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Venues of Excellence supports the mia's #20PercentLess pledge
Venues of Excellence is supporting the Meetings Industry Association's plastics pledge and has committed to encouraging its members to eliminate single-use plastic from their businesses by 2025.
The membership organisation, which represents specialist meetings venues around the UK, joins a growing number of businesses and organisations in signing the mia's #20PercentLess pledge.
As part of the #20PercentLess initiative, the mia asks organisations to commit to reducing single-use plastic by a minimum of 20% each year for the next five years to completely remove it from their business by 2025.
So far, the campaign has gathered widespread support from almost 60 conference venues, hotels and suppliers across the business meetings and events industry.
Venues of Excellence will now encourage its 52 member venues to sign the mia's plastic pledge and extend the initiative further.
Stewart Elsmore, Chairman at Venues of Excellence, said: "Sustainability and reducing single-use plastic is a topic of vital importance to us here at Venues of Excellence, and something we urge all of our venues to take very seriously.
"Backing the Meeting Industry Association's #20PercentLess pledge cements our commitment to this cause, and we look forward to working closely with the mia to make a real difference across our collection of venues."
Jane Longhurst, chief executive of the mia, said: "We have been encouraged by the level of support our #20PercentLess campaign has gained from across the industry since launching it earlier this year and are thrilled to now have the backing of Venues of Excellence.
"The world's reliance on single-use plastics is having a terrible effect on our planet and we are all aware that we must tackle the issue now. Small steps in any organisation can make a big difference, but by collaborating and tackling this issue together, we will have a greater impact and initiate change much quicker."
The mia is encouraging every business and organisation in the industry to sign its #20PercentLess plastics pledge.
For more information about the campaign and to sign up to the campaign visit https://www.mia-uk.org/20PercentLess.
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June 23rd 2016, important not only for a defining referendum, but also National Women in Engineering Day (NWED). NWED is an international campaign aiming to raise the profile of women in engineering and showcase career opportunities available to girls in the industry and WESBath welcomed 50 year 7 and 8 girls from local schools to enjoy a taste of what it is like to be an engineer.
A morning of hands-on activities ensued, with the girls dividing their time between building straw towers (hopefully!) able to hold a beaker of water, and donning lab coats and goggles to purify water in the chemical engineering labs. It was great to see the girl's teamwork and competitive spirits coming together in the quest to get the purest water or strongest tower. And if you're wondering how to get a 45cm tower of just paper straws and sellotape to hold a beaker of water I'll give you a hint, triangles!
The Water Challenge group activity, held in the Department of Chemical Engineering, engaged the participants in the use of natural materials for the purification of water. For the lab-based activity, the students were divided into small working groups and, as 'Water Detectives', they trialled the use of activated carbon in water treatment. Following the instructions, each group built their own set-up and pumped 'contaminated water' (coloured with food dye) through an activated-carbon column-also constructed by them. The teams who managed to produce and collect the "cleanest" water won our WES prizes!
The girls thoroughly enjoyed their morning, and hopefully we helped spark an interest in engineering that may shape their studies to come.


The Radiology Department at UCVH consists of modern, up-to-date equipment to assist your Provider in determining your diagnosis. Your Provider may request that you have a routine X-ray, C. T. scan, mammogram, sonogram, or study, such as a barium swallow, upper GI, or an IVP. Additionally, the department performs bone density testing and cardiac echocardiography. If required studies are indicated, such as a MRI or nuclear medicine tests are now availalbe.
The techniques used can include X-rays, computed tomography (CT) scans, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Each imaging method has its own discrete uses and your medical provider will be the one to determine which test(s) will be most appropriate for your particular circumstance. Read on to learn more about these different types of imaging procedures!
X-rays (also known as radiographs) are the most commonly used (due, in part, to availability) diagnostic imaging technique. Regardless of whether or not additional, more sophisticated tests are ordered. Even if more sophisticated tests are required, your provider will probably order an X-ray first.
The images achieved via x-ray are done so by the brief transmission of electromagnetic waves (radiation) through a specific area of your body and onto photographic film. Bones, tumors, and other dense matter appear white (or light) on the x-ray – this is because those structures absorb radiation as opposed to allowing it (the radiation) to pass through to the film. It's because of this that, once the x-ray film is developed, the exposure is one that reflects the structures within you.
Less dense areas of the body – such as soft tissues and/or breaks within a bone – allow the radiation to pass through, which is why these areas appear darker on the x-ray film. If a physician is trying to make certain organs stand out in the picture, you may be asked to drink a contrast, such as barium, which absorbs the radiation much like bone would.
X-rays are typically taken from several different angles to provide the physician with the most amount of views possible. If the x-ray is of a limb, a comparison x-ray may be taken of the unaffected/uninjured limb. X-ray sessions don't tend to take long, and the images are usually ready quickly. It should be noted that, while the level of radiation exposure from a single x-ray isn't harmful, if you are pregnant – or could be pregnant – your physician and x-ray technician will take additional precautions, just to be safe.
X-rays are a great initial diagnostic tool; however, they may not provide as much detail as newer, more powerful methods such as CT and MRI.
A CT scan is a relatively modern imaging tool that combines X-rays with computer technology to produce more detailed, cross-sectional images of your body. A CT scan allows your medical team to see the size, shape, and position of the structures that are deep inside your body, such as organs, tissues, or tumors.
When you have a CT, you'll lay down on a table that slides into the center of a donut-shaped CT scanner. An x-ray tube slowly rotates around you, taking a multitude of images from all directions. Once the scan is complete, a computer then works to combine all the images into a clear, two-dimensional rendering that can be viewed on a screen.
This type of imaging can be used to view structures such as your brain and spinal cord, as well as organs within your chest, abdomen, and pelvis, or for providing more detailed images for small, bony structures. As with an X-ray, sometimes you may be given barium sulfate or a dye to make certain areas of your body show up better.
MRI's are another modern imaging technique that are able to produce high quality, detailed cross-sectional images of your body. Unlike CT scans and x-rays, MRI's do not use radiation. Instead, an MRI tool uses magnetic fields – as well as a sophisticated computer – to take high-resolution pictures of your bones and soft tissues. Because high-powered magnets are used, it's extremely important to inform your doctor of any implants such as a pacemaker, metal clips, or other metal objects in your body before you undergo an MRI scan.
When you have an MRI, you'll lie on a table that slides into a tube-shaped MRI scanner. At UCVH, this service is provided every Saturday, and is conducted in a mobile unit by Alliance Imaging. The MRI is able to create a magnetic field around you, which pulses radio waves (which causes the affected tissue(s) to resonate) to the area of your body that needs to be imaged.
A computer then records the rate at which the various parts within your body – such as tendons, ligaments, nerves, etc. – give off these vibrations. These are then translated into a highly detailed, two-dimensional picture. You will not feel any pain while undergoing an MRI, but the machine may be noisy.
One of the potential limiting factors of an MRI was whether or not the patient could handle being inside the tube for an extended period of time – having an MRI isn't a quick procedure (it typically takes under an hour, but can vary depending on the extent of the MRI request), which can pose problems for those who suffer from claustrophobia. Talk to your Provider about strategies for help with this.
MRI's are a very helpful tool in diagnosing injury to cartilage, herniated disks, torn ligaments (like those in your knee), tears in the rotator cuff, hip and pelvic problems, detection of strokes, as well as a multitude of other issues.
The Radiology Department is staffed by experienced technologists and is open from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday through Friday and Saturday/Sunday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM with "call" coverage for after hours, weekends, and holidays.
If you have any questions or need additional information, the staff of the Radiology Department will be happy to assist you.


