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A Treat My birthday was fine. I had planned on spending it alone but for a quick trip to my mother's. I have a problem with birthdays, both mine and others. I never remember other people's birthdays and I always become anxious in the days leading up to mine. I don't want people to remember it but I don't wish to be ignored, either. It is a conundrum that I have never adequately solved. I lolled in the morning until it got late, and then I went to the gym. I took it easy there. "It's your birthday, boy. You don't have to hurt yourself here." And so it was a very pleasant workout. When I finished it was a bit past noon. I decided to shower and to take myself to lunch. I went to my favorite Italian place and had this. . . . Whatever that's called. The music was romantic old Italian. The wine was a Chianti Classico. I sat at the bar, of course, as is my wont, and as I was waiting for my food, a group of women at a table behind me began singing "Happy Birthday." I was shocked, but when I turned around, they were not singing to me but to a very pretty woman who had a piece of cake with a candle on top in front of her. I thought to tell her that it was my birthday, too, but then decided that it might seem a bit creepy and turned back the other way. "Volare" was playing. Halfway through my meal, I had finished my glass of wine. Should I get another, I wondered for a moment, then thought, hell man, it is your birthday. You don't have to drink all of it if you don't want to. And so I motioned the barmaid toward my empty glass. The bottle emptied halfway through the pour. "I'll have to open another bottle," she said. "You know, that is all I wanted." "Yea. . . I truly only wanted half a glass." "O.K., then, that's on me." There you go, buddy, I thought. I considered it my b-day gift. After lunch, I went to see my mother. When I got there, one of the neighbors was sitting out with her. Then another came up on her tricycle. She had an airplane bottle of Sutter Home blush for me. Then two more neighbors showed up. All of a sudden, I had a pop-up party. When everyone was gone, my mother and I went inside for a bit of our own celebration. She had gotten me a small birthday cake. It was awful. Even she said so. Neither of us could eat it. She gave me some kind of houseplant that I will surely kill in a few weeks. By five, I was home. My birthday was just about finished and I had suffered no real casualty. I was thinking about what to do for dinner when there was a knock at the door. Who in the heck could that be, wondered. When I answered, there stood a pretty woman, grinning. "Hello," she said. "Happy birthday." I stood stunned and confused grinning foolishly, eye's spinning, brain jumping. Who in the hell. . . . "I'm Jenna. Your friend Q sent me over." "I have some presents for you." This was crazy. What the hell, I thought as she stepped past me and into the house. She stood in the living room for a minute looking around, then suddenly she said, "Here. Do you want to do Molly or coke?" She was holding both hands out before her. "It's a party. Q said you'd be like this. It's O.K. We're going to have fun. Which?" I was starting to get it. "I don't know. I don't really do drugs. What the hell. Hookers and blow, right?" She went to the table and started chopping up a couple lines. "Listen. I'm going to pour a whiskey. What are you drinking?" "Do you have any wine?" "Oh, dear. . . I have some lovely wines." "O.K. Hey, listen, I'm going to do the Molly." What was I in for, I wondered. When I handed her the wine, she handed me a small, hollow tube. "Jenna," I asked, "how old are you?" "Twenty-seven," she said. "That's a little old for a hooker, isn't it?" I laughed. She held out her hand, opened it, palm up. She was holding a little yellow pill. "Here," she said, "you'd better take this." "What is that?" "Cialis," she said. "Why would I take that?" "Uh. . . you're the old one here, buddy," she giggled. "I don't need that," I said shaking my head. "Dude, just take it. You're going to need it, I promise." I guess we partied pretty hard last night. As I write this, she is still sleeping in my bed. She doesn't look as if she is going to get up any time soon. I'd call Q, but the time difference it three hours. I haven't had a woman spend the night for a very long time, and it is a little weird. We'll see what happens when she gets up. I feel O.K., really. A little groggy, slow, but fine. I doubt I'll be doing much today, though. I ruminate. It was not the birthday I had planned, but it will be memorable. Hookers and blow. Fucking Q. He wanted to kill me, I assume, but it was fun. There are worse ways to go.

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Israel Can Cook Up the Next Big Thing in Fintech While it is unlikely that the country will become a global fintech hub, exciting technologies are giving rise to a bevy of fintech startups in Tel Aviv, writes venture capitalist Adi Levanon Adi Levanon 18:0012.02.18 Adi Levanon As an early stage venture capital investor with experience in both Israel and in the U.S., I was exposed to the trials and tribulations of the U.S. financial services sector following the recent financial crisis. I also had the chance to meet global fintech venture capital funds and startups from fintech hubs around the world—the U.K., Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia and more. For daily updates, subscribe to our newsletter by clicking here. As an Israeli who has invested in Israeli startups, I became curious to learn if Israel has the ability to produce global successes in the fintech industry and become a global fintech hub. Adi Levanon. Photo: People Photography To properly answer this question, I spent the past few years meeting with fintech-oriented Israeli investors, entrepreneurs, banks and accelerators, after which a few things became clear. Despite the global connectivity and technological breakthroughs, Israel still has a limited banking, regulatory and financial infrastructure. This has a lot to do with its relatively small population (currently roughly equivalent to the number of people living in Manhattan) and market size. From a banking perspective, Bank Hapoalim and Bank Leumi lead the industry in a duopoly with support from the local regulator. From a capital markets perspective, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) has a market cap about 30 times smaller than Nasdaq (even with global enterprises like Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. and NICE Systems Ltd. traded on the floor). On the flip side, the minimal market size is probably what caused Israel’s human capital to seek global financial expertise overseas. This in turn may have been the catalyst for the creation of many successful global fintech companies. Israelis who have held positions in financial institutions in New York, London, or Asian financial centers, utilized their financial background as the driving force to build fintech startups like alternative financiers Behalf Inc. and FundBox Inc. Israelis who have held roles at global fintech enterprises like PayPal have later ventured onwards to build new and more agile businesses like fraud prevention company Forter Ltd. The former employees and executives of success stories like FundTech Ltd. (sold to D+H), Traiana Inc. (sold to ICAP, now the NEX Group), Mint Bills Inc. (Sold to Intuit), Fraud Sciences Ltd. (sold to PayPal) and Actimize Inc. (sold to NICE), have gained strong industry expertise and now reap the fruits of obtaining such expertise by building new disruptive fintech-focused ventures. Several leading financial institutes such as J.P. Morgan, Citibank and Barclays have opened development centers in Israel in recent years, looking to tap local expertise and talent. The latter two have also set up fintech-oriented accelerators, looking to court some of the country’s home-grown fintech startups, which number around 500 according to estimations made by the Israeli Ministry of Finance in 2017. Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, Israel has become globally known for its successes in various industries such as unmanned aerial vehicles, cryptography, data manipulation and cyber security, all of which already have and will continue to have a huge impact on global financial institutions, including insurance carriers, who are in need of disruptive solutions to improve their legacy systems. After assessing all the input I have gathered from industry leaders and fintech founders over the past few years, I believe the following technological advancements currently coming out of Israel will be the backbone behind the next generation of Israeli fintech companies. • Big data aggregation and data manipulations can significantly enhance risk modeling, false claim detection and insurance underwriting, impacting how policies are priced, how risk is calculated and how an insurance carrier can make sure it has the necessary reserves to fill claims. • Artificial intelligence and computer vision expertise can help build strong automated systems, understand who the customer is and what financial products are most relevant. Let’s not forgot autonomous vehicles, who will utilize computer vision technologies, providing critical data for insurance carriers as they assess immediate and ongoing risks. • The quantum computing developments that are coming out of Israel’s leading universities in the fields of medicine and data algorithms can disrupt capital markets and certain types of trading, by executing more complex algorithms than today’s computers, in a much faster way. • Targeting, retargeting and NLP technologies that have been used to market to e-commerce purchasers and website visitors can be utilized as a strong marketing tool to reach new insurance policy holders and provide them with the most relevant and customized products. • Anti-malware, anti-phishing and security technologies that have been used in defense systems can be utilized to recognize potential cyber attacks and mitigate damages. It’s clear that insurance companies need updated defense mechanisms to match evolving cyber threats. • Cryptography and blockchain-based technologies that have been used to cryptographically store and transfer sensitive information can be utilized to secure massive amounts of customer data, authenticate transactions, verify transacting parties as part of “know-your-customer” standards and connect the unbanked/underbanked to new banking and payment systems they could not access beforehand. • Unmanned aerial vehicles, smart sensors and other connected device technologies can bring a new generation of drones, autonomous vehicles, smart homes and other IoT devices; all of which continue to be a substantial disruptor in the insurance industry. Even with its vast local talent, it seems Israel still has many hurdles to overcome in order to become a global fintech hub. The geography, demographics, regulatory restrictions, a majority of local-based capital and the limited global financial industry expertise, can all hinder Israel’s ability to reach that goal. Having that said, I don’t believe any of these obstacles will prevent Israel from generating disruptive global fintech startups that will become game-changing businesses. As financial markets continue to evolve and embrace new business models, Israeli fintech startups will be sure to adapt to those changes as well. We are already seeing it happening in the world of blockchain and digital currencies, where three of the largest ICOs (initial coin offering) to date were performed by Israeli startups. Thus, Israel has advantages and disadvantages in its pursuit of becoming a global fintech hub, and time will tell if regulations and capital markets will help or hinder Israel in that goal. In the meantime, I believe we are just beginning to see the potential that lies within Israel’s human capital, bringing forth the next wave of successful global fintech companies. Barclays Taps Israeli Entrepreneur to Head Tel Aviv Accelerator Tech Mahindra Rolls Out Startup Collaboration Program in Israel Viola Group Launches New Fintech Fund with $100 Million in Commitments Adi Levanon is a venture partner at New York-based venture capital firm Symmetrical Ventures and acts as an advisor to several Israeli startups. She holds a bachelor of law and business from IDC Herzliya, and has previously been the director of investments at FinTech Collective, a New York-based venture capital fund focused on global early stage fintech startups. To all comments

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Californians in Women’s World Cup With the 2015 World Cup in women’s soccer underway, we take a look at the six players from California that will suit up for the United States. The team’s first match is Monday against Australia.

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Painting Punch Bug in Hickman County: Bringing Centerville Its First Mural Written by Kristin You are here: Home / Blog / Art / Painting Punch Bug in Hickman County: Bringing Centerville Its First Mural [shareaholic app=”share_buttons” id=”20872686″] The idea to bring a mural to Centerville came to us more than a year ago via a dear friend who previously worked for the state’s tourism department. She absolutely loves Centerville—since I have known her, she’s consistently extolled its unparalleled charm and potential, including its Minnie Pearl legacy, the Piney River and the downtown square—but told us it needed just a little more “oomph” to draw the attention of visitors off the interstate to rural Tennessee. Hickman County overlaps I-40, so prime location for road trippers looking to pull off for a spell, with Centerville just 25 minutes from the interstate, and sometimes all it takes is a little bit of public art to coax travelers to hop off course. So when we were strategizing Walls for Women and where to do our couple pro-bono murals, Centerville made the short list. After all, our heart lies in rural communities who need a little help from tourism marketers and art advocates like us, and Hickman County, just an hour outside of Nashville, fit the bill. When I reached out to county representatives in January to ask if Hickman County wanted to be a part of Walls for Women, they loved the idea, but didn’t have a robust marketing budget to participate outright, nor any annual funds set aside for public art. In fact, they’d even received funding for a mural in the past but ran into many roadblocks that prohibited it from ever happening; needless to say, the town and its citizens were ready for public art. Sometimes it takes out-of-towners—in this case, a determined pair from two hours down the road in a rural town not unlike Centerville—to be the change a community needs. In the spring, we visited Hickman County a few times for a marketing project, and I told our contacts there that if funding came through for Walls for Women, our nonprofit’s state-wide celebration of the 19th Amendment centennial, then Centerville would be at the top of our list. They were thrilled at the prospect and promised to assist in any way needed. And while it took some time thanks to the pandemic and the delay of the passing of the state’s budget, in mid-July, we found out that we received a grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission that would fund a piece of art in Hickman County at no expense to the town itself. So the wheels started turning, and our contacts there got to work securing us the best wall in the town square, one just beckoning for a mural. As a fellow rural Tennessee native, one of my big goals as a nonprofit founder and president is the need for rural areas to have more access to the arts. This is a bit of a Catch-22, however. The very rural areas that need an infusion of culture often embody a certain kind of naïveté of what art should be—suddenly, everyone is an art critic, and everything should represent the town or a piece of history—and it’s just exhausting trying to explain that no, this is actually the exact opposite of art (i.e. dictating what an artist should do). Walls for Women incorporated 14 artists: half of whom were local to Tennessee, the other half of whom we brought in on residencies from out of state. When we were brainstorming who should paint in Centerville, we couldn’t think of a better artist than someone from and residing in the region who understands the unique challenges of rural Tennessee and one who would be resilient to fight the bullies should any come her way. Because in small towns when it comes to art, there are always bullies, and without doubt it comes down to a lack of control and the fun fact that the U.S. Constitution grants private property owners the rights to do what they want with their own buildings. Enter artist Whitney Herrington, who grew up nearby in Columbia and teaches art at the high school in the Mount Pleasant; we found her via murals she’s painted throughout Middle Tennessee, and it turns out she lives just one turn away from the Centerville square. It’s rare that you find a professional muralist in more rural parts of the South—someone who can scale up to a 20-by-60-foot wall and it not look like a children’s finger-painting—so coming across Whitney felt like unearthing a diamond in a coal mine. And as always, it was important to get the right person on board as a champion to explain this to the community. Luckily, on our second try, we’d find that very person (or rather, people) in Centerville. After one wall fell through thanks to the building owner not understanding the aforementioned concept of original art, we were introduced to the biggest developer in town, whose property manager generously offered us one of the most prominent walls in Centerville. Small town or big city, Whitney didn’t care: She wanted to paint the kind of art that speaks to her soul, that fuels her being, and that’s what Walls for Women is all about: allowing women the opportunity to create without restrictions. Because I think all my gals out there can agree: We’re told how to speak, what to wear, how to behave, what we should and shouldn’t do with our bodies, and it’s just exhausting. Walls for Women contests all of that by allowing female artists the space to be themselves—without parameters. One hundred years ago, women had very few choices; as a nonprofit, we wanted to be a part of the shift in mentality that women can do, be, say and paint anything they please. Whitney showed up that first day to draw lines, and we immediately knew she was our people. At her core, she’s a 70’s-loving, VW bug-driving, vintage fan whose art reflects the era. The “Punch Bug” she created for Centerville is such a fun brand of whimsy that really rounded out the Walls for Women trail and provides a unique spin on an interactive mural that, thank God, had nothing to do with wings. “The Punch Bug artwork was actually my second design for Centerville. Originally, I was planning to do a large floral bouquet, but when that idea didn’t go as planned, I changed course,” she recently told me. “I love to paint flowers, but thought that it was a little generic when I saw the work of the other Walls for Women artists. Their work was so in-tune to their individuality. So, I decided to do a design that was reflective of me as an artist as well as me as an individual. I have a 1974 VW Super Beetle named Alice and I based this design around her. This mural is 100 percent me and I am so pleased with the outcome.” This mural became a really fun collaborative effort as the whole community was behind it. From the very first evening, business owners, curious residents, city council members, the chamber director, and so many small business owners came out daily to support Whitney, bring her lunch or simply give her a virtual fist-bump or distanced nod of approval. Sydney, a budding 15-year-old artist who lives nearby and is homeschooled, showed up on the first day and asked if she could help. Whitney was thrilled to have a talented apprentice and allowed Sydney to help out through the entirety of the project. Public art exists for so many purposes, but instilling civic pride is one of the biggest benefits. Allowing a local art lover who wants to follow in Whitney’s footsteps to be a part of the mural creation was a step up and one of the cool byproducts of this project. We also wound up hiring a quartet of off-duty police officers to monitor Whitney over the two weeks it took her to complete Punch Bug, mainly because she was often painting alone on a square that shuts down at the close of business days, and we wanted to ensure her safety as we couldn’t be physically present at all times. And what do you know—the local police force became a crucial part of the Walls for Women team, cheerleaders for Whitney and pals of all of ours. The community spirit was strong with this project, something that’s sometimes hard to come by in a small town resistant to change. But given that Centerville had zero murals and no public art other than a Minnie Pearl chicken wire bust, which was just recently moved from the courthouse lawn to an out-of-town bluff, I think residents were ready for something to happen. A huge thanks to the Tennessee Arts Commission, whose creative placemaking grant fueled by the specialty license plate program enabled us to do more art in rural areas; to Sunbelt Rentals for supplying the lift for the duration of this project; and to Centerville residents Mandy King, Brad Martin, Trey Ripley, Brenda Brock and the dozens of others who championed this project. If you’re near Centerville, you can check out Punch Bug on 102 S. Public Square in Centerville. We are so happy we were able to incorporate Whitney’s creativity in the Walls for Women trail and give her her largest canvas she’s been allowed to paint to date—and without restriction! She said it was the first time anyone has told her she can paint whatever she likes, and it almost baffled her at first (what’s the catch?). And if you happen to be passing through Columbia, just 25 minutes down the road, check out Whitney’s art studio, Bristles & Thistles. Find the other Walls for Women murals here: Walls for Women Kicks Off! Here’s Where to Find New Murals in Tennessee Hebe’s Mark on McMinnville, Tennessee and the Mural in Her Honor How a Mural is Made: The Story of “Wisteria Maiden” in Tullahoma Honoring Knoxville’s Place in Suffrage through Art The Biggest, Boldest Mural in Maryville, Tennessee Whiskey, Women + the Black Lives Matter Mural in Nashville TwitterFacebookWhatsAppGoogle+BufferLinkedInPin It Falling Head Over Heels for Natchez, Mississippi Meet Jackson, Mississippi’s Capital and Most Vibrant City Let Me Entertain You: Live Music, Performing Arts & Entertainment in OKC Art Talk: How to Start a Mural Program in Your Own Town The New Knoxville: Food, Art, Music & the Great Outdoors The Good of the Hive: Where Mural Art and Activism Collide

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Paul Bernardo is shown in this courtroom sketch during Ontario court proceedings via video link in Napanee, Ont., on October 5, 2018. Teen killer and serial rapist Paul Bernardo is set for a parole hearing today. The designated dangerous offender, has been eligible for full parole for more than three years. Bernardo’s horrific crimes in the 1980s and early 1990s include for kidnapping, torturing and killing Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy near St. Catharines, Ont. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Greg Banning Killer rapist denied parole, Paul Bernardo, had plans to relocate to Kelowna Designated dangerous offender has been eligible for full parole for more than three years Teen killer and serial rapist Paul Bernardo failed in his second parole bid on Tuesday after the parents of two of his victims recounted the enduring pain of his twisted crimes and warned he should never be released from his life sentence. The hearing officers of the Parole Board of Canada took about an hour before denying Bernardo release, saying they were not persuaded that he no longer posed a substantive risk of reoffending. “Your understanding and insight remain limited,” Maureen Gauci, one of the hearing officers, said in delivering the decision. “It was evident today that you continue to exhibit behaviours that are counter-productive to the development of insight. You have not shown the risk of offending can be managed in the community.” Gauci promised full reasons for the decision within 15 days. In impassioned victim-impact statements to the board, the parents of Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy branded Bernardo as an incurable, sadistic psychopath who, despite decades behind bars, still poses a formidable threat. A persistent and “evil dark cloud” continues to haunt their family, Donna and Doug French told the hearing. “For those who say time heals, they don’t know the excruciating pain that comes from such a horrific loss,” they said. “Time doesn’t heal the pain; the pain is a life sentence.” Similarly, Debbie Mahaffy talked of the pain of having to face another hearing in which Bernardo was making a bid for freedom less than three years after his previous failed attempt. “Once again, Bernardo’s desires are inflicted on us as he inserts himself into our lives again, forcing his horrors and terrifying memories upon us,” Mahaffy said in a statement read by lawyer Tim Danson. “What does resting in peace mean when you have to relive these horrors every two or so years for the rest of our lives?” Bernardo has been serving a life sentence for kidnapping, torturing and killing Kristen French, 15, and Leslie Mahaffy, 14, in the early 1990s near St. Catharines, Ont. Now 56, he became eligible for parole more than three years ago but was denied release in October 2018 after the hearing officers deliberated for about 30 minutes. His parole officer said Bernardo had made no progress or completed any programming since that first hearing. Bernardo was planning to relocate to Kelowna, a 3,000-kilometre distance from Ontario, where he committed his crimes. He had lined up residency with the Kelowna organization, Bridges to New Life, which works with parolees to reintegrate them into society. In response, a fast-talking Bernardo spoke of his “stress and anxiety” at having spent more than 10,000 days without meaningful human contact, saying he had been subject to cruel and unusual punishment. He insisted he was a different person now from who he was in his 20s, saying he now knows who he is. “I have a lot of empathy for my victims and others,” he said. “I am no longer preoccupied with fantasies. Without a doubt, I’m low-risk. I have fought all deviant sexual behaviour for two years.” Bernardo, who said he realized he could not be like a “normal person,” denied being a psychopath or sadist. He tortured his victims only to “punish” them for defying him or not fulfilling the sexual demands to which he said he felt entitled. “I expected to be catered to,” he said. “I was a male chauvinist pig.” Bernardo’s deviant sex crimes over several years in the late 1980s and early 1990s, some of which he videotaped, sparked widespread terror and revulsion. Among his acts, he and his then-wife Karla Homolka kidnapped, tortured and killed Mahaffy, of Burlington, Ont., in June 1991 at their home in Port Dalhousie, Ont., before dumping her cement-encased remains in a nearby lake. They similarly kidnapped and, after ignoring her agonized entreaties over three days, killed Kristen French in April 1992. Dubbed the “Scarborough Rapist,” Bernardo was convicted in 1995 of first-degree murder, kidnapping and aggravated sexual assault among other offences. Most of his going-on three decades in prison have been in solitary. “I hate him for what he did to me,” one woman whom Bernardo attacked in 1988 told the board on Tuesday. “I want him to get the help he needs and then I want him to rot in jail.” Both the French and Mahaffy families argued the designated dangerous offender should never be released. He would surely commit new egregious crimes against children if ever allowed out, they said. “There is no known cure for sadistic psychopathy,” Debbie Mahaffy said. The families also argued his right to a parole hearing every two years is unconscionable. They said it should be every five years at least. Bernardo ultimately admitted raping 14 other women. He was also convicted of manslaughter in the December 1990 death of Homolka’s younger sister, Tammy. The 15-year-old girl died after the pair drugged and sexually assaulted her. Homolka pleaded guilty to manslaughter and served a 12-year prison sentence before release in 2005. She went on to remarry and become a mother. “I believe I ruined her life,” Bernardo told his parole hearing, adding she was nevertheless as guilty as he was. The French and Mahaffy families have also challenged in court their lack of access to reports or other evidence Bernardo relied on to make his case for release — even those referred to during his hearing. The parole board maintains inmate privacy trumps disclosure. A Federal Court decision on the case has been under reserve since February. 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Tag: 18-Wheeler in Air Truck on I-55 I’ve passed this high-flying 18-wheeler a bunch of times over the years, but this is the first time I’ve bothered to pull off the road to snap a picture of it. It’s on the east side of I-55 near Sikeston. And, yes, it’s the real deal, not a billboard or a model. I was prepared with an excuse if a cop pulled up to tell me that stopping on the Interstate isn’t allowed: “But officer, my Check Engine light came on and I wanted to make sure everything was OK.” Of course, when your van has 181,000 miles on it, the Check Engine light is ALWAYS on. I get out, raise the hood, check to see if the engine is still there and then keep driving down the road. If the light ever DOES go out, I’ll assume that the bulb burned out, not that the problem mysteriously healed itself. The Kid has theories (That might be the reason Kid Matt concocted this Shameless Plug page. He doesn’t want to have to drive to some Podunk town to pick me up when the van dies.) (He has a second theory, too: he says everybody is too busy heading out for Turkey Day, preparing for Turkey Day or recovering from Turkey Day that they aren’t going to be reading the blog this week. That’s why you’re going to get some light-weight content while I’m on MY way back to Florida.) Oh, by the way, I covered the Sikeston Rodeo. Jim Nabors performed there in 1965. Here are more photos of the 1965 Rodeo. Speaking of travel, I left Cape Monday morning for Athens, Ohio. I was worried about the weather because of all the freezing rain, ice pellet, snow and sleet warnings along the route. On top of that, there was a forecast for four inches of snow in Athens on Tuesday. To get home I was going to have to go over some pretty tall stacks of rocks where Florida Friend Jan saw her first snow in January. I may end up staying an extra day in Athens if West Virginia gets any serious snow. As it turned out, I must have been racing the frozen precip all day. I could see I was on the eastern edge for at least 40% of Monday. The snow pellets sounded like my car was being peppered with BBs; the snow, fairly heavy from time to time, was pretty. It swirled around in the wake of traffic, but it never stuck. Here was the obligatory Good-Bye selfie. It only took 19 frames to get one even close to having both of us in it.

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Linus Hanratty Celebrating Linus First post: Feb 23, 2019 Latest post: Mar 23, 2019 It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of sweet Linus Grant Hanratty, our son, our brother, our beloved friend. Linus was born in Carmel, NY, on June 13, 1974 and died at his home in Hardwick, VT, on January 31, 2019. From childhood, Linus was eager to participate in and embrace the traditions of his community. He made his way to Vermont in 1992 to ski and get an education at Johnson State College, where he found his passion in social justice and service to others. He volunteered with the college’s SERVE program and Break Away alternative break excursions, helping in soup kitchens, homeless shelters, and on worksites all around the world. It was in Johnson where Linus met many longtime friends, established Vermont as his home, and found his way to Sully, his favorite four-legged friend. Linus dedicated himself to the work of taking care of plants and animals. He worked on dozens of Vermont farms, where he quickly made friends, showed his deep respect for all living creatures, and developed his love of driving tractors and fixing things. He was a clever, knowledgeable, loyal hard worker, and he was proud to be a part of the agricultural community in Vermont. He could usually be found in the midst of either fixing or building something to improve the fleet or the infrastructure for his work, for his friends, or for himself. He was a fine craftsman, but he excelled at making anything work with minimal materials. Linus always had a soft spot for the more vulnerable in this world, taking special care of older, sick, or one-eyed animals. He spent countless hours rescuing lost pets, making sure turtles crossed the road safely, and running feral cats to the vet. He loved to be around children, who delighted in his attention, and admired and understood him. Linus loved with an open heart, made new friends wherever he went, and cheered us all up with his elaborate, animated storytelling. Linus was a great friend, always ready to listen, make a joke, and tell us we were loved. He loved sitting on a back porch, watching the sunset, listening to Janis Joplin, and feeling held by our beautiful mountains and landscapes. Linus loved to bring people together, either for a snail race, an afternoon of crafting, a barbeque or an eggplant Parm-making party. We will remember his stories of intrigue and mishap from the junkyard, the hardware store, and many garages and mechanic shops. Linus honored many of his friends with prayer flags that he sewed. This got him started on his project of making dog coats out of old Carharts. He always said sewing brought him peace. We all wish we could have just one more cup of tea, one more dog walk, one more day pulling weeds or harvesting kale with our friend who inspired us with his unrelenting desire to make the world a better place through his work and friendship. Life presented Linus with enormous challenges, and he decided to take his own life. We are devastated that our community and social systems couldn’t help him at his darkest time, but we are reminded that Linus never wanted to be defined by his struggles, or his differences, and he wasn’t; we remember him as someone who drew us all in. He will always remind us of the importance of having community, seeing each other as we are, and holding up those who we love. We ask that donations be made in Linus’s memory to the organizations listed below—those that helped him and other humans and pets in need of love and support. We hold him always in our hearts and prayers, and we hope to lead our lives with as much love for each other as he gave to us all. He is survived by his mother, Ellen Flynn, and step-father, Regis Flynn, of Suffolk County, NY; his father, Patrick Grant, and step-mother, Margaret Grant, of Putnam County, NY; his brother, Timothy Grant, and sister-in-law, Tara Grant, of Suffolk County, NY; his brother, Owen Grant, and sister-in-law, Alison Grant, of Nassau County, NY; his nieces, Jessica, Fallon, and Alice; his nephews, Liam and Owen; his aunts, uncles, and many cousins. He is predeceased by maternal grandparents, Ellen and James Flynn of Putnam County, NY, and Harry and Agnes Grant of Bronx, NY. He was honored with a mass of Christian burial by Reverend John J. Fitzgerald at Saint James the Apostle Church in Setauket, NY. There will be a memorial on Saturday, March 23, at the Lake Lobby of Main Street Landing in Burlington, Vermont, from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be a celebration of Linus’s life, together with his family, on Saturday, June 8 at the Intervale in Burlington, Vermont. Donations in memory of Linus may be made to: AWARE http://www.awarevt.org/ The Chittenden County Humane Society https://www.chittendenhumane.org/Donate Outright Vermont https://give.outrightvt.org/linus Visit Linus's Site

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AST Global Review Dubai-based AST International Shipping Services LLC is a full-service freight forwarding and transportation logistics management company. Container and Bulk Cargo Shipping The firm specializes in helping customers transport container cargo as well as bulk and break-bulk cargo between ports in the Middle East and China. AST Global also offers container shipping services between the United Arab Emirates, Africa and countries that are members of the Gulf Cooperation Council, such as Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman. It maintains offices in Dubai and Beirut. Logistics Management Services In its role as a logistics management company, AST International Shipping Services LLC helps arrange port-to-port, door-to-door and terminal-to-terminal delivery of a wide range of goods. The company accepts both air and sea freight, and arranges to have goods transported to global destinations. AST’s logistics services include load and routing management, local storage and load consolidation, break bulk cargo packing, crating and loading services. AST offers a whole portfolio of other services as a major freight forwarder in the Dubai region. Its services include helping customers book shipping berths, obtaining cargo insurance, and handling all customs formalities for them, including filling out all requisite import and export documents. In addition, AST Global offers a range of cargo warehousing, cargo handling and cargo distribution services. Warehousing Capabilities As part of these services, the company helps customers store and consolidate bulk cargo as well as container cargo. It then helps them pack or unpack the cargo and forward it to its next destination by land, sea or air. The company owns a fleet of six trucks and 15 trailers, which it uses to transport cargo to locations within Dubai and surrounding areas. It owns a 6,500 square foot warehouse in Dubai for storing customer cargo. Specialist in Commercial and Home Relocation AST International Shipping Services LLC has a reputation for being a specialist in handling commercial cargo, helping with home and office relocations, and in assembling and disassembling cargo for packing, crating and shipment. The company has a contract with Maersk Lines, under which it has been able to offer highly competitive rates to customers. Maersk lists AST as one of the top 10 freight forwarders from the Middle East to Africa. Contractual Relationships In addition to its tie-up with Maersk, AST also has similar contractual rate arrangements with CMA and Emirates Line. AST Global is also a member of the World Food Program (WFP) and has, therefore, been able to establish worldwide freight networking partnerships with several major airlines.

