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Catholic school switches course on new name
After a torrent of criticism from parents and alumni, a Roman Catholic high school announced that plans to name a building in honor of one of Delaware's most notorious families in exchange for $1 million have been dropped.
Last year, Archmere Academy near Wilmington agreed to accept the donation from wealthy developer Louis Capano Jr. In return, the school planned to name its proposed student life center in honor of Capano's late father and 82-year-old mother.
But news of the deal outraged many because Louis Capano Jr.'s brother Thomas, once a wealthy and politically connected lawyer, is in prison for murdering the governor's scheduling secretary, Anne Marie Fahey, in 1996. Louis Capano Jr. and his two younger brothers also have had run-ins with the law.
For months, Archmere argued that it accepted the deal in the Catholic tradition of forgiveness. After convening a special meeting, however, Archmere trustees posted a statement on the school Web site late Monday saying Capano, an Archmere alumnus, had offered to have the student life center named in honor of a religious figure.
"The board will meet again promptly to discuss the naming of the new facility and the appropriate means of recognizing, in some other way, Mr. Capano's gift in honor of his parents," the trustees said.
Louis Capano Jr. was caught bribing a politician in a zoning case in the 1990s, and also admitted trying to hinder the investigation in the murder case against his brother. Another Capano brother, Gerard, helped dump the victim's body at sea. A fourth brother, Joseph, was convicted in an unrelated sex scandal.
Tuesday marked the 10th anniversary of the murder of Fahey, whose survivors include a nephew who is an incoming freshman at Archmere.
Capano attorney Robert Krapf said Capano had no comment.
Archmere spokesman Thomas Mallon said Capano asked to speak to the board Monday.
"He was very gracious and very professional," Mallon said. "He offered to step up and remove the name from the building to eliminate the harm that's been caused to the school community."
Opponents 'gratified'
Opponents of the decision to give Capano naming rights posted a statement on their Web site saying they were "extremely gratified" by Archmere's change of heart.
U.S. Attorney Colm Connolly, an Archmere graduate who prosecuted the Capano brothers in the murder case, also welcomed the decision. "I was surprised, indeed shocked, by the initial decision to name the building after the Capano family," he said.
Archmere initially planned to name its student life building in honor of Sen. Joseph Biden, a 1961 graduate, but the idea was dropped because of Biden's support of abortion rights.
Louis Capano Jr. has also offered $1 million to St. Edmond's, an elementary school for boys that has agreed to name its new gymnasium for Capano's father. That decision prompted two members of St. Edmund's board to resign, including former FBI Director Louis Freeh. That decision has not been rescinded.
John Healy III, chairman of Archmere's capital campaign, said of the furor: "It's the Capano name. It hasn't died in Delaware. It hasn't gone away."


