The Digital and Tangible Ramifications of the Magic The Gathering Re-print Policy.
Chris Kuehl is the COO of MTGOAcademy, a leading Magic gathering retailer on PlayerAuctions. He has played Magic: The Gathering on and off since 1994 and Magic: The Gathering Online since 2005, and was recognized by Wizards of the Coast for community contributions through his invitation to the 2011 Magic Community Cup.
In this guest post, Chris Kuehl explains the impact of the reprint policy on the physical and digital versions of Magic The Gathering by recounting Magic's history from its formative years to its present incarnation.
From its conception as a collectible card game, Magic set down the path of greatness, but its journey would not be without obstacles. As the company responsible for creating Magic, Wizards of the Coast underestimated the public's reception to their game.
The cards sold out shortly after their July 1993 release. Another, larger batch was manufactured and released in December 1993 (Unlimited Edition, this time white-bordered), but it also quickly sold out. After Revised Edition was released in April 1994, many players were already clamoring for a chance to get a hold of many of the hard-to-acquire cards found in the Alpha, Beta, Unlimited, Arabian Nights and Antiquities sets.[/ezcol_2third_end][ezcol_2third]With the game a smashing "overnight" success, card availability was a real hurdle to growing its popularity. At the time, Wizards' solution to rapidly increasing demand (and initial short supply) was to reprint cards only available with black borders as white-bordered cards— the same solution they had previously employed with the Unlimited and Revised printings. So in the wake of decreasing card availability, the Chronicles and Fourth Edition sets were developed and released in mid-1995 as attempts to distribute to the players more cards from Magic's earliest and rarest sets.
Unfortunately, with much greater supply created than any previous set, Chronicles and Fourth Edition had a much more drastic effect on the secondary market (and consumer confidence) than Revised Edition or Unlimited Edition had even hinted at. Many of the newly reprinted cards that were at a premium and highly sought after by collectors prior to the release lost a significant amount of their secondary market value. The experience, while negatively polarizing, taught Wizards of the Coast that they had to protect the collectible integrity of their product.
Many of the newly reprinted cards that were at a premium and highly sought after by collectors prior to the release lost significant portions of their secondary market value.
To understand what reprinting means to Magic, one must understand the distinction between the products that have been released. Products (sets) are amalgamations of mini products (cards). At any given time, sets are either actively distributed through retail outlets, or they are discontinued from distribution. The cards in discontinued sets are further split into two categories: those that contain items that are on the reserved list and those that are not, and which can be produced at a later date. (I'll explain this reserved list in greater detail in a moment.) These classifications control how Wizards of the Coast can influence supply (by printing more cards).
At any given time, sets are either actively distributed through retail outlets, or they are discontinued from distribution.
In the aftermath of Chronicles and Fourth Edition, collectors shared their outrage over the discontinued sets, which they spent time and money to track down and acquire, suddenly becoming available at every local hobby shop in sealed booster packs. Wizards of the Coast, realizing that they had betrayed the trust of their consumers, had to regain it quickly. So they came up with a no-nonsense solution.
Since its inception, the reserved list has evolved in minor ways. The first changes started with the release of the Ice Age set and went through Urza's Destiny: all the rares would have only one opportunity to get reprinted in a base set, and after that they were added to the reserved list— never to be printed again.
Then leading up to the release of Urza's Destiny, Wizards stated that cards would no longer be added to the reserved list. And later in 2002, the uncommons and commons from early sets were removed from the reserved list. And cards like Juggernaut saw reprints, even though they had initially been on the reserved list.
Since its inception, the reserved list has evolved in minor ways.
In the most recent update to the reprint policy in 2010, and in response to several premium printings of cards on the reserved list, Wizards stated that they would no longer reprint tournament-legal versions of cards on the list in any capacity, such as promotional (including judge promos) or limited-edition-release (including From the Vault) premium cards that were seeing printings at the time. Up until this change, special-release, premium printings were seen as legitimate workarounds to the policy.
(b) all Magic players deserve an opportunity to play with these cards. Any card that isn't on the reserved list may be reprinted.
Magic's various play formats define a large portion of the non-scarcity demand of cards. These formats are collections of sets that are grouped to be played together (excluding cards that have not been printed in one of these "acceptable" sets). Cards may be used in a format if a card with the same exact name is in one of the acceptable sets, even if that particular card was printed in an "unacceptable" set.
In 2011, Wizards of the Coast announced the creation of the Modern constructed format. A non-rotating format in which cards from Eighth Edition forward are legal. At the time, the best alternative for a non-rotating format was Legacy. It was (and is still) hampered by card availability problems that stem from the original list of reserved cards. Since Wizards' hands were tied when it came to meeting demand for Legacy singles cards. They created a similar, smaller format for which they had no restrictions about what could be printed again. This new format gave Wizards the competitive outlet that they wanted while maintaining their ability to reprint older cards without breaking their social contract to the players and collectors.
By the time 2013 arrived, and Modern had been featured in Grands Prix around the world and a few Pro Tour events, Wizards actualized their power to reprint cards not seen in Standard-legal sets en masse for the first time since Chronicles. Modern Masters, a limited-print-run release, hit the shelves with the sole goal of adding additional cards to circulation from sets as far back as 2003's Mirrodin.
It was everything Chronicles wasn't — a well-received, interesting collection of cards that not only did not reduce a lot of cards' secondary market values (past the short term); it actually increased the prices of key cards as the product release brought more attention to the uses of such cards in the competitive Magic: The Gathering scene. The set's release showed that while Wizards wouldn't renege on their promise to forego reprinting earlier cards to stimulate competitive play with older sets, they would surely aim to maintain a healthy balance between supply and demand with Modern-legal sets going forward!
[ezcol_3fifth]While the physical version of Magic: The Gathering is constrained by the reprint policy, the digital version is not. This fact is a double-edged sword, of sorts, but wielded effectively, the forward momentum created by accessibility is much more valuable to Magic Online's growth than the possibly backlash of small price drops. With Magic Online, Wizards can not only reprint cards in sets design to get them into players' hands indiscriminately (like they have with the Masters Edition sets), they can release entire sets again when they have been out of circulation (typically in a limited-time release)!
These tools have kept the price of Magic Online competitive decks much lower than their paper equivalents as the formats become more defined by discontinued cards.
Wizards has maintained a moderately aggressive stance for releasing additional cards into the discontinued sets card pool in magic the gathering. And the result has made the formats with discontinued sets much more affordable than their paper equivalents. The Legacy format is a wonderful example of the extreme effect of the reservedlist on competitive Magic card prices. The three decks showcased are between 50 to 75 percent cheaper on Magic Online than the paper counterparts! And the disparity will only get greater. As paper cards on the reserved list become scarcer on the secondary market and Wizards continues to add additional supply to Magic Online!
Speaking of reprinting cards on Magic Online. One of the most striking examples of the difference the reprint policy makes between the two media is embodied in something announced last year. Vintage Masters, a set almost entirely composed of reprints. Which is scheduled for a June 16, 2014. The release will contain cards that have not been printed since Unlimited Edition. This will also include the holy grail of Magic: The Gathering: the Power Nine.
Some malign the existence of the reserved list and others laud it. But the overall Reprint Policy has benefited both paper and digital Magic but in opposite ways. The paper version of the game maintains an elite core of collectibles. This also has the ability to sustain newer play formats indefinitely through limited-scale reprinting to meet demand. The digital version of the game has no long-term supply barrier to those looking to enjoy playing with cards. Throughout the game's illustrious past and the ability to make quick, limited-scale supply additions. Often, player enjoys both kind of media. Whichever media the player decides to experience, they are ensured of making Magic will happen.