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Dimensional Fund Advisors, 2002 – Case Solution Dimensional Fund Advisors (DFA) is an investment management firm that applies academic research in making strategic investment decisions. The company’s business strategy involved taking advantage of the “size effect” and relying on stocks' performance. The firm also developed strategies that entail value addition to its diverse services. Through academic research, the business was able to identify high-performance stocks in other countries, subsequently proceeding to invest in international value-stock and creating funds for small-stock. It is a business strategy that made the company highly successful, resulting in a growth of assets from $8 billion in 1991 to an estimated $40 billion in 2002. This growth was due to the good performance of value stocks. In addition to investing in well-performing value stock, Dimensional Fund Advisors also focused on maintaining the growth of its investor base, which the management identified as an important investment area. The company's philosophy emphasizes investments in small stocks while maintaining appreciation in the value of research and relying on the ability of skilled trades in the context of passive fund management. ​Randolph B. Cohen What is the business strategy of Dimensional Fund Advisors (DFA)? What do you think of the firm? Does the DFA team really believe in efficient markets? Do the Fama-French findings make sense? Should we expect i) small stocks to outperform large stocks in the future and ii) value stocks to outperform growth stocks? Why has DFA’s small stock fund performed so well? Is DFA’s tax-managed fund family likely to be successful, or remain just a small niche market? What should be the firm’s strategy going forward? Dimensional Fund Advisors, 2002 Case Answers 1. What is the business strategy of Dimensional Fund Advisors (DFA)? What do you think of the firm? Does the DFA team really believe in efficient markets? According to the case, Dimensional Fund Advisors (DFA) operates as an investment management firm that applies academic research in making strategic investment decisions. The company’s business strategy involved taking advantage of the “size effect” and relying on stocks’ performance. The firm also developed strategies that entail value addition to its diverse services. Through academic research, the business was able to identify high-performance stocks in other countries, subsequently proceeding to invest in international value-stock and creating funds for small-stock. It is a business strategy that made the company highly successful, resulting in a growth of assets from $8 billion in 1991 to an estimated $40 billion in 2002. This growth was due to the good performance of value stocks. In addition to investing in well-performing value stock, Dimensional Fund Advisors also focused on maintaining the growth of its investor base, which the management identified as an important investment area. The company’s philosophy emphasizes investments in small stocks while maintaining appreciation in the value of research and relying on the ability of skilled trades in the context of passive fund management. Also, the business strategy involved discounting and reducing market attractiveness when investors are purchasing stocks. By focusing on high net-worth individuals, the company gains additional financial advantages. We think the firm has unique attributes and insightful knowledge regarding its business strategies. The philosophy they operate on is efficient, as it is not inclined towards either active or passive management fund but rather involves both. Although they believe in the principle of stock market efficiency, they understand that the current market is not effective and try to find alternative ways to set up an active management strategy. The company’s stable development and robust incomes play an important role in achieving its financial and investment goals. Dimensional Fund Advisors attempts to create a broad and value-based small-stock index, which would allow it to gain a stronger market position. Ultimately, this strategy is expected to contribute significantly towards value addition by taking advantage of specific risk dimensions as informed by research. 2. Do the Fama-French findings make sense? Should we expect i) small stocks to outperform large stocks in the future and ii) value stocks to outperform growth stocks? The Fama French Model expanded the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) by introducing two new risk factors, which are the stock size and book-to-market ratio. Fama and French discovered that stocks with high beta can’t always generate higher returns than low-beta stocks. Large size stocks with high market beta and low book-to-market ratios will generate relatively lower returns. To summarize, in the Fama French Three-Factor Model, the return is explained by three factors which are market, stock size, and book-to-market ratio. For value stock and growth stock, Dimensional Fund Advisors think that value stocks outperform growth stocks because…

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Revel Atlantic City Reportedly Sold, Owner Glenn Straub Again Plays Dumb Posted on: October 4, 2017, 03:00h. Last updated on: October 4, 2017, 02:46h. Revel Atlantic City reportedly has a new owner. According to an “agreement of sale” filed with the Atlantic County Clerk’s Office, Glenn Straub is finally ready to unload the Boardwalk casino resort after months of speculation. Revel Atlantic City, the third tallest building in New Jersey, is a looming reminder of the recent US recession. Governor Chris Christie sure hopes so. (Image: Dan McQuade/Philadelphia Magazine) The buyer is Colorado-based Mile High Dice MGR, LLC, presumed to be the working limited liability company that will take control of the Atlantic City resort should the sale be completed. Mile High’s representative who signed the agreement of sale is Bruce Deifik, the founder and CEO of Integrated Properties, Inc, a commercial real estate development company. Integrated Properties helped develop the Lucky Club Hotel & Casino in North Las Vegas. The agreement of sale is dated August 31, but lists $0.00 as the sale price. Straub Stumped Straub, a Florida developer who owns Polo North Country Club, acquired the shuttered and bankrupt former $2.4 billion Revel in August of 2015 at the discounted price of $82 million. Since then, he’s made few friends in New Jersey. Straub renamed the property TEN but missed multiple self-imposed opening deadlines, and blamed government bureaucracy for the delays. He’s argued that he shouldn’t need to obtain a gaming license since he plans to lease the casino floor to an already licensed third-party, a claim that contradicts state casino law. Straub has also been late on paying Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA) fees, which resulted in a lien being placed on Revel in June. A month later, The Press of Atlantic City reported that an unnamed private equity firm had offered Straub $220 million for his closed venue, but the businessman told the newspaper, “I don’t know any private equity firms.” He recently came under investigation for placing liens on a residential property he owns in Florida. A 33-year-old woman who lived at the address said it was his way of getting back at her after she ended their relationship. Straub, again bewildered, told reporters, “I didn’t know that she was a girlfriend.” And finally this week, Straub is yet again claiming he’s in the dark. Speaking with the Press, Straub explained, “People can file anything. I’ve never talked to them. They are doing this just so they can tie up the property.” Rooting for a Sale From Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian (R) and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, to local county executives and lawmakers in the state capital of Trenton, the overall consensus is that many want to see Straub sell Revel Atlantic City. Without specifically referring to him by name, Christie said on his radio show earlier this year, “I don’t think it’s going to open as a casino… I’m hoping quite frankly that he sells it because in the end he just hasn’t been able to deliver.” Revel opened its doors on April 2, 2012, with 1,399 rooms and a 150,000-square-foot casino floor. It quickly went bankrupt and closed on September 2, 2014. Rapper YG Won’t Face Trial Over Cosmopolitan Fan ‘Robbery,’ Settles Out of Court Nevada Tobacco Prevention Coalition Urges All Casinos to Go Smoke-Free President Donald Trump Tweets Opposition to Tribal Casino Bill Backed by Sen. Elizabeth Warren Atlanta Casino Push Gains Powerful Lobbyist, Golden Nugget Owner Ready to Bet on Georgia Churchill Downs Wants Trackside Hotel, Historical Racing Parlor in Place by the 2021 Kentucky Derby Philip Conneller — May 10, 2022 Devin O'Connor — September 28, 2020 Devin O'Connor — May 8, 2019 Casino.org Staff Writer — February 8, 2017

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Dana Perino Political Commentator Host of The Daily Briefing with Dana Perino Co-host of The Five Former White House Press Secretary NY Times Bestseller Fee Range: Call for Fee Topics: News & Media Speakers, Top Political Speakers, Famous Journalist Speakers, Famous Journalist Speakers, Famous Women Speakers, News & Media Speakers, NYT Best Selling Authors, Top Female Business Leaders, Top Political Speakers BUDGET$20,000 - $50,000$50,000 - $100,000$100,000 - $1,000,000 Speaker for hire Dana Perino is a revered political commentator and journalist, New York Times #1 best-selling author, and a former White House Press Secretary. She currently hosts The Daily Briefing with Dana Perino, and is a co-host on the hit show, The Five, both on the Fox News Channel. The Five has won its time slot every day since it started in July 2011 and last year it finished as the fifth most-watched program on all of cable. Part of an ensemble cast on The Five, some viewers have nicknamed Perino, “The Voice of Reason”. As a Fox News political commentator, she also appears weekly on other Fox programs. As one of her biggest interviews, Perino presented an exclusive interview with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on October 18th 2019, talking about topics like the state of social media, political advertising and ongoing regulatory efforts on privacy and antitrust. Before joining Fox News Channel, Perino served as the first Republican woman to become press secretary of the United States. She joined the Bush Administration following the September 11th terrorist attacks in 2001 as a spokesperson at the U.S. Department of Justice, serving for 7 years. After her years in the White House, Perino shifted her role in politics. Not only becoming a commentator on current events and foreign policy, she also published the book, And the Good News Is…Lessons and Advice from the Bright Side, which debuted as a #1 New York Times best-seller and remained on the list for more than three months. Her latest book, Let Me Tell You about Jasper. . .How My Best Friend Became America’s Dog, was released in October 2016 and reached the No. 10 spot on the New York Times non-fiction best-seller list. In 2010, President Obama appointed her to serve on the Broadcasting Board of Governors, which complemented her passion for advocating for individual and economic freedom, especially for women in Africa. Since leaving the White House, Perino and her husband, Peter McMahon, have volunteered in South Africa and Congo. In 2014, they spent a week at a charitable hospital and came back to America to broadcast their findings and appeal for additional help. Perino also started, Minute Mentoring, a revolutionary mentorship program for young women. She also serves on the board of Companions for Heroes (C4H), which matches rescue animals with first-responders and veterans managing post-traumatic stress (PTSD). She announced that she will donate a portion of the proceeds of her book “Let Me Tell You About Jasper” to C4H. TV Personality TV Host & Anchor Television Host Jon Ashton Public Speaker Lauren Weisberger Diana Nyad Fitness Icon Ben Parr Founder of DominateFund

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Memories of Paul Westphal Some Memories of Paul Westphal on this Hall of Fame Induction Weekend Guest post by Andy Lipton Yes, it was two years ago that former Celtic Paul Westphal was inducted into Basketball’s Hall of Fame. But his speech that September 6, 2019 was something that I’ll always remember, particularly when the Hall of Fame holds its induction ceremonies. Westphal spoke about remembering to give thanks and show appreciation to those who have helped you or positively impacted you. Powerful advice about simple acts of human kindness, because who amongst us, even the best of us, has always followed that advice. Westphal himself regretted that he had not always done so. I first heard about Paul Westphal when he played basketball at USC in the early 1970s. I never saw him play on TV. Growing up in New York City, I’m not sure if many, if any, of his games were actually televised there, and USC rarely traveled to the East to play during his time there. But I had read about him in the newspapers as being one of the best guards in the country. He was a playmaking and scoring guard. During his time at USC, USC’s cross-town rival UCLA was in the midst of its dynasty, having won the NCAA Championship all three years during Westphal’s USC career. But in Westphal’s sophomore and junior years, USC was one of the best college teams in the country led by maybe the best backcourt in the country with Westphal playing alongside Dennis “Mo” Layton. USC ended those seasons ranked 20 and 5, respectively, in the AP Poll. Westphal was a second team All-American in his junior and senior years. The Celtics drafted Westphal in the first round, 10th overall, in the 1972 NBA Draft, I couldn’t believe he was still available at number 10. I thought the Celtics did great. And they did. The Celtics had gotten to the point where they were a team to be reckoned with again, in just the third season after the Bill Russell era ended. In my mind, Westphal would provide an offensive spark off the bench to complement starting guards Jo Jo White and Don Chaney. I thought that Westphal could be the offensive counterpart to Chaney, just like Larry Siegfried had been to K.C. Jones. Despite growing up in New York City, I was a Celtics fan. And I would go see the Celtics play the Knicks in Madison Square Garden. And in Westphal’s rookie season I did just that. I remember watching Westphal in the lay-up line before the game. I was focused on him. The Celtics, steeped in different traditions — everyone wearing black sneakers, Auerbach, when he was coaching, lighting up a cigar near the end of home games when he felt victory was at hand — started the lay-up line so that the ball wouldn’t touch the floor. No dribbling before the lay-up, as the passer gently tossed the ball to the player in stride to lay the ball up, and no letting the ball bounce after it went through the hoop or hit the rim. As the lay-up line progressed to more action, I will never forget seeing Westphal, from the lay-up line on the left-side, take off and sky in the air, seemingly taking off from his right leg like a left-hander, and doing a two-handed tomahawk dunk. I was blown away. Nothing in the little I had read about Westphal had suggested that he had that kind of athleticism. Westphal was an important part of the Celtics. The team made the conference finals all of his three years there and won the 1973-74 NBA Championship. His minutes increased from 8 to 14 to 19 a game in his three seasons with the Celtics and he averaged almost 10 points a game on 50% shooting from the field in the 1974-75 season. Yet, Red Auerbach decided to trade Westphal and two second round draft picks to the Phoenix Suns for Charlie Scott after the 1974-75 season. One of maybe two times I was conflicted about an Auerbach move. Don Chaney was leaving to play in the ABA. It looked like Westphal would get a chance to be a starter and add offensive firepower. But maybe Red saw Westphal as a scoring playmaker who would not complement Jo Jo White. The Celtics had not been able to defend their championship and were now losing Chaney, noted for his defense. Since his playing days at UNC, I had loved Scott. He had a New York background and brought a flashiness to his offense. His 6’6” size was at that time big for a guard. Was it a good trade for the Celtics? In retrospect, probably, but not definitively so. The Celtics won the championship in the 1975-76 season. And after the 1976-77 season the team unraveled. The unraveling really started in the 1976-77 season when Paul Silas was no longer on the team. It’s possible that if Westphal stayed on the Celtics he could have been part of the resurgence that began when Larry Bird joined the team in the 1979-80 season. And Scott, after the 1975-76 championship season, wound up playing for the Celtics for just one and a half more seasons. He only played in 43 games in the 1976-77 season. He played 31 games in the 1977-78 season before being traded to the Lakers. But it was a great trade for Paul Westphal. Given the opportunity to start, he became a premiere player in the league and the leader of the Phoenix Suns for the next five seasons. He averaged over 20 points per game each season with the Suns, shooting no lower than 49% from the field and over 50% four of those five seasons, and averaging over 5 assists per game in each of those five seasons. With the Suns, Westphal was First Team All-NBA three times, Second Team All-NBA once, and a four-time All-Star. An irony of the Westphal-Scott trade was that the Celtics met the Suns in the NBA Finals in the first season following the trade. The Celtics triple overtime win in Game 5 of the 1976 Finals is considered one of the greatest games of all time. Yet, it was Paul Westphal who made a brilliant move in that game that has to be as smart a play as you’ll find in any game, particularly under the circumstances. As time ran down in the second overtime, John Havlicek drove down the left wing and put up a shot leaning in from about 14 feet and hit a bank shot that put the Celtics up by one. Fans stormed the court thinking the game was over. One fan attacked one of the officials, Richie Powers. When the bedlam was cleared, the officials put one second on the clock. The Suns had no time outs left and were taking the ball out from under its basket. Westphal purposely called a timeout with no timeouts left. That resulted in the Suns being hit with a technical foul. Jo Jo White hit the foul shot, putting the Celtics up by two, with still one second left to play. But under the rules, the Suns still had possession and were allowed to take the ball out of bounds at half-court, instead of under its own basket. The ball was inbounded to Gar Heard who hit a turn-around jumper from the right side of the top of the key over the outstretched hand of Don Nelson to tie the game and send the game into the third overtime, in which the Celtics prevailed. It was a brilliant move by Westphal, and showed just how smart a player he was. Westphal received the highest basketball accolade, induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, on September 6, 2019. He thanked many people. And he mentioned that John Havlicek, who had recently passed away, was the best mentor an NBA rookie could have, and that he regretted never telling him so. Westphal also said that he wished he had able to be more sure that John MacLeod, his coach with the Suns, who had also recently passed away, knew how much respect Westphal had for him. And he gave this advice which he said he received from his friend Bill Gaithers, “If there is someone you need to call, make the call.” Tragically, Paul Westphal passed away about a year and a half after his Hall of Fame induction. I have to believe that as he battled his fatal illness, many people made that call to him. As much as I remember Paul Westphal the terrific basketball player, I’ll always remember the person. R. Simms 9/16/2021 02:38:00 PM disqus Post a Comment

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Littleton Adventist Hospital Our Comprehensive Stroke Center is committed to the highest standards of stroke care. Littleton, CO, 80122 Littleton Adventist Hospital’s stroke program is a certified Comprehensive Stroke Center. This designation reflects our commitment to providing patients with expert diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and patient education. The Comprehensive Stroke Center designation is only awarded to hospitals that have unique capabilities to treat the most complex stroke cases. Comprehensive Stroke Center certification The Stroke Center at Littleton Adventist Hospital was certified as a Comprehensive Stroke Center by DNV GL in 2018, and was previously accredited as a Primary Stroke Center by The Joint Commission in 2005. The DNV GL - Healthcare Comprehensive Stroke Center Certification is based on standards set forth by the Brain Attack Coalition and the American Stroke Association, and affirms that the medical center addresses the full spectrum of stroke care – diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and education – and establishes clear metrics to evaluate outcomes. This new Comprehensive designation is awarded only to hospitals that have specific abilities to receive and treat the most complex stroke cases. We have the expert doctors, advanced technology, and efficient processes in place to ensure rapid treatment and provide patients with the best possible outcomes. It means we are ready to deliver advanced stroke care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for patients in need. Telestroke outreach Mercy Regional Medical Center in Durango, Castle Rock Adventist Health Campus in Castle Rock and Rio Grande in del Norte are now all part of the Centura Health statewide telestroke network connected to the expert stroke teams at Littleton Adventist Hospital. Through telestroke's secure high-speed network videoconferencing and image-sharing technology, these teams can connect with Littleton Adventist Hospital specialists - in real time - to rapidly assess and treat patients exhibiting signs of stroke, narrowing the window of time necessary to minimize permanent injury to the brain. The Littleton Hospital based neurologist is able to view and communicate with the patient and ER physician as well as perform a neurological examination and directly view computer tomography (CT) scans to evaluate for intracranial hemorrhage or conditions that may mimic stroke in clinical presentation. Telestroke is cloud (Internet) based technology so it is not dependent on a fixed location which means it can also be set up in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) or elsewhere in the hospital if need be. Neuro ICU 24/7 Neurologist & Neurosurgeon coverage Acute stroke rehabilitation unit Stroke support & education 24/7 stroke care Neurologists and neurosurgeons are available 24/7 for stroke alerts and life-saving interventional and surgical procedures. Emergency room nurses, specially trained in rapid response stroke protocols, work closely with EMS teams to assure the fastest possible treatment that starts while you or your loved one are being transported to the hospital. Specialized stroke care Neuro ICU & Acute Rehabilitation We feature a separate neurosciences intensive care unit staffed by registered nurses who are trained in the assessment and care of patients who have had a stroke. Stroke rehabilitation is one of the most vital phases of recovery for many stroke survivors. Our neuroscience center features an acute stroke rehabilitation program, providing customized treatment plans combining physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy to give patients the strengths and skills they need to return to their highest level of function. Case managers are available to assist families with decision making, rehabilitation placement options, insurance questions, and transportation. Chaplains are also available to help provide spiritual and emotional support for families and patients.

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The UN Human Rights Council must stop war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) 9th Special session on "The Grave Violations of Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territory including the recent aggression in the occupied Gaza Strip" (9 January 2009). Joint written statement submitted by the CETIM and AAJ. A/HRC/S-9/NGO/7 Access the statement in PDF As European, Israeli and American human rights organizations*, we are urging the UN Human Rights Council to intervene and call to an end of the war crimes and crimes against humanity being committed in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) as part of the Israeli occupation forces ongoing attacks in the Gaza Strip. At least 660 persons, including children and women, have been killed and over 3 000 Palestinians have been injured. Without the external intervention of the international community, the civilian population of the occupied Gaza Strip will inevitably continue to suffer heavy losses; this is confirmed by Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak’s assertion that this is a “war to the bitter end” and Foreign minister Tsipi Livni answer to the French request for a 48 hours truce, ” nothing will interrupt the pre-established plan”. Grave breaches of the Fourth Geneva Convention amounting to war crimes, have been committed, including, killings and extensive destructions of property not justified by military necessity and carried out unlawfully and with premeditation. Furthermore, the continuing collective punishment of the Gaza strip has left medical services unable to deal with the increasing number of victims. As member States of the UN Human Rights Council, you are fully apprised of the human rights situation in the OPT, thanks to the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Israel earlier this month. The dire humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip was a dominant concern raised by numeral States during the review. Despite recommendations to Israel concerning its obligation to improve the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, the capacity of Gaza’s civilian infrastructure to respond to the humanitarian needs of the population after days of bombardment has now reached a breaking point. You have further been notified by Special Rapporteur Richard Falk of Israel’s failure to cooperate with his mandate and his call on “all Member States, as well as officials and every relevant organ of the United Nations system, to move on an emergency basis not only to condemn Israel’s serious violations, but to develop new approaches to providing real protection for the Palestinian people. We note that the Security Council has thus far failed to take concrete steps despite the gravity of the situation. However, General Assembly President Miguel D’Escoto’s statement that “the time has come to take firm action if the UN does not want to be rightly accused of complicity by omission” offers a platform for concrete action that should be supported by the Human Rights Council. It is our considered judgment that the only effective measure the UN Human Rights Council can take under these specific circumstances is to issue a resolution requesting the General Assembly to convene under GA Resolution 377, “Uniting for Peace,” with a view towards the imposition of collective measures against the Israeli Government. We believe that such a step would halt the escalation of civilian deaths, offer hope to civilians in despair over the political deadlock and ultimately serve the long-term interests of peace. WE URGE THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL: – to adopt a resolution condemning unequivocally Israel for violation of international humanitarian and human rights law ; – to recommend to General Assembly to address this question, referring to Resolution 377, in view of the failure of the Security Council on this subject. * This declaration was drafted in collaboration with Alternative information Center (AIC), National Lawyers Guild (NGL) and French Jewish Union for Peace (FJUP). Categories Cases HUMAN RIGHTS Rights of peasants Statements

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There are four known methods for sizing any ring -the first of which is simply using a ring stretcher, though this is rarely used as it makes the shank thinner and weakens the overall integrity of the ring. These courses of actions are not often endorsed or recommended by experts for these reasons. The second method - much safer than the first - is used solely on plain wedding bands (those that have no stones in them) for both men and women: The ring is first placed in a cylindrical bowl that is a size smaller than the ring. Then, with a flat-shaped tool, pressure is applied to an area of the ring, which compresses it. No gold is added or lost in this process. The third method, used for sizing rings up, involves cutting the bottom of the shank, pulling the two sides apart, building a bridge of new gold based on the size needed and then soldering it in - preserving the thickness at the base of the ring, where it is most essential. Usually, a laser is used to weld the extra bridge of gold - giving us the ability to size a ring quicker and more accurately than with the traditional style. The last method, used for sizing rings down, is accomplished by cutting the bottom of the shank, taking out the proper length of gold and soldering the two pieces back together. A laser welder is used for the process as well, ensuring the most accurate sizing. One concern that customers tend to have relates to the integrity of the side stones after a ring has been sized either up or down. The stones are always checked before sizing; if any of them are loose, they are tightened before continuing. This ensures that none of them will be compromised during and after the process.

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Relocating to the Charleston Metro Each year, more than four million people visit Charleston because of its world-class shopping, dining, history, charm and, of course, the beautiful beaches. Not only is Charleston a great place to visit, but it’s also a great place to live and work. The Chamber works collaboratively with regional partners and members to advance the quality of life and economic development for the benefit of all citizens living, working and visiting the region. The Tri-County Area Comprised of three counties – Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester – the Charleston region is a highly diverse market, strategically located on the Atlantic coast half-way between New York and Miami. The region, which covers more than 3,100 square miles (8,192 kilometers), combines a thriving economy, rich history and breathtaking environment to offer an outstanding business climate and a quality of life that is second to none. To help people moving to the Charleston Region (and perhaps the U.S.) for the first time, the Charleston Regional Development Alliance has created an online Charleston | SC Relocation Guide full of links providing new residents a one-stop regional snapshot. Included Information: Community info: Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester Counties Education Resources: K-12 and higher education Working in Charleston If you are looking for visitor information and need help planning your perfect getaway, please contact Explore Charleston at 843.853.8000.

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Index funds, which try to match the performance of a particular market index, have drawn increasing interest from investors, but traditional actively managed funds still hold more assets (see chart). There is ongoing discussion in the financial media about which approach is most effective, but there may be good reasons to hold both in a well-diversified portfolio. Here are some pros and cons to consider. A Simple Approach Index funds typically hold the same securities in the same proportions as the index the fund is tracking (or in some cases, a representative selection of securities). After assembling the fund, the fund manager generally makes adjustments only as necessary to track the index, so these funds are called passively managed. The primary appeal is cost-efficient simplicity. Because index funds have less managerial involvement, fees are often lower than they are for actively managed funds. Index funds may also buy and sell assets less frequently, and lower turnover can help reduce capital gains distributions, which could be an important consideration when funds are in taxable accounts. However, this simplicity can also be a negative. Many well-known indexes commonly tracked by index funds are broad based and weighted by market capitalization, a company’s value based on the number of outstanding shares multiplied by share prices. Some are price-weighted, meaning the price per share determines the weighting of the security. In either case, index investing may place heavy emphasis on a relatively small number of large companies in the index. And an index fund holds securities in the index regardless of the potential performance of an individual company. Hands-On Strategies Active fund managers strive to outperform benchmarks by hand-picking securities based on research and a defined investment strategy. Thus, actively managed funds offer the potential to outperform the broader market, although historically most of them have not. According to investment analyst Morningstar, 45% of active funds outperformed the average comparable index fund in 2021, a slight drop from 49% in 2020. Both of these years were relatively successful for active funds, possibly because active managers were able to respond to rapidly changing market conditions during and after the pandemic. Over the 10-year period ending in December 2021, only 26% of active funds outperformed the average of their passive counterparts. However, performance varied widely for different underlying investments.1 An actively managed fund may be more diversified than an index fund holding stocks in the same asset category, because the manager can choose to weight the securities to meet the fund’s objective rather than following the market-capitalization or price-weighted structure of an index. Diversification is a method used to help manage investment risk; it does not guarantee a profit or protect against investment loss. A Decade of Growth Index funds more than doubled their share of the fund market from 2011 to 2021. Source: Investment Company Institute, 2022 (totals may not equal 100% due to rounding) Active managers also have more flexibility and may use a variety of trading strategies to help manage risks. For these reasons, some actively managed funds might offer defensive benefits when markets are falling, and they may be able to take advantage of specific market movements that might not be captured in an index fund. Passive and active funds each have potential strengths and weaknesses, and there is no guarantee that any investing strategy will be successful. But holding both types of funds in your portfolio may provide a helpful balance. The return and principal value of mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) fluctuate with changes in market conditions. Shares, when sold, may be worth more or less than their original cost. The performance of an unmanaged index is not indicative of the performance of any specific security. Individuals cannot invest directly in an index. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Actual results will vary. Mutual funds and ETFs are sold by prospectus. Please consider the investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses carefully before investing. The prospectus, which contains this and other information about the investment company, can be obtained from your financial professional. Be sure to read the prospectus carefully before deciding whether to invest. 1) Morningstar, February 2022

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AXLE CONTEMPORARY MOBILE GALLERY Housed in the back of a custom retrofitted 1970 aluminum stepvan, Axle Contemporary is a mobile gallery of Contemporary art, exhibiting the work of contemporary artists from throughout the state of New Mexico. Mobility allows Axle to visit both typical art venues and unusual ones, such as schools, empty lots, restaurants, grocery stores, and city streets. The 6' x 10' exhibition space features high wood ceilings, exposed beams, and solar-powered lighting Axle Contemporary was founded in 2010 by artists Matthew Chase-Daniel and Jerry Wellman, as a collaborative work of art, and an innovative vehicle for arts distribution. It has since grown beyond the confines of the mobile exhibition space, and also includes book publishing, and alternative methods of creation and dissemination of contemporary arts in the public sphere. Visit the Axle Contemporary website to learn about what is happening now, what has happened in the past, and what will happen soon.

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Business Consumer Alliance Blog Businesses Prep for Updates to CA Family Rights Act Posted: 9/24/2020 | By: Nicole Pitts If you are a California small business operator, you’re probably preparing your business for the new changes that go into effect New Year’s Day 2021 relating to job-protected leave. Governor Newsom signed SB 1383 in September 2020 to extend family care and medical leave under the California Family Rights Act (“CFRA”). Under CFRA, eligible employees can take leave to provide care for their own serious health conditions and those of specified family members without fear of losing their job. Effective January 1, 2021, California small business employers with five or more employees will be required to provide up to 12 weeks of job-protected leave in a 12-month period for the birth of a child; for placement of a child in the employee’s family for adoption or foster care; for the serious health condition of the employee’s child, parent, spouse, domestic partner, sibling, grandparent, and grandchild; and for the employee’s own serious health condition. To be eligible, an employee has to meet the following criteria: Worked for the employer for at least 12 months of service. Worked at least 1,250 hours in the 12-month period prior to taking CFRA leave. Employers must continue to pay their share of health insurance premiums during the leave and guarantee that the employee has the right to return to their same or a comparable position in accordance with the employee’s right to reinstatement. Under this bill, an eligible new mother can take up to 29? weeks of combined pregnancy-disability leave and CFRA baby bonding leave after childbirth. In instances where both new parents work for the same employer, each parent is entitled to receive 12 weeks of CFRA baby bonding time. Employers may require the employee to provide medical certification if leave is requested to care for the employee’s own illness or that of a family member, but not for baby bonding time. They may also require a 30-day advance notice of the need for a CFRA-qualified leave. Caution should be exercised to avoid making the common mistake of confusing a “serious health condition” with a “common ailment”. A "serious health condition" is an illness, injury, impairment, or physical or mental condition that involves at least one of several criteria specifically defined in the family leave regulations. Small business operators must provide information regarding CFRA provisions to their employees and post the information in a conspicuous place where employees gather in the workplace, as well as in employee handbooks. With the extended provisions going into effect January 1, 2021, employers should review existing policies and procedures now and make any necessary modifications so they are in compliance with the new provisions of the law. Violating CRFA rights can have dire consequences for a business. Employees may seek damages by filing a complaint or pursuing litigation if the business is not compliant. The Department of Fair Employment and Housing (“DFEH”) may issue an accusation and litigate cases where the business is not compliant. Remedies may include reinstatement, back pay, reasonable attorney’s fees, damages for emotional distress, and administrative fines. Do you need help with business and HR advice? Business Consumer Alliance can help. Check out our website for information on how to protect your business. About Business Consumer Alliance Business Consumer Alliance (BCA) is a non-profit company that started in 1928. The broad purpose of BCA is to promote business self-regulation. BCA's mission is achieved by assisting consumers in resolving complaints with businesses and using that complaint information, along with other relevant information such as customer reviews, to forecast business reliability. With community support, BCA can identify trustworthy and ethical businesses and warn the public to avoid unscrupulous businesses whose purpose is to defraud the marketplace. BCA also helps businesses promote themselves by providing services and tools to protect their business and reach out to their customers. BCA obtains its funding from member businesses who support the mission and purpose of the organization and who agree to abide by high standards of ethical business practices. Related Artcicles Changes to Workers’ Compensation Insurance Requirements Begin 2023 New Debt Collection Rules Coming Fall 2021 New California Employment Laws for 2020 2019 Legislation Changes for California Employers Nicole Pitts Nicole Pitts is a Senior Business Analyst and Editor for Business Consumer Alliance. She has been with the organization for 12 years and specializes in report writing, business evaluation, and investigations. Nicole corresponds with businesses regarding complaint trends and provides suggestions to help them alleviate problem areas that may cause concern. She also conducts advertisement reviews, reports on government enforcement actions, and assists government agencies and the media in obtaining information. She enjoys reading, movies, and spending time with her family. Nicole can be reached by email at npitts@checkbca.org.

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Q. I am in the process of editing and updating a publication my department produces. Before reprinting, we must get approval from our funders, and they have requested we remove all the contractions because it is a formal publication with a safety message they want to see firmly reinforced. The original creator of the publication argues that we should keep the contractions because the intended audience is children, who have a wide variety of literacy abilities. He believes it will be off-putting to children if the style is too formal, and that a more conversational style is more likely to resonate with this particular audience. What do you suggest? Are there any guidelines on exceptions to the general rule of avoiding contractions in formal writing? A. A complete avoidance of contractions is common only in the most formal writing (think wedding invitations, or speeches before the queen). Even scholarly books freely use contractions in sentences that would sound stuffy and pompous otherwise. Your funders have a point in that it’s traditional to get attention in safety matters by means of a firm “Do not,” but the writer’s approach merits serious consideration. If there is any room for compromise, the best solution might be a conversational tone that maintains uncontracted phrases in the most important messages.