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Lada Nakonechna
b. 1981, Ukraine
Lada Nakonechna Biography
Lada Nakonechna (born in 1981 in Ukraine) includes drawing, video, photography, installation and performance in her works and comments on contemporary society and politics. But also the reception is playing a role in her works. Her installations and wall drawings sometimes are often not that what they seem to be. She used photos for the works at the on paper exhibition. These photos are taken from people and are uploaded on the internet from one very popular place at the Botanic garden in Kiev. Lada Nakonechna is looking for a coincidence between a collective and a personal view in these works.
While creating her works, Lada Nakonechna constantly thinks of clearing up space and leaving it free for others. To some extent, her works can be seen as manifesting the need for a spectator. The artist, like anyone else for that matter, desperately needs a spectator to be able to see herself. In a certain sense, only this kind of reflection makes possible something common that does not belong to anybody but can be shared by everybody. How to remove yourself from view, thus, freeing up space for something to happen or potentially happen? How to stop producing, accumulating, appropriating and instead start eliciting, watching, and analyzing all that has already been produced, accumulated and appropriated? Maybe this gesture of clearing up can be seen as a human being's last chance for dealing with the impossibility of life?
To make herself visible as a spectator who acts even when motionless (as inertia is the most dangerous gesture for one who has declared her desire to change the world) – this could be Lada Nakonechna's artistic statement. Having escaped from the natural order and declared themselves the rivals of nature, people also took upon themselves the responsibility of self-reflection. Any representation of the world seems incomplete without somebody contemplating it, without attention to the quality and specificity of that looking. The unfinished landscapes on the top portion of the wall inIncomplete are waiting for someone's arrival to populate the landscape, but there is nothing to look at except the bodies of viewers filling the empty space. The artist's gesture turns the viewer's gaze back upon herself, to see herself looking at herself in this unfinished landscape.
The artist also reveals the process of creating a new landscape in Constructing the New Landscape. This new scenery, which looks civilized, is not clearer or more livable than the forest full of danger and chimeras that people escaped. People have produced a reality where images of street fights predominate over natural landscapes. But these pictures are as incomprehensible as the abandoned and menacing forest. Why does the world invented by people revolt against them? Why is it that the living space apparently made unthreatening presents new threats to humans?
Perhaps the fear experienced by man in nature is radically different from that of modern man? Is it possible that the fear of the forest is more comprehensible because it was caused by natural conditions and demanded simple actions like attacking an enemy, defending oneself against danger, or hunting for prey? Having protected themselves from natural threats, humans have not eliminated fear. With P__ersonal Shield, Lada Nakonechna exhibits the civilized person's fear – of the other, of the world, and of oneself. This fear does not disappear, even in the relative safety of today's society. This fear has accumulated because the ways of realizing it and living through it have been lost. The work Reserved consists of a cage that occupies the whole room so that there is no space left for a person to enter. It exposes the usual reaction to this hidden fear – occupation or appropriation of space or discourse, desire to master the world, whether materially or intellectually.
When she covered the Albertina Library's walls with pencil drawings of bookshelves amidst marvelous landscapes, Perspective, Lada Nakonechna refused to secure them in any way. The work that the artist created over three months during the library's working hours in the presence of visitors could be easily destroyed with the touch of an eraser by anybody who enters the space. Art, like everything else created by people, should be preserved for only as long as there is a need for it – whether existential or vital. When something exhausts its potential, it should simply be discarded. The fragility and potential disappearance of Lada Nakonechna's work reveals art to be a form of action in the world, while at the same time desacralizing and demystifying the artwork.
In Appropriated Phrases, the spectator passes through a corridor, encountering phrases taken out of context from Brecht's play Good Person of Szechwan, while obscuring the name of the speaking character with her body. Instead, the names – the Old Man, the Unemployed Man, the Policeman – are projected onto the spectator's back. Thus, discovering herself in between the subject and discourse, the spectator becomes somewhat perplexed: Who is saying this? What does it mean? Why are these exact words being said? How did I end up as a mediator between the discourse and subject and what should I do in this situation? Caught up in the process of contemplation, the spectator is made a participant of a conversation, even though she is not the one speaking.
Lada Nakonechna reflects on a person's capacity to really perceive one's surroundings, which are often obscured by one's idea of what is being observed. This becomes visible through the work Almost the Same where the wall of the exhibition hall is covered with an exact photographic copy of the wall. In O__bject Lesson of my Participation the artist deals with the place and function of art today. When an endless number of images are being created and used by certain people with the purpose of manipulating others, the artist's role becomes to display these various methods of manipulation and unveil the illusionary structures they produce. Perhaps exhibiting the mechanisms, instruments and methods of art is also an attempt to reflect on the system of social relationships?
By exposing the methods and principles the artist uses to construct reality, Lada perfroms a certain demystification of perception. At the same time, she shares this work with spectators tired of the infinity of images as a way of dealing with the contemporary world. Lada demystifies not only the artist's work but also the sacred persona of the artist. In different countries, during different exhibitions, she repeats her performance Bad Face of Ukraine where she sits motionless on a chair in the gallery with her eyes closed. Thus, she gives away her own position of observer (one that is already inscribed into her works themselves) to the spectator, placing herself next to her works as another object, equally open to another's gaze and analysis. Lada Nakonechna manifests art as a frame for looking at the world, and elucidating the complicated social structures that affect what we see. At the same time, she does not appropriate this artistic approach, but invites the spectator to do the same – in his or her own specific way.
– Mariana Matveichuk
Text courtesy Galerie Eigen + Art.
Lada Nakonechna Featured Artworks
Lada Nakonechna Work on the ground 1, 2019 Transfer print, graphite on paper
71 x 1235 cm Galerie Eigen + Art Contact Gallery
Lada Nakonechna List of domains, 2019 Photography, cut out, graphite
100 x 70 cm Galerie Eigen + Art Contact Gallery
Lada Nakonechna Capture 1, 2019 Transfer print, crayon on paper
745 x 655 cm Galerie Eigen + Art Contact Gallery
Lada Nakonechna Uniform image 1, 2019 Transfer print, crayon on paper
Lada Nakonechna Flags, 2018 Glass case, plaster, plexiglass
100 x 25 x 22 cm Galerie Eigen + Art Contact Gallery
Lada Nakonechna Perspective reduction 10 (from the painting "Road to a collective farm", 1937), 2018 Transfer print, graphite on paper
Galerie Eigen + Art Contact Gallery
Lada Nakonechna Following the plan 2 (after the painting "Road to a collective farm", 1937), 2017 Installation of 2 drawings, graphite on paper, aluminium, PVC, Blueback plot
166 x 310 x 83 cm Galerie Eigen + Art Contact Gallery
Lada Nakonechna Recent Exhibitions
Closed 28 May–15 July 2020 Group Exhibition reloaded Galerie Eigen + ArtLeipzig
Closed 9 January–20 February 2020 Lada Nakonechna Images from abroad Galerie Eigen + ArtBerlin
Closed 5–19 December 2019 Group Exhibition Gifts for you Galerie Eigen + ArtBerlin
Recent Exhibitions View All (5) Exhibitions
Lada Nakonechna Represented By
Galerie Eigen + Art Berlin, Leipzig
Lada Nakonechna In Ocula Magazine
Ocula Insight Images from Abroad: Lada Nakonechna at Galerie EIGEN + ART By Phoebe Blatton, Berlin
Lada Nakonechna's solo exhibition at Galerie EIGEN + ART confronts the depictions of conflict and their viewers.
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Q: Nvidia X setting doesn't save dual monitor settings I am using Linux Mint 14 KDE and I have a GeForce 9600 GT.
I am trying to use nvidia-settings (driver version 304.84) to save my dual monitor configuration:
Small monitor: TwinView, Resolution Auto (1280x1024), Position Left of (big monitor).
Big Monitor: TwinView, Resolution 1680x1024, Position Absolute +1280+0, refresh auto, Primary display for the XScreen.
This configuration works well when I apply it, so I only want to save it. However when I restart the Xserver, the configuration gets lost, and the big monitor is set to resolution 1280x1024 and as a clone of the small. The xorg.conf file is saved correctly, but it is not working later. I have tried playing around with the settings, but no configuration seems to be saved well. In particular the resolution of the big monitor is set to 1280x1024 even when the small one is disabled. Everything used to work well with the kde config before I installed nvidia drivers. The xorg.conf file produced by nvidia settings is this:
# nvidia-settings: X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings
# nvidia-settings:  version 304.51  (buildd@batsu)  Fri Oct 12 12:53:54 UTC 2012

Section "ServerLayout"
    Identifier     "Layout0"
    Screen      0  "Screen0" 0 0
    InputDevice    "Keyboard0" "CoreKeyboard"
    InputDevice    "Mouse0" "CorePointer"
    Option         "Xinerama" "0"
EndSection

Section "Files"
EndSection

Section "InputDevice"
    # generated from default
    Identifier     "Mouse0"
    Driver         "mouse"
    Option         "Protocol" "auto"
    Option         "Device" "/dev/psaux"
    Option         "Emulate3Buttons" "no"
    Option         "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
EndSection

Section "InputDevice"
    # generated from default
    Identifier     "Keyboard0"
    Driver         "kbd"
EndSection

Section "Monitor"
    # HorizSync source: edid, VertRefresh source: edid
    Identifier     "Monitor0"
    VendorName     "Unknown"
    ModelName      "LG Electronics W2042"
    HorizSync       30.0 - 83.0
    VertRefresh     56.0 - 75.0
    Option         "DPMS"
EndSection

Section "Device"
    Identifier     "Device0"
    Driver         "nvidia"
    VendorName     "NVIDIA Corporation"
    BoardName      "GeForce 9600 GT"
EndSection

Section "Screen"
    Identifier     "Screen0"
    Device         "Device0"
    Monitor        "Monitor0"
    DefaultDepth    24
    Option         "Stereo" "0"
    Option         "nvidiaXineramaInfoOrder" "DFP-0"
    Option         "metamodes" "DFP: 1680x1050 +1280+0, CRT: nvidia-auto-select +0+0"
    SubSection     "Display"
        Depth       24
    EndSubSection
EndSection

A: In the end I solved it by using the KDE config tool. This is the right relevant line:
Option         "metamodes" "DFP: 1680x1050 +1280+0, CRT: 1280x1024_75 +0+0"

Nvidia app is pretty crappy...