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Lloyd Schermer
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Lloyd Schermer (born 1927) is an American businessman and artist.
Schermer served in the bleedin' United States Navy durin' World War II. Whisht now and eist liom. He attended Amherst College graduatin' in 1950, then earned an MBA from Harvard University.
1.1 Early years
1.2 Middle years
1.3 Later years
2.1 Exhibitions
2.2 Public and museum collections
2.3 Commissions
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Schermer entered general management in 1958 at the feckin' Star Courier in Kewanee, Illinois, grand so. While in Kewanee, the Star Courier received awards from the Illinois Daily Press Association and the Inland Press Association for community service and local community reportin'.[citation needed]
He moved to Missoula, Montana in 1959 where he became publisher of the feckin' Missoulian. Jasus. This is the bleedin' town in the feckin' book: A River Runs Through It. Whisht now and listen to this wan. While in Missoula, Schermer was deeply involved in community and state affairs. The newspaper played a bleedin' leadin' role in the feckin' passage of air and water pollution regulations for the feckin' State of Montana (one of the bleedin' first in the nation), and the oul' creation of the 300,000-acre (1,200 km2) Great Bear Wilderness Area, the oul' 120,000-acre (490 km2) Scapegoat Wilderness Area, which bordered the bleedin' 1,000,000-acre (4,000 km2) Bob Marshall Wilderness Area, bringin' the oul' total of the three to 1,420,000 acres (5,700 km2), to be sure. The Missoulian was instrumental in restorin' the Clark Fork (river) of the feckin' Columbia River from a feckin' polluted, sterile river to a blue ribbon trout stream today.[promotion?] The paper also played an oul' key role in the feckin' creation of an oul' constitutional convention that produced a bleedin' new state constitution.[promotion?]
Middle years[edit]
Durin' the feckin' 1960s, he continued as publisher of the feckin' Missoulian in Missoula, Montana. While in Montana he was elected Vice President of the bleedin' Lee Newspapers of Montana, which included Missoula, Billings, Helena, Butte & Livingston. He was elected a bleedin' director of Lee Enterprises in 1963 and served on the bleedin' Board for thirty-seven years, begorrah. In 1970 he moved to Iowa and became the oul' chief executive officer of Lee Enterprises, a feckin' national newspaper and media company.[1] Schermer served as a director and as chairman of the American Newspaper Publishers Association in Washington, DC, now part of the bleedin' Newspaper Association of America.[2][3]
In 1972 Lee Enterprises formed an oul' joint-venture with Nippon Paint Company of Osaka, Japan and NAPP Systems, USA (now Macdermid), that manufactured printin' plates in a 300,000-square-foot (28,000 m2) facility in San Diego, CA for over 400 newspapers worldwide, what? Schermer served as chairman and CEO of the oul' joint-venture for 12 years.[1]
In 1978, at the oul' end of China's Cultural Revolution he established the oul' first joint venture of an American firm in China with People's Daily. He helped establish the English language newspaper, China Daily, and published China Trade News in this country. Soft oul' day. He was the feckin' first foreigner allowed to make an address in People's Daily. The joint venture placed the first advertisin' ever carried in People's Daily and other Chinese publications. Lee published several books on China includin' its first Official Tourist Guide in cooperation with the bleedin' China International Tourist Agency. Whisht now and eist liom. The joint venture was given the rights to place all advertisin' from the bleedin' West in all of the bleedin' publications in China. Would ye believe this shite?It also had the rights to publish all books comin' out of China in the bleedin' West other than in Japan.
In 1991, Schermer was responsible for mergin' the oul' American Newspaper Publishers Association with the feckin' Newspaper Advertisin' Bureau and 5 other industry associations into the feckin' now 1500 member Newspaper Association of America.[2]
Schermer served as chairman of the National Board of the Smithsonian Institution for three years and remains on the feckin' board as an honorary trustee.[4] In 1994 he received the oul' Smithsonian's highest award, the Joseph Henry Medal. He serves on the oul' board of The Anderson Ranch Art Center in Snowmass Village, Colorado as an oul' life trustee, is a lifetime trustee of the Aspen Institute[5] and the bleedin' University of Montana Foundation, and is an oul' former trustee of the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies, the World Wildlife Fund and the bleedin' Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation.
Schermer Hall on the oul' first floor of the bleedin' West Win' of the oul' Smithsonian Castle is named after Lloyd G. Bejaysus this is a quare tale altogether. and Betty A. C'mere til I tell ya now. Schermer.[6]
Schermer resides in Aspen and Tucson, Arizona with his wife Betty. Sufferin' Jaysus. They have two sons and five grandchildren.
Art[edit]
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In 1993, with no previous trainin', Schermer took courses in drawin' and watercolor, would ye believe it? Since then, he has exhibited several works of original art, begorrah. Three of his monotypes were added to the feckin' Smithsonian American Art Museum in 2002. In fairness now. He was commissioned to do an oul' type sculpture for the Smithsonian American Art Museum, entitled An America Puzzle[7] He has completed large wood type sculptures for the feckin' University of Montana School of Journalism, the oul' University of Iowa School of Journalism in Iowa City, Iowa, the bleedin' Knight Foundation Board Room in Miami, Florida, the feckin' Washington Post buildin', and the home of New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman.[8]
Exhibitions[edit]
One Person Exhibition: Magidson Fine Art Gallery, Aspen, CO August 9 – 23, 2007
October 14, 2005, Roarin' Fork Open Aspen Art Museum, Aspen, CO
Adelson Gallery, The Aspen Institute, Summer 2006
Various Open Exhibitions 1998 – 2003 Red Brick Arts Center, Aspen, CO
The Art Institute of Tucson Gallery, Monotypes and Antique Wood Type Sculpture, like. December 10, 2010 – February 25, 2011. I hope yiz are all ears now. [1]
Public and museum collections[edit]
Type Sculpture: Live, 47 x 34.5 inches acquired by Library of Congress[9]
Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC[10]
Type Sculpture: An American Puzzle 48 x 96" completed in 2006 Located on the 3rd Floor of the bleedin' Luce Foundation Center[11]
Monotypes: 3 monotypes on paper, not currently on view[12]
The Freedom Forum's Newseum, Washington, DC
Type Sculpture: Gutenberg's Puzzle 60 x 120 inches, completed in 2007, Located in the oul' Entrance Lobby of the bleedin' Newseum
University of Montana, School of Journalism, Missoula, MT[13]
Type Sculpture: Wisdom's Puzzle 36 x 108 inches (2,700 mm), Completed in 2004, installed February 14, 2005 in the Adler Buildin''s Hall of Fame room.[14]
University of Iowa, School of Journalism, Iowa City, IA
Lee Enterprises, Inc. Sufferin' Jaysus. Davenport, IA[15]
Type Sculpture: Wisdom's Puzzle I, 60 x 180 inches (4,600 mm), Installed in the oul' Board Room
The Knight Foundation, Board Room, Miami, FL[16]
Type Sculpture: Wisdom's Puzzle, 48 x 144 inches (3,700 mm), installed in the Knight Foundation Board Room
The Washington Post (CEO's Door), Washington, DC
