Bar do Peixe feels like it is a million miles away and as a result the bar has become a zen-like escape for those looking to leave the city.
On a pristine stretch of Portuguese coastline – only a short trip from Lisbon – you'll find the village of Aldeia do Meco, which has become legendary for its especially smooth sweep of golden sand, rocky cliffs, and bohemian vibes. Set directly on the beach among this fantastic natural scenery is Bar do Peixe, home to a dedicated crowd of locals and visitors alike who appreciate great drinks, good music, tantalizing fresh seafood, and sweet sunset views. While only around forty kilometers from the capital Lisbon, Bar do Peixe feels like it is a million miles away and as a result the bar has become a zen-like escape for those looking to leave the city. This doesn't mean that it isn't a lively place though, as sunset parties here are often talked about all the next day. Especially in the summer, elite DJs spin, whipping a beautiful crowd sipping sundowners of white sangria and port & tonic into a frenzy. The festivities don't end in autumn, though, as this stretch of coast is sunny and bright year-round and Bar do Peixe has been known to make a fantastic mulled wine in winter. Even though the bar has become famous all over Europe for its cocktails and nightlife, the grilled seafood here is hands down some of the best on the coast, confirming Bar do Peixe status as a true triple threat.


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Meghan Markle's Wimbledon Outfit Was a Special Nod to Her First Date With Prince Harry
By	Melanie Aman	 July 16, 2018
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The headlines at Wimbledon this year were all about Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle's first ever public friends date, so we don't blame you for missing the tribute Meghan wore to her husband, Prince Harry. What was so special about her Ralph Lauren striped button-up and flared white pants? It was actually a subtle nod to how she and her husband first met.
Meghan Markle attended Wimbledon back in 2016 as a guest of the fashion designer Ralph Lauren. At some point, she became friends with Violet von Westenholz, who works for the brand's PR department. It just so happens that von Westenholz is a childhood friend of Prince Harry — and she reportedly set up her two friends on a blind date.
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"Harry was having a really hard time finding anyone," a source told E! at the time. "It was something he had confided in his closest friends about; he was ready to meet someone but it was so hard to actually find the right person."
Neither Meghan nor Harry have named the identity of their matchmaker, but one thing's for sure: Whoever set them up obviously got it right. Meghan did confirm that before the date she had no idea she was meeting Prince Harry. "It was definitely a set-up. It was a blind date," she said in the couple's first interview after announcing their engagement. "I didn't know much about him and so the only thing I had asked her when she said she wanted to set us up was, I had one question, I said 'Was he nice?'" Of course, Prince Harry proved himself to be more than just nice and roughly two years later he and his beloved tied the knot.
Though Prince Harry wasn't on hand to watch the big tennis event with his wife, the Duchess of Cambridge kept her sister-in-law company. The two were spotted laughing and whispering to each other, proving there is no bad blood between these royal relatives.
The Duchess of Sussex is known for making hidden statements with her outfits, so we're sure to see more of them honoring her husband. Judging by their royal-protocol-breaking PDA, these lovebirds will continue to show their love for each other to the world — even with their clothes.
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BGFN MAGAZINE >> Dress Code >> Celebrity fashion >> Daniel Radcliffe - the stylish wizard
Daniel Radcliffe - the stylish wizard
by Veselka Petrova, 14 May, 2016
Daniel Jacob Radcliffe is an English actor, born in London, UK, in 1989. He is best know for portraying the young magician Harry Potter. Daniel was cast for the role at age 11 and starred in the series for 10 years until the release of the final movie in 2011.
Radcliffe poses at a photocall for 'Kill Your Darlings' during the 70th annual Venice International Film Festival,
Venice, Italy, September 2013
Daniel is the only child of a literary agent and a casting agent, who had both acted as children. He first expressed a desire to act at the age of five and at the age of 10, he made his acting debut in an adaptation of the Charles Dickens novel David Copperfield, portraying the title character as a young boy.
The huge success of Harry Potter series brought him so much fame and so busy schedule at such a delicate age, that it wasn't easy for him to keep going to school, so he continued his education through on-set tutors.
Daniel Radcliffe for Sharp Magazine November 2013 issue
Daniel Radcliffe covers Sharp Magazine November 2013 issue
In November 2007 Radcliffe published several poems under the pen name Jacob Gershon in underground fashion magazine Rubbish.
Daniel Radcliffe covers Flaunt Magazine, 2013
Radcliffe was involved with many charities, including Demelza Hospice Care for Children in Sittingbourne, Kent, Candle for Care program, and The Trevor Project for suicide prevention among LGBTQ youth, which gave him its Hero Award in 2011.
Daniel Radcliffe and US actress Zoe Kazan arrive for the screening of 'The F Word' during
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We are glad to notice that Daniel is not a fan of the Black tie dress code. For his Red carpet appearances, he is always stylish and different - he experiments with colors, patterns and cuts.
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Baltimore Police Department in 'Chaos' over Old, Unsupported Technology
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The Baltimore Police Department's technology is currently in "chaos," with police officers using technology that's over twenty-years-old, with no plans to replace aging equipment, according to a report.
"Core technologies used by the department are no longer supported by software vendors, with some over 20 years old," reported Ars Technica, who described the department's technology situation as "chaos."
"And the Motorola radio system used for mobile communications by the force, including 911 dispatch, will no longer be supported after this year — and there are no plans in place to replace it," they continued.
In an investigation into the police department, a survey noted that, "BPD lacks IT policies and procedures."
"Where they do exist, policies and procedures are often not followed [or] enforced. This includes a lack of database standards and database documentation that has contributed to grossly unreliable databases of questionable utility," the survey claimed. "Many units within the department have similarly become silos in which individuals have developed business processes that may or may not use certain information systems as intended or have created workarounds to complete analysis that the existing systems cannot do. Alternatively, some units have purchased new systems in an effort to meet their needs."
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Post-World War I Navigation of Imperialism, Identity, and Nationalism in the 1919-1920 Memoir Entries of Ottoman Army Officer Taha Al-Hāshimī
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Taha al-Hāshimī's memoirs, more akin to a diary or journal, written at the time of observation, contain fascinating entries from the dynamic years 1919-20, including observations of his present and imaginings of the future, during his travels through occupied Ottoman lands in the aftermath of World War I. As a Baghdad-born, Istanbul-educated, Ottoman army officer who remained in Ottoman service through the war, al-Hāshimī offers unique perspectives which bridge many traditionally-understood divisions in historical scholarship. This work consists of a discourse and historical analysis of many of al-Hāshimī's entries during this consequential time and place, focused on three general arguments. First, these entries reveal much about the historical trauma of the foreign conquest of Ottoman lands, as understood and experienced by a committed defender of the Empire. This sentiment is evident in al-Hāshimī's pervasive fears of European colonial policies and in his comparisons of Syria to Algeria and Tunisia, and Iraq to unnamed British colonies in Africa. Second, these entries illustrate seemingly-conflicting and coinciding expressions of both Ottoman and Arab identification. Through both his actions and his entries, al-Hāshimī demonstrates continuity of his Ottoman identity as well as expressions of Arab identity, without predicating it on erasure or de-legitimization of his Ottoman identity. Third, al-Hāshimī's observations of the political environment in Damascus demonstrates a multitude of nationalist activist organizations, both elite and popular, undermining Faysal's government's universalizing claims and dominant position in scholarship. This work supports many recent works arguing for a re-examination of this traditionally marginalized, liminal time. Rather than only a period of disruption, transition, and change, this work argues there are strong episodes of continuity amid uncertain imagined futures.


