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Dylan Vox (* 25. Dezember 1974 in Atlanta), Pseudonym Brad Benton, ist ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler und Pornodarsteller.

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Vox ist als Schauspieler und Pornodarsteller in den Vereinigten Staaten tätig. Er erhielt bedeutende Preise der US-amerikanischen Pornoindustrie. Als Schauspieler war er in einer Reihe von The-Asylum-Produktionen zu sehen.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 2007–2009: The Lair
 2009: The Crystal Lake Massacres Revisited
 2009: The Cypherian
 2009: Zombo
 2010: Mega Shark vs. Crocosaurus
 2010: Old-Time Tent Revival
 2010: Shut Up and Kiss Me
 2010: Titanic 2 – Die Rückkehr
 2010: Virus X
 2011: Battle of Los Angeles
 2011: 18 und immer noch Jungfrau
 2011: Aliens vs. Avatars
 2011: I Want to Get Married
 2011: Keeping Up with The Kartrashians
 2011: Longhorns
 2011: Lovesick Captivity
 2011: Showgirls 2: Penny's from Heaven
 2011: Super Shark
 2011: Vampire Boys
 2011: Backfire
 2012: 40 Days and Nights
 2012: A Christmas Wedding Date
 2012: All About Christmas Eve
 2012: Hatfields and McCoys: Bad Blood
 2012: I Was a Teenage Suicide
 2012: Jersey Shore Shark Attack
 2012: Kollisionskurs – Blackout im Cockpit (Collision Course)
 2012: Lizard Man
 2013: Attila
 2013: Collision Course
 2013: Summoned
 2013: The Brides of Sodom
 2013: The Ghost Speaks
 2014: After Midnight
 2014: Apocalypse Pompeii
 2014: Hercules Reborn
 2014: Sleeping Beauty
 2017: Troy the Odyssey
 2018: Triassic World (Fernsehfilm)

Preise und Auszeichnungen (Auswahl)
 2004: GayVN Awards, Bester Nebendarsteller in "There Goes the Neighborhood"
 2005:	GayVN Awards, Bester Nebendarsteller in "Jet Set Direct: Take One"
 2002: Grabby Awards, Bester Newcomer
 2002:	Grabby Awards, Bestes Duo Sex Szene in "Carnal Intentions"
 2004:	Grabby Awards, Bester Darsteller
 2004:	Grabby Awards, Bester Nebendarsteller in "There Goes the Neighborhood
 2005: Grabby Awards, Bester Darsteller in "Wet Palms"
 2005: Grabby Awards, Beste Three-Way Sex Szene in "Buckleroos: Part II"
 2005: Grabby Awards, Hottest Versatile Darsteller
 2006: Grabby Awards, Bester Darsteller
 2006: Grabby Awards, Beste Solo Sex Szene in "Dirty Little Sins"

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Angels of the Americlypse: An Anthology of New Latin@ Writing
Edited by Carmen Giménez Smith and John Chávez
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"Exhilarating, daring, breathtaking. These words are not hyperbolic. This book is a head-rush! Language-mixing, genre-mixing, rhythm-dazzling. From Rosa Alcalà to a poet whose work she's translated, Cecilia Vicuña, these Angels of the Americlypse (the phrase is tweaked from Rodrigo Toscano, another such angel) show us how gloriously they can dance on the head of a pin, a pin called AmeRíca, a pin called high-dentity, un-dentity and you-dentity, how gloriously and capaciously they sing, how variously." —Maria Damon
"So often anthologies are strategic weapons used to enforce borders and uphold indefensible psychic and national sovereignties. The Angels of the Americlypse that are here so beautifully collected and dispersed, call for and call out the end of all that. The frontier between lysis and lyric, between social theory and social dance, is constantly, lovingly, violated. So much of the ground and flood and breath of hemispheric experiment is disclosed in this writing that it is to be celebrated, studied, sung, enacted, acted out in groups!" —Fred Moten
"A literary meeting place, a bodega for the thirsty reader, Angels of the Americlypse activates the topologies of place, language, and ethnicity in ways that remind one that modernity can begin again in altered form because it is perhaps not essentially historical in nature but, rather, theoretical and performative. Collectivity becomes collectible in this rhapsody of minds and voices." —Daniel Tiffany
The contemporary literary moment the anthology Angels of the Americlypse: New Latin@ Writing attempts to capture is one defined by diversity, various points of view, literary styles and voices, topical concerns, and senses of self. Not only have these writers widened the field, they have forged new inquiry into their own experiences of the world, as they live in it and understand it. Writing in forms of lyric, short short fiction, nonfictional prose, and in various degrees and forms of experimentation, this collection represents one of the first efforts, in years, to include a critical introduction to the writers' poetry or prose, their literary work, and their own aesthetic statements meant to express their distinct literary presence in American letters.
Featured in Poetry magazine, May 2014
Review by Candice Amich at Waxwing Literary Journal
Angels of the Americlypse: New Latin@ Writing
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ISBN 978-1933996-39-4

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Russia jails Putin's foe for five years
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Kirov (AFP): A Russian court on Thursday sentenced protest leader Alexei Navalny to five years in a penal colony after finding him guilty of...
Kirov (AFP): A Russian court on Thursday sentenced protest leader Alexei Navalny to five years in a penal colony after finding him guilty of embezzlement, a verdict which will disqualify one of President Vladimir Putin's fiercest critics from politics. Judge Sergei Blinov said he found Navalny guilty of defrauding the local government in the northern Kirov region of 16 million rubles ($500,000) in a timber deal while acting as an unpaid advisor to the local authorities. Navalny, 37, who emerged as a powerful political force in mass anti-Putin protests and is standing in elections for Moscow mayor, has dismissed the charges as absurd and a Kremlin set-up to end his political career. "Navalny... committed a grave crime," said Judge Sergei Blinov as he delivered the sentence. His co-accused, Pyotr Ofitserov, was also found guilty and sentenced to four years in a prison colony. "The court has established that Navalny organised the criminal act and led the execution of this large-scale embezzlement," Blinov told the cramped courthouse in Kirov. The verdict comes a day after he was accepted as a candidate for the high-profile Moscow mayoral race in September, raising the bizarre prospect that he could run for office while behind bars. Navalny's disqualification from politics would only take effect after the appeal process. Navalny has said he wants to challenge Putin in the next presidential elections in 2018 and coined the phrase "the party of crooks and thieves" to describe the ruling United Russia party. Navalny this week published a report accusing one of Putin's closest allies, the head of Russian Railways, of possessing vast undeclared property and business assets. He has also yet to win wide recognition beyond his powerbase in Moscow, where he has become a hero for many in the Internet-savvy middle class who yearn to live in a different Russia.