Type Sculpture: Door Installation, 96 x 36 inches (910 mm), CEO's Office of the oul' Washington Post
The Aspen Institute, Aspen, CO[5]
McCormick Tribune Freedom Museum, Chicago, IL[17]
Type Sculpture: A First Amendment Puzzle, 90 x 44 inches (1,100 mm), Permanent Collection of the feckin' Museum
Media, General Corporation, Richmond, VA
Figge Art Museum, Davenport, IA 4 x 8-foot (2.4 m) wall sculpture
Commissions[edit]
Lobby of the oul' Newseum, Washington, DC[18]
Type Sculpture: Gutenberg's Puzzle 60 x 120 inches, completed in 2007, Located in the Entrance Lobby of the oul' Newseum
The New York Times, New York, NY 2007
2 panels 30" x 150" each installed in the oul' 15th floor conference center[19]
Tom Friedman, New York Times columnist, 2007[8]
Type Sculpture: Commission, 43 x 51 inches (1,300 mm), Installed in their home
Board room of Morgan Stanley, New York, NY
Type Sculpture completed 2008
Board room Knight Foundation, Miami, FL[16]
Donald Reynolds Foundation, Las Vegas, NV
Video[edit]
The Art of Lloyd Schermer: A personal look at Lloyd Schermer and his art. 2007, produced by Digital Arts Foundation, Aspen, CO.
Approximate runnin' time: 36 minutes in 4 parts.[20]
Kickin' Rocks by Lloyd Schermer, 2008, Greenwich Publishin' Group, hardcover
Aspen Times Article, Man of Letters, 2006
Amherst College Magazine, 2007, Artist Review
^ a b Schermer, Lloyd G. Chrisht Almighty. "Lee Enterprises – Company History", grand so. Retrieved December 16, 2008.
^ a b "About the NAA, a holy brief history". Bejaysus this is a quare tale altogether. Archived from the original on December 18, 2008. Whisht now and eist liom. Retrieved December 20, 2008.
^ List of Amherst College people
^ "Smithsonian Institution 2007 Annual Report, page 55". Jesus Mother of Chrisht almighty. Retrieved December 10, 2008.
^ a b "Aspen Institute Annual Report 2007". Sufferin' Jaysus. Retrieved December 10, 2008.
^ "History – Smithsonian Castle". Retrieved October 9, 2017.
^ Schermer, Lloyd G. Whisht now and eist liom. "Sculpture: 20th century: An American Puzzle". Arra' would ye listen to this shite? Retrieved December 22, 2008.
^ a b "Lloyd Schermer and Tom Friedman with commission and photo". Bejaysus here's a quare one right here now. Retrieved December 10, 2008.
^ "Lloyd Schermer's Sculpture Acquired by Library of Congress | Anderson Ranch". Whisht now and listen to this wan. Anderson Ranch. January 15, 2015, fair play. Retrieved October 13, 2017.
^ "An American Puzzle". Smithsonian American Art Museum. Be the hokey here's a quare wan. Retrieved October 9, 2017.
^ Schermer, Lloyd G, be the hokey! "Sculpture by Lloyd G. Whisht now and eist liom. Schermer in the Permanent Collection of the feckin' Smithsonian American Art Museum". Be the holy feck, this is a quare wan. Retrieved December 10, 2008.
^ Schermer, Lloyd G, the cute hoor. "Monotypes by Lloyd G, what? Schermer in the feckin' Permanent Collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum", for the craic. Retrieved December 10, 2008.
^ Schermer, Lloyd G. "Sculpture: Wisdom's Puzzle", what? Archived from the original on July 31, 2008. Whisht now and eist liom. Retrieved December 16, 2008.
^ The Associated Press. "University opens journalism buildin' in Missoula". Retrieved December 16, 2008.
^ "Lee Enterprises Commission in Progress". Would ye swally this in a minute now?Retrieved December 16, 2008.
^ a b "The Knight Foundation Boardroom Sculpture Installation". Here's a quare one. Retrieved December 16, 2008.
^ "Amherst Creates, Sprin' 2007". Listen up now to this fierce wan. Archived from the original on February 14, 2012. Listen up now to this fierce wan. Retrieved December 16, 2008.
^ "A man of letters". Jaykers! Retrieved October 13, 2017.
^ Oksenhorn, Stewart (January 4, 2006). I hope yiz are all ears now. "Local sculptor's work to grace New York Times". The Aspen Times, the cute hoor. Retrieved December 10, 2008.
^ "The Art of Lloyd Schermer". Jaykers! Retrieved December 20, 2008.
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Our first #SmartCustody workshop, on Simple Cold Storage & Self-Custody was held on Tue, January 29, 2019, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM PST, in Mountain View, California. This workshop was designed for individual holders of digital assets, in particular cryptocurrency traders and those high net-worth individuals who are already familiar & working with digital assets, but were seeking to learn best practices for protecting themselves and their business from theft, fraud, or loss.
We had 17 people signup for this event from a very diverse set of backgrounds, including: two attorneys, a hedge-fund advisor, a Bitcoin Core contributor, a Dash blockchain expert, some operations and IT people, a long-tem bitcoin HODLer, and few people from an upcoming custodial service. All participants received a printed workbook, titanium tiles, engraving tools, waterproof paper and permanent marker, dice and EFF word list, and Pamela Morgan's book on Cryptoasset Inheritance Planning.
The morning of the workshop focused on a cold-storage scenario meant to introduce the larger process of how custory scenarios are created, and how and why various risk decisions were made (especially since mitigating one risk might increase a different risk). We also covered in detail nine of twenty-four digital asset "adversaries" that we've identified and had a good discussion about them.
In the afternoon we got to the real "meat" of the workshop: how to use risk modeling and adversarial analysis to make better decisions on where to focus improvements to your processes. We started with an overview of the risk modeling process for the cold-storage scenario, but then together brainstormed how to apply this process to a different scenario (in this case a small-time currency trader). By the end, everyone felt that they understood how this process works, and how applying it could have real impact. (In our trader scenario we discovered that maybe having a fresh known-good USB copy of your OS to double-check exchange data before various critical transfers might be useful, and that the trader should try to persuade Gemini to support real FIDO2 keys rather than using phone-based Authy for authentication).
Our last session focused on wallets. We dicussed the importance of randomness to cryptography, reviewed the differences between the approaches of Ledger and Trezor, explored the strengths of various new, upcoming and experimental wallets — including the new HTC Exodus phone and the Ellipal AirGap wallet — and analyzed how support of partially-signed bitcoin transactions in future wallets will make multisigs easier. We also touched upon how simple smart contracts can enable new forms of custody, such as Green Address' two-of-two approach. This last topic will be covered in more depth in the second workshop in this series.
We closed the day by discussing how to improve the workshop itself, especially given the very diverse audience that came. There were no easy answers but everyone agreed that the risk modeling and adversarial analysis were very powerful. Many said that they wanted to recommend to others that they come to future workshops, and some content suggestions were made based on who they thought should come.
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Saipan Botanical Garden är en park i Nordmarianerna (USA). Den ligger i kommunen Saipan Municipality, i den södra delen av Nordmarianerna. Saipan Botanical Garden ligger  meter över havet. Den ligger på ön Nordmarianerna.