Google Flights may already be your go-to travel planning app for finding flights. Now there are two new Google search features that make it easier to predict your travel costs before you book. These tools can be useful whether or not you know where you are going.
If you use the "Explore" tool on Google Flights, you already know you can see destinations by price after entering your starting airport. Now, you can enter a price ceiling to keep your flight costs below a certain dollar amount. For example, you can enable the filter to only show roundtrip flights under $250.
As usual, you can browse destinations looking at the map or the scroll-down menu. You can continue filtering the options by the airline, flight times and the number of stops.
It's been possible to compare flight prices by looking at the price graph. Some of the newest flight insights can show you how current prices compare to average prices for the last twelve months. This tool helps you determine if the flight is a good value, average value or is overpriced.
You can also have Google Flights track prices for a specific route. When prices drop, you can receive an alert to buy tickets.
Don't forget to calculate checked baggage fees into the price. That cheap seat might be a basic economy seat that has baggage and other restrictions. To help prevent you from overlooking this expense, Google Flights has a filter that asks how many carry-ons and checked bags.
Google's other travel planning ambitions focus on finding hotels. New filters include finding hotel deals instead of only searching by the nightly rate. You can also search by amenity types, star ratings and a maximum or minimum price window.
When you find a hotel you like, click on the property name. You will then see the price from the various travel websites to help you pick the best price or scoop up some loyalty points like with the Capital One Venture and Hotels.com partnership.
These new Google features make finding flights and hotels easier as you can see the best prices all in one place. The next time you are planning a trip, don't forget to try these new filters.


New York City is the place to be for creative, contemporary loft interiors, and lucky for NYC this beautiful apartment by happens to be on Manhattan's Bond Street. This eclectic living space features an intriguing mix of modernism and luxury. Earthy textured wall tiles and contemporary art are seen between the classical Romanesque columns, summing up this interior's assorted style. Window walls invite light and the lively city skyline inside, by day and night.
Contemporary style furnishings are lovely to look at, yet livable – the perfect combination to achieve fashion and function.
A quiet den at the rear features a wrap-around couch which follows the wall of windows, blurring the boundary between indoors and out. Kick back and let time slip away from you, as you watch the world rush by outside. Plush pillows cushion every curve, and a thick, luxurious carpet pampers your toes. The windows feature pull-up charcoal shades, offering views or privacy on demand.
We love the combination of warm wood floors and these concrete block walls, and their organic appeal offset by ultra-modern, flamboyant furnishings and art.
The variety of materials within this open concept living space make for interesting interiors. From the aforementioned glass, wood and concrete, to the stainless steel kitchen, and the open yet strangely defined dining area, it's certainly an eyeful.
We love the dining area set up – a long wood table design, featuring a rich, deep hue and smooth finish, accompanied by pairs of benches on either side and a leather-upholstered dining chair at each far end. The space is topped by a delicious grouping of glass globes, providing decadent dropped display of illumination. Vibrant artwork adorns the crisp, white walls. Bon appetit!
Overlooking the dining area, the kitchen dishes up a clean, contemporary aesthetic. The stainless steel backsplash, appliances and lower cabinets anchor the space, while two-toned uppers bring added drama overhead.
Behind the kitchen's concrete wall, a recess is occupied by open coat storage – out of the way yet easily at hand.
And at last, in the private depths of this dwelling – the bathroom… The designers upped the dose of drama here, with a gently rounded, freestanding bathtub set against a backdrop of cocoa-colored tiled wrapping the space.
The second of four bathrooms features a frameless glass shower which offers some separation, but maintains a sense of openness and space.
Mirror, mirror on the wall… Elegant integrated lighting beside the vanity is a modern, yet functional feature.


Antonio Brown plays a big role in the Steelers offense, but that won't be his only role in the coming season.
Coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday that the team will use Brown as a punt returner this season as well. There was some thought that the addition of the speedy Dri Archer in the draft would lead to a change in roles for Brown, but Tomlin said that Archer will only be an option for the team alongside Brown.
That announcement naturally leads to thoughts about the injury risk that Brown will take on by expanding his portfolio, but Tomlin said that the team won't live in fear of injury when it comes to deploying a player they believe can help them.
"He is a Pro Bowl caliber return man, so that's how you play him," Tomlin said of Brown, via the team.
There's no question that Brown has skills with two career punt return touchdowns and a 12.8-yard average on returns last season. He's also a Pro Bowl caliber receiver, though, and losing that would likely hurt the Steelers much more than going with Archer or others as the full-time punt return options.
Hey Coach Tomlin – He's also a Pro Bowl caliber WR, so be careful with that.
Gotta admit him returning kicks is what first stood out to me early on in his career. He runs with such conviction and even when he does get tackled it almost always looks more like a blown block assignment then a bad run. With that being said the writer has a point about the risk/reward side of it and with the combination of having Archer combined with the lack of receiver depth after Brown it might just not be worth it.
Best returner in the world. Not even close.
Enough already! These guys are football players. Have them play football. He is a very good return man. Returning footballs is a very important part of the game and establishing field position. It's also an area where the inexperienced can turn the ball over. Of course he could get hurt. It's football! Armchair coach's are not very hard to find these days….. sheeze!
With all the stupid rule changes including moving the kickoff forward a punt man is much more valuable than a kickoff return man these days. Punt return duties also require quick thinking and decision making — something that can only come with experience.
I would guess that Archer will eventually take over but AB is just too good not to put back there at least in important situations.
How often are these guys really injured during punt returns anyways? I can't remember the last great offensive player who was injured returning a punt.
AB is a great punt return man, right decision. Cant wait to see this guy and the steelers offense have a great year. Get ready to hear TD AB, TD Steelers.
Last year Jacoby Jones was out for weeks after he was back waiting to catch a punt because of his own team mate. Stuff happens, it is a risk. I wouldn't want my teams #1 WR taking undue risks.
On a related note "Tomlin said he will be on special teams when someone is returning a punt or kickoff for a TD. Also it should be noted since being Tebowed out of the playoffs years ago the steelers have o winning seasons and o playoff appearances since.
He could get hurt playing WR too. Maybe they should just put him a glass case with the Lombardi's to make sure he doesn't get hurt?
I think this is partially why the Steelers kept 6 wrs on their 53, with two more on the practice squad. This and that almost all of them also play special teams, the exception being Lance Moore. I know the Steelers depth at wr has been questioned by those who don't follow the team closely, but Heyward-Bey has not only found his hands, he has been excellent as a gunner. As has Marcus Wheaton, and solid 6-3 Justin Brown plays on the coverage teams and is also an excellent blocker. Plus Dri Archer gets snaps here too.
The team has more depth on it at wr than given credit for, and as usual I don't care what anyone else thinks. So yeah, give the man chance to make big plays. Are we all aware he's in the Hall of Fame as the only player in NFL history to ring up 1000 yards both receiving and in kick returns – in the same year? Well, we are now.
The roster is full of HOF'ers and is unparalleled in the NFL.
I love reading idiots who suggest giving playmakers less touches unless it is their traditional position. Do you want your playmakers making plays? How do you do that? Give them the ball. Who cares how they get yards, score or make defenses soften to play them honest. Every play has injury potential.
Correction to previous post. Stillers actually 3rd best team in their division. The humidity was getting to me.
I cant remember the last time I saw a punt returner get hurt. Many more get hurt playing WR.
The more important question is whether that makes him more valuable in FF (add return yards) or less valuable (injury risk) ?
Wannabe Jacoby Jones, who has destroyed the Steelers the last two years, while Brown has done nothing against the Ravens.
Steelers run all y'all. Deal.
On a related note trolls are more interested in thumbs down than a free meal at a four star restaurant….. Where is the phoney god bless today?
Brown needs to be replaced by Archer to safe guard Ben's best weapon.
Tomlin is a blithering idiot & I anxiously await the day when our team is no longer poisoned by his stupidity.
Tomlin showing his high I.Q. again lol.


