text:
AutoMaruti Suzuki
Maruti Suzuki S Cross Hatchback First Drive & Gearbox
Maruti Suzuki S Cross Overview Maruti Suzuki S-Cross is one of the few cars from the Indo-Japanese automaker that went about its business in a subtle way and hasn't been an outright sales sensation. The S-Cross is the first ever
UncategorizedLipoma
What Is Lipoma & What Are The Symptoms & Causes of Lipomas
Lipomas are basically lumps of fats or a clump of fat cells in the form of the thin fibrous capsule which get deposited under the skin. It is not a life-threatening issue but can cause problems to you in other
UncategorizedDigital Marketing
The Difference Between Digital Marketing & Social Media Marketing
Digital marketing is a type of marketing which uses the internet as the core medium of promotion which can be accessed using electronic gadgets like computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. While Social Media Marketing is a subset of digital marketing
Maruti Suzuki Celerio Performance & Price
Maruti Suzuki Celerio Overview Maruti's small cars are always much-awaited and come pre-loaded with market-shaking potential. It is, however, true that after the Swift, there hasn't been a hatchback from Maruti-Suzuki that has really rocked the passenger car market. But,


text:
Edgar Wright's New Psychological Thriller Gets Release Date
Anyone who saw 2017's Baby Driver will not be forgetting the director of the movie- Edgar Wright, for his unique style of story-telling and visual comedy. Two years after his summer smash hit, the director is back again with another original flick. But, this time Wright is all set to deviate a little from his iconic style for the London-based psychological thriller.
Titled Last Night in Soho, nothing much has been revealed about the movie so far. However, during the early stages ahead of filming, Wright revealed that the movie will be a thriller which will remind many fans of Nicolas Roeg's 1973 thriller Don't Look Now and Roman Polanski's 1965 feature Repulsion.
Finally, we got the official confirmation from Focus Features that the movie is slated to release on Friday, September 25, 2020. If the date remains unchanged, then we will see the movie face off against The Many Saints of Newark, the upcoming prequel film to The Sopranos.
However, Last Night in Soho has an impressive cast to power it to the top of the box-office. The movie will star Anya Taylor-Joy (New Mutants), Matt Smith (Doctor Who), Thomasin McKenzie (Jojo Rabbit), Michael Ajao (Attack the Block), Synnøve Karlsen (Clique), Diana Rigg (Game of Thrones), Terence Stamp (Superman), and Rita Tushingham (A Taste of Honey). Wright will be co-writing the script with Penny Dreadful's Krysty Wilson-Cairns. The film will be produced by Wright, Nira Park, and Working Title's Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. It will also be released overseas by Universal Pictures International.
There is no doubt that Baby Driver helped Wright to mark his name on the Hollywood map. The movie starring Ansel Elgort, Lily James, Jon Hamm, Eiza Gonzalez, Jamie Foxx, and Jon Bernthal, went on to gross $226 million worldwide. It was also a massive hit with critics and received three Oscar nominations. With the upcoming movie, Wright will surely make his way into the list of top Hollywood directors.
In the meantime, we will keep you update more about Wright and his new psycho-thriller.
2020edgar-wrightLatest Movies

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
module PgAudit::Readonly

  extend ActiveSupport::Concern

  included do
  end

  module ClassMethods

    # Set up these methods to customize the audit columns
    def read_only_columns
      %w||
    end

    def exsiting_read_only_columns
      read_only_columns & self.column_names
    end

    #+++++++++

    def drop_readonly_trigger
      self.connection.execute "DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS #{self.table_name}_readonly_columns ON #{self.table_name}"
    end

    def set_up_readonly_triggers
      drop_readonly_trigger
      self.connection.execute %|
        CREATE TRIGGER #{self.table_name}_readonly_columns
        BEFORE UPDATE ON #{self.table_name} FOR EACH ROW
        WHEN ( (#{exsiting_read_only_columns.map {|c| "OLD.#{c}"}.join(',')}) IS DISTINCT FROM (#{exsiting_read_only_columns.map {|c| "NEW.#{c}"}.join(',')}) )
        EXECUTE PROCEDURE msgfailerror('#{exsiting_read_only_columns.join(',')} are read only in #{self.table_name}');
        |
    end

    def reload_readonly_triggers
      drop_readonly_trigger
      set_up_readonly_triggers
    end

  end

end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


We promise that all of For Your Paws Only LLC coupon codes and promo codes are free and verified for all online shoppers. One of the coupons that you can use is for up to 75% off of your purchase. Enjoy our latest & verified 73 promotion codes at best prices. View our updated For Your Paws Only LLC promo codes to get great savings on your purchases. Don't pay more than you have to when using these amazing coupon codes. Additional For Your Paws Only LLC promotions and coupons from Sewforless can be found on their social media pages and at www.mkrnp.org.
Take advantage of fouryourpawsonly.com enjoy amazing deals using For Your Paws Only LLC best coupon . Our customers love good bargains and we know you do too.
Check out the steep discounts at fouryourpawsonly.com with this fouryourpawsonly.com best coupon code . Discount applied automatically at the checkout . Be the first to discover a whole new world of shopping.
Use fouryourpawsonly.com best coupon codes to receive 30% on your purchased goods . Great stores.
Find amazing items at hard-to-beat prices when you apply For Your Paws Only LLC best promo codes . More stores.
Select your favorite products and save more with For Your Paws Only LLC best promo codes . No time is better than right now . Check out the big, never-before-seen sale.
fouryourpawsonly.com car rental best coupons available for a limited time only . Don't be the last to find all these great bargains . The more you shop, the more you save.
fouryourpawsonly.com coupon code is needed for this deal . An exciting place for the whole family to shop.
Take advantage of the great deals and save even more with fouryourpawsonly.com promo codes . Get to shopping . Prices vary daily, so take action now.
Apply fouryourpawsonly.com coupon code for discounts at fouryourpawsonly.com . Get it now or never . Remember to check out so you can keep the discounts.
Take incredible discounts from fouryourpawsonly.com with this For Your Paws Only LLC best promo codes . Thank you for trusting us . Grab the garbain before it's gone.
Receive 10% on your order by applying fouryourpawsonly.com coupon code . Sale for limited time only . Beat the crowd and buy now.
Big savings for you with For Your Paws Only LLC best coupons . The most groundbreaking shopping experience you are going to have, try it today.
Apply For Your Paws Only LLC best coupons to For Your Paws Only LLC . This is shopping as it should be.
Check out the popular deals when using this fouryourpawsonly.com coupon code . Best sellers will disappear soon if you don't grab them.
These promo codes won't last long, select your favorite items and use fouryourpawsonly.com best promo codes . If you've been eyeing it for a while, now is the time to buy.
Discover these exceptionally good deals today with this For Your Paws Only LLC best promo code . The more you shop the more savings you earn.
Click and grab huge savings with For Your Paws Only LLC best promo codes . because the prices are always unbeatable . Check-out to close your deal at shop.
Grab this great For Your Paws Only LLC . Don't hesitate any longer . Your place to shop and discover amazing deals.
How to find and use For Your Paws Only LLC coupon?
TIPS: Watch the banner ads at For Your Paws Only LLC to find a list of all their current promotional offers. You can also sign up for the For Your Paws Only LLC email list to have special offers and coupons sent to your inbox as they become available. Additional promotions and coupons from For Your Paws Only LLC can be found on their social media pages. In addition you can find the best deals at For Your Paws Only LLC in the Clearance and Deal of The Day sections of their website.
STEP 1: Pick up your favorite items and add to your shopping cart at For Your Paws Only LLC. Make sure they meet the requirements of the For Your Paws Only LLC coupon prior to application.
STEP 2: Copy the For Your Paws Only LLC coupon code you want to use and paste the For Your Paws Only LLC promo code in the coupon box. Then click the "Apply" or "Submit" button.
STEP 3: If the For Your Paws Only LLC coupon code meets the For Your Paws Only LLC requirements, your discount will be reflected in your order subtotal immediately! And be sure all the discounts have been applied before continuing to the payment process.


WordPress 2.7 introduces a widgetized dashboard featuring the latest posts and WordPress news.
This plugin creates a new widget for that dashboard that lists out the latest Rivva reactions and news.
This widget allows you to display in your dashboard articles on other blogs or on Twitter that have cited you. It is automatic, so you need only install it and that's it. You can also see Top Stories and Top WordPress Stories of Rivva.
Rivva is very interesting for german blogs, Twitter-user and all readers, she love news and fast informationen. Rivva tries to supply a weighted headline overview over the German language blog and online medium landscape.
Please see the official site on Rivva.
Nach US-Vorbild Techmeme steckt dahinter eine vollautomatische Suchmaschine, die interessante Themen verfolgt, verwandte Diskussionen gruppiert und rund um die Uhr zu einer Top-News-Seite aggregiert. Die Idee dahinter ist vergleichbar mit Google News – nur, dass Blogger entscheiden, welche Artikel auf der Titelseite landen und welche nicht.
The plugin comes with various translations, please refer to the WordPress Codex for more information about activating the translation. If you want to help to translate the plugin to your language, please have a look at the .pot file which contains all defintions and may be used with a gettext editor like Poedit (Windows).
Please visit my website and let him know your care or see the wishlist of the author or use the donate form.
"Rivva Reactions" is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Translate "Rivva Reactions" into your language.