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So, rather than capacity management defining what equipment is needed, it's more likely to be told it will have 10% less money to provide the same services including double the number of users (due to mergers and acquisitions) with the same hardware and 10% less staff!
Be frugal, do things just in time, but make sure that the mission critical services continue to be supported with high availability and good performance.
demonstrate the variety of approaches and expertise involved.
A short study at a successful ecommerce site will demonstrate the difficulty of establishing business processes when the business growth was such that capacity planning amounted to deciding how many new machines should be added to each pool of the multi-tier solution every day.
A long study at a telecoms provider will show the situation where a CMT was doing CMP well and ensuring good use of existing capacity and planning well the future, but without reporting it widely or well.
A short review of a public sector site will show that it had understood the requirement for ITSM processes and documented proposed ITIL processes in some detail but had little resource to actually do it.
A short study at a finance house will show that there was the experience and expertise within the data center for effective and efficient capacity management, but less coverage outside their own domain.
The ad hoc retailer was too busy reacting to ad hoc project demands to establish any processes.
varied from nil to extensive. But for different reasons, all five required the capacity management process to provide the measurement numbers they needed for all the services provided by IT.
The ecommerce site felt that non-optimal upgrades were fine so long as the growth continued. A short review of the capacity would remove the panics for performance.
The telecoms provider had the process in place but had no demonstrable deliverables or external measures of performance.
The public sector site had limited resources that were absorbed into daily performance issues and project work rather than establishing the framework to avoid such issues.
The finance house had previously worked to a protocol of triplexing everything and making sure that there were always three levels of support for every key component (such as power supply by grid, generators and solar panels with triplexing of each). However, as times change, so the move was towards duplexing and 50% spare capacity based on peak of peak predictions.
For the retailer, life was dominated by the economic downturn and so everything was ad hoc with less staff and more servers.
In all cases, much the same approach was used for the gap analysis study.