Specialist RF & Microwave distributor, Aspen/Admiral, are now the sole representation for Farran Technology in the UK. Farran are well respected for their wide range of millimetre-wave components and Subsystems and extend the offering from Aspen in this area.
Design engineers and researchers working with millimetre-wave imaging and millimetre-wave testing will find initial interest in these Farran products.
Farran's 77GHz FMCW Radar front end is based on a GaAs MMIC chipset offering wide bandwidth in a small outline package. The transmit signal is derived from an input VCO signal, which also acts as the LO for the receive mixer. The resulting IF is conditioned for gain and filtering as required. This compact, lightweight design has low power consumption and is ideal for applications such as aircraft & vehicular collision avoidance radar, critical area surveillance and incursion detection systems and traffic management systems.
The PMMW range of modules are designed for passive millimetre-wave imaging (PMMW) applications and provides the unique capability to create high resolution images in low visibility conditions, like through clothing, clouds and fog. Current applications include concealed weapon detection and airplane landing systems. Whilst PMMW modules are available up to 345GHz, a low attenuation atmospheric window from 80-110GHz exists making "W-Band" an ideal candidate for PMMW systems.
Farran also offer modules designed for millimetre-wave test systems. One such is the FPA series driver and power amplifiers - designed using discrete and MMIC pHEMT devices, they operate over the frequency range 18-98GHz for high output power applications. For convenient system integration, custom built amplifiers are offered in various RF interfaces, including standard waveguide or coaxial connectors. Another is the WHMB series of high performance harmonic mixers offer low conversion loss with no bias required and are available across the frequency range 40-500GHz. Suitable for extending the range of microwave Spectrum Analysers into the millimetre-wave range.
For over 30 years, Farran have been on the leading-edge of millimetre-wave development. Serving emerging and mature markets, covering Test & Measurement, Radar & Imaging, Communications, Research and Aerospace. Farran offers a wide range of Test & Measurement systems such as VNA Extenders, Noise Figure Analyser and Frequency Extension Sources from 40GHz-500GHz. Farran also offers Waveguide based components, which include Amplifiers, Detectors, Frequency Converters, Mixers, Multipliers and Gunn Oscillator Sources.


Thanks for sharing some of the firsts for your mom. Yes, it would have been quite the experience to leave Germany for a new and different life in the United States, not knowing anyone but her husband and you. I wonder what she was thinking as you sailed from Bremerhaven.
Thank you Janet and you are welcome, I wonder that too, I am going to give my Mom a call this evening and pick her brain and post it! It had to have been very emotional.
Thank you for sharing this inspiring story of your mother. I look forward to the next blogs about her.
Gini, once again your post has held me in rapt attention to the very end! I love the way you wrote of all the firsts in your Mom's life and I love the way your love and devotion showed through.
She sounds like quite the lady. Very gutsy. Thanks for sharing her with us. I look forward to reading more about her experiences as a young wife and mother.
Ah, Judith, you always make my posts worth while, I love to hear from you and thank you for your wonderful words! It did take a lot of guts and strength, that is my mom. She is a pretty special lady. Thank you my friend for being there for me.


Orange launched on April 28th 1994, with an ambitious aim - to change the way we communicate with each other. As the fourth company to enter a crowded marketplace, it needed to do things radically differently. By talking in a language people could understand and offering innovative products and services, such as per second billing, Orange put its customers first and left the competition playing catch up. Orange Group serves more than 130 million customers in five continents In June 1996 Orange plc became the youngest company to enter the FTSE-100, valued at 2.4 billion. And by July 1997 Orange had gained one million customers. Since then they have gone from strength to strength, becoming the UK's fastest growing mobile communications company and expanding internationally in countries as diverse as Hong Kong and Israel. Today, the Orange brand is one of the most powerful in the world, and the Orange Group serves more than 175 million customers in five continents. It is the number three mobile operator in Europe and number one provider of broadband Internet services. It's come a long way since launching from its Bristol HQ in 1994.


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Ralph White Presents "The Jeweled Highway: The Quest for a Life of Meaning"
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New York Open Center co-founder, Ralph White, is a pioneer of the consciousness movement. Tonight he discusses his new memoir, The Jeweled Highway, and speaks about how he embarked on a spiritual quest into a new worldview, the experience of opening to the mystical, and the contours of a life dedicated to the creation of a more sacred and ecological culture. This is an adventurous story at the forefront of a deep cultural shift as we glimpse Ralph's early years in the Celtic world and gritty Northern England, travel down Route 66, hitchhike to Machu Picchu, and hike across the Eastern Himalayas into Tibet. Join us to glimpse an insider's knowledge of the origins of major centers of holistic learning and why they serve as focal points for the emergence of a saner and wiser world.


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Sydney Shoulder Research Institute - Past Fellows
2015 Fellow
Lisa Kruse
Lisa received much of her training at Washington University in St. Louis, USA. She first became involved in orthopaedic research when she was awarded a Doris Duke Clinical Research Fellowship during medical school. In addition to her medical and orthopaedic qualifications, she has degrees in biomedical engineering, psychology, and a master's degree in biological sciences.
Lisa has been involved in orthopaedic research since the beginning of her medical career and has numerous publications and presentation in prestigious journals and conferences. She has been involved with research ranging for the genetics of clubfoot deformity and scoliosis to rehabilitation and outcomes following ACL reconstruction and meniscal repair. Most recently her research has focused on her chosen sub-specialty of shoulder and elbow surgery including outcomes following the decompression of the nerve to the teres minor, and diagnosis of scapular dyskinesia.
Lisa is half way through completing a 12-month fellowship with Sydney Shoulder Research Institute working alongside Professor Sonnabend, Dr Jeffery Hughes, Dr Ben Cass and Dr Allan Young.
Fellowship Story
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Catholics at the Capitol event to focus on prayer, education, advocacy
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Groups ask Congress to pass conscience protection for health care workers
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WASHINGTON (CNS) — For decades, Congress and U.S. presidents — both Republican and Democrat — have approved federal laws "protecting conscientious objection to abortion," but it is increasingly clear current laws "offer far less protection in practice than in theory," said a group of faith-based, health care and pro-life organizations.
A group of 26 organizations made the comments in a joint April 19 letter to members of the House of Representatives urging them to pass the Conscience Protection Act of 2016, or H.R. 4828.
"Even many 'pro-choice' Americans realize that the logic of their position requires them to respect a choice not to be involved in abortion," the group said.
"We represent millions of Americans and tens of thousands of health care professionals with a profound concern about abortion, and particularly about the conscience rights of health care professionals and facilities," it added.
U.S. President Barack Obama in front of the U.S. Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington. (CNS photo/Kevin Lamarque, Reuters) (Jan. 29, 2014)
The letter pointed to several loopholes in current law that it said would be addressed by the Conscience Protection Act, introduced March 22 by Reps. John Fleming, R-Louisiana, and Vicky Hartzler, R-Missouri. Fleming is a medical doctor.
One example of such a loophole is taking place in California, it said. In 2014, the state began demanding that all health plans under the jurisdiction of the state's Department of Managed Health Care — "even those purchased by churches and other religious organizations" — cover elective abortions for any reason, "including late-term abortions and those performed for reasons of 'sex selection.'"
The state allows no exemption of any kind, the letter said, noting that such a policy "flagrantly violates" the Weldon Amendment, a federal law enacted in 2005 to protect the conscience rights of institutions and individuals.
The California Catholic Conference filed a complaint about the policy in September 2014 with the Office of Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. To date, that office has not acted on the complaint, the letter said.
H.R. 4828 "is very similar to the abortion nondiscrimination provision that for the last three years has been part of the House's Labor/HHS appropriations bills," the letter said. "It takes the core policy of Weldon — protecting those who decline to perform, pay for, refer for, or provide coverage for abortion — and writes it into permanent law. It clarifies the protections of Weldon, and adds a private right of action to enforce this law and other long-standing conscience laws on abortion."
Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan of New York. (CNS photo/Ed Pfueller, Catholic University of America)
Among the signers of the letter are the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops; the Christian Medical Association and Catholic Medical Association; the National Council of Catholic Women; the March for Life Education and Defense Fund; the National Association of Evangelicals; the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission; the Knights of Columbus; National Right to Life; and several associations of physicians and nurses.
The group's letter follows a March 31 letter to House members from the chairmen of two U.S. bishops' committees urging support for H.R. 4828 and noting its "modest scope."
"While existing federal laws already protect conscientious objection to abortion in theory, this protection has not proved effective in practice," wrote New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan and Baltimore Archbishop William E. Lori, who chair, respectively, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on Pro-Life Activities and Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Liberty.
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package com.gentics.mesh.core.jobs;

import io.reactivex.Completable;

