedIn Making the most of 0.5% – what now for the UK aid budget? The UK government has announced that the 2015 commitment to spend 0.7% of Gross National Income (GNI) on foreign aid will be... Balancing the UK’s development objectives and national interest: Three lessons for the FCO/DFID merger There has been wide-ranging debate over the last weeks about the UK Government announcement to merge DFID and FCO into the new...

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Labour leader says new Northern Ireland Secretary asked if passport for Derry was needed Keir Starmer Wednesday 13 July 2022, 4:36pm Play Brightcove video The Labour leader has claimed the new Secretary of State once asked if "you needed a passport to get to Derry". Sir Keir Starmer was welcoming the new cabinet ministers to the front benches of the House of Commons after a week of turmoil which saw the prime minister lose over 50 members of his cabinet and was forced to resign. Hanging effigies at children's bonfire 'fun day' leaves minister sick NI man taking part in round-the-world race delighted to be home as fleet docks "We have a new Chancellor who accepted a job from the Prime Minister on Wednesday afternoon and then told him to quit on Thursday morning," he said. "A new Northern Ireland Secretary who once asked if you needed a passport to get to Derry, and a new Education Secretary whose junior Ministers have literally been giving the middle finger to the public. It is truly the country’s loss that they will only be in post for a few weeks." As Sir Keir made the remarks new Northern Ireland Secretary Shailesh Vara can be seen shaking his head and saying "that's not right." Mr Vara was formerly a minister in the Northern Ireland office for 10 months in 2018. The passport claims were made in the Sunday Times. In a statement, the NIO told UTV: "The Secretary of State is clear that these comments have no basis in truth whatsoever. The event reported simply did not happen. "An official would also never refer to Derry/Londonderry as 'Derry'. "The Secretary of State pointed out that misinformation of this sort only detracts from the serious and important issues concerning Northern Ireland that he wishes to concentrate on." It was a rowdy Commons chamber before the two leaders went head to head, with Speaker Lindsay Hoyle ordering two Scottish MPs to be ejected from the House. Alba Party pair Kenny MacAskill and Belfast-born MP Neale Hanvey were told to leave after the former was heard trying to raise a point of order and appeared to say "we need a referendum". He then refused to sit down and continued to speak, prompting Sir Lindsay to act. The Speaker said: "I will not tolerate such behaviour. If you want to go out, go out now. "If you stand again, I will order you out. Make your mind up." Mr MacAskill rose to his feet again before Mr Hanvey also stood up and started speaking, but he could not be heard over the heckling from Tory MPs. Sir Lindsay then named the pair, meaning they are suspended from the House. He said: "Neale Hanvey, I'm now naming you and Kenny MacAskill to leave this chamber. Serjeant, deal with them. Out now, Serjeant-at-arms escort them out." Meanwhile, in the Commons, a bill to rip up the Northern Ireland Protocol is progressing through the committee stages. MPs are attempting to amend it and dilute its aims, something the DUP opposes. Speaking on Wednesday morning, Mr Vara said the government was intent on getting the bill into law, despite the possible distraction of a Tory leadership content. "This is vital piece of legislation and it will be getting the attention it deserves," he said. "Business is continuing, notwithstanding there is a leadership election." He said the government was determined to reach agreement with the EU, but if they could not reach a resolution, "we have to act". "We have proposals... I do believe with proper good will and intent, we can reach a compromise." His predecessor Brandon Lewis had indicated he would implement abortion services in Northern Ireland over the head of the Department of Health. MPs at Westminster voted to legalise abortion in Northern Ireland in 2019, but full services have not been established. Health Minister Robin Swann has argued that he needs the support of the Stormont Executive to commission abortion services. Mr Lewis, last month, said he was preparing to act on the delay. Mr Vara said it was vital services were commissioned. "It is vital women and girls in Northern Ireland have the same healthcare facilities for abortion that woman and girls throughout the rest of the UK. "It is important the Department of Health does all it can to make sure those services are available as quickly as possible." Mr Vara said he was delighted to return to Northern Ireland and had met with all the main party leaders and had discussions with Simon Coveney, the Irish Foreign Affairs Minister. He said he was determined to see power sharing restored. Asked what the best thing about Northern Ireland was, he said the people and also the food. Although he did say at times the portion sizes were too big. Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories? Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know.