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Interlaken, Switzerland: A Magical Setting of Blue Lakes and Mountains October 26, 2019 978 views Until recently I’ve always been more of a beach person than a mountain person but this summer I took a trip to Banff and fell in love with it. When I got home, I decided I needed to explore more mountain destinations. To be totally honest, Switzerland hadn’t been on my bucket list before my Banff trip but when I came home and started browsing mountain photos on Instagram and Pinterest, stunning shots of Switzerland kept coming up…..so of course I had to go. Since I was already planning to go to Europe at the end of August, I decided to include Switzerland as part of the trip, which also included Prague and a close friend’s wedding in Tel Aviv. Unfortunately, this meant I would only have 5 days in Switzerland so wouldn’t be able to cover the whole country!! In the weeks leading up to our trip, I was all over google trying to decide which part of Switzerland I should spend time in. It was a really tough decision – I know most people decide between Geneva, Zurich or Zermott but I live in New York so the appeal of a big city isn’t a major draw. But once I stumbled across images of Lucerne and Interlaken I knew that’s where I absolutely had to go. Lovely Lucerne Lucerne is about about an hour south of Zurich and Interlaken is about an hour south of Lucerne so our first stop was the amazing Bürgenstock Resort overlooking Lake Lucerne where I would spend 3 nights before heading down to Interlaken. Bürgenstock Resort was totally incredible so I’ve broken our stay there at the Waldhotel into a separate post which you should definitely check out!! Interlaken is a small city located between two lakes, Lake Brienz and Lake Thun. Because of its central location, Interlaken is a popular spot for tourists to stay and it has some very, very nice hotels. But to be totally honest with you, I found the small villages surrounding the lakes to be a bit more charming than Interlaken itself. Travel Tip: Since many people describe all the villages around the two lakes as part of Interlaken, searching for hotels in the actual city of Interlaken is generally more expensive than staying in the other lake towns. I made the mistake of staying in Interlaken instead of a smaller village like Iseltwald. Incredible Iseltwald When we left Bürgenstock Resort we didn’t have a set itinerary which was perfect since it allowed us to explore the area and stop when I saw something that looked super cute. Driving around Switzerland is a breeze – the highways are well marked and smooth and the tourist sites are generally well marked. On top of that, the people could not be nicer. The highlight of the drive around the lakes was a stop in a small town on Lake Brienz named Iseltwald. I loved this town so much that we actually stopped on the way to Interlaken and again on the way back to Zurich! Iseltwald is a tiny village on the edge of the lake with an absolutely gorgeous chateau, the Seeburg Chateau, sitting on the end of a peninsula in Lake Brienz. The shoreline provides the perfect setting to relax and have a drink and admire the blue glacial water and marvel at how close the mountains are to the lake’s edge. And on top of all that, if you walk north from the town center, there are a few great spots to admire Seeburg Chatea from. Iseltwald also has a number of cute restaurants, and a handful of hotels and hostels. Honestly, I think it was probably the most stunning town I’ve ever seen!! Beautiful Blausee Not to far from Lake Brienz is Lake Blausee, a small forest lake with the clearest water I’ve ever seen. There is a small entry fee and a 5 minute hike before you get to the actual lake. Once you get there, you’ll realize the lake is very small – I walked all the way around it in about 15 minutes and the path is well maintained so I was able to ‘hike’ it in wedges and sandals (of course two choices for pictures). I loved this location for pictures and also stopped in the cute little cafe for a drink. I went to Lake Blausee at sunset which I highly recommend since the golden hour lighting really makes the lake look mesmerizing and there were fewer tourists than earlier in the day. One thing I didn’t do that I wish I had was see the region by ferry. I didn’t have enough time to do this but people there told me this was a great option and one of the best ways to see multiple villages and get a unique view of some of the regions best castles and chateaus. Despite only having 36 hours to explore the Interlaken area, I got to do basically everything I wanted to do. I would strongly encourage anyone going to Switzerland to squeeze in a day or two here. EuropelakesmountainsSwitzerlandtravel Curaçao – Amsterdam Meets the Caribbean Banff: My Dream Destination Muscat, Oman: A Hidden Gem of the Middle... Where to Stay in Marrakesh

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At Angelus, Pope Francis prays for Indonesian Catholics injured in Palm Sunday bombing Pope Francis prayed Sunday for Indonesian Catholics injured in a bombing as they left a Palm Sunday Mass. Speaking before the recitation of the Angelus on March 28, the pope referred to the attack that took place at around 10:30 a.m. local time on Sunday outside Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral in Makassar, capital of South Sulawesi province. Initial reports suggested that at least 10 worshipers were injured by the blast. “Let us pray for all the victims of violence, especially those of this morning’s attack in Indonesia, in front of the Cathedral of Makassar,” the pope said. The pope made the remark at the end of his Angelus address at the conclusion of his Palm Sunday Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica. Reflecting on the start of Holy Week, he said: “For the second time we will live it within the context of the pandemic. Last year we were more upset; this year it is more trying for us. And the economic crisis has become heavy.” “In this historical and social situation, what is God doing? He takes up the cross. Jesus takes up the cross, that is, he takes on the evil that this situation entails, the physical and psychological evil — and above all the spiritual evil — because the Evil One is taking advantage of the crisis to disseminate distrust, desperation, and discord.” He continued: “And us? What should we do? The one who shows us is the Virgin Mary, the Mother of Jesus, who is also his first disciple. She followed her Son. She took upon herself her own portion of suffering, of darkness, of confusion, and she walked the way of the passion keeping the lamp of faith lit in her heart. With God’s grace, we too can make that journey.” “And, along the daily way of the cross, we meet the faces of so many brothers and sisters in difficulty: let us not pass by, let us allow our hearts to be moved with compassion, and let us draw near. When it happens, like the Cyrenian, we might think: ‘Why me?’ But then we will discover the gift that, without our own merit, has touched us.” The pope concluded: “May the Madonna who always precedes us on the path of faith help us.” CNA, catholicnewsagency.com World Council of Churches executive committee urges commitment to global health-promoting churches Roman Catholic Bishops of Ukraine declare October a month of prayer and fasting with the intention of peace Archbishop of Telmissos is the new Metropolitan of Pisidia – Decisions of the Holy Synod of the Ecumenical Patriarchate Pope Francis: Christ offers example of reconciliation through suffering

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294 x 230 cm / 9'8''x 7'7'' Afghanistan, early 20th century. Wool on goat hair. Deep, saturated colours, very good condition

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Missouri’s Heartbeat Law Aborted Pro-lifers undeterred by court ruling The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday against Missouri’s heartbeat law, making it unenforceable. Signed into law just over two years ago, Missouri's version includes some of the strongest provisions protecting the unborn. Planned Parenthood immediately filed a lawsuit, which has now prevailed. In 2015 the 8th Circuit also struck down another pro-life law. Samuel H. Lee, director, Campaign Life Missouri: "The 8th Circuit earlier this year had also struck down an Arkansas law that banned abortions when the baby is diagnosed with Down syndrome. So this panel was bound by that earlier ruling." Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, a lifelong Catholic, has a personal connection with the heartbeat legislation, which includes protection for children with Down syndrome. He issued a statement saying his son, who suffers from a rare genetic disorder, "has shown me the inherent beauty and dignity in all life, especially those with special needs. While we're disappointed in the 8th Circuit's decision, their decision does provide an avenue for this case to be heard by the Supreme Court, and we plan to seek review." Lee: "We need to persevere, be persistent, keep going; and of course, we have to elect strong, pro-life attorneys general in the states." Pro-life activists in Missouri are hoping other groups will file friend-of-the-court briefs in the Supreme Court urging the Court to uphold the law. Eric Schmitt is in a hot primary race for an open U.S. Senate seat. He is running against former governor Eric Greitens and newcomer Mark McCloskey. You can see Church Militant's interview with McCloskey on our website. Season One • min 6: Purgatory Catholic Genocide in Myanmar Catholic minority targeted by Buddhist military

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Pompea has been dressing the whole family for over 20 years, offering a wide range of socks, tights, underwear, pajamas and swimwear with an excellent value for money and all-Italian style. Pompea: It does not tear, it does not tighten, it does not stress! chiama: 08281560000

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111,285 Reasons You Should Buy a Home This Year Written by Clearwater Mortgage Syndicated User on October 8, 2021 . Posted in Clearwater, Clearwater FL Mortgage, Clearwater Mortgage, First Time Home Buyers, For Buyers, Housing Market Updates, Mortgage Clearwater, Move-Up Buyers, Rent vs. Buy. The financial benefits of buying a home versus renting one are always up for debate. However, one element of the equation is often ignored – the ability to build wealth as a homeowner. According to the latest research from the National Association of Realtors (NAR): “Homeownership is a key pathway to building wealth and narrowing the racial income and wealth inequality gap. Housing wealth (equity) accumulation takes time and is built up by price appreciation and paying off the mortgage.” An increase in equity builds the wealth of the individual that owns it. This wealth can be passed down to future generations. The Federal Reserve in an addendum to their Survey of Consumer Finances explains: “There are numerous ways families can transmit wealth and resources across generations. Families can directly transfer their wealth to the next generation in the form of a bequest. They can also provide the next generation with inter vivos transfers (gifts), for example, providing down payment support to enable a home purchase or a substantial wedding gift.” The Federal Reserve also explains another way wealth (including the additional net worth generated by an increase in home equity) can benefit future generations: “In addition to direct transfers or gifts, families can make investments in their children that indirectly increase their wealth. For example, families can invest in their children’s educational success by paying for college or private schools, which can in turn increase their children’s ability to accumulate wealth.” Here’s a look at how equity can build your wealth over time when you own a home. Equity over the Last 30 Years The NAR research reveals that the average gain for homeowners over the last five years was $139,134 and over the last 10 years was $218,505. Looking even further back in time, the article says: “Homeowners who purchased a typical single-family existing-home 30 years ago at the median sales price of $103,333 with a 10% down payment loan and who sold the property at the median sales price of $357,700 in 2021 Q2 accumulated housing wealth of $349,258.” Homeownership builds household wealth which also enables households to more easily move to the home of their dreams. As Mark Fleming, the Chief Economist at First American, explains: “As homeowners gain equity in their homes, they are more likely to consider using that equity to purchase a larger or more attractive home – the wealth effect of rising equity.” If you missed out on the equity gains over the last 30 years, don’t fret. Experts are still calling for substantial growth in equity over the next five years. Looking Forward at the Equity To Come The most recent Home Price Expectation Survey, a survey of over one hundred economists, real estate experts, and investment and market strategists, expects home values (and therefore equity) to increase as follows: 2021: 11.74% The survey estimates a 31.8% cumulative appreciation over the next five years. Using their annual projections, the graph below shows the equity build-up a purchaser could earn, using a $350,000 home as an example: That’s a potential increase in household wealth of $111,285 over five years. Owning a home is one of the best ways to grow your wealth over time. House wealth can impact generations. In many cases, the largest single investment a household has is their home. As that investment appreciates in value, the financial options also increase.

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WALK FOR WATER UK/EUROPE ULTRA-CHALLENGE SERIES DIG DEEP Lead a team on an extraordinary journey and have a positive impact on the world by bringing clean water to Bomet County, Kenya. We are seeking enthusiastic Volunteer Team Leaders to spearhead our charity challenge campaigns and inspire new fundraisers to join our cause. As a Volunteer Team Leader, you'll have the opportunity to gain a year of leadership experience within the Dig Deep challenges team being responsible for informing, recruiting and supporting a team of new fundraisers. You will follow our recruitment campaign to build your local team and support them throughout the year by leading the organisation of team fundraising events and trip preparation. Being a Volunteer Team Leader with Dig Deep is a unique opportunity to develop excellent transferable skills in leadership, networking, marketing, event management and much more. You will also play a crucial role in raising thousands of pounds to help bring clean water to the community of Bomet County, where 65% of people currently lack access to a safe and reliable water supply. In addition to gaining invaluable leadership skills, you will have the opportunity to embark on an adventure of a lifetime as you and your team climb Kilimanjaro together. You will support each other through a truly memorable challenge, all while making a difference to the lives of others. Fill out the form below to receive the full role description and information on how to apply. Officially register your interest below and you will be sent an email with the full role description, a link to the application form and an invite to discuss the role further with one of the team. Awarded Charity of the Year at the National Student Fundraising Awards 2021 and shortlisted in 2022 Awarded Partnership of the Year at the Charity Today Awards 2021 Awarded Partner for Responsible Travel by the Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project Awarded Highly Commended in the Charity of the Year category at the National Student fundraising awards 2018 Fundraising Resources Pre-Departure Information Lead a Team Extension Travel Dig Deep Challenges is a registered company limited by guarantee (No. 8591740) in England and Wales and is a wholly-owned trading subsidiary of Dig Deep (Africa), a registered charity (No. 1148745) and a registered company limited by guarantee (No. 8034496) in England and Wales. Dig Deep Challenges, The Circle, 33 Rockingham Lane, Sheffield, S1 4FW Privacy Notice | Terms & Conditions | Complaints Procedure | Representative Rules

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Home » 10 Fun Apps for Great Team-Building Exercises Team building is the process that helps a group of individuals to become a cohesive team. It involves setting goals, planning and executing tasks, communication, and problem-solving. The process of team building can be divided into four main stages. Firstly, it is to set goals. The very first part of team building is to set goals. This involves identifying the team’s objectives and what needs to be accomplished. The next step is to plan and execute tasks. This consists in determining what needs to be done and how it will be done. The third step is communication. This requires ensuring that all team members are on the same page and can communicate with each other. The final step is problem-solving. This involves identifying and solving problems that the team may face. This consists in resolving any issues that may arise during the team-building process. Team building can be used in different settings, including businesses, schools, and sports teams. It is a process that can help to improve teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills. Source- https://unsplash.com/photos/2FPjlAyMQTA There are several benefits of team building which include teamwork. Escape rooms near me have also helped me build team bonds with my team. Team building can help to improve collaboration by teaching individuals how to work together more effectively. Team building can also help improve communication by teaching individuals how to communicate more effectively. Team building can also help to improve problem-solving by teaching individuals how to solve problems more effectively. It can also help to increase motivation by teaching individuals how to work together towards a common goal. Building a strosolid cohesive team is essential for any business, but it can be challenging if members are spread across the globe. Fortunately, there are several ways to build a solid remote team. Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/1K8pIbIrhkQ When you’re managing a remote team, it’s essential to set clear expectations from the start. The team members you have, need to know what is expected of them regarding work hours, deadlines, and deliverables. Otherwise, they may become frustrated and unmotivated. Since you can’t pop into your employees’ offices for a quick chat, regular communication is key to keeping your remote team on track. Schedule traditional video or phone calls so you can touch base with everyone and ensure everyone is on the same page. It can be straightforward for remote team members to feel isolated, so it’s important to encourage collaboration. Use the project management apps like Asana or Trello to keep everyone in the loop, and hold team-building events or activities regularly. Make sure your remote team members feel like they’re part of a community by creating a dedicated space to interact with each other. All these aspects can be helped with apps. There are several fun apps out there that can help with team-building exercises. Here are 10 of our favorites: 1. QuizUp This app is all about trivia, so it’s perfect for team-building exercises that involve learning more about each other. QuizUp is a fun, interactive app that helps people learn new information while testing their knowledge. The app can be used for team-building exercises or simply for fun. People can compete against each other in real-time, making it a great way to exercise your mind. QuizUp also offers a wide range of topics, so there is Something for everyone. Whether you’re interested in history, science, or pop culture, you can find a quiz that suits your interests. With new examinations added all the time, QuizUp is the perfect way to keep your mind sharp and have fun simultaneously. 2. Heads Up This fun party game app is great for getting people to interact and work together in teams. A fun way to get your team thinking creatively is to have them download and use the Heads Up! app. This app features many different decks of cards, each with its own set of challenges. To play, one person puts the phone on their forehead with the screen facing outwards. The other players then have to give clues about the word or phrase on the card without saying it directly. This is a nice way to get people laughing and thinking outside. It’s great for team-building exercises; it gets everyone working together to develop creative solutions. Plus, it’s a lot of fun! You can do various fun exercises with the app, and they’re all designed to help teams think outside the box. So if you need tips for a fun way to get your team thinking creatively, Heads Up! is the perfect solution. 3. Social poll This app is perfect for team-building exercises that involve voting and decision-making. There’s no doubt that social media has forever changed the way we communicate. But did you know that it can also be a powerful tool for building relationships and fostering cooperation? Socialpoll is a fun, free app that lets you create polls and surveys on any topic. You can use it to find out what your friends and colleagues think about current events or to get their opinion on which restaurant to go to for lunch. And because Socialpoll is all about interaction, it’s also a great way to get people talking and working together. So next time you’re looking for a fun way to connect with friends and co-workers, check out Socialpoll. Any company that wants to succeed online needs to understand SEO basics. SEO, or search engine optimization, ensures your website appears as high as possible on search engine results pages. This is very important because studies have shown that most people don’t click past the first page of results when they’re searching for Something online. That means if you’re not on that first page, you’re missing out on a lot of potential traffic and engagement. Many factors go into SEO, but some of the most important include keyword research, optimizing website content, and building backlinks. By understanding and investing in SEO, you can ensure that your website gets the visibility it deserves. 4. Scavenger This app is excellent for scavenger hunt-style team-building exercises. If you’re looking for a fun and interactive way to engage your team, look no further than scavenger hunts! Scavenger hunts are perfect for team-building exercises, as they encourage people to work together to complete their tasks. Plus, there are plenty of great apps out there that can help you create and manage your hunt. So if you’re looking for a fun and easy way to get your team working together, consider a scavenger hunt! Scavenger hunts are a great team-building activity. By doing things together to find the items on the list, team members can learn to communicate and cooperate. And, of course, they’re also just a lot of fun. Several different scavenger hunt apps and games are available, so it’s easy to find one that’s right for your team. Whether you’re trying to look for Something simple or Something more challenging, there’s an app that will suit your needs. So get out there and start scavenging! This popular GPS-based game is perfect for team-building exercises that involve exploration and problem-solving. Geocaching is a fun, family-friendly activity that people of all ages can enjoy. It is a brilliant way to get some exercise and explore new places. The basic premise of geocaching is to use a GPS-enabled device to find hidden “caches” (usual containers) left by other players. Caches can be kept anywhere in the world, and there are even some fun apps that can help you to find them. Once you’ve found a store, you can take anything you find inside and leave Something of your own for the next player. Geocaching is an excellent team-building activity, as it encourages communication and collaboration. It’s also fun to get outdoors and enjoy the fresh air. So why not give it a try? You might be surprised at how much fun you have! 6. Wordfeud This fun word game is great for team-building exercises that involve strategy and planning. Wordfeud is one of the most popular fun apps out there. With over 50 million downloads, it’s easy to see why. Not only is it a fun way to exercise your brain, but it’s also a great way to build team spirit. There is nothing like working together to win a game! Whether you’re playing with friends or family, Wordfeud is a great way to spend quality time together. 7. 8 Ball Pool This pool game is great for team-building exercises involving competition and cooperation—looking for a fun way to spend time with friends or co-workers? 8 Ball Pool is the perfect app for you! This fun and addictive game can be played by people of all ages and skill levels, making it ideal for team-building exercises or just a fun way to pass the time. And best of all, 8 Ball Pool is free to download and play! So what are you waiting for? Give it a try today! 8. Draw Something This fun drawing game is great for team-building exercises that involve creative thinking and collaboration. Draw Something is the most popular mobile app for iOS and Android devices. The game’s premise is simple: players take turns drawing pictures based on given prompts, and their opponents must guess what the image is supposed to be. But despite its simplicity, Draw Something is an entertaining and addictive game that people of all ages can enjoy. Because it requires no special skills or equipment, it’s the perfect way to spend your time waiting in line or riding on public transportation. What’s more, research has shown that playing Draw Something can improve mental agility and team-building skills. So the next time you’re looking for a fun way to pass the time, consider pulling out your phone and challenging a friend to a game of Draw Something. 9. Uno & Friends This classic card game is perfect for team-building exercises that involve teamwork and communication. Uno & Friends is a fun app that can help to build teamwork and communication skills. The app challenges players to work together to complete exercises, such as sorting objects into categories or solving puzzles. Players can learn how to communicate effectively and think creatively by working together. Additionally, the app can help players to bond with one another and develop trust. As a result, Uno & Friends can be an excellent tool for team building. Whether you’re looking to team build or just kill some time, Uno & Friends is the perfect app for you. Games like Uno are great for team building because they promote communication and collaboration. And with the app, you can play with friends or random opponents from all over the world. There are also various other games to choose from, so you can find one that’s just right for you. So whether you’re looking to bond with co-workers or just have some fun, Uno & Friends is the perfect app for you. 10. Real tower defense This fun tower defense game is great for team-building exercises that involve strategic thinking and resource management. These are just a few fun apps out there that can be used for team-building exercises – get creative and see what works best for your group! There are a lot of fun apps out there that can help you pass the time, but there are few that can help you improve your skills. Natural tower defense is a rare app that provides hours of fun and can help you exercise your mind and build teamwork skills. In the game, you have to defend your base against waves of incoming enemies. You must work with your team to build towers and traps and upgrade your defenses as the enemy becomes more powerful. The challenges in the game force you to think strategically, and fast-paced action requires quick reflexes and good communication with your team. As a result, natural tower defense is an app that can provide both fun and learning opportunities. So there you have it! These are great apps that can help with team-building exercises. And remember, the key to any good team-building practice is communication and cooperation. Thanks for reading! So encourage those qualities in your group while you’re playing! 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Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust Dr Karen Withell, Senior Biomedical Scientist

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I would like to pay for PLU 3020 (https://www.collectorscurrency.com/item/3020) with Bank Wire Transfers, Western Union or Moneygram.

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Dr. Garth Claassen Art Professor About Dr. Garth Claassen Langroise Center 200 I was born and raised in South Africa, spending the first twenty-seven years in Pietermaritzburg. I have exhibited my art in South Africa and have works in the South African National Gallery, Cape Town, the Durban Art Gallery, the Tatham Art Gallery, Pietermaritzburg, the University of Natal (now the University of Kwazulu-Natal). Since emigrating to the United States, I have exhibited at the Stewart Gallery, Boise, the Boise Art Museum, the Herret Center, College of Southern Idaho, The Takami Gallery, Treasure Valley Community College and the Idaho State Historical Museum, Boise. I began my artistic career as a ceramic sculptor, but have since focused mainly on painting and drawing. Reviews of my work have appeared in local and regional media, the international magazine, Art in America, and an essay on my drawings was published in Cort Conley’s Idaho Artists: A Contemporary Selection. I have taught at the College of Idaho since 1994. I live in Caldwell with my wife and son. Our home is just a block from the campus, where my office is located. Professor of Art, The College of Idaho (formerly Albertson College.) Lecturer in History of Art, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa Lecturer (History of Art, Ceramics, Drawing), Department of Fine Arts, University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Ceramics instructor, Pietermaritzburg Technical College, South Africa Ph.D., History of Art, School of Fine Arts, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana M.A., History of Art, School of Fine Arts, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Higher Diploma of Education, University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Arts (ceramics), University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa B.A.F.A., University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Art Department →

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Columbia Law Review HARVEY GOLDSCHMID: COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW ALUMNUS AND BOARD MEMBER HARVEY GOLDSCHMID: COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW ALUMNUS AND BOARD MEMBER On Behalf of the Columbia Law Review HARVEY GOLDSCHMID: <i>COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW</i> ALUMNUS AND BOARD MEMBER The legal community suffered a great loss with the passing of Professor Harvey Goldschmid on February 12, 2015. A renowned legal scholar and policymaker, Professor Goldschmid greatly influenced modern securities law through his time at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), where over the span of his career he served as a Commissioner, General Counsel, and special senior advisor to Chairman Arthur Levitt, Jr. The passing of Professor Goldschmid was felt keenly by the Columbia University community, where he spent most of his career as an academic, and by the Columbia Law Review, of which he was a great friend. Professor Goldschmid was an alumnus of Columbia College and Columbia Law School, graduating magna cum laude from both schools in 1962 and 1965, respectively. During his law-school tenure, Harvey acted as a staff editor of the Columbia Law Review and served as a member of the Review’s student-run Administrative Board as an Articles Editor. He would later return to the Columbia campus once again in 1970 as a member of the Columbia Law School faculty, becoming the Dwight Professor of Law in 1984. Still en­deavoring to serve the Review, Professor Goldschmid joined the Review’s Board of Directors in 1993 and served on the Review’s Finance Committee, taking great interest in the trajectory of the journal and helping solidify its financial health and longevity. Up until his death, the only period when Harvey did not serve on the Board was during his tenure as a Commissioner of the SEC. The Review was honored to publish several of his scholarly pieces 1 E.g., Harvey J. Goldschmid, Antitrust’s Neglected Stepchild: A Proposal for Dealing with Restrictive Covenants Under Federal Law, 73 Colum. L. Rev. 1193 (1973); Harvey J. Goldschmid, Is Antitrust Antagonistic to American Competitiveness?, 93 Colum. L. Rev. 1572 (1993) (reviewing Antitrust, Innovation, and Competitiveness (Thomas M. Jorde & David J. Teece eds., 1992)); Harvey J. Goldschmid, Note, Modern Trends in Legal Education, 64 Colum. L. Rev. 710 (1964). as well as several moving tributes he wrote on behalf of his late colleagues. 2 E.g., Harvey J. Goldschmid, Bill Cary, 83 Colum. L. Rev. 769 (1983); Harvey J. Goldschmid, In Remembrance of Curt Berger, 99 Colum. L. Rev. 276 (1999); Harvey J. Goldschmid, Introduction: William L. Cary and His Living Legacy, 99 Colum. L. Rev. 1165 (1999); ; Harvey J. Goldschmid, Lou Lowenstein—A Splendid Academic Career, 109 Colum. L. Rev. 1263 (2009). His love of Columbia Law School was shared by all three of his children, who all went on to earn their J.D. degrees from his alma mater. 3 Charles M. Goldschmid in 2004, Paul M. Goldschmid in 2005, and Joseph Tait Goldschmid in 2014. Generations of Columbia Law students, including many of the Law Review’s editors like myself, have had the great fortune to take Professor Goldschmid’s classes. Both his Corporations and Antitrust classes were often oversubscribed by students anxious to learn the topics from a teacher who was so fiercely passionate about both subjects. 4 This passion was evidenced by his important contributions to both legal fields. In addition to his time at the SEC, Professor Goldschmid served as a public governor and chair of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority’s Regulatory Policy Committee. He also acted in several antitrust-focused roles, serving as Chair of the Committee on Antitrust and Trade Regulation of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York from 1971 to 1974, and acting as a consultant in antitrust policy for the Federal Trade Commission from 1978 to 1981 and again from 1997 to 1998. He was also a member of the Federal Trade Commission Task Force on High Tech/Innovation Issues from 1995 to 1996. Students greatly appreciated his ability to bring his real-world experience into the classroom, and this admira­tion was reflected in his two-time winning of the Willis L.M. Reese Prize for Excellence in Teaching, the Law School’s top teaching prize. I took Professor Goldschmid’s Corporations class in my first year at Columbia Law School and recall that his desire to involve students in grander policy discussions stood him apart from other professors. Whenever the class would get to a particularly thorny legal issue—for instance, the duty of care standards for nonprofit corporation board members or the insider trading liability of an unrelated passerby—Professor Goldschmid would inevitably turn the conversation to the students’ own opinions. “What would you do with them?” he’d probe the student on call, “Would you hold them liable?” These discussions always seemed to prompt a sea of hands going up, and he eagerly dedicated class time to hearing diverging thoughts. Professor Goldschmid once described this teaching philosophy to the SEC Historical Society, explaining the most important part of teaching was “to think about not only what the law is, which students need to know, but what it ought to be.” 5 Columbia Law Sch., Harvey J. Goldschmid ’65 1940–2015: A Celebration of His Life 2 (Apr. 29, 2015) (on file with the Columbia Law Review). Despite already making great contributions to the legal field, 6 Despite his preeminence in the legal field, Professor Goldschmid always conducted himself with great humility. Even on days when we discussed rule provisions that he himself drafted, such as SEC Regulation FD (for “fair disclosure”), Professor Goldschmid always aimed the discussion to what the students thought rather than his own personal predilections: “Well I wrote this,” he’d say with a hint of a self-deprecating smile, “but feel free to tell me it isn’t any good!” Professor Goldschmid never lost sight of changes still to come. As he himself had sat in the same seats at Columbia Law School and rose to such prominence in the legal community, he seemed keenly aware that another future policymaker could be sitting within his own class and endeavored to prepare us as such. Although much of the legal community will remember him as an excellent scholar and an influential policymaker, I and so many of his other students will always remember him first and foremost as a teacher. That teacher’s goal was to cultivate a new generation of legal minds to navigate—and influence—an ever-evolving legal landscape. Armed with the knowledge and skills we culti­vated in his classroom, we former students will strive to live up to his high expectations and superb example.

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Raymond Buckland October 22, 1926 - August 29, 2021 Stay up-to-date on event information as well as memories shared on Raymond Buckland’s Tribute Wall.

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Will the Supreme Court uphold tolling of the six-year limitations period for civil False Claims Act cases during times of war? By Husch Blackwell on July 8, 2014 Posted in Claims and Disputes, Contract Administration, Cost Issues, False Claims Act, Litigation [UPDATE: On May 26, 2015, the Supreme Court reversed the Fourth Circuit’s decision in Carter and held that the Wartime Suspension of Limitations Act is limited to criminal offenses. Kellogg Brown & Root Services, Inc. v. Carter, No 12-1497 (U.S. May 26, 2015) [pdf]. Our discussion of the Carter decision is available here.] Whether the Wartime Suspension of Limitations Act tolls the six-year statute of limitations for civil claims under the False Claims Act will soon be addressed by the Supreme Court. In Kellogg Brown & Root Services, Inc. v. United States ex rel Benjamin Carter, No. 12-1497 (July 1, 2014), the Court will have the opportunity to address several important questions about the application of the WSLA. Should it apply to civil claims or be limited to criminal actions? Does the tolling specified in the WSLA require a formal declaration of war? And does the WSLA apply to a qui tam claim in which the United States declines to intervene? [Note: The case also asks the Court to address whether the FCA’s “first-to-file” bar applies to cases filed after the first case is dismissed. We’ll look at that question in another post.] The case comes to the Supreme Court following the Fourth Circuit’s decision in U.S. ex rel Carter v. Halliburton Co., 710 F.3d 171 (4th Cir. 2013). In that case, the Fourth Circuit held that the WSLA tolled all civil actions—including civil FCA claims brought by qui tam relators—until the President or Congress declared a “termination of hostilities.” The Supreme Court accepted Halliburton’s petition for certiorari and will hear the case in 2015. We believe the Fourth Circuit’s opinion represents a significant expansion of the WSLA. As Judge Agee points out in his dissenting opinion, a particularly troublesome aspect of the Fourth Circuit’s decision is its application of the WSLA to civil qui tam actions in which the United States has not intervened. The underlying purpose of the WSLA is to allow the law enforcement arm of the United States government to focus on its “duties, including the enforcement of the espionage, sabotage, and other laws’” in times of war. Id. (citing Bridges v. United States, 346 U.S. 209, 219 n. 18 (1953)). In a qui tam action initiated by a private citizen, the rationale for tolling the limitations period is diminished. Another issue in the case is how to determine when the war is over (and thus when WSLA tolling is concluded). Despite President Obama’s plans to end the war in Iraq and remove troops from Afghanistan, he has not formally proclaimed the termination of hostilities. An end to the war on terror is increasingly difficult to envision as the U.S. deploys troops to Iraq to train Iraqis against the ISIS militia and protect the U.S. embassy in Bagdad. Indefinite tolling until there is a formal end to this conflict could require contractors to defend against violations that occurred more than 10 years prior— in direct contravention of the FCA. 31 U.S.C. § 3731(b)(2) (prohibiting claims “more than 10 years after the date on which the violation is committed”). KBR v. US ex rel. Carter—a plain-meaning approach to the Wartime Suspension of Limitations Act and the False Claims Act first-to-file bar (June 26, 2015) How a 14-year-old case escaped the False Claims Act’s 6-year statute of limitations (Dec. 9, 2014) ”Accrual” of government claims under the Contract Disputes Act (Dec. 2, 2013) The statute of limitations for qui tam actions under the False Claims Act when the United States is “at war” (Sept. 18, 2013) Tags: "False Claims Act; FCA; Statute of Limitations; SOL; qui tam; at war; Wartime Suspension of Limitations Act; WSLA.", "government claim", False Claims Act, Halliburton, KBR, Wartime Suspension of Limitations Act, WSLA Recent SIGAR Reports Highlight Ongoing Oversight Role “Vernon’s got prospects. He’s bona fide.” — Understanding the Covenant Against Contingent Fees Federal agency guidance on the COVID-19 pandemic

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Regino Medina September 7, 1919 - October 6, 2017 Stay up-to-date on event information as well as memories shared on Regino Medina’s Tribute Wall.