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In Utah 143,391 People Are Enrolled In Marketplace Coverage
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As of December 19, the number of consumers signed up for Marketplace coverage surged to more than 8.2 million nationally, including 143,391 in Utah. Those who selected a plan by December 17 or were auto reenrolled will have coverage effective January 1, 2016. High consumer demand as we neared the enrollment deadline for coverage, as well as the automatic renewal process, contributed to this overall total.
"Millions of Americans will start 2016 with the quality and affordable health coverage they want and need to keep their families healthy and financially secure," said Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell. "We are encouraged by the strong start we experienced in the first half of Open Enrollment for 2016 coverage, and know we have ongoing work to do. We are focused on making sure Utah families looking for coverage understand their options through the Marketplace, know about the financial assistance available, and have access to the support they need to enroll."
These data, for the first time, reflect the vast majority of consumers who were automatically re-enrolled into 2016 coverage. The re-enrollment process has not yet been completed so as it continues, upcoming snapshots will include additional consumers who were automatically re-enrolled after December 19. If a consumer realized after the deadline for coverage starting January 1 that there is a better plan for their family, they can come back and make a change any time before the end of Open Enrollment on January 31, 2016.
Open Enrollment for 2016 health coverage at HealthCare.gov began November 1, 2015 and individuals can still enroll in coverage through January 31, 2016. Consumers should visit HealthCare.gov orCuidadodeSalud.gov to review their coverage options, learn about what financial assistance is available, or to sign up or re-enroll in a plan that best meets their needs.
Having health insurance when you can afford it is now the law. If someone chooses not to buy health insurance and could afford to do so, they are at risk of paying a fee of $695 or more.
Five Facts about Open Enrollment in Utah:
Since Open Enrollment began on Nov. 1, 143,391 Utah consumers have selected a plan through December 19.
Plans for 2016 are affordable, 77 percent of Utah enrollees can find plans for $75 or less a month in premiums after tax credits. Nationwide, about 8 out of 10 people who enroll in health coverage through HealthCare.gov qualify for financial help to make their monthly premiums more affordable.
For 2016, 90 percent of returning Utah HealthCare.gov consumers could save an average of $723 annually in premiums before tax credits for a plan in the same level of coverage by returning to shop. If a consumer realized after the deadline for coverage starting that there is a better plan for their family, they can come back and make a change any time before the end of Open Enrollment on January 31, 2016.
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Clinical Trials Still Don't Reflect The Diversity Of America
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About 40 percent of Americans belong to a racial or ethnic minority, but the people who participate in clinical trials tend to be more homogeneous. Clinical trials are the studies that test whether drugs work, and inform doctors' decisions about how to treat their patients. When subjects in those studies don't look like the patients who could end up taking the treatments, that can be problematic. In short: Clinical trials are too white.
"We've known for years that certain drugs don't work on parts of our population," says Sam Oh, an epidemiologist at the University of California, San Francisco Center for Genes, Environment and Health.
He was one of a group of 14 researchers who found that diversity in biomedical research often does not reflect the American population. The study was published Tuesday in the journal PLoS Medicine.
"Only 2 percent of cancer studies and less than 5 percent of pulmonary studies have studied enough minorities to provide useful information," Oh says.
Because of genetic differences, some people's bodies process drugs in very different ways. Racial and ethnic categories can serve as a proxy for those differences.
The blood thinner clopidogrel, or Plavix, doesn't work in the 75 percent of Pacific Islanders whose bodies don't produce the enzyme required to activate the drug. For them, taking the medication is like taking a placebo.
People with epilepsy who are of Asian descent are supposed to get genetic testing before being prescribed the seizure medication carbamazepine, because the drug can damage the skin and internal organs of patients with a certain gene variant.
And, says Oh, "African-Americans and Puerto Ricans don't respond as well to some of the most common asthma controller medications, and that's really a tragedy since these two groups are the most affected by asthma in the United States." Coming across disparities like the asthma example, Oh says, "you begin to wonder, 'Well, why is this the case?' And part of that reason might be because our biomedical studies in the past have not recruited as heavily in those populations."
The importance of increasing diversity among study subjects has been on the NIH radar for almost 30 years, when the Office of Minority Health was set up.
The review boards that decide which studies will get funding, however, remain 90 percent white, says Oh, based on information the group accessed with a Freedom of Information Act request. The community of researchers applying for grants also skews white. That's one of the things Oh and his colleagues say needs to change, because people are more likely to sign up for a clinical trial if the recruiter looks like them, or at least speaks their language.
"So it's really important when you want to do science in diverse communities, you have a scientific team and a scientific staff that is also diverse," Oh says.
After the NIH found that black applicants were 10 percentage points less likely than white applicants to win a research grant, a position was created last year to focus on increasing diversity in the field.
As the U.S. becomes more diverse, says Oh, these gaps are more important to fill — and could help make a dent in the estimated $300 billion lost each year because of health disparities.
Read entire article by Rae Ellen Bichell at npr.org
Labels: African Americans/Blacks, American Indians, Asians, Data and Reports, Healthcare Access, Hispanics/Latinos, Income Disparities, Pacific Islanders
Deadline extended to sign-up for January 1 healthcare coverage
Please attribute quote from Kevin Counihan, CEO of the Health Insurance Marketplaces:
"Because of the unprecedented demand and volume of consumers contacting our call center or visiting HealthCare.gov, we are extending the deadline to sign-up for January 1 coverage until 11:59pm PST December 17. Hundreds of thousands have already selected plans over the last two days and approximately 1 million consumers have left their contact information to hold their place in line. Our goal is to provide access to affordable coverage, and the additional 48 hours will give consumers an opportunity to come back and complete their enrollment for January 1 coverage. "
· The final days heading into the December 15 deadline were the busiest we've ever experienced at HealthCare.gov.
· While the website and the call center enrolled people throughout the day, some consumers were asked to wait before logging in to HealthCare.gov or to speak to a call center representative.
· A number of states, including New York and Minnesota, have announced similar extensions.
· In previous open enrollments, we've provided additional time to make sure individuals seeking coverage before the deadline can get covered.
Labels: Disparities Office, Front Page News, Healthcare Access
OHD is requesting your help
Do you live in Glendale or South Salt Lake?
The Utah Department of Health Office of Health Disparities is conducting a survey to gain a better understanding of how residents access health care and oral health services in certain areas. We also want to learn more about living conditions facing those residents. The goal is to ensure that there are enough members of racial and ethnic minorities in the sample so that more reliable estimates of health indicators can be reported, and more precise measures can be taken to address geographic disparities. Participants will be entered into a drawing for $50 grocery gift cards.
Please send this to anyone living in these areas. Thanks for your help!
Glendale residents
English: http://ow.ly/UqISd
Español: http://ow.ly/UrpvO
South Salt Lake residents
English: http://ow.ly/UqILf
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Labels: African Americans/Blacks, American Indians, Asians, Data and Reports, Disparities Office, Events, Front Page News, Geographic Disparities, Healthcare Access, Hispanics/Latinos, Pacific Islanders
UPDATE: HHS Reports 53,872 people signed up for coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace in Utah
In Utah, 53,872 people signed up for coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace
HHS encourages consumers to enroll before the December 15 deadline
Heading into the final days before the December 15 deadline for January 1 coverage, over 2.8 millionconsumers selected a plan in the HealthCare.gov platform as of December 5, 2015, including 53,872 in Utah. This includes both new consumers and consumers returning to shop for private health insurance plans sold on Healthcare.gov.
"I am pleased with the strong start to this year's Open Enrollment," Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell said. "While we have more work to do, more than 1 million new consumers have signed up for affordable quality coverage in the 38 states that use HealthCare.gov. And existing Marketplace customers who have returned and shopped for a more affordable plan are paying less in premiums this year than they were paying last year. Time is running out to sign up for a health plan that begins on January 1. With less than a week remaining before the December 15thdeadline, we urge consumers to visit Healthcare.gov and get enrolled."
Open Enrollment for 2016 health coverage at HealthCare.gov began November 1, 2015, and runs through January 31, 2016. However, it's important to note that individuals who need coverage starting January 1, 2016 must sign up by the December 15, 2015 deadline.
Consumers should visit HealthCare.gov or CuidadodeSalud.gov to review their coverage options, learn about what financial assistance is available, or to sign up or re-enroll in a plan that best meets their needs.
As we near the December 15 deadline officials from HHS are available for print, radio and television interviews. To request an interview with an official from HHS, email press@cms.hhs.gov.
Since Open Enrollment began on Nov. 1, 53,872 Utah consumers have selected a plan in the Federally Facilitated Marketplace.
For 2016, 90 percent of returning Utah HealthCare.gov consumers could save an average of $723 annually in premiums before tax credits for a plan in the same level of coverage by returning to shop.
Visit LocalHelp@HealthCare.gov to find a listing enrollment centers and events in your community where free, confidential enrollment help is offered.
New HealthCare.gov Digital Press Kit: Download b-roll, stock photos, and find recent data releases. Bookmark this page now and visit often. The page will be updated with new images and resources as we progress through Open Enrollment.
Opportunities for Dental Sedation
Salt Lake Donated Dental is offering free sedation for children needing extensive dental work eleven times throughout 2016. The sedation's will be given to children who have seen a dentist previous to making the sedation appointment so a referral can be made. All patients must income qualify for services.
For more information please contact Laura at 801-972-2747.
The dates for the sedations are:
These services are currently being underutilized and be be discontinued if the spots are not filled. Thank you for helping to spread the word!!
Labels: Events, Healthcare Access
2014 School Health Profiles Results Released
DASH School-Based Surveillance
YRBSS, SHPPS, and School Health Profiles
Today, CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health (DASH) released the 2014 School Health Profiles (Profiles) results on the DASH Healthy Youth website at www.cdc.gov/schoolhealthprofiles.
The release includes:
a comprehensive report that includes results from surveys conducted in:
19 large urban school districts
2 territories
a fact sheet describing Profiles and highlighting key 2014 results
a PowerPoint presentation that presents state results, by quartiles, on a U.S. map
all questionnaires and item rationales
information on how to obtain Profiles datasets
technical documentation for data analysis