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The Milk Check Podcast Poor premiums (Part 1): Corn is high and labor short on supply The dairy producer feels like they’re between a rock and a hard place as premiums remain low while feed and shipping costs keep going up. “So, what do we do about it,” T2 asks on this edition of The Milk Check, a two-part deep dive into what the industry can do to get more money on milk checks. In part one, we discuss how the fierce competition for labor in rural areas has reduced hauling and processing capabilities, decreasing the demand for milk while the cost of feeding the nation’s large herd remains high. Can rich Class III prices make up for low premiums and high input costs? The conversation continues in part two, where we discuss the effects exports have on competition for milk from the farm. https://media.blubrry.com/themilkcheck/p/content.blubrry.com/themilkcheck/JAC-TMC-39-V1.mp3 Subscribe: Google Podcasts | RSS T3: Welcome, everybody to the July podcast. We thought this would be a good time to have a discussion about markets. But not about markets the way that we usually talk about where we’re talking about cheese prices, or we’re talking about Class III prices or butter prices or powder prices. This time, I think we’ll focus on the basis. How we’re finding this market right now in the dairy industry throughout the dairy industry, from feed prices to milk prices, to finished product prices like cheese and butter, we’re seeing major changes and big differences in the basis prices, the premiums for milk, the overages for cheese. It is just so different, especially in the spot market from what we’re used to because it bears discussing because I think that’s affecting how people’s milk checks look, and I think it would be an interesting thing to discuss. Where should we start? Anna, Dad, do you guys want to start at the milk or should we start maybe with feed costs? T2: Well, if you want to look back at it historically, we’re taking the bull by the horns here, six or eight years ago when we delivered milk to a buyer’s plant, we delivered it at class price, using Class II as the most obvious example plus a premium. And usually, the premium covered the freight, sometimes covered the freight and then even more in certain times of the year is that they’ll be from the dairy or the farm, and the buyer paid the freight. Today, we’re not doing that. And I guess the question is, why? Why are we delivering milk at prices considerably under-class? Does that mean that the people who are buying the milk are taking us for a ride and they’re making all the money? Well, I do think that the people who are buying the milk and taking it from the processing plant to the converter to the grocery store shelf, I think that’s where the margin is. And we’re not getting a piece of that margin right now. So, why not? First of all, is the margin really there? In some cases, it is. If we look at 18-month-old cheddar in Costco, $6 a pound, especially cheeses in Whole Foods that I look at, some of them exceed $20 a pound. Now, that doesn’t necessarily tell the story in the cheeses that I see often, since we know who makes them, I bet you they are not running more than 100,000 pounds of milk a day, that’s 2 truckloads of milk a day into a certain kind of cheese, and maybe they only run that certain kind of cheese once or twice a month. So just saying that there’s a big sale price on the cutting rack doesn’t necessarily tell the full story. But it would seem to me today that the margin for the industry is in the marketing side. And we’ll describe, for the purpose of this conversation, the marketing has been from the plant to the grocery store shelf. If you look at that, the dairyman is lucky to get 20% or 25% of the value on the grocery store shelf. The processor, manufacturer, if you will, he may get another 20% or 25%. It’s hard to say to be so categorical depending on whatever product that you’re looking at, and what the class price might be for that product. But the marketer may be getting 50% or more of the actual price that shows up on the shelf. T3: Well, let me clarify that, and I can speak to cheese to help with that a little bit. The typical margin for cheese in the dairy case at a supermarket is approximately 25%. The typical margin for cheese in the deli case, your high-end specialty cheeses, is actually close to 50%. So it’s a lot higher, but the turn on that SKU is a lot slower. T2: Twenty-five or 50% of what? T3: So if you go to the store and you buy an 8-ounce package of shreds for $2. The supermarket delivered to that store, if they’re selling it for $4, they would have paid $3. So 25% of that price that the store sold it for, was the supermarket’s markup. And they always do it backwards. They don’t buy it for $3 and then add 25%, they sell it for $4 and back out the 25% so that they bought it for $3. That’s how their math works. And if it’s the deli case, it’s closer to 50%. So the margins in the deli case they’re a lot higher, but they turn those SKUs a lot slower and there’s a lot more of a personal involvement because in the deli case you usually have someone sitting there really cutting the cheese for you and wrapping it up for you and things like that. There is another 10% to 15% that goes into distribution, getting it from the