I'm gonna start off with saying I appreciate any thoughts and ideas...... so I have an 07 civic ex 5 spd, wife was driving on highway in construction Zone, hit a rock that was left in the highway!!! *******s!!! The rock went right under the car from front to rear. So fortunately I'm a tow operator and was Able to get car to my shop, put it on the lift had broken radiator due to front subframe being tweeked a little bit, replaced vacuumed filled no air pockets, start it up and the rpms shoot right up immediately, pushed it out and left it for a bit.
Started messing with it again today started it up and it was the same, so I had my buddy outside and moved the intake box cover with the maf sensor and the idle jumped down to 3500 surging and a weird smell out the exhaust like propane? So anyway I had a brand new maf delivered along with an oem Honda throttlebody installed both... does the same thing.... then I smoked the intake for maybe cracks and vacuum leaks and it held pressure fine... so here it is guys please help I'm stumped!!
Re: Help!!! Car revs to 7k after startup immediately!!!
I'd say to take everything off down to the throttle body (TB), and make sure the TB plate is closed all the way and that all vacuum lines are seated properly.
Is your throttle body drive by wire or old school cable?
It electronic drive by wire, then make sure the ECU is telling the TB to be fully closed at idle (now that I think of it it may stay open a crack; I'm not sure if those electric TBs run an Idle Air Control Valve or not. But make sure it isn't open a lot).
Itf it is cable driven then make sure it is closed and find the rectangular port on the TB, on the inside of the TB right before the throttle plate. This is the port to the Idle Air Control Valve. If you cover part of the IACV and it idles normally then your IACV is stuck open and needs to be serviced.
I don't know those systems as well as cable driven TBs, but there must be a few sensors that tell the ECU when to open the TB. You will need to ask around and see which inputs the ECU needs to gather TB plate position.
Obviously there will be a Throttle Position Sensor (TPS), and MAF which will need to be checked.
Perhaps send a PM to Ezone, he is the master OEM parts expert around here... I'm really just an aftermarket rice Mod =D.
Wait, just key it up and watch the throttle action as someone works the gas pedal for you.
Did something get wedged in the throttle? Gas pedal broke? Floor mat on pedal?
Engine revs high and low after alternator replacement and throttle body cleaning . .
Help, car starts and shuts off immediately!
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15 YA Books to Read when you Need to Escape this Semester
Sometimes you just need an escape from school.
Kathryn Andes
1. "Love and Gelato" by Jenna Evans Welch
Lina is a high school girl who just lost her mother and had never met her father. It was her mother's dying wish for her to meet her father and get to know him. The hard part was that he lived in Italy while working at a cemetery and she would have to leave her whole life behind in the states to go live with him. Lina uncovers many truths during her time in Italy, things she never knew about her mother, finding things within herself, and meeting the love of her life.
2. "Love and Luck" by Jenna Evans Welch
Addie is visiting Ireland for her Aunt's third wedding while traveling with her mother and three brothers. She is desperate to let her past go and recover from her heartbreak. She finds comfort in an old book she finds, Ireland for the Broken Hearted. She is finally able to escape her anxiety and her brother Ian's constant criticism. Addie had plans to visit her best friend Lina in Italy, but her plans changed when she finds herself discovering the Emerald Isle with her brother Ian and his very cute friend Rowan.
3. "A New Model" by Ashley Graham
In her honest memoir, Ashley Graham talks about her rise to fame, how she was judged during her rise to fame, how she is breaking stereotypes everyday, and what it really means to be beautiful. Ashley is a voice of body positivity and feminism for young girls and all woman. She gives some inspiring advice and truths in her memoir.
4. "Fierce" by Aly Raisman
In Aly's breathtaking memoir, she tells us about her road to success, what it was like to be an olympic gymnast, and how she overcame bullying and sexual assault. She takes us behind the scenes and shows us what it took to be a champion on and off the mat. She inspires others to speak their truth and make their dreams come true.
5. "The Yellow Envelope" by Kim Dinan
Kim and her husband decide to quit their jobs, and travel around the world after receiving a yellow envelope containing a check and instructions to give the money away. The only three rules for the envelope: Don't overthink it; share your experiences; don't feel pressured to give it all away. Kim and Brian travel across Nepal, Peru, and Ecuador and learn that giving ourselves to a cause or person is transformational.
6. "The Good Girls Guide to Getting Lost" by Rachel Friedman
Rachel Friedman was always a good girl in school, got good grades, and never went out of line. Thats when she bought a ticket to Ireland, and surprised herself the most out of anyone. In Ireland she made a bond with a free spirited Australian girl, who encouraged Rachel to embark on a year long journey, traveling to three continents, filling her life with new friends, and a new found passion for adventure. Rachel learns to live for the moment while traveling to Australia and South America.
7. "99 Days" by Katie Cotugno
For Molly Barlow, she is counting down the days, 99 to be exact until she can leave for college and get away from all of her high school drama. Molly has had her house egged, and nasty notes left on her car windshield. She will never be able to escape her mistakes until Patrick forgives her, and that is not something that will happen overnight.
8. "9 Days and 9 Nights" by Katie Cotugno
In the sequel to 99 Days, Molly has gotten her life together as a student at Boston University. She has just said 'I love you' to her new boyfriends and is starting a European vacation with him. But things change when she runs into her ex and his new girlfriend in London. Gabe and his new girlfriend invite them to travel all together to Ireland. They accept, but cannot come to tell their significant others how they know each other. Molly has to spend 9 days and 9 nights pretending like everything is fine, and trying to hide her past.
9. "The Sun is Also a Star" by Nicola Yoon
Natasha is a girl who believes in science and facts, not fate or destiny, or dreams that will never come true. Natasha is a realist and cares about her family, a family who is twelve hours away from being deported to Jamaica. Falling in love with a dreamy boy won't be my story.
Daniel has always been the good son, the good student, living up to his parents' crazy expectations. Daniel was never creative, not a poet or even a dreamer. But after meeting his dream girl he started to believe that the universe had something bigger in store for him.
10. "Everything, Everything" by Nicola Yoon