Interviewing after 50 is scary, but being armed with the right knowledge is the best way to get a job offer. One way to ace an interview is to give the interviewers what they want, which may be difficult to determine based solely on the questions they ask. Even when you're answering irrelevant questions, interviewers can pick up on the traits they like to see in a job candidate.
Curiosity: An enthusiasm to learn new things and find solutions conveys an eagerness to learn. Ask questions about the company and its services, products, customers, competition, and so on to demonstrate your natural curiosity.
Don't ask a potential employer questions you already know the answers to, because you'll come across as being clueless. After all, you should have done some research about the company prior to the interview. Let your natural curiosity prevail.
Insight: An understanding of the company, what it does, how it functions, and what its challenges are helps you demonstrate your ability to gain insight into an organization. Research helps you develop the type of insight you need to demonstrate.
Engagement: Your ability to carry on an intelligent conversation with the interviewers demonstrates engagement. Listen carefully to what they say and respond thoughtfully to show that you heard, understood, and are able to formulate a relevant response. If you're introduced to others in the organization, greet them respectfully, ask how they're doing, and listen to what they say. Engagement is all about showing that you care.
Intellect: Brainpower never goes out of style, and again, doing your homework prior to the interview can provide the framework of understanding about the organization to answer and ask questions in an intelligent manner. Maintaining eye contact, speaking clearly, and using proper English also convey a certain level of intelligence and sophistication.
Creativity: The aptitude for being inventive and original in your thinking is a magic ingredient. You may be able to demonstrate creativity as you respond to questions or if given an opportunity to talk about a way you creatively solved a problem or met a challenge for a previous employer. Don't try to force creativity into the conversation, but take advantage of any sensible opportunity to do so.
Drive and determination: Grit and purpose are core attributes for a successful employee. Interviewers want to see a whatever-it-takes attitude. Be prepared to discuss situations at work or in your personal life when you faced adversity or experienced a setback and managed to overcome it.
Efficiency: How productive are you? A key attribute employers seek is someone who is effective in his or her work with good organization skills.
Open-mindedness: A willingness to try new ways of doing things and a tolerance for taking risks are valuable attributes in team members and leaders. When answering questions that call on you to consider a certain option, think about your answer carefully. Unless the option requires you to do something criminal or unethical, give it careful consideration.
Show that you're open to new ideas, but ask questions to find out more about those ideas, so you can judge their validity and feasibility.
Passion for the organization: Interviewers want to see that you love the company and what it does as much as they do and that you're committed to its success. You can demonstrate your passion for the organization by researching it carefully; following it on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter; and mentioning specifically what you like most about the organization during the interview. Be prepared to explain why you want to work for the organization and what you can do to help it further its mission.
Passion for the role: Being an engaged employee comes down to loving your work and your job. No employer wants to hire someone who's resentful of taking on a role they feel is beneath them or they're overqualified for, nor do they want to hire someone who treats the position as a stepping stone to what they really want. Talk passionately about the work you do and the work you'd like to do for the organization.
Discuss how you want to immerse yourself in the job and really make a career out of it. Engaging with professional organizations, such as professional groups and relevant LinkedIn discussion groups also demonstrates passion for what you do.
Punctuality: Employers look for people who are reliable and they can count on.
Team Player: In the end, whether or not you get tapped for a job often comes down to a hiring manager's gut sense of how well you will play with the other kids. Someone who is willing and happy to chip in and works easily and collaboratively with others is highly valued.
Being overqualified is a major issue for many older workers.


text:
FICTION, FACT AND FUTURE
The Essence of EU Democracy
by James Elles
Politics, Current Affairs
'Fiction, Fact and Future is one of the few truly readable books on our troubled relationship with the European Union and how Brexit has come to dominate British politics. Cool and crystal clear, it's based on a deep, personal practice-based knowledge of the EU as a working economic and political organisation.' – Anthony Glees, University of Buckingham
'There are very few people who know more about Britain's uneasy historic relationship with the EU than James Elles. For three decades I have turned to him for his insiders' knowledge. Based on insights gleaned from his long and distinguished service with the European Parliament and other key EU institutions, he explains why the United Kingdom has been a significant beneficiary of EU membership and why fundamental misunderstandings of the EU have cost the UK dearly, including in the results of the In/Out referendum. His book is a call to UK citizens to appreciate what they have had and can still protect by being in the EU.' – Anthony Gardner, US Ambassador to the European Union from 2014-2017
Since 1957, the EU has developed to become an open and transparent system which is democratically accountable to more than 500 million European citizens. But after decades of misrepresentation, and in the absence of coherent explanation, the British people have little awareness of this.
Reviewing Britain's historic relationship with the EU, James Elles illustrates how a reluctance to consult the British people on multiple treaty changes led to a lack of understanding about Brussels; explains the EU functions that should have been made clear to the public; and assesses the trends and challenges that Britain could face in a post-Brexit future to 2030.
From the disinterest of political leaders to the ambitions of emerging nations, Fiction, Fact and Future is not only a guide to why Britain failed to make the most of its EU membership, but also an optimistic message to a younger generation about how to help shape their future in the 21st century.
James Elles was a British Conservative Member of the European Parliament from 1984 to 2014. He is the Co-founder of the European Internet Forum; the Founder and Chairman of the Transatlantic Policy Network; and the Honorary President of the European Strategy and Policy Analysis System.
Waterstones Hive
Blackwell's
Alternatively, support your local independent bookshop. Find the nearest independent to you.


text:
History of the Atom
By ralfalah
Isaac Newton gave future scientists the tools to discover how to enter space. He discovered gravitational force and established the three Universal Laws of Motion. He was the first scientist to propose a set of laws that described the motion of all things in the universe.
John Dalton believed that atoms of the same element were the same and that it was impossible for a specific atom of an element to transfer into another atom of another element. Part of his atomic theory was that atoms of a specific element had certain characteristics. He was the scientist that stated that there were three kinds of atoms, which were 1) Simple elements, 2) compounds, simple molecules and 3) complex molecules.
J.J. Thomson
J.J Thomson discovered the electron. He figured out that electrons have a negative charge. He introduced the pudding model which showed that all the particles were stuck together which leads other scientists to investigate deeper into it.
The Curies (Pierre and Marie)
The curies developed on the discovery of radioactivity which was first discovered by Henri Becquerel. They found out the radiation of all compounds containing the known radioactive elements, including uranium and thorium, which they later discovered was also radioactive.
Robert Millikan
Millikan's experiments led to the discovery of involved electrical charges being carried by electrons. Millikan also discovered the mass and charge of the electron. He used the Oil Drop experiment to determine this.
Ernest Rutherford basically discovered the necules. Ernest Rutherford was a nuclear physicist, he discovered that the atom was not the smallest unit of mass. He also discovered that atoms contained a nucleus, made of protons, neutrons and electrons.
Neils Bohr
Niels Bohr wanted to learn more about Ernest Rutherford's theory of electrons and their orbit. He created an atomic structure model based on the rings of Saturn to describe the orbit of the different particles of an atom. He found out that the outer rings could hold more electrons than the inner rings. Bohr determined that the nucleus is a compound structure. Bohr got all his ideas from Ernest Rutherford.
Irving Langmuir was an American chemist and physicist who invented the gas-filled incandescent lamp and the hydrogen welding technique. He is mainly known for also inventing the diffusion pump which led to the invention of the high-vacuum tube. In 1924, he also invented the diagnostic method of measuring both temperature and density using an electrostatic probe, Langmuir probe, that's commonly used in plasma physics.
Werner Heisenberg
Hesisenberg discovered that not all the parts of an atom could be determined. He basically studied how atoms move and determining their location. He also discovered that it's impossible to know where an electron will be.
Erwin Schrodinger
Erwin wanted to try and prove Neils Bohr model incorrect. He discovered the electron cloud model theory and made the schrodinger equation which is the foundation for the quatum mechanics in its wave formation.
James Chadwik discovered the neutron. He decided to name it "neutron" because it didn't have enough electric charge therefore its charge was neutral.
Linus Pauling discovered the structure of proteins, in particular the most important part, the alpha helix chain. He is considered to be one of the first to apply the new quantum mechanical views of physics to problems of chemistry.
Famous Scientists timeline
The Atomic Theory
Scientific Timeline
Chem Timelime
History of chemistry
Feats in Atomic Theory
Chemistry Portfolio McAbee [Note: when only year is know it is set to January 1st - - - -]
Atom Picture Timeline
Timeline of an atom - scienctists
atomic model timeline
The History of matter and antimatter | AS2018905
Important Figures & Events in the History of Atomic Structure
Atomic Model Project By:Alisha,Lucy and Melanie
Story of the Atom
Timeline of the Atom
Atom timeline
Atomic Theory Timeline
Important Discoveries In Chemistry
History of The elements
Eveloution of the Atomic Theory
Chemistry: History of the Atom (and stuff) by Kelly


text:
Jessica's Treatment Room launch
by David | Nov 22, 2016 | Snippets, Therapist profiles | 0 comments
Jessica in her new treatment room.
The Treatment Room is a home-based spa salon run by Jessica Godfrey in Bournemouth, Dorset. With its famous Jurassic coast line and miles of sandy beaches, the setting is truly breath-taking.
Jessica had a successful opening of her new therapy room last month. And Botanicals was delighted to help the launch go well by providing a range of samples for guests to take with them in a goody bag.
"All my clients love the Botanicals products, scents and textures and have noticed an improvement in their skin's complexion," said Jessica. The day obviously went well with Jessica adding; "The business has been going from strength to strength ever since."
Jessica had been practising therapies for 16 years and holds qualifications NVQ 2 & 3 in Beauty Therapy, as well as Holistic Diploma with distinction. She specialises in Botanicals Facials, Botanicals Body Treatments, Reflexology, Indian Head Massage, Hopi Ear Candling, Hot Stones Massage & Aromatherapy.
"I believe in treating a person as a whole – the mind, body and soul – and working on all my clients' senses during treatments", said Jessica. "I've carried out therapies on a wide range of clients, from all walks of life and backgrounds.
Botanicals was the perfect choice
"What I love is that no one person is the same, which is why Botanicals was the perfect choice for me as it lets me tailor-make my treatments to the client's individual needs, and keeps my job challenging and rewarding."
Jessica gained work experience whilst training for four years at Bournemouth & Poole College. She then went onto manage 'Oceanic' for four years, a salon in the Canford Cliffs area of Poole. This lead to working at the prestigious Haven Spa at Sandbanks, Poole for eight years, leaving as Head Therapist at the end of September 2016 to set up her own business.
"Having trained in a wide range of products over the years, I really wanted a product range that was right for my business," explained Jessica. "As I specialise in Holistic treatment, Botanicals works in perfect harmony with what I want to achieve on a professional level. I believe that what we put on our skin is so important and using 100% natural and organic ingredients is the future in skin care."
Jessica says she is looking forward to the exciting year ahead, and to working closely with the Botanicals team. Which is wonderful to hear.
Jessica Godfrey
The Treatment Room, 56 Braidley Road,
Bournemouth, Dorset BH2 6JY
Email: mailto:thetreatmentroom1@hotmail.co.uk
Facebook link: facebook.com/thetreatmentroomdorset
It's like putting my face to bed!
Gently does it with Botanicals
A peaceful antidote to call centres!
Confusing packaging is a 'deal breaker' for women
Say 'NO' to animal-tested products