Profiles Background: The School Health Profiles (Profiles) is a system of surveys assessing school health policies and practices in states, large urban school districts, and territories. Profiles surveys are conducted biennially by education and health agencies among middle and high school principals and lead health education teachers.
If you would like to receive updates and announcements on School Health Profiles in the future, please subscribe to the School Health Profiles list.
Website: www.cdc.gov/schoolhealthprofiles
Phone: 1-800-CDC-INFO (1-800-232-4636)
Email: nccddashinfo@cdc.gov
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The American Public Health Association and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are proud to co-sponsor a five-part webinar series highlighting the vital work of the ATSDR. The series explores the Agency's role as an integral partner in: determining chemical threats; supporting communities with their environmental health concerns; protecting children and vulnerable populations; and supporting the specific needs of Native Tribes.
Part V – Working with Tribal Communities
Thursday, December 17, 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. EST
Welcome back to the series! In our fifth and final webinar, Working with Tribal Communities, participants will gain insights regarding environmental health concerns of Native Tribal communities and how ATSDR effectively supports tribal governments in addressing these concerns. This is a webinar not to miss!
Register today.
Montrece McNeill Ransom, JD, MPH
Senior Public Health Analyst, Public Health Law Program
Joe Sarcone, MSPH
Environmental Health Scientist, Regional Representative
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
Yakutat Tlingit Tribe
Jamie Rayman, MPH
Health Educator and Community Involvement Specialist
Mae-Gilene Begay, MSW
Program Director, Community Health Representatives/Outreach Program
Navajo Nation Department of Health
Recordings of the first four webinars are available online:
Introducing ATSDR
Supporting Communities with Tools and Resources
Informing Decision-Making though Health Assessment
Advancing Environmental Medicine Practice
This webinar will be recorded and made available after the live event.
Labels: American Indians, Geographic Disparities, Healthcare Access
Applebee's to Remove Soda from Kids' Menus
Applebee's will become the first family-dining restaurant chain to remove soda from its children's menus, joining fast-food chains McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, and Dairy Queen. The move was praised by the nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest which in 2014, with allies such as MomsRising.org, the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, and the UConn Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity launched a campaign to encourage all restaurant chains to remove soda and other sugar drinks from kids' meals and menus.
"Soda and other sugar drinks promote diabetes, obesity, tooth decay, and even heart disease, and a kids' menu is no place for disease-promoting drinks," said CSPI nutrition policy counsel Jessica Almy. "Kudos to Applebee's for taking this important step to promote children's health. Other sit-down chains such as Chili's should follow Applebee's lead."
Subway, Chipotle, and Panera also exclude sugar drinks from kids' menus, as does IHOP, which is owned by Applebee's parent company DineEquity. "Responsible restaurants are on the fast track toward making soda for kids a thing of the past," said Almy.
Center for Science in the Public Interest
Dec. 17th Webinar - Affordable Care Act Messaging for American Indians and Alaska Natives
You are invited to a webinar hosted by the Cross-RHEC American Indian and Alaska Native Caucus
The Affordable Care Act offers many opportunities to American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/ANs) who lack health insurance coverage. The National Indian Health Board, American Indian Health & Family Services, and the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium have many lessons learned to share from their past outreach and enrollment efforts related to enrollment under the Affordable Care Act. This webinar will provide tribes, tribal organizations, and RHEC members with effective messaging strategies and outreach practices for AI/ANs that encourage enrollment in the Health Insurance Marketplace, Medicaid, and the Children's Health Insurance Program.
MODERATOR: Lillian Zuniga, Member, Cross-RHEC AI/AN Caucus
Ashley Tuomi, DHSc, Executive Director, American Indian Health and Family Services
TIME: 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. EST
Register Here: http://tinyurl.com/AI-AN-ACA-Registration
View Full Abstract and Speaker Bios: http://tinyurl.com/AI-AN-ACA-Biographies
TOPIC: Affordable Care Act Messaging for American Indians and Alaska Natives
Dawn Coley, Director of Tribal Health Care Reform Outreach and Education, National Indian Health Board
Charlene Walker, Director, Outreach and Enrollment, Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
The Cross-RHEC American Indian and Alaska Native Caucus is a group of Regional Health Equity Council (RHEC) members under the National Partnership for Action to End Health Disparities (NPA). The Caucus provides a forum for RHEC members to increase dialogue across RHECs and to coordinate and enhance tribal, state and local efforts to address health disparities and the social determinants of health for AI/ANs.
*If the registration link does not work, please copy the entire link and paste it into your web browser. For webinar-specific or technical questions, contact the moderator at csantos@explorepsa.com.
Labels: American Indians, Healthcare Access
Only two weeks remain before the December 15 enrollment deadline
Over two million consumers selected a plan in the Federally Facilitated Marketplace as of Nov. 28, 2015, including 37,816 in Utah.
"Americans who need health coverage starting January 1st have just two weeks remaining before theDecember 15 enrollment deadline," Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell said. "Whether you are enrolling for the first time or an existing customer who is shopping for the best plan for 2016, now is the time to visit HealthCare.gov or CuidadoDeSalud.gov. We're encouraged by the number of people who are returning to the Marketplace or are seeking coverage for the first time. More than 2 million consumers have selected a plan and over 700,000 are new Marketplace consumers in the 38 states using the HealthCare.gov platform."
Visit LocalHelp@HealthCare.gov to find a listing enrollment centers and eventsin your community where free, confidential enrollment help is offered.
About the Open Enrollment at HealthCare.gov:
Open Enrollment for 2016 health coverage at HealthCare.gov began November 1, 2015, and runs through January 31, 2016. Individuals who need coverage starting January 1, 2016 must sign up by theDecember 15, 2015 deadline. Consumers should visit HealthCare.gov or CuidadodeSalud.gov to review their coverage options, learn about what financial assistance is available, or to sign up or re-enroll in a plan that best meets their needs.
26th Native American Holiday Arts Market
The Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake presents:
The 26th Native American Holiday Arts Market
Sunday: 10 am to 5 pm
Vendors will be offering both traditional and contemporary Native American goods including jewelry, pottery, paintings and more.
Labels: American Indians, Events
Primary Care Network (PCN) is Now Open
Primary Care Network (PCN) is now open for applications for eligible adults. PCN covers primary care services for adults who don't qualify for Medicaid.
Labels: Healthcare Access
Today is World AIDS Day, a day when people around the world take collective action against HIV. This year's theme, "The Time to Act Is Now," is especially relevant with today's release of the White House National HIV/AIDS Strategy Action Plan. This plan details steps to implement the National HIV/AIDS Strategy for the United States: Updated to 2020 (NHAS) released this past summer. The Action Plan provides steps to advance the vision of becoming a nation where HIV infections are rare.
One of the measures called for is the scale-up of oral pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medication that is effective at preventing HIV infection. The use of PrEP with other proven prevention tools offers heightened potential to reduce the number of new infections. However, recently released data indicate that we still have a lot of work to do to increase the use of PrEP. According to a new edition of CDC's Vital Signs, released last week, more than one million adults who are at substantial risk for HIV could potentially benefit from PrEP. But nationwide, only one in three primary care doctors and nurses is aware of PrEP.
There are several strategies that are effective at scaling up PrEP use. For example, New York State has increased the use of PrEP among patients covered by Medicaid. As described in a recent MMWR, New York State made PrEP-related materials available through the state health department's website, conducted trainings, and held public forums to educate both potential prescribers and those at risk.
CDC is expanding the use of PrEP through a variety of activities, including new PrEP and Data-to-Care health department demonstration projects. In addition, CDC supports other prevention programs, such as:
Providing $339 million annually in funding to health departments to develop and implement HIV prevention programs, including testing, linkage to and retention in care, prevention with positives, and other effective interventions.
Awarding $43 million annually to community-based organizations to improve HIV outcomes across the continuum of care, including linking people diagnosed with HIV to care, helping them get and stay in treatment, and providing them with prevention counseling and other support services.
Piloting HIV testing programs in urban and rural pharmacies.
Raising awareness about HIV prevention through Act Against AIDS campaigns such as Start Talking. Stop HIV.
These efforts support action on the ground to prevent HIV infections and to ensure people with HIV are linked to care as soon as possible and remain in treatment. We look forward to continuing conversations about achieving high impact prevention next week, when more than 3,000 scientists, public health officials, community workers, clinicians, and persons living with HIV will gather for the 2015 National HIV Prevention Conference in Atlanta.
As we reflect on the toll of HIV on World AIDS Day, let us take heart from the many advancements we have seen in the fight against AIDS and gain renewed energy for the future actions we can take together to reduce HIV and AIDS in the United States and throughout the world.
Jonathan H. Mermin, MD, MPH
Director, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention
www.cdc.gov/nchhstp
Eugene McCray, MD
Director, Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention
National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention
www.cdc.gov/hiv
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This fall, Phillips Seafood is celebrating National Seafood Month by hosting a very special social media giveaway! One lucky seafood lover will win their choice of a year of free seafood at their favorite Phillips Seafood restaurant OR a year of Phillips premium grocery products. Enter to win on Phillips Seafood's official Facebook page now until Thursday, November 10.
You can visit Phillips Seafood in Atlantic City, located on Level 3 of The Pier at Caesars and take advantage of some of their great specials like the $15 "Lunch Break", half-price bottles of wine every Thursday, and $19.95 Surf & Turf meal! Or find them in Baltimore's scenic Inner Harbor and try their $5 for 5 local Maryland oysters available three ways, live music lounge, and happy hour food and drink specials.
You'll Want a Pizza This!
Last fall, Philadelphia based URBN Brands announced their partnership with Marc Vetri's famous pizza chain, Pizzeria Vetri. Now the wait is finally over. Starting this month at the King of Prussia Mall, you will find a newly renovated 20,000 sq ft Urban Outfitters featuring Pizzeria Vetri! As the third Philadelphia location, Pizzeria Vetri KOP will specialize in the sale of the square pies or "pizza al taglio" – Vetri's own take on a traditional Roman pizza. Given the fact that it's National Pizza Month, this opening is ideal.
In addition to this expansion, URBN Brands are opening a brand new Free People and Anthropologie stores, directly across from Urban. The Free People store will be a larger version of the previous KOP location and the Anthropologie store, reimagined as Anthropologie & Co., will be the largest in the country. Together, Free People and Anthro will take up 40,000 sq ft of the mall! All four URBN Brands stores combined will take up 60,000 sq ft. All stores will be open by the end of the month!