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How Much Does An MRI Cost? An MRI is used by a doctor to look for diseases and other problems in a person’s body. Without insurance, the cost of an MRI scan ranges from $400-$7000. With insurance, the cost of an MRI scan usually ranges between $100 and $300. The cost of the scan is increased by $100-$500 if a contrast solution is needed. In addition, costs will be increased if the patient needs sedation. The cost of an MRI scan varies per location, what hospital or clinic it is done in and what part of the anatomy is scanned. In the United States, the cost of an MRI scan can vary by hundreds of dollars per state and hospital or clinic. MRI cost in the same city can vary by hundreds of dollars per clinic. Some hospitals offer patients a ten percent discount if the entire cost of the scan was paid in full before the procedure, while other hospitals allow costs to be split into two payments to make it easiest for patients without insurance to afford. An MRI scan is cheaper if it is done at an outpatient clinic than at a hospital. How Does An MRI Work? MRI stands for magnetic resonance imaging. An MRI procedure is done so a doctor can detect disease and other problems inside the patient’s body. An MRI is somewhat like an x-ray as it produces photos of the patient’s bones, organs and soft tissue. However, an MRI does not use ionizing radiation like an x-ray; instead it uses magnetism, radio waves and a computer to produce the pictures. The MRI procedure is painless; however, a mild sedative is given to patients who suffer from claustrophobia, as the MRI machine is very confining. An MRI procedure usually lasts from 10-15 minutes to an hour. Average Cost Of An MRI In the United States, without insurance average MRI cost is $1500; however, costs can range from $400-$7000. Average MRI cost with insurance is around $200. Costs vary greatly per location. An MRI scan can be three to five times more expensive at one hospital or MRI facility than another. The average cost of an MRI that uses contrast solution is about $200 more than the average cost of a scan done without contrast solution. Full Body MRI Cost A full body MRI is done to detect heart disease, cancer and other serious health problems. Without insurance, in the United States, a full body MRI costs $600-$3000; however, the average cost of a full body MRI is around $1000-$1500. Not all hospitals and clinics have MRI machines capable of doing a full body scan, so patients may have to have the MRI done one body part at a time, or travel to a facility that has an MRI machine that does full body scans. The cost of an MRI scan for the full body that entails the use of contrast solution is $200-$500 more than the cost of a full body scan that does not use contrast solution. With insurance, average full body scan cost is $100-$300, depending on the insurance plan. Brain MRI Cost A brain MRI is done to help a doctor diagnose brain tumors, eye and inner ear disorders, stroke, pituitary gland problems, head trauma, severe chronic headaches and other similar head and brain problems. In the United States, brain MRIs cost $1600-$7300 without insurance; however, the average brain MRI costs around $2500. Average costs are highest in New York and Los Angeles, and lowest in Dallas and Phoenix. Brain MRIs are about $300-$400 more expensive if contrast solution is used than if contrast solution is not used. The cost of a brain MRI for people with insurance depends on the insurance coverage; however, most people with insurance spend about $200-$300 on a brain MRI. Spine MRI Cost A spine MRI is done so the doctor can look for spinal problems. It is sometimes done after spinal surgery to ensure the surgery worked as planned. In the United States, spine MRIs cost $1400-$6000 without insurance; however, the average cost of an MRI scan on the spine is around $2000. Average spine MRI cost is highest in California and cheapest in Texas. The cost of an MRI scan of the spine is about $200 more if contrast solution is used, than when contrast solution is not used. With insurance, spine MRI cost varies per insurance policy; however, average spine MRI cost with insurance is around $200. Cardiac MRI Cost A cardiac MRI is done so the doctor can look for possible problems in the heart and the surrounding area. Without insurance, in the US, a cardiac MRI costs $1600-$5600; however, the national average cost of a cardiac MRI is around $3600. Cardiac MRIs are most expensive in Chicago and Los Angeles, and cheapest in Phoenix and Miami. Cardiac MRIs are about $200 more expensive when contrast solution is used than when it is not used. The cost of a cardiac MRI is around $200-$300 with insurance. Back MRI Cost A back MRI is done to help detect infections, tumors, herniated discs and similar problems in the patient’s back. Lower back MRI costs range from $500-$3000 without insurance; however, the average lower back MRI costs around $1400. If contrast solution is used during the MRI, costs can be increased by $100-500. Lower back MRIs for patients with insurance usually cost around $100-$300. Shoulder MRI Cost A shoulder MRI is done to check a shoulder for arthritis, bone tumors, torn ligaments or tendons, and other similar problems. In the United States, the cost of an MRI for the shoulder ranges from $1000-$6000; however, the average shoulder MRI costs around $1500. Phoenix and Dallas have the cheapest average cost of an MRI scan for a shoulder, while New York and Los Angeles have the highest. Shoulder MRIs cost about $100 more when contrast solution is used, than when it is not. With insurance, the average cost of an MRI shoulder scan is around $100-$200; however, the cost of an MRI scan for a shoulder varies depending on insurance company and plan. Knee MRI Cost A knee MRI is done so a doctor can check the patient’s knee for arthritis, bone tumors, damaged tendons and cartilage, and other similar problems. The cost of an MRI scan for a knee ranges from $800-$2500 without insurance; however, the average cost of an MRI scan for a knee in the United States without insurance is around $2000. A knee MRI costs about $100-$300 more if contrast solution is used, comparably to when it is not used. The cost of an MRI scan for a knee is usually $100-$300 for patients with insurance; however, knee MRI cost varies per insurance company and plan. How Much Does A Body Lift Cost? How Much Does A Filling Cost? How Much Does An Insulin Pump Cost? How Much Does A Laparoscopy Cost? What Permanent Tattoo Removal Cost How Much Does Otoplasty Cost?

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Glenn Greenwald in Lalaland by Chris Green Photograph Source: Robert O’Neill – CC BY-SA 4.0 Glenn Greenwald, along with his buddy Matt Taibbi, is currently the most prominent ideological turncoat emanating from the American left. He has established a brand for himself as a conservative-friendly “decent leftist” with his numerous friendly guest appearances on Tucker Carlson Tonight and The Ingraham Angle; as one who agrees with the right-wing on issues ranging from trans rights to supposed Big Tech targeting of conservatives for censorship, the January 6 riots and COVID lockdowns. Last summer he even conducted a softball interview with Alex Jones, despite previously expressing great disdain for the latter. This stance has been popular: at one point in 2021, he was reportedly earning between $80,000 and $160,000 per month in Substack subscriptions. Currently his primary venue, besides Twitter, is his hosting of the System Update podcast on Rumble, the right-wing video platform, funded, in part by Peter Thiel, the pro-MAGA billionaire Silicon Valley tycoon and Pentagon contractor. His Rumble page lists 321,000 followers. Transcripts and full videos of System Update episodes are currently accessible only behind a paywall—the transcripts will be utilized as sources in the article below. Like other formerly left turncoats, Greenwald has a variation of the “I didn’t leave the left, it left me” line. This is to the effect that on the issues he cares most about—foreign policy, the national security state—the “populist right” represented by MAGA embodies views far more congruent with traditional left views than does the current iteration of the progressive left. He has also expressed admiration for the general populist tone taken by MAGA politicians and publicists; he argued in 2021 that both Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon were socialists—and that Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign was economically populist to such an extent that it should be considered socialist. On February 2nd, Greenwald offered some reflections on the dynamic populism of the celebrated MAGA congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene in a System Update monologue prior to his interview of that distinguished lady: “Many things interest me about the Republican Congresswoman representing Georgia’s 14th Congressional District – her strident opposition to bipartisan foreign policy orthodoxy in Washington, the still escalating U.S. role in the war in Ukraine….. ….Regardless of what you think about her causes and her ideology – and she is, needless to say, a deeply polarizing figure, as is almost everyone who holds genuinely passionate convictions as a matter of principle – I think one could say without much controversy that she’s the most organic and authentic representation in Congress of the MAGA movement that attracted the support of tens of millions of Americans from every walk of life, from every racial and ethnic group and from every part of the country. And that just has to matter in politics. Congresswoman Greene is no ordinary member of Congress, and she’s no ordinary Republican either. Many of her most passionately held views are ones that were utterly anathema to the Republican Party until Donald Trump came along in 2016 and became the Republican nominee for president not by affirming and validating long standing Republican orthodoxies – voters already had Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio if they wanted that – but instead, by denouncing and vowing to uproot his own party’s establishment orthodoxies (System Update, episode #33, 2/02/23).” Putting aside the above passage’s drivel about MTG’s (and Trump’s) heterodox populism, Greenwald’s statement about the congresswoman’s “strident opposition to bipartisan foreign policy orthodoxy” is extremely problematic. Greenwald curiously acknowledged a big part of the problem when he said to MTG: “You mentioned China several times on that question, and I’m glad you did, because whenever I point out that the energy behind opposing American interventionism, American wars, is actually much more on the populist right than on the populous [sic]left, the argument I’ll hear is, no, that is a fraudulent agenda they’re selling. They’re not actually opposed to going to war with other countries. They’re just angry that we’re at war with the wrong country. They want to stop the war in Russia. So, they can actually go have a war with China. And they say they’re opposed to preventing Russia from taking over Crimea, that that shouldn’t be our business. And yet they’re willing to go to war with China in order to protect Taiwan, which is also a foreign country, not the 51st state on the other side of the world. Is there any circumstance in which you would defend – other than, of course, a direct attack by the Chinese government on America or its people around the world – is there any circumstance in which you would actually support a direct hot war between the United States and China, including China’s potential invasion of Taiwan?(System Update, episode #33, 2/02/23).” Unfortunately for Greenwald, after stating that she would regret a US-China war because both powers are nuclear-armed, she confirmed what Greenwald had just stated about what his critics are saying about MAGA’s “fraudulent” anti-war agenda: “But we have to be realistic about what China says. You see, we should listen to our enemies and believe them when they say it. China says that they want to be the number one world superpower, both economically and militarily, and they really mean that. So, we have to take them seriously and we have to be prepared if something terrible were to happen (System Update, episode #33, 2/02/23).” What MTG says here confirms what she has said elsewhere about her support for a military buildup directed against China. She also stated that defending Taiwan was a vital US national interest because Taiwanese factories produce most microprocessor chips for the US economy. Several days later on System Update, in conversation with his weekly guest Michael Tracey (not yet available in transcript form), Greenwald pronounced himself impressed with MTG’s computer chip argument, stating that Taiwanese computer chips are indeed vital to the US economy. He then spoke of the “paradox” of populist right-wingers like MTG who advocate for a reduction of US militarism but also advocate confrontation with China. Tracey, to his credit, engaged in considerably more substantive analysis of the US-Chinese relationship than Greenwald did in that episode. Indeed, other MAGA politicians recently praised by Greenwald for opposition to US support for Ukraine (Trump, Matt Gaetz) also share the Confrontation-with-China-instead-of-Russia approach to US foreign policy. Gaetz, lauded by Greenwald as an “anti-establishment populist” and interviewed on a February 15th System Update by Greenwald, has introduced legislation to defund US support for Ukraine—and also a War Powers Resolution with bipartisan support to withdraw US troops from Syria. A few of the remarks made by Gaetz in his interview with Greenwald about nefarious arms manufacturers are of high enough intelligence that they might have been published in Counterpunch. However, Greenwald did not feel the need to address with Gaetz the fact that the latter is an active worker for securing military pork for his northwest Florida district. He has participated in the typical alarmism that fuels increased military spending; he recently upbraided Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin for the US’s supposed trailing of China in terms of supersonic missile development. An enthusiasm for vastly inflated US military budgets is what unites Trump, Greene and Gaetz, heterodox critics of establishment US foreign policy (at least according to Greenwald’s imagination). None of them have questioned the need for the US to spend multiple times more on its military budget than the rest of the world combined. While Greenwald allows that Trump in many ways followed conventional foreign and defense policies while President– discarding the vague anti-war noises he made during his 2016 presidential campaign which impressed Greenwald to an alarming degree–he ignores that Trump did follow through on one campaign promise: to significantly expand US conventional and nuclear US military budgets. In this passion for military spending, Trump was at one with the cabal of Neocon-influenced cabinet members—Mike Pompeo, Niki Hailey, John Bolton—who Greenwald alleges manipulated him through his weakness for flattery into adopting conventional militarist policies. In February, Greenwald was positively giddy when Trump made a statement attacking the Biden administration’s support for Ukraine in its war with Russia, naming “the last globalists in the Deep State, the Pentagon, the State Department, and the National Security Industrial Complex” as the malefactors bringing the world closer to World War III with such support. Greenwald suggested that Trump’s remarks were similar in nature to Dwight Eisenhower’s farewell address in January 1961 which warned of the Military-Industrial Complex. It remains to be seen, Greenwald continued, whether Trump will push his anti-militarist inclinations should he retake the presidency in 2024. Being of skeptical and thoughtful bent, Greenwald recognizes that, in a second Trump term, Trump’s actions might fall well behind his profound anti-militarist words, as they did during his first term: “maybe he’ll be too weak and undisciplined again, maybe he’ll be too vulnerable to flattery again. He talked like this before and did some things about it, but not very much. Though, again, [during his presidency] he did avoid war of the kind that Joe Biden is feeding in Ukraine. So, he at least deserves credit for that. And he’s saying the right things. And tonight, by the way, he’s in East Palestine to visit the actual American citizens suffering greatly, who have been forgotten by the Biden administration, which is focused, for whatever reason, on who is going to rule provinces in Eastern Ukraine (System Update, episode #44, 2/24/23).” Greenwald was impressed by Trump’s photo-op visit to the site of the derailment of the Norfolk Southern train carrying highly flammable, toxic materials in East Palestine, Ohio. He didn’t see fit to mention what David Sirota, his guest on a previous System Update episode, alluded to during Greenwald’s interview with him: that while Biden’s Transportation Department headed by Pete Buttigieg has behaved abominably in the derailment’s aftermath, it was Trump’s Transportation Department which conducted a highly flawed cost-benefit analysis which eliminated a rule requiring Electronically Controlled Pneumatic Brakes(ECP) on trains carrying material like that in the derailment. This rule might have seriously mitigated or averted the East Palestine train disaster ((System Update, episode #41, 2/24/23). As for Trump as president avoiding “war of the kind that Joe Biden is feeding in Ukraine,” did Greenwald forget Trump’s enthusiastic support for weapons sales to the Saudi/UAE coalition slaughtering civilians in Yemen by the ten of thousands? It’s true, unlike Ukraine, that US allies face no nuclear armed superpower in Yemen. But what is the qualitative difference between the two situations in terms of effects on civilian populations? Greenwald observes that “President Trump did escalate a couple of the bombing campaigns he inherited, such as in Syria and Iraq against ISIS and al-Qaeda.” However, he suggests that Trump should be applauded because he was “the first president in decades not to involve the United States in a new war. That’s like a good achievement, right? We should all be able to agree on that. I know we don’t, but we should (System Update, episode #44, 2/24/23).” Why should Trump be celebrated for not starting a new war when there was no overwhelming push for one; the US population and imperial elite have become exhausted after two decades of endless, resource-draining war? Why should he be applauded for mere campaign rhetoric adorned with anti-war phrases? Why should Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gaetz be praised for opposing war while opposition backbenchers? Greenwald places Trump in the recent anti-war Republican tradition of Ron Paul: but the latter, although a Bircher-style reactionary, at least had the decency to actively oppose the militaristic policies of his own Party while it held executive branch power during the Bush years. The sad truth is that Greenwald, as with others including Matt Taibbi, has found himself embedded within a web of right-wing media platforms and informal networks backed by Silicon Valley billionaires like David Sacks, Elon Musk, and Peter Thiel. Whether consciously or unconsciously, this most recent period of his journalistic career has served to normalize and deny the dangerousness of MAGA-style extremism by absurdly constructing the latter as substantively anti-war and working-class populist. Moreover, his reputation as a muckraking iconoclastic journalist resolutely challenging the US Security State gives him credibility with inexperienced or perhaps somewhat softheaded individuals with vaguely left-wing anti-war inclinations. These persons are so entranced by his self-constructed aura of a strong, independent-minded personality that they are unable to admit to themselves the utter vapidity of many of his ideas. To paraphrase the late Adolf Hitler, how fortunate for publicists of Greenwald’s ilk that people do not think! Chris Green has a master’s degree in history from Western Washington University. He can be reached at cgreen7223@aol.com.

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Home > Businesswire YASH Proud to Be Great Place to Work for Fourth Straight Year by businesswireindia.com YASH Technologies, a leading global consulting, technology, and outsourcing company has been recognized as one of India’s best workplaces for 2018, by the Great Place to Work Institute. YASH’s focus on building a unique organizational culture that fosters collaboration, trust and diversity have contributed to its strong performance. Manoj Baheti, Founder & CEO, YASH Technologies said, “Listening to the voice of our employees and adapting to the same, are important facets of the environment that we have fostered within YASH. It is a matter of satisfaction that YASH is a Great Place to Work, four years in a row. With strong mentorship and an open style of communication, the talent pool at YASH is amongst the most motivated and engaged. Harnessing this momentum, we will strive to be the employer of choice in the Industry.” In addition to its people-centric culture, YASH focusses on building accessible and approachable organizational leadership and enhancing the spirit of celebration among its associates, ensuring that teams work cohesively. Bala Navuluri, COO, YASH Technologies said, “YASH is known for its High-performance culture and a passionate team that addresses challenging situations with confidence. We feel happy that we are among a handful of IT Services companies that made it to this prestigious listing, this year. This recognition is a strong vote of confidence and pride that our employees have for YASH. Getting recognized continually as a GPTW is a testimony to the levels of engagement, collaboration, and camaraderie within YASH.” Highlighting the consistent focus on improving people management practices at YASH, there have been significant improvements in many of the parameters that are measured every year. Commenting on the announcement, Dharmendra Jain, CFO & Head-HR, YASH Technologies said, “Emphasis on identifying & retaining high potentials, strong career management practices and accent on learning in combination with fun events and celebrations, has ensured that YASH is one of the most sought-after workplaces in the Industry. We have built a diverse and inclusive workforce on the bedrock of market leading policies and practices. Being recognized as a GPTW, four years in a row is a re-iteration of the employee-centric approach at YASH.” Great Place to Work® Institute is a global research, consulting and training firm that helps organizations find, create and sustain great workplaces through the development of high-trust workplace cultures. For more information about YASH Technologies, please visit www.yash.com or email [email protected]. Source: Businesswire

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News > CPI News > CPI Board of Directors Approve Construction of Dry Fertilizer Terminal CPI Board of Directors Approve Construction of Dry Fertilizer Terminal Hastings, NE. – Cooperative Producers, Inc., has announced its plans for the construction of a state-of-the-art dry fertilizer plant. The plant will feature a 42,000-ton storage facility that will have the ability to load a 24-ton semi in less than 8 minutes through a state-of-the-art 400-ton blending tower. CPI currently retails 16 different dry fertilizer products as a part of their agronomy program through 11 different dry fertilizer plants. The new terminal will serve as CPI’s primary retail/wholesale dry fertilizer plant. 55 acres directly east of the CPI corporate headquarters have been purchased from Morrison Enterprises. “The plant will be located at the center of CPI’s geographic trade area which brings maximum efficiency from a transportation perspective,” said Allan Zumpfe, CEO of Cooperative Producers, Inc. He adds, “We are excited about the project and how it will better serve our customers.” Along with having an easily accessible truck corridor, both BNSF Railroad and Union Pacific Railroad serve the site, making it a prime location for the plant. Construction of the dry fertilizer plant is targeted for an early 2018 completion, with the groundbreaking to be held in April. Full-service operation by spring of 2018 is anticipated with limited operations available sooner. Further details will be available as the project progresses. Questions may be directed to Phil Ramsel, VP of Agronomy, by calling 402-463-5148.

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St. Michael School Cranford – Open House Saint Michael School 100 Alden St St. Michael School in Cranford is celebrating over 90 years of academic excellence. Established in 1929, St. Michael School is a thriving, faith-based school where children become independent thinkers and grow into responsible young adults grounded in Catholic values. St. Michael School is a member of the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) and accredited by the Middle States Association Commission on Elementary Schools. Primary, elementary, and middle school curriculums are based on guidelines set forth by the Archdiocese of Newark to prepare students for high school and beyond. Controlled class sizes and average 16:1 student-teacher ratio fosters individualized attention and offers students the ability to engage in classroom inquiry, discovery, and learning. The early childhood education program offers pre-kindergarten 3 & 4 (full and half day) and full-day academically based kindergarten. On site before and after care is also available. The faculty and families of St. Michael School will invite you to attend one of our upcoming Open House sessions on: Thursday, January 26th from 7:00PM-8:30PM Sunday, January 30th from 12:00PM-3:00PM If you’re interested in learning more about St. Michael School & all that our school has to offer, please contact the school directly at 908-276-9425 or [email protected] For a copy of the St. Michael’s School brochure, virtual tours and for more information about the school, visit: www.smscranford.com #SMSstrong — at St. Michael’s School.

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Biodiversity Conservation Resource Library To complement our upcoming Biodiversity Conversation series: How important are the common loon and polar bears to Canadians?, we curated a resource library on Changing the Conversation. Filled with articles, reports, videos, data visualizations, and other informative resources on biodiversity, it brings together a series of content curated by Women for Nature and Nature Canada. Learn about soil biodiversity, the state of North American birds, ocean health, and recommendations for biodiversity conservation action, among many other imperative topics. Click here, to visit the resource library. Be sure to join our first e-Dialogue from the series, What is Biodiversity and Why is it Important?, on Wednesday, September 27th from 10:00 - 11:30 am PDT/ 1:00 - 2:30 pm EDT. e-Panelists will explore the critical relationship between human well-being and biodiversity, focusing on diversity as a general theme, as well as the current state of biodiversity loss in Canada.

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Delhi Daredevils vs Kings XI Punjab, 7th Match at Delhi, Apr 15, 2016 Cricket News sort by Delhi Daredevils vs Kings XI Punjab, 7th Match at Delhi, Apr 15, 2016 IPL 2016 match preview: Under-confident Delhi and Punjab face off Published on :Apr 14, 2016 20:42 Delhi Daredevils and Kings XI Punjab, two of the most disappointing sides in the IPL over the years, will take on each other in the match at Feroz Shah Kotla in Delhi Tags: Indian premier league 2016, Delhi Daredevils vs Kings XI Punjab, 7th Match at Delhi, Apr 15, 2016, Kings XI Punjab, Delhi Daredevils, Zaheer Khan, David Andrew Miller

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2017 predictions on data security: Insights on important trends in security for the banking industry January 13, 2017 by Credit Union InfoSecurity 2016 was a wild ride, with cybersecurity and warfare dominating the headlines. The new EU General Data Protection Act (GDPR) impacts many financial services organizations globally and may be an indication of what’s ahead for North America. On top of that, we have the growing use of innovative, and often unsanctioned, collaboration technologies such as Enterprise File Sharing Services, further accelerating the flow of information outside of the organization’s perimeter. It is safe to say that ensuring the security of information is an even higher concern than ever before and that the current Information Security infrastructure isn’t making the grade. March 9, 2023 – by Rob Craig, nCino 3 credit union predictions for 2023 March 8, 2023 – by Kristen Jason, Alacriti A quick run-down on real-time payments and liquidity management

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The Launch of Cult Eyewear Written By Cult Eyewear - December 14 2014 James Dean Wants His Eyeglasses Back A new breed in luxury has emerged with the launch of Cult Eyewear, a high-end, optical Brand, focused on recreating the most iconic eyewear designs of the 20th Century. CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ – After two years of brand creation, development and research, Cult Eyewear has finally opened its “online” doors with their official brand launch. At midnight on Sunday, December 14th, www.cultframes.com went live, and with it, the brand ushers in a bit of vintage, a pinch of old Hollywood and a whole lot of beauty. This isn’t your run of the mill, retro frames company. Cult Eyewear’s mission is to bring back to life long lost frames of the past, with one major difference: the Devil is 100%, unequivocally, in the details. There are “vintage” style eyewear companies as far as the eye can see, but what they lack, and what Cult embraces, is the passion for the past. Steven Rosini, Founder & President of Cult Eyewear, explains: “Everyone tries to make vintage inspired frames, but no one gets it right. There is a reason why furniture from 60, 70 or even 100 years ago is so important and so beloved and sought after. It boils down to one, cliché line – they just don’t make them like they used to. Years ago, optical companies and manufacturers produced beautifully designed frames, with curves and colors that truly made them works of art. Today, most companies produce lackluster carbon copies of these designs, but they never get into the thick of it. They don’t analyze the smallest of details. They choose inferior materials, or worse, they let the manufacturer lead the decision making process of the frame’s design. Cult Eyewear lives for the details and we control all of the design, and every millimeter that goes into each handmade frame. It’s bordering on obsession. We do not release and produce anything until we get all of the details right and we only make frames in small batches. If that means it takes two years to make a frame and release it, well…no one said perfection came easy.” Cult Eyewear has released their first and what they deem their flagship frame, the Fairmount. The frame is inspired by one of the 20th Centuries most iconic Hollywood actors, James Dean. The name, like all of the frames they will be releasing, derives from the hometown of their iconic muses. So in this instance, Fairmount, Indiana, the boyhood home of James Dean, serves as the first in what is planned to be a long line of released eyewear from Cult in the years to come. Five color were hand picked for the frame’s final production, with a sixth Limited Edition color being released as well. Being a life long James Dean fan himself, the President of Cult Eyewear knows this frame like the back of his hand, explaining, “Every detail, every nuance of the original has been accounted for. In the end, the final product is a strikingly beautiful frame that is so timeless; both men and women can easily wear it. This frame was the brainchild of launching Cult Eyewear actually. Like so many others, all over the world, I wanted the frame James Dean wore for myself. Unfortunately, after years of searching, my extensive research led me to the conclusion, that the original frame he famously wore was from a brand long since extinct in the eyewear world, and the frame no longer exists. Well, that is until now.” At present, all Cult Eyewear frames can be found exclusively at their website, however, the company has plans to launch in select boutiques around the world as their collection grows. The Fairmount is the first frame released by Cult Eyewear but they already have five other designs in the queue for release over the next few years, all influenced and made famous by icons or “Cult” figures of the last century. Though release dates can’t be expected at Cult Eyewear, due to the intense attention to detail of its frames, perhaps their company slogan says it best for what can: HAND-CRAFTED. ICONIC. VINTAGE INSPIRED.

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Vest Faux Fur Leopard Pink and Brown Leopard Print, Kids 6-12 months - $89.991 - $89.992 - $89.993 - $89.994 - $89.995 - $89.996 - $89.998 - $89.9910 - $89.9912 - $99.9914 - $99.99 Girls Deluxe Faux Fur Vest Pink and Brown Leopard Print Made from the finest faux fur available,and carefully handcrafted by the designer, this super soft vest will delight any little girl to dress up in. Or, to just be the best dressed girl at school. The colors are a pale pink, brown and cream. Fully lined with white bridal weight satin, this vest will last and last and can easily be passed on to your next child, best friend or cousin. Complete the outfit with the matching hat (in a separate listing) for a great, fashionable look. Available in sizes: 6-12 month, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14.

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— News and Commentary — WATCH: Biden Admin Admits It Does Not Know How Many Americans Are Trapped In Afghanistan, Could Be 10,000 By Emily Zanotti Aug 17, 2021 DailyWire.com WAKIL KOHSAR/AFP via Getty Images The Biden administration’s Department of Defense spokesperson admitted in an interview with CNN on Tuesday that it does not know how many American citizens remain in Afghanistan. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby told CNN that there are “certainly thousands of Americans … we don’t have an exact count.” “Best guess … between five and ten thousand that are near Kabul,” he continued. “There was a message put out by the State Department today advising those Americans about how to queue up and how to get to the airport so that now that security’s better, they don’t need to necessarily shelter in place.” “They can begin movement to the airport for processing,” Kirby added. WATCH: There could be up to *10,000* Americans still stuck in #Afghanistan trying to get out, but DOD spokesman John Kirby admits the Biden administration doesn't really know. Unconscionable that Biden pulled out so rapidly that it left thousands of Americans in this situation. pic.twitter.com/6DP354SSrC — John Cooper (@thejcoop) August 17, 2021 On Sunday, as the situation in Kabul deteriorated markedly, the State Department issued a security warning to all Americans remaining in the country, telling them to avoid coming to Kabul airport and, instead, shelter in place until their security could be guaranteed. On Monday, amid the crush of thousands of Afghans flooding the military runway at Kabul’s airport, trying to catch a flight out rather than live under Taliban rule, the U.S. suspended evacuations. Evacuations began again Monday night. The Washington Post’s Josh Rogin noted on Monday that there could be as many as 10,000 Americans still trapped in and around Kabul, many struggling to reach safety. It is also not clear whether the airport is in American control. Just 700 people were evacuated on Monday. White House: Kabul airport is open, flights are able to land and depart, including on civilian side. 3,500 troops are on the ground. U.S. military flights are taking off w/ U.S. citizens & U.S. Embassy personnel on board. 700+ evacuated Monday including 150 U.S. citizens. — Ed O'Keefe (@edokeefe) August 17, 2021 “An administration official who was not authorized to speak on the record told me that there are an estimated 10,000 U.S. citizens in the country, with the vast majority in or near Kabul,” Rogin wrote. “Some are residents, journalists, or aid workers who may not want to leave. Most are scrambling to escape. Some are dual nationals or children of Americans who may not have the proper passport or visas, but the State Department has not told them how to fix their paperwork.” ‘The State Department is also dealing with more than 80,000 visa applications for Afghans who worked with the U.S. government or find themselves at risk,” the official told Rogin. They are in danger, according to staffers who spoke to the outlet. “American citizens’ houses have been ransacked, and they are in hiding because the Taliban are terrorizing and tormenting neighborhoods. That’s happening all over Kabul,” a “senior GOP congressional staffer” told Rogin, noting that their office had been “fielding calls” from desperate Americans left on the ground. “There are a lot of people who are falling through the cracks. [The administration] didn’t have a plan to handle this on a mass scale…For the people in Kabul, they’ve basically said it’s up to them to get to the airport.” The concern is now that these thousands of Americans could become Taliban hostages. “Biden administration officials are very busy trying to spin the fall of Kabul away from a story about their own incompetence,” Rogin noted. “They argue that the intelligence was wrong, that the Afghan government didn’t stand firm, that the Taliban would have won eventually. Some officials are even claiming that they planned for this contingency. But the frantic calls of U.S. citizens begging for information render all those explanations and excuses irrelevant for the moment.” The Daily Wire > Read > WATCH: Biden Admin Admits It Does Not Know How Many Americans Are Trapped In Afghanistan, Could Be 10,000

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Ballet Hispanico Company Dancer Christopher Bloom Nominated for Clive Barnes Award Added by Emily Time: January 26, 2015 from 8pm to 10pm Location: Walter Reade Theater Street: 144 West 65th Street City/Town: New York Website or Map: http://www.ballethispanico.org Event Type: awards Organized By: Emily New York, NY – January 26, 2015 – Ballet Hispanico is proud to announce that company dancer Christopher Bloom has been nominated for a 2014 Clive Barnes Award in Dance. The winner will be selected by a panel of critics and performers, and will be announced during a ceremony at the Walter Reade Theater on Monday, January 26, 2015. The Clive Barnes Foundation was formed in 2009 to create Annual Awards giving recognition, encouragement, and financial support to two talented young professionals and thus, honoring the memory of the many years of critical work and the warm personal generosity of Clive Barnes. The nominees will be judged, at live performances, by a panel of experts in each field, Dance and Theatre. The awards are given at the end of each year at a Ceremony in New York City. Christopher Bloom is from Middletown, VA where he started training at the Vostrikov’s Academy of Ballet at the age of 15. Christopher trained as a scholarship student at the Ballet and Contemporary Dance Programs in the School at Jacob’s Pillow under Anna-Marie Holmes and Milton Myers. He holds a B.F.A. from The Ailey/Fordham BFA Dance program where he had the opportunity to perform works by Sidra Bell, Francesca Harper, Camille A. Brown, Jennifer Muller, Paul Taylor and Alvin Ailey. He has performed professionally with 360⁰ Dance Company, Thang Dao Dance Company, VonUssar DanceWorks, Parsons Dance, The Peridance Contemporary Dance Company, and with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. ABOUT BALLET HISPANICO Celebrating 44 years of dance and culture, Ballet Hispanico is recognized as the nation’s premier Latino dance organization. Led by Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro, the Company boasts a rich and diverse repertory of over 100 works by the foremost choreographers and emerging artists of our time. The works expand on founder Tina Ramirez’s legacy of exploring the diversity of Latino culture through a fusion of Latin and contemporary dance powered by theatricality and passion. The Company has performed for an audience of nearly 3 million, throughout 11 countries, on 3 continents. For more information, visit www.ballethispanico.org. Follow Ballet Hispanico on Facebook and Twitter. RSVP for Ballet Hispanico Company Dancer Christopher Bloom Nominated for Clive Barnes Award to add comments!