/**
 * A class responsible for processing all jobs
 */
public interface JobProcessor {

	/**
	 * process all jobs
	 * @return completable
	 */
	Completable process();
}


I was interested to read in our local paper this morning that the town council has issued a request to motorists to take more care in parking in the older parts of the town with very narrow streets. The available road is then often less than 3.20m wide. Emergency vehicles and the like it would appear, are having problems getting past vehicles parked opposite each other.
In addition because of this problem of narrow streets, parking with two wheels on pavements (sidewalks) is tolerated, but motorists are supposed to leave a 1m gap between the car and the wall to allow pensioners with wheeled Zimmer frames, wheelchairs, pram pushing mums and children under eight on bicycles to pass without hindrance. Children under eight must use the pavement by law. This gap of 1m is often ignored. At the moment these children are forced out into the road. The town council requests parents, teachers etc. make the law clear to any motorist they find parking so that the pavement is blocked. This might however lead to unpleasant scenes. German motorists are not amused when one points out that they are wrongly parked.
In addition cycleways are often regarded as a parking place.
I suspect a campaign by the town's parking wardens issuing tickets would be more effective. Even though it might well be political suicide for any council taking this course of action.


Dorian's unbanned once every decade, while Cliff and Sledg are never banned. I can say Rescue has a Marco Cr, but he's banned oh well.
Interesting deck. Congrats on the 1300.
Ya apparently this deck is still good this week. lost my 1st match in elo(used eddy and futoshi ld) and went back to it and havent lost its 18 wins 0 losses and 2 draws now.
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Interesting deck. i would personally change Dalhia Cr to Selma (extra damage and I prefer + pillz to - pillz).
Not only that, they don't have decent 7-8 power cards. Most of them rely on their bonus to reach the 8 power mark.
Freaks, like what the oracle said, relies too much on their first round.
I'm pretty sure the dev's plan was create a clan with high power and low damage but most damage comes from the bonus, but sometimes you won't always get a free pass in the first round. IMO : Freaks lack manipulation and damage. Mostly damage.
Like pussycats whose main role is supposed to soak damage, they have some great cards with high damage too.
Indeed Ulrich does DR La Junta and FPC for 6 but then the Piranas as a whole is pretty weak against them.
I don't think La Junta should worry about Ulrich anyway.
You didn't help! That's the joke!
Well, I only like to use 1 2* in Pussycats, and that is Lucy.


The new Lexington senior center will open this Thursday, September 15th. Located at 212 St. Ann Drive, the new center, measuring at 33,000 square feet, is nearly double the size of the former location at the corner of Nicholasville and Alumni. The new building includes a lot of updates that make it more accommodating to seniors.


The Geography of Food looks at the global pattern of food production and consumption. It reveals a complex pattern of global connections. The map of the Geography of food shows a pattern that reflects the dominance of developed countries over developing countries. The map reveals the deeply layered connection between food innovation, its production, transportation, retail and consumption but hides the many environmental and human costs. It shows how agribusiness and supermarkets produce and import food for year-round consumption but indirectly export drought, soil degradation, groundwater exploitation and human dislocation. It shows how developing countries can be both exporters of food yet importers of food aid. The map of the Geography of food reveals a modern day land grab by agribusiness, it shows how the control of food supply is being gently ripped from the hands of local indigeneous people and placed in the control of the corporation. The map shows a rapid increase in food production alongside a growth in food scarcity. The geopoitics of food is complex. Food security for the rich improves alongside its protection and subsidy. At the same time, food security for the poor declines, perhaps as a result of their governments being advised to reduce their own agricultural support. The Geography of food reveals a paradox and hypocrisy and a power relation that profits the corporations to produce vast amounts of food that the poor and vulnerable will never see.