cheese plant to the store. Now keep this in mind, when I say from the cheese plant, I’m talking about from the plant that packaged the cheese. If it’s a shred, I’m talking about the plant that shredded the cheese and put it in a plastic bag. So the margin for a lot of those converters is probably another 15% to 20%. And so if you kind of just start stacking it, you got 25% at the supermarket, 10% to 15% for distribution, another 20% for the converter, now add another probably 25% to make the cheese, you probably have a small sliver of a percentage to get it from the plant that made the cheese to the plant that converted the cheese. Somewhere in there, you probably had to pay for some marketing to get the product to actually move off the shelf. So you can kind of see how that all stacks up. So, yeah, it’s pretty easy to get to a place where the farmer themselves only makes about 25%. T2: I think you just made my case. And if we’re going to get back to a premium structure that gives a premium to the dairyman who delivered the processor’s door, how are we going to do it? Milk is going to have to get very tight. And there’s got to be a lot of competition for that milk. T3: Well, and I think that’s where the issue lies right now. It’s in the competition for that milk. T2: Let me make that case, and I know I’ve made it before and I don’t want to be labored, but there’s two ways that the industry seems to think about this. The first is, since most of our milk is cooperative, and under the Capper-Volstead Act, collective bargaining is allowed to dairymen as members of co-ops. Collective bargaining, obviously, isn’t getting it done, not as far as getting the share of the marketing premium is concerned. And how can it if you’ve got 4% increase in production every year and only a 1% to 2% increase in disappearance? But the other way to think about it is you’ve got to have demand for the milk and people competing for it, which means that there’s got to be a hell of a lot less milk around. And the industry has changed over the last 10 years where if the numbers for producing milk are profitable, it doesn’t take very long for people to be filled up the end of the barn with cows. And that’s what’s going on right now. So our class pricing is basically turning into benchmarks. We’re measuring what the dairyman gets or doesn’t get based on classified pricing, or market pricing, or futures pricing, or whatever price indices you want to compare it to. But as long as we don’t have any competition for the milk, it’s pretty hard to see how this is ever going to change. And one of the things this obviously leads to is quotas, supply controls. And, you know, that had never worked when we tried it. But a lot of people are starting to think that well, maybe we ought to give it another try. T3: So I’m going to push back on you a little bit on this one. Because I think what’s happening today is different than what we’ve been experiencing over the last 20 years. I think as we’ve come out of COVID, and the way the economy is working right now, there’s a couple of things going on that we really haven’t had to deal with as an industry, at least in my career, that’s causing some real convolutions in terms of overages and premiums for milk and even basis prices for feed costs like corn. And the issue is really labor. Most dairy plants, especially cheese plants, are in rural areas. And rural areas, pretty much throughout the country right now, have unemployment rates at 3%, they’re very low. And the competition for labor right now is fierce. I know a number of cheese plants in the upper Midwest that have raised their wages as much as $4 an hour just to keep the people they have so they don’t lose them to the plant down the street. We have 50,000 fewer truckers on the road today than we did when the pandemic started over a year ago. For our company, I can tell you, our hauling costs have gone up, in some cases, 90% in less than 6 months. We used to be able to ship cheese 20 years ago from Idaho to Wisconsin and pay 6 cents. Three years ago, we shipped from Idaho to Wisconsin and we pay 10 cents, maybe 11 cents. Today, we’re paying as much as 18 cents. The prices have really gone up. And so when you really think about labor costs have gone up, hauling costs have gone up, you were having inflation and because inflation seems to be happening very differently in rural America than in urban America, it’s not showing up in our overall economic statistics at the moment. But you can talk to just about any dairy farmer who’s trying to hire people for his farm, you can talk to just about any dairy plant, you can talk to just about any hauling company, they’re all going to tell you the same thing. They are turning down business because they can’t get the people. We know multiple cheese plants that have had to reduce shifts because they don’t have the people to run the plant. So instead of running three shifts a day, seven days a week, they’re running two shifts a day, six days a week. Well, what’s that really doing? That’s decreasing the demand for milk. And so by decreasing the demand for milk, now you got to find new places to go with the milk. Well, where are you going to go with the milk if every dairy plant is having part of the same problem? They can’t get the labor, so they can’t run at full capacity. To