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Review by Leon Mason MOVIE REVIEW: The Lighthouse A24 strike again, just when you thought it was safe to enter the cinema. Horror is a bit dead at the moment; what is needed is a stir up. As with all their releases, the A24 studio put a spin on what you expect, and give you that bit extra. Last year we had Midsommar, which proved to unsettle, at the same time as being set in bright Swedish sunshine. This time we are in a stark, minimalistic black-and-white environment, and stuck on a small island. The only company the two lighthouse keepers have is the seagulls, and as Willem Dafoe’s warning goes “It’s bad luck to kill a seabird!”. (His speech when winning at the Independent Spirit Awards is well worth watching, within this context.) Laid out like a theatre play, we get to know the two characters through dialogue, and as tension builds we find out more about who they are. Do we trust what we think, though? Can they trust each other? Robert Pattinson is a former lumberjack called Ephraim Winslow. He might be running away from something, possibly himself. Thomas Wake is the old Wickie (so called as they trim the wick of the oil lamp) whose job it is to train newbies in the backbreaking work involved with maintaining a lighthouse in harsh conditions. Unlike The VVitch, Eggers' first film, this is not just disturbing as all hell, it is hilarious with it. Don’t get me wrong, you will be taken on a trip down into the centre of what can be between two men trapped together with only booze, fishy food and farts to keep them afloat. It’s dark, jet-black dark, and the best comedy for years. The insults just keep coming as the situation gets more desperate. Eventually pulling both men into the quagmire, as Lovecraftian tentacled nightmares cloud the vision of Winslow, who is being pulled in directions he cannot control. Read the poem Unda or The Bride of the Sea to get an idea of his thoughts and desires. It may be set in the past, but nothing much changes, however. We’ve been on similar trips as the format hints at, but we haven’t gone to these places before. Plummeting into the depths of human psyche, it’s a wonderful ride. If you are likely to be put off by gratuitous wind, violence taken out on large and vicious seabirds, bloody revenge, and lonely, self-hating masturbation, it might be worth taking note. That’s a large part of what this film contains. The Lighthouse is out now at a cinema near you

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DATABASICS & CORNERSTONES Better Together is More Than a Tagline A guiding theme for DATABASICS is “Better Together.” This applies to our products, how we work, our customer relationships and how we engage with our local community. Helping out where we can is important to us personally. We also believe that it’s an obligation of an organization like DATABASICS, that owes much of its success to the advantages of being in Northern Virginia, to support the greater community. Northern Virginia is wealthy and vibrant. It is also home to people facing enormous challenges. We wanted to reach out to them in a way that met three conditions: (1) our money and efforts would be efficiently channeled to directly helping people; (2) our partner would be well-respected with an established track record of accomplishment and; (3) our diverse workforce would feel entirely comfortable working with our partner towards mutual goals. After evaluating a number of outstanding options, we decided to partner with Cornerstones, a nonprofit organization based in Reston, Virginia that provides support and advocacy for those in need of food, shelter, affordable housing, quality childcare and other human services. Cornerstones easily met all of our criteria and we are committed to going forward “Better Together” with them. To learn more about Cornerstones, visit https://www.cornerstonesva.org. DATABASICS provided fresh produce for food distribution to over 300 families at the Cornerstones Reston Pantry. Volunteers at Cornerstones’ Reston Pantry hand out food to families in the Reston area.

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Home / Citations / How did the labour market racial discrimination evolve after the end o... How did the labour market racial discrimination evolve after the end of Apartheid? An analysis of the evolution of employment, occupational and wage discrimination in South Africa between 1993 and 1999 Title How did the labour market racial discrimination evolve after the end of Apartheid? An analysis of the evolution of employment, occupational and wage discrimination in South Africa between 1993 and 1999 Sandrine Rospabé Page numbers 185-217 URL http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1813-6982.2002.tb00043.x/abstract First, this paper seeks to estimate the extent of racial employment, occupational and earnings discrimination in the late 1990s. The preliminary step is thus to identify the determinants of the labour market outcomes of interest, namely the probability of employment, the occupational attainment, and the earnings. The following stage is to explore the extent to which the race gaps respectively observed in the probability of getting a job, of reaching a high-skilled occupation and in average earnings are due to the African group’s inferior productive characteristics and to labour market discrimination. The paper is based on econometric estimates that adapt, whenever it is necessary, the residual difference method of decomposing group wage differences (Oaxaca, 1973) to discrete choice models. It focuses on two population groups, African and White males. The second aim of the paper is to analyse how these three forms of discrimination evolved after the end of apartheid. For this purpose, we use two household surveys, namely the 1993 Project for Statistics on Living Standards and Development (PSLSD) and the 1999 October Household Survey (OHS). In doing so, this paper expands the field of investigation and the period covered by previous studies focusing only on racial wage discrimination (Knight and McGrath, 1987, Moll, 1991 andThe analysis below proceeds as follows. Section 1 outlines the methodology used in the remainder of the paper and its limits. Section 2 investigates the extent of racial discrimination in the access to the labour market. It first estimates the determinants of employment and then concentrates on the measurement and evaluation of discrimination between 1993 and 1999. Similarly, sections 3 and 4 consider occupational and earnings discrimination respectively. Conclusions are drawn in section 5.

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Category: Publishing How to Self-Publish Your Own Comic Posted on February 28, 2022 March 7, 2022 by Sidney Lusk Self-publishing a comic can be a daunting task, but it can also be an incredibly rewarding experience. Not only do you get to see your work in print, but you also have complete creative control over the project. In this article, we will discuss the various steps involved in self-publishing your own comic book. We will cover everything from finding artists and writers to printing and distribution. So whether you’re a first-time creator or a seasoned pro, read on for all the information you need to make your dream of self-publishing a reality! The first step in self-publishing your own comic is finding the right team to help you bring your vision to life. If you’re not an artist or writer yourself, you’ll need to find people who are passionate about your project and who have the skills to bring it to fruition. The best way to do this is by networking with other creators and industry professionals. Attend comic conventions, meet-ups, and workshops, and get your work out there for people to see. You never know who you’ll meet or where your next great collaboration will come from! Once you’ve assembled your team, the next step is to start putting together the actual comic book. This is where your creative vision comes into play, as you’ll need to decide on the story, characters, and style of your book. You’ll also need to create a pitch document that can be used to sell your project to publishers or distributors. This document should include a brief synopsis of the story, some character sketches, and a sample page or two of the comic. Once you’ve finished putting your book together, it’s time to start printing and distributing it. There are a number of different ways to do this, so you’ll need to choose the option that best suits your needs and budget. You can print copies yourself using a service like Lulu or IndyPlanet, or you can find a publisher or distributor who can handle all the printing and distribution for you. No matter how you choose to self-publish your comic, the most important thing is to have fun and stay true to your vision. The comics industry is a competitive one, but with hard work and a bit of luck, you can make your dream of self-publishing a reality. So get out there and start creating! Posted in PublishingTagged Business, How to, Self Publish, TipsLeave a Comment on How to Self-Publish Your Own Comic

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THEROADTOAMARATHON Looking for a race to run Saturday? Vanessa Junkin vjunkin@dmg.gannett.com If you're looking for a race to run this weekend, you're in luck. There are a few going on: one each of these is in Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. Bunny Palooza 5K and 10K: The day before Easter is the Bunny Palooza 5K and 10K. Head over to Bethany Beach -- the race begins at the Garfield Parkway/Atlantic Avenue intersection -- and choose between the 3.1-mile or 6.2-mile distance. Online registration has closed, but runners can register from 1-5 p.m. Friday, April 18, at Mango's in Bethany Beach, according to the race Web page. The cost is $35 to participate in the 5K and $40 for the 10K, the page states. The 10K begins at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, April 19, and the 5K begins at 9:30 a.m. the same day, with a mandatory meeting 10 minutes before each for participants, according to the race Web page. My colleague Leigh Giangreco wrote about the event in a recent Easter events article, noting that the races support scholarships through the Quiet Resorts Charitable Foundation. 5K Strides for Epilepsy: For the second year, the University of Maryland Eastern Shore School of Pharmacy Student Government Association is putting on the 5K Strides for Epilepsy. According to the race website, the event will go through the Salisbury City Park and by the zoo, and it will benefit United Needs and Abilities, and Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy. The race begins at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, April 19. If you haven't registered yet, the online registration is here and race-day registration begins at 8 a.m. Saturday. The preregistration discount deadline has passed, so the cost is $25 for the 5K. Frequently asked questions about the run are available here. If you preregister, make sure you bring your confirmation email and if 18 or older, an ID. Get to the United Needs and Abilities office, at 688 Main Street in Salisbury -- by the Salisbury City Park -- beginning at 8 a.m. race day to sign in, according to the race website. (This race is featured on the website of the Eastern Shore Running Club, which I'm a member of.) Bay to Bay 10K Run and 5K Run/Walk: The Chincoteague Island Family YMCA is hosting the Bay to Bay 10K Run and 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, April 19. The race begins at 8 a.m. at Robert Reed Park on Chincoteague Island, according to the race website. The cost is currently $35 to participate for adults and free for children younger than 14, according to the race poster. A registration form is available here. That can be brought to the YMCA on Chincoteague or brought with the runner on race day to turn in beginning at 6:30 a.m., according to the website. The event benefits the Chincoteague Island Family YMCA.

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Halloween vandalism lands two in Ocean City jail Brian Shane DelmarvaNow Ocean City Police have charged two people with committing multiple acts of Boardwalk vandalism on Halloween night. Officers said they watched William Kazimierz Placek, 23, of Laurel, Maryland, and Poppy Walker, 25, of Washington, D.C., spray painting marks on a fire hydrant, Dumpsters, and a railing in the area of Second Street and the Boardwalk on Oct. 31. Police said officers tracked down Placek's vehicle, and arrested the pair around 11:30 p.m. in the area of 112th Street. They also found empty cans of spray paint as well as a knife in the vehicle. Police also said they determined that the duo had been responsible for spray-paint vandalism in three other spots in Ocean City. After being jailed, Placek destroyed a sprinkler head in his jail cell, police added. Both suspects have been charged with six counts of malicious destruction of property, malicious destruction scheme, and concealing a deadly weapon. Walker also has been charged with one count of malicious destruction of property. Both were released on personal recognizance, and are scheduled to face their charged Dec. 4 in Ocean City District Court.

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First reviews in for Pixar’s Up Up keeps Pixar’s critical hot streak going, as it prepares to open the Cannes Film Festival… By Simon Brew | May 13, 2009 | As we talked about last week, Up has the potential to be Pixar’s riskiest project yet, with the suspicion being that there’d be no end of critical plaudits, albeit with less certainty surrounding its box office potential. Well, the film has now opened the Cannes Film Festival – a feat in itself to be asked, and the first animated film to do so – and the first verdicts on Up are coming through. And the word is good. Very good indeed. Variety calls it “a captivating odd-couple adventure that becomes funnier and more exciting as it flies along”, noting one particular highlight being “an exquisite interlude that, in less than five minutes, encapsulates the life-long love affair between Carl Fredericksen and his wife Ellie in a manner worthy of even the most poetic of silent-film director”. It concludes that it’s both very funny, and “an exceptionally refined picture”. The Hollywood Reporter is singing from the same song sheet, calling Up a “wonderful big picture”, noting that it’s “winsome, touching and arguably the funniest Pixar effort ever” and “Chaplin-esque”. It also reckons that when it comes to box office potential with Up, “the sky’s the limit”. Roger Ebert in his Chicago Sun-Times blog, meanwhile, also concurs that the film is “wonderful”, saying, “This is a story as tickling to the imagination as the magical animated films of my childhood.” In fact, looking through the reviews this morning, it’s hard to find a note of dissent amongst them. US moviegoers can find out for themselves when the film goes on general release at the end of the month, while here in Blighty, we have to, guttingly, wait until October for the privilege. Turning Red and the Double-Edged Sword of Pixar Expectations March 7, 2022 | By Nick Harley Monsters University review June 10, 2013 | By Louisa Mellor May 13, 2009 | By Simon Brew Planes review August 7, 2013 | By Simon Brew

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Following in dad's footsteps: Lions reach agreement with Breshad Perriman Justin Rogers Thirty years ago, the Detroit Lions traded for wide receiver Brett Perriman. On Thursday, they reached a free agent agreement with his son, Breshad. According to agent Drew Rosenhaus, the one-year deal is worth up to $3 million for the younger Perriman. A first-round pick for the Baltimore Ravens in 2015, Breshad's career got off to a rocky start when he suffered a season-ending knee injury ahead of his debut campaign. He returned in 2016, catching 33 passes for 499 yards and three touchdowns. After his playing time and production plummeted the next season, the Ravens released him. Following a year with Cleveland, he latched on with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2019, where he posted his the best production of his career. Appearing in 14 games, including four starts, the 6-foot-2, 215-pound Breshad caught 36 passes for 645 yards (17.9 yards per reception) and six scores, more than doubling his touchdown total from the previous three seasons. He spent the 2020 season with the New York Jets and produced at a similar clip with 30 grabs for 505 yards and three touchdowns in 12 games. In Detroit, Breshad will be coached by Antwaan Randle El, who was an offensive assistant during his time in Tampa Bay. Breshad will follow in his father's footsteps with the Lions. Brett, who was acquired from the New Orleans Saints ahead of the 1991 season, had a productive six-year stretch in Detroit, averaging more than 70 receptions per season as the team made four trips to the postseason. Brett's best season came in 1995 when he set career-highs in catches (108), yards (1,488) and touchdowns (nine). He and teammate Herman Moore became the first receiver tandem in NFL history to both catch 100 passes that year. Breshad's addition is part of a complete overhaul at receiver for the Lions. The team has already lost Marvin Jones and Jamal Agnew in free agency, with Kenny Golladay expected to similarly sign elsewhere in the coming days. Earlier this month, the Lions signed veteran Tyrell Williams. The former Raiders and Chargers receiver missed the 2020 season with a shoulder injury, but averaged 49 receptions for 773 yards and 5.5 touchdowns the previous four seasons. jdrogers@detroitnews.com Twitter: @Justin_Rogers

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List of ISO 14001 Certified Companies in USA: Top 20 Examples ISO 14001 is a globally recognized standard for environmental management. It is designed to help organizations manage and improve their environmental performance by providing a framework for identifying and controlling their impact on the environment. In the United States, there are many companies that have been certified to ISO 14001. In this article, we will explore the benefits of ISO 14001 certification and provide a list of ISO 14001 certified companies in the USA. Benefits of ISO 14001 Certification ISO 14001 certification provides many benefits to organizations. Here are some of the key benefits: Improved environmental performance: ISO 14001 provides a framework for organizations to identify and manage their environmental impact. By implementing ISO 14001, companies can improve their environmental performance and reduce their environmental footprint. Legal compliance: Compliance with environmental laws and regulations is a critical aspect of ISO 14001. By implementing ISO 14001, companies can ensure that they are complying with all relevant environmental laws and regulations. Cost savings: By implementing ISO 14001, companies can identify opportunities to reduce their environmental impact and save money on energy, water, and waste management. Competitive advantage: ISO 14001 certification is a recognized symbol of an organization's commitment to environmental responsibility. It can provide a competitive advantage in the marketplace by demonstrating a company's commitment to sustainability. List of ISO 14001 Certified Companies in the USA Here is a list of some of the ISO 14001 certified companies in the USA: 1. 3M Company 3M Company is a multinational conglomerate that produces a wide range of products, including adhesives, abrasives, and personal protective equipment. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 1997. 2. Abbott Laboratories Abbott Laboratories is a global healthcare company that develops and manufactures pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and nutritional products. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2001. 3. Caterpillar Inc. Caterpillar Inc. is a multinational corporation that designs, manufactures, and sells construction equipment, engines, and power generators. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2000. 4. Cisco Systems, Inc. Cisco Systems, Inc. is a multinational technology company that designs, manufactures, and sells networking hardware, software, and telecommunications equipment. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2001. 5. DuPont de Nemours, Inc. DuPont de Nemours, Inc. is a multinational corporation that produces a wide range of products, including chemicals, plastics, and agricultural products. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2001. 6. FedEx Corporation FedEx Corporation is a multinational delivery services company that provides courier, shipping, and printing services. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2003. 7. Ford Motor Company Ford Motor Company is an American multinational automaker that designs, manufactures, and sells cars, trucks, and SUVs. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2001. 8. General Electric Company General Electric Company is a multinational conglomerate that produces a wide range of products, including power generation equipment, aviation systems, and healthcare technology. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 1998. 9. IBM Corporation IBM Corporation is a multinational technology company that provides hardware, software, and consulting services. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 1998. 10. Johnson Controls, Inc. Johnson Controls, Inc. is a multinational conglomerate that produces automotive batteries, HVAC equipment, and building management systems. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 1999. 11. Merck & Co., Inc. erck & Co., Inc. is a global healthcare company that develops and produces pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and animal health products. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2002. 12. Microsoft Corporation Microsoft Corporation is a multinational technology company that produces software, hardware, and gaming products. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2004. 13. Nestle USA, Inc. Nestle USA, Inc. is a multinational food and beverage company that produces a wide range of products, including chocolate, coffee, and pet food. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 1999. 14. Pfizer Inc. Pfizer Inc. is a global pharmaceutical company that develops and produces prescription drugs and vaccines. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2003. 15. Procter & Gamble Company Procter & Gamble Company is a multinational consumer goods company that produces a wide range of products, including household cleaning products, personal care products, and pet food. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2002. 16. Siemens Corporation Siemens Corporation is a multinational conglomerate that produces a wide range of products, including power generation equipment, industrial automation systems, and medical equipment. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2002. 17. Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. is a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation that distributes and sells Toyota vehicles in the United States. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2003. 18. United Parcel Service, Inc. United Parcel Service, Inc. is a multinational package delivery and logistics company that provides transportation and supply chain solutions. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2004. 19. Verizon Communications Inc. Verizon Communications Inc. is a multinational telecommunications company that provides wireless, broadband, and other communications services. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2002. 20. Whirlpool Corporation Whirlpool Corporation is a multinational home appliance company that produces a wide range of products, including refrigerators, washing machines, and dishwashers. The company has been certified to ISO 14001 since 2001. Top 10 Geotechnical Engineering Companies in USA Top 10 Welding Companies in USA Top 10 Semiconductor Companies in USA Top 10 Oil Companies in USA Top 10 Drone Companies in India Top 10 Paint Companies in India ISO 14001 certification provides many benefits to organizations, including improved environmental performance, legal compliance, cost savings, and a competitive advantage. In the USA, many companies have been certified to ISO 14001, including 3M Company, Abbott Laboratories, Caterpillar Inc., Cisco Systems, Inc., DuPont de Nemours, Inc., FedEx Corporation, Ford Motor Company, General Electric Company, IBM Corporation, Johnson Controls, Inc., Merck & Co., Inc., Microsoft Corporation, Nestle USA, Inc., Pfizer Inc., Procter & Gamble Company, Siemens Corporation, Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc., United Parcel Service, Inc., Verizon Communications Inc., and Whirlpool Corporation. These companies demonstrate a commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainability, and serve as examples for others to follow.

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/ Dislocation, Social Isolation, and the Politics of Recovery in Post-Disaster Japan Dislocation, Social Isolation, and the Politics of Recovery in Post-Disaster Japan

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Browsing: Cleared Report – Saraya Is Now CLEARED To Wrestle By Craig October 7, 2022 0 Four years after she was forced to retire due to a serious neck injury, Saraya can reportedly return to the squared…

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According to the Central Statistical Office calculations (Census 2010), the disability prevalence rate in Saint Lucia is 1% Quality Education (No data)

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BB&T Corporation Rewards Shareholders with 11% Quarterly Dividend Hike (NYSE:BBT) By: Ned Piplovic, August 8, 2019 The BB&T Corporation (NYSE:BBT) rewarded its shareholders with a ninth consecutive dividend hike by boosting its upcoming quarterly dividend payout amount 11% for the upcoming round of dividend distributions next month. Aside from cutting its quarterly dividend once for the third quarter of 2009 during the financial crisis, the BB&T Corporation boosted its annual dividend every year over the past two decades. Furthermore, in 2018, the bank also delivered to its shareholders a second dividend hike and a special dividend. The share price stumbled a bit and has traded relatively flat over the trailing 12 months. Additionally, amid the current market selloff over the past couple of days, the share price declined by a single-digit percentage. This share price decline overpowered the above-average dividend income payouts to deliver a small overall loss for the past year. However, the banks fundamentals are strong, and the share price should rebound as soon as the downward pressure from the overall market decline subsides. Furthermore, the upcoming merger of equals with SunTrust Banks Inc. (NYSE:STI) will create the sixth larges U.S. bank in terms of assets and deposits, which will create additional market strength for further expansion. Additionally, the two banks estimate nearly $1.6 billion in cost savings from merger synergies. These cost savings and larger market shares should form a solid foundation for continued share price growth and continuation of the dividend hike streak under the new corporate identity — Truist Financial Corporation. As always, interested investors should conduct their own stock analysis, especially considering the impending merger. However, if the merger is successful and the share price rebounds soon, the current pullback might be a great opportunity to take a long position at the current discount. However, investors whose analysis confirms that BB&T could be a good investment should consider acting before the upcoming August 13, 2019, ex-dividend date to lock in eligibility for the next round of dividend distributions. BB&T will distribute the next round of dividends to all shareholders of record on September 3, 2019. BB&T Corporation (NYSE:BBT) Based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and founded in 1872, the BB&T Corporation operates as a financial holding company for the BB&T Bank that provides various banking and trust services for small and mid-size businesses, public agencies, local governments and individuals. The bank operates through six business segments — Community Banking Retail & Consumer Finance, Financial Services & Commercial Finance, Community Banking Commercial and Insurance Holdings. In addition to the customary retail banking services, such as savings accounts, checking accounts and certificates of deposit, the BB&T Corporation also offers other financial and wealth-management services. The bank offers individual retirement accounts, as well as asset management, lending and consumer finance, as well as home equity and mortgage lending. Furthermore, the Insurance Holdings segment offers a variety of products, such as property and casualty, life, health, employee benefits, commercial general liability, surety, title and other insurance products. Additionally, BB&T provides investment brokerage, mobile and online banking, payment, lease financing, small business lending, as well as wealth management and private banking services. The company’s current dividend hike increased the quarterly distribution 11.1% from $0.405 distributed in the second-quarter 2019 to the $0.45 upcoming payout amount. After this dividend hike and two boosts last year, the current $0.45 quarterly dividend payout amount is 36.3% higher than the $0.33 distribution at the beginning of 2018. BB&T Corporation’s upcoming quarterly payout of $0.45 corresponds to a $1.80 annualized dividend payout and a 3.8% forward dividend yield. The dividend hike streak and the recent share price dip pushed the current yield nearly 37% above the company’s own 2.8% average dividend yield over the past five years. In addition to outperforming its own five-year yield average, BB&T’s current yield is also 27% higher than the 3% average yield of the overall Financials sector as well as more than double the 1.87% simple average yield of all the companies in the Mid-Atlantic Regional Banks industry segment. The segments average yield increases to 2.46% once we exclude the banks that currently do not distribute any dividends to their shareholders. Therefore, BB&T’s current yield also outperformed by 54% the simple yield average of only the segment’s dividend-paying equities. The BB&T Corporation paid a flat $0.15 quarterly dividend for seven consecutive periods after cutting its 68% in the third quarter of 2009. However, the bank began its current streak of annual dividend increases with a dividend hike in the second-quarter 2011. Since the beginning of the current nine-year dividend hike streak in 2011, BB&T tripled its total annual dividend amount. This pace of advancement corresponds to an average growth rate of 13% per year for nearly a decade. Despite the dividend cut of nearly 70% in 2009, the company still managed to deliver an average annual growth rate of more than 4% over the past two decades. BB&T’s current dividend payout ratio of 40% indicates that the company uses only a little more than a third of its earnings to cover divided distributions. This ratio is marginally lower than the company’s own 41% five-year payout ratio average. Additionally, BB&T’s current payout ratio is right in the middle of the 30% to 50% that is generally considered by investors as sustainable. At 40%, BB&T’s current payout ratio indicates that the company distributes a significant share of its earnings as dividend to attract income-seeking investors. Alternatively, the current payout ratio is low enough below the 50% upper limit to indicate that the company has enough earnings to cover the dividend distributions, as well as support future dividend increases. Notwithstanding the steady streak of dividend boosts and double-digit growth rate, BB&T’s dividend income distributions were unable to overcome the current share price pullback of nearly 8%. However, the dividend income offset a portion of that decline and limited the total loss to less than 4.5% over the trailing 12 months. The longer-term total returns of 36% over the past three years and 48% over the past five years are more representative of the BB&T’s long-term performance.

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Curator talk, tour at Sam Davis Home The Daily News Journal SMYRNA – To commemorate Black History Month, the Sam Davis Home is featuring and a special Curator Talk and Tour Saturday in conjunction with the exhibit, “From Enslavement to Freedom: As Told Through Primary Documents.” Visitors will get an inside look into the featured exhibit and an in-depth tour with the museum’s curator, Alex Collins. Guests will learn what goes into creating such an exhibit, dig into the history that the exhibit does not explore, and take a topic-specific guided tour of the historic house and grounds alongside Collins. “The new exhibit is an extension of our permanent gallery exhibit, ‘Recovering Their Story: African Americans at the Davis Plantation, 1850-1925,’” Collins said. “Visitors will get to examine some of the documents that were uncovered during the research for the permanent exhibit and follow the lives of African Americans who used to live on the Davis Plantation. The exhibit encourages visitors to uncover the stories themselves by looking at the documents and offers questions to prompt critical thinking.” This one-day-only event will take place at 1 p.m. Saturday and will run approximately 90 minutes. Admission is $15 per person with reservations requested in advance by emailing education@samdavishome.org or calling 615-459-2341. Limited space is available for the Curator Talk and Tour. The exhibit will be on display until April 25. The Sam Davis Home, located at 1399 Sam Davis Road, is a nonprofit, historic house and museum. For more information, including hours and admission rates, call 615-459-2341 or visit the website at samdavishome.org.

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leashtime_dashboard Posted by Kate Reich on Thursday, March 25th, 2021 at 10:51 am

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GFED Stock Price Today (plus 7 insightful charts) In addition to the latest Guaranty Bank (GFED) stock price, this page includes 7 charts that add a unique perspective to the latest stock quote. The Guaranty Bank (GFED) stock price and stock chart below provides intra-day data for the current/most recent trading day. The following chart presents the one-year price performance for Guaranty Bank (GFED). This chart is updated every trading day after the close. For a long-term perspective, the following chart presents price performance since 2000 for Guaranty Bank (GFED). How much does Guaranty Bank (GFED) move in a day? The following histogram allows you determine how frequently certain daily price movements occur and thereby provides a visual representation of the stock’s volatility. The following chart presents the relative strength of Guaranty Bank (GFED) as compared to the S&P 500. When the blue line in the chart is moving up, the stock is outperforming the S&P 500 and when it is trending down it is underperforming. The chart below illustrates the average year performance (aka seasonality) for Guaranty Bank (GFED). Some sectors tend to outperform during certain parts of the year. Has Guaranty Bank (GFED) performed better on a particular day of the week? The following average weekday chart answers that question.