[2:02] <ChuangTzu> do any of you guys use the adafruit webide?
[4:40] <CarlFK> duh. what is the default user/pw ?
[4:40] <pksato> pi raspberry ?
[4:48] <CarlFK> next newb q: what command line player will play an mp3 stream?
[5:01] <shiftplusone> Not that it matters now, but if you see such problems again, just use alsa.
[5:02] <CarlFK> mplaeyr -ao alsa ... ?
[5:11] <stevarino> hey all, can anyone provide an example on how to wire a 5V dc signmal as input to a GPIO? obviously "connect the two with a wire" is bad.
[5:12] <shiftplusone> got any transistors handy?
[5:13] <pksato> for low speed, use a voltage divider.
[5:13] <shiftplusone> and is this bidirectional or unidirectional?
[5:13] <shiftplusone> ah, sorry "as input", so uni.
[5:14] <shiftplusone> Or do what pksato says and use a voltage divider. I feel it's a little dodgy though.
[5:14] <stevarino> shiftplusone: that looks good, replace 12V with 3.3 I'm guessing?
[5:15] <pksato> for most application, voltage divider is ok.
[5:16] <stevarino> pksato: cool, just do math and throw some resisters together?
[5:18] <pksato> Its a common nomenclature on eletronics.
[5:19] <pksato> 2k3 is a typo erro, correct is 2k2.
[5:20] <pksato> 2k2 or 2,2k or 2200Ohms.
[5:22] <pksato> and, refers to eletrical resistance of resistor.
[5:26] <pksato> and, it work to bidirectional comunication.
[6:43] <CarlFK> Ben64: voice commands!
[6:44] <x29a> Ben64: maybe DLNA?
[6:44] <x29a> "siri, play next song"
[6:45] <Ben64> "bohemian rhapsody, engage"
[6:50] <CarlFK> Ben64: how much control do you want anyway?
[6:50] <CarlFK> personally I would be fine with "plug in usb stick, everything on it gets played randomly"
[9:10] <Kumiorava> hi, is it possible to pxe-boot raspi?
[9:13] <shiftplusone> Jusii, does that work on the pi?
[9:13] <shiftplusone> I know an NFS root works fine.... don't know which uboot features are supported though.
[9:17] <voxadam> I was currious about something but don't have a Pi that's not in use that I could play with. Can anyone give me some idea of how much extra CPU time and memory is required for a Pi to connect to a network via USB wireless vs. the on-board USB ethernet NIC?
[9:19] <shiftplusone> I haven't noticed any.
[9:20] <voxadam> Thanks. That's kind of what I figured but I wanted to ask.
[9:21] <MordFustang> hello can anyone tell me how to make small backup image of raspbian not the whole 8gb image ?
[9:21] <shiftplusone> Tar up the files.
[9:22] <MordFustang> is there any tutorial?
[9:23] <MordFustang> dd is not for backup?
[9:23] <shiftplusone> dd is for reading and witting disks and disk images.
[9:24] <shiftplusone> You COULD shrunk the partition, take a backup of it and then resize back, but that's not very elegant.
[9:29] <shiftplusone> keep in mind that this method won't back up the first partition or the partition table, so you'll have to do that as well.
[11:02] <bitnumus> hey, can anyone recommend a LCD screen for the rpi and what type of connection it would be? i'm looking at this Nokia N8 screen, i think its a DSI interface, howe easy would this be to get running ?
[11:19] <bitnumus> i am using all GPIOs for a keypad, what options are there to work around this ?
[11:29] <shiftplusone> bitnumus, all? you have a 64 key keypad?
[11:30] <bitnumus> is it easy to reconfigure the others then ?
[11:31] <shiftplusone> iirc you have 17 pins all up.
[12:00] <shiftplusone> Are you using some python library where everything is hidden so you have no idea how to do these things?
[12:02] <bitnumus> easier to just buy another module.
[12:05] <Vostok> usb serial adapter?
[12:06] <shiftplusone> a little silly, given that there is uart on the pi already.
[12:12] <bitnumus> so you are talking to me?
[12:13] <shiftplusone> I think everyone needs to relax and hug it out.
[12:13] <bitnumus> weird as hell!
[12:14] <Jck_True> Every 5 seconds it downloads "clientdataraw.txt"
[12:15] <shiftplusone> Jck_True, hey, it works. Don't touch it.
[12:16] <shiftplusone> python programmers, I am guessing.
[12:17] <Peetz0r> Jck_True: in the back. twice.
[12:56] <gordonDrogon> I think you can use a -- to tell grep (and some others) to stop parsing arguments at that point..
[13:18] <bosnjak> I am having an issue with booting arch, the following errors are present: http://pastebin.com/UsuPTZWP - I have found on google a possible explanation, but I don't seem to understand it, here: http://goo.gl/MB70lG - if someone would be so kind as to help me understand why this happened? I understand the filesystem is somehow faulty? And this has something to do with kernel upgrade?
[13:20] <shiftplusone> bosnjak, try #archlinux-arm. Smells like sd card corruption to me.
[13:51] <dheeraj_> I am new to it.. I hav some confusion..
[13:52] <dheeraj_> I hav my laptop with me.. and i want to interface rPi via my laptop's screen and keyboard..??
[13:58] <gordonDrogon> use ssh to login to the Pi, then run tighvncserver on the Pi and a vncviewer on the laptop.
[14:51] <Mjolinor> can anyone tell me how to turn on composite video when HDMI is also connected?
[14:59] <J_Rey> Mjolinor: what bootloader & O/S? e.g. NOOBS + Raspbian is it?
[15:03] <Ben64> "it is hte only signal that disappears when the Pi completes shutdown"
[15:05] <Sonny_Jim> You want to know when the Pi has shutdown?
[15:12] <chris_99> might be better to do it that way?
[15:13] <pksato> PIC have ADC? monitor voltage on TP1-TP2. have a small increase on voltage if is shutdown.
[15:13] <chris_99> what are you trying to do Mjolinor ?
[15:13] <Mjolinor> you got a link fo rhte TP1 TP2 thing?
[15:14] <pksato> or, 5V line on GPIO header.
[15:14] <pksato> test it with a voltameter.
[15:15] <pksato> on other words, monitor the current flow to RPI.
[15:19] <chris_99> not sure whether that matters though?
[15:22] <Sonny_Jim> You know that the GPIO pins don't like 5V right?
[15:25] <Sonny_Jim> Well, can't you tell by the power LED?
[15:26] <Sonny_Jim> Is the Pi networked?
[15:26] <pksato> Mjolinor: pic circuit control power of RPi?
[15:27] <Sonny_Jim> You want to know what the Pi is doing, right?
[15:28] <pksato> current sensor is a simple resistor. or use F3 polyfuse.
[15:28] <Sonny_Jim> I mean, you only want to know if the Pi is on battery power and if it's shutting down, right?
[15:38] <Sonny_Jim> Well, write a list of design requirements and get designing!
[15:43] <pksato> Mjolinor: you can use tvservice to enable/swap composite output.
[15:44] <pksato> when shutdown start, enable TV out.
[16:12] <AHammar> beaky, what do you mean by server? What do you want to use it for?
[16:16] <pksato> beaky: install some http daemon, and interpleter/cgi to you blog engine.
[17:12] <gordonDrogon> have you done any electronics interfacing?
[18:23] <gordonDrogon> gertboard has analog inputs, piface doesn't.
[18:23] <gordonDrogon> Piface is more compact though.
[18:24] <gordonDrogon> the motor PiTx board has - motor outputs and digital inputs.
[18:24] <bitnumus> this above converter would be amazing right?
[18:24] <bitnumus> HDMI > DSI, that would allow rpi to use any mobile screen with DSI connector right ?
[18:25] <gordonDrogon> I've no idea - sounds intersting though. I've used hdmi to VGA adapters in the past.
[18:25] <bitnumus> a 4" mobile display would be far nicer?
[18:26] <gordonDrogon> however, yes, they're somewhat sub-optimal.
[18:26] * IT_Sean can't be bothered to /kick you, as heh is eatng lunch, but... mind the language, aye?
[18:27] <Windy> the car backup monitor thing?
[18:27] <gordonDrogon> that's just the chip - you'll need a board to mount it on, connectors, cables, power, etc.
[18:27] <gordonDrogon> I bet you won't see change out of $35 when you put it all together.
[18:28] <gordonDrogon> Sonny_Jim, Hmm.. maybe stick an ATmega in-between... defeats the purpose though!
[18:31] <gordonDrogon> it depends on the efficiency of the compiler and the range of switch values - sometimes it can be better than a linear if/then/else type of construct.
[18:31] <gordonDrogon> but a big lookup table might be the answer - depending on the range..
[18:36] * gordonDrogon nods. tricky to track down..
[18:55] <Demon_Jester> Oh, I just didn't know if that was too high for encoding audio.
[18:56] <Lartza> Demon_Jester, What setting are you converting to?
[18:57] <Lartza> Demon_Jester, And wav or flac or what?
[18:57] <gordonDrogon> why encode them? disk space is cheap now.
[18:58] <gordonDrogon> I'm 50 - quality is lost on me now anyway, but I still don't bother compressing stuff.
[19:46] <urs> nicdev: I compiled a version yesterday and had no problems with that... what configure flags did you use?
[19:46] <urs> and: which version did you try to build?
[19:48] <J_Rey> nicdev: XBMC doesn't come by itself are you talking about RaspBMC, OpenELEC or another base O/S?
[19:50] <J_Rey> Isn't there a package for it?
[19:56] <urs> nicdev: maybe that's why it doesn't work for me.
[19:56] <urs> Will retry with that.
[20:02] <J_Rey> nicdev & urs: about how much avail storage space on SD needed?
[20:02] <urs> J_Rey: for building it? Or for running?
[20:03] <urs> my build directory is 1.1GB in size.
[20:12] <Perdouille> Is there a way to install Ndiswrapper on my raspberry ?
[20:13] <Sonny_Jim> What dongle do you have?
[20:14] <Sonny_Jim> what happens when you plug it in atm?
[20:14] <Sonny_Jim> does ifconfig -a show a wlan0?
[20:15] <Sonny_Jim> I'm guessing you don't have a powered hub?
[20:15] <Sonny_Jim> Is that a bridge?
[20:17] <gordonDrogon> ndiswrapper? On the Pi? Really?
[20:18] <gordonDrogon> I was under the impression that allows Linux to run i386 code - ie windows drivers.
[20:19] <Sonny_Jim> Which distribution is this?
[20:19] <gordonDrogon> Perdouille, I'd see if there was a native driver for it now. if not, just buy a new wifi dongle that's supported.
[20:19] <sney> and sometimes they still don't work! hooray!
[20:22] <Perdouille> So I install "b43-fwcutter" and it'll be okay ?
[20:47] <[sr]> does the device works with the RCA video for instalation is it has to be with HDMI ?
[20:53] <sney> well, don't take my word for it.
[20:53] <[sr]> even without the sd card, it's supposed to have an image, some sort of bios ?
[20:54] <sney> it has a boot splash that's just a gradient color test.
[20:54] <sney> the pi does not have a bios.
[21:01] <k1ng> sney, its dies after i see the recovery screen.
[21:04] <k1ng> sney, Raspbian wont boot after install. how do i debug or fix it?
[21:05] <sney> I haven't used the NOOBS installer. what exactly happens when you try to boot it?
[21:51] <Aquifex> Hiya, just got my raspberry pi today, tried to set it up using my old television and a composite scart lead.. didn't display. Used USB keyboard. Now the USB keyboard doesn't work in it's original computer. any ideas about the keyboard?
[21:56] <steve_rox> try keyboard on another pc?
[21:58] <[sr]> sney: i'm feeding power with my mobile phone that has only 0.15Amps, could it be that?
[21:59] <IT_Sean> yeah, and you need 750mA or better. 1A recommended.
[22:01] <IT_Sean> Try another (cheap) keyboard.
[22:01] <IT_Sean> see what happens.
[22:01] <IT_Sean> Gotta test somehow!
[22:03] <IT_Sean> "My raspi does 16 damage out it's USB port!"
[22:03] <IT_Sean> the PWR led?
[22:03] <IT_Sean> That means it's hooked up to power.
[22:04] <IT_Sean> that LED is supposta be on.
[22:05] <Aquifex> haha great. then how do you get it to boot?
[22:06] <IT_Sean> you power it on, with a sufficiently beefy supply, with a properly imaged SD card in it.
[22:08] <IT_Sean> So, your Pi is not booting?
[22:08] <IT_Sean> What's the rating on your power supply?
[22:13] <krautguy> Hello Everyone.. do you know any german RasPi-related IRC Channels?
[22:52] <gordonDrogon> is the gps a serial device?
[22:54] <gordonDrogon> if it accepts serial commands.
[22:55] <k1ng> i am there, whats now?
[22:56] <Gadget-Mac> gordonDrogon: Evening. Did you get my e-mail ?
[23:11] <k1ng> gordonDrogon, you there?
[23:12] <urs> to see if updates exist, presumably.
[23:12] <urs> Unfortunately, it fills up all memory and then gets OOM-killed.
[23:56] <[sr]> let me find a keyboard!!
[23:57] <[sr]> still use an old AT keyboard with the ps/2 adapter, i love this old keyboard !