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Your Weekly Address March 14, 2009
From the White House Blog: In this week's address, President Barack Obama makes key announcements regarding the safety of our nation's food. "We a
From the White House Blog:
In this week's address, President Barack Obama makes key announcements regarding the safety of our nation's food.
"We are a nation built on the strength of individual initiative. But there are certain things that we can't do on our own. There are certain things that only a government can do. And one of those things is ensuring that the foods we eat, and the medicines we take, are safe and don't cause us harm."
Full transcript below the fold.
I've often said that I don't believe government has the answer to every problem or that it can do all things for all people. We are a nation built on the strength of individual initiative. But there are certain things that we can't do on our own. There are certain things only a government can do. And one of those things is ensuring that the foods we eat, and the medicines we take, are safe and don't cause us harm. That is the mission of our Food and Drug Administration and it is a mission shared by our Department of Agriculture, and a variety of other agencies and offices at just about every level of government.
The men and women who inspect our foods and test the safety of our medicines are chemists and physicians, veterinarians and pharmacists. It is because of the work they do each and every day that the United States is one of the safest places in the world to buy groceries at a supermarket or pills at a drugstore. Unlike citizens of so many other countries, Americans can trust that there is a strong system in place to ensure that the medications we give our children will help them get better, not make them sick; and that a family dinner won't end in a trip to the doctor's office.
But in recent years, we've seen a number of problems with the food making its way to our kitchen tables. In 2006, it was contaminated spinach. In 2008, it was salmonella in peppers and possibly tomatoes. And just this year, bad peanut products led to hundreds of illnesses and cost nine people their lives – a painful reminder of how tragic the consequences can be when food producers act irresponsibly and government is unable to do its job. Worse, these incidents reflect a troubling trend that's seen the average number of outbreaks from contaminated produce and other foods grow to nearly 350 a year – up from 100 a year in the early 1990s.
Part of the reason is that many of the laws and regulations governing food safety in America have not been updated since they were written in the time of Teddy Roosevelt. It's also because our system of inspection and enforcement is spread out so widely among so many people that it's difficult for different parts of our government to share information, work together, and solve problems. And it's also because the FDA has been underfunded and understaffed in recent years, leaving the agency with the resources to inspect just 7,000 of our 150,000 food processing plants and warehouses each year. That means roughly 95% of them go uninspected.
That is a hazard to public health. It is unacceptable. And it will change under the leadership of Dr. Margaret Hamburg, whom I am appointing today as Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration. From her research on infectious disease at the National Institutes of Health to her work on public health at the Department of Health and Human Services to her leadership on biodefense at the Nuclear Threat Initiative, Dr. Hamburg brings to this vital position not only a reputation of integrity but a record of achievement in making Americans safer and more secure. Dr. Hamburg was one of the youngest people ever elected to the National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine. And her two children have a unique distinction of their own. Their birth certificates feature her name twice – once as their mother, and once as New York City Health Commissioner. In that role, Dr. Hamburg brought a new life to a demoralized agency, leading an internationally-recognized initiative that cut the tuberculosis rate by nearly half, and overseeing food safety in our nation's largest city.
Joining her as Principal Deputy Commissioner will be Dr. Joshua Sharfstein. As Baltimore's Health Commissioner, Dr. Sharfstein has been recognized as a national leader for his efforts to protect children from unsafe over-the-counter cough and cold medications. And he's designed an award-winning program to ensure that Americans with disabilities had access to prescription drugs.
Their critical work – and the critical work of the FDA they lead – will be part of a larger effort taken up by a new Food Safety Working Group I am creating. This Working Group will bring together cabinet secretaries and senior officials to advise me on how we can upgrade our food safety laws for the 21st century; foster coordination throughout government; and ensure that we are not just designing laws that will keep the American people safe, but enforcing them. And I expect this group to report back to me with recommendations as soon as possible.
As part of our commitment to public health, our Agriculture Department is closing a loophole in the system to ensure that diseased cows don't find their way into the food supply. And we are also strengthening our food safety system and modernizing our labs with a billion dollar investment, a portion of which will go toward significantly increasing the number of food inspectors, helping ensure that the FDA has the staff and support they need to protect the food we eat.
In the end, food safety is something I take seriously, not just as your President, but as a parent. When I heard peanut products were being contaminated earlier this year, I immediately thought of my 7-year old daughter, Sasha, who has peanut butter sandwiches for lunch probably three times a week. No parent should have to worry that their child is going to get sick from their lunch. Just as no family should have to worry that the medicines they buy will cause them harm. Protecting the safety of our food and drugs is one of the most fundamental responsibilities government has, and, with the outstanding team I am announcing today, it is a responsibility that I intend to uphold in the months and years to come.
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Bryson Wellesley - 15 May 2019
Thread: Bryson Wellesley - 15 May 2019
Bryson Craig Wellesley 18, of Pleasant Grove Utah, returned to his heavenly father on May 15 2019. He was born on June 22, 2000 to Duncan and Jennie in Orem Utah. Bryson grew up in Pleasant Grove attending Grovecrest elementary and Pleasant Grove Junior High before graduation from American Fork High School in 2018.
Throughout his childhood and as he grew into a young adult Bryson set himself apart as a deeply compassionate, affectionate and caring young man. He brought joy and laughter to those around him with an ease and grace.
Bryson grew up with a love of the outdoors from the start, beginning with camping trips as a baby which would continue throughout his life. He loved the time he spent with nature and in all its forms. He greatly enjoyed trips to the Oregon Coast looking forward to spending time near the sea. From collecting fossilized shells in the mountains to actual shells on the beach his enjoyment was undeniable. He enjoyed collecting rocks and small trinkets from the places he visited.
As Bryson matured, he developed a deep and varied love for the arts in all of its forms taking an active approach to developing his talents in music originally learning to play an instrument and listening to anything and everything that caught his attention. He loved musicals and musicians of the past and present finding happiness in every new song he discovered. He also began writing, showing a talent in both the art of poetry, and the writing of short stories, it was another form of expression in which he was gifted. Of all his many talents cooking and the culinary arts were his favorite. Bryson spent numerous hours cooking and baking doing all of it with a huge smile showing determination in not only learning how to prepare a certain recipe but then perfecting it in his own unique ways. Bryson always made anyone around him while in the kitchen laugh as they helped or simply smile by just watching the joy he displayed in what he was doing.
Bryson made a huge impact on all those around him in the time he shared with us. He showed great affection and love to all who knew him but truly enjoyed the happiness he was able to bring to his family and friends that were simply an extension of family to him from his brothers and sisters to his young cousins. He effortlessly could bring laughter and light to those he interacted with especially his family and friends to whom it?s well known.
He will be deeply greatly and sadly missed both for the loss felt now as well as in the future. Bryson left a lasting and very bright impact in his time here, which we shall all remain grateful for.
Bryson is survived by his parents, Duncan, Jennie and Ron, as well as his brothers and sisters Chad, Sierra, Alia, Jamison, Deacon and Ella. He also leaves behind numerous loving cousins, Aunts, Uncles and Grandparents along with many wonderful friends.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, May 23, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. in the Olpin Family Mortuary Chapel, 494 South 300 East, Pleasant Grove. Family and friends may attend a visitation from 11:30 ? 12:45 p.m. prior to the services. Interment will be in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.olpinmortuary.com.
In lieu of flowers the family is accepting donations for funeral costs
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Grantee Stories
Koret Food Program: Serving diverse communities more than food
The Koret Food Program, one of the Foundation's longest-standing initiatives, was special to our founder, Joseph Koret, because of this personal experience as a child in New York City. Mr. Koret grew up in a family that today would be classified as "working poor." Later in life, he enjoyed telling the story of fishing for dinner in Central Park, landing a fish, and quickly hiding it down his shirt when a police officer approached. He also enjoyed being in a financial position to help alleviate the hunger of others.
Since 1981, the Koret Food Program has provided more than $11 million in grants to 24 Bay Area nonprofit organizations. The program continues to evolve in-step with our grantees, as they adapt to their clients' changing lifestyles and priorities. In 2015 we awarded multi-year support for the first time, allowing grantees to have the flexibility needed in economically stressed times. In the fall of 2019, we awarded $1.94 million over two years in new grants.
The Bay Area is an expensive place to live, and increasing numbers of people find themselves hard-pressed to make ends meet. The wealth gap between haves and have-nots continues to widen, particularly in Silicon Valley. The combination of (1) increased need, especially for the working poor, (2) decreased public funding, and (3) increased anxiety in immigrant communities over the consequences of using any services that require registration, has the potential to create a perfect safety-net storm. The statistics are sobering.
Providing well-being as well as nutrition
Our food program grantees offer a wide and innovative range of services to meet the needs of the whole person, physically and emotionally. Providing food is these organizations' shared primary purpose, but each continues to expand its services and delivery modes to respond with dignity and respect to the changing needs of their clients. Companionship and community, for those who seek it, are also a vital part of what these grantees offer.
The three grantees showcased below consider education a key part of their services. This can take many forms, including free programs, workshops, individual counseling, and access to computer resources. Topics range from nutrition and general health, to shopping and cooking on a tight budget, to substance-use disorders and treatment options, to public services available through other providers. The popular notion of offering people a hand up rather than a handout is one that Joseph Koret strongly believed in—and one that Koret Food Program grantees embody.
St. Anthony Foundation
St. Anthony's is a pillar of San Francisco's Tenderloin District. It is a community within a community. Since October 4, 1950, the dining room has served a free hot, nourishing meal to every guest who has shown up. It is open every day: no cost, no questions, no pressure. These days, the dining room serves nearly 800,000 meals a year—without a penny of government funding. St. Anthony's is supported by donations from individuals, and scores of civic-minded Bay Area companies and foundations. And every year, about 15,000 dedicated volunteers help serve meals, distribute clothing, and lift the spirits of St. Anthony's guests.
The mission of St. Anthony's has not changed since the nonprofit was founded by Franciscan Friar Father Alfred Boeddeker to "feed, heal, clothe, and lift the spirits of those in need." Feeding the hungry is what St. Anthony's is best known for in the broader community, but guests also rely on the organization's extensive supportive services.
St. Anthony's medical clinic provides a broad range of care and behavioral therapy during 14,000 visits a year. About 30 percent of patients are children whose families live in the Tenderloin and surrounding neighborhoods. St. Anthony's also maintains the largest free clothing program in San Francisco, stocking everything from children's clothes, to interview or employment apparel, to warm winter coats. As for lifting spirits, St. Anthony's motto sums up the organization's commitment: Hope served daily. From the year-long job training program, to the technology lab, to a residential addiction recovery program, to a social work center, St. Anthony's offers its guests comprehensive, compassionate support.
The dining room has seen an increase in the number of guests who are homeless and have responded by providing "emergency clothing" services so that guests with hygiene issues can feel comfortable using the dining room. They have also begun hosting social activities in the dining room after meals, so guests who are otherwise isolated can engage with their community.