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Experiencing God's Dream for Your Marriage By Chip Ingram Read by Chip Ingram Chip Ingram Living on the Edge Would you like a fresh breeze to blow in your marriage? Do you long for a marriage where intimacy and communication are a reality instead of a dream? Experiencing God's Dream for Your Marriage is a topical series by Chip Ingram that examines God's design for marriage, with practical instruction to help you make your marriage what God desires it to be. Author Bio: Chip Ingram Chip Ingram is a pastor, author, coach, and teacher for twenty-five years. Chip holds an MS degree from West Virginia University and a ThM degree from Dallas Theological Seminary. He is the author of over a dozen books including his most recent releases: Culture Shock, Spiritual Simplicity, Good to Great in God’s Eyes and Overcoming Emotions that Destroy. Today, he serves as senior pastor of Venture Christian Church in Silicon Valley, California, and president of Living on the Edge, an international teaching and discipleship ministry. Publisher: Living on the Edge

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Performing Arts Schools in Edinburgh Drama Schools in Edinburgh, Elgin and Kincardine or the Mearns Forres, Kinross, Fife, Forfar, Haddington, Inverness, Lanark, Linlithgow, Peebles, Perth, Roxburgh, Selkirk, Stirling, Wigtown. The Performing Arts discipines include singing, dancing and drama. There are many different styles of drama, dance and singing and these can be learnt through a variety of different drama schools delivering Performing Arts in Edinburgh Scotland. Whether it is a part time, full time, professional, non professional or a complete beginners course or class we are here to help you find the perfect class. Stagecoach Theatre Arts Edinburgh Pentlands. Stagecoach Theatre Arts Edinburgh North The Drama Studio Stagecoach Theatre Arts Edinburgh The Edinburgh Festival The Edinburgh Festival is the name given to a collection of many arts and culture festivals that take place in Edinburgh, generally during the summer months. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the largest component, as well as the world’s largest arts festival and it runs alongside the ‘official’ Edinburgh Festival during August. Other festivals include the Military Tattoo, the Jazz and Blues festival, the Book and Science festivals and many more. The first Edinburgh International Festival was held in 1947, at the end of August and was formed to ‘provide a platform for the flowering of the human spirit’. It was designed to enrich the cultural life of Britain, Scotland and Europe, with several cities considered as the venue before Edinburgh was chosen. Since 1999 the festival has been centred on The Hub, which is located near to Edinburgh castle and is in itself a remarkable piece of architecture. For three weeks this building hosts a wide range of international music, opera, theatre and dance, with supporting activities, such as drama classes for kids and adults, workshops, dance classes and various cultural talks and debates. The Edinburgh Fringe Festival was also established in 1947, when eight uninvited theatre companies turned up to perform at the first official festival. All except one did perform in Edinburgh and the following year the name Fringe was given to the performances going on at the edges of the official event. The fringe festival has no selection committee, so any performance is welcome to participate, with many experimental works that would not generally be accepted elsewhere being allowed to perform. Comedy has recently become the largest genre at the fringe festival, overtaking theatre in 2008.The festival is a great place to sample new acts, as taster shows allow the audience to watch a small part of a show before committing to buying a ticket. There are hundreds of venues involved in staging the festival. In the 1970’s the concept of sharing a venue started to be popular amongst groups such as drama school students in order to cut the costs of rent. Venues now come in all kinds of guises to suit the huge range of acts that can be seen; past venues have included churches, taxis and a public toilet. Some credentials Many famous names were first seen at the Edinburgh Fringe, especially comedians; the Monty Python team performed here as students, as did Stephen Fry, Rowan Atkinson and Hugh Laurie. The concept of the fringe festival has been copied the world over. Some criticism has been levelled at the festival due to the fact that anyone can perform, which raises questions about quality, but it is generally considered to be a sharing new ideas and trying out innovative approaches that would not be possible with any other kind of model. Although the Fringe allows performances from anyone, there is still a registration process and fee, which has sometime led to a ‘fringe on the fringe’ with open air performances in non-fringe venues; feedback from an audience is experience that cannot be found in drama classes. The Fringe caters for everyone from the biggest names in showbiz to emerging performers and covers all sorts of art forms such as theatre, comedy, children’s shows, dance, physical theatre, musicals, operas, all genres of music, exhibitions, street performers and events. Want to find out what is happening at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival dowload the fringe programme here. More More about dramaclasses.biz

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Chiropractors and Osteopaths: The Key Difference Between Them It's not always easy to decide which healthcare professional to see when you're in pain. Although both chiropractors and osteopaths treat muscle and joint pain, treatment approaches do differ. Osteopaths attend a four-year school of osteopathic medicine after receiving an undergraduate degree. Classes focus on the musculoskeletal system in addition to traditional medical school classes. Upon graduation, students are awarded the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree. Their hands-on education continues during multi-year residencies and fellowships following graduation. Residencies allow the doctors to specialize in a particular area of medicine, such as family practice, internal medicine, surgery or obstetrics/gynecology. Chiropractors may attend chiropractic school after receiving an undergraduate degree or after completing 90 credit hours or three years of undergraduate studies. The Association of Chiropractic Colleges notes that 24 of those hours must be earned in physical or life sciences. Completing chiropractic school takes three to four years, depending on the school. Students take classes in anatomy, physiology and chemistry, in addition to learning how to perform chiropractic treatments. During the final year of the program, students usually work exclusively with patients. New chiropractors receive the Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree when they graduate. Treatment Scope Osteopaths believe that all systems of the body are connected. The osteopathic manipulative treatments (OMT) DOs learn during medical school relieve muscle and joint pain and treat asthma, migraines, menstrual problems, fibromyalgia, digestive disorders and other conditions. DOs also provide the same type of treatment options as medical doctors. Depending on their specialty, osteopaths can treat the flu, determine the cause of your heartburn, deliver your baby, or remove your appendix. They use holistic diagnostic methods that consider the whole person rather than just a specific system or body part. Chiropractors focus on issues that affect the bones, muscles and joints and frequently treat back and neck pain. Although chiropractors can't prescribe medications or perform surgery, they also focus on holistic medicine. In fact, some common symptoms, such as indigestion or frequent illnesses, could actually be related to subluxation (misalignments) of the spine. Realigning the vertebrae with spinal manipulation, a common chiropractic treatment, not only eases pain, but can help improve health by reducing pressure on the nerves that control organs and systems. OMT and chiropractic treatments both involve hands-on treatments, although the techniques used for these therapies differ. Among the treatments an osteopath may use are: Muscle Energy Technique. During this technique, the patient tenses a muscle while the osteopath provides resistance. Muscle energy technique increases joint mobility and eases pain and stiffness. Strain-Counterstrain Technique. Strain-Counterstrain relieves soft muscle spasms. This technique involves placing the body part in a position that relaxes the muscle and stops the spasm. Indirect Treatment. Indirect treatment relaxes tight tissues by moving them through three planes of movement. Both chiropractors and osteopaths use massage to relax tight muscles and high velocity/low amplitude techniques to realign vertebrae. Called "spinal manipulation," by chiropractors, the treatment involves quick, hands-on thrusts that move the vertebrae back into place. Chiropractors also offer several other treatments, including: Flexion-Distraction. Flexion-distraction is performed on a special moving table. Table movements combined with hands-on treatments decompress your spine. The therapy is helpful for chronic back pain and stiffness. It's often used to reduce herniated disc bulging and relieve pressure on spinal discs and nerves. Ultrasound Therapy. A handheld ultrasound device produces sound waves that heat and relax deep tissues, relieve pain and inflammation, and increase circulation. Traction. Traction uses gentle pressure to stretch the spine. The chiropractor may use his or her hands to provide the therapy or use a traction table. Traction relieves pressure on nerves, tissues and spinal discs and eases head and neck pain. Transcutaneous Nerve Stimulation (TENS). A gentle electrical current passes through electrodes attached to the skin and prevents pain signals from reaching the brain during this treatment. Treatment Availability Although osteopaths can provide OMT, many of them don't use the treatment on a regular basis, according to a 2018 survey of osteopathic physicians conducted by the American Osteopathic Association. Seventy-seven percent of the doctors who responded said they used the techniques on fewer than 5% of patients. Fortunately, hands-on treatments are readily available at chiropractic offices. Bothered by joint pain, stiffness, muscle sprains and strains, or frequent headaches? Chiropractic treatment relieves these painful conditions naturally. Call us to schedule an appointment with the chiropractor. American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine: About Osteopathic Medicine https://www.aacom.org/become-a-doctor/about-osteopathic-medicine WebMD: DOs, Chiropractors, and MDs: How They’re Different, 5/4/2022 https://www.webmd.com/pain-management/osteopathic-versus-md-chiropractor SPINE-Health: Chiropractic and Osteopathic https://www.spine-health.com/treatment/chiropractic/chiropractic-and-osteopathic Journal of Osteopathic Medicine: Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT) Use Among Osteopathic Physicians in the United States, 1/1/2021

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October 25 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm « Live Webinar: Ethics for Healthcare Professionals Live Webinar: Ethics for Healthcare Professionals »

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The Basics of Tax Loss Harvesting You may have heard of tax loss harvesting. Some people harvest losses every year, while others do so only when they have taken significant capital gains or have received more income than expected during a given year (perhaps they sold a business, received an inheritance, or collected a sizeable bonus). Tax loss harvesting occurs when an investor sells an investment at a loss, meaning the investor’s cost basis – the original purchase price adjusted to account for dividends, stock splits, and other factors that may affect the cost of the investment – is higher than the investment’s current market value. For example, if an investor paid $100 for an investment and sold it for $95, he would have harvested a $5 loss. (If the investment sold for $105, the investor would realize a $5 gain.) When an investor sells an investment that has lost value, she gains an opportunity to reduce the taxes she owes in the current year and, possibly, in future years. In general, losses can be used to reduce the taxes owed on: Appreciated investments. When an investor realizes a capital gain by selling an appreciated asset, he owes taxes on the gain. Investment losses offset investment gains, eliminating or reducing the capital gains tax owed.1 The length of time an investor owns an investment plays an important role in tax loss harvesting. Short-term losses are losses taken on investments held for less than one year. They may be used to counterbalance short-term gains and then long-term gains. Short-term gains are more expensive than long-term gains because they are taxed as ordinary income.1, 2 Long-term losses, losses taken on investments held for more than one year, offset long-term gains. IRS.com explained the concept of offsetting gains and losses:3 “If your long-term gains are more than your long-term losses, the difference between the two is a net long-term capital gain. If your net long-term capital gain is more than your net short-term capital loss, you have a net capital gain.” In other words, if there are more gains than losses, the investor will owe capital gains taxes, although the amount owed may be significantly less than it would be otherwise. (This does not apply to investors who are in the 10 or 15 percent tax brackets. Individuals in those brackets currently do not pay taxes on long-term capital gains.)1 Ordinary income. If there are more losses than gains (or there are no gains at all), the extra losses may be used to offset ordinary income. In any tax year, investment losses can offset up to $3,000 of ordinary income ($1,500 if you are married and filing singly).3 Future gains and income. If there are leftover losses once capital gains have been offset and ordinary income limits have been reached, the excess can be deducted from gains or income during the following year.3 Choosing a strategy. Sometimes, if an investor has been holding onto an investment in the hope it will regain lost value, he doesn’t mind selling it to put the loss to work. Other times, the investment is an important part of the investor’s portfolio, and he wants to keep it. In the latter case, the investor has two options: 1. Sell the investment and buy it back. An investor can sell an investment for a loss and then buy it back, but she has to obey the Wash-Sale Rule. Any investor who sells an investment for a loss cannot purchase the investment, or a substantially similar investment, within 30 days before or after the sale. If they do, the loss is disallowed. Spouses cannot purchase the investment in that time frame either. If the loss is disallowed, it is added to the cost basis of the investment.4 2. Double up and then sell. Since the objective of investing is to buy low and sell high, selling an investment that has lost value may be disagreeable. If an investor prefers to buy low, he can double up on the investment. Basically, that means double the amount of the investment. After waiting 31 days to avoid wash-sale rules, an investor can sell his original holdings and realize the loss (if the investment’s value has remained low).5 During a year like 2015, when markets have suffered some setbacks, tax loss harvesting could prove to be a beneficial way to reduce your tax burden. Before you begin selling investments, it’s imperative to talk with a financial professional or tax advisor so you understand the pros and cons of taking losses. The opinions in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. To determine which investment(s) may be appropriate for you, consult your financial advisor prior to investing. Investing also involves risk including loss of principal. This is not intended to be a substitute for specific individualized tax advice. We suggest you discuss your specific tax issues with a qualified tax advisor. 1 http://www.bankrate.com/finance/taxes/capital-losses-can-help-cut-your-tax-bill.aspx 2 https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tools/tax-tips/Investments-and-Taxes/Capital-Gains-and-Losses/INF12052.html 3 http://www.irs.gov/uac/Ten-Facts-That-You-Should-Know-about-Capital-Gains-and-Losses 4 http://www.marketwatch.com/story/understanding-the-wash-sale-rules-2015-03-02 5 http://www.marketwatch.com/story/avoiding-the-wash-sale-rule-at-yearend-1321577774029

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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Warren Burger is famous for more than just his time on the bench. When he died in 1995, he left a 176-word will that gave no specific power to his executors. As a result, he reportedly cost his estate tens of thousands of dollars in attorney’s fees.1 Judge Burger’s case shows that even law-savvy individuals can make mistakes when it comes to writing their own legal documents. But giving executors the proper power is only one piece of the puzzle. How do you choose an executor? Can anyone do it? What makes an individual a good choice? Many people choose a spouse, sibling, child, or close friend as executor. In most cases, the job is fairly straightforward. Still, you might give special consideration to someone who is well organized and capable of handling financial matters. Someone who is respected by your heirs and a good communicator also may help make the process run smoothly. Above all, an executor should be someone trustworthy since this person will have a legal responsibility to manage your money, pay your debts (including taxes), and distribute your assets to your beneficiaries as stated in your will. If your estate is large or you anticipate a significant amount of court time for your executor, you might think of naming a bank, lawyer, or financial professional. These individuals will typically charge a fee, which would be paid by the estate. In some families, singling out one child or sibling as executor could be construed as favoritism, so naming an outside party may be a good alternative. Whenever possible, choose an executor who lives near you. Court appearances, property issues, even checking mail can be simplified by proximity. Also, some states place additional restrictions on executors who live out of state, so check the laws where you live. Whomever you choose, discuss your decision with that person. Make sure the individual understands and accepts the obligation – and knows where you keep important records. Because the person may pre-decease you – or have a change of heart about executing your wishes – it’s always a good idea to name one or two alternative executors. The period following the death of a loved one is a stressful time and can be confusing for family members. Choosing the right executor can help ensure that the distribution of your assets may be done efficiently and with as little upheaval as possible. What Will? Take a look at some famous people who left without having a will in place. Sonny Bono Source: LegalZoom.com, 2020 1. LivingTrustNetwork.com, 2022

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Marketing Google Advertising Internet Online Ads February 2018 The FCP-Assointernet Observatory's revenues The data concerning the turnover of online advertising in February 2018 were compared with the data recorded in February 2017 by the Fcp-Assointernet Observatory. The Web records a +7% compared to the negative figure of February 2017. The Smartphone sector is growing with a +20.3% increase over the month compared to 2017, where there was a 19.6% compared to the current 22,1%. Further increases follow in the Smart TV/Console (+8%) and Desktop/Tablet (+3.7%). On a total level, for the month of February, there was an increase compared to the negative trend for the month of January. At a global level, we note that the Mobile always records growing data in 2017 as well as in 2018, a sign of increasing popularity of this tool. The same trend is also recorded for the methods of use, in particular for the use of the App (62.2% in January and 82.7% in February 2018). As for the Browsing sector, in February 2018 there was an increase of 5% compared to the same month last year as well as an increase compared to January 2018. E-Business Consulting S.r.l. deals with the management of online advertising campaigns to increase the visibility of your brand or your company. His skills range from Email marketing, to Mobile marketing, to the organization of Sweepstakes and Google Adwords campaigns.

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Eat 10 Hugo's Everyone knows how much Texians love Mexican food, but Houstonians take it to another level. From Tacos to Burritos to even Tres Leches, Houstonians do not care as long as it is from Mexico. And one of the top Mexican restaurants in the city is Hugo's. Hugo's is different from most Mexican restaurants by adding a modern spin on a rather traditional culture. I have always loved their tacos for being unique and delicious. Located at 1600 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77006. https://www.hugosrestaurant.net/ Pinkerton's Barbecue If you don't think about BBQ when thinking about Texas, then there is no way you are thinking of Texas. What can be more iconic to Texas than a big pile of barbecued food. And if you want some of the best barbequed food in this part of Texas, then you have to go to Pinkerton's BBQ. They serve all the BBQ classics such as ribs, brisket, sausage, etc. I recommend their Prime Brisket; it is out of this world. Located at 1504 Airline Dr, Houston, TX 77009. https://pinkertonsbarbecue.com/location/houston/ Houston might be known as the city of bad sports teams and BBQ lovers, but in reality, it is the city of amazing pies. Houstonians do not care if it is cream, fruit, or chocolate; if it is a pie, they love it. And they especially love the classic Texas Pecan Pie, a staple in The Lone Star State. If you want the best type of pie in every form, then you must go to House of Pies. Their pies are indeed a slice of heaven. Located at 3112 Kirby Dr, Houston, TX 77098. https://houseofpies.com/ Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse Is there a better way to end a night than with a steak dinner? No, I don't think so. And there is a difference between a good steak dinner and a Vic & Anthony's steak dinner. Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse knows how to prepare steaks, sides, and even seafood to utter perfection. Though everything looks and smells incredible, I always get the Filet Mignon, which is unbelievable. Located at 1510 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002. https://www.vicandanthonys.com/ Brennan's of Houston Texas might be most known for Mexican and American dishes, but Louisiana also plays a massive role in influencing Texas cuisine. Brennan's is a Creole restaurant that specializes in all things New Orleans. Some famous dishes they serve include turtle soup, bouillabaisse, and oysters. Located at 3300 Smith St, Houston, TX 77006. https://www.brennanshouston.com/ Niko Niko's Greece and Houston might have nothing in common, but one thing is for sure, Houstonians love Greek food. Their love for Greek food inspired the creation of one of Houston's most iconic restaurants, Niko Niko's. Known for having the best Greek food in Houston, Niko Niko's never disappoints. Their best-selling gyros are incredible and never fail to hit the spot. Located at 2520 Montrose Blvd, Houston, TX 77006. https://nikonikos.com/ Gatlin's BBQ Name me one thing more iconic in Texas than BBQ. No, sports are not more iconic, and neither is Tex-Mex. Texans and especially Houstonians go crazy for their rack of ribs and piece of brisket. However, Houstonians are very picky about where good BBQ is made. And they love Gatlin's BBQ. For a good reason though, it is amazing. Located at 3510 Ella Blvd Bldg C Ste A, Houston, TX 77018. https://www.gatlinsbbq.com/ The Breakfast Klub Is there a better way to start your morning than eating breakfast next to a bunch of strangers? No, I don't think so. That's what makes The Breakfast Klub so unique: locals, tourists, businessmen, and even entire families come together to do something in common. And the breakfast is indeed remarkable. Their signature Wings and Waffles has been attracting all kinds of people for over 20 years. Located at 3711 Travis St, Houston, TX 77002. https://thebreakfastklub.com/ Taste of Texas If anything could taste like Texas then it would definitely be steak. Just thinking of steak reminds me of Texas. So if you want to indulge in some of the best steak not only in Houston but in Texas, then you have to hit up Taste of Texas. They serve these huge steaks that show why everything is bigger in Texas. Their Prime Rib has always been my favorite and never seems to fall short. Located at 10505 Katy Fwy, Houston, TX 77024. https://www.tasteoftexas.com/ The Original Ninfa's When talking about iconic Houston restaurants, there is no way The Original Ninfa's doesn't come to mind. This classic establishment has been serving typical Mexican cuisine for almost 50 years. And everyone knows how much Houstonians love their Mexican food. Fajitas, tacos, and margaritas get most of the recognition, but everything on their menu is incredible. I personally love their tacos for being unique yet still fantastic. Located at 2704 Navigation Blvd, Houston, TX 77003. https://ninfas.com/locations/#navigation Email lucas.delgado@eatrips.net © 2022 BY EATRIP

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Aquatech India https://www.eco-business.com/events/aquatech-india/ New Delhi , India Aquatech India displayes the latest products and innovations in process, drinking and waste water and is a one-of its-kind, international, high quality water technology event serving the complete Indian water sector. The exhibition features the best possible range of new and proven products on process, drinking and waste water. About Aquatech Global Events Established in 1964, Aquatech Global Events organises the world’s leading trade events in the process, drinking and waste water technology sectors in Europe, the USA, China and India. The well-established format covers the following segments: Transport and Storage, Water Treatment, Point of Use, Process Control, Technology & Process Automation, and Country Pavilions. Aquatech Global Events are visited by professionals from all parts of the water industry and attract policy-makers, top-level businesses, specialists, and those who apply the technology in practice. More information can be found at www.aquatechtrade.com Annelies Schenk

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North India Solar Summit https://www.eco-business.com/events/north-india-solar-summit-2/ 24–26 April 2015 North India Solar Summit (NISS) is a leading exhibition and conference for Solar Industry in India. Having celebrated the exemplary success of its 1st edition, the 2nd Edition of NISS will have leading and renowned National and International exhibitors showcasing the latest innovations in Solar Technology and Renewable Energy Solutions under one roof. NISS is industry’s most comprehensive exhibition and conference where Solar professionals will convene to stay up to date on the Solar trends, Government Policies and the State of the industry. With Over 10,000 consumers from various Business Sectors and potential buyers visiting North India Solar Summit 2015, it makes this an inevitable opportunity to capitalize on the returns the investors make and at the same time contribute towards enlightening the future of India. Mr. Pankaj

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Friday Movie Night - In Debt We Trust Submitted by Robert Oak on January 23, 2009 - 11:00pm It's Friday Night! Party Time! Time to relax, put your feet up on the couch, lay back, and watch some detailed videos on economic policy! Read more about Friday Movie Night - In Debt We Trust Odious debt, Jubilee, and the cost of ignoring history Submitted by midtowng on January 23, 2009 - 1:34pm It seems like all commentary on the situation of America today is put into the context of post-WWII. That's like studying the history of Rome, but ignoring the 500 years of history that happened before Ceasar's armies crossed the Rubicon. If you intentionally limit your vision of the world then you will eventually be caught off-guard by larger trends. This problem is especially true in the field of economics. The fact is that the financial system, as it was structured in 1944, was an experiment. No one knew if it was sustainable, and it certainly wasn't intended to last forever. That world has been slowly, and increasingly, breaking down for the last several decades, but because no one looks more than 65 years into the past no one can imagine a different world. Everyone is terrified of the "unknown", when in fact is isn't unknown at all. It's just different. Read more about Odious debt, Jubilee, and the cost of ignoring history The Very Bad Year is Just the Beginning Submitted by Robert Oak on January 9, 2009 - 3:39pm Anyone in denial about the United States and the economy should now get over it. The unemployment numbers for December came in and it ain't pretty. The unemployment rate is now 7.2%. This is the largest unemployment jump since 1945, The massive job hemorrhage shows the economy is in free fall. Also the Congressional Budget Office released it's Budget 2009 Outlook report and it ain't pretty either. CBO projects that the deficit this year will total $1.2 trillion, or 8.3 percent of GDP CBO expects federal revenues to decline by $166 billion, or 6.6 percent, from the amount in 2008 An unemployment rate that will exceed 9 percent early in 2010 CBO anticipates that the current recession, which started in December 2007, will last until the second half of 2009, making it the longest recession since World War II Read more about The Very Bad Year is Just the Beginning Beyond Peak Credit Submitted by ChrisCook on October 23, 2008 - 5:32am I was invited by Manfrommiddletown to stray from my usual Blog home at European Tribune and post on the subject of Credit Default Swaps. I find it hard to post on CDS without reference to the wider context, and in fact the reference here yesterday to the proposed Gas OPEC gives me the perfect excuse, since I have in recent days had a direct and intimate exposure to that initiative. I have just returned to Scotland from ten days in Teheran, and was asked - by the head of the Iranian Majlis (Parliament) Energy Commission among others, to propose my ideas as to a possible structure for such a global gas market initiative. For those who don't know, I was once upon a time a Director of the International Petroleum Exchange (now ICE Futures Europe), and since then have been busy in the area where markets and the Internet converge. Read more about Beyond Peak Credit Why Have the Markets Crashed? Submitted by New Deal democrat on October 9, 2008 - 5:15pm The major US stock market averages have lost over 20% in two weeks alone, and over 10% just in the first four days of this week. Every single day, a major bank on some continent fails. We are in the midst of a full-fledged run on the financial system (I hasten to add: NOT your neighborhood savings bank) that by all definitions except the formal one of a 10% loss in a single day, should be called a crash. I'll confess right here. I did not believe a crash would happen. In 1929 and again in 1987, crashes occurred less than 3 months after a fresh, exuberant high had been reached. It was exactly one year ago today that the DJIA reached its all time high of 14,165. Until 2 weeks ago, the decline was a slow grinding inexorable washing out much like 2000-2002 or 1973-1974. So much pessimism was already in the system that a crash seemed almost impossible. Then, after Lehman was allowed to fail, suddenly the emergency was upon us. Kudos to Lee Adler of the Wall Street Examiner who exactly cautioned a couple of weeks ago that his technical indicators were consistent with an imminent crash. He was right. But that does not tell us WHY the market has crashed. This diary is somewhat stream of consciousness, and I'll add on graphs if I can later on, but for now, a narrative of why. Read more about Why Have the Markets Crashed? UPDATE 5: Newsflash: No real plan, just "ideas" for Congress Submitted by Johnny Venom on September 19, 2008 - 5:14am This is actually a continuation or sequel to yesterday's updates on the proposed plan to clean the bad debt. As news comes forward, I will update ASAP. I've been up most of the night, considering that Washington has been as well, attempting to nail something out. Read more about UPDATE 5: Newsflash: No real plan, just "ideas" for Congress The Middle Class Squeeze - Redux Submitted by Robert Oak on August 29, 2008 - 1:13pm Today, personal incomes fell 0.7%, the largest single drop in 3 years. Consumer spending slowed also. What a surprise, Americans are tapped out, credit card debt is now estimated at $1 trillion, double from 1996 and unpaid debt has increased 22% from one year ago. Here are some statistics from EPI. While the poor get poorer Ah, but don't worry, the rich are getting richer: Read more about The Middle Class Squeeze - Redux The boa constrictor economy Submitted by Anonymous Drive-by (not verified) on May 5, 2008 - 3:22pm If you are wondering why the stock market has been soaring when we have a credit crunch, job layoffs, a housing crisis among other negative factors, you are not alone. But...maybe there is an explanation. I call it the boa constrictor economy. Read more about The boa constrictor economy Trade Matters: The U.S. Borrows $2.14 Billion per Day(net) Submitted by Anonymous Drive-by (not verified) on April 10, 2008 - 12:43pm Trade matters: the US is forced to borrow $2.14 billion per day (net) from abroad even in the middle of the worst financial crisis since at least the 1930s Today’s Dept. of Commerce report on US losses in global business during February again provides a window into the remarkable power of the debt industry, their “expert” retainers and a largely clueless and/or extremely cynical media. The US is in a financial crisis that is finally being admitted to be the worst since at least the 1930s. Today’s report confirms that in the 29 days of February, the US spent $62.3 billion more on foreign-made goods and services than it was able to earn from all exports of US-made goods and services. That is, even with the US in financial crisis, it was forced to borrow – net -- another $2,145,000,000 every single day in February. This represents an accelerated pace of daily net borrowing (or asset sales) from January. Read more about Trade Matters: The U.S. Borrows $2.14 Billion per Day(net) Consumer Expectations Worse Submitted by Anonymous Drive-by (not verified) on March 25, 2008 - 12:16pm Consumer expectations are the worst since Dec. 1973 -- in the midst of Watergate and first OPEC oil price hikes The Conference Board reported today that the expectations component of its closely-watched Index of Consumer Confidence plunged further in March to the lowest levels in 35 years – to December 1973. The overall index which measures both expectations and views on current conditions also plunged again in March to the lowest levels in five years, the eve of the invasion of Iraq in March 2003. (see attached graphic of overall index) Today’s report shows almost four times as many consumers now expect fewer jobs over the next six months as expect more jobs. More than three times as many expect business conditions to worsen rather than to improve and only 14.9% expect their incomes to rise in the next six months. Read more about Consumer Expectations Worse

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Mega takes charge The swearing-in of Megawati Sukarnoputri as Indonesia's new president has been welcomed by foreign governments, the financial markets and many ordinary Indonesians as offering hope for a period of stability. But doubts linger about her presidential abilities Jul 26th 2001 | Now in charge? FOR the first half century of its independent existence, Indonesia was ruled by two long-serving presidents. It has just installed its third new one in as many years. The latest incumbent, Megawati Sukarnoputri, is hoping to survive in office initially until the next elections in 2004. She will need at least that long if she is to make a start at tackling some of Indonesia's formidable troubles: an economy yet to recover from the mauling it received in the crisis of 1998; sporadic ethnic tension and violence; separatist struggles in outlying areas of the sprawling archipelago, and a sense of disillusionment with the fruits of the democratic upheaval that brought the downfall of the 32-year Suharto regime in 1998. Miss Megawati will also need to show that she is a product of that democratic process, and not a figurehead for a return to unaccountable military rule. She starts with some big advantages. She is probably Indonesia's most popular politician, partly because she basks in the reflected glory of her father, Sukarno, the first president. Her party won a third of the votes—more than any rival did—at the last general election, in 1999. Even her predecessor, Abdurrahman Wahid, has acknowledged that, by rights, she would have become president then. At the time, he outmanoeuvred her in the People's Consultative Assembly (the MPR), which acts a presidential electoral college, taking advantage of the qualms felt by some Muslim parties at the prospect of a woman president. Now, Miss Megawati will also benefit from a general weariness with both Mr Wahid's erratic rule, and with the seemingly interminable politicking that led to his ouster on July 23rd. Wahid is out The first challenge Miss Megawati faced was the incomplete nature of that ouster. A huge majority of MPR members voted to remove Mr Wahid from office, in cumbersome procedures that showed a heartening attention to the rule of law. But he at first refused to accept this verdict, claiming the MPR had acted unconstitutionally, and stayed put in the presidential palace for three days, eventually agreeing to leave to go to America, ostensibly for medical reasons. With the army and police united behind her, Miss Megawati's position seems secure. Nor is there much sign of the outbreak of mass protest and violence that Mr Wahid had predicted would greet his toppling. As a former head of Nahdatul Ulama, (NU) a Muslim organisation founded by his grandfather and now boasting some 40m members, Mr Wahid has a broad power base, especially in the eastern part of Java, the most populous Indonesian island. But NU leaders have restrained members from taking to the streets in support of their hero. Also, many NU members voted for Miss Megawati's party in 1999. She and Mr Wahid were formerly political allies, and she was his vice-president. Although some of Mr Wahid's supporters may mourn their leader's loss of power, most will accept his downfall. A lack of electricity Even so, many will feel uncomfortable about Miss Megawati. Despite her popularity and quiet, charismatic authority, she has never appeared a political heavyweight. She rarely expresses an opinion, arousing suspicions that she does not have many. Her admirers would see her patient wait for Mr Wahid to lose his long struggle with parliament as astute. She could not be seen to be forcing him out of office, without alienating his supporters. Her critics would see her performance as typical of the aloof and almost regal style of a Javanese princess, confident that, one day, power would fall into her lap. That raises another fear, on which Mr Wahid himself has played: that she will be a weak president, little more than a cipher for the return to power of the forces that ran Indonesia under Suharto: especially the ones in uniform. Certainly, by refusing to heed Mr Wahid's declaration of a state of emergency and his call for the dissolution of the MPR, the army and police played a vital role in installing Miss Megawati.Her accession also had the backing of Golkar, the political party formed to bolster Suharto's power. The head of Golkar, Akbar Tandjung, who is the speaker of parliament was one of five candidates in a heated battle for the vice-presidency, which ended on July 26th after three ballots. In the final round he was roundly defeated by Hamzah Haz, the leader of the moderate Islamist United Development Party—one of two licensed “opposition” parties in the Suharto years. Mr Tandjung's defeat spares Miss Megawati from having to work openly with the symbol of past oppression. She can still expect trouble from Golkar, however, as well as from the staunchly Islamist factions that backed Mr Haz. Mr Haz himself said two years ago, when Mr Wahid pipped Miss Megawati to the presidency, that a woman was not fit to lead Indonesia. He then ran, unsuccessfully, against her for the vice-presidency. The uniforms behind Megawati One of the achievements of Mr Wahid's rule was to reduce the role of the armed forces in politics. After the fall of Suharto and its disastrous mishandling of East Timor following the island's referendum on independence in 1999, the army was demoralised, weakened and unpopular. Now, once again, the manner of Miss Megawati's accession has made it appear the ultimate arbiter of political power. That is bad news for secessionists at either end of the archipelago, in Irian Jaya to the east, and, especially, Aceh to the west, where a vicious counter-insurgency war is being waged. Another of Mr Wahid's dire forecasts about what would happen if he were forced from office is that six provinces would secede. That is, to say the least, unlikely. But it is true that many separatists will see less hope of negotiating with a Megawati government than they did with Mr Wahid. Even he, however, failed to stem the violence. Miss Megawati, is likely to be far less tolerant towards perceived threats to the territorial integrity of the country her father founded. 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Spare: Queues as Prince Harry's memoirs go on sale - claims it could be ‘beginning of the end‘ for monarchy The book was finally released at midnight By Patrick Hollis Following weeks of controversial build up and coverage, Prince Harry’s book has gone on sale. The book has officially hit shelves following days of leaks. The book, titled ‘Spare’ in reference to Prince Harry as the second son of King Charles III. The title comes from the phrase “the heir and the spare” with Prince Harry being the spare to his brother, Prince William’s ‘heir’. ‘Spare’ went on sale at midnight, with members of the public queuing overnight to get their hands on it. The lead up to the book’s release has been lined with controversy for the Royal Family. Criticism of the book started early, with King Charles III’s biographer Catherine Mayer believing it could spell the “beginning of the end” for the monarchy. She said: “It is possibly something that will mark the beginning of the end of the monarchy, and that is what we should discuss. “It is important, given the lack of trust in the state at the moment and an upsurge in rightwing politics. Members of the royal family have become our proxies for anger about racism, misogyny and wealth. This is, after all, an institution that stands for inequality, so there are huge things at stake.” Top lines from the pre-release coverage of the book are eye-catching to say the least. These include the Prince describing how he lost his virginity and also claims he was attacked by his brother Prince William. The memoirs are Prince Harry’s version of events through growing up within the Royal Family and his gradual falling out with them. Other revelations in the book include how he killed 25 Taliban soldiers during his time in the army and how he begged his father, the now King, not to remarry. This image released by ABC shows Prince Harry, left, during an interview with "Good Morning America" co-host Michael Strahan in Los Angeles The Prince also reveals that he found out about the death of Queen Elizabeth II from the BBC and not from his own family. Also, no members of the Royal Family have been referenced in the acknowledgment section of the book. This has instead been reserved for the Prince’s therapist and his friends in the UK who “stuck by him”. SaleCharles IIIPrince William

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Doctor: Dr. Mark A. Jabor Services Rendered: Tummy Tucks - Waist Contouring - Abdominoplasty Description: Abdominoplasty in a patient that has had two sets of twins. After photos 2 1/2 years following the procedure.