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Oh Well! Mother Of 9 Ditches Husband & Children To Be With GAMBIAN Man She Met On Facebook
A husband has spoken of his heartache of finding out his partner of 23 years has run away with an African toyboy she met on Facebook.
Heidi Hepworth, 44, ditched husband Andy, also 44, for 30-year-old Mamadou Jallow from Gambia after she started talking to strangers online.
Andy, from East Boldon in South Tyneside, is convinced his wife's lover brainwashed her, saying it was like an alien had possessed her body.
After getting tattoos, booking sunbeds and giving herself a makeover, she flew to Gambia last month – her first ever trip out of the UK – abandoning her nine children and starting a new life with Mamadou.
Devestated Andy told The Sun: 'The person she has become is horrible. She was a loving, caring mum. Now it's like an alien has possessed her body.
'He has brainwashed her. It's one big fantasy for her and she is following it through step by step.'
The couple have six children together and Andy has raised three children Heidi had from a previous marriage as his own.
They were left in the North East while their mother started life with her new partner.
She told the paper her new squeeze was not after her to get a British passport, and insisted he was a nice man.
Heidi said: 'I've met a young gentleman but it's not an affair. The marriage had problems. We drifted apart. Can a woman not have a new relationship?'
Andy and his wife had been together 18 years when they eventually decided to tie the knot five years ago.
Now, the Navy veteran is convinced their marriage is over having noticed a change in Heidi in March after 'Asian and African men' started adding her on social media sites.
'She was wearing more make up and dresses which she'd never done before. It just wasn't her,' he told The Sun.
'She was going out all the time with friends and was always on her phone.
'A caring mum wouldn't go off gallivanting around Africa with her new boyfriend.'
Heidi said she saw her future with Mamadou and her children, despite being almost 3,000 miles away from them.
She claims to be talking to them via video chat every day and insisted she was missing them.
Andy and Heidi met in the 1990s, and although he described their relationship as 'rock solid', he said this was a betrayal too big for them to recover from.
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Yiruma (also known as I Ru-ma or Lee Ru-ma) is a popular pianist and composer from South Korea who received his musical training in London. His beautiful piano composition River Flows in You was originally released on his 2001 album entitled First Love and has become an international hit.
This sheet music includes two 4-page solo harp versions of this piece arranged by Sylvia Woods. Both arrangements include fingerings. The first arrangement is in the key of G and can be played on a pedal harp, or a lever harp with 2 octaves below middle C. The second arrangement, in the key of C, can be played on various size harps. If you have a 26-string harp with 1 octave below middle C, play both hands an octave higher than written.
This piece is often erroneously listed on YouTube as being Bella's Lullaby from the Twilight movies. This is incorrect. This music has never been used in Twilight, but it is still very popular with fans of the series.