CAGING THE MERROW is done!
All your questions from book 2, Hunting the Merrow will be answered! Who stole Nix? Where has Richard, Evie's missing brother, been all her life? What happened to Paddy and Savannah? Who runs the mysterious Sammlung? And, what happened to Rachael and Ronan?
Maybe you need to re-read Waking the Merrow and Hunting the Merrow to catch up. Now's a good time!
I'll be running a freebie promo of Waking the Merrow in August, so stay tuned!


text:
title: RadDialogOpener Object
page_title: RadDialogOpener Object | RadEditor for ASP.NET AJAX Documentation
description: RadDialogOpener Object
slug: editor/client-side-programming/raddialogopener-object
tags: raddialogopener,object
published: True
position: 12
---

# RadDialogOpener Object

The RadDialogOpener object exposes the following public methods and properties to control its behavior:

>caption RadDialogOpener Client-Side Methods

| Name | Parameters | Return Type | Description |
| ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ |
|open|`String`, `Object`, `Function`||Opens a dialog created via DialogDefinitions on the server.The method takes the following arguments: **dialogName** - The name of the dialog to be opened. **clientParameters** - Parameters to be passed to the dialog. **callbackFunction** - The callback function.|
|openLight|`String`, `Object`, `Function`||Opens a light dialog created via DialogDefinitions on the server.The method takes the following arguments: **dialogName** - The name of the dialog to be opened. **clientParameters** - Parameters to be passed to the dialog. **callbackFunction** - The callback function.|
|openUrl|`String`, `Object`, `Number`, `Number`, `Function`, `Object`, `String`, `Boolean`, `Telerik.Web.UI.WindowBehaviors`, `Boolean`, `Boolean`, `String`||Opens a dialog via the DialogOpener.The method takes the following arguments: **url** - Specifies the URL/Path to the user control to be opened in the dialog. **argument** - Pass an argument object to be fetched in the dialog. **width** - The width of the dialog. **height** - The height of the dialog. **callbackFunction** - The callback function which will be called on closing the dialog. **callbackArgs** - The callback arguments. **title** - The title of the dialog. **modal** - Specifies whether the dialog to be modal or not. **behaviors** - The behavior settings of the dialog. **showStatusbar** - Specifies whether to show the status bar. **showTitlebar** - Specifies whether to show the title bar. **dialogName** - Specifies the name of the dialog instance.|

>caption RadDialogOpener Client-Side Methods for attaching/detaching client-side event handlers

| Name | Arguments | Description |
| ------ | ------ | ------ |
|add_close|Function|Adds a handler for the close RadDialogOpener client event.|
|add_open|Function|Adds a handler for the open RadDialogOpener client event.|
|remove_close|Function|Removes a handler for the close RadDialogOpener client event.|
|remove_open|Function|Removes a handler for the open RadDialogOpener client event.|


text:
Kurkulina – białko o słodkim smaku oraz modyfikujące odczucie smaku, występujące w owocach Curculigo latifolia, rośliny rosnącej w Malezji.

Jest dimerem o masie 12 kDa wyizolowanym i opisanym w roku 1990. Chociaż pierwotnie uważano, że składa się z dwóch identycznych polipeptydów, okazało się, że jest heterodimerem składającym się z kurkuliny 1 i kurkuliny 2 o 77% zgodności w sekwencji aminokwasów. Heterodimer jest też nazywany neokuliną. Modyfikacja odczuć polega na wywoływaniu wrażenia słodyczy przez substancje kwaśne. Maksymalna słodkość jest odpowiednikiem roztworu sacharozy o stężeniu 0,35M. Białko traci swoje właściwości po godzinnej inkubacji w temperaturze 50 °C przy pH 3-11. Odczucie smaku słodkiego jest potęgowane przez kwasy takie jak kwas cytrynowy. Wywoływanie uczucia słodyczy związane jest w oddziaływaniem białka na receptor smaku.

Geny kodujące kurkulinę 1 i kurkulinę 2 zostały wyizolowane i przeniesione do komórki Escherichia coli. W ten sposób udało się uzyskać aktywne białko w organizmie transgenicznym. Smak słodki wykazuje jedynie heterodimer.

Zobacz też
Inne białka o słodkim smaku albo modyfikujące wrażenie smaku, występujące w roślinach lasów tropikalnych to: taumatyna, mabinlina, brazzeina, mirakulina, monellina, pentadyna.

Przypisy

Białka

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


From the humble beginnings of a family run storefront, to over 200 stores in 30 states, Boot Barn® epitomizes the American dream of hard work, honesty and value. When founder Ken Meany opened that very first store little did he realize that his vision and values would help drive what Boot Barn® is today. Even though we are a much larger company, we still embrace the down-home honesty that a family run business represents. From California to Florida, from North Dakota to Texas and Louisiana, we work hard to make sure every Boot Barn® gives you the same personal experience that Ken started years ago.


text:
Printed from https://ideas.repec.org/a/tpr/restat/v72y1990i3p382-89.html
Government Deficits and Money Growth
Reid, Bradford G
Additional empirical evidence is provided concerning the impact of government financing decisions on monetary expansion in the United States for the post-World War II period. The budget position of the fiscal authority and the rate of money growth set by the Fed are specified as endogenous variables within a system of equations. The empirical analysis generates evidence of a policy shift in the 1980s, with budget deficits exerting no independent influence on high-powered money growth prior to 1981 while, after 1981, such a linkage is found to exist. Copyright 1990 by MIT Press.
Landon, Stuart & Reid, Bradford G, 1990. "Government Deficits and Money Growth," The Review of Economics and Statistics, MIT Press, vol. 72(3), pages 382-389, August.
Handle: RePEc:tpr:restat:v:72:y:1990:i:3:p:382-89
File URL: http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0034-6535%28199008%2972%3A3%3C382%3AGDAMG%3E2.0.CO%3B2-G&origin=repec
File Function: full text
Download Restriction: Access to full text is restricted to JSTOR subscribers. See http://www.jstor.org for details.
Oseni Isiaq Olasunkanmi & Sanni Hauwa Yetunde, 2016. "Does Fiscal Deficit Granger Cause Impulsiveness in Inflation Rate in Nigeria?," Acta Universitatis Danubius. OEconomica, Danubius University of Galati, issue 12(4), pages 208-216, October.
Hemantha K.J. Ekanayake, 2012. "The Link Between Fiscal Deficit and Inflation: Do public sector wages matter?," ASARC Working Papers 2012-14, The Australian National University, Australia South Asia Research Centre.
George Hondroyiannis & Evangelia Papapetrou, 1997. "Are budget deficits inflationary? A cointegration approach," Applied Economics Letters, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 4(8), pages 493-496.
Clement Olalekan Olaniyi, 2020. "Application of Bootstrap Simulation and Asymmetric Causal Approach to Fiscal Deficit-Inflation Nexus," Global Journal of Emerging Market Economies, Emerging Markets Forum, vol. 12(2), pages 123-140, May.
All material on this site has been provided by the respective publishers and authors. You can help correct errors and omissions. When requesting a correction, please mention this item's handle: RePEc:tpr:restat:v:72:y:1990:i:3:p:382-89. See general information about how to correct material in RePEc.
For technical questions regarding this item, or to correct its authors, title, abstract, bibliographic or download information, contact: (Ann Olson). General contact details of provider: https://www.mitpressjournals.org/ .
We have no references for this item. You can help adding them by using this form .


For the July 2017 DevOpsKC Meetup we are planning on trying something new. The May 2017 DevOpsKC Meetup was very popular on the topic of using Kubernetes and OpenShift.
I believe we can address all of these concerns by having a focused two hour session where those that understand the technology better help others that are interested in learning more.
The loose plan is to build on the awesome work that is out there by Kelsey Hightower's tutorial Kubernetes The Hard Way and walk through this as a group to set up a Kubernetes cluster on Google Cloud Platfom.
Below are my notes from my first run through the tutorial.
Google Cloud Platform has had a promoted tweet for a couple months now with $300 for the next year in free credit. This should be more than enough to do this tutorial. This will require adding your credit card, however there are simple safeguards to put in place to ensure you are not charged.
Please remember to clean up after you are done with all of this, we cannot be responsible for any charges you are incurred.
Follow the prompts, pretty accepting the defaults, then open a new shell.
Having never used Google Cloud Platform before, it was not immediately apparent to me that how to ssh on to the machine, so I spent some time figuring that out. Luckily it is simple.
There is a pull request for this documentation. And there are hints later in the tutorial.
I simply stopped all the services on all 3 machines, modified the download links to use v1.7.0, moved the binaries to the proper location and restarted the services.
I left the cluster up over night. So far it states that I have used less than one dollar over that 14 hour period. I have no idea if there is lag on the billing, however I think the credit should cover this tutorial just fine.


There are few places in the world that you will never forget once discovered. Kyrgyzstan is one of these places. The country's beautiful scenery offers endless skies, an amazing mixture of culture originating from so many different sources and a rich, spellbinding atmosphere with a very warm welcome. In a small independent Kyrgyz family run riding company, you discover all these beauties during a horse-back trek in the Central Asian «Mountains of Paradise» : the Kyrgyz Republic. For those who wish to travel with authentic and very friendly local guides, who open the doors of the culture and beautiful landscapes of Kyrgyzstan, there is no equivalent to the travel by horseback.
Day 1 : Reception at the airport in Bishkek, transfer to hotel and city tour. Dinner. Overnight at hotel.
Day 2 : Travel to Barskoon, lunch at Boom Canyon.
Day 3 to day 10 : Preparing and starting the trek over 8 days on one of the three routes of the ancient Silk Road.
Day 11 : Drive to Karakol and visit the Jety-Oguz gorge. Lunch in Karakol. Visit the Dungan mosque (Chinese Islam), a Russian Orthodox wooden church, the local history museum (with Ella Maillart information booth) and Prjevalsky museum. Overnight in guesthouse.
Day 12 : Travel from Karakol to the north shore of Lake Issyk Kul and visit the petroglyph site in the city of Cholpon Ata. Lunch on the way and arrived at the hotel in Bishkek. Dinner.
Day 13 : Morning departure for the airport. Flight to Switzerland.