Omgivningarna runt Saipan Botanical Garden är en mosaik av jordbruksmark och naturlig växtlighet.

Källor

Parker i Nordmarianerna


let the sunshine be there in the courtyard.
which says that we'll everyone behind..
let the sand of yesterday flow from the fingers.
let yourself be there in today, in this moment..
keep a sweet piece of life (in your mouth)..
why should we die, why not live..
drink the drops (of tears)..
let waters make the paths..


For the last 12 years, the No More Homeless Pets in Utah Coalition has been helping animals in the Beehive State find safe haven and loving homes. Since 2000, over 94,000 adoptions have been attributed to member groups. Further, the number of animals killed annually in the shelter system in Utah has gone from over 46,000 to under 30,000 in the last dozen years. The state's overall killing has decreased by 35 percent.
"One of the most important benefits of the coalition is the groups working together towards a common goal," says Danielle Slaughter, Best Friends Animal Society – Utah staffer. "In fact, the statistics for the first quarter of 2012 have seen us having the lowest number of animal intake and euthanasia since the coalition started."
The coalition fosters relationships and networking opportunities among animal welfare groups. Groups are invited to participate in major Best Friends' events like Pet Super Adoptions and Strut Your Mutt.
Community Animal Welfare Society (CAWS) has been on board since the coalition's inception. Janita Coombs, founder, cites the thrill of being a part of the Pet Super Adoption as one of the most fulfilling experiences for CAWS' members: "We enjoy having the chance to work with other rescues and shelters to save as many animals as possible in one weekend. It gives us a chance to not only save pets, but to enjoy one another's company."
CAWS was instrumental in rescuing a cat who captured the nation's attention when she survived the gas chamber — twice — before being found alive in the freezer. CAWS says that they are able to make a difference in the lives of animals in need, like Andrea, by being a member of the coalition.
"It was through the super adoption events and being a member of the coalition that we developed a strong relationship with the shelter manager," shares Janita. "Because of this relationship, the shelter manager felt comfortable calling us to help in the special circumstances with Andrea. We were also able to work with our coalition partners, specifically Anna Gonce (program director) of Best Friends, to assist the shelter in life-changing measures."
Daisy the dog was not doing well in the shelter. She was fostered while she got over her kennel cough, but she also had guarding issues. She acted aggressively when she was behind a fence or in her crate. Because of Daisy's behavior, she needed to be released to a rescue, not straight to an adopter. CAWS took her in and continued to help her overcome her behavior issues. CAWS was ultimately able to get her adopted to a loving home.
One of the coalition's newer members is Davis County Animal Care and Control. They've been on board since the fall of 2011, and they're making the most of the lifesaving resources. They placed 251 animals into coalition rescues between January and June 2012 — that's four times the number of animals placed during the same period in 2011.
"The most valuable benefit to being a member is the high level and quality of the rescue and shelter organizations that participate," says Clint Thacker, director. "In general, we don't have to worry that laws will be broken because of the good reputation of the rescues. Only rescue groups registered with the NMHP Coalition will be considered rescue partners of Davis County, unless otherwise stated by the director."
As Clint enthuses, "The coalition is an invaluable resource to municipal shelters and rescue groups."
Learn more about helping pets in Utah.
And wait, there's more: If you are a pet professional in Utah (i.e., a veterinarian, groomer, trainer, etc.), the No More Homeless Pets in Utah coalition has added a supporting membership category. For details on how you can lend your skills to saving lives, email Danielle Slaughter at danielles@bestfriends.org.


It's Back Again!! The Brass Pipe Swing String & Sing Variety Concert. At the 2016 concert, 600 people applauded the magic of music, vowing to return in 2018, and to bring all their friends. Entry is by donation box at the door and a gold coin for school-aged children and suggested $5 donation for adults. Net proceeds go back into music development in Pipe, Brass and Swing bands in Stanthorpe .
Concert goers please arrive at the Civic Centre at 6.30pm for a 6.55pm start on Tuesday 27 February. All your favourites from Brass, Pipe and Swing music will be played and brought back especially for the Stanthorpe fans, "The String Family" will perform their beautiful music.


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1.3.0.1 Distance is just a test to see how far love can travel.
1.3.0.2 Where there is love, there is life.
1.3.0.3 My heart is, and always will be, yours.
1.3.0.4 Love has no age, no limit and no death.
1.3.0.5 I want everyone to meet you. You're my favorite person of all time.
1.3.0.6 Sometimes I can't see myself when I'm with you. I can only just see you.
1.3.0.7 The first time I saw you, my heart whispered: That's the one.
1.3.0.8 When I first saw you, I fell in love with you and you smiled because you knew.
1.3.0.9 Let me love you if not for the rest of your life then for the rest of mine.
1.3.0.10 You have no idea how fast my heart beats when I see you.
1.3.0.11 Every morning would be perfect if I woke up next to you.
1.3.0.12 Someone asked me, how's life? I just smiled & replied, she's fine.
1.3.0.13 Kiss me, and you may see stars, love me and I will give them to you.
1.3.0.14 I love you yesterday I love you still, I always have… I always will.
1.3.0.15 My night has become a sunny dawn because of you.
1.3.0.16 If I could be with you in my dreams. I would never wake up.
1.3.0.17 I still fall for you every day.
1.3.0.18 I want to be in your arms, where you hold me tight and never let me go.
1.3.0.19 One Boy – Thousand Feelings.
1.3.0.20 Every love story is beautiful but ours is my favorite.
1.3.0.21 I want to run away with you. Where there is only you and me.
1.3.0.22 Falling in love is only half of I want, staying in love with you for till forever is the other.
1.3.0.23 You know you're in love when you see the world in her eyes and her eyes everywhere in the world.
1.3.0.24 There's only 1 thing 2 do 3 words 4 you – I Love You.
1.3.0.25 Love is the strongest force the world possesses, yet it is the humblest imaginable – Gandhi.
1.3.0.26 I was looking for someone that can improve my life, but then I met you and found my life in you which were already perfect.
1.3.0.27 Your cute smile is all I need to battle all struggles in my life.
1.3.0.28 Love isn't complicated, people are.
1.3.0.29 Never trust your heart because it's on the right side.
1.3.0.30 No matter how 'Busy' a person is… if they really love, they will always find the time for you!
1.3.0.31 Love is like a Air ..We can't see it but! we can feel it.
1.3.0.33 My 'heart' is always your!
Whenever a tree loses it's leaf a new leaf is ready to to take its place.
If you have none around you to help, that means God has full trust on you..Trust yourself!
We live in a dumb age where smartphone's are thinner and smarter people are obese and stupid.
When luck favors, you can kick the whole world, but.. when luck fails, the whole world kicks you.
Two fundamentals of cool life – Walk like you are the king or walk like you don't care.