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Q: Carrying variables from one query to another to create chained nodes with cypher This may be a stupid way to do this. I want to create a chain of nodes, possibly thousands of them in the following form:
(n0)-[r0]->(n1)-[r1]->(n2)...

I have programatically generated cypher which looks something like this:
MERGE (n0:Person)-[r0:RelType]->(n1:Person)
WITH n1 MERGE (n1:Person)-[r1:RelType]->(n2:Person)
WITH n2 MERGE (n2:Person)-[r2:RelType]->(n3:Person)
WITH n3 MERGE (n3:Person)-[r3:RelType]->(n4:Person)
WITH n4 MERGE (n4:Person)-[r4:RelType]->(n5:Person)
...

I then copy pasted above queries in neo4j web console and ran, but it gave following error:
Can't create node `n1` with labels or properties here. The variable is already declared in this context

I understand (or I dont?) we cannot use MERGE inside WITH . Also I know we can bulk import nodes, relationships from CSV using Neo4jImport. But I was just curious if we can generate a bunch of cyphers to copy paste them in neo4j web console and create the desired graph.

A: If the only thing you want is to create a long chain of nodes, you can just unwind a range :
CREATE INDEX ON :Person(id)

UNWIND range(1,100) AS i
MERGE (p:Person {id: i-1})
MERGE (p2:Person {id: i})
MERGE (p)-[:RelType]->(p2)

A: @Luanne is on the right track, but I think this is what you want:
CREATE (n1:Person)
WITH n1 AS n CREATE (n)-[:RelType]->(n1:Person)
WITH n1 AS n CREATE (n)-[:RelType]->(n1:Person)
WITH n1 AS n CREATE (n)-[:RelType]->(n1:Person)
WITH n1 AS n CREATE (n)-[:RelType]->(n1:Person)

(and so on...)

Except for the first line, all other lines are identical. I used CREATE because I don't think you want to use MERGE at all, since I believe you are trying to create totally new data. You can use MERGE instead if I am wrong about that.

A: I think you should remove the label when merging the relationship on the node n1 supplied via the WITH
MERGE (n0:Person)-[r0:RelType]->(n1:Person)
WITH n1 MERGE (n1)-[r1:RelType]->(n2:Person)
WITH n2 MERGE (n2)-[r2:RelType]->(n3:Person)
WITH n3 MERGE (n3)-[r3:RelType]->(n4:Person)
WITH n4 MERGE (n4)-[r4:RelType]->(n5:Person)

(untested)


The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival will be celebrating their 20th anniversary in 2019 and rumors are starting to swarm on who will be headlining the event, which takes place on April 12-14 and April 19-21 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. According to HDD, the buzz on the block is that Childish Gambino, Justin Timberlake and Kanye West will headlining the festival on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
Coachella and promoter Goldenvoice have not made their officially announcement yet but will do so before the year ends. All signs are pointing the way of the rumor with Ye's new album YANDHI being pushed back to a November 23rd release and Childish Gambino set to release a new album before the end of the year. The only question mark is Justin Timberlake but he's still a mega star so we will see.