Over the next year, St. Anthony's Dining Room will serve 770,000 hot meals, and provide hundreds of guests with fresh produce and canned goods via a farmers market and food pantry. Regardless of how guests are served, or where they're coming from, they know they can come to St. Anthony's to be treated with dignity and respect.
Tri-Regional Jewish Community Food Program
This program is managed by the Jewish Family and Children's Services (JFCS) of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, in partnership with JFCS of the East Bay and JFS Silicon Valley. As the only Jewish social services agencies serving the entire Bay Area, they are also the only Koret Food Program grantees focused on alleviating food insecurity specifically for the Jewish community.
It may not be widely known that more than 30 percent of Jewish households in the Bay Area are low-income to extremely low-income, according to the 2019 California Housing and Urban Development Poverty Guidelines. Many of those served by JFCS and its partners are elderly with limited mobility options, and so in addition to food pantries, JFCS offers grocery and meal delivery by volunteers.
Unique to the Jewish community, JFCS also offers Kosher meal options and special meals for the Jewish holidays. Like Koret's other food-scarcity grantees, the Jewish Community Food Program offers a variety of services providing more than food, including companionship and support. Traci Dobronravova, director of JFCS's Seniors at Home program, confirms, "For many of the seniors we serve, and clients with chronic illnesses that keep them at home, their food deliveries may be their only regular contact with the Jewish community. When our volunteers make their deliveries, they are also planning to stay for a visit." And JFCS looks for "volunteer-client matches," to make these visits more meaningful.
These personal interactions and touch points are critical, as food insecurity frequently signals a need for other services. Dobronravova points out, "If someone needs food, we try to figure out why, to see if there is anything else JFCS can do to help. All the services we provide are part of a holistic strategy. Our social workers can connect seniors to other community services, and to government benefits they may not realize they are eligible for. Our social workers can recommend job-training programs and help people locate affordable housing. The food program is definitely about more than food."
For the next generation of volunteers, the food program is also about more than providing food. Young professionals have the opportunity to connect with people they might not otherwise meet: Holocaust survivors, Russian émigrés, and others who have come to the Bay Area from elsewhere. Volunteers who speak a bit of Russian or Hebrew or Yiddish make deliveries to native-speaking clients and have a chance to practice. The exchange of stories is as nourishing as … chicken soup.
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The term "food bank" cannot convey the magnitude or scope of this operation. Second Harvest of Silicon Valley provides food to 310 partner non-profits, including pantries, soup kitchens, and shelters, expanding their reach to 1,000 sites. The organization maintains three warehouses and a fleet of 21 trucks. Speedy distribution is key, because half of the food Second Harvest provides is fresh produce. Over the past decade, the organization has seen an almost 50 percent increase in the average number of people served per month. And the need continues to grow.
On average, one in 10 people living in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties receive food from the Second Harvest network, but it's estimated that one in four people is at risk of hunger. Even though the organization serves over a quarter of a million people each month, there is still a gap of those in need who aren't accessing services. And the face of hunger is a lot more familiar than people think – because of the high cost of living in Silicon Valley, more residents than ever before are being forced to make choices between food, rent, medicine, school supplies, and other essentials.
An increasing numbers of college students, many of them out on their own for the first time, are also vulnerable. Because of the growing need among this population, Second Harvest has worked with 14 local colleges (two-year and four-year; private and public) to implement on-site pantries that provide pantry staples as well as fresh produce, protein and dairy products. Providing students steady access to food helps relieve stress and worry and allows students to focus on their studies.
Second Harvest continues to find new ways to maximize efficiency and impact. The transportation department rents smaller trucks and hires drivers to deliver food to smaller-volume distribution locations. Second Harvest also invests in improving partners' infrastructures, from gates that make deliveries easier to coolers that allow storage of produce and dairy products. Outreach programs include nutrition classes, cooking demonstrations, and food tastings.
Second Harvest is one of the first food programs in California to launch "food pharmacies." These locations make available food (and counseling) with particular benefits in combating diet-fueled health disparities exacerbated by lack of access to healthy food—from lean protein and complex carbohydrates to reduced-sodium or low-sugar canned goods. Cat Cvengros, Vice President of Development and Marketing Cvengros enthuses, "For example, by partnering with Samaritan House in Redwood City, we can provide food in the same building where people receive medical care. Being able to offer seamless access is exciting."
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Missouri Basketball 17-18
Blake Harris may have found himself in St. Louis
On comebacks, Blake Harris, and and absent production from important players.
By Sam Snelling@SamTSnelling Dec 24, 2017, 10:10am CST
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For the first 20 minutes, Missouri was the worst version of itself. The Tigers had 36 possessions, turned the ball over on 16 of them and scored on just 11 for an awful 22 points.
Against Stephen F. Austin, their shooting allowed them to overcome horrendous ball control. Against Illinois, none of their normally reliable shooting showed up, and because of it they faced a 20 point deficit at half time.
Blake Harris provided a spark in the second half, but the jump shooting didn't follow the energy enough to get Mizzou over the hump. The Tigers got as close as four points late, but with just 26 seconds left the Tigers were forced to foul and Illinois made their free throws.
Let's see the carnage...
1. Coming back is hard work
There were several points during the second half when Missouri needed to string together a few jump shots, and the shots just wouldn't fall. The Tigers' aggression led them to being in the bonus early, and they crept to within six by simply keeping up their aggression, playing good defense, and making foul shots.
Look at this critical stretch in the second half:
15:04: Harris layup and missed FT - 46 -34
Illinois misses a 3.
Jeremiah Tilmon misses a dunk.
Illinois misses two layups.
Jordan Barnett misses a 3.
Both teams turn the ball over.
13:26, Robertson made 2 - 46-36
The teams went back and forth for a few possessions, then Barnett made free throws.
Mizzou had another opportunity as Illinois had one basket in four possessions, but the Tigers missed two 3-pointers, a jumper and had a turnover.
Gott feel like if the Tigers can get a 6-0 run here they can control the rest of the game. But they just haven't been able to string things together.
— Sam Snelling (@SamTSnelling) December 24, 2017
Coming back from a big deficit is hard work, far harder than preserving a lead. The Tigers expended a lot of energy in these two crucial stretches. If they were simply able to make one or two shots in each and find a way to create a legitimate run, they'd have found their comeback path much easier. Instead of trying to make up 8-10 points in the last 2-3 minutes, you need to do that with more time on the clock. And the chances were there.
Say whatever you will about the first half — you won't be understating it. It was brutal and awful and easily the Tigers' worst half of the season. They let Illinois dictate what Illinois wanted to do, and they shied away from the spotlight, and in turn the lead was nearly insurmountable.
But even with all that, if they're simply able to make a couple jump shots at opportune times in the second, the game changes in a hurry. It was a frustrating game to watch from a lot of aspects, but through it all, even as bad as they played, they still had chances.
Had they been able to string a few jump shots together in the second half they might have won, but they actually shot a worse 2nd half percentage than the 1st half (17.6% to 20%)
2. Did Blake Harris find himself?
now l get what #BragginRights is really about..See y'all next year
A post shared by Blake Harris (@blizzyblake55) on Dec 23, 2017 at 9:17pm PST
God, I hope so. That Missouri finished with 21 turnovers in a 70-possession game is bad, very bad.
But since we're apparently the sunshine blog in these parts, considering that 16 of those happened in the first half is a good sign because of what happened in the second half. Blake Harris started playing with confidence. And he was even used in some lineups with Terrence Phillips (I actually liked that grouping and how it worked).
Harris played with so much confidence he got T'd up for trash talking after an early steal and a dunk. He did have a fairly timely turnover after a run out when he couldn't corral the ball, and he occasionally got stuck with the ball in a few spots. But considering the change in pace and aggressiveness of the team from the first half to the second, you have to attribute a lot of that to Harris' play.
His second half line was 12 minutes, 10 points, three rebounds, an assist, and a steal with just one turnover. The scoring was nice (frankly, nobody else was doing it, so he almost had to), but on most nights you can probably flip his baskets to assists, and you've got yourself a point guard.
If I'm Cuonzo Martin, I sit down with Blake in a one-on-one video session and show him the second-half tape and how he can be the catalyst for this team. He doesn't need to do everything — most nights his team isn't going to shoot 18% from 3-point range — but he can be this team's point guard.
3. Zero Points from the bench, not enough from Puryear
The Tigers got uneven production from their top two in Barnett and Kassius Robertson, but the duo showed up. Harris had a big second half, and Jeremiah Tilmon had seven points and seven boards. But Kevin Puryear had just six and three, and the rest of the team scored a goose egg.
Reed Nikko played a minute, Cullen VanLeer played a minute, and Jordan Geist, Jontay Porter and Terrence Phillips failed to score.
I don't want to harp much on Phillips because I actually think he played okay. Geist was a disaster and didn't see the floor in the second half. Four turnovers in seven minutes and it was clear he was not meant for this game.
Having both Jontay and Kevin Puryear blanked and virtually absent from the box isn't a good thing. The Tigers need both to be effective on offense, and a fair portion of that lies in the part of putting the ball into the basket.
Jontay has just one game of scoring in double digits in his last seven. He's still rebounding, and defensively he's played well. His rotations are good and he contests as many shots as he blocks. At some point his offense will get there, but it would be nice if it arrived sooner rather than later. There are times where he still looks hesitant in shooting and catching the ball around the basket.
Puryear is another enigma. I don't recall a stretch like this for him. He's now had five games in a row of not scoring more than six points. And unlike Jontay, Puryear isn't a guy who stuffs a lot of other categories on the stat sheet. He hasn't made a three during this stretch, but aside from a 2-for-9 performance against North Florida, he's been an efficient scorer. So why are his opportunities not there? Why has Puryear basically become a ghost on the floor?
It's a mystery Cuonzo and his staff need to figure out and soon.
The non-conference slate is done, and Mizzou is 54th in KenPom and 10-3. The loss to Illinois is always disappointing, but they're still in decent enough shape with a decent conference run to make the NCAA tournament.
But in order for this team to be an NCAA tournament team, they're going to have to get back to their Orlando form: more balanced scoring, semi-reliable ball-handling, and sticking with what they do best: defense, rebounding and offensive efficiency.
We'll have more in the coming days on the SEC slate and what it means, but Missouri didn't leave themselves a huge margin of error with the Illinois loss. The Tigers are probably going to need to go 10-8, which isn't unachievable, even with four matchups against Kentucky and Texas A&M.
It all kicks off on January 3 at South Carolina.
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London – LG Electronics has announced the extension of product warranties from 15 to 25 years. Modules included are the LG MonoX Plus, LG NeON 2, LG NeON 2 Black and LG Neon 2 BiFacial, as well as the LG Neon R. The guarantee provides further incentives for prospective customers and highlights LG's commitment to quality solar modules.
LG has also made further guarantees: for the first year of ownership of LG MonoX Plus and the LG NeON 2 modules, power output will drop by no more than 2 per cent. From the second year onwards, power is guaranteed to not decrease by more than 0.5 per cent per year on average. Therefore, by the end of the 25th year the power output will be at least 86 per cent of its original value.
The LG NeON R, which already has a product warranty of 25 years, also now has a performance guarantee. Again, power output is guaranteed to not drop by more than 2 per cent in the first year. For the remaining 24 years output will not decrease by more than 0.4 per cent. Therefore, at the end of the 25th year the output is will be least 88.4 per cent of the output specified on the module at sale.
LG modules go through rigorous testing throughout the production process, including being tested four times as required by the IEC standard. As a result, they meet the strictest quality criteria that enable LG to offer industry leading product warranties.
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Elden Jerome Campbell (ur. 23 lipca 1968 w Los Angeles) – amerykański koszykarz, występujący na pozycjach skrzydłowego oraz środkowego, mistrz NBA z 2004 roku.