Brick Lane bikes London with it's own house brand of bicycle parts and frames BLB is known to perfectly blend function & style, emphasizing on customization and bespoke bike building.
Brick Lane Bikes London began as the dream of a former London street courier. The aim was to create the first all-track bike shop in the UK. Our little east London shop quickly grew to be Europe's fixed and vintage Mecca, stocked full with a dazzling variety of track components from vintage classics to the funky and new.
As request grew for hard to source quality yet stylish bicycle components, our in house brand "BLB" was launched. Celebrating individuality and passionate to quench the thirst for bespoke bicycle parts and frames. Soon after BLB Bigmama distribution was created to quench the thirst for unique & stylish components to all shops, small and large throughout Europe and beyond.
Our hub, our base and our heart is in the streets of east London, out of which we are set to supply a taste of London's style to cycling enthusiasts worldwide!


text:
Aug '08 Contents
Aug '08 Cover
Discovering Southside
Finding the north line
Yellow Ribbons
Coming home to Southside
Berry Picking Time
By Gert Slabach
South Winds
(Dandelions Grow Tall in a Ditch Bank)
Born and Bred
(Why we don't leave Southside)
On The Funside
(Venison - Road Kill Style)
Ask Bubba - Advice
(Parody)
(Thank You Southside)
Past Issues are available from June 2008 through the current issue.
Select the desired issue from the drop-down box below.
Select Issue June 2011 May 2011 April 2011 March 2011 Feb 2011 Jan 2011 Dec 2010 Nov 2010 Oct 2010 Sept 2010 Aug 2010 July 2010 June 2010 May 2010 April 2010 March 2010 Feb 2010 Jan 2010 Dec 2009 Nov 2009 Oct 2009 Sept 2009 Aug 2009 July 2009 June 2009 May 2009 April 2009 March 2009 February 2009 January 2009 December 2008 November 2008 October 2008 September 2008 August 2008 July 2008 June 2008
It's berry picking time in Southside Virginia. Sure, the strawberries bushes have completed their task for the summer. But there are a lot more berries out there.
How those blackberry bushes happened to grow in our pasture, we will never know. We'd lived here at the place we call Linger Longer for five or six years when Tim discovered the bushes. All those years, I'd sent the boys out along the dirt road at the back of our property, scouring the area for blackberry bushes. They'd come back, covered with ticks and eaten by mosquitoes, and I'd spend half a day getting ticks off their bodies.
Then one early July day, Tim came into the house and ordered me to close my eyes and open my mouth. Dangerous thing to do, when you're Tim's mom! But something about his demeanor told me this was a good thing, so I did as he asked. Ah, the sweetness of those blackberries fresh from the patch!
Each year my kids know I'm anticipating those first berries and keep me informed of the signs from those bushes. First, the blossoms, and then the white berries. Next, the red berries. In a week, we know they'll be ready to pick.
The part we like best about these berries is that they're in an open pasture and easily accessible for anyone of any size or height. Contrary to the memories Dave has as a child of coming back from picking blackberries, we experience no chiggers and few bug bites.
One year Tim took a sheet of plywood and leaned it against the largest bush, then climbed on top and picked berries. The plywood made an indentation in the bush, and the next year there was a path right into its center, where the most succulent berries would normally have been hidden.
So now Dave can be found trimming the bushes, making paths into their centers. Smaller bushes continue to sprout up around the pasture, and even a preschooler can pick here without having to reach high. I think the presence of cattle during the year helps fertilize the soil, making the berries large and sweet.
Not all of my kids like to pick berries. They get tired of the briars and being pricked and scratched. Some mornings or evenings it's humid and muggy. We're not all one big happy family when it comes to picking berries.
But we've made memories--and enjoyed the fruit of our labor. Blackberry cobbler is a favorite in the summer--and also during winter months.
Aaron, my youngest, has become an entrepreneur, selling berries beside the road, and having repeat customers from week to week and year to year. One day friends from out of state were visiting, and their little ones were becoming tired of waiting by the road and watching cars slow down and then roll by.
"I think Angie's kids were getting tired because nobody was stopping," he reported to me that evening. "But you just have to be patient. After a while they'll start stopping. Once people take the berries home, they end up coming back for more."
Our niece Addy visited last week. On her way to our house, she asked, "Aunt Gert, do you have blackberries this year?"
"Yes, we do," I responded. "Did you want to pick some?"
"Yes, I remember picking them. And we made blackberry jam. I just love that jam. Can I take some home with me again?" she begged.
So we picked the berries and made the jam. When it was time to go home, she packed her bags and forgot her toothbrush. But she didn't forget her jam. She carried it out to the car, holding it tenderly in her hands.
My niece Naomi has visited from Maryland several summers. One winter day at a family gathering, she told me, "You taught me what a rolling boil is."
"I did?" I asked. "When did I do that?"
"When we made blackberry jam."
She had helped pick blackberries and listened as I explained the process of jam making.
"A rolling boil," I told her as she stirred the blackberries in the kettle, "is when it won't stop boiling even when you keep stirring and stirring. It just keeps rolling!" I'd forgotten that I'd ever given her that definition, but she remembered.
I continue to be amazed at the memories we make when we're oblivious to their birthing. Long after I'm gone, my kids will have stories to tell about Mama, her blackberries, and her blackberry cobbler.
I'm sure that, long after we're gone, when it's summertime and my kids see blackberries, they'll think of their dad up early in the morning, picking blackberries before he goes to work, then coming in and fussing at the kids he calls lazy. They'll see blackberries growing in the wild, and they'll think of blackberry cobbler and me.
A year-round favorite dessert at our house is a simple, quick cobbler recipe that I found in a cookbook years ago:
� cup sugar
� cup flour
� cup milk
� tsp. salt
Pour batter into an oiled pan. Put blackberries (or peaches or blueberries or a combination of any two) on top of batter. Top with 2 cups fresh, frozen or canned fruit. Bake at 350 for 40 minutes. (The fruit will go to the bottom and the crust comes to the top.) Serve with milk, whipped topping, or ice cream.
Text by Gertrude M. Slabach
Photos by Sarah Beth Slabach
Born and raised in western Maryland, Gertrude Slabach has claimed Southside Virginia as home for over twenty four years. She is an RN and works part-time at Fuller Roberts Clinic in South Boston, Virginia.
Gertrude and her husband Dave have six children; four sons and two daughters.
She is the author of three books: Aren�t We Having Fun Dying?!, Southside Glimmers, and Always Mama�s Girl. The books can be purchased at Windmill Farm Bake Shop, the South Boston-Halifax County Museum, or by contacting her at:
gertslabach@DiscoverSouthside.com
Read more about Gertrude Slabach's Books in print here >>>
Advertise with Discover Southside
Put your business in front of local customers.
Your ad on Discover Southside reaches local customers all over Southern and Central Virginia.
For rates and information E-Mail


text:
Daily Snapshot
Material of Interest to People on the Left
Information is power. Our mission at Portside is to seek out and to provide information that empowers you -- that empowers the left. Every day we search hundreds of sources to connect you with the most interesting, striking and useful material. Just once a year we appeal to you to contribute to make it possible to continue this work. Please help.
Finnish Prime Minister Marin Calls for a 4-Day-Week and 6-Hour-Day for Her Country
Is eight hours really the ultimate truth? I believe people deserve to spend more time with their families, loved ones, hobbies and other aspects of life, such as culture. This could be the next step for us in working life.
December 29, 2019 Patricia Huber Scoop.me
Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin,
Finland's new head of state caused enthusiasm in the country: Sanna Marin (34) is the youngest female head of government worldwide. She leads a centre-left coalition in which all 5 government parties have women at the top. Her aim: To introduce the 4-day-week and the 6-hour-working day in Finland.
Sanna Marin is the new Prime Minister of Finland. The 34-year-old social democrat was celebrated internationally because of strong women-led government: It is a coalition of five parties – and in all of them, women are the leaders.
For Sanna Marin, the fact that she is young and female doesn't play a big role:
"I have never thought about my age or gender. I think more about the motivations that brought me into politics."
Marin wants "much shorter working hours"
More important for Marin is the question, how long the Finns should have to work. She demands much shorter working hours on the occasion of the 120th anniversary of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in Turku. In her position as Minister of Transport and Communications, she said:
"A four-day work week, a six-hour workday. Why couldn't it be the next step? Is eight hours really the ultimate truth? I believe people deserve to spend more time with their families, loved ones, hobbies and other aspects of life, such as culture. This could be the next step for us in working life."
In Finland, 8-hour-days for five days a week are common in peoples' work life. The left-wing alliance, with which Marin has formed a coalition recently, demanded a test run for the 6-hour-day.
Göteborg proves it: 6-hour-days keep you happy and healthy
The 6-hour-day already works in Finland's neighbour country Sweden: In 2015, Gothenburg, Sweden's second largest city, reduced working time to six hours a day in the old peoples' homes and the municipal hospital – while still full paying their employees. The results two years later: The employees were happier, healthier and more productive. With the reduction in working hours, services were expanded and patients were more satisfied.
And the costs were stable: More employees were hired, which resulted in more tax revenue. In Addition to that, fewer sick days, fewer invalidity pensions and fewer people unemployed saved money.
Swedish Tech Industry as Pioneer
In the Swedish tech industry, the 6-hour-day has been default for many years. First and foremost, the automobile manufacturer Toyota proved how it works. As early as 2003, the Gothenburg plant switched to shorter working days with full pay.
Not only were Toyota's employees more satisfied and motivated, they could also increase their productivity – and in the end: Toyota's profits. The reasons for this are simple: First, unnecessarily long meetings were discarded or made more efficient. And second, there are much fewer idle times in the working day that are filled with social media or Internet surfing.
People go to work and do it more focused and concentrated. Then they go home and have enough time to spend the afternoon with their families, friends and hobbies.
Original source: https://kontrast.at/finnische-regierungschefin-marin-6-stunden-tag-4-tage-woche/
Scoop.me is run by a non-profit association. Our aim is to support progressive authors and magazines in networking internationally and exchanging media content.
On the website, we provide texts, graphics and videos. We only cooperate with authors and media we find reliable as a source. Still, we cannot not take the responsibility for the content provided.
Scoop.me offers media and authors all over the world the opportunity to republish the content shared on scoop.me freely and free of charge – both for print and online. All texts and photos on scoop.me can be used under the Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 license.
Global Left Midweek - New Year Inventory
Global Left Midweek - December 30, 2020
The Year That Labor Hung On By Its Fingertips
The U.S. Needs COVID Relief and Renewable Energy, Not a Space Force
The Police Enabled the Far-Right Mob That Violently Stormed the Capitol Building
Hold On to That Fear
The Insurrection is Happening at State Capitols; Pennsylvania GOP Prevents Seating of Elected Democrat
Across the country, protesters have rallied outside, as well as inside, state capitol buildings over Trump's false claims of voter fraud. New session of Pennsylvania Senate got off to a chaotic start, with GOP refusing to seat a Democratic senator.
Ibram X. Kendi on Why White America is Still Shocked by White Supremacy
Labor Denounces Coup Attempt
We are witnessing one of the greatest assaults on our democracy since the Civil War," tweeted AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka. Union leaders throughout the country denounced the coup attempt and attack on the Constitution.
Interpret the world and change it