Donny Roth - ambassador of human powered skiing - took the Skratch Labs crew into the Colorado backcountry. Words + pictures by Annie Dwyer.
Being in the woods on a snowy winter day always has a magical feeling to it. My favorite way of moving around in the coldest months is downhill on a pair of skis... ideally through deep, light, untouched snow. So I could hardly contain my excitement at the fat flakes falling from the sky when we got to the coffee shop on Saturday morning to meet Donny Roth, ski guide at Irwin Guides in Crested Butte, at Independent Descents in Chile and extended Skratch Labs family member.
Skiing with Donny was a treat. As a professional ski guide and avalanche safety course instructor, he's skied all over the world and has a wealth of knowledge about snow, which is deceivingly complex. Snow is constantly changing, and assessing the safety of skiing on any given day in any particular place requires a specific skill set and consistent attention to what has happened and is happening to the snowpack. If I've learned one thing as a backcountry skier, its the importance of continuing to learn, so I couldn't pass up Donny's offer to share some of his expertise.
We grabbed coffees and gathered around to check the avalanche report and discuss the plan for the day. Donny pointed out that every ski tour should begin with a conversation, whether over breakfast or in the car while driving to the trailhead. It's important to set baseline expectations and establish an objective, knowing it could change depending on the conditions or what the weather does during the course of the tour. Having agreed upon our goal, we headed out into the still-falling snow.
I was practically giddy by the time we clicked into our skis and headed out on the trail. It takes time to settle into the rhythm of skinning, but we did, swapping stories and shedding layers as we went. We made it to a frozen lake, a perfect space for Donny to illustrate how avalanche beacons work and allow us to practice searching quickly and efficiently. We headed to the slope above the lake to dig a snow pit to get a snapshot of the conditions. Donny showed us the weak layer at the base of the snowpack which, particularly if affected by the weight of a skier or snowmobiler, could trigger a dangerous slab avalanche.
We slapped our skins back on for a short, steep climb on shallow snow and over rocky, bare ground. It was hardly a preview for what we found on the other side of the ridge. I chucked a few Sport Energy Chews at each member of our crew as we transitioned to ski mode and excitedly scoped our lines. The snow was excellent and deep, and we hooted and hollered as each person took their turn weaving through the trees. We laughed, we face-planted, we high-fived. We made our way back to the cars and headed for après drinks and snacks. It had been an excellent and educational day out.
Each day in the backcountry is an opportunity to learn, to think, to explore, to be challenged and to have a blast. I love ripping around at a ski resort and I'm slow and clumsy going uphill, but I've come to love the sweat, the hard work, and the satisfaction of hiking for turns. It's always an adventure. Not all sports are so intertwined with understanding and assessing risk, and it can be intense to face that reality, but few things match the feeling of the smiles exchanged with new and old friends after a set of great, hard-earned turns in a beautiful place.


Northampton Town manager Keith Curle expressed his disappointment after the Cobblers suffered their first defeat in nine games at Cheltenham Town on Saturday.
The Cobblers, who were without Aaron Pierre and Jordan Turnbull amongst others, lost 3-1 at the Jonny Rocks Stadium to leave Curle frustrated.
"The performance today wasn't us," he said.
"We didn't start the game how we should have and how we expected to, we didn't nullify their threat and I felt too many players made wrong decisions at the wrong times.
"We didn't demand of ourselves and of each other and if we don't do our jobs properly we give a team a two goal headstart and that is what happened.
"This has to be another learning curve for us. We gave a team who are very strong at home a two goal start but when we did get on the front foot we looked more like ourselves but the tempo and urgency wasn't there today and that was disappointing.
"We were missing some players today but we have to be able to cope with that. There is an understanding what needs to be done but we didn't do it and we didn't demand enough of each other.
"We can still make the top seven but there is no room for error. I reckon we need six wins and we will be going all out to get those and see what happens.
"Ryan Hughes deserved his chance. It was a great opportunity for him and he will learn a lot from today playing against two very experienced strikers. He earned his call up with his performances in training, for the youth team and out on loan. I speak a lot with Jon Brady and Kieran Scarff and the pathway through for the young players at the club is open. We have a lot of belief in our young players and we are not afraid to play them."


--On Family Guy, they said something about a woman named Sophia and than Istanbul.
Such is my life now.
You never know, Volger has already been turned into a Loris.
I watched that movie a couple of weeks ago because I remembered it to be good from my childhood, but it turned out that I was overly romanticizing those memories.
Especially with Scott-sensei replying "Heh. Dresses."
YES. Now whenever I say, "Guess what?" my family & friends ask "Is it about that book?"
With very suspicious looks, I might add. I can't imagine why.
My friend called her dog 'beastie' the other day. She's Scottish, with short-ish light hair. I hugged her.
And speaking of kid movies that remind us of Leviathan, "The Frog Princess." Yup.
The king of excellent Franz Ferdinand references is Lemony Snicket, though.
"For some stories, it's easy. The moral of 'The Three Bears,' for instance, is "Never break into someone else's house.' The moral of 'Snow White' is 'Never eat apples.' The moral of World War I is 'Never assassinate Archduke Ferdinand."
Also, whenever I watch Tangled (4 times, thus far) I always think "Bovril!" when I see Pascal. They'd get along quite nicely.
I just finished watching that! I <3 Tangled!!
W just did a WWI unit in school. My teacher was less than satisfied with my 'Sarcastic' remarks about hydrogen breathing whales. Psh. Lot they know.
If I was your teacher I would have encouraged it!


Having the right cabinetry in the kitchen, bathroom and even garage is the key to having both an esthetically pleasing and functional space. Choosing the right cabinets for the house seems to be one of the most important decisions for many homeowners. Most people do cabinet remodeling on a budget, cutting corners wherever possible, and often opting for a mass produced cabinetry. Though the mass produced cabinets are similar in their quality to the custom cabinets, they tell little or nothing at all about the esthetic taste of the home owner. This is why whenever the budget is not an issue, people opt to install custom cabinets which not only reflect their taste but also fulfill any special needs that the homeowners or space requires, such as a curved wall.
Custom cabinetry comes in as many shapes, styles and materials as a home owner can imagine. From the countertops, and finishing to the size and style, a homeowner can easily become overwhelmed with the number of decisions he has to make. As the choices are so varied, a home owner should always consult a professional in the field prior to creating any layout or design. After consulting with the professional, a detailed plan will be drawn, and a computer 3D presentation of the cabinets will be made. This will provide the homeowner with a clear idea of what the final result will look like. After the homeowner and the professional have agreed upon the style, measures and materials, the production of the cabinets will take place.
The cabinets produced will reflect the company's craftsmanship, the quality of wood used as well as their dexterity when it comes to applying the finish, as it is usually done manually. Hence why, it is important to use a company that specializes in custom cabinetry with a long record of satisfied customers and years of experience.
After the cabinets have been finished, the installation of the same is done by a professional as well. The installation process is also important as if it's not done right and by a professional, it can often result in damaging the walls as well as cabinets. Furthermore, the bad installation can lead to accidents, as any loose screws can cause the cabinets to fall off the walls.
As a long-standing refinishing company, we have had a pleasure of working with hundreds of clients over the last two decades. Many of them have come with a completely unique set of problems that we had to find a solution for. This uniqueness and variety of problems we have faced in the last twenty years has awaken our creativity that today we can proudly say there is no cabinetry problem that we cannot solve. Thanks to our superb craftsmanship, laser sharp accuracy and the finest cabinetry wood, you can rest assured knowing that the cabinets made by Hollywood Refinishing will not only be esthetically pleasing and functional, but that they will also last you a lifetime.