This book is anything but the basic story of forbidden love, and it's so worth reading. Everything, Everything details a girl who is allergic to most of the environment; trees, grass, and those little floaty things in the air. She has been stuck inside for 17 years, and the only people that she interacts with are her Mom and her nurse Carla. This is when she falls in love with her new next door neighbor, Olly. And everything changes from there, everything.
11. "When Dimple Met Rishi" by Sandhya Menon
Dimple Shah, a post graduate who is defiant of her parent's push to get her engaged, falls unexpectedly in love with Rishi Patel. He is a hopeless romantic, who is excited that his future wife, Dimple, will be attending the same summer program as him. As weird as it sounds to most people, Rishi likes being arranged and believes in the power of tradition and something bigger than himself.
12. "From Twinkle With Love" by Sandhya Menon
Twinkle Hehra is an aspiring film maker, who has so many stories to tell the world. When she found the chance to publicly display her dreams in a summer fil festival with Sahil Roy, she jumped at the chance. It didnt hurt that Sahil was the twin brother of Neil Roy, Twinkle's long time crush. When a mystery internet man "N" starts emailing her, she is sure it's Neil, but throughout the film festival Twinkle falls in love with Sahil. "From Twinkle With Love" shows that love can find you in the most unexpected places.
13. "I Am Malala" by Malala Yousafzai
In her memoir Malala tells her story of fighting for girls to go to school in Pakistan, the take over of the Swat Valley of the Taliban, getting shot in the head for going to school by the Taliban, and the youngest ever winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. This is an insightful personal story told by a true humanitarian and feminist for girls all over the globe.
14. "Sisters First" by Jenna Bush Hager
In her memoir, Jenna shares stories of her time in the White House with her sister Barbara, growing up in the spotlight, and watching their grandfather and father become President. Jenna shares what it was like growing up with the Secret Service always behind them and paparazzi always following them, always having their teenage mistakes broadcasted to the public.
15. "What Happened" by Hillary Rodham Clinton
In her unvealing and honest memoir, Hillary talks about what it was like to be the first woman to run for President, what it was like to travel on the campaign trail, and the sacrifices she had to make in order to put America first. Hillary tells her truth in a relatable, funny, and classy manor, detailing the ups and down of the 2016 Presidential campaign.
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Escape is half of a double A-side single being released digitally and on lilac 7 inch vinyl record on the 26th of April 2019. Pre-save the tracks on Spotify to get the tracks in your library as soon as they're released. The full double A-side pre-save is here (released 26th April): https://distrokid.com/…/bloom123456789101112…/ground--escape) There is so much in me love There is so much space in here Miles of water swell in time With my hope and with my fear I can stretch me inside out To every corner of what's real As you live inside of me Can't escape the way I feel Way I feel way I feel way I feel way I feel way I feel the Way I feel way I feel way I feel way I feel way I feel the I have buried heads in books Imagines different ways to me New directions life could take Other cities overseas Equally I pull away Another person's dream to steak It's just me in another place Can't escape the way I feel I can't tell you what you need Tell me how to be, tell me how to be Tell me how to be, tell me how to be Believe that I'm to scared to see Tell me what you need, tell me what you need Know yourself, know yourself by letting go Love yourself, love yourself by letting go Know yourself, know yourself by letting go Love yourself, love yourself by letting go Know yourself by letting go So much effort not to try Tangled up I cannot grow Can't escape the crushing eye Tell yourself 'you're not so bad' Say your dreams are 'no big deal' Wrestle myself to the ground Can't escape the way I feel I can't tell you what you need Tell me how to be, tell me how to be Tell me how to be, tell me how to be Believe that I'm to scared to see Tell me what you need, tell me what you need www.wecanbloom.com facebook.com/wecanbloom insta @wecanbloom
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Truck accidents are life-changing experiences for the injured victims and their families. If you or a loved one have been involved in a truck accident, you know what kind of havoc a truck accident can reap on a family. At Hutchison & Stoy, PLLC, we have seen practically every type of truck accident imaginable. To that end, we've also helped countless, innocent victims deal with the turmoil created by a truck accident. If you or a loved one were recently injured in a truck accident, contact a Fort Worth Truck Accident Lawyer at Hutchison & Stoy, PLLC today for help.
Because of a truck's massive size and weight, the injuries are often catastrophic both mentally and physically. Moreover, trucks on Texas roadways are required to carry substantially more insurance that other vehicles. Thus, because of the injuries are usually more significant than other accidents and because truck insurance coverage is usually over $1 million, truck insurance companies often fight innocent victims tooth and nail to deny them the compensation they're due. This is the last thing one wants to deal with after they or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident. That's why it is wise to hire competent representation to help you navigate the mind field that is a truck accident claim.
At Hutchison & Stoy, PLLC, a Fort Worth Truck Accident Lawyer can help you navigate the insurance issues, including truck insurance coverage and the UM/UIM conundrum. We can also help you get the treatment you or your loved ones need for the injuries sustained as a result of the accident.
Often times, the turmoil created by a truck accident prevents injured victims from immediately doing everything they can to protect their claim. However, in some instances the victim or a family member can do certain thing after the accident to preserve the claim. Our number one rule to our clients after a truck accident is to not speak to anyone from the truck's insurance company until you have consulted a truck accident attorney. For more information on what to do after a truck accident, visit our page about what to do after a truck accident or our truck accident FAQ's page.
As mentioned above, truck accidents typically cause significant injuries for those involved because of the size and weight of the truck. We often see truck accidents that result in catastrophic injury, including spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries. For a more in depth analysis of truck accident injuries visit our page about major truck wreck injuries.
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These camps teach students from 4th to 6th grades various math and science topics in order to expose them to different STEM fields.
Each topic requires a ticket to attend. Tickets for topics of the day will be given out starting at 1:45 PM each day. Seats are not guaranteed.