text:
What is Olympic Development Program?
The US Youth Soccer ODP Philosophy
To identify players of the highest caliber on a continuing and consistent basis, which will lead to increased success for the U.S. National Teams in the international arena.
The U.S. Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program (ODP) is a national identification and development program for high-level players. The program identifies and develops youth players throughout the country, to represent their state association (ENYYSA), region (Region I) and the United States in soccer competitions.
ODP Teams are formed at the state association and regional level, made up of the best players in various age groups.
All players are eligible to attend tryouts. Any player who is not playing for a team affiliated with ENYYSA will pay a higher tryout and registration fee. Players may only participate in the state where they reside. If you play for a U.S. Soccer Development Academy you are not eligible, as per their guidelines.
How are Players Selected?
Selection of these players is not an easy task. The state association head coach or State Coach will, in most cases, be assisted in the selection process by several other qualified coaches from the club or league level. Players are evaluated on the four components that make up a soccer player:
2. Tactics
3. Fitness and Athletic Ability
4. Psychological Component (focus)
Upon selection an ODP player is expected to register in the ODP on-line registration system and participate in all activities with their team. The activities may include exhibition matches, invitational tournaments, etc... Furthermore, ODP is designed to supplement club training. However, there are times that conflicts arise. ENYYSA works closely with our affiliated clubs and follows these guidelines:
ODP training takes precedence over "affiliated" club practice.
"affiliated" Club games take precedence over ODP training.
ODP game(s) take precedence over "affiliated" club practice.
A club game takes precedence over an ODP friendly game.
ODP Tournament (showcase) game(s) take precedence over "affiliated" club games and tournaments.
Region I games / events take precedence over ODP and "affiliated" club games/events.
Development as a player.
Opportunity to play with high players.
Quality instruction from nationally licensed coaches.
Quality competition.
Exposure to Regional and National Coaches.
The opportunity to represents one's state, region or country in competition.
Exposure to college coaches.
For questions about the ODP program, contact your local ODP administrator:
Brian Riesenburger, ODP South Administrator
Wendy Beevers, ODP North Administrator
What is the Olympic Development Program
Why ODP?
Young Olympians Program
Tryout Registration
Tryout Results
USYS East Region
ODP Team Gear


Welcome to Wisconsin's premier girls' summer camp.
We shape our community at camp so that our campers and staff feel accepted, safe and valued. Learn how we teach our campers the right ways to speak up for yourself and how to become upstanders instead of bystanders.
Wilderness trips are fun, new, exciting and challenging adventures for most campers; these special trips give campers the opportunity to discover a new world and to become comfortable in it.
Our program combines freedom of choice-and the resulting sense of independence for our campers-with the structure of a balanced and coordinated schedule.
A summer camp just for girls.
Want to view the Birch Trail experience from a new family's perspective?
Please enjoy our new family video here.
A special place, just for girls!
Birch Trail Camp for Girls, located in beautiful NW Wisconsin is a traditional camp for girls. We offer a large variety of land and water sports, climbing, wilderness trips, crafts, drama, horseback riding and much more (you name it-we teach it)! Birch Trail also has one of the country's premier wilderness tripping programs. Birch Trail is a special place where girls cultivate friendships and memories to last a lifetime.
We can't wait to hear from you and we are happy to answer any questions.


The last thing you want to hear from your veterinarian is that your pet needs surgery, but the best thing you can know in that situation is that your pet will be cared for in a professional veterinary hospital. The care for pets has expanded in similar fashion to the increase in medical treatments for humans. With regular visits and treatment programs, you can look forward to more years with your loving pet.
There are many ailments and diseases that can be treated in a veterinary hospital. Senior pets can get care for age related conditions such as weak hips or weight control. Feline diabetes can be managed. If you have an animal that suffers from seizures, there are treatments that can alleviate the symptoms so your pet can retain their independence and strength. Getting your pet spayed or neutered is a common procedure, but still requires the excellent care at the facility. Regular dental examination and cleaning gives your pet a chance to enjoy their meals for years.
Just as there are different philosophies about approaching the type of treatment for people, so too there are the same choices when it comes to choosing a veterinary hospital. The holistic therapy philosophy gives you more options for treatments for your pet's condition, such as acupuncture and massage to help control some ailments. Also, recommending and providing the dietary supplements that assist in the remedy of skin or digestive discomfort is available.
When your pet requires the services of a veterinary hospital, it will be a stressful time for you also. You want caregivers for your pet who respect and understand their personality and preferences. When you know your pet is in the hands of a caring staff, you can relax knowing that you are providing the best possible care for your pet who is a member of your family. For more information visit holisticveterinaryhealing.com. You can also connect with them on Facebook for more updates.