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Home » Emirati Journal of Future Medicine and Sciences Dr. Mariam Matar 10.54878/EJFMS.106 Vol.1 – 2023 Emirati Journal of Future Medicine and Sciences is a peer-reviewed and open access journal that publishes high quality research in medicine and biology based on novelty, timeliness and significance to human health and diseases. It discusses the most recent developments in biological research and healthcare provision, which will be used to meet unmet medical requirements and alter upcoming medical remedies. These demonstrate new medical procedures for human diseases that have the potential to be applied clinically, such as technologies for screening, diagnosing, preventing, and treating diseases. ScopeEditorial BoardGuidelinesPublications Objective & Scope EJFMS covers research and discussion related to advances in biotechnology, medicine and health. 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FAST FOOD 2018: First Helping August 10, 2018 adminBlog - Fast Food 2018, Fast Food Helpings (Previous), Other Resources Jesus then asked His disciple the most radical question in the Gospels: “Who do people say I am—no, who do you say I am?” Everything in Christianity, everything in our lives, in fact, depends on the answer we give to that question. And Peter answers in the name of all: You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.” Jesus does not ask this question until His disciples have been with Him a considerable amount of time. And the reason is simple. Jesus was about to reveal to the Twelve His Way of saving the world, and it was so different, so totally different from what they were expecting that they had to be prepared beforehand to accept with unconditional faith what He was going to say. Before Jesus could tell them what kind of Messiah He was going to be, they had to accept Him absolutely, unconditionally and irrevocable as the Savior God had sent. We can see Jesus looking around at His disciples after Peter made his famous answer, looking intently into the eyes of each one, probing his heart: “Do you all agree? Am I the Messiah you have been waiting for? Is that your final answer?” They all agree. They are decided. He is it. “All right,” Jesus says, “Now I will tell you how I am going to save the world.” “My plan, my Father’s plan,” Jesus says, “is this: I am going to save the world by enduring evil with love. I am going to go up to Jerusalem and there they are going to crucify me. But I am going to endure it and love back. And anyone who wants to be associated with me as Messiah has to do the same thing. You have to ‘carry your cross’—that is, accept whatever happens to you, whatever falls on your shoulders as a result of the sin and ignorance and blindness of this world—and love back.” “And that is how we are going to save the world.” -Rev. David Knight No Power But Love David Knight was born in Dallas, Texas, ordained a Jesuit priest in Lyon, France, and spent three years as a bush pastor in Chad (Africa). He then earned his doctorate in theology at Catholic University, Washington, D.C., and after serving as acting rector of the Jesuit novitiate in Grand Coteau, Louisiana, was made pastor of two parishes there — one black, one white — with the mission of integrating them. He was then made spiritual director for the Jesuit community of Loyola University in New Orleans. In 1973 he went to Memphis to help found a religious order of nuns, which did not succeed. But while he was engaged in this, a new provincial suggested he join the diocese of Memphis, into which he was incardinated in 1980 and where he was pastor of Sacred Heart Parish for nearly thirty years. Fr. Knight has taught at Catholic University (Washington, D.C.), at Loyola University in New Orleans, Christian Brothers University in Memphis, lectured and directed retreats throughout the world. He is the author of fifty books on Christian Spirituality. Previous post FAST FOOD (2018): Second Helping Next post FAST FOOD (AD 2019): First Helping

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Board index Talking Point Talking Point Homework Flower Power: Poppy Day For use with Talking Point worksheets Moderator: TalkingPoint TalkingPoint Teacher/Moderator Status: Teacher of English Post by TalkingPoint » Tue Dec 14, 2010 12:43 pm What is Poppy Day? Poppy Day is also known as Remembrance Day, Armistice Day or Veterans Day. It is the day when many countries commemorate all the members of the armed forces who have given their lives in the line of duty since the First World War. In the UK a ceremony is held on Remembrance Sunday in London at a war memorial called the Cenotaph. Commemorative wreaths of poppies are laid at the monument by important figures such as members of the Royal Family and the Prime Minister. Veterans of all major conflicts attend the ceremony and until 2008 even a few surviving veterans of the First World War itself attended too. When Big Ben strikes eleven o’clock cannons are fired and a silence of two minutes is observed as a mark of respect. Why is it on 11th Nov? The 11th November was chosen as Remembrance Day because the First World War officially came to an end on that day in 1918 - the Armistice was signed at 11 o’clock on the 11th day of the 11th month of the year. Some countries (such as Australia and New Zealand) also observe ANZAC day on the 25th April to commemorate members of the Australian and New Zealand armed forces in particular. Commemorative ceremonies for the dead often take place on Remembrance Sunday which is on the Sunday nearest to the 11th November. What is a poppy? A poppy is a wild flower which is usually red, though other colours occur naturally too. Some members of the poppy family are cultivated for the production of opium. The poppies worn on Poppy Day in the UK are artificial and are usually made of two paper petals with a black plastic centre. Sold by the Royal British Legion, an organisation for those who have served in the armed forces. the poppies do not cost anything though wearers are invited to give a donation. Why were poppies chosen? The poppy became recognised as the emblem of Remembrance Day as a result of a poem called "In Flanders' Fields" by John McCrae. Flanders is a region in northern Europe which saw some of the bloodiest fighting of the First World War. When the scarlet poppies started flowering across the battlefields their blood-red colour quickly became symbolic of the bloodshed that had occurred there. How important is Poppy Day? In some countries, such as France, it is a national holiday. In America the 11th November is called Veterans Day and is a national holiday. Religious services on Remembrance Sunday in Britain often include a period of silence in memory of the fallen and many companies encourage their staff to observe a short silence on 11th November at 11 o’clock. Quick Quiz: Read the clues below and write the solutions on a piece of paper. Then take the first letter of each answer and rearrange them to find the hidden word connected with this Talking Point. 1. Poppy Day is the day when many countries commemorate all the members of the armed forces who have given their lives in the __________ of duty since the First World War. 2. Veterans of all major conflicts attend the ceremony and until 2008 even a few __________ veterans of the First World War itself attended too. 3. The 11th November was chosen as Remembrance Day because the First World War __________ came to an end on that day in 1918. 4. Some __________ of the poppy family are cultivated for the production of opium. 5. The poppies worn on Poppy Day in the UK are artificial and are usually made of two paper petals with a __________ plastic centre. 6. Sold by the Royal British Legion, an organisation for those who have __________ in the armed forces. the poppies do not cost anything though wearers are invited to give a donation. 7. When the scarlet poppies started flowering across the battlefields their blood-red colour quickly became symbolic of the bloodshed that had __________ there. Return to “Talking Point Homework”

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Lehrbereich Historische Bildungsforschung Kolloquium/Forschungsseminar Habilitationsprojekte Globalization of Education in the Face of the Challenge of Multiculturalism: The International Scholarships of the Isle of Youth in Cuba (1977-2012) Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - Kultur-, Sozial- und Bildungswissenschaftliche Fakultät - Lehrbereich Historische Bildungsforschung Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Kultur-, Sozial- und Bildungswissenschaftliche Fakultät | Institut für Erziehungswissenschaften | Lehrbereich Historische Bildungsforschung | Forschungsprojekte | Abstracts | Globalization of Education in the Face of the Challenge of Multiculturalism: The International Scholarships of the Isle of Youth in Cuba (1977-2012) (Dissertationsprojekt von Dayana Murguia Méndez, Doktorandin bei Prof. Dr. Marcelo Caruso) This project aims to analyse the variants of the cooperation experience of the Cuban Youth Island's International Scholarship Program, which consists of a large investment in close to 40 countries in Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Latin America. Taking into consideration the complicated global, national and local scenarios of the initiative’s framing, how did then Cuba address the challenges posed by the massive dimension, intergenerationality and multiculturalism of the program ―especially in the order of transfers in education? A holistic and interdisciplinary analysis of this experience will take not only the institutional view into account ―that is, the program’s purposes and its administration―, but it will also consider those views from below, the long term in the students' itineraries and worldviews, as well as the impacts of that education in the future. Likewise, the results of the research could contribute to the contemporary debate on the formulas of aid that are effective in confronting what has been described as a world crisis of quantity and quality in education.

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Author : Guest Blogger | Category : SEO | Last Updated : April 15th, 2018 In the recent times, the social media platforms of various kinds have gained immense popularity. There are varieties of social media features which can also be doubled as a means of business promotion. Since millions of people across the globe spent considerable time on the internet, hence these platforms have the potential to get your business more and more attention from the right kind of clients. There are different types of innovative ideas that digital marketers these days come up with and if you are using Instagram, then you can make the most of some of these marketing techniques. The benefits associated with Instagram marketing make it a very wise choice for the majority of the businesses. The main aim of Instagram marketing is to establish your business as a recognized brand name in the local as well as global market. 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Catchy name and logo It is the first thing that is to be done, and that is having a well-designed logo for your brand. The logo would become the recognition factor for the brad in the future and even if your brand name is not remembered by someone they can still find you out with the help of the logo. Design a good logo that subtly gives away the name of the brand. You can also use it as the profile image for the Instagram page that you have. The name comes next, and your aim should be creating something compact and catchy enough for the customers to remember. At the same time, the name should tally with the products that you are conducting your business with and should be unique as well. You can always take inspiration from the names of well-established brands but try to create something that is entirely new to ensure it is unique and people do not confuse you with another brand. Email marketing and subscription The website for your business is a must, and you can easily gain more and more followers for your company when you properly promote this site. You can use the Instagram page for promoting the website that you have. For promoting the website of your business, you can easily add an email subscription tab on the site as well as provide the link for an email subscription on your Instagram bio. The email subscribers would get the newsletter of the company whenever there is some latest update to offer and hence would be able to stay updated with the most recent products that the company is coming up with. However, ensure that your newsletter is subtly made and your subscribers do not feel annoyed with the huge number of emails they receive every day from you and that in turn would lead them to unsubscribe on the long run. Also, make sure your newsletter is attractively designed and are informative enough so that your subscribers can get all the information they need about your business from the newsletter that they are receiving. There are different types of images which are related to your business and that you can upload. Create hashtags suitable for your uploads and also look for relevant and trending hashtags. The users can add at least thirty hashtags with the image they upload and make sure that you make the most of these hashtags which you are using. The hashtags would help prospective clients to find out the images and about the company who can view you as followers for Instagram. There are different types of trending hashtags which you can find out with the help of applications for searching the best possible hashtags. The users who are looking for the images would probably come across your image while searching the Instagram with the respective hashtags. Do make sure that the hashtag that is being used is relevant to the content. There are different types of hashtags which can be used for managing your Instagram posts, and you can easily follow this hashtags and find out which is the latest trending option for you. There are different types of social media platforms which you can use to your advantage for promoting your business. When you have a thorough idea about the various ways in which you can promote the company you can easily reap the maximum benefit from the promotional works. There are many ideas which you can implement regarding the Instagram promotion for your business. The main aim should be to establish your business as a brand through your social media promotional works. Different types of content are related to any business, and you can use them for a promotional purpose very easily. It can be concluded that if you follow the tips provided here, you can reap many benefits and get consistent traffic and resultant profit from your online business. This Article is contributed by Harris, a leading blog writer and content marketing professional with thousands of real Instagram followers for his postings. Previous story 7 Key Reasons to Consider IVR Technology for Call Center Next story What we learn from recent Cambridge Analytica breach Tips and Insights: For Link Building Strategies to Avoid Google Penalties This post was written by a guest contribution. If you would like to write for us, check out our guest post guidelines for details on how to join eSoftload Community. 2 thoughts on “How Can You Gain More Followers on Your Instagram Account for Business?” i have started a instagram page. And slowly gaining more followers. I want to ask that should i really use third party applications to increase followers on instagram I don’t have an Instagram account. 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Nets Report Rapid Reaction: Bulls 79, Nets 76 10yMike Mazzeo Jokic, Porter, Murray power Nuggets to 108-102 win over Nets Kings beat Nets, clinch first winning season since 2005-06 No talk of shutting down Simmons, says Vaughn Thunder use big third quarter to rally past Nets, 121-107 Mike MazzeoESPN Staff Writer Covers the Brooklyn Nets for ESPNNewYork.com WHAT IT MEANS: Too little, too late. For the second straight game, the Brooklyn Nets struggled to score, and fell 79-76 to the Chicago Bulls in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals on Thursday night at United Center. The Nets now trail the Bulls 2-1 in the best-of-seven series. The Nets jumped out to a 12-point lead early, but trailed by as many as 17 with 9:33 left in the fourth. They valiantly rallied back and had a chance to tie, but C.J. Watson air-balled a corner 3-pointer at the buzzer. After shooting 55.8 percent from the field in Game 1, the Nets shot 35.4 percent in Game 2 and 34.6 percent in Game 3. So far, Chicago’s tenacious, hounding defense under coach Tom Thibodeau has been the story. And the Nets, who rely so much on isolation sets on offense, have not been able to adjust. Carlos Boozer and Luol Deng were unstoppable for the Bulls, finishing with a combined 43 points and 26 rebounds. FUTILITY DEFINED: The Nets jumped out to a 17-5 lead by making five of their first eight shots. And then? They missed 14 straight shots to end the first quarter. And then? They made one of their next 12 shots (0-for-15 and 1-for-26 stretches). In all? They ended up making four of their last 32 field goals in the opening half. In the first 24 minutes of the game, the Nets went 9-for-40 from the field (22.5 percent), 3-for-12 from 3-point range. Somehow, some way, they trailed only 41-34 at the break. D-WILL TRACKER: Coming off a 1-for-9 performance in Game 2, Deron Williams scored 18 points and had four assists in Game 3. D-Will got off to a hot start (see below), but opened up just 1-for-7 from the field. He missed a 3-pointer that would’ve brought the Nets within two with 49 seconds remaining. JOE DOES GO: Joe Johnson, who was a game-time decision due to plantar fasciitis in his left foot, started and scored 15 points on 6-for-14 shooting in 41 minutes. BROOK-LYN: After recording back-to-back 21-point, 5-rebound, 3-block performances in Games 1 and 2, Brook Lopez went for 22 points, 9 rebounds and had 7 blocked shots in Game 3. His seven blocks in a game are the second most in Nets playoff history (Derrick Coleman, nine). NOTHING THERE: Gerald Wallace struggled offensively for a second straight game, scoring just five points. Brooklyn’s Bench Mob combined to score just 16 points. Watson, a key performer off the pine in Games 1 and 2, went just 1-for-8 from the field. 5:35: D-Will scored eight points in the first 5 minutes and 35 seconds of the game. It was the same amount of points he scored in Game 2. He didn’t score the rest of the first half. POSTERIZATION: Taj Gibson’s one-handed slam in the lane over Kris Humphries in the second quarter would look nice on any kid’s wall. UP NEXT: Game 4, Saturday at 2 p.m. ET at United Center.

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The Oxford English Dictionary's Word Of The Year Is "Selfie." And That About Says It All. At least it beat out "twerk" By James Joiner Published: Nov 19, 2013 So here's something. The folks over at venerable Oxford English Dictionaries have rallied the scholars and tallied the votes, and are proud to announce that their Word Of The Year is... "Selfie." No, really. It's true. The newly anointed word, just graduated from the slang slums a couple months ago, has topped the charts, narrowly defeating its freaky little sister "twerk" for the gold. Much to, let's face it, everyone but Miley's collective relief. But still, what does Word Of The Year actually spell out about us? Granted, "selfie" is a popular term, having grown in usage by as much as 17 thousand percent in the past year according to the Oxford folks' calculations, which measure word usage across a broad spectrum of media, including, of course, the Internet. Meaning that now our Word Of The Year, the single unit of vocabulary that will stand to future generations as representative of our culture and its place in history, has been dictated, to some degree, by fourteen-year-old girls' pouty puss pointing hashtags. Which actually tells us everything about our culture right now, or at least the part of the culture that measures pop culture word usage and deigns to acknowledge terms like "selfie," "twerk," or, for another runner up, "binge watch," celebrating them as though they were going to bump and grind against a leering douchebag in a Beetlejuice suit and stunna shades at the awards show. Ponder, for a moment, the predecessors. Last year it was divided, with the UK getting the rather intellectual "omnishambles" as their WOTY, but here in the U.S. we were given GIF, which makes 2012 the year of Tumblr, does it not? Okay, oddly appropriate. Let's take it back another year. 2011 had an internationally shared word, like today's. Ready for it? "Squeezed Middle." No, not in reference to the ten pounds everyone wanted to lose back before the Cronut showed up and ruined everything for us. It's referring to the middle class, on a broad scope. Which makes a lot of sense. We were just coming out of a complete economic shit-show here in the States, and the rest of the world was still in the thick of one. Well played, Oxford Dictionary people. Maybe there's something to their methods. So, what does that say about today? I suppose it only takes one gander at the web, or, hell, a look around yourself in public at all the folks leering into their luminous devices, to get the gist they may be hitting the nail on the head. Social media's ubiquity has turned us into a tribe of preening narcissists, and it's not a pretty picture, self-shot or otherwise. "Selfie" really is the WOTY, and like those regrettable drunken duck-faced photos, we're all gonna look back at this in a few years and shuffle our feet uncomfortably.

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Contact Person in Estonia As of January 15, 2018, the Estonian Commercial Code stipulates that all companies that do not have a resident of the Republic of Estonia to sit on the Board of Directors must designate a contact person. The contact person can only be represented by: a Notary Office, a Law Office, a Certified Audit Office or a company that has the necessary license to provide contact person services. A contact person is responsible for accepting procedural and other documents from the administrative authorities of the Republic of Estonia, as well as for sending these documents to the addressee. The main function of a contact person is intermediary, aimed at providing a continuous channel of communication between government bodies and the Company’s Management. Upon receipt of procedural documents or other official statements by the contact person, the relevant procedural documentation is deemed to have been delivered to the Board of the company. A digital signature or a notarised agreement is required for the appointment of a contact person. A corresponding statement must be submitted to a Board of Directors to remove the authority from a contact person, which in turn undertakes that a new contact person will be designated and registered. A Management Board ensures that the data entered in the Commercial Register is correct. If a company has not entered a new contact person in the register (even if it has this obligation, since the Board is located abroad), RIK has the right to impose a fine on the company. The registrar sets a deadline for an appointment of a contact person, which must be at least one month, but not more than three months. If a contact person has not been designated thus far, the registrar may decide to forcibly dissolve a company or remove a branch of a foreign company from the register. This occurs only if a company has not complied with the requirement to appoint a contact person even after receiving a corresponding ruling from the authorities. Company in Estonia OÜ is a licensed service provider of a contact person and a legal address in Tallinn. Obtaining documents from the administrative authorities of Estonia Company in Estonia OÜ license number is FIU000186. Completely remote contact designation possible Appointment of a contact person within one working day Contact person for 1 year 200 EUR How to view the certificate confirming that the company has a Contact Person? The official Estonian Commercial Register (e-Business Register) will contain all data about your company, including information about the contact person. If desired, the official data can be saved as a PDF document, or, if necessary, a contract concluded with us on ordering the services of a contact person will serve as a certificate. How quickly can a Contact Person be appointed? After ordering the service and receiving the payment, the contact person for your company will be entered in the Estonian Commercial Register within one business day. A Contact Person is a legal entity or an individual? A contact person can be a legal entity with the necessary license, a notary office, a law office, and a sworn audit office. We only offer the service of a legal entity. How is a Contact Person designated? In order to designate a contact person for an Estonian company, both parties (a Member of the Board of an Estonian company and a contact person representative) require a digital signature or a notarised agreement. The Management Board of the company ensures that the data entered in the Commercial Register is correct. How to remove the authority from a Contact Person? In order to remove the authority from a contact person, a corresponding statement must be submitted to the Board of Directors of the company, which in turn undertakes that a new contact person will be appointed and registered. What if a new Contact Person for my company is not assigned? If the company has not entered a new contact person in the register (even if it has this obligation, since the company’s management is located abroad), RIK has the right to impose a fine on the company. Does an individual proprietor (FIE) need a Contact Person? No, but FIE must have a legal address in Estonia. Once the FIE has been registered with the Commercial Register, there is no need to register separately with the Tax and Customs Board, as the registration information will be sent there automatically. Does an Estonian company have to have a local Contact Person? If at least half of the Board of Directors of the company are not residents of the Republic of Estonia, the foreign company is obliged to appoint a local contact person. The contact person is registered on the portal of the Estonian Commercial Register, and a prerequisite is confirmation of registration not only by the Board of Directors, but also by the contact person themself. Can I order a Contact Person service prior to establishing a company? Yes. Actually, this is one of the preconditions for establishing an Estonian company. A legal address in Estonia and the presence of a contact person for the company are mandatory for the establishment of a company if the Board Members of the company reside outside Estonia and are not residents of the country. How to order the service of a local Contact Person in Estonia? Company in Estonia OÜ is a licensed service provider of a contact person and legal address in Tallinn. Please contact us on the website or call + 372 5807 0128 (Phone/Viber/WhatsApp/Telegram/Signal), alternatively send us a request to info@cie.ee. Additional Information/BLOG: Who is a Contact Person, and Why You Need One

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Borhene Chakroun Borhene Chakroun is an engineer and has a PhD in Education Sciences from Bourgogne University in France. His academic work focuses on the certification and validation of prior learning. Borhene worked, during the 1990s, as trainer, chief trainer, VET project manager. He has also worked as short-term consultant for the EU, World Bank and other international organisations before coming to the European Training Foundation (ETF) in 2001.

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Urgent call for Ethiopian professionals August 31, 2016 – EthiopianReview.com — Comments ↓ From the Petition Coordinating Committee The Committee calls on academics, scholars, scientists, and professionals of Ethiopian origin to sign the petition posted on Petitionbuzz.com to express their solidarity with peaceful demonstrators and protestors in Ethiopia. The purpose of the petition is also to bring our Ethiopian compatriots’ demand for peace, justice, and respect for human and democratic rights to the attention of the United Nations Secretary-General. A copy of the petition, with appropriate modification such as the name of the addressee, will also be submitted to the European Union Parliament, the European Union Commission for Human Rights, and to the United States President. We ask you to express your support and solidarity with the people of Ethiopia by clicking the above link and entering your full name, professional title such as Ph.D., J.D., M.D., Post-graduate fellow either before or after your name, your email address, and your institutional affiliation. Please enter your institutional affiliation in the Location Box. Please know that any signature that does not meet the basic requirements will be deleted from the record. We sincerely appreciate you support. To sign the petition, please click the following link: petitionbuzz.com Petition Coordinating Committee

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An Intelligent Move: Cultivating Top Talent in Ontario for AI Research & Development Published on Wednesday, May 30, 2018 by Expansion Solutions Magazine By Jens-Michael Schaal, Consul and Senior Economic Officer, Ontario International – New York Trade and Investment Office When machines learn at an ever-rapid pace, how do people cultivate their own skills to make tomorrow’s advances even more remarkable? Across Ontario, companies are using artificial intelligence (AI) to achieve what used to be unthinkable. In medicine, one start-up is developing a noninvasive AI alternative to painful biopsies for earlier detection of skin cancer; another—founded by two University of Toronto grad students—is creating an AI platform to diagnose dementia and related conditions more efficiently. Meanwhile, researchers at the University of Toronto recently discovered 6,000 new craters on the moon, of all things, thanks to neural network technologly. Caption: Ontario’s focus on cultivating partnerships across both the public and private sectors has grown the number of AI-advanced software firms to more than 300 since 2015. Source: https://www.investinontario.com/brochures/infographic/ontario-ai-ecosystem Clearly, computers are becoming more and more capable, and that means there’s a growing need for people with not just the vision, but also the skills to take this technology into the next frontier. According to a recent New York Times article, “…there is a shortage of talent, and the big companies are trying to land as much of it as they can. Solving tough AI problems is not like building the flavor-of-the-month smartphone app.” The combination of skills involved in developing such technology is complex, including math, machine learning, data science, robotics and computer programming. It’s not easy to find those skills concentrated in a single place, but increasingly, companies big and small are finding a thriving source for that scarce talent in Ontario. Whether it’s a 15-employee startup like Acerta Analytics Solutions Inc., which is building the technology behind driverless cars, or the world’s largest cosmetics company, L’Oréal, which recently acquired a University of Toronto software program that uses AI to create facial visualizations, there’s an influx of technology companies heading to Ontario in search of top talent. Amazon included Toronto on its shortlist of potential locations for its second headquarters, seeing the potential the region brings. If Amazon expands to Ontario, it would join world leaders in big data and cloud computing, data centers, microelectronics, digital media, security encryption, mobile gaming, mobile payments, wireless, telecom and networks, as well as seven of the 10 largest tech companies in the world. Overall, the number of AI-advanced software firms in Ontario has grown to more than 300—and Canadian job opportunities have increased by nearly 500 percent since 2015. Across the province, the information and communication technology sector employs more than 281,700 people, and the city of Toronto added more tech jobs in 2015 than both New York City and San Francisco combined. That’s not surprising, given that modern AI was pioneered at the University of Toronto’s Machine Learning Program, which continues to fuel new discoveries. But several other factors are driving this trend, making Ontario one of “the biggest hubs in the world for this kind of technology,” according to Gonen Hollander, Chief Operations Officer at Acerta. A Government Priority: Investing in Technology of the Future In late March, the government of Ontario released its 2018 budget, setting the stage for continued growth of the sector. The budget commits more than $350 million toward the AI industry, including advanced computing and quantum technologies, autonomous vehicles and 5G wireless communications. The budget also includes $15 million over the next three years for an organization known as NextAI, an accelerator that supports AI-based start-ups. Ontario’s 2018 budget is a continuation of an effort begun a year ago, when the government expanded its investment in the Business Growth Initiative to support research and development of next-generation technologies in areas including advanced computing at the Universities of Toronto and Waterloo, autonomous vehicles with Ontario’s Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Network, and quantum technologies with Waterloo’s Quantum Valley Ideas Lab. The government’s continued investments in AI give companies that settle here ready access to a hotbed of R&D—and a growing base of skilled employees. Cultivating Tomorrow’s AI Talent To further expand the talent pool, this year’s provincial budget includes an additional $30 million investment to foster the development of the next generation of AI innovators. These funds—in addition to $100 million committed in 2017—are earmarked specifically to create new graduates with the skills needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving AI industry, through the famed Vector Institute in Toronto. Led by Geoffrey Hinton, the “Godfather of Deep Learning,” the Vector Institute trains, attracts and retains top researchers who want to lead the world in machine learning and deep learning research. The institute enables these researchers to explore new ideas, while having the flexibility to work on commercial applications with companies or in their own startups. Alongside these government incentives, a number of academic institutions with the resources to cultivate advanced AI skills have made Ontario a key destination for learning. Ontario’s 44 colleges and universities produce more than 40,000 new graduates in STEM each year. The province has committed to boosting this number to 50,000 per year over the next five years, with a special focus on AI. To encourage students to pursue advanced degrees in related fields, the government of Ontario announced last October that it is investing $30 million to facilitate work with academic institutions across the province to grow the number of professional Applied Master’s graduates in artificial intelligence. The program aims to graduate 1,000 Applied Master’s students in AI-related fields per year within five years. With the rise of AI in Ontario, students will have more choices than ever to explore the field. In February 2018, the University of Toronto Engineering program announced that it would offer new courses in Machine Intelligence and Data Analytics. This course offering comes as the University has seen “very strong demand, both from interested students and from the industries that require this kind of expertise,” according to Professor Deepa Kundur (ECE), chair of the Faculty’s Engineering Science program. Recognizing the need to translate academic skills into hands-on knowledge, Ontario offers apprenticeship programs for more than 150 skilled trades involving robotics in multiple sectors, including construction, manufacturing and automotive. The government of Ontario also recently announced that it is supporting projects that will connect college students with businesses to tackle R&D challenges and launch new products and services through the Colleges Applied Research and Development Fund. “This is where AI is,” said Dr. Farnoud Kazemzadeh, CEO and co-founder of the local start-up Elucid Labs. “The talent that comes out of secondary and post-secondary educational institutions in Ontario and Canada is what we want to draw from.” Caption: Dr. Iman Khodadad and Dr. Farnoud Kazemzadeh, co-founders of Toronto’s Elucid Labs, are using artificial intelligence to diagnose early onset of melanoma and other skin conditions. Source: https://www.investinontario.com/success-stories/elucid-labs-using-ai-outsmart-cancer A Welcoming Business Environment Companies like Elucid that set up shop in Ontario will find one of the most supportive business environments. The government provides competitive business costs and generous tax incentives; the corporate income tax rate of 26.5 percent (provincial and federal combined) is markedly lower than in other countries. Perhaps one of the area’s most enticing features is its work visa program. In some countries, applying for a visa to bring a talented computer programmer from abroad can be a months-long process; but last June, the Canadian government started a new program to issue work permits and temporary visas in two weeks rather than two years. This enables companies to recruit a wider net of highly-skilled workers from around the world, all within days. “This is one of the world’s pre-eminent cities for machine learning and it tends to attract a lot of smart people,” said Liam Kaufman, CEO of WinterLight Labs, a start-up based in Toronto. With Brains Like These, Who Knows What We’ll Create Next? R&D experts from multinational companies like Google, Microsoft and GM, as well as more than 300 start-ups, are heartily cranking away in Ontario, elevating the possibilities of artificial intelligence into reality. Some of the world’s smartest brains have come here to revolutionize our lives in the same way electricity did more than a century ago. Their work across more than 15 sectors—automotive, financial services, media and advertising, healthcare, agriculture, professional services and clean technology, among others—is sure to transform business, social and community life for generations to come. Here in Ontario, we’re harnessing the power of machine learning by making human learning a distinct priority, too. Bio: Jens-Michael Schaal is the Consul and Senior Economic Officer (SEO) for the Ontario International – New York Trade and Investment Office. In his role, Jens-Michael works to strengthen commercial ties between Ontario and the Northeastern United States, with a focus on supporting U.S. businesses expanding into Ontario. Ontario: A Beacon for the Most Innovative and Driven Companies By Vic Fedeli, Ontario’s Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade Companies are looking to Ontario for a brighter future. Not only d... Constant Contact Launches First Canadian Office in Waterloo Constant Contact, a digital marketing platform entrusted by millions of small businesses and non-profits, is opening an innovation lab in Waterloo. A ... Ontario Training Indigenous People for Well-Paying Jobs in the Skilled Trades The Ontario government is investing $1.5 million in three Thunder Bay training projects to make it easier for people in Northern Ontario to start rewa... Ontario Launches $15 Million Life Sciences Innovation Fund The Ontario government has launched a $15 million Life Sciences Innovation Fund to help life sciences entrepreneurs and innovators bring their ideas a...