me right now, I feel like we are stacking this problem on top of each other all the way from the feed supplier to the dairy farmer, all the way to the supermarket or the restaurant. The usual basis price for corn, depending on where you are in the country, is usually somewhere between 50 cents under a bushel, to 50 cents over a bushel. Currently, on average, I think most people would say it’s about 80 cents over a bushel. So not only is the price of corn high, but the basis price is high too. Now, it’s hard to say exactly why that basis price is high. But I’m going to argue some of it is the cost of hauling has gone up, which means moving in between different regions of the country has increased. So you get the feed to the farm, it costs you more to get there already, now you got people in the milking parlor, you’re having trouble fully staffing the milking parlor. But the cows got to give milk, so the milk still comes out. You probably pay more to get that milk from the farm to the plant because those hauling costs have gone up. But you got a cheese plant that’s not running full because it can’t find the people. So now you’ve got co-ops that have to spot-sell that milk, at what, $2, $3, $4 under a hundred-weight because… Anna: Sometimes only if you’re lucky. T3: Yeah, exactly, you know. And so you’ve got premiums for milk that are going down, it’s easy to understand why the dairy farmer right now feels like they’re getting squeezed from both sides, their input costs have gone up, they can’t find the labor, and it feels like they’re getting a discount for the milk. But it doesn’t stop there. The cheese plant costs, they’re highly fixed costs because they have to build the plant, they got a big loan for that, they got to buy the equipment, they got a big loan for that. So, many cheese plants, especially your biggest ones, over 50% of the cost of running the plant is actually the debt service, you know, and they’re not running at full capacity because they can’t get the labor. So the cheese companies, a lot of them are hurting. Now you got to get the product from the cheese plant to the converter. The converters…and that’s even more labor intensive than the cheese plants. I know they’re having problems. You’re kind of stalking this problem all the way to the supermarkets, your restaurants are having trouble getting staffed, it’s going all the way down through the system, and it’s causing some real big distortions on pricing. You know, you look at the futures board right now, and you look at Class III prices, and you look at cheese prices or even butter prices, your initial reaction is they’re not too bad. But if you’re at $17 a hundred-weight for a Class III price, $15 a hundred-weight for a Class IV price, let’s just round the blend and say the blend is somewhere around $16, but everybody’s getting $1 or $2 under, you’re at $14, and your hauling costs are higher, it’s easy to see why dairy farmers are really frustrated at the moment. But it’s happening throughout the supply chain. And that, to me, is what’s really frustrating. We’re seeing it in our business, and we’ve got a lot of contracts where we promised people we’d be able to deliver at these prices, and we haven’t been able to because freight has been so difficult. We’ve got people cutting orders because they don’t have the people, they can’t run the cheese, they can’t convert the cheese. It’s a real mess at the moment. And I’m really concerned about it, and it’s causing some real distortions between what these market prices say the returns should be to the dairy farmer and what they actually are. T2: So what are we going to do about it? T3: Talk to your local congressman. I think first and foremost, let’s get the additional unemployment premiums lifted so that you get more people to work. I think that’s first and foremost. T2: I agree that those things are impediments. And I also agree that getting people to work would increase the competition for the milk, which is a major price issue. So whatever it takes to get that done would be useful. We need to shorten the supply as opposed to the available markets. If exports are running at full tilt, and if we didn’t have the logistical problems or the labor problems, would we have a surplus right now? I expect we probably would. T3: Yes, we would. Anna: I agree. T2: Anna, you agree with that? Anna: Yes, I do. Do we have any idea when that will end? When does that get better? I know that many states actually terminated their additional unemployment benefits in June. And I know some places around here in Missouri are starting to see the benefit of that. But in terms of premium impact, do we have a timeline that we think that will improve on or what are you thinking? T3: Oh, boy, that’s a loaded question. T2: You would think our politicians could come up with a guest worker program that would work, and yet they’ve been struggling with it now for how many years? T3: No offense, Dad, I don’t have a lot of faith in our politicians’ ability to get along in Washington and therefore accomplish much these days. T2: Obviously, that’s the case but something as simple as a guest worker program ought to be doable. I had dinner with a very knowledgeable dairyT30 years ago, and he was of the same opinion, and yet here we are. I guess these days immigration is a major political