The MTR Corporation has stopped all excavation work at the Exhibition Centre station in Wan Chai, after reports revealed that 14 areas around the station have sunk beyond acceptable limits.
The MTRC knew of the issues as late as January last year, but work was not halted. After reports revealed the data on Friday, new Projects Director Jacob Kam announced digging work would stop, following a request by the Highways Department.
Work at the station – part of the upcoming Shatin to Central Link – is monitored for three different levels of sinking: "alert" at 12mm, "action" at 18mm, and "alarm" at 25mm. It has been under construction since 2012.
Sinking at the Exhibition Centre station. Top number refers to millimetres of sinking, percentage refers to the percentage above limit. Photo: Apple Daily.
According to an internal engineering monitoring report in January 2017 obtained by Apple Daily, if sinking reaches "alarm" level, construction work should stop until written approval from engineers is obtained.
But sources told the newspaper work did not stop in the past, even though the level had been reached.
The most severe sinking occurred at a location near the former Wan Chai ferry pier, which sank 83mm, much higher than the alarm level.
The locations that sank were all above ground or at public facilities. A water pipe near the Eastern side of the Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour View Hotel on Fleming road sunk 37mm, almost 50 per cent over the alarm level.
Exhibition Centre station. Photo: Apple Daily.
Meanwhile, there were 16 locations where the sinking reached "alert" level, whislt four reached the "action" level.
There were 707 monitoring devices set up near the site. Of which, 264 were on the ground, 224 were for public facilities, and 219 were for buildings. Devices set up at nearby buildings did not detect sinking that exceeded limits.
Reports surrounding the sinking at the Exhibition Centre station came after similar reports of buildings sinking beyond acceptable limits near the To Kwa Wan station, also on the Shatin to Central Link.
Jacob Kam, who was appointed the new projects director just three days ago, said that digging was stopped to allow time to review all relevant records and to ensure safety. Kam said he did not know how long work would be halted.
"We all know that Wan Chai North is a reclaimed area, and there are other infrastructure projects under construction. Settlement could be significant," Kam said.
Jacob Kam. Photo: Apple Daily.
"Today, I made two decisions: first… to reassure the public and to put safety first, all excavation works at the Exhibition Centre will be stopped. We will only resume work after we have had time to look at all the records, and ensure that construction complies with various standards," Kam said.
He said if the public believed their properties and buildings were affected by rail projects, they can call 2993 3333 to contact MTRC. The MTRC will send contractors and engineering staff to inspect the situation.
Walls of a flat in To Kwa Wan show cracks after the MTRC construction began. Photo: Apple Daily.
Residents who suffer loss due to nearby MTR construction are regularly referred to an independent claims adjuster to determine compensation.
Citing sources, Apple Daily reported on Friday that a claims adjuster retained by the MTRC would submit their reports to MTRC executives "for approval." A district councillor said there were hundreds of complaints from To Kwa Wan residents, but no one had received compensation so far.
"We wanted to check the reports to see if certain details were factually accurate, such as the location of a flat's entrance. But we understand there may be questions about how we handle this," Kam said.