text:
Swampflix
A New Orleans-based film critic collective.
Agents of S.W.A.M.P.F.L.I.X.
Camp Stamp
Movie of the Month
Roger Ebert Film School
The Late Great Planet Mirth
The Swampflix Canon
Wrestling Cinema
Reviews by Alli Hobbs
Reviews By Brandon Ledet
Reviews By Britnee Lombas
Reviews by CC Chapman
Reviews by Erin Kinchen
Reviews By James Cohn
Reviews by Mark "Boomer" Redmond
Lists & Articles
Articles by Alli Hobbs
Articles by Brandon Ledet
Articles by Britnee Lombas
Articles by CC Chapman
Articles by Erin Kinchen
Articles By James Cohn
Articles by Mark "Boomer" Redmond
Krewe Divine
Fierce People (2005)
April 22, 2018 / swampflix	/ Leave a comment
One of the most promising debut features of the year so far has been playwright Cory Finley's Thoroughbreds, which coldly (and comically!) examines ruthlessness & sociopathy among the wealthy. Watching the film, there was something about its studied emotional distance and trilling tribal drum soundtrack that reminded me of the 2002 novel Fierce People in a way I couldn't shake. A distastefully fun read, Fierce People is a work of outright pop fiction in which a young son of a cultural anthropologist studies the wealthy people in his immediate social circle as if he were a National Geographic reporter researching a third world tribe. One of the most significant aspects of Thoroughbreds is its featured performance of the late Anton Yelchin, a surprise delight that made its connection to Fierce People even more apparent. In 2005, a baby-faced Yelchin starred in a feature film adaptation of Fierce People, a movie I've been putting off watching for years because of its . . . muted reputation. Directed by Griffin Dunne—a prestigious auteur who has been involved in such celebrated projects as Practical Magic, Movie 43, and the Rear Window-riffing romcom Addicted to Love—Fierce People is an ill-conceived adaptation of a deeply #problematic novel that could only get more glaringly awkward in its translation to the screen. If considered in direct comparison to Thoroughbreds, it can only be understood as the lesser work on both a narrative & technical level, lacking both the latter film's attention to dialogue and its thrilling sense of visual craft. Still, much like with the novel, I found myself enjoying Fierce People despite myself, if not only for the strength of its before-they-were-stars cast. Besides Yelchin (and old-timers Donald Sutherland & Diane Lane), the film also features performances from Kristen Stewart, Chris Evans, and Paz de la Huerta. I find the novelty of that crew near impossible to resist.
With an adapted screenplay from the novel's own author, Dirk Wittenborn, Fierce People largely retains its original story, with only a few details excised for brevity. Because his mother (Lane) is detoxing from a cocaine habit on a rich man (Sutherland)'s dime, Yelchin's impossibly smug protagonist misses an opportunity to study the fictional Ishkanani tribe in South America for a summer with his estranged father. He instead pours all his frustrated anthropological energy into studying the rich people around him for the primal racists, rapists and murders that the they truly are beneath their mask of civilization. Caught between the worlds of the wealthy (Stewart, Evans) and their exploited staff (de la Huerta), Yelchin's coming of age story is a dangerous game of sex, drugs, and rock n' roll in a violently inhospitable environment. Besides Dunne's awkwardly cheesy visualizations of his psychedelic drug trips and pubescent sexual awakening, the movie stumbles in a couple major ways that are likely to be instant turnoffs for most audiences. They're both problems inherent to adapting the source material in the first place: 1) Part of Yelchin's internal transformation requires him to dress like a South American tribesman and become a savage warrior. Again, the Ishkanani are a fictional people, but still. 2) The story takes a violent left turn in its second act with a plot-derailing male on male rape, which completely shifts its tone from dark comedy to sexual assault whodunit. It's a turn that's not entirely earned either onscreen or on the page, if not only because it values mystery over trauma. Even the film's marketing is unsure how to deal with it, addressing only the more humorous opening half with inappropriate taglines like "Every family tree has its nuts." It's possible that someone who's masterfully adept at uneven tones could've navigated these two issues in an expert adaptation, but Dunne & Wittenborn were probably not team to do so. Fierce People remains just as politically awkward (yet oddly compelling) as its source material.
I can't recommend Fierce People, the book or the movie, in good conscience without a litany of cautionary warnings about its attitudes towards colonization & sexual assault (the latter of which is at least taken seriously, if not thoughtfully). However, I do think the strength of its cast, which only gets more unbelievable every year, is enough of a draw to overcome some of that awkwardness. This is especially true in Yelchin's case, considering the rarity of seeing him command a lead role and the film's thematic overlap with Thoroughbreds, which might prove to be one of his most significant performances. If you're looking to supplant your Thoroughbreds experience with some extratextual materials, Fierce People would not at all be a terrible place to start; the connections are there. I'd just prepare yourself for an occasional cringe before taking the plunge. It's far from the most self-aware of modern narratives, even if its ultimate target is the 1%.
-Brandon Ledet
Personal Shopper (2017)
May 4, 2017 May 5, 2017 / swampflix	/ 4 Comments
Kristen Stewart is finally starting to collect the recognition she deserves as one of the most rawly talented actors working today, at least in major critical circles. While polling my sister or my coworkers for their thoughts on KStew still only trudges up old Twilight residue, Stewart's earned herself a nice little pocket of mainstream critical recognition, whether it be an entire Filmspotting episode dedicated to her work or a world class impersonation of her physical tics & quirks from Kate McKinnon in an otherwise middling SNL sketch. The problem is that the level of obvious, powerful talent in her screen presence (which I've described as a mix of Lauren Bacall smokiness & James Dean cool) isn't being matched by the quality of the films they serve. I might personally go to bat for titles like Equals or American Ultra every time they come up, but they're not films most people hold in high regard. Director Olivier Assayas's two collaborations with Stewart, Clouds of Sils Maria & Personal Shopper, seem to be a corrective for that career trajectory disappointment. Assayas is almost single-handedly (along with Kelly Reichardt's Certain Women) providing Stewart the arthouse context that allows her consistently fascinating work to earn real attention & prestige. In Clouds of Sils Maria, Stewart is afforded the opportunity to hold her own against dramatic heavyweight Juliette Binoche and does so with casual finesse. In Personal Shopper, she has no such indie world giant to contend with and carries an entire arthouse film on her back as the constant center of attention. I'm grateful that Assayas has been able to promote & boost Stewart's notoriety as a significant talent in this way. I just wish either of these collaborations could match the potency of the performances she lends them.
In a lot of ways Personal Shopper seems specifically crafted to be the perfect ideal of a Kristen Stewart vehicle. Stewart's physical displays of nervousness, a concrete set of tics that allowed McKinnon to land such a dead-on impersonation in the first place, make perfect sense within the context of the film. A personal shopper for a high-strung socialite in Paris, Stewart's skittish protagonist is alone in a major city, attempting to communicate with her brother's ghost through one-woman séances, and blindly stumbling into the center of a murder mystery & ensuing police investigation. Given the circumstances, Stewart's usual mode of darting her eyes back & forth, nervously running her hands through her hair, and just generally giving off the vibe that's she's gone her entire life without a full night's sleep make total sense. Her character is a scared, emotional wreck. She can't make a big show of these emotions, however, due to a medical condition that prevents her from becoming too physically excited or stressed, doctor's orders. Personal Shopper is the exact ideal of a Kristen Stewart vehicle, not only teeing up a screentime-demanding performance she's more than qualified to fulfill, but also pairing that presence with recognizable genre thrills audiences can easily latch onto. There's almost no genre older than the ghost story, a tradition Assayas acknowledges in-film by referencing old movies that have already covered the territory. That's why it's such a shame that the film itself finds ways to underwhelm, avoiding any fresh or significant payoff to the nervous energy Stewart expertly builds in the first two acts.
As a ghost story, Personal Shopper is satisfyingly eerie in its mix of old world technique & modern urban ennui. In an early scene Stewart is alone in her brother's old residence calling out to the spirit world for a definite, unmistakable sign that his ghost is attempting to contact her from beyond the grave. The loud noises and physical disturbances she's met with when she makes these demands are familiar to anyone who's ever seen a haunted house feature before. Even more familiar are the physical manifestations of ghosts, who do eventually appear, but look like the same rudimentary CG smoke that has defined ghostly cinematic representation going at least as far back as Peter Jackson's The Frighteners. References to séances, ectoplasm, Spiritualism, mediums, and portals into the spirit world all feel just as rooted in ancient movie magic tradition. Assayas does find a way to at least slightly modernize this old world ghost story by questioning whether it's even ghosts or spirits that are being communicated with instead of some sort of non-human presence or, as Stewart puts it, just "a vibe." He also makes modern technology a kind of medium in itself. Empty elevator cars, automatic sliding doors opening for no one, text messages seemingly broadcasting from beyond the grave: Personal Shopper is peppered with images of a spooky modernity. In a way, Stewart's protagonist is a ghost herself, haunting the streets of Paris. Her brother, a large part of her, has died before the movie even begins. She mostly communicates with her boss through passed notes instead of direct interaction. Her boyfriend can only reach her through the digital grain of long-distance Skype sessions. This thankfully doesn't lead to a Shyamalan-type twist about her vitality, though, just questions about who or what she's communicating with, what life alone in a major city can do to one's sense of isolation & grief, and how the world beyond our grasp can be felt & understood as, well, a vibe.
It does seem a little silly to fault Personal Shopper for being merely pretty good when I wanted (if not needed) it to be truly great. If nothing else, I found it to be a huge step up from Assayas's work in Clouds of Sils Maria, an acknowledgement for the necessity of satisfying audiences with emotional payoff from a film's central themes. The basic genre thrills of a classic ghost story narrative don't hurt the film's muted, but pleasant charms either. It's just frustrating to feel Assayas reach for something more ambitious & intangible beyond those modest rewards without ever getting close. It's interesting to see him frame this ambition in the context of Abstract Art as a tradition, specifically referencing the work of painter Hilma af Klimpt as a comparison point. His work never fulfills that kind of transcendental analysis, though. If it did, he'd have found new, unfamiliar ways to represent ghosts onscreen or completely shift the film's visual representation of its narrative into something more vibe-conscious and less straightforward. Personal Shopper is a film that's confident in its sense of mood, a haunted reflection of modern melancholy, but does little to excite in terms of breaking form & offering something that's never been seen before. The film's biggest accomplishment is in providing KStew enough room to once again prove herself to be an effortlessly powerful screen presence. She would have been better served, however, if the film were able to achieve more than that. She's already had enough stepping stones on her way to a career-defining barn burner of a starring role. It's likely unfair to judge Personal Shopper harshly for not being that knockout of a KStew film that's sure to come (and soon), but it was close enough to being that ideal that it left me disappointed for not getting there.
Certain Women (2016)
November 10, 2016 November 10, 2016 / swampflix	/ 1 Comment
There's a growing cult following for writer-director Kelly Reichardt's work that I don't yet fully understand, as I've only seen a couple of her pictures to date. As with the Michelle Williams canine drama Wendy & Lucy, perhaps Reichardt's most well-known film, the recent release Certain Women didn't quite hit me with the full, emotionally devastating force it has with some critics. For me, Reichardt's work has the impact of an encroaching tide, not a crashing tidal wave. I leave her films quietly sad, subtly moved, but not rocked to my core. Certain Women finds Reichardt telling three separate stories in a loosely connected anthology, each vignette beginning & ending on an open, ominous note like the movie equivalent of distant, lightningless thunder. I understand how certain audiences can latch onto this less-is-more approach to storytelling and easily sink into Reichardt's quiet, but confident filmmaking style, but I can never get past feeling like an appreciative observer, casually peeking into an uncovered windows as I stroll by unchanged, but intrigued.
Honestly, this is the kind of movie I would typically wait to watch until it reached a convenient at-home state of availability. There's no visual poetry or genre thrill to Certain Women that's especially enhanced by watching it large, loud, and with a crowd. I mostly turned up at the theater for this title because of the talent promised in the cast. Besides the consistently rewarding Reichardt alum Michelle Williams, Certain Women also boasts featured performances from Kristen Stewart and Laura Dern, two immensely talented & eternally undervalued actors I respect deeply. A great, front & center performance from Dern is always worth cherishing, considering the surprising rarity of her lead roles, but I have to admit Stewart's inclusion is what really perked my ears in this case. Stewart has a quiet, measured presence in her dramatic roles I imagined would be a perfect fit for Reichardt's own dedication to discipline & subtlety, an expectation that payed off nicely. Their pairing here makes for an all-too-appropriate director-actor team-up and, although I'll readily admit I'm a much bigger fan of Stewart's, I'd love to see them continue to work together on future projects just because their wavelengths are already so in sync.