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What Does the President's Re-election Mean for Electronic Health Records?
With President Barack Obama's re-election most of the remaining uncertainty regarding the implementation of the Affordable Care Act has been lifted and will continue to move forward. Health IT adoption, on which health reform depends was less affected by the results on November 6. The task of replacing paper with electronic health records (EHRs) will continue.
The Obama administration's agenda in regard to health information technology and electronic health record adoption has been clear from the start – the President is a supporter of EHRs advancement.
Here are some HIT predictions for Obama's second term:
Meaningful use stages will continue on course. This was a hot topic and was broadly opposed by several Republicans in the months leading up to the election. With a chance of being reduced or eliminated had Romney won, we can expect to see the Meaningful Use continue on path into stage three after Obama's election.
Meaningful Use incentives and EHRs will continue to be questioned whether they are producing results. NCG Medical stresses the fact that Meaningful Use and EHR implementation have in fact been meaningful. The incentives will continue to motivate adoption of new technology and electronic health records will continue to help the nation's health care system.
There was not an instant change with the re-election of Obama. Our nation's health care system will continue its growth and see some changes in the future. NCG Medical will continue to provide help every step of the way to make the transition as simple as possible.


When it comes to improving quality of life, almost nothing compares to getting adequate, good quality sleep.
We've written plenty of posts that discuss the causes of peripheral neuropathy, potential treatments and lifestyle modifications. As doctors who have cared for people suffering from peripheral neuropathy for many years, one of the most debilitating problems we hear from our patients is their inability to sleep well. More and more scientific evidence is being compiled studying sleep and its benefits to a host of body system functions. Studies have shown that getting good quality sleep helps with controlling blood sugar as well. So, we've pulled together some simple tips to help you get the rest you need.
5. Exercise. But do it during daytime hours. Giving our bodies enough exertion throughout the day can help us sleep better at night. But exercising also helps to release energy-boosting hormones, so stick to an exercise routine that you can accomplish during the morning/early afternoon hours.
Studies have consistently shown that adequate sleep at night is associated with reduced pain levels in people who suffer from chronic pain conditions like peripheral neuropathy. And we also know that a good night's rest gives us a much sunnier outlook on the day ahead--important for those with peripheral neuropathy. If you are dealing with peripheral neuropathy and have other healthy tips for sleeping well, please share them with our readers in the comment section on this blog, on our Facebook Page (http://www.facebook.com/NeuraVite) or on Twitter (www.twitter.com/NeuraVite.) Together, we can help each other get the sweet, reparative rest needed to win the fight against peripheral neuropathy symptoms.


The College Football Playoff will offer financial aid to families of players traveling to the national championship, the organization announced on Tuesday.
As many as two parents or legal guardians for each player can be reimbursed up to $1,250 per person for lodging, travel and meal expenses.
"We know how expensive travel can be, so we're pleased to provide assistance to parents or guardians who want to see their sons play in the first College Football Playoff National Championship," said Bill Hancock, executive director of the College Football Playoff. "It will make the game even more special for the student-athletes to know that their family members are receiving this benefit."
The NCAA will also offer financial assistance to student-athletes' families for the men's and women's basketball Final Fours, according to ESPN's Brett McMurphy.
Ohio State coach Urban Meyer praised the NCAA's decision to allow financial assistance for players' parents and guardians.
Oregon is set to meet Ohio State in the inaugural College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday. The game will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.