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Elaborate Bop-like lines... serpentine lyricism... all unified by an individual sense of form, wit, and texture.
- Michael Greenberg, San Antonio News Express
The 'jazziness' is so thoroughly digested... equally well grounded in the string quartet tradition, the influences of Bartók, Shostakovich, and others being conveyed by a subtle and distinctive voice... This music begs for repeated hearings.
- Ken Smith, Gramophone
The strength of McKinley's music lies in his lively rhythms and elastic melodies... his impressive works show a composer mastering his medium with consumate craft and a fertile, almost improvisational, imagination.
- Blair Sanderson, All Music Guide
Rhythms are invariably skewed into something extraordinary.
- Frank Otieri, New Music Box
Chords shift into one another in a mesmeric thread of the utmost beauty.
- Colin Clarke, Fanfare
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Elliott Miles McKinley's music has been performed in the United States, Canada, and Europe. Commissions include those from the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble, the Czech Philharmonic Chamber Music Society, the SOLI Chamber Music Ensemble, the Martinů String Quartet, the Estrella Consort, Transient Canvas, the Semiosis String Quartet, and Hub New Music. The Minnesota Orchestra, the Warsaw Philharmonic, and the Czech Radio Symphony have performed his orchestral music, and his works have been featured on international festivals including the the Mid-American Contemporary Music Festival at Bowling Green State University, Indiana State University's Contemporary Music Festival, the SPARK Festival of Electronic Music and Art, the North American Saxophone Alliance National Conference, and both College Music Society and Society for Composers Inc. festivals. He is a recipient of a number of awards, grants, and fellowships including those from BMI, ASCAP, SCI, Meet the Composer, the American Music Center, the American Composers Forum, the Rhode Island Council for the Arts, and Indiana University. McKinley is also a founding member of the electroacoustic improvisation ensemble, earWorm, where he plays a variety of keyboard and percussion instruments, and executes real-time sampling, looping, and effects processing for the ensemble. He is currently Associate Professor of Music Composition, Theory, and Technology at Roger Williams University. Read the full biography HERE.