football and makes it impossible to solve this particular problem. On the other hand, here we are giving away food stamps and subsidies in the city for unemployment purposes, and we can’t get help out in the countryside. Maybe just a Greyhound bus to go from the city to the countryside every morning and night would be the answer to the problem. But somehow, I don’t think that’s going to work very well, either. T3: Anna, I think to more directly answer your question, my gut feeling is that it’s going to take a couple of years for this to really feed fully through the system. And I say that because the answer is a combination of getting more people back to work and better technology to create better efficiencies, whether it’s at the hauling level, things like driverless trucks, whether it’s at the plant level, more automation to decrease the number of workers needed per pound of cheese, let’s say, to be made. I think there’s a lot of investments like that that need to be made in order to resolve this problem. I don’t think it’s going to go away quickly because you’re dealing with…in many rural counties throughout the country, you’re dealing with unemployment rates as low as 2.9%, you’re not going to just suddenly invent workers. So it’s going to take a while. Anna: I agree. That’s why I was kind of curious. Even if we terminate all these extra benefits, I don’t know that that helps where we need it to help. T3: It was interesting, just yesterday I was looking at unemployment rates state by state, and in certain states, county by county, I was curious. It was very interesting. So the unemployment rate, for example, right now in Wisconsin is 3.9%. In Illinois, just across, you know, the border to the south is 7.1%. California, it’s, I think, also 7.1%. And Idaho, I think it’s like 4%, or 3.9%. But if you actually go and look, even in California, at rural counties that are big dairy counties, almost every unemployment rate I see is below 4%. And so throughout the dairy industry, that’s a big issue. I’m not sure how you’re going to solve it, even if you really open up the borders, and a lot of guest workers come in and whatnot, it’s just going to take a long time for all of that to stabilize. You know, one thing to keep in mind is I think most dairy farmers would agree, if we ended up with high Class III milk prices, they don’t have a problem with the premiums being lower. And so some of this, I think, is a tradeoff. I think inflation, I think the shortage of labor, I think a lot of these things that are kind of adding a lot of costs to the system at the moment are also creating an inflationary environment that are driving higher milk prices. So if the answer is, hey, you’re going to have to get used to $18 milk, but you’re only going to get a 25 cent premium for your milk, or even if you’re 25 cents to $1 under for your milk, I think most dairy farmers probably would take that. And when you’re talking about inflationary pressures, a lot of times that’s what happens. And so these issues that we’re dealing with, as frustrating as they are, if the milk prices stay high enough, there’s survivable issues. So I do think there’s a lot of hope for the industry. T2: I think you have a little bit of an optimistic view of how the dairy farmer’s gonna react. Anything negative on his milk jack, if it’s a check-off, or hauling costs, or whatever is going to be ill-received, even if he’s getting $30 a hundred-weight. The only way the dairyman is going to be happy is if it’s $30 a hundred-weight plus, and no negatives, nothing coming out of it. And I know they’ll all laugh up the sleeve with that, but they’ll all admit it’s true. They’re going to have to get rid of the check-offs and the expenses for this or that or the hauling costs or whatever in order for it to be happy. I know we used to have a milk program that said “free hauling.” I used to say, you’d have to be an idiot to think that there’s going to be free hauling. It’s going to be paid for by the dairyman no matter what. But you know what, it’s the way the mind works. If you think it’s not on your check, it’s out of sight, out of mind. So there’s no such thing as free hauling, but theoretically, your thought would be correct. That’s not the way they’re going to want to look at it. 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One of the best ways to meet new friends is through fitness. Just ask Emily Newlands and Emily Tyson, long-time Jazzercise instructors and BFFs! Our salute to Breast Cancer Awareness month continues with a round-up of high-protein vegetarian meals that are packed with flavor. You don't have to be an ace in the kitchen to eat well. Our guide makes meal planning easy as 1-2-3. October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness of breast cancer. Did you know that breast cancer is the most common cancer women may face in their lifetime? With a 1 in 8 chance of developing the disease and great strides being made in eradicating the disease, there are currently more than 3.1 million breast cancer survivors in the United States. Jazzerciser Gina Biddle is one of them. Knee health is super important, not just for maintaining a fitness routine, but for everyday functional movement. While you should always check with your doctor on medical issues, if knee pain is a reality for you, read on.