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Preseason top-10 Notre Dame lost to Navy and is now 3-6
Three wins and six losses.
By Richard Johnson@RJ_Writes Updated Nov 6, 2016, 9:18am EST
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Unless you've been living under a rock, devoid of internet connection to this website, or do not possess the ability to appreciate Schadenfreude, you're aware how poorly Notre Dame's season is going.
Now it's gone from bad to worse as Navy has knocked off Notre Dame, 28-27, beating the Fighting Irish for the fourth time in 52 years.
A moment to backhandedly compliment Notre Dame's defense.
A team that is insanely young on defense struggled with an option squad, but that's to be expected. Defending the option is something that takes discipline and focus. You can't be unsound with any of your defensive principles, or you'll get torched. And that goes double if you don't face the system often, which the Irish don't.
Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo has built something, and he knows it's here to stay. He told our Alex Kirshner in October:
"We're not a one-hit wonder program," Niumatalolo says. "We've been winning for a long time. We're kind of used to it. We're kind of used to, like, 'There's the nice kids that wear their uniforms.' That's fine, however people see us, but we feel like we have a really good football program."
Navy rushed for over 300 yards for the fifth time this season as the nation's No. 5 rushing attack did what it does.
Notre Dame had six total possessions against Navy. Four in the first half, two in the second half.
— Brian Fremeau (@bcfremeau) November 5, 2016
Brian Kelly showed faith in his defense by kicking a field goal with 7:28 left to make the score 28-24, but they didn't come through.
And in a moment of sweet irony, Navy iced the game with a pass, converting on fourth down with around one minute left in the game. Read carefully, please, because Navy held the ball for 7:28 to salt this game away, and it wasn't even the longest drive of the day. The Midshipmen also had a nine-minute drive bridging the third and fourth quarter, and had a total time of posession of 20:20 in the second half.
Unfortunately, Notre Dame's special teams did what it does as well.
And that's damning the Fighting Irish at the worst time. Last week against Miami, four critical blunders nearly gave away a double-digit lead.
This week, Navy went the entire game without punting. But the one time it almost did, the Irish committed a blunder.
Is there anything Notre Dame has not done on special teams this year? 12-men on the field, reviewed, now Navy gets 4th-and-1.
— Irish Illustrated (@PeteSampson_) November 5, 2016
The Midshipmen would convert the ensuing fourth-and-1, then score a touchdown to take a 28-24 lead. But not until the defense followed suit with a 12-men penalty of its own near the goal line. Stopping the option is hard, but you can't just use extra players willy nilly whenever you'd like.
So where does this leave Brian Kelly?
The seat's been hot under Mr. Kelly's posterior. This team had talent returning and was supposed to be good, if not elite. It is most certainly not either of those things. Last week, he got the dreaded vote of confidence from Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick.
#NotreDame AD Jack Swarbrick to @espn: "Brian (Kelly) will lead this team out of the tunnel opening day next year." https://t.co/NbaalLTNL5
— Matt Fortuna (@Matt_Fortuna) October 21, 2016
Cool, right? Your boss is happy with you even though you're not doing a good job! But Kelly told ESPN's Matt Fortuna this week that he actually wasn't too happy with his athletic director's vote of confidence given this week.
"Well I was disappointed actually. But anytime that your athletic director has to come out and say that, as a head coach you're disappointed that any kind of comments like that have to be made. So I didn't ask him, that was his decision, but I clearly understand what he was doing. He was probably sick and tired of being sick and tired, too. But for me it's disappointing, certainly, that you have to make those comments."
It's OK because no matter what Swarbrick says, if the Irish keep losing games, that vote of confidence will eventually be replaced by a pink slip and a boot straight out of South Bend, even if it's next year.
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I don't know about you, but every time we get anything new from Taylor Bennett I'm instantly in a better mood. Maybe that's because of the artists penchant for dropping feel good bangers or maybe it's just that I'm excited for his next project "THE AMERICAN REJECT" to drop.
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The Patriots' offense is still a chore, but Thursday finally gave us a glimmer of hope
Boston.com | November 25, 2022
Related Topics: New England Patriots, Justin Jefferson
For all the good the Patriots (finally) displayed on offense Thursday night in Minnesota, everything else fell apart.
Four days after leading New England to a last-second victory over the New York Jets, its special teams bottomed out; directly leading to 14 points for the Vikings off a kickoff return and a costly fourth-quarter penalty on rookie Pierre Strong for running into the punter. The Patriots' secondary, meanwhile, couldn't handle Justin Jefferson (who can?), who torched New England for nine catches for 139 yards and a touchdown. Indeed, "Primetime" Kirk Cousins (299 yards, three touchdowns, one interception) took Thanksgiving night off in leading his team to a 33-26 win, giving the Vikings a commanding five-game lead in the NFC North with only six left to play.
See full article at Boston.com


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Failure-to-Warn Case Results in $63 Million Verdict
A recent case illustrates that victims of adverse reactions to a drug can obtain compensation for their injuries if they are willing to travel the often long and difficult road to victory in the court room against a multi-billion dollar defendant.
In February of this year, more than six years after plaintiffs filed a lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson, a Massachusetts jury in Plymouth awarded a young girl and her parents a total of $63 million in compensatory damages (plus $46 million in interest and costs) for damages the girl suffered after taking the Children's Motrin brand of ibuprofen.
This case was just the latest in a series of cases filed against the defendant related to a rare and severe allergic reaction that plaintiffs have contended is caused by Motrin. The early cases all resulted in defeat for plaintiffs, but recently the tide has turned in the wake of growing information about children who have suffered similar injuries, with a Pennsylvania case reportedly resulting in a multi-million dollar verdict in late 2011.
In this most recent case, the plaintiff child – named Samantha Reckis – was just 7 years old when she was given Motrin for treatment of fever and what appeared to be flu-like symptoms. When her fever spiked, her parents consulted medical professionals who advised that they increase the dosage. The plaintiffs' lawyer contended that this was the worst possible course of action, and that it resulted partly or entirely because the warning label for the Motrin product was inadequate.
Brad Henry of Boston's Meehan, Boyle, Black & Bogdanow, successfully explained to a jury that the top layer of Samantha's skin first became inflamed and then began to peel away, essentially leaving her entire body "burned" and exposed to infection.
Henry set his sights on proving that the reaction, known as toxic epidermal necrolysis, was actually a rare but well-known side effect for some children who have taken Motrin, a contention that the defendant has refuted in the past.
In Samantha's case, she reportedly suffered skin burns and a severely inflamed throat, mouth, eyes, esophagus, intestinal tract, respiratory system and reproductive system, forcing her doctors to put her into a therapeutic coma.
The brave young girl also suffered temporary brain damage, permanently lost almost all of her vision, and had her lung capacity significantly and irreversibly reduced, but she battled back from the coma and over a period of years became an honors student at her school.
The defendant reportedly asserted after trial that Children's Motrin is "labeled appropriately" and is proven as a "safe and effective treatment option for minor aches, pains and fever," adding that it disagreed with the verdict and would consider remaining legal options (presumably including appeal or settlement for a lesser amount).
If you have taken a drug and suffered what you believe to be an adverse reaction, do not hesitate to contact our office at (312) 477-2500 to speak with a qualified personal injury attorney who can help you determine if and how you might have been harmed by a company's failure to warn. You can also check out our Website for more information about our law firm, Cogan & Power, P.C.
Sourcing: news reports published by CBS, WBZ Boston, and interview with the plaintiff's lawyer on WBZ's Night-side program, hosted by veteran lawyer-journalist Dan Rea.


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On sale date: October 8, 2019
This brutal, original crime thriller graphic novel, from the co-creator of Love and Rockets, tells the story of femme fatale Maria M.
Maria M.'s is a sordid tale of sex, drugs, violence, and power. When she comes to America for a better life, she marries a drug kingpin, whose son learns Maria's darkest secret, leading to the most violent gangland bloodbath in organized crime history. Maria M. collects 2013's Book One (now out of print), and the never-before-published Book Two, presenting the complete graphic novel for the first time. Longtime readers of Hernandez's books will recognize a metatwist worthy of Maria M.'s pulpy pages: Maria M. doubles as a "biopic" of the mother of Hernandez's most beloved character: Luba from Love and Rockets!
Maria M. is part of the Love and Rockets series.
"Hernandez is one of the great craftsmen of modern comics." — New York Times Book Review
"Hernandez has become the medium's David Lynch or Guy Maddin, rolling his personal obsessions and freewheeling abstractions into stories that present as pulp, then take some very weird turns." — The A.V. Club
"The combination of classic cartooning and cinematic storytelling, as well as graphic sex and violence, pushed to near surrealistic extremes, should satisfy most devotees and inspire the creation of even more." — Library Journal
"Maria M. is executed with style, strong and sensitive character development, practiced casual linework, and the kind of gonzo weirdness that defines the Hernandez ethos. This tale feels like the half-remembered dream of a midnight movie, making for a whimsy worth reading." — Publishers Weekly
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WWE Confirms Injury And Surgery For Rowan - Wrestling Inc.
WWE has confirmed that Rowan of The Bludgeon Brothers suffered an arm injury and will be undergoing surgery in Alabama this week.
As noted, word going around WWE this week was that Rowan suffered a biceps tear in the SmackDown Tag Team Title match with The New Day at SummerSlam on Sunday. Rowan and Harper then dropped the titles to The New Day on last night's SmackDown in a No DQ match.
WWE has not announced when Rowan is expected back in action but the usual recovery time for a biceps tear is 4-6 months. Stay tuned for updates on his status.
Rowan of The Bludgeon Brothers has suffered a torn right bicep, WWE.com has learned.
The former SmackDown Tag Team Champion is currently scheduled to undergo surgery to repair the injury this week.