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Q: From VendorBundle:Entity to FQCN Is there a way in Symfony to convert a string like
VendorBundle:Foo

into a FQCN like
Vendor\Bundle\Entity\Foo

Extra question
How Doctrine handle this? Because I've seen you can do something like (pseudocode)
->leftJoin( ..., ..., 'WITH', 'alias INSTANCE OF VendorBundle:Entity');

My question is due to
$foo = new \Vendor\Bundle\Entity\Foo();
$foo instanceof 'VendorBundle:Foo'; //false

A: You can use the php keyword ::class PHP.net
In your case, try something like Foo::class
This should output a string like Vendor\Bundle\Entity\Foo. If you see the comments at the link however, this is not guaranteed if you do not include the correct use statement in your code(use Vendor\Bundle\Entity\Foo) in your controller. If you correctly include that, then you can call Foo::class.
With doctrine functions, you can use the syntax you mentioned VendorBundle:Foo like this:
$manager     = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();
$fooRepository  = $manager->getRepository('VendorBundle:Foo');
$fooBar = $fooRepository->find($someId);

For your verification, you have to check
$someStringToCheck = Foo::class;
$foo = new \Vendor\Bundle\Entity\Foo();
$foo instanceof $someStringToCheck //true

Oddly, if you do
$foo instanceof Foo::class

It returns an error
But to use VendorBundle:Foo, then take a look at the AbstractManagerRegistry.php in \Doctrine\Common\Persistence\AbstractManagerRegistry, at the function getManagerForClass($class). You can do something in your code like:
$doctrineStyleString = 'VendorBundle:Foo';

if (strpos($doctrineStyleString, ':') !== false)
{
    list($namespaceAlias, $simpleClassName) = explode(':', $doctrineStyleString, 2);
    $stringWithPath = $this->getDoctrine()->getAliasNamespace($namespaceAlias) . '\\' . $simpleClassName;
}

I took the code from that function and tried it out, so stringWithPath should print you Vendor\Bundle\Entity\Foo

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Equipment used: Canon 6D, Tokina 11-16mm F/2.8, a single bare Yongnuo 560 III wireless speed light and the EOS remote app.
With the camera set on the tripod, I waited until just before the sunset and then started going around the pool area being sure to set off the flash/camera on all the different areas to make sure everything was lit (probably around 1/4 power). I brought all those shots into photoshop and completed the image by blending all 40 shots together into one image.


Thrill seekers and lead foot drivers beware: Excessive speeding can land you in jail. Under Illinois law, if you are going at least 26 miles per hour over the posted speed limit, you could face jail time.
Going more than 26-35 mph over the speed limit is a Class B misdemeanor. A Class B misdemeanor is punishable by 180 days in jail and/or up to a $1,500 fine.
Going more than 35 mph over the speed limit is a Class A misdemeanor. A Class A misdemeanor is punishable by up to 365 days in jail and/or up to a $2,500 fine.
The laws on this issue were updated in 2014, so if you have received a speeding ticket beforehand, different rules may apply.
If you receive a ticket for driving more than 26 mph over the speed limit, you are not eligible for supervision. Supervision is offered for other traffic violations.
Supervision keeps your driving record clean if you meet certain conditions. Typical terms for supervision include paying all fines, court costs and fees, as well as avoiding other traffic tickets. If these terms are met, the ticket will not count as points on your driving record.
This is a wonderful option for many drivers; however, it is not available to those found guilty of excessive speeding.
Do You Need a Lawyer? Yes.
If you are sentenced to jail time, you must be represented by a lawyer. This is a constitutional requirement. Hence, you must either be represented by competent counsel or you must waive your right to an attorney. If you are sentenced to jail time and were not represented, you may be released from your sentence.
If you are indigent, you will be eligible for a public defender. Many people do not qualify or want the individualized support a private legal practitioner can provide.
An attorney will be able to review your case and look for weaknesses. Additionally, an attorney may be able to get your charges reduced so that you are no longer accused of excessive speeding but rather simple speeding that does not come with jail time.
If you are facing excessive speeding charges, you should contact a lawyer. These are serious charges, and you do not want to show up to court unprepared.
The DuPage County, IL speeding ticket attorneys are ready to review your case. Contact Davi Law Group, LLC today by calling 630-580-6373. We have several locations that serve clients in DuPage, Kane, Cook, Kendall and Will Counties.


This past year has been pretty incredible for my business. I started to really focus on it to pursue as a full time career, I organized my own styled shoots, built up a client base, invested in my education and moved across the county! It's crazy to look back and see how far I have come. Today I want to set some new goals 2019, and also by sharing this list helps keep me accountable and staying on track.
Since the holidays are fast approaching, I thought I would share some of my favorite holiday traditions. Some of these have changed over the years and some have been a more recent addition but all in all they are great ways for my family and I to get together and enjoy the season with each other. I am very excited to get home and start in on these traditions that are always filled with happy memories.
For the past two weeks I have been trying out Blue Apron! It's been honestly really fun. I get to try out new recipes and taste new things that I normally wouldn't try! Since the holidays are around the corner and I will be traveling very soon I thought what better time to try! Blue Apron is great for couples or for the whole family! they have options per how many people you will be feeding. I choose the three meals a week but you can also go two to two. Before each week's meals are delivered you get to choose what meals sound best to you! They everything is prepackaged and delivered right to your door. It honestly, worked out really well. They only things you need to have is the tools, salt, pepper and olive oil which is all what most people have anyway.
Through all of my adventures I have discovered some pretty amazing small businesses both in Milwaukee and in Nashville and even online! Today I am going to share my favorites I have discovered in 2018! If you are in Milwaukee or Nashville you should definitely check out these local hot spots. I will link the online businesses below as well! I have certainly shared some of them with you already and there are some new ones that I probably haven't had a chance to mention. Since the holidays are right around the corner it would be a good time to stop in and share some love with these businesses. So let's get on with it and get started!
Hey there friends! The holidays are right around the corner so I thought I would come up with a list of the Top 20 gifts to give this year. This list are items for both men and women so you are sure to find something perfect for the one on your list! These items are in no particular order and are each amazing in their own way! I am not at all sponsored by any of these brands, I just really like their products.
As we come closer to the holidays, I wanted to take the time to showcase some of my favorites from the family sessions this year. This year was definitely one that centered around family but I wouldn't have wanted to have it any other way. I can't wait to get back home this holiday season and see my family and capture more memories. Don't ever miss out on a chance to capture those memories. Check out some of my favorite shots from this year's sessions below!
Today I am taking the time to look back on this year celebrating some of my AMAZING couples. This year was a big one for my business and it is crazy how far I have come. I am so honored to be able to be a part of these couples' special day and capture moments that they will look back on for the rest of their lives. I can't wait to be able to do it all again in 2019!