Williams plays a contractor attempting to secure a delicate businesses deal for precious sandstone building materials she desires for her own home. Dern is a lawyer frustrated with an increasingly unhinged client who won't accept the finality of a failed workman's comp claim. Stewart, who is admittedly in the second bill slot in her segment, plays a young lawyer & night class teacher who becomes the unrequited target for flirtation from a lonely horse rancher. Each segment has stray themes and details that make them feel connected in a significant way: a shared character, a clear dichotomy between blue collar workers & their wealthy employers, the way men can undercut a woman's authority without even noticing, etc. It's really Reichardt's understated gaze at desolate Midwestern expanse & small town relationships that makes the film function as a single unit, though. The routine of horses feeding, the dim lighting of strip malls & late night diners, a title credits scroll over a slow moving train; there's a quiet frustration in Certain Women's imagery that links its individual parts together more than any of its overarching narratives strive to.
Kelly Reichardt guides this film with a confident command. As the writer, director, and editor, she holds a godlike control over the production that results in a work unmistakably her own, yet confoundingly light on stylistic flourish. Much like Todd Solondz's recent anthology-style film Wiener-Dog, Certain Women finds a director delivering exactly what they're known for, except dissected & presented in isolated pieces, almost like a career retrospective or an artist's manifesto. A major difference, though, is that Reichardt's work intentionally avoids grand, sweeping statements, so it's all too easy to overlook the immensity of what's covered in the film. Certain Women doesn't aim for the earnest lyricism of an American Honey. It's a very different portrait of Nowhere America, one deliberately dulled by an almost absent score & a filter of digital grain.
Personally, I usually look for a little visual poetry and cinematic escapism in my movies. Reichardt's filmmaking style is a little outside my comfort zone, to put it mildly. I do think she has a great way of framing disciplined & meaningful performances from her actors, though. Williams, Dern, and Stewart all convey an impressive range of humanity here (along with Lily Gladstone, who is devastatingly effective as the horse rancher) without calling attention to themselves in a way a more obnoxious drama would invite. There's a lot I admire in Reichardt's work, but it's the stage & environment she sets for her actors that keeps me coming back for more. I've yet to wholly fall in love with one of her films, but the dramatic performances they deliver consistently make the effort worthwhile.
Equals (2016)
August 4, 2016 August 12, 2016 / swampflix	/ 1 Comment
Is it all transgressive or radical anymore to point out that Kristen Stewart is a divinely talented actor? Have her Twilight days been sufficiently been wiped out by the ever-expanding wealth of killer onscreen work she's put in outside that franchise? I hope so, because it's becoming tiresome starting reviews like this (my third defensive preamble for her talents after American Ultra & The Clouds of Sils Maria). Kristen Stewart's main problem, if she has one at all, is that the film industry often seems confused about exactly how to utilize her detached onscreen cool, a visible lack of urgency that lands her presence somewhere between James Dean & Lauren Bacall in its smooth, smoky, effortless charm. Although it nearly approaches the YA romance territory that has threatened to pigeonhole her career, the dystopian sci-fi drama Equals does know what to do with Stewart's detached cool. Besides indulging in an always-welcome, heartachingly sincere story of sci-fi romance, Equals presents a future where emotion has been outlawed, a perfect platform for Stewart's own emotive talents, which are typically communicated through subtle body language & small shifts in tone. It's not my favorite Stewart performance by any stretch, but it might serve as a convincing argument on her behalf for those still on the fence in regards to her immense, underappreciated talent.
As much as I'm rambling on about the many merits of Kristen Stewart here, the true protagonist of Equals is a man named Silas, played by Nicholas Hoult. Silas navigates a cold, clinical world in which war has been eradicated by outlawing human emotion. As a member of the emotionless Collective, Silas lives & works in a society of Spocks. Everything is bland, uniform, and designed for logical, streamlined function, the entire world an Apple Store. Silas's peaceful life as an illustrator of "speculative non-ficiton" is threatened when an outbreak of the disease S.O.S. (or "switched on syndrome") starts to trigger "behavioral defects" (emotions) in members of The Collective, including our protagonist. Silas dutifully takes his prescribed pills, but continues to feel anyway (likely a comment on the effectiveness of anti-depressants), and eventually finds himself dangerously infatuated with a coworker, played by Stewart. His love interest is dealing with her own rapidly-progressing S.O.S., however undiagnosed & unmedicated, and initially treats his advances like the unwanted attentions of any other workplace creep. Their attraction is inevitable, though, and sets up an achingly sincere, doomed-to-fail romance full of secretive, tender sexual encounters that put both Hoult's & Stewart's characters at risk for correctional "defective emotional therapy" at the hands of The Collective's governing elite, a "treatment" that often ends in encouraged suicide.
Equals is mostly a slow, sensual drift through a cold, calculated future defined by its clean lines & blue lighting. Its romanceless dystopia most closely resembles the surrealist fantasy of this year's The Lobster, but it approaches the subject from a more sincere, open-hearted place that recalls the sci-fi romance of titles like Her & Upside Down. There's a metaphor to be found in the way this future society values "productive" lives over genuine mental health, but its true bread & butter is in the nervous, trembling touches Hoult & Stewart share as two young lovers unaccustomed to intimate human contact. The film finds its own visual language in the way it zooms in on actors' bodies & faces in search of the tiniest of emotive responses, shrinking even the subtle bodily flirtation of Carol to a more microscopic stature (until, you know, it becomes full-on boning). There's a little dose of subtle comic relief mixed in with this chest-heaving sensuality in the emotionless delivery of lines like, "You're going to live, pal," and [upon witnessing a coworker's suicide] "That's unfortunate," but the film works best for those easily won over by sincere romance juxtaposed with a clinical sci-fi setting, an aesthetic I'll admit I'm a huge sucker for.
Nicholas Hoult does a great job of selling the heartbreaking sincerity of this futuristic love connection (and, speaking of underappreciated actors, The Diary of a Teenage Girl's Bel Powley shows up to support the main cast), but Equals is Stewart's show, not only because it fits the detached cool of her already established persona so well. As much as I appreciate the cold, clinical future presented here, it mostly makes me wish for a not-too-distant future where Stewart's recognized for the full scope of her talent, not for being the girl from Twilight. Equals is a welcome step in that direction as well as a great, self-contained love story heightened by an oppressive air of emotional restraint.
August 26, 2015 August 26, 2015 / swampflix	/ 7 Comments
It's not exactly accurate to say that the bloody stoner action comedy American Ultra is completely without precedent. It's at the very least possible to see echoes of the film telegraphed in properties as wide in range as Pineapple Express, Hot Fuzz, Hitman, Spy, Clerks, MacGruber, and the Borne franchise. What we have here instead of a wildly idiosyncratic picture without predecessor is the distinct sense that director Nima Nourizadeh & writer Max Landis have a deep love & appreciation for movies, especially for the violent action comedy as a genre. American Ultra currently isn't doing so hot in terms of ticket sales or critical reception, but it has the makings of a future cult classic (like a Near Dark or a John Dies at the End) written all over it, because that love for irreverent action cinema shines through so brightly. Although Landis has been recently been making an ass of himself on Twitter complaining about the lack of immediate returns on a screenplay he's obviously proud of, he can at least take solace in the fact that future blood-thirsty stoners will be greedily streaming his film on loop as they reach for the nearest bong & nod off in their respective piles of empty two liter bottles & Cheetos.
Plotted over just three event-filled days, American Ultra follows the panic attack stricken stoner/amateur cartoonist Mike Howell as he transforms from a pathetic loser to an inhumanly capable killing machine assassin. Played by Jesse Eisenberg with the exact neurotic fragility you'd expect from a performance from Jesse Eisenberg, Mike is a pitiable weakling who relies on the emotional strength of his partner-in-crime stoner girlfriend Phoebe Larson (played by Kristen Stewart, of whom I'm becoming a not-so-secret dedicated fan) for any & all basic life functions. What Mike doesn't know is that his frailty is actually a safeguard invented by the government to protect his well-being (and potential danger to others) as a discarded "asset" (read: killing machine assassin). Once Mike is re-activated by a well-meaning CIA agent gone rogue he finds himself capable of killing even the most menacing of threats (including other "assets") with items as ordinary as dust pans, cookware, extension chords, and spoons, when he was just minutes ago not capable of doing much more than rolling joints & tending a corner store cash register.
What's so unique about American Ultra is its ability to avoid the more pedestrian lines of thought you'd expect from that kind of plot. For instance, Phoebe is much, much more than the girlfriend accessory you'd expect from a male-helmed action film. Her role is constantly active & vital to the surprisingly layered plot, making for a deeply engaging love story once the full details of her relationship with Mike is revealed. Besides Phoebe's active role & the satisfying romance narrative, the film also surprises in its distinct style of comedy. Although there's no shortage of glib jokes on hand, most of the successful humor is anchored in its over-the-top violence. American Ultra is shockingly violent, completely giddy in its comic blood lust. It's likely that audiences' mileage may vary depending on the viewer's love of action movie gore, but I personally had a really fun time with the film's outrageous brutality.
The movie's standard action movie palette of G-men, satellite surveillance, and drone strikes may not scream the height of creativity, but there's plenty to play with between the lines to make it a unique property (besides propensity for violence & an active female lead). American Ultra's very specific world of CGI pot smoke, black light dungeons, illegal fireworks, bruised & beaten leads (despite action films' tendency to show their battered heroes with only the lightest of scratches), and refreshing ability to shoot extended sequences in grocery stores without succumbing to grotesque product placement all pose it as the kind of distinctive property destined to gain a cult audience likely to overshadow the narrative of its lackluster theater run. Max Landis might be squirming (or, more accurately, throwing a temper tantrum) over what's currently perceived as a commercial (and critically middling) failure, but I believe a little patience will eventually lead to American Ultra finding its proper (drug-addled, gore-loving) audience, who are perhaps currently a little too intoxicated to make the trek to the cinema.
Clouds of Sils Maria (2015)
August 6, 2015 / swampflix	/ 5 Comments
Nothing can sink a film faster or more thoroughly than the viewer's misplaced expectations. I know it's not fair to judge a film based on what you expect it to deliver as opposed to what's actually on the screen, but sometimes I can't help myself. Clouds of Sils Maria is a good movie. It's visually stunning, hosts a handful of excellent performances from greatly talented actresses, and doesn't have any particular scenes that fall flat without impact. Still, I can't help but feel like the movie let me down in some way that I can't quite put my finger on. It was good, but I was expecting it to be great, an unfair expectation or not.
As far as the film's performances go, most of Clouds' emotional weight rests on the shoulders of Juliete Binoche & Kristen Stewart, who play an aging actress of stage & screen who's struggling with an ever-evolving industry & her young, no-bullshit assistant, respectively. Having never seen Stewart in a single Twilight movie (okay maybe I drunkenly heckled the first one), I've only ever had positive experiences with her work, so her success in Clouds of Sils Maria comes as no surprise to me. Juliet Binoche's immense talent is another no-brainer, but it's her unlikely chemistry with Stewart that makes the screen sing. Whether the two are tensely conducting business across a series of electronic devices, tensely rehearsing lines for Binoche's latest role, or tensely enjoying an alcoholic beverage, there's a great push & pull to their relationship that unfortunately proves to be a well-played non-starter. Chloë Grace Moretz also cashes in on some long detected, but rarely seen acting chops here in a role as a Lindsay Lohan/Miley Cyrus archetype, but there's no mistake that this is Binoche's & Stewart's show.
The other significant element in play is the movie's play within a play structure, which of course comes with an avalanche of meta context. As Stewart's & Binoche's characters discuss acting as a craft, it's difficult to separate their words from the real-life actors speaking them. As they rehearse lines from a script about an older executive seducing a younger version of herself, it's difficult to separate the-play-within-the-movie's sexual power dynamics from their characters' relationship as intimate coworkers. As they discuss the current state of tabloid culture & celebrity gossip it's difficult not to think of the dialogue as the actresses venting on camera. Clouds of Sils Maria has a lot of fun playing with audience perception, blurring the lines between fiction & reality in an admittedly catty, but intricately layered fashion.
There's also a lot of simplistic, but effective visual majesty derived from the location of the film's title. The clouds of Sils Maria's mountaintops are flowing, river-like washes that add a drowning sadness to the separation, death, and axiety that plague the opening of the film. At one point the clouds & mountain roads overwhelm Stewart's character in a psychedelic cacophony that suggests a drastic change coming in the film's structure (à la Bergman's Persona) is imminent, but alas very little changes & the film silently rolls along, just like the clouds that decorate it. There's so much commendable about Clouds of Sils Maria that it pains me to admit that I wasn't fully satisfied with the entirety of what was delivered. I left the film with a mind full of pleasant sentiments & images, but still feeling empty-handed, as if I had tried to grasp a passing cloud, only to watch it dissipate between my fingers. It's a difficult reaction to describe, but I also doubt I'm the only one who felt it.