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Pinochle 12:30pm Friday March 31, 2023 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM Weekly on Friday

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Line Dance 7:00pm Tuesday February 7, 2023 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Weekly on Tuesday

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Open Pool 8-12pm & 1pm-4pm Tuesday March 7, 2023 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Weekly on weekdays Must be 18 years or older to play

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THE FAMILY DYNASTY LIVES ON Seven generations more than 200 years, countless challenges and one goal: to make the best bourbon in the world. This is the story of Jim Beam® Explore how one family has been creating and living one of the world's greatest legacies. 1957- Present Our current master distiller, known as the "Global Ambassador", explained Jim Beam® to new markets and upholds the family traditions as master distiller, storyteller and innovative kentucky bourbon man. Jim Beam's daughter Margaret married into the Noe family, and a new name was brought into the Beam family tree. Her son, Booker Noe II, who was larger than life, became known as "The innovator", revitalizing the declining bourbon category with his legendary Small Batch Bourbon Collection®. Known as "The Businessman", T.Jermiah Beam introduced Jim Beam® Bourbon to the globe, setting the stage for it to become the world's best selling bourbon under his watch. At the age of 69 after prohibition ended, the man known as "The Colonel and The Legend" brought the brand back to life by rebuilding the distillery in Clermont in 120 days. He unveiled Jim Beam® shortly thereafter. It's been the world's No.1 bourbon ever since. Known as "The Visionary", David M. Beam transformed Old Tub® into a national brand by moving the distillery closer to rail and telegraph lines, opening it up to a wider audience. Known as "The Pioneer", purveyor of the famous Old Tub®, David enlarged the distillery, positioning it for future growth. The success story of Jim Beam® began when our founder, Jacob Beam, son of a German immigrant, started selling the corn-whiskey recipe created by his father. He sold his first barrel of Old Jake Beam in 1795, a milestone for today's #1 bourbon.

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Twin Peaks!!! (And Katy Perry, Chelsea and D’Angelo) I’m still trying to get over the day in sports on Saturday, seeing my Chelsea side toying with Arsene Wenger and Arsenal early Sunday morning and the Orioles and Royals completing their sweeps in their respective Divisional Series last night. Fortunately for myself, I don’t watch the NFL. But the best news that could have ever happened came down this morning: Twin Peaks is coming back!!!!! Mark Frost and David Lynch are coming back together to reboot the series which will air on Showtime in 2016. David Lynch will direct all nine episodes of this run, and I have been running in circles like an excited chihuahua in heat ever since. It needs to be said that I’m rewatching the series on Netflix right now. And rather than binge watching it, as I have done in the past, I am limiting myself to one episode at most per day. I want to absorb each episode as much as possible, to let the weirdness and minutiae seep into my consciousness. I’ll admit I’ve never gotten farther than the big reveal in the second season — the identity of Laura Palmer’s murderer. But now that I’m past that and into the other dark aspects of town of Twin Peaks, there is some masterful storytelling going on here. So I guess the news comes at a perfect time for me. Because Chelsea didn’t play until Sunday at 6am, I didn’t feel the need to wake up early on Saturday. I missed Katy Perry’s stint as guest picker on ESPN’s College GameDay. Here it is in its entirety, and it’s surprisingly very good. Speaking of Chelsea, when they finally played, it really was a work of art. The game was delayed because of Arsenal supporters lighting flares outside of Stamford Bridge, but once it finally got on, boy did it. Chelsea beat Arsenal 2-0, and while the score seemed close it looked like the Blues toyed with the Gunners the entire game. The match can be capsuled by this moment between Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho: Really, Gary Cahill probably should have been given the red card there. But to see Wenger push Mourinho just had me giggling. And almost nothing gets me to giggle at 7 in the bloody motherfucking morning, but that did it. And because I’m a huge D’Angelo fan, here’s an oral history of D’Angelo as written by Vice. It’s not particularly mind blowing, but it is pretty good reading for D’Angelo fans. Previous Thank You SportsNext Dumpster Fire in St. Louis

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Reader Services Librarian University of Oxford - St Anne’s College The Library has been at the heart of St Anne’s since its foundation, and holds one of the largest circulating collections of any Oxford college, with around 100,000 volumes. In addition, it has a small but interesting collection of rare books, special collections and archive material. As a key member of a small team you will contribute to the day-to-day tasks involved in running a heavily-used academic library. The Reader Services Librarian will take a leading role in the Library’s user education activities and in the Library’s communication with readers. With a professional qualification in library/information work you will have excellent customer service and communication skills with experience of writing for the web and social media. Applicants currently undertaking studies will also be considered. For full details of the role and information on applying please see our website, www.st-annes.ox.ac.uk/about/job-opportunities or email [email protected] The closing date is Tuesday 21st March at 12 noon. St Anne’s College is an equal opportunities employer. To view our Privacy statement please see here http://www.st-annes.ox.ac.uk/about/policy-and-governance/privacy-notice Reseach Associate: NIHR Greater Manchester Patient Safety Research Collaboration Research Fellow in Bioinformatics Lecturers in Library and Archive Studies (Teaching and Scholarship) Research Data Steward

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