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Personal Responses The Gilmores James Gilmore Nellie Gilmore Pauline Dolpin Carol Komaromy Family Reactions The Mannings Bert Manning Ella Manning Arthur Manning David Manning Lorna Manning Jenny Hockey Recovery, Retrieval and Healing This chapter documents the authors’ histories and explains how their academic and personal concerns have come to mesh in this book. It introduces their thinking about death, trauma and loss and shows why the concept of ‘recovery’ is important to them, both in terms of healing and recollection. It also provides a rationale for the form and style of the book, explaining the importance of reflexivity in areas of heightened emotional and political sensitivity, and the value of life-writing as a vehicle for participating in a reflexive turn. Finally, it sets up the notion of legacy and the requirements legacies can impose, whether they come in the form of oral histories or material inheritance. The nature of the authors’ legacies is both introduced and also scrutinised in this chapter, beginning with Jenny Hockey’s exploration of why the material items she inherited are important to her and the relationships she hopes to build via their scrutiny. The selectivity of memory and of what constitutes ‘family’ are then discussed, along with Carol Komaromy’s introduction of her family history and the very positive but also traumatic inheritance it has bequeathed on her. The authors ask what happens when there is little by way of material inheritance. Finally, Carol describes the impact on her of the deaths of close family members. Changing Perspectives on Death, Dying and Loss The authors recall not only the deaths they experienced as children and young women but also their changing understandings of the meaning of death, from childhood versions of Christianity, resurrection and heaven, through to Marxist and cross-cultural perspectives and finally the lived realities of two women’s engagement with mortality towards the end of their lives. How their choice of and contribution to Death Studies during their academic careers has shaped but also been shaped by their personal ‘death histories’ is explored through these materials. World War One and Its Transformations Bert Manning, Jenny’s paternal grandfather, is introduced in this chapter, starting with his birth into a farming family in south Devon in 1881, his life as the owner of a small-town draper’s shop, his conscription into the army in 1917 and his death in northern France in 1918. His story illustrates the fate of men wounded in this war, their burial and War Office communications with widows. What was happening in Northern Ireland at the same time is then described, detailing the background of internal conflict about Ireland’s relationship with Britain and outlining the circumstances of Carol’s family, the Gilmores, in rural Coleraine at that time. Family Life Between the Wars: 1918-1931 The implications of a soldier’s death for a young family are explored in this chapter, with a particular focus on the provision of education for war orphans by charitable foundations linked with particular trades or professions, in this case the Warehouseman, Clerks and Drapers’ School in Purley, near London. Using the schoolboy diaries of Jenny Hockey’s father, it gives insight into his experiences. The differences between these educational opportunities and those afforded to children growing up in rural Northern Ireland are then explored using the example of Carol Komaromy’s father. War in Prospect: 1930-1939 This chapter sets out the story of the Manning family from 1930 to the beginning of World War Two in 1939. It covers the time when Jenny Hockey’s father left school at the age of 16, his return from School to a new home with his mother in Bristol and his early employment as an apprentice in the family trade at Baker Baker, a wholesale and retail drapers. Arthur Manning, David’s older brother is working in a bank and moving to different branches. The chapter conveys the home life of her father, David, and the domestic life he shared with his mother, his hobbies and pastimes before the dramatic disruption of world war that impacted on the family, again. At Home and Abroad Chapter 7 tells the story of the three men who go to war, Carol’s father Jim, Jenny’s father David and her uncle Arthur. It covers the key causes of World War Two and the enlistment of these three men into the army and the RAF. Each took very different routes and had very different experiences of that war. David, served in the RAF – staying in England as part of the home defence and marrying Jenny’s mother in 1942; Arthur joined the army and served in the Middle East before being killed in Italy in 1943; while Jim joined the RAF in 1942 and began training in preparation for D-Day. He also married in wartime. The chapter includes the tragic event of Jenny’s father learning that Arthur had been killed in action while he was looking after his dying mother. Experiencing the horror of war Here the scene is set for war in Europe and the chapter tells the story of Jim Gilmore’s experiences from the D-day landings to the time of his end of service in 1946, a year after the end of the war. It is based on his oral history account and a journey Carol took to retrace his steps and provides a personal narrative of the extraordinary sights and horror of war. Jim was one of the first people to enter Belsen after its liberation and this affected him until the end of his life. The account of his experience provides shocking detail of what he saw. Growing up post war 1946: all over now? The authors describe their lives growing up in the shadow of war. They share similarities and differences as they capture the impact of war in the immediate aftermath, a time of looking forward and optimism. For Carol’s parents it was a time of unemployment and poverty, while for Jenny, an only child, a lonely childhood. Both authors were indoctrinated into the domestic routines of home life that dominated many women’s lives at that time. A rigid division of labour and the frustrations of their duty-bound mothers instilled a powerful need to break away from such a life. It explores the impact of war on the lives of two women growing up at a time of feminism and welfare reform. In the final chapter, the authors reflect on the whole process of researching and writing this very personal memoir. They discuss its impact upon them and re-evaluate their relationships with the missing persons in their lives. They address key questions like, how far their quest has succeeded in doing justice to the lives of their deceased family members and how the legacy of war has contributed to who they are? © Carol Komaromy and Jenny Hockey This website was not created by, nor is it managed by, Palgrave Macmillan

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Mercedes take world's first invisible car on nationwide tour By Rich Leigh on Sunday, March 4, 2012 best practices of background check Using LEDs on one side of a car and a camera on the other transmitting the image to the LEDs, Mercedes has created the world's first 'invisible' car. Choose To Believe System “346” /> The stun t is to promote its new fuel cell vehicle technology, which the manufacturer claims is 'invisible to the environment', with 0.0 emissions. The F-CELL car will tour for a week around Germany, according to this very impressive video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIGzpi9lCck Source: designyoutrust.com ALL Other Technology

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Pepsi selling 6,500 collectible ‘Perfect’ bottles, as seen in Back to the Future II By Rich Leigh on Tuesday, October 6, 2015 For the second Back to the Future II campaign in as many posts, Pepsi has released a real product based on a design featured in the movie: the Pepsi Perfect bottle. Set to go on sale on October 21st, 2015 – the date on which Marty traveled forward in time – 6,500 of the bottles will go on sale, costing a princely (but campaign-relevant) $20.15 each. https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=31&v=XrwRdzFP-fY Pepsi has asked fans to follow its social media channels to find out where they’ll be able to buy a bottle of Pepsi Perfect. As mentioned on The Verge, 1,500 bottles will be given away to Marty McFly cosplayers at New York Comic Con this week. ALL Entertainment Food & Drink Topical

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Issy Croker: Top 10 Must-Know Facts About Photographer Issy Croker (Photographer) was born on the 1st of April, 1992. She was born in 1990s, in Millennials Generation. Her birth sign is Aries and her life path number is 8. Issy’s birth flower is Sweet Pea/Daisy and birthstone is Diamond. What does this all mean? Let’s find out! Discover all the facts that no one tells you about Issy Croker below ↓ NAME: Issy Croker REAL NAME: Issy Croker NICKNAME: Issy PROFESSION: Photographer BIRTHPLACE: England, United Kingdom ETHNICITY: Unknown Issy Croker, best known for being a Photographer, was born in England, United Kingdom on Wednesday, April 1, 1992. Lifestyle photographer specializing in food, portraits and travel. She has also been a food editor at Suitcase magazine as well as co-founder of the food blog The Curious Pear. Her work has been featured in notable publications worldwide. Family: She is originally from London, but travels all over the world for work. Issy Croker father’s name is under review and mother unknown at this time. We will continue to update details on Issy Croker’s family. Dating: According to CelebsCouples, Issy Croker is single . Net Worth: Online estimates of Issy Croker’s net worth vary. It’s easy to predict her income, but it’s much harder to know how much she has spent over the years. CelebsMoney and NetWorthStatus does a good job of breaking most of it down. 2. Issy Croker’s zodiac sign is Aries Issy Croker zodiac sign is a Aries. Dates of Aries are March 21 - April 19. Those born under the Aries zodiac sign have an exciting and enthusiastic energy. They often seek new and challenging adventures that can push their limits. They are brave, direct, fearless, independent and have deep sense of justice. They love competition, in all its forms. Although, they can be aggressive, self-centered, pushy, inconsistent, bad-tempered, and selfish. BORN IN THE YEAR OF THE: Monkey RULING PLANET: Mars The English photographer has been alive for 11,303 days or 271,289 hours. There were precisely 383 full moons after her birth to this day. BORN: April 1, 1992 BORN ON: Wednesday Issy Croker was born on a Wednesday. Wednesday's children are very communicative. They're also versatile, and a bit careless. Countdown to Issy Croker’s next birthday. Issy Croker will be turning 31. 4. On Issy Croker’s birthday The world’s population was 5,504,401,149 and there were an estimated year babies born throughout the world in 1992, George H. W. Bush (Republican) was the president of the United States, and the number one song on Billboard 100 was "Save the Best for Last" by Vanessa Williams. 5. Issy Croker’s height and weight We’re currently in process of confirming all details such as Issy Croker’s height, weight, and other stats. If there is any information missing, we will be updating this page soon. If you any have tips or corrections, please send them our way. EYE COLOR: N/A HAIR COLOR: N/A 6. The Year of the Monkey Issy Croker was born in the Year of the Monkey. People with Chinese zodiac Monkey according to Chinese zodiac have are smart, clever and intelligent, especially in their career and wealth. They are lively, flexible, quick-witted and versatile. Their strengths are being enthusiastic, self-assured, sociable, and innovative. But they can also be jealous, suspicious, cunning, selfish, and arrogant. Their lucky numbers are 1, 7, 8 and lucky colors are white, gold, blue. 7. Issy Croker’s life path number is 8 Life Path Number 8 represent 'The Power Player'. Those who walk a Life Path with Number 8 have incredible strength of will and can endure anything. 8 reminds us the soul has a mind of its own and lives on, no matter what. Its energy is Eternal Life. The values are authority, material things, success. The challenges are to learn when exerting control is helpful — and when you're better off letting someone else take over. Issy Croker was born in the middle of Millennials Generation. 9. Issy Croker’s birthstone is Diamond Diamond is a symbol of everlasting love and once was thought to bring courage. The diamond is the symbol of purity, innocence, eternity and courage. 10. Issy Croker’s birth flower is Sweet Pea/Daisy Daisy symbolizes purity, true love and innocence.

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#1 Best Seller! blog-shinjuku-rockcd.diskunion.net/Entry/1134/ We are elated to find that our LP (CD) is the #1 best selling CD for the month of January 2020 at Disk Union Japan! There are many Disk Union record shoppes throughout Japan and we are honoured to be featured and sold in their shoppes! We owe a great debt of gratitude to the good people and music lovers of Japan. Thank you so very much! We love you! And we hope to one day visit Japan and play many live shows there. That is our dream, which we hope will come true. - KM and the Famous Groupies Let's Make Another Record! It's official! We have selected songs for the next LP and soon the Famous Groupies will head back into the studio and begin recording. As I had mentioned before, my Grandfather was a songwriter during the 1960's and 70's. He had left behind a treasure trove of songs and ideas, much of it was written during the early to mid 70's (near as we can tell), and most of it is reminiscent of Paul McCartney & Wings. The family knew that my Grandad liked the Beatles, but we had no idea of his infinity for McCartney, so it's still unclear as to why he wrote in such a similar way. Never the less, we love the songs and we plan on recording as many of them as possible. It's quite lovely that the songs are already written, as most bands who release a debut album have to spend the better part of a year writing new material for a follow up album. And so it begins. I will post pictures of us at work in the studio in the coming weeks, and perhaps a bit of video too. This time around, pulling everyone together in the studio 'at once' will be harder to do. You see, Gavin (McKenzie) and Rosie are engaged to be married this year, and they currently reside in England (where Rosie is from). So making the trips to Scotland will be harder to work in, based on everyone's schedules. But, I can promise that we will make it work and a new LP will indeed be recorded by the McKenzie clan this year. We still don't have an album title just yet, but eventually we will decide on something. We would like to thank all of the music lovers in Japan who are buying are CD, you have made our LP a smashing success and we are grateful for that. We know that our Grandad would be delighted to find that his songs are alive and well and being enjoyed around the world (esp. Japan). Thank you all! ~ Kirkcaldy McKenzie and the Famous Groupies

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Matt Howell Joins Farmhouse Creative as VP of Digital Marketing Farmhouse Creative is proud to announce the addition of Matt Howell as Vice President of Digital Marketing. Matt brings 15+ years of Web Design & Development, Account & Project Management, and Internet Marketing experience to the already successful company that his wife started in November of 2012. “I’m really excited to see where Angie and I can take this company. We are both committed to helping our clients achieve their business goals through effective marketing. I believe this move will not only benefit us, but all of our clients in the East Central Indiana region.” About Matt Howell Matt Howell is married to Angie Rogers-Howell and is father to four wonderful children and is also a Grandparent. Matt and Angie reside in Farmland, Indiana in the 100+ year old family farmhouse. Matt graduated from Monroe Central High School in 1992 and Ball State University in 1997 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Telecommunications. After college, Matt started his professional career in communication arts as a video editor at LaBov & Beyond in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. In 1999, Matt started working as a web designer for the advertising agency, Boyden and Youngblutt in downtown Ft. Wayne. In 2001, Matt continued his his web design career at SpinWeb in Indianapolis and Muncie reaching the Vice President position before departing in July 2010. Matt joined Fusework Studios in August 2010 as Director of Production & Account Management. In October of 2012, Matt joined the all-virtual company, ClickCore, as Account and Project Manager before joining Farmhouse Creative full-time in February 2014.

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Robert T. Sheeran Federal Employee Profile — Robert T. Sheeran GS-15 Top 10% Title: Program Manager In 2014, Robert T. Sheeran was a Program Manager at the Department of State in Boston, Massachusetts. As our dataset only goes as far back as 2004, it is likely that Sheeran has worked in the federal government prior to 2004. In 2014, Robert T. Sheeran was a GS-15 under the general schedule payscale and is among the highest-paid ten percent of employees in the Department of State. 2014 Program Management GS-15 $157,100 $0 Boston, Massachusetts Run a people search on Robert T. Sheeran Robert T. Sheeran's 2014 pay is 17% higher than the average Program Manager across all agencies. Robert T. Sheeran's 2014 pay is 116% higher than the average pay of a GS employee at the Department of State. Robert T. Sheeran's pay trend during his or her government career in the Department of State: Source: www.federalpay.org/employees/department-of-state/sheeran-robert-t

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Appointments, News, People McDonald’s Promotes Trio of Longtime Leaders to VP Roles FER Edit (Left to right) McDonald’s promotes Kevin Ozan, CFO, to senior executive vice president, strategic initiatives; Ian Borden, president of international, to executive vice president and CFO; and Marion Gross, chief supply chain officer of North America, to executive vice president, global chief supply chain officer. Courtesy of McDonald's. McDonald’s announced a series of leadership changes today, including promoting three longtime executives to vice president roles. Kevin Ozan, who has been with McDonald’s since 1997 and has served as CFO since March 2015, is being promoted to the newly created role of senior executive vice president, strategic initiatives. In this role, he will continue to lead the strategy team and spearhead strategic initiatives, while partnering with CEO Chris Kempczinski and the senior leadership team. He plans to retire from McDonald’s by mid-2023. With this move, Ian Borden, a 30-year system veteran and current president of international, will serve as executive vice president and CFO. He has previously served as CFO for Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa region and CFO for Russia and Eastern Europe. In addition, Francesca DeBiase, global chief supply chain officer, announced she will retire after 30 years with the brand on Aug. 31. She will be succeeded by another longtime executive, Marion Gross, current chief supply chain officer of North America. Gross will assume the role of executive vice president, global chief supply chain officer. Finally, Katie Fallon, who has served as McDonald’s first chief global impact officer, is leaving the company on July 15. The executive promotions are effective Sept. 1, and McDonald’s says it will name Gross’ successor before then. While the search for Fallon’s successor begins, Ozan will oversee the global impact team. TriMark South Chips In Locally Hawaiian Bros Inks First Franchise Deal

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About FFL Patient Square Capital to Acquire Summit BHC from FFL Partners and Lee Equity Partners Transaction Positions Innovative Provider of Behavioral Health Treatment for Next Chapter of Success FRANKLIN, TN, September 9, 2021 — Summit BHC (“Summit” or “the Company”), a leading provider of behavioral health and addiction treatment services, today announced the signing of a definitive agreement under which Patient Square Capital ("Patient Square") will acquire Summit from FFL Partners (“FFL”) and Lee Equity Partners (“Lee Equity”). Financial terms of the private transaction were not disclosed. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee, Summit provides substance use disorder and acute psychiatric care at 24 facilities across 16 states. Across its network of facilities, the Company covers a comprehensive continuum of care including acute inpatient care, detoxification programs and residential and outpatient services. From its founding, Summit was designed to utilize an in-network commercial strategy to provide patients with greater access to exceptional and affordable care. “I would like to thank FFL and Lee Equity for being outstanding partners that helped us to develop a highly-scalable platform offering the full spectrum of high-quality clinical care for our patients,” said Brent Turner, CEO of Summit BHC. “Our team is excited about the opportunities ahead for our partnership with the team at Patient Square Capital.” Patient Square Capital is a dedicated health care investment firm purpose-built to partner with best-in-class management teams whose products, services and technologies improve health. Its team brings extensive experience, having served on the Boards of Directors of leading multi-site health care providers, such as HCA, Brightspring Health Services, Unified Women’s Healthcare, Envision Healthcare, Heartland Dental, OB Hospitalist Group, Blue Sprig Pediatrics, Covenant Physician Partners, and DuPage Medical Group. “We anticipate dramatic growth in behavioral health care services, driven by increasing societal recognition of its importance and continued need for expanded access,” said Alex Albert, Founding Partner at Patient Square. “Over a more than dozen year relationship with Summit’s leadership team, we’ve built strong conviction in our alignment with their mission, values and patient-centric approach.” FFL and Lee Equity partnered to acquire Summit in October 2017. Since the acquisition, Summit has completed seven acquisitions across substance use disorder and entered acute psychiatric care. The Company has expanded eight of its facilities and opened an additional five centers. These initiatives have allowed Summit to achieve growth of more than 200% and become one of the largest behavioral health providers in the nation. “Together with FFL Partners and the talented management team, we pursued a strategic plan that has enabled Summit to grow significantly to address a growing need in the community while continuing to deliver first-class care,” said Mark Gormley, Partner at Lee Equity. “The pandemic has illustrated in many dimensions how important it is to expand access to behavioral health treatment, and we are proud that Summit is leading the way.” “Summit provides an essential health benefit to a high-need population, and our team, along with our partners at Lee and Summit, took the responsibility that comes with that very seriously as we built and executed our strategy,” said Chris Harris, Managing Partner at FFL Partners. “As a result of our close partnership, Summit today is serving many more patients across the country and is well positioned to continue growing to improve the quality of life of adults and families throughout the U.S. today.” FFL and Lee Equity were advised by Moelis and Jefferies Group, LLC on the transaction with Willkie Farr & Gallagher and Bass Berry & Sims serving as legal counsel. Patient Square Capital was advised by Kirkland & Ellis, Latham & Watkins and McDermott Will & Emery. About Summit BHC Headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee and founded in 2013, Summit was established to develop and operate a leading network of behavioral health hospitals and addiction treatment centers throughout the country. The company’s primary focus is on psychiatric services and substance use disorder treatment within a flexible and dynamic continuum of care. The leadership team at Summit is comprised of senior executives with decades of combined experience in the behavioral healthcare industry at the national level. The company currently owns and operates 24 freestanding facilities nationwide. For additional information please visit www.summitbhc.com. About FFL Partners Founded in 1997, FFL Partners is a San Francisco-based private equity firm with over $5.0 billion under management. FFL pursues thematic investments in business services and healthcare services partnering with exceptional management teams where the firm's high-engagement operating model and extensive network can help accelerate growth and unlock value. Growing its businesses has provided over 75% of the value created by FFL for its investors. For additional information please visit www.fflpartners.com. About Lee Equity Partners Lee Equity Partners is a New York–based private equity firm that partners with successful management teams to build companies with strong growth potential. Lee Equity targets equity investments of $50 million to $150 million in middle-market control buyouts and growth capital financings in companies with enterprise values of $100 million to $500 million that are located primarily in the United States. The firm invests in a range of industries where the team has deep relationships developed over decades, including business services, financial services, and healthcare services. Visit www.LeeEquity.com. About Patient Square Capital Patient Square Capital is a dedicated health care investment firm that partners with best-in-class management teams whose products, services and technologies improve health. We utilize our deep industry expertise, our broad network of relationships and a true partnership approach to make investments in companies that will grow and thrive. We believe in the power these companies have to improve patient lives, strengthen communities and create a healthier world. Patient Square is purpose built by a team of industry-leading executives, differentiated by the depth of our focus in health care, the breadth of our health care investing experience, and the network we can activate to drive differentiated outcomes. 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Case Files: Edwin Hubble "Equipped with his five senses, man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure Science." - Edwin Hubble In the early 1920s, most astronomers believed that the Milky Way galaxy made up the whole of the cosmos. But Edwin Hubble changed everything when he came to the realization that the Milky Way is but one of millions of galaxies in a universe that is constantly expanding. In discovering the true nature of the cosmos, Hubble became the founder of observational cosmology. Academics and Athletics Edwin Powell Hubble was born in November of 1889 in Marshfield, Missouri to Virginia Lee James and John Powell Hubble. His father worked for an insurance company, and the family settled in Wheaton, a suburb of Chicago, when Edwin was nine years old. As a young boy, Hubble was an avid reader and became very interested in science. He was particularly close to his paternal grandfather, who once had an article written by the twelve-year-old Edwin published in a local newspaper. Interestingly, the article was about Mars. Edwin excelled in academics and even more so in sports by the time he reached Wheaton High School. He was tall and strong, and quite skilled in basketball and boxing. Hubble also ran track, and set the 1906 high jump record for the state of Illinois. Hubble attended the University of Chicago, where he earned an undergraduate degree in astronomy and mathematics in 1910. He was awarded a Rhodes scholarship that same year, and traveled to England to study at Queen's College, Oxford. While there, Hubble continued to exercise his athletic abilities, but did not apply himself to the study of astronomy. It was a promise made to his dying father that saw Edwin instead pursuing law, while also studying literature and Spanish. He received his law degree in 1912. Back to Science In 1913, Edwin came home to the U.S. and was admitted to the bar. He set up a small law practice in Louisville, Kentucky, where his family had relocated. Hubble also spent time as a teacher of Spanish, Physics, and Mathematics, and a coach of basketball at New Albany High School in Indiana, but he soon found himself longing to return to the field of science. When the school term ended in 1914, Hubble went back to the University of Chicago for postgraduate studies and took a research post at the Yerkes Observatory. He received his doctorate in astronomy in 1917. Hubble was quite popular during his brief time spent teaching, as illustrated by this yearbook dedication: "To Edwin P. Hubble, Our beloved teacher of Spanish and Physics, who has been a loyal friend to us in our senior year, ever willing to cheer and help us both in school and on the field, we, the class of 1914, lovingly dedicate this book." Off to War While finishing up the work for his doctorate in 1917, George Ellery Hale had invited Hubble to join the staff of Mount Wilson Observatory in Pasadena, California. Hubble spent an entire night finishing his thesis, completed the oral defense of his dissertation the following morning, and then proceeded to enlist in the U.S. Army a few days later. He sent a telegraph to Hale, saying: "Regret cannot accept your invitation. Am off to the war." Hubble served as a captain in the 343rd Infantry, 86th Division, and eventually earned the rank of major. He was commissioned to France, where he spent time as a field and line officer. Returning to the United States in the summer of 1919, Hubble traveled immediately to the Mount Wilson Observatory and accepted a position there. Founded by Hale in Pasadena in 1904, Mount Wilson Observatory was, in Hubble's time, the center of observational work on astrophysics. It had the two largest and most powerful telescopes in the world in the 60-inch and 100-inch Hooker reflectors. Hazy Blobs During his time at the Yerkes as a postgrad, Hubble began studying faint, hazy patches of light in the sky called nebulae (from the Latin word for cloud). The word "nebula" is today used to describe clouds of dust and gas within galaxies, but in Hubble's time, astronomers hadn't been able to distinguish nebulae from distant galaxies, which also appeared as cloudy patches. Edwin became interested in two particular nebulae: the Large Magellanic Cloud and the Small Magellanic Cloud. Working in 1912, American astronomer Henrietta Leavitt used the degree of brightness of Cepheid stars—stars whose brightness vary at regular intervals—in the Magellanic Clouds to measure their distance from the Earth. The longer the time a Cepheid star takes to undergo a complete cycle, the higher the star's average brightness or average "absolute magnitude." Leavitt was able to determine the distance from Earth to the nebula by comparing the brightness of the star as seen from Earth with the star's actual brightness, which was estimated using the length of the star's cycle. With this work, Leavitt and her colleagues demonstrated that the Magellanic Clouds existed beyond the Milky Way's boundaries. Beyond the Milky Way Astronomer Harlow Shapley, who also worked at Mount Wilson and was a rival to Hubble, had already made a name for himself by measuring the size of the Milky Way. Shapley used Leavitt's method that relied on Cepheid brightness to establish the distance of the galaxy, and he, like a majority of astronomers at that time, thought the Milky Way made up the entire universe. Hubble made great strides in his study of nebulae with Mount Wilson's Hooker telescope at his disposal, and worked many long nights with janitor-turned-night-assistant Milton Lasell Humason to try to prove Shapley wrong. He aimed the telescope at nebulae thought to be outside the Milky Way galaxy, and searched for Cepheid stars in them. In October 1923, he discovered a Cepheid, or variable star, in the Andromeda Nebula. Hubble identified 12 Cepheid stars in this Andromeda Galaxy within a year, and was able to conclude that Andromeda was approximately 900,000 light years away from the Earth. Since the Milky Way's diameter was known to be only a few hundred thousand light years across as established by Shapley, Hubble's measurements demonstrated that Andromeda was significantly outside the limits of Earth's galaxy. By 1924, Hubble proposed that these and other far away nebulae were indeed other galaxies just like the Milky Way, and this theory became known as the "island universe." 1924 was an eventful year for Edwin Hubble on a personal level as well. He married Grace Burke in Pasadena on February 26. Constant Expansion Literally overnight, Hubble had discovered the cosmos. He went on observing nebulae, and set up a classification system for all known galaxies according to their distance, shape, contents, size, and brightness. Hubble made another incredible find in 1929 by observing "redshifts" in the light wavelengths emitted by galaxies: all galaxies appear to recede from us, and there is a relationship between a galaxy's distance from us and its velocity through space. In other words, the farther away a galaxy is from Earth, the faster it is racing away from us. This became known as Hubble's Law, and is interpreted as evidence that the universe is constantly expanding. Hubble's Law became a central idea behind the big bang theory. More than ten years prior to Hubble's find, Albert Einstein had already set out his general relativity theory, and produced a model of space based on it, which claimed that space was curved by gravity and therefore must be capable of expansion and contraction. But Einstein had caved to the observational wisdom of the day and changed his original equations. With the discovery of Hubble's Law, Edwin had proved Albert right. Einstein paid a special visit to Hubble at Mount Wilson in 1931 to thank him for his work, and said that second-guessing his original findings was "the greatest blunder of my life." Between 1922 and 1936, Hubble had solved several of the central problems concerning the nature of the universe and laid the foundations of cosmology with his work. A Great Honor Hubble continued his work at Mount Wilson until 1942, when he sought to join the fight against the Nazis in World War II. He was involved in war duties at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland, and his work there earned him the 1946 Medal of Merit for outstanding contribution to ballistics research. Back in Pasadena after the war, Hubble was a member of the Mount Wilson advisory committee for development of the 200-inch Hale telescope and played a central role in its design. When construction of the telescope was completed at Mount Palomar Observatory, Hubble was given the great honor of being the first person to observe with it. The Hale telescope was four times as powerful as the Hooker telescope, and was the largest on Earth for several decades. Hubble continued his research at Mount Wilson and Mount Palomar observatories until his death in San Marino, California, on September 28, 1953, from a cerebral thrombosis. He was 64 years old. An Important Question In 1919, when Edwin Hubble first began his work in the field of astronomy, there was an ongoing debate whether Earth's home, the Milky Way galaxy, made up the whole universe, or whether it was just one of many galaxies inhabiting a much greater space. But without better telescopes, scientists couldn't come to a resolution. Hubble was fortunate enough to conduct his research at Mount Wilson Observatory, using the largest and most powerful telescope in the world. Hubble's research involved an important question that astronomers hadn't been able to answer up to that point. What are nebulae? Setting his sights on Andromeda Nebula, Hubble was able to detect Cepheid stars within it, and applying Henrietta Leavitt's pioneering work using Cepheid stars as a measure of distance, determined that the Andromeda Cepheids were much too far away to be part of the Milky Way galaxy. He concluded that Andromeda Nebula wasn't a cloud of gas within the Milky Way at all, but rather an "island universe"—an entirely different galaxy. Hubble settled the ongoing debate with his discovery that the Milky Way is but one of millions of galaxies, and forever changed man's view of the universe. Edwin Hubble continued his observations and found galaxies at increasingly further distances. He devised a classification system, known as the Hubble sequence, for these galaxies using pictures he took of their structure through his telescope. This is a system that is still used today. Galaxies are generally classified based on overall shape: elliptical, spiral, or barred spiral. Further classification is given depending on certain properties of the specific galaxy (for example, the degree of its ellipse). Elliptical galaxies are generally characterized by random motion and an older population of stars. Spiral galaxies are composed of a central bulge (contains older stars) surrounded by a disk (young stars and open star clusters), and have bright arms of star formation within the disk that entend from the bulge. Barred spiral galaxies are spiral galaxies with a band of bright stars that emerge from the center and extend across the middle of it. Spiral arms emerge from the ends of the "bar," as opposed to emerging from the core of ordinary spiral galaxies. Earth's galaxy, the Milky Way, has been classified as a barred spiral galaxy (SBb). Also called the Hubble "tuning fork" diagram it reads from left to right with elliptical galaxies as the base. The ellipticals can be named E0 through E7, with the number indicating the degree of the oval shape of the ellipse ("0" is ball-shaped and "7" is discus-shaped). The spiral branch is indicated as follows: - "0" means no arms - Sa - tightly-wound, smooth arms, and a bright central disc - Sb - better defined spiral arms than Sa - Sc - much more loosely wound spiral arms than Sb - Sd - very loose arms, most of the luminosity is in the arms and not the disc The barred spiral branch is indicated as follows: - SBa - a bright center and tight spirals - SBb - better defined arms than SBa galaxy and are more loosely wound - SBc - even looser arms, and a much dimmer central portion of the galaxy Irregular galaxies can show spiral structure but are deformed in some way, and do not fit into other categories. Hubble's Law From Earth, the spectra of light given off by celestial objects shifts depending on their movement toward or away from the Earth. Galaxies that move toward Earth shift toward the blue end of the light spectrum and galaxies moving away from Earth shift toward the red end of the light spectrum. Combining his work with astronomer Vesto Slipher's earlier measurements of the "redshifts," Hubble plotted distances of galaxies and uncovered a direct relationship. The galaxies were receding from Earth at a rate proportional to their distance from Earth. Hubble determined that the farther away a galaxy, the greater its redshift. Or, the greater the distance between a galaxy and Earth, the faster that galaxy is racing away from Earth. The greater the distance between two galaxies, the faster they were moving away from one another. This proportionality between distance and speed of galaxies was formulated in 1929 by Hubble and Humason, and is known as Hubble's Law. It was an extraordinary discovery; one that meant that the universe was constantly expanding. The mathematical equation for Hubble's law is as follows: v = H0D The velocity of recession (V), expressed in km/s, is directly proportional to distance (D), measured in megaparsecs/Mpc, where H0 is the value of the Hubble constant at the time of observation in the history of the universe. (A megaparsec is 3.26 million light-years.) The Hubble Constant The Hubble constant is one of the most critical numbers to the science of cosmology because it is necessary for estimating the size and age of the universe. The long-sought number is in constant debate, and indicates the rate at which the universe is expanding, from the point of the big bang. The Hubble Constant is represented by the mathematical equation, HO = v/d, where v is the galaxy's radial outward velocity, d is the galaxy's distance from Earth, and HO is the current value of the Hubble Constant. Determining a true value for the Hubble constant is quite complex, as astronomers need two measurements. For the first, observations must reveal the galaxy's redshift, indicating the radial velocity. The second is more difficult to determine, and is the galaxy's precise distance from the Earth. The value of the Hubble Constant first obtained by Edwin Hubble was approximately 500 km/sec/Mpc, and has since been dramatically revised. The values currently proposed by different experimental and theoretical groups range from 50 to 100 km/sec/Mpc. With a Bang Hubble took his discovery to the next level. If galaxies twice as far away were moving away from one another at twice the speed, they must have started their expansion from the same space and time. Hubble determined, using his ratio of distance to speed, that that time was approximately two billion years ago. By today's figurings, he miscalculated by more than ten billion years, but with his estimates he laid the groundwork for the big bang theory, lending evidence to the theory that the universe has been expanding ever since it began with a tremendous burst of energy. Edwin Hubble was awarded the 1939 Franklin Medal in Physics for "his extensive study of the nebulae, particularly those outside our galaxy, as a result of which the dimensions of observed space have been greatly increased." Other awards and honors bestowed on Hubble include: - The 1938 Catherine Wolfe Bruce gold medal, awarded yearly by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific for outstanding lifetime contributions to astronomy - The 1940 Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society - A 1946 Medal of Merit for outstanding contribution to ballistics research, more specifically for "exceptional conduct in providing outstanding services to citizens" during World War II - 1948 election as an Honorary Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford, for notable contributions to astronomy - Asteroid 2069 Hubble, discovered by Indiana University astronomers in 1955, is named for Edwin Powell Hubble, as is the Hubble crater on the Moon and the Hubble Space Telescope. In the latter part of his career, Hubble campaigned heartily for astronomy to be considered an area of physics rather than its own discipline. This was primarily so that he and fellow astronomers could be recognized by the Nobel Prize Committee for contributions to astrophysics. Even though Hubble was unsuccessful for many years, the Committee eventually decided that work in the field of astronomy could be eligible for the Nobel Prize in physics. However, the decision came too late for Hubble; it was made a few months after his death in 1953. The Nobel Prize has never been awarded posthumously. The Edwin Hubble presentation is made possible by support from The Barra Foundation and Unisys. This website is the effort of an in-house special project team at The Franklin Institute, working under the direction of Carol Parssinen, Senior Vice-President for the Center for Innovation in Science Learning, and Bo Hammer, Vice-President for The Franklin Center. Special project team members from the Educational Technology department are: Karen Elinich, Barbara Holberg, Margaret Ennis, and Zach Williams. Special project team members from the Curatorial department are: John Alviti and Elisa Graydon. The project's Advisory Board Members are: Ruth Schwartz-Cowan, Leonard Rosenfeld, Nathan Ensmenger, and Susan Yoon. Read the Committee on Science and the Arts Report on Edwin Hubble’s early life and his work in the field of Astronomy.

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