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How can the feds screen 11 million illegal immigrants?
Daniel González, The Arizona Republic
Bill would allow undocumented immigrants to apply for provisional legal status
After 10 years%2C they could apply for permanent residency
After 3 more years%2C they could apply to become U.S. citizens
The 11 million immigrants in the country illegally would have to pass national-security and criminal-background checks before receiving legal status under an immigration overhaul bill the Senate is considering, but some critics say the federal government would have a hard time adequately screening such a large number of people.
Federal immigration officials conducting the background checks also would have difficulty screening out potential terrorists because the checks are limited to information contained in government databases and terrorist-watch lists, critics say.
STORY:Boston bombings loom large in debate
STORY:Senators try to find balance in debate
"If you are not in an existing database as a problem or there is not something in your background that raises a red flag, you are going to breeze through," said James Carafano, a vice president and national-security expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation think tank. "It's far from a panacea."
National security has become a major concern in the debate over immigration reform in wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.
On Tuesday, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that the sweeping immigration overhaul introduced last week in the Senate would improve national security by helping authorities know who is in the country.
In addition to other reforms, the bill would allow most of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the country to apply for provisional legal status. After 10 years, they could apply for permanent residency, and then, after three more years, citizenship.
The bill requires immigrants applying for legal status to register with the government by filing applications that include personal information and requires them to submit fingerprints and other biometric data. The bill also requires them to pass national-security and criminal-background checks each time they apply to renew their provisional status and when they apply for permanent residency.
Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake, a Republican and a member of the "Gang of Eight" senators who crafted the bill, said the measure would improve national security because it would subject illegal immigrants to background checks that are sufficiently thorough.
"It will be a daunting task to do it, but we need to," Flake said. "We have to because those who have aggravated felonies on their record will not have the opportunity to adjust (their status)."
He also has said the bill would establish a better system to track when immigrants enter the country and when they leave.
However, some Republicans are trying to slow down movement of the bill that the bipartisan group of senators introduced. The opponents want to know if the Boston Marathon bombing suspects exploited any loopholes in the nation's immigration system or whether the bill should addres any national-security flaws.
"To give amnesty to millions — without knowing whether some of them want to do us harm — is to jeopardize American lives," Rep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas, said in a written statement. "We should go slow before making any changes to immigration policy that don't put the interests of Americans first."
Authorities have no indication so far that the Boston Marathon bombing suspects, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, violated U.S. immigration laws.
The two brothers are ethnic Chechens from Russia and came to the U.S. legally about a decade ago when their family sought asylum. Both became legal permanent residents. The younger brother later became a naturalized U.S. citizen, but the Department of Homeland Security turned down Tamerlan's application to naturalize after a routine background check showed that the FBI had interviewed him in 2011, federal officials told TheNew York Times.
U.S. officials said Tuesday that Tamerlan, who was killed, was an ardent reader of jihadist websites and extremist propaganda.
However, such activity alone most likely would not show up in an immigration background check, Carafano said.
"You could spend your entire life on jihadist websites, and unless you are on a terrorist-watch list or in some kind of database or unless there is something very strange in your application that flags them, you could be the leader of the local I Hate America Club and they are not going to pick up on that," he said.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Department of Homeland Security agency responsible for conducting background checks for immigrants applying for immigration benefits including permanent residency and citizenship already is swamped with applications, Carafano said. That creates a long backlog for background checks.
Legalizing millions of undocumented immigrants although increasing legal immigration by granting permanent residency to millions of immigrants waiting for green cards would make it that much more difficult for the government to conduct timely background checks, he said.
"We've been down that road before post-9/11 where we dramatically expanded the number of people we did background checks on," Carafano said. "It's going to create an enormous strain."
Carafano also doubts the fines and fees that immigrants would be required to pay to legalize their status would be enough cover background check costs.
Flake said the fees and penalties called for in the bill should be sufficient to cover the costs of background checks, but if they fall short, Congress would have to appropriate money because the background checks are extremely important.
"This is part of coming out of the shadows," he said. "That's part of the benefit. We know who is here."
The background checks also would be used to determine who should be deported, Flake said.
"That is part of the benefit of having people go through background checks: to have a better idea of who is here," Flake said. "I can't image that anyone would object to deporting someone who comes up in these background checks as having aggravated felonies or ties to terrorism or something like that. That's a good thing if we find that."
Contributing: The Associated Press


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When Will The Video Of A Chicago Police Officer Shooting A 13-Year-Old Be Released?
By Don Babwin/Associated Press
April 2, 2021, 12:44 p.m. CT
A gun Chicago police say was recovered at the scene where an officer shot a 13-year-old boy in Little Village. Courtesy of the Chicago Police Department
The agency that investigates Chicago police shootings said it is trying to figure out a way to legally release body camera video of an officer fatally shooting a 13-year-old earlier this week.
Ephrain Eaddy, a spokesman for the Civilian Office of Police Accountability, said in a statement late Thursday that the agency was "making every effort and researching all legal avenues" that would allow for the public release of all video that might have captured the early Monday shooting of Adam Toledo.
According to police, officers were dispatched to an area in the Little Village neighborhood on the city's West Side after the department's ShotSpotter technology detected the sound of gunfire nearby. When they arrived, Toledo and a 21-year-old man ran away. While chasing the teen, there was an "armed confrontation" during which the officer shot him once in the chest. He died at the scene. The 21-year-old man was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of resisting arrest.
Police said investigators recovered a gun near the shooting scene, but the department hasn't said whether the teen fired it or was holding it during the chase. The officer was placed on administrative leave, which is standard practice in police shootings. But police haven't released the name of the officer who shot the teen, which is typical for the department early on during such investigations.
There were immediate calls for police to release the video of the shooting. The city has a troubling history of trying to suppress video that reflects poorly on its police department, including in the 2014 killing of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald — for which the officer who shot the Black teenager 16 times eventually was convicted of murder — and in a botched 2019 raid during which a naked, Black, innocent woman wasn't allowed to put on clothes until after she was handcuffed.
Eaddy said earlier Thursday that the police accountability board is legally prohibited from releasing the video of Monday's shooting because Adam was a minor. But a short time later, Police Superintendent David Brown released a statement in which he said he "adamantly" supports the release of the body camera video.
In some past cases, the department has quickly moved to release video of police shootings to dispel speculation about officer misconduct. At the same time, in a case that is certain to gain widespread attention because of the boy's age, Brown pointed to a recent spate of violent crimes involving minors in the city.
Meanwhile, Mayor Lori Lightfoot took to Twitter to say it is important that video of the shooting be shown to the boy's family and then be released to the public as quickly as possible.
Matt Topic, a Chicago attorney who has handled several cases involving public records, said the police accountability board should discover in its research that it is, in fact, legal to release the body camera footage. He told the Chicago Sun-Times that the courts "have repeatedly rejected" the argument that the Illinois Juvenile Court Act prevents the release of such videos that involve minors.
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The pieces of the Barbosa Jewelry collection are created by the designer Felipe Barbosa, who has designed jewelry for celebrities such as Vanessa Swarovski and Carlos Santana as well as accessories and trophies such as the Silver Cross for the Guanajuato International Film Festival (GIFF). The charm, culture and customs of Mexico's magic villages are the inspiration with which he creates his designs. These characteristics are transmitted in each of the pieces to make them feel beautiful and elegant for the people who carry them. The pieces are made from brass with 24K gold plated or silver plate. Additionally, there is a coating which will make your jewelry retain their original color and shine for a long time. Other fine quality materials like Swarovski crystal, leather and silk are also used. Barbosa Jewelry is a company dedicated to making fine handmade jewelry. Their shop is located at in the center of San Miguel de Allende.