Wow, what a year. It's hard to believe we're at the end of 2010 already. This year has really been a great one, and I am grateful for all of the things I was able to experience this year. I learned so much this year and grew in so many ways. Most of all I have to thank my husband Blake for encouraging me, helping me through the hard days, and believing that I can do anything. I would never have started my business if it wasn't for him.
I thought it'd be fun to choose my top 10 favorite portrait and top 10 favorite wedding pictures from this year. Each one of these photos are ones I am proud of, and I think they show my style and who I am. I hope you'll enjoy looking back on 2010 with me.
In case you don't know, this is actually a picture of me, my husband, my parents, and my siblings. I know it's kind of silly for me to put this in here, but I really do love it. I set up the camera on a tripod and then ran as fast as I could into place. What I love about this picture is the expanse of green above us, as well as the color scheme of our clothes. We spent so long trying to figure out what to wear and finally I came up with this look. It just clicked.
I love how just plain silly this is. I mean, who thinks to play Hide and Seek at their family session? I love how the turquoise and lime look with the surroundings. Again, I love the ferns, and the light coming through the trees is almost magical.
I love the surroundings here, especially the texture of those mossy pebbles on the ground. I think it's beautiful. But the thing I love most about this photograph, is that I really didn't think I could pull it off. You probably can't tell, but they were standing in dark shade, and the water and land behind them was in the brightest noon-day sun. It would have been so easy to over-expose and ruin the background. I was so scared that I wouldn't be able to make this picture happen, but with the help of Blake and some flashes, I pulled it off. So now this one is one I am quite proud of, and it's made me more confident in my ability.
I think what I love most about this one is how funny this family is, and them doing a super 'bad' pose like this just cracks me up. But the thing is, they actually look good doing it. The black and white tops it off. Way to go guys.
If you've been following my blog you'll know this is actually an engagement session. But I thought I'd count it as a family portrait, because that's kind of what it is. I love how cute the baby is, and I love how in love the couple looks. Having it in black and white really accentuates the emotion portrayed here.
I think this girl is so beautiful. I love the way she put her hand through her hair. The grass popping out of the rocks pretty much makes the photograph. I think her gaze is mesmerizing.
Oh the colors! The turquoise she's wearing looks perfect by the yellow wall, and the fact that her eyes are blue and her hair blonde (yellow) make it all the better. And isn't she just a cute little girl!
Let's talk about fabulous. The purple color scheme works great with the other colors surrounding them. I love the lush greens and the beautiful flowers. The fact that I captured four kids and a dog looking great in one photograph is awesome. And to top it all off, this picture was taken in their backyard. Gorgeous.
It may be a sin to have her as number one and number two, but hey, just look at her. She is seriously the cutest thing ever and this picture captures her just as I remember her: an absolute doll. Her pose is perfect, but I didn't direct her at all! She seriously just posed herself like this when I told her where to sit. The flowers around her set the perfect scene and her adorable little outfit looks perfect. This photograph is just overflowing with cuteness.
I hope you enjoyed, and be sure to stay tuned for my top 10 wedding photograph picks for this year!


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Q: por que o FloatingActionButton está transparente? Estou com um problema depois que atualizei a lib support.design:22.2.0 para 23.0.1, o floatingActionButton passou a ser transparente quando executado na API 10.
Aqui está o código:
<android.support.design.widget.FloatingActionButton
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    app:borderWidth="0dp"
    android:src="@drawable/ic_mode_edit_white_24dp"
    app:layout_anchor="@id/appBar"
    app:layout_anchorGravity="bottom|right|end"
    android:elevation="2dp"
    android:id="@+id/btnClick"
    app:fabSize="normal"
    android:backgroundTint="@color/colorFAB"
    android:layout_gravity="right|bottom" />

A: Me parece que isso é um bug do Android 10 que foi corrigido na versão 14, de uma olhada na issue #183315 mas que apareceu durante a versão 23.0.0 da design library.
Existem duas soluções, uma simples e outra que depende de uma sobreescrever o comportamento do FAB.
1) Voltar para a versão 22.2.1.
As vezes isso é comum (infelizmente). Se existe um bug da biblioteca, e que não tem solução, basta regredir se não usar nenhuma função específica da versão.
2) Criar uma classe que herda do FloatActionButton da design library como um "workaround", sugerido pelo comentário #9:
public class TintFloatingActionButton extends FloatingActionButton implements TintableBackgroundView {

    static final int[] PRESSED_ENABLED_STATE_SET = {android.R.attr.state_pressed,
            android.R.attr.state_enabled};
    static final int[] FOCUSED_ENABLED_STATE_SET = {android.R.attr.state_focused,
            android.R.attr.state_enabled};

    private static final int[] TINT_ATTRS = {
            android.R.attr.background
    };

    private TintInfo mBackgroundTint;

    public TintFloatingActionButton(Context context) {
        super(context);
    }

    public TintFloatingActionButton(Context context, AttributeSet attrs) {
        super(context, attrs);
    }

    public TintFloatingActionButton(Context context, AttributeSet attrs, int defStyleAttr) {
        super(context, attrs, defStyleAttr);

        if (TintManager.SHOULD_BE_USED) {
            TintTypedArray a = TintTypedArray.obtainStyledAttributes(getContext(), attrs,
                    TINT_ATTRS, defStyleAttr, 0);

            if (a.hasValue(0)) {
                setSupportBackgroundTintList(createColorStateList(a.getResourceId(0, -1)));
            }

            a.recycle();
        }
    }

    private static ColorStateList createColorStateList(int selectedColor) {
        final int[][] states = new int[3][];
        final int[] colors = new int[3];
        int i = 0;

        states[i] = FOCUSED_ENABLED_STATE_SET;
        colors[i] = selectedColor;
        i++;

        states[i] = PRESSED_ENABLED_STATE_SET;
        colors[i] = selectedColor;
        i++;

        // Default enabled state
        states[i] = new int[0];
        colors[i] = Color.TRANSPARENT;
        i++;

        return new ColorStateList(states, colors);
    }

    @Override
    public void setSupportBackgroundTintList(ColorStateList tint) {
        if (mBackgroundTint == null) {
            mBackgroundTint = new TintInfo();
        }
        mBackgroundTint.mTintList = tint;
        mBackgroundTint.mHasTintList = tint != null;
        applySupportBackgroundTint();
    }

    @Nullable
    @Override
    public ColorStateList getSupportBackgroundTintList() {
        return mBackgroundTint != null ? mBackgroundTint.mTintList : null;
    }

    @Override
    public void setSupportBackgroundTintMode(@Nullable PorterDuff.Mode tintMode) {
        if (mBackgroundTint == null) {
            mBackgroundTint = new TintInfo();
        }
        mBackgroundTint.mTintMode = tintMode;
        mBackgroundTint.mHasTintMode = tintMode != null;
        applySupportBackgroundTint();
    }

    @Nullable
    @Override
    public PorterDuff.Mode getSupportBackgroundTintMode() {
        return mBackgroundTint != null ? mBackgroundTint.mTintMode : null;
    }

    private void applySupportBackgroundTint() {
        if (getBackground() != null && mBackgroundTint != null) {
            TintManager.tintViewBackground(this, mBackgroundTint);
        }
    }
}

Código completo neste gist: https://gist.github.com/arturgaleno/5cca1934ed324bd2d9a7

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