Curious how? Watch the video below.
Let's not waste your time, shall we?
Turn layered designs to style sheets faster. Inspect and get all design assets on any machine without having to ask for them.
Once the designer syncs the design to Avocode, you can inspect it on any OS.
In Avocode all layers are exportable and all specs are just a click away.
Avocode keeps all design versions chronologically in sync.
Before Avocode, developers spent approximately one day (for one week work process), just to go through the design and gather all assets, to start programming.
If Avocode saved you days of work, what would you do with the free time?


Propane fire pit tables are great for sitting around the on outdoor heating pits beautiful antique bronze finish and cast, if youre thinking about adding a fire pit to your outdoor space keep in mind beautiful antique bronze propane tables are often designed with tank, save on table propane fire pits chimineas this square with its beautiful weather bali outdoor gas pit btu.
The ledgestone concrete propanenatural gas fire pit is a beautiful outdoor table detailed fiber cast stone construction will impress you and your guests for years, fire pits tables items marketplace llc portable propane outdoor pit sears offers a beautiful range of to decorate your patio and, shop gas fire pits in the accessories section of lowesm find quality brown steel liquid propane table creative outdoor. Shop our selection of propane fire pits in the outdoors department at home depot store endless summer cast aluminum outdoor pit table. Btu outdoor propane fire table and one beautiful multi colored slate tank doubles as an elegant with a pit lid. Shop wayfair for all the best fire pit tables gather around this aluminum propane table steel by california outdoor. Gas fire pit tables the woodland outdoor table brings feeling make a statement with moderno pewter concrete bowl beautiful.
With the best propane fire pit you will not only have perfect way to stay warm but it also serves as decorative piece in patio or garden, investigate all the options for propane fire pits learn about your design and safety best practices check out great pictures from hgtvremodels. Explore lana schwandts board diy propane fire pit on see more ideas about backyard decks and for the home.
You cant go ped an outdoor propane fire pit for creating a special place to enjoy your area best ideas have the ultimate backyard. These fire pit ideas and designs will this is one of the best outdoor which doesnt copper tu for propane. The best homemade propane fire pit ideas all youll need is an old outdoor table and copper tu for this, awesome diy fire pit ideas for your best bbq to some people creating on the outdoor without natural gas or propane can be quite a hle, shop propane gas fire pits and bowls from ultimate patio we carry a wide selection of that are sure to warm up any outdoor space. Weve picked the best fire pits for every style outdoor glowing get togethers heininger portable propane pit, backyard fire pits are a outdoor room ideas blogger lucy of lucys lampshades quite inventively turned her old koi pond into fabulous pit for.


8P8C, solid conductor, 10um of gold plating on contacts, PC material, for CAT5 or CAT5e cable. Different boot colors are available.
Surface mount box, 1 port or 2 ports, ABS material, for RJ45 plug.
CAT5e patch panel, metal with flame-sprayed plastic coating, PP material, from 6 to 48 ports.
Cable tester and crimping tool for RJ45 installation and stripping CAT5 or CAT5e cable.


text:
Home Education Dr. Jeremy Whiting Joins Brain Health & Research Institute
Dr. Jeremy Whiting Joins Brain Health & Research Institute
My goal is to find the root cause of my patient's brain disease and address the underlying issues rather than mask symptoms with tried-but-failed drug rituals & their often-debilitating side-effects.
SEATTLE, WA, May 30, 2019 — The Brain Health & Research Institute (BH&RI), led by medical pioneer and functional medicine expert Dr. Mary Kay Ross, today announced the hiring of Jeremy Whiting, D.O. for its inaugural location in Seattle, Washington. Dr. Whiting will serve as one of the practice's founding doctors, beginning September 1, 2019—the official opening of the brain health and treatment center.
"We all deserve optimal health, a sharp mind, filled with the focus and energy to live full and vital lives," said Dr. Whiting. "My cause in life—and the reason I became an osteopathic practitioner—is to find the root cause of disease within my patients with a focus on addressing the underlying issue rather than masking the symptoms with tried-and-failed drug rituals and their equally challenging side effects," Whiting added.
A former United States Air Force officer, now serving in the Air Force Reserve, Whiting attended Brigham Young University and then Lincoln Memorial University—DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine, where he received his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine. Most recently, Dr. Whiting served as Chief Resident at Adena Regional Medical Center in Chillicothe, OH. Whiting currently attends George Washington University where he is completing his fellowship in Integrative Medicine. He has trained with Dr. Ross at her Savanah clinic for the past year, focused on Alzheimer's Disease.
Dr. Ross, BH&RI Founder and CEO, described Dr. Whiting's addition to the team as "an ideal fit." Ross continued, "We have witnessed neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and dementia increase at an alarming rate globally, with little to no hope in sight from traditional, drug-driven medical practices. Dr. Whiting joins us as we say, 'enough is enough' for the millions of human beings living with these devastating diseases."
ABOUT BRAIN HEALTH & RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Seattle-based Brain Health & Research Institute launched May 21, 2019, introducing a revolutionary partnership with Institute for Systems Biology that blends the practical application of multi-modal functional medicine therapies and treatment protocols with advanced DNA analytics and computational biology for the evaluation, prevention, and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's, dementia, and ALS. BH&RI Founder & CEO Dr. Mary Kay Ross is the former Chief Medical Officer of MPI Cognition—the firm credited with introducing multi-modal Alzheimer's therapies to America—and a recognized expert in the study of molds, toxins, fungi, and heavy metals as contributors to neurodegenerative diseases.
Previous articleGeorge Koudelka Presented with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who's Who
Next articleRecap of 2019 DOBOT Intelligent Manufacturing Challenge


text:
Gershøj Sogn
ist eine Kirchspielsgemeinde (dän.: Sogn)
auf der Insel Sjælland im südlichen Dänemark.
Bis 1970 gehörte sie zur Harde Voldborg Herred im damaligen Københavns Amt (bis 1808: Roskilde Amt), danach zur Bramsnæs Kommune im "neuen" Roskilde Amt, die im Zuge der  Kommunalreform zum 1. Januar 2007 in der Lejre Kommune in der Region Sjælland aufgegangen ist.

Im Kirchspiel leben  Einwohner, im Kirchdorf, das zum größeren Teil auf dem Gebiet des Sæby Sogn liegt, insgesamt  (Stand: ). Im Kirchspiel liegt die Kirche "Gershøj Kirke".

Nachbargemeinden sind  im Süden und Westen Sæby Sogn und im Norden Skibby Sogn in der Frederikssund Kommune.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
Sogneportalen
Information über dänische Kirchspielsgemeinden und Kommunen

Geographie (Lejre Kommune)


This is an exclusive business profile of BD Motors located in , Bhiwandi. From this Page, you can directly contact BD Motors from the enquiry form provided on the right. On the left you can get the Verified Mobile Number of BD Motors – feel free to call us to know more about our products & services. We will soon update our Catalog which you can download to get latest information about all our products & services and latest deals & offers by BD Motors. Do check out our Job Openings section to know about all the vacancies in BD Motors. You can also check out our Photo Gallery section to see latest photos of BD Motors. Before leaving, do not forget to give us your review and rating if you have been a customer of BD Motors in the past.
Do you want to receive special deals and offers from BD Motors?
Daily Download limit reached! Do you want to alert BD Motors to receive Catalogue?


To avoid jail time, street racer Sean Boswell is sent to live with his father, who is in the military and serving in Tokyo. There he discovers drift racing. After losing a race to Yakuza-connected D.K., the Drift King, Sean has to enter the Tokyo underworld to find a way to pay his debt.


ANNAPOLIS, Md. — On Sundays at the Naval Academy Chapel, at a few minutes past 11 a.m., the choir stops singing and a color guard carrying the academy flag and the American flag strides up the aisle.
Below a cobalt blue stained-glass window of Jesus, one midshipman dips the academy flag before the altar cross, and the other dips the American flag.
The dipping of the flag has begun this nondenominational Protestant service at the Naval Academy for 40 years. But in civilian life, the American flag is never to be dipped, and the Navy says, it is not dipped at any other worship service at the academy or at any other installation.
In October, after the academy's superintendent, Vice Adm. Jeffrey L. Fowler, raised questions about the ritual with the academy chaplains, they suspended the flag-dipping because "there was a concern over teaching midshipmen something not practiced anywhere in the fleet," the academy's spokesman, Cmdr. Ed Austin, said in an e-mail message.
But the pause lasted only a few months. Now the flags are being dipped again, and the superintendent, who has held his post since June, has stopped attending the 11 a.m. service. Evangelical Christians and their critics alike assert that the academy had to reconsider after an outcry by congregants and alumni.
Each branch of the armed forces has its own flag code, said Clark Rogers, director of educational programs at the National Flag Foundation, a nonprofit organization that promotes respect for the flag. But the United States Flag Code says the flag "should not be dipped for any person or thing," Mr. Rogers said.
Concern about the influence of conservative Christians in the military has grown since an investigation in 2005 by the Air Force found that Christian staff and faculty members at the Air Force Academy used their positions to evangelize cadets. Conservative Christian chaplains have battled the military to break with tradition and pray in Jesus' name at military functions.
Now, Specialist Jeremy Hall of the Army, an Iraq veteran and an atheist, is suing the Defense Department, with the help of Mr. Weinstein's group, because he says his superior officer tried to intimidate him into accepting fundamentalist Christianity.
About 1,000 people usually attend the 11 a.m. service. After the dipping was suspended, "dozens of congregants" wrote the academy backing the practice, Mr. Morrison said. Commander Austin confirmed that most of those who contacted the academy said they supported the practice.