BUDGET AIRLINE Jet2 has made a sudden decision to cancel all of its Edinburgh to Murcia San Javier airport flights with effect from October 25, despite have taken bookings for 2016.
The airport is very close to the La Manga Club, which boasts such well-known guests as Scotland football manager Gordon Strachan and his wife, as well as Kenny Dalglish and his wife. A large number of Scottish families own properties in surrounding towns and the nearest alternative airport is Alicante, which is a further 60 miles away and will force travellers to resort to either hiring a car or paying for a taxi.
Although San Javier airport is shared with the Spanish military, it does handle flights from a number of UK-based airlines. However no others fly from Edinburgh except Jet2 and passengers will have to wait to see whether any of those airlines look to expand their routes. In the meantime, canny Scots may consider looking at the twice-weekly flights from Glasgow operated by Ryanair.
A Jet2 spokesperson said: "We have taken the difficult decision to stop operating our Edinburgh to Murcia service. Bookings stopped August 20 and the last flights will operate until October 25 2015.


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Trump's zero-sum game on trade has only made Mexico more attractive to US business, Larry Summers says
Published Tue, Feb 7 20179:39 AM EST Updated Tue, Feb 7 20179:39 AM EST
Matthew J. Belvedere@Matt_Belvedere
Dangers of Trump's trade deals: Larry Summers
President Donald Trump's promises to rip up free trade agreements and start over are "dangerous" and "counterproductive," former Clinton Treasury Secretary Larry Summers told CNBC on Tuesday.
"If our policy is to try to wall off the U.S. market and try to hope that other countries fail, 'that could be a policy.' I think it's a policy that will be catastrophic in terms of our long-term security interests," Summers said on "Squawk Box."
If Trump's promise to rework NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, were to end up scrapping the deal, Mexico's trade barriers would go up more than those in the U.S., said Summers, who also was economic advisor President Barack Obama.
Since Trump's trade policies have come closer to going into effect, the Mexican peso has dropped about 15 percent.
"That means anybody thinking about locating in Mexico now has a 15 percent cost advantage," Summers said. "That 15 percent is huge relative to what he's accomplished yelling at a few CEOs."
"It actually works out in a counterproductive way," he added.
Summers also criticized the House GOP's border adjustment tax on imports. "If we do the border adjustment, my guess is that the dollar will rise substantially," he said. "The dollar will rise but it won't rise enough to fully protect the importers."
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Q: ¿Como cambiar this de react a this de javascript? Tengo una funcion para buscar elementos en una tabla:
export const buscador = (este,columna) => {
    var tableReg = $(este).parent("td").parent("tr").parent("thead").parent("table")[0];
    var searchText =$(este).val().toLowerCase();
    var cellsOfRow="";
    var found=false;
    var compareWith="";

    for (var i = 1; i < tableReg.rows.length; i++)
    {
        cellsOfRow = tableReg.rows[i].getElementsByTagName('td');
        found = false;
            compareWith = cellsOfRow[columna].innerHTML.toLowerCase();
            if(compareWith[0]!='<'){
                if (searchText.length == 0 || (compareWith.indexOf(searchText) > -1))
                {
                    found = true;
                }
            }
        if(found)
        {
            tableReg.rows[i].style.display = '';
        } else {
            tableReg.rows[i].style.display = 'none';
        }
    }
}

al cual llamaba mas o menos asi en javascript-html:
<input placeholder="Buscar" onkeyup="buscador(this,0)" type="text" class="form-control" >

Y como entenderán this me enviaba al input y a partir de ahí hacia la búsqueda, pero ahora hago algo similar en react pero no me funciona:
<input placeholder="Buscar" onChange={()=>buscador(this,0)} type="text" className="form-control"/>

pero en este caso this ya no es el input que yo esperaba, la verdad no se que es lo que llega(ya lo vi en consola no se que seria.), pero lo que quisiera conseguir es enviar el input en esa variable.¿Como lo logro?

A: La manera más sencilla es leer el target del paramétro evento que toda función event handler recibe:
<input placeholder="Buscar" onChange={(e)=>buscador(e.target,0)} type="text" className="form-control"/>


The delicious, sweet craft of the honey bee has been loved across the globe for thousands of years but more recently it is Manuka honey that has been gaining worldwide recognition for its incredible benefits. New Zealand Manuka bush honey contains extraordinary, naturally present, unique activity which is responsible for the internationally researched benefits of Manuka honey. This unique factor is not found in any other variety of honey, nor is it present in all Manuka Honey. As a consumer, how do you know you're buying Manuka honey with this unique activity?
Manuka Honey has been hailed for its unique properties not found in other honeys. There is a significant international body of research into these benefits.
The UMF® Honey Association is an independent body which regulates the UMF® (Unique Manuka Factor™) Manuka honey quality trademark and protects your rights as a consumer through the maintenance of stringent, internationally recognised quality standards with regard to the production of UMF® rated Manuka honey.
As people become familiar with Manuka Honey's special qualities they understand why it is more expensive than normal table honey. While other honeys might have a degree of activity when they are first extracted from the hive (derived from hydrogen peroxide), it's not stable.
Manuka Honey is different: it has a further factor (a non peroxide activity or NPA) and synergistic effects which are stable and not affected by light or moderate heat. It is these which are responsible for the much-talked-about benefits of Manuka honey.
If you buy UMF® Manuka Honey you can be confident that the product inside is true to label. There is an independent, internationally recognised verification programme that provides you with the opportunity to verify label claims. The label claim is to a level of Non-Peroxide Activity, a standard which compares the NPA of the honey using phenol (a widely used antiseptic) as a comparative standard. For example UMF® 12+ manuka honey has the equivalent non-peroxide activity of a 12% phenol solution.
NPA cannot be seen or tasted, so shoppers are totally reliant on accurate and honest labelling on the jar. The UMF® Honey Association is an organization that has set up an international programme of verification for the unique factor found in some Manuka honey. New Zealand producers and marketers who meet set criteria are licenced to use the UMF® quality trademark.
The UMF® Honey Association uses laboratories that are accredited and have international standing and recognition.
There is a plethora of other 'manuka honeys' and honeys from other countries on the market using a variety of descriptors and implied claims of containing NPA, such as 'active', 'bioactive', 'AAA' etc. These terms do not guarantee NPA qualities and any numbers that might appear on the jar such as +10 or +15 are meaningless to the retailer and consumer as they do not adhere to the recognised NPA standard behind the research on Manuka honey.
The UMF® Honey Association wishes to highlight that if honey carries the UMF® quality trademark, consumers can be confident they are purchasing a safe, high quality product which is true to label and offers the benefits associated with verified NPA levels in Manuka Honey.