Osiągnięcia
 NCAA
 Zaliczony do I składu ACC (1990)

 NBA
  Mistrz NBA (2004)
 2-krotny wicemistrz NBA (1991, 2005)

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Profil na NBA.com
 Statystyki na basketball-reference.com
 Profil na espn.go.com
 Statystyki akademickie na sports-reference.com
 Profil na basketball-players.pointafter.com
 Profil na landofbasketball.com
 Profil na sports.yahoo.com
 Profil na foxsports.com
 Profil na draftexpress.com
 Profil na hispanosnba.com
 Profil na legendsofbasketball.com
 Profil na ultimatenba.com

Amerykańscy koszykarze
Koszykarze Los Angeles Lakers
Koszykarze New Orleans Hornets
Koszykarze Seattle SuperSonics
Koszykarze Detroit Pistons
Koszykarze New Jersey Nets
Koszykarze Charlotte Hornets (1988–2002)
Urodzeni w 1968
Koszykarze Clemson Tigers
Ludzie urodzeni w Los Angeles

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Q: Prism.js not showing markup I am using the Prism.js plugin. I have a text field where you can type/paste your code, click "Submit," and it will display it in a div below the textarea. I've also included a dropdown where you can pick the language you're using from a list. Everything works great, except that any < > tags do not show up (i.e. html tags, preprocessor directives in C/C++, etc). Does anyone know if I missed a plugin from the download page?
I've made it to where instead of specifying a specific language with

I've made it where the php will append the class name from the dropdown.
Here is my code. As I said, everything is working except those tags:
The HTML:
<select required name="language-select" class="form-control" id="language-selector">
            <option value="" selected disabled>Language</option>
            <option value="markup">Markup</option>
            <option value="apacheconf">Apache Conf</option>
            <option value="aspnet">ASP.NET</option>
            <option value="bash">Bash</option>
            <option value="c">C</option>
            <option value="csharp">C#</option>
            <option value="cpp">C++</option>
            <option value="css">CSS</option>
            <option value="java">Java</option>
            <option value="javascript">JavaScript</option>
            <option value="matlab">MatLab</option>
            <option value="objectivec">Objective C</option>
            <option value="perl">Perl</option>
            <option value="php">PHP</option>
            <option value="powershell">PowerShell</option>
            <option value="python">Python</option>
            <option value="ruby">Ruby</option>
            <option value="scala">Scala</option>
            <option value="smalltalk">Smalltalk</option>
            <option value="sql">SQL</option>
        </select>

        <button id="drive_submit_btn" class="btn btn-md" type="submit">Submit</button>

</form>

<code class="language-<?php echo $language?>"><?php echo $user_code; ?>

The relevant PHP:
$user_code = "";
$language = "";
if (!empty($_POST["code_input"])) { //get input from textarea and dropdown
$user_code = $_POST["code_input"];
$language = $_POST['language-select'];

}
Here is a screenshot to show that code works, except for the <> tags:
Before "Submit", I choose the C language:

And here is after submission. Notice how the #include is missing the <> tags? I don't know how to fix this. Any suggestions?

A: I discovered from this StackOverflow question that any '<' or '>' characters must be replaced with
< and >

respectively. Since the text is dynamic, this took some thinking.....
Here is what fixed my problem. I used the str_replace() function in php to find any occurrence of '<' or '>' and replace with those characters. Here is the code to do that in case anyone runs into the same problem in PHP:
$user_code = str_replace(array('<','>'), array('<', '>'), $_POST["code_input"]);

And to show how it looks visually, here is a screenshot of the result:

I could also do an associative array for better readability:
$user_code = strtr($_POST['code_input'], [
        '<' => '<',
        '>' => '>'
]);

Both produce the same result. Boom. :-)

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Welcome to our 132nd edition of the FDH Fantasy Newsletter, as we continue to bring you weekly fantasy sports updates in addition to our usual content on FantasyDrafthelp.com. Our archive of past editions is available right here on The FantasyDrafthelp.com Blog and specific links to past editions are available at FantasyDrafthelp.com.
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The women rushed off back to the Apostles and told them the Lord had risen as He said He would.
Which is a cornerstone of the Christian faith?
One possible date of Jesus' crucifixion was Nisan 14th, Spring Equinox, April 8th AD32.
Equinox means that the day and night are both twelve hours long because the sun is over the equator.


Rhinebeck Crew advanced all of their boats through time trials to finals races, all finishing either first or second in their heats. Two of our boats medaled in finals races!
The Hudson Valley Rowing League awarded the Rhinebeck Crew Girls team the regular season Championship trophy and plaque for amassing the highest number of competition in races throughout the 2018 season. This is the first year Rhinebeck has won this prestigious award!