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News review – Friday 25 September 2020
Posted by Debbie | Sep 25, 2020 | News | 6 |
BORIS JOHNSON has been advised to call the EU's bluff over the Brexit bill row by a trade expert. Boris Johnson sparked a Brexit frenzy earlier this month by unveiling, and then pressing ahead with, a legislative masterplan that would undercut parts of the 2020 EU divorce treaty. The EU said it could not trust Britain if it broke international law, explored what legal action it could take and demanded London pull back from the brink. But trade expert Shanker Singham, Chief Executive Officer from Competere, explained litigation on the issue will be good to clarify the objections of both parties.
The big news on Brexit has been almost uniformly bad in recent weeks, sparked above all by rows over the UK's divisive Internal Market Bill. National leaders from across Europe have expressed scepticism about the chances of a free-trade deal with just three weeks to go before Boris Johnson's self-imposed deadline for an agreement. The UK has further ramped up preparations for a no-deal outcome, publicly insisting that the Government is ready for an "Australian-style trade arrangement" – in other words, moving to World Trade Organisation terms from 1 January. But away from the spotlight, the sound and fury resonates less loudly.
FRANCE has hit back at statements from the UK about post-Brexit transport delays across the Channel and warned the EU "won't fall for a kind of intimidation at the European level" to reach an agreement between the two sides. The French are furious at Boris Johnson pressing ahead with the Internal Market Bill, which seeks to overrise key elements of the Withdrawal Agreement signed with the EU last year which would subsequently break international law. France's Europe minister Clément Beaune told the Financial Times: "Of course the signals that have been sent in the past few days are damaging.
The European Union's unelected executive-cum-legislature, the European Commission, has put forward a "Mandatory Solidarity Mechanism" to spread the burden of the migrant crisis across all member-states. The BBC reported that the "so-called 'Mandatory Solidarity Mechanism' will oblige each member state to accept a number of refugees in return for a reported €10,000 (£9,200; $11,750) per adult and €12,000 for an unaccompanied child," and that "EU states that fail to honour the pact could face court proceedings and large fines."
France has dismissed this week's dire British warnings about post-Brexit transport delays across the Channel as tactical posturing, the Financial Times reported on Friday. "Of course, the signals that have been sent in the past few days are damaging," France's Europe minister Clément Beaune told FT. "Anything which disrupts, disturbs or increases tensions in the negotiations is regrettable, and we won't fall for a kind of intimidation at the European level," the report quoted Beaune.
Britain is facing a wave of redundancies after Rishi Sunak said that the government was no longer willing to subsidise the wages of people in jobs that would not otherwise exist. The chancellor confirmed it was time for the economy to "move forward" as he announced that ministers would now provide support only for viable jobs. He said it would be "fundamentally wrong" to extend the furlough scheme, which has paid 80 per cent of workers' wages, amid concerns that it is propping up roles that would otherwise have been scrapped. The government will instead cover up to a fifth of the wages of people who go back to work on a part-time basis as part of a support package for businesses.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a new Job Support Scheme to replace the furlough system which will see the government "directly support" the wages of people working at least a third of their normal hours. Mr Sunak's statement followed intense pressure from business leaders, MPs and unions to announce measures to protect millions of jobs in sectors hit by new coronavirus restrictions. It came as Downing Street denied any rift between Boris Johnson and Mr Sunak after the prime minister chose not to attend the statement.
RISHI Sunak unveiled £5billion of measures to keep the economy afloat over winter — but said it will fail to stop mass job losses and firms going bust. The Chancellor announced the state will top up the wages of employees forced to go part-time for the next six months. But the scheme is aimed only at protecting "viable jobs", and leading economists warned of two million more losses from Covid by Christmas. It was among a three-pronged Winter Economy Plan to help protect firms and workers from the tough restrictions announced this week.
London is thought to be on the brink of a localised lockdown — but official figures show the outbreak may finally be slowing down, despite hospital admissions for coronavirus having tripled in a fortnight and public health chiefs warning of a 'rising tide' of the virus in the capital. During a behind-closed-doors briefing this week, Kevin Fenton, director of Public Health England in the capital, told London mayor Sadiq Khan and the leaders of all 32 boroughs that all signs indicated the disease was making a rapid resurgence in the city. Ministers are now said to be mulling a decision to place more than 9million people in the city under even tighter restrictions, if the new suite of national social distancing measures announced by the Government this week fail to curb climbing numbers.
LONDON could be on the brink of lockdown after coronavirus hospital admissions triple in a fortnight. However, official figures show the number of people on wards is 13 times lower than it was in March – and new cases are slowing. Health chiefs have warned of a "rising tide" of Covid in the capital. And today, UK coronavirus cases rose by 6,634 in the highest increase EVER in 24 hours as 40 deaths were recorded. It's a 95 per cent increase on the number of infections that were reported this time last week, with the number of infections now sitting at 416,363.
A record number of new coronavirus cases have been recorded, with a senior Public Health England official saying the increase in infections should be a "stark warning to us all". The UK recorded 6,634 cases of Covid-19 on Thursday, the highest reported figure during the course of the pandemic, up from the highs of May. There were 40 deaths in all settings, bringing the total to 41,902. Figures separately published by the UK's statistics agencies show there have now been 57,600 deaths registered in the UK where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate.
Almost 10,000 people a day in the UK are contracting coronavirus, the health secretary, Matt Hancock, has warned, as Scotland's first minister requested urgent talks with the UK government to consider further tightening social restrictions. Hancock said the latest surge in infections was still significantly lower than the 100,000 a day estimated during the spring and urged people to download the newly released NHS contact-tracing app to "make the country a safer place". Speaking to Sky News, he said: "Yesterday we had a figure that there are over 6,000 people who have tested positive in the previous 24 hours.
Britain could be facing 50,000 new Covid-19 cases a day within weeks if the current rate of infection is not halted, the Government's Chief Scientific Adviser has warned. Sir Patrick Vallance told a televised briefing that the UK could see 200 deaths every day if fast action is not taken to curb the spread of the disease. Speaking alongside Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty, Sir Patrick said the "vast majority of the population remain susceptible" to catching coronavirus, and that "speed" and "action" were now needed to tackle the crisis.
Matt Hancock has suggested up to 10,000 people a day could be contracting coronavirus, as he urged members of the public to download the long-delayed NHS tracing app that was finally launched today. It comes after the UK officially recorded 6,178 infections of the virus on Wednesday – the highest daily increase since 1 May – and 37 more deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid-19 test. Speaking to Sky News, the health secretary said: "The massive testing capability we've got helps to find where the virus is so, if you think about it, yesterday we had a figure that there is over 6,000 people who have tested positive in the previous 24 hours.
Britain today recorded 6,634 more cases of coronavirus and 40 deaths as figures show infections have doubled in a week. Yvonne Doyle, Public Health England's medical director, confirmed the figures this evening after the Government's Covid-19 dashboard went down with technical difficulties. Today's record-high daily cases take the total infection toll to 416,363, although millions of Brits went undiagnosed during the first wave of the pandemic due the government's lacklustre testing regime.
Test & Trace app
The new coronavirus contact tracing app is available for download in England and Wales from Thursday after months of delay. The smartphone app monitors your contacts and will alert you if you have been exposed to the virus by coming into contact with an infected person. Boris Johnson first promised the app as part of his "world beating" testing system, but its rollout has been plagued by delays and technical problems. The first version was ditched when it emerged it did not work on the majority of iPhones. The new version – which has been trialled on the Isle of Wight and in the London borough of Newham – has new features, from QR scanners for pubs to a pulsing "heartbeat" that'll count down your isolation time.
Lockdown sceptics
Lockdown sceptics in the Conservative party have hailed comments by the chancellor saying that Britons must learn to live "without fear" and highlighting the importance of human contact and social interaction. In his closing remarks to parliament, Rishi Sunak appeared to launch a defence of the decision to reopen swathes of the economy over the summer and encourage people back into restaurants with the eat out to help out discount scheme. "Lives can no longer be put on hold," the chancellor said, as he stressed that the move to allow pubs, shops and leisure facilities to reopen was about more than just the economy.
A group of more than 40 Conservative MPs are bidding to force the government to give parliament a vote before the renewal of ministers' coronavirus powers. Sir Graham Brady, the chair of the influential 1922 Committee of Tory backbenchers, is leading the cross-party effort to amend emergency COVID-19 legislation. Powers under the Coronavirus Act, which was passed in March, have to be renewed by parliament every six months. The potential Tory rebellion reflects the unease among some Conservative MPs about the continuing use of the powers and the latest restrictions announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week.