Blue Triangle exists to support, accommodate and assist vulnerable people to achieve better lives.
The post will involve three/four rota shifts per week.
In return, we'll offer you excellent learning and development opportunities, competitive annual leave entitlement, pension scheme, access to employee assistance programmes such as counselling, and life assurance.
The post will involve two/three rota shifts per week.
Renfrew project delivers housing support to service users 21 years and over within a residential setting and a support/housing assistant model. There are 17 flats split across 2 buildings in close location to each other. The service is staffed 24 hours a day by housing assistants. Support is on a needs led basis while at the project and can be delivered for up to 8 weeks after service user's move to their own tenancies.
• Independent Living Skills; Cooking, budgeting, benefits, cleaning, dealing with forms, reporting repairs and paying rent.
• Personal Issues; Sexual health, relationships, substance awareness, physical & mental health.
• Occupation of Time; Education, training, employment, leisure activities, outward bound.
This service's main aim is to support tenancy sustainment and to reduce repeat homelessness. The successful applicant will be responsible for supporting service user's at the project then moving them into their own tenancy and helping to sustain these.
**Please note that the Association is currently conducting a major job evaluation exercise and that all salaries are subject to change following negotiation with our recognised trade union.
You will have an HNC or SVQ3 qualification in social care, although consideration may be given to exceptional candidates who are not qualified to that level. Other essentials include: experience of working with vulnerable people, addiction issues and challenging behaviour; effective written and verbal communication; knowledge of homelessness issues; and, above all, the determination to make a difference in the lives of our service users.
** Please note that the Association is currently conducting a major job evaluation exercise and that all salaries are subject to change following negotiation with our recognised trade union. We are looking for an enthusiastic individual with the right values to join our service assisting and supporting vulnerable homeless people to achieve better lives.
We are looking for an enthusiastic individual with the right values to join our service in Hamilton to assist and support vulnerable homeless people to achieve better lives.
The post will involve 4 rota shifts per week. Typical shift pattern is a mixture of early, mid and late shifts.
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Digital Transformation Manager to join our established and successful team based at our Head Office in Glasgow. This role combines a digital change agenda that will enable our 300+ staff to work smarter and more efficiently with overall management responsibility for delivering a reliable, highly available and secure IT infrastructure that will meet legal compliance requirements.
The Association has 20 project sites across Scotland offering services to enable excluded homeless people to develop the self-confidence and the skills required to live independently.
You will be expected to lead, plan, commission and deliver the Association's new IT infrastructure and to ensure that its IT systems, processes and procedures support the delivery of the Association's strategic objectives and business/digital transformation agenda. You will work collaboratively with managers to drive forward the digital change agenda and will integrate all legal compliance requirements in terms of data protection, GDPR and information and records management.
Other important elements will include upskilling staff in terms of confidence and abilities, being responsible for electronic data security/integrity (office based and mobile working) and developing a robust business continuity plan for digital services.
In return, we can offer a varied and challenging workload and a wide degree of autonomy. We also offer generous annual leave entitlement, a contributory pension scheme, life assurance and an employee assistance programme.
We are looking for an enthusiastic individual with the right values to support our Project Manager to manage our service assisting and supporting vulnerable homeless people to achieve better lives.
The successful candidate will assist the Project Manager in the responsibility for both delivery and management of the Association's North High Street service which is based in Musselburgh East Lothian. You will assist in the management of a team of Project Workers; take appropriate responsibility for the accommodation – 7 service users in supported accommodation and support young vulnerable people experiencing homelessness. The staff team is responsible for providing a high quality support service to service users, encouraging them to build their skills and confidence. You will be required to work shifts as determined by the operational requirements of the project.
The successful candidate will be expected to provide a meaningful support service to identified individuals who live in the project and/or in the community. You will provide a quality service tailored to the assessed needs of each individual by identifying, planning and facilitating support to enable appropriate move-on options for each service user. You will use all of your knowledge and experience to help service users build their life skills and prepare for independent living. The candidate will also support the Manager in the day to day running of two services, mainly based at Musselburgh North High Street project, and covering some shifts in our Port Seton project.
· Clear organisational and time management skills.
You will be required to work on the rota, which will include back and weekend shifts, for part of the working week.
3/4 night shifts per week from 21:00 – 05:00 on a rolling rota basis.
We are looking for two enthusiastic individuals with the right values to join our service assisting and supporting vulnerable homeless people to achieve better lives.
The successful candidates will be expected to provide a meaningful support service to identified individuals who live in the project and/or in the community. You will provide a quality service tailored to the assessed needs of each individual by identifying, planning and facilitating support to enable appropriate move-on options for each service user. You will use all of your knowledge and experience to help service users build their life skills and prepare for independent living.
The post will involve five shifts over a four week rolling rota.
The successful candidate will be expected to provide a meaningful support service to identified individuals who live in the project. You will provide a quality service tailored to the assessed needs of each individual by identifying, planning and facilitating support to enable appropriate move-on options for each service user. You will use all of your knowledge and experience to help service users build their life skills and prepare for independent living.
2 x 8 hour shifts over 7 days on a 4 week rolling rota.
We are looking for relief workers to cover night shifts on weekdays and weekends. We provide accommodation and support to adults who are homeless and moving on from homeless accommodation.
· Do you have the motivation to undertake this role?
· Are you a people person who wants to help homeless people improve their lives?
· Do you see yourself working in the social care sector?
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a confident and enthusiastic L&D professional to drive our learning and development activities in line with our overall strategy.
Reporting to the HR Manager, you will develop and promote a culture of learning and coaching across the organisation to allow staff to develop the right skills. This post will give you a real chance to shape new ways of learning and to implement them in order to contribute to the success of the organisation.
You will have the appropriate experience and/or qualifications to allow you to contribute to the continuous improvement of the organisation. It is essential that you have detailed understanding of the training needs of an organisation such as ours, the SVQ qualifications framework and the Scottish Social Services Council. You will have a proven track record in delivering training, producing learning and development frameworks and devising different methods of learning and development.
In return, we can offer a varied and challenging workload, development opportunities and a good degree of autonomy. We also offer generous annual leave, a contributory pension scheme, life assurance and an employee assistance programme.
· Staff leadership and management.
The post will involve three shifts over a four week rolling rota.
The project is part of a 3 site service. Portwell, Hamilton, provides support for Homeless People and care experienced young people.
The site consist of 12 Beds (6x 1 Bed Self-Contained Flats and 6 x Bedsits). Half of the accommodation is supported accommodation and half is first stop emergency accommodation taking referrals 24 hrs per day.
The project is part of a 3 site service. The Blantyre site provides supported accommodation for individuals aged 16+ who are homeless young people/adults and care experienced young people. It consists of 11 beds (6 x 1 bed self-contained flats and 5 x bedsits).
The post will involve 2 rota shifts per week and every 4th week there will be a 3rd shift.
Typical shift pattern is a mixture of early, mid and late shifts.
The service accommodates and supports people aged 16 and over who are homeless. Typical length of shifts are 10 hours from 22:00 – 08:00 or 21:00 - 05:00, including weekends. Housing Assistants manage the accommodated buildings 24/7 and provide a contact point for people who may need some assistance or guidance where required, this involves lone working.
The service accommodates and supports for people aged 16 and over who are experienced homelessness. Typical shifts 7.5 hours over a three week rolling rota, which includes weekends. Housing Assistants manage the accommodated buildings 24/7 and provide a contact point for young people who may need some assistance or guidance where required, this involves lone working.
The post will involve 4 – 5 rota shifts per week.
The post will involve 4 rota shifts per week.