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His Excellency, the Vice President India, Shri Venkaiah Naidu, has congratulated Ms. Nethra Mohandass, upon her appointment as "Goodwill Ambassador to the Poor" for UNADAP. Thank you, Mr. Vice President.
Dr. Dominic F Dixon, the Executive Director & philanthropist, had appointed Ms. Nethra Mohandass,a. 13-year-old as the "Goodwill Ambassador for the Poor" of UNADAP to the United Nations. DIXON SCHOLARSHIPS had also set up a scholarship fund for Nethra.
Humanity is alive!
S/d: Director for Protocol, @UNADAPorg
UNADAP's Goodwill Ambassador for the Poor, Ms. Nethra Mohandass attends her first United Nations conference as an official delegate, via UN online platform.
The conference on "Accelerating the realization of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls", held on 21st July 2020.
UNADAP's Goodwill Ambassador for the Poor, Ms. Nethra Mohandass attends her first United Nations conference as an official delegate, via UN online platform. Applauds Prime Minister Modi for his empowerment of women in India.
Nethra is a 13-year-old, grade 9 student and the daughter of a barber, from a Madurai, Tamilnadu.
Nethra had inspired the Prime Minister of India, the Chief Minister and the Governor of Tamilnadu, for her sacrificial work for the poor.
Hello, my name is Nethra Mohandass, Goodwill Ambassador for the Poor, for UNADAP CSO.
This is my first participation at a United Nations conference being held at the UN Head Quarters in New York. Due to the COVID situation, I'm participating via the UN online platform, from Madurai, India.
I'm attending the MULTI-STAKEHOLDER HEARING on
"Accelerating the realization of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls."
It is my view that young women and girls are given more opportunities to let their light shine in the midst of the darkness that is around us. The Prime Minister of India as led the way for other nations to do so by implementing programs and schemes for women, such as - Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) scheme to push for women's education. The saying goes, "You educate a woman, you educate a generation."
As I quote from sources, it is public knowledge that our…
PM Modi has pushed a digital campaign in India, and the country held its first Global Entrepreneurship Summit in 2017 in Hyderabad. The theme of the summit which had over 1600 delegates was chosen to be 'Women First, Prosperity For All'. Of the 1600 delegates, he was resolute to have 52% women. The event had women investors, entrepreneurs, and business professionals come together under one roof for two days and gave them the rare opportunity to network, find mentors and share challenges. This got Indian startups and women entrepreneurs global spotlight. Ivana Trump was the special guest.
In a bid to mark the 70th birth anniversary of late chief minister J Jayalalithaa, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2018 launched the Tamil Nadu government's Amma scooter scheme and a massive tree plantation programme. It claimed to give scooters at subsidised rates to over one lakh working women.
There are many more initiatives taken my Indian government, such as Maternity leave up to 26 weeks from the previous 12 weeks. Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2018 dedicated homes to women in Gujarat as a Raksha Bandhan gift. He said that the 1.15 lakh homes built in different places under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana were a Rakhi gift to the beneficiary women.
And finally, to empower women and deliver them from patriarchy, In 2018, Modi government removed the discriminatory practice wherein Muslim women were allowed to travel for Haj only when there was a male guardian accompanying them. Ministry of minority affairs issued corrective measures and amended this restriction by phasing out a tradition that had been in practice for the past 70 years.
I'm grateful for the opportunity to be a delegate at this UN conference and thank my mentor, Ms. Mercy for the guidance and the Executive Director of UNADAP, Dr. Dixon for believing in me. Thank you, stay safe!
STORY OF HOPE
Nethra, a 13-year-old in the city of Madurai of Tamilnadu, who convinced her father, a barber, to give Five Lakh rupees for the poor during the Coronovirus pandemic outbreak, that the family had been saving for her education and for Nethra to pursue her civil service when the time comes. This act of selflessness and kindness needs to be recognized and rewarded.
The Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi Ji, in his Mann Ki Baat speech to the nation, appreciated Nethra and her family.
Through UNADAP's accreditation (MORE), Nethra would be given the opportunity to speak, on behalf of UNADAP, at the UN CSO conferences in New York and in Geneva, addressing Civil Society forums and conferences. This would give her an opportunity and responsibility to speak to leaders, academics, politicians and civilians, encouraging them to reach out to the poorest of the poor. This is a non-governmental opportunity.
NETHRA is truly an Ambassador to the poor, teaching the world love through giving.
<<<Read Nethra's story here>>>
The DIXON SCHOLARSHIP has awarded Nethra a scholarship amount of ₹100,000.


GOAT, an online marketplace for buying and selling footwear, have announced the launch of their new pop-up sneaker gallery, The Greatest. The exhibition will serve as a celebration to the many artists, shoes and boutiques that have influenced pop culture and paved the way for sneaker enthusiasts everywhere.
The revolving exhibition will change monthly with a different regional theme starting with Los Angeles. For the remaining weeks of October, The Greatest will pay homage to LA's profound impact on global sneaker culture from the year 2000 to present day. Celebrate the famous and extremely pricey Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 Retro collaboration from 2005, to the more recent Fear of God x Vans Vault release.
The story of the city's influence will be told through 25 pairs of historically-significant shoes born out of LA including: Air Jordan 3/8 Retro Pack "Kobe Bryant," Dunk Low Pro SB "Diamond," Air Force 1 "Mr. Cartoon," Yeezy PowerPhase "Calabasas," Air Huarache Le "Stussy," and Air Max 97 360 x Union.
Many special guests will be in attendance doing Q&A's and workshops including legendary streetwear figures Jeff Staple, Jason Markk, "The Shoe Surgeon," Andrea Lieberman, Sophia Chang, and more.
The exhibit is debuting on Oct. 7 through Dec. 31 at Platform in Culver City, California. For more information visit the GOAT site here.
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We arrived in Beirut during a major storm, the kind with sideways sheets of rain and wind that bends huge trees as if they were blades of grass. Our hotel had a shuttle waiting for us at the airport, and we rode silently in the dark, assuming our driver didn't speak English since he hadn't said a word.
Except for a couple of weeks in Morocco and Tunisia, we'd spent the past five months in Europe, and I was out of practice with Middle Eastern culture. American women are accustomed to their independence, and it's tough to get used to everyone ignoring you in favor of direct conversation with your husband.
It was also challenging to get used to Middle Eastern prices. Eastern Europe had spoiled us, with incredible wine in Georgia for $8 a bottle and craft beer in Croatia for $3 a pint. It was tough to swallow paying $50 USD for two glasses of scotch as a nightcap after our sodden journey from the airport.
We awoke early the next morning to brilliant sunshine, the proverbial calm after the storm. We were excited to explore Beirut for a couple of days before heading out of town to Baalbek and Lebanese wine country. But the storm had more to say.
As Mike stood on our 14th floor balcony overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, a body washed ashore.
Local news had been broadcasting the story of a female tourist who'd gone missing two days prior as the storm was gathering strength. She'd gotten caught in the undertow and disappeared into the sea as her family searched frantically. And here she was on the sand just below us.
Hotel staff quickly and reverently covered her with sheets until the ambulance could arrive to take her to the morgue.
It was shocking to witness, even though it's the sort of thing that can happen anywhere on earth when Mother Nature unleashes her power. But it felt a bit more jarring to witness in Beirut, having grown up in America in the 1970s and '80s when news reports were filled with images of violent warfare. Subconsciously, perhaps, we were expecting to see death.
This was followed soon after by war with the Israelis in the 1980s, and the Lebanese people have been working to rebuild Beirut for nearly three decades since. You can still see bullet holes, but you can also see hope.
And the thing Mike most hoped for in Beirut was shawarma.
As a kid in Saudi Arabia, his favorite food was Lebanese shawarma. He'd buy the sandwiches by the dozen, washing them down with electric orange Mirinda soda as he sat on the curb with his brother and their friends from the Riyadh American International School.
He's had shawarma all over the world, but nothing thus far had recreated this indelible childhood memory.
I was determined to find him the best shawarma spot in town, the place filled with locals who know what they're doing when in comes to this Middle Eastern specialty.
If you've never had shawarma, let me describe it for you. Delectably spiced chicken that's slow-roasted on a spit before being shaved into little bits that fall into the juices and form perfectly crispy morsels. Add creamy hummus, crunchy pickled radishes, and freshly-baked pita bread, and you have a bite of heaven.
The spot I selected was Barbar's, and it is a legitimate Beirut institution. It's such a part of Lebanese life that it has never closed since opening 1979, even during the bloodiest days of war. In fact, Shiite Hezbollah soldiers dined there after taking the city in 2008.
And Mike finally found the Lebanese shawarma he's been searching for.
But Lebanese food is by no means limited to shawarma. As we walked Beirut, we stuffed ourselves with the city's best food, featuring fresh vegetables, cheeses, meats, and breads, all made with pride by people who couldn't stop thanking us for visiting their country.
We walked it off as we visited the sights of Beirut, including the Mohamad Al-Amin Mosque, St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral, the martyrs statue, Grand Serail government palace, and the Raouchè Rock along the corniche.
Our time in Beirut wasn't what I expected, but then again, nothing on this around-the-world adventure has been quite what I had in mind. That's the beauty of travel. It can always be a surprise.
Certainly! We can't wait to hear about your visit!