THE SNP and Labour have been urged to join a growing Tory backbench rebellion to rein in Boris Johnson's power to impose strict coronavirus lockdown restrictions without parliamentary approval. Sir Graham Brady has pushed ahead with his plan to table an amendment forcing the Government to put any new COVID-19 restrictions to a vote of MPs. Speaking on ITV's Peston on Wednesday night, fellow Tory MP, and supporter of the amendment, Steve Baker said that he was "absolutely 100 percent certain it will pass".
More than 40 Conservative MPs are backing an attempt to increase parliamentary scrutiny over further coronavirus restrictions in England. Senior Tory Sir Graham Brady has tabled an amendment that would see the House of Commons debate and vote on any future such measures. It comes as MPs prepare to consider government legislation that will keep Covid-19 emergency powers in force. The government said it was consulting MPs on public health measures. The Coronavirus Act – which was passed in March – gave ministers emergency powers to respond to the pandemic but they were time-limited and need to be renewed by the House of Commons next week.
Guido has got his hands on the wording of the Brady amendment circulating among Tory MPs. As expected, the aim of the amendment is to allow MPs to debate and vote on new national Coronavirus measures. Tory rebels are seeking to append the Government's statutory motion to make a strong statement about the intent of Parliament. Guido hears the proposals are popular, with MPs who have never rebelled before joining the ranks… One organiser tells Guido they would much prefer to reach accommodation with the government, than force a defeat on them. The amendment will be tabled tonight and appear on tomorrow's order paper. Or you can read it today on Guido…
Half of Britons with tell-tale coronavirus symptoms such as a fever and persistent cough may not actually have the disease, a study has suggested. Public Health England (PHE) researchers looked at 1,000 key workers who thought they had recovered from Covid-19 over summer after suffering the disease's most common symptoms. But 49 per cent of the participants tested negative for antibodies in their blood — proteins that signal a person has previously had the virus. However, this may be an underestimate of those who had actually infection because there are other parts of the immune system that fight the virus — like T cells — which are not detectable with tests.
At least 10,000 people have unexpectedly died in their own home since mid-June, official statistics show. Seven-hundred 'excess deaths' in private homes have been registered each week in England and Wales alone since the pandemic began to die down. But only an average of 21 each week are down to the coronavirus, according to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). And rates have plummeted in recent weeks to as low as seven. Data shows 30,000 people have died in their homes in the UK since the start of the pandemic in March, and the pattern does not appear to be slowing.
Britons face virtual worldwide quarantine today after four more countries were taken off the list where holidaymakers can travel without Covid restrictions. There are now just nine holiday options that don't include some form of test or restriction; both Greece (except for travellers from Scotland, or those visiting certain islands) and Italy survive, along with the likes of Turkey and Germany. The widening travel ban came as Iceland, Denmark, Slovakia and Curacao were axed from the UK's quarantine-free "green list" this afternoon. From Saturday 4am any traveller from these destinations will have to quarantine for 14 days on arrival in the UK. With most countries still on the UK's "green list" either requiring self-isolation or negative Covid tests on arrival, it means there are just seven destinations where "air bridges" remain open both ways.
Demand for autumn holidays in Turkey and Italy have risen dramatically as a growing number of countries come under strict UK government travel restrictions. Ministers announced today that arrivals from Denmark, Iceland, Slovakia and the Dutch Caribbean island of Curaçao will now come under the compulsory two-week quarantine. Restrictions have been introduced for 34 countries or islands previously deemed "safe" for British holidaymakers over the past two months. This includes Spain, France, Portugal, Malta, Croatia, Belgium and the Netherlands.
The sale of unregistered pay as you go mobile phones should be stopped to thwart criminals who use them to conduct County Lines drug operations, a senior police officer has said. Detective Superintendent Gareth Williams from the British Transport Police, said gangsters are able to operate using unregistered handsets that can send 500 text messages in one go and can be bought using cash without any details being recorded. Mr Williams called on mobile phone companies to stop people buying the phones without registering their personal details, insisting it would deal a major blow to the criminal network.
Fur sales will be banned after Britain's departure from the EU single market and customs union under plans being drawn up by ministers, it was reported on Thursday night. The move is being spearheaded by Lord Goldsmith of Richmond Park, minister at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, who is a close friend of Boris Johnson and his fiancée Carrie Symonds, an animal rights campaigner. Last year, Ms Symonds described anyone who wished to buy fur as "really sick" and that clothes brands were "nuts" to sell it.
Fur sales will be banned after Britain leaves the EU's single market and customs union in December under proposals being drawn up by ministers. Lord Goldsmith, the Government's animal welfare minister and a close friend and political ally of Boris Johnson and his fiancee Carrie Symonds, is understood to be spearheading the move. The Government is considering plans to prohibit the import of wild animal fur into the UK that would essentially forbid the sale of clothes containing fur in shops after the transition period.
Ministers are drawing up plans to mark the end of EU law in Britain by banning the import of wild animal fur. The government is considering rules that would, in effect, prohibit the sale of clothes containing fur in shops after Britain leaves the EU's single market and customs union. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is expected to publish a consultation paper shortly after the Brexit transition period formally ends in December.
Just over a third of the total amount lost to scams where people were tricked into transferring money to a fraudster was returned to customers in the first half of 2020, according to figures from a trade association. A total of £207.8million was lost to authorised push payment (APP) scams between January and June 2020, UK Finance said. Banks and other finance providers were able to return £73.1 million, or around 35 per cent of the total, to customers – made up of £59.9 million returned to personal customers and £13.2 million going to non-personal or business accounts.
The vast majority of British citizens would support a 10p in the pound increase in income tax for high earners, a report has claimed, as the country braces itself for major tax increases in the coming years. Chancellor Rishi Sunak has warned the British public that taxes will need to rise to pay for the billions of pounds spent during the coronavirus crisis. However, there are major decisions to be made about how such tax increases would be applied.
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lindsaygatward@hotmail.co.uk	on September 25, 2020 at 5:51 pm
Check out this Andrew Laurence YouTube spoof on a billion dollar vaccine announcement by govt science advisor – It explains everything you need to know as to the reason why policies are so insane – ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSmqxm8eMnk&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR02lybBpwPQ4sN18k3xGhcJR52pLejzEhATjYcoz6BMYmPcfTo5DADiqSg
Jack Thomas	on September 25, 2020 at 3:43 pm
Infections:
"A record number of new coronavirus cases have been recorded…" Maybe so but it would be interesting to see the real evidence for that statement when testing seems to show so many false positives.
It would not surprise me if all the results were simply made up as justification for another lockdown. Government has tasted a level of control which it likes and will not give it up easily. Now we know why the citizens of the US are so reluctant to give up their Second Amendment.
misterpaul5a	on September 25, 2020 at 2:06 pm
Wherever he may come from matters not. We are cultivating a total breakdown of our previous culture by systematically polluting our 'stock' with sub-normal alien so-called cultures and values.
This had probably come about because the quality of our Civil(?) Service has been diluted by the import into the system by those who have no concept of our traditional values and morals, and only seek to alter the makeup of our culture.
Clearly the imposition of a total (to use a current phrase!) Lock-Down on immigration is the prime mover in re-adjusting this catastrophic change in our country. Patel is NOT doing her job …….for WHATEVER reason is unimportant……she is JUST NOT DOING IT!
Find someone who WILL!
Pauline Baxter	on September 25, 2020 at 1:33 pm
Strikes me, best way for dishi rishi to raise money would be to super tax politicians and civil servants !!
flyer	on September 25, 2020 at 10:39 am
This globalisation, multicultural thing was meant to be so enriching wasn't it: what a pack of lies. You import the Third World, you become the Third World.
Police officer shot dead at station in Croydon"
The Telegraph's Crime Correspondent Martin Evans understands that the suspect may be of Sri Lankan origin.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/09/25/police-officer-shot-dead-station-croydon-latest-updates/
Jim R	on September 25, 2020 at 2:02 pm
"This is a sad day for our country as once again we see the tragic killing of a police officer in the line of duty as they're trying to protect us and keep us safe." – Priti Patel
Then why do you not take action to minimise this? The indigenous people of this country are being terrorised, maimed and killed because of the positive actions taken by previous politicians and negatives, inaction, by the present pathetic lot, and still they flood in unchecked and treated literally as welcome guests.
The destruction of the Tory party would be a good starting point.
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