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KATHRYN KELLY: The Moll Behind "Machine Gun" Kelly by Barbara Casey
Kathryn Kelly: The Moll Behind "Machine Gun" Kelly
is the first book ever written about a woman who
chose to follow a life of crime during the Prohibition era.
Kathryn Kelly: The Moll Behind "Machine Gun" Kelly is a biography of the woman who made a career of crime. With a lust for danger, she masterminded the crimes that took her and her husband, and others who included her own mother and stepfather, on a spree across Minnesota, Tennessee, Oklahoma, and Texas. Starting with smaller crimes that included bootlegging, smuggling liquor onto an Oklahoma Indian reservation, and other petty crimes, she encouraged her husband, George Barnes aka George Kelly, toward a life of more serious criminal activity that eventually escalated into bank robberies, kidnapping and extortion.
Many believe that it was Kathryn, after giving him a machine gun, who developed George's feared persona and the name of Machine Gun Kelly. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover was even convinced that the two were somehow connected in the Lindbergh kidnapping. Kathryn and Machine Gun Kelly were eventually captured after kidnapping Charles Urschel, a wealthy Oklahoma City oilman, and collecting a $200,000 ransom the largest ransom ever paid at that time.
Eventually, the two were captured in Memphis, where Kelly had grown up as a boy. During their trial in Oklahoma City, movie cameras were allowed into the courtroom for the first time as curious spectators across the nation watched. Kathryn, while claiming to be an innocent victim in a bad marriage, remained unrepentant, smiling and primping for the cameras, and writing threatening letters to the judge and attorneys assigned to the case as well as her victims.
Convicted in 1933, Kathryn served twenty-five years of her life sentence at FPC Alderson, West Virginia, when in 1958 she was finally released into obscurity. Although much has been written about Machine Gun Kelly, there is very little known about Kathryn.
Through narrative, FBI files, rare quotes from George Kelly's son and other relatives and associates, extensive research, and several photographs, Kathryn Kelly ¬The Moll behind Machine Gun Kelly is the first book ever written about a woman who chose to follow a life of crime during the Prohibition era.
As I interview and write the stories of others, I am always drawn to a biography of any kind. Author Barbara Casey is an established award winning author who works mostly in fiction. This book is a rare journey for her into the non-fiction arena.
The Moll Behind "Machine Gun" Kelly takes the reader behind the scenes and tries to shed light on this historical couple - separating fact from fiction where possible. It's a fairly short read and surprisingly - given her background writing fiction - is told in a journalistic style. Time lines are honoured, the facts as they are known are shared and sources are quoted throughout.
If you're interested in reading this story from a historical, newspaper-style perspective, this is the treatment for you. One note - I did find the formatting a bit unusual. The table of contents had an unexpected look and the font size was overly large. When you read and review a lot of books, these things pop.
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Barbara Casey is a partner in Strategic Media Books, and president of the Barbara Casey Agency, representing authors throughout the United States, Great Britain, Canada, and Japan. She is also a manuscript consultant and the author of numerous articles, poems, and short stories.
Her award-winning novels have received national recognition, including the Independent Publishers Book Award. Her novel, The House of Kane, was considered for a Pulitzer nomination, and The Gospel According to Prissy, also a contemporary adult novel received several awards including the prestigious IPPY Award for Best Regional Fiction. Her most recent young adult novel, The Cadence of Gypsies, received the Independent Publishers Living Now Award and was reviewed by the Smithsonian for its list of Best Books.
Ms. Casey makes her home on the top of a mountain in northwest Georgia with her husband and three dogs who adopted her: Benton, a hound-mix, Fitz, a miniature dachshund, and Gert, a Jack Russel terrier of sorts.
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Q: Stack and base pointers Hi i want to ask how the EBP and ESP registers are initialized and updated during program execution.
I have an image below and the author explains that when entering a new function, first the arguments are pushed onto the stack shown in the yellow region, then the base pointer EBP is updated and the base pointer of the previous function stored, followed by stack allocating more resources for local variables and return addresses.
I want to know wouldn't it be easier to simply update the base pointer when entering the new function, then allocate memory for the previous function's base pointer register address, followed by the arguments, local variables and return value? Instead of having the EBP in the middle of a stack frame for a function.
My other question is, where exactly does the return address value point to in the previous function, is it at the end of the previous function, or the start of the previous function?
My other question is, what significance does storing the previous function base pointer register if you already store the return address of the previous function?
The idea i get from pointers is that you essentially just want to use them as a reference for accessing resources local to a function, you can do with the return address
Thanks

A: To return from a function you need to restore (at least) two things.
One is where the instruction pointer is, what the next instruction you are running it located at.
The other is where the stack pointer is, where the data you are operating is.
(Depending on calling convention, registers may also have to be reset, but I don't know details here).
The return address -- the instruction pointer -- points to where the code should continue executing when returned from the call.  This isn't usually either the start or end of the calling function, but rather the "next instruction" after the call.  (But not really; it points to the code that handles the return from the function, which in some calling conventions does real work).
The code calling a function has to update the stack pointer so that the called function knows where its on-stack arguments are, and provide enough information for the called function to return.
The function called has no need to do that internally.  It (well, the compiler writing it knows) what variables it has put on the stack, and how big they are.  The set of variables on the stack may vary over time during the body of the function.  So updating the stack pointer is pointless, and would even make offset calculations a bit more complex (as they keep on changing, instead of being constant for a given "variable") and confusing for an assembly writer.
Code that accesses the stack does so with an offset regardless.  Not changing the stack pointer is doing less work than changing the stack pointer, and doing less work usually is faster than doing more work.
So you leave the stack pointer alone, unless you need to change it.
The return address is useless for accessing mutable data.  The return address points at usually read-only machine code, not at mutable state on the stack.
Now, there are plenty of calling conventions in the wild.  Many of them do slightly different things.  Which arguments go on the stack, which are stored in registers, what kind of arguments go where, and who resets the stack pointer (the caller or the callee) can vary, among other things.


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