"Folks," economist Larry Kudlow, a host on the business channel CNBC begged his viewers that evening, "don't give up on this great country!"
Republican Party presidential candidate John McCain had the most to say. On Monday, he said "the foundation of our economy" was "strong," adding that he opposed a government-led bailout of US insurer AIG. But now he's promising further government steps "to prevent the kind of wild speculation that can put our markets at risk." McCain's explanation for the current crisis: "unbridled corruption and greed."
But Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama didn't move past superficialities, either. "We're Americans. We've met tough challenges before and we can again."
What else are they supposed to say? After all, US presidents have very little influence on stockmarkets. And Wall Street is expecting the status quo for the next president. On Wednesday an almost palpable mix of tension and melancholy filled the air above New York's Financial District. The beloved trader bar Bull Run was half empty, and many tables were free at fine-dining establishments like Cipriani, Mangia and Bobby Van's, which are normally booked days in advance.
The bright side of this is you don't have to worry about who's leading the presidential race...it doesn't really matter who wins anyway...we're all fucked.
But hey...The FDIC is starting a PR campaign soon...don't worry.


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Print made by Samuel Ireland, active 1760–died 1800, British, after William Hogarth, 1697–1764, British, Head of Diana, 1785, Etching and stipple engraving on medium, slightly textured, cream wove paper, Yale Center for British Art; Yale University Art Gallery Collection, B1998.14.1130
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Cr Hungerford - More shade at Woods Park
More shade at Woods Park
Local parents and visitors to North Buderim will be pleased to know a brand new shade structure has just been installed over the popular playground at Woods Park, North Buderim Boulevard. While it may now be winter, there is still plenty of warmth and sunshine about here in our beautiful region, so I'm confident the new shade structure will quickly be put to good use – enjoy!
New gates at Wirreandah Park
Meanwhile over at Wirreandah Park on the corner of Short and King streets, Buderim, look out for a new set of custom gates to be installed next month, with funding from my divisional allocation.
The gates will replace the existing chain and bollards that span the entrance of the beautiful, historic weeping fig rows. The new gates will improve the park's arrival area and contribute to the overall setting for weddings held in the park.
Community grant programs
A new round of operational funding is available for not-for-profit organisations that deliver key services and facilities to the Sunshine Coast community through council's Community Partnership Funding Program.
The program – which will provide one year of funding for 2014/2015 – is available under five categories: Community Facilities, Community Safety, Community Services, Cultural Heritage and Economic.
Submissions close 5pm 23 June. Visit council's website for further information and application details.
And a quick heads up there are a number of exciting new local projects and developments on the horizon I'm looking forward to announcing when the Financial Year 14/15 budget is brought down later this month. Stay tuned!
First appeared in Buderim Chronicle on June 12


When I first bumped into Liat Brandel Gilon's graduate collection all I could think of was: I love paper, I love this collection and if my favorite stationary designer and my favorite fashion designer would collaborate this is exactly what would be their love child. And boy, I was wrong.
Fake Reality, Liat's graduate collection out of the Fashion Design Department at the Shenkar College is inspired by the digital revolution and the tension between our virtual persona verses our actual one. The First is represented by 2 dimensions while the last is represented by 3 dimensions.
Optical illusions, pixelization, laser-cuts, pop-ups, hidden folds and patterns on one hand and vivid colors on a white surface on the other.
OK so, I wasn't completely wrong. Was I? BUT, how amazing are Liat's illustrations?


Hello my name is John Harkness. I was a locomotive driver (steam) at Harrington No 10 Colliery, Lowca nr Whitehaven, and a Power Station Boilerman at Workington Steel Works. I have quite a lot of photographs I have taken over the years, here are a few of them. I now work at Distington Hall Crematorium Workington Cumbria.


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Q: Is the Verizon iPhone 5 (unlocked) compatible with Rogers? Would I get LTE from a Verizon iPhone 5 on Rogers?
According to Apple's LTE page I won't be getting LTE?

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According to Rogers' iPhone 5 page, the specs include:

LTE Bands:700/1700

In the Apple iPhone 5 page you've quoted, you need to get model A1428 which supports LTE Band 17 (700 MHz). Rogers is explicitly listed there as one of the supported LTE networks. If you want to get an unlocked Verizon iPhone 5 (model A1429 CDMA), you won't be able to use LTE on the Rogers network. You'd be better off getting the unlocked AT&T version.

A: No, the LTE bands used by Rogers are different than those supported by the Verizon iPhone 5. You will be able to get 3G and voice access, but not LTE.


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Jennifer Liston grew up in Co Galway, Ireland and now lives in Adelaide, South Australia.
She has written three poetry collections: Exposure (Ginninderra Press, 2003); 17 poems: one for every year of innocence (White Wave Press, 2008); and Lead Skeletons (White Wave Press, 2010).
Her poem 'Egg' was shortlisted for the Max Harris 2007 Poetry Award. Her poems have been published in various journals including Young Ravens Literary Review, The Canberra Times, The Found Poetry Review, Transnational Literature and Cordite Poetry Review, and anthologies including Best Australian Poems 2012 (Black Inc), The Infinite Dirt (Friendly Street Poets 2014), Patterns of Living (Friendly Street Poets, 2013), Light and Glorie (Pantaenus Press, 2012), Poems in Perspex (Lythrum Press, 2008) and Wordswork (Ginninderra Press, 2002).
Jennifer has read at several Irish and Australian poetry events and on radio in Ireland and Australia. She is an electronic engineer and holds an MA and PhD in Creative Writing from the University of Adelaide.


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Working Together: To Shape the Future of North Brunswick County
Posted by Jason Frye | Feb 2, 2016 | North Brunswick
Editor's note : In this and the next five issues, North Brunswick Magazine will be running a six-part series focusing on the mayors of northern Brunswick County. This article focuses on how the mayors are working together; the next five articles will feature each mayor individually.
Over the course of the last few years, Brunswick County has undergone tremendous change. From the emergence of planned communities large and small to the commercial development around Cross Creek Commons, the face of Brunswick County continues to evolve. According to the most recent numbers available from the U.S. Census Bureau, Brunswick County was the 17th fastest growing county in the United States in 2007. Despite a nationwide economic slump, the county is still experiencing growth, albeit at a slower pace, thanks in no small part to the communities and their leaders here in Brunswick County.
What makes this such a desirable place to live? What is being done to ensure the economic and cultural vitality of our communities? What are some of the issues facing Brunswick County in the next few years? We spoke with five mayors from northern Brunswick County to discuss the present and future of their communities and their county and to see how they were working together to face common challenges.
In 2009 Jack Batson was elected mayor of Belville and set out to change the way things had been done. What he wanted was simple: cooperation between Belville and its neighbors large and small. He invited the mayors of four nearby towns to meet. Leland Mayor Walter Futch, Navassa Mayor Eulis Willis, Sandy Creek Mayor Robert Cruse and Northwest Mayor James Knox accepted his invitation. They recently met for the first time to discuss the present and future of their towns and of Brunswick County. They have high hopes that these meetings, and the cooperation borne of them, will guide Brunswick County into a prosperous future.
"We needed to start working together," Batson says. "As such close neighbors we're often addressing the same issues from different angles. Why not talk them out, see what the other guy is doing and present a united front?"
His idea makes sense, especially considering that in many areas of northern Brunswick County it's hard to tell where one community ends and another begins. But it also makes sense because projects like the northeastern sewer corridor, a key component in allowing future commercial and residential growth, impact every community in the area. With input from everyone involved, a master plan can be developed that will accommodate long-term growth in this end of the county.
"It's not just growth," Batson explains. "We all want amenities for our communities, but they can be planned in such a way that we all benefit. Take the bike paths and walking trails we've been discussing. If [Belville] plans ours to go to the town line and Leland plans theirs to go to the town line too, we could have two paths on opposite sides of the road that end at the town line. What sense would that make? If we plan together we can design and build longer paths and trails that would weave our towns together and provide all of our residents with longer, more usable trails."
Bike paths are a good example of some of the issues that emerge when towns are located beside, or even inside, one another, as is the case here. Building codes vary, so it is possible to have neighbors with different sets of requirements, allowances and building codes governing their homes or businesses, a fact that's not lost on these mayors.
"We have a few situations where one house is in Belville or Navassa and the neighboring house is in Leland, and we have different development codes from one another," says Futch, mayor of Leland. "Meeting with the other mayors is going to give us all a chance to reevaluate some of these codes and ordinances and possibly develop a standard set of development codes."
A standard set of codes would make it easier on builders and residents to build and maintain homes and developments in areas where communities may span two townships.
But it's not all about examining development codes and bike paths; it's about benefiting every community in the area. Northwest's mayor, James Knox, and Sandy Creek's mayor, Robert Cruse, are looking at a different set of needs for their significantly smaller communities. In these communities the expansion of utilities has been a significant challenge. How can they encourage Time Warner Cable to invest in the upgrades necessary to bring high-speed Internet and digital cable to their towns? How can they approach the N.C. Utilities Commission with the needs of their tiny communities and be taken seriously? That's where the newly developed partnership comes in.
"To small communities like Sandy Creek and Northwest, working in partnership with Leland, Belville and Navassa really helps us have a voice on the county and state level and when we negotiate with private businesses," says Cruse. "It's easier to persuade Time Warner Cable to upgrade their lines and offerings [of digital cable and high-speed Internet] if it benefits 10 or 12,000 people rather than a few hundred. They see the big picture of their investment, and it ends up helping us out as well."
In a town like Sandy Creek, this type of investment by utility companies would have an immediate impact on current residents in the form of expanded services, but it would also impact future commercial and residential development by establishing the services needed for growth. And growth is important.
"We're always working on growth issues," says Willis, mayor of Navassa. "Here in Brunswick County we have to have controlled and contained growth in order to retain our history and culture. Haphazard growth puts the future of towns like Navassa in great jeopardy.
"We're looking at moving from a set of independent industrial communities to a collection of suburban bedroom communities for Wilmington," continues Willis. "How will that impact growth? Property values? Cultural history? How does it impact minorities in our communities? Our schools? These are all issues we carefully consider when we meet."
Controlled growth means managing the development and expansion of key pieces of infrastructure. Utilities must be in place that will accommodate the desired growth. Public safety elements like fire, police and other emergency services must be expanded and upgraded to serve both new developments and an aging population. Roads and bridges need to be planned, installed and widened to accept higher traffic loads that come with commercial and residential development.
The transportation issue is one the mayors give extra attention. From the proposed Skyway bridge project spanning the Cape Fear River from Wilmington to Brunswick County to the possible Highway 17 bypass that would cut through Navassa to the twice-daily snarl at the causeway and Cape Fear Memorial Bridge interchange, traffic needs are on the minds of all of these men. Without viable solutions to current traffic problems, future projects, if poorly planned, could further traffic problems and frustration rather than alleviate it.
"In all of our communities we have land available, even the beginnings of new developments," says Knox, mayor of Northwest. "We are waiting for the arrival of new residents who will buy land, build houses and businesses and live in our towns. But if that happens before the transportation issues are solved, we'll only add to the problem."
The mayors of Navassa, Leland, Belville, Sandy Creek and Northwest have a lot to consider in their bi-monthly meetings. Balancing the needs of their current communities with their future needs is no easy job, but they have one another to call on, and that is the most important thing Batson was looking for when he got them all together.
"We have to be good neighbors and hold to the small-town atmosphere that sets us apart from other areas," Batson says. "This is just the first step in that. This is the first step toward the future of Brunswick County."
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Jason Frye travels the world looking for the best things he can find to eat and drink. Along the way he finds interesting people around every corner. When he's not traipsing around the globe, he's here at home working on a travel guide to North Carolina, a road trip guide to the Blue Ridge Parkway, or writing stories for VisitNC.com, North Brunswick Magazine, Walter, and CruiseCritic.com. Follow his adventures on Instagram where he's known as @BeardedWriter.
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[Fri Oct 19 18:55:17 2012] [debug] proxy_util.c(1818): proxy: grabbed scoreboard slot 0 in child 21528 for worker http://localhost:6667/
[Fri Oct 19 18:55:17 2012] [debug] proxy_util.c(1934): proxy: initialized single connection worker 0 in child 21528 for (localhost)
[Fri Oct 19 18:55:17 2012] [debug] proxy_util.c(1818): proxy: grabbed scoreboard slot 1 in child 21528 for worker proxy:reverse
[Fri Oct 19 18:55:17 2012] [debug] proxy_util.c(1934): proxy: initialized single connection worker 1 in child 21528 for (*)
[Fri Oct 19 18:55:17 2012] [notice] Apache/2.2.17 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.3.8 configured -- resuming normal operations
[Fri Oct 19 18:55:17 2012] [info] Server built: Feb 14 2012 17:59:20
[Fri Oct 19 18:55:17 2012] [debug] prefork.c(1018): AcceptMutex: sysvsem (default: sysvsem)
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[Fri Oct 19 18:55:22 2012] [debug] proxy_util.c(1934): proxy: initialized single connection worker 0 in child 21532 for (localhost)
[Fri Oct 19 18:55:22 2012] [debug] proxy_util.c(1818): proxy: grabbed scoreboard slot 1 in child 21532 for worker proxy:reverse
[Fri Oct 19 18:55:22 2012] [debug] proxy_util.c(1837): proxy: worker proxy:reverse already initialized
[Fri Oct 19 18:55:22 2012] [debug] proxy_util.c(1934): proxy: initialized single connection worker 1 in child 21532 for (*)

So I'm stumped at this point. What to do?
I'm running Ubuntu Server 11.10. ZNC responds with a correct 200 OK and HTML when queried directly both from the local machine and the Internet.

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