Pixie-Cut: So cool kann kurz sein!
Smooth Pixie Cut This gamine layered pixie cut is accented by super-short fringe. The smooth styling makes for an easy to manage look.
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October is National Energy Awareness Month, a national effort to make our nation more energy efficient. As a small business owner, a healthy bottom line is more than likely something you think about on a regular basis. Making your office more energy efficient is an easy way to increase your bottom line in a short period of time. With a few easy tweaks, you can see a return on your efforts in as little as 30-90 days.
As an industry expert, sharing this information with your customers on your social networks is a great way to help educate them and to showcase your passion for what you do. These types of efforts can assist you in converting leads, increasing brand awareness and trustworthiness.


There are a bunch of scenes in this movie where the main characters hide. I counted at least two scenes, but there may be more because they were probably hiding so well that I couldn't see them.
Luckily the main characters never get caught because they are awesome at hiding.
That's why I'm recommending this movie to every kid in the entire world. It will make them that much better at the best kid's game ever – Hide-and-Seek – which stinks for anyone trying to find them.


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Girl Boss 2017: M'Lou Hyttinen
by Kaci Lahpor
After 20 years in the corporate world with a background managing real estate properties and non-profit groups, M'Lou Hyttinen found an opportunity that resonated with her personal philosophies in life – the chance to run Plano's Heritage Farmstead Museum.
Aimee Wilson, whose parents originally built the farm, took over the estate and ran the successful farm and livestock program in the mid-1900s when it was a male-dominated field. M'Lou figured Ms. Aimee had to have a lot of guts to succeed in life; when M'Lou was offered the position of executive director at the Heritage Farmstead Museum, she jumped at the chance to be like Aimee. She says she wants to "be brave, be bold and dream big."
M'Lou has a monumental task in keeping an historic property running: cataloguing and adding to the historical collection; the daily care of farm animals and aspects of farm property; a blooming number of educational programs; events for both children and adults, and looking toward the future of the Farmstead.
She says she hopes to keep the Farmstead sustainable, because as anyone who's ever worked with a non-profit knows, the constant battle is keeping funds rolling in. Greg Cook, a current Heritage Farmstead Board of Trustees member explains, "It takes a lot to sustain the Heritage Farmstead. From the Farmstead team to all the volunteers, M'Lou sincerely cares about the Farmstead's continued success and is always appreciative of everyone's contribution, no matter how large or small."
It takes a great communicator and someone who cares to effectively convince others that what they are doing is important. According to Lesley Range-Stanton, past president of the Heritage Farmstead Museum Board of Directors, "M'Lou is an inspirational and dynamic leader who can easily convince others to love what she loves." Lesley adds that M'Lou "is an expert at effortlessly developing great relationships, making her the kind of leader and consensus builder that the Farmstead needs."
M'Lou hopes that by being a good steward for the farming families that settled here and preserving their stories, she will be remembered in Plano as someone who built the right team to help share their history and legacy. She comes after the innovative women in the Junior League of Collin County who were originally instrumental in saving the Farmstead from certain destruction, and she says she is inspired by "their renegade spirit."
That same enthusiasm is why she chooses to incorporate a multitude of events, like the Adult Easter Egg Hunt or "Breaking the Law with Bonnie and Clyde," that might seem unorthodox for a small museum, but are dedicated to making history fun. The tenacious spirit of the women who came before her are the sole reason she has big plans for the Farmstead. After all, you can't succeed unless you dream big.
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For a gentleman's wedding day
This shirt was made by Salome Enos for her son, Zimri Enos, to wear to his wedding on June 10, 1846. Salome and her husband, Pascal, came to Springfield in 1823 and became one of the first four landowning families of the town. Their son, Zimri, briefly practiced law before becoming a surveyor and civil engineer.
Salome Enos made this shirt by hand. In the first half of the 19th century, gentlemen's suits (vests, pants, and coats) were relatively complex to construct and therefore often made by a professional tailor. Shirts, socks, and handkerchiefs were less complicated and thus were usually made by female family members. This particular shirt is made of linen, which is durable, easy to launder, warm in the winter, and cool in the summer. The collar is high to accommodate a cravat, the neckwear of choice for antebellum American gentlemen.
Ruffled shirts such as these were considered fancy at the time and were typically worn by urban gentlemen. They even had political connotations. Politicians of the day who wished to paint their rivals as elitist and out-of-touch often accused each other of wearing ruffled shirts.
Shirts like these would have been common in the mid 19th century, but few of them survive today. Most of them were cut down for children's clothing, cut up for bandages, or turned into rags somewhere along the way.
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Can Jamie Vardy and Leciester City shock Manchester City on Monday night?
Drew Farmer @DrewMFarmer
Brendan Rodgers' Leicester City are flying high after their rampant 3-0 win over Arsenal on Sunday. The win moved the Foxes to 51 points. They are now within three points of seventh-place Wolverhampton Wanderers for possible Europa League qualification. Leicester City have come a long way since Rodgers was appointed in February and no other player has benefited more from his arrival than striker Jamie Vardy.
Can Jamie Vardy set new Fantasy Premier League high score?
Vardy has scored 18 goals in 32 games for Leicester City in the Premier League. Currently, on 170 points, Vardy would need 41 points to break his previous best from 2015-16.
It is unlikely he can reach that mark, but he could still power Leicester City past rivals Manchester City on Monday night with a big performance.
When the two clubs met in gameweek 19, Vardy tallied an assist as Leicester City upset the Cityzens 2-1. It was one of four assists Vardy has registered this season.
Vardy is the Premier League's most in-form striker heading into gameweek 37. He costs FPL managers £9 million. It is a steep price, but since Rodgers took over Leicester City, Vardy has scored 10 goals in nine games.
FPL managers who have added Vardy have benefitted from his arrival at their fantasy clubs.
Can Leicester City defeat Manchester City?
Leicester City are undefeated against the Cityzens in six of their last nine games. The Foxes have been a bogey team for Pep Guardiola's side dating back to Manuel Pellegrini's time at the club.
Three of Leicester City's six positive results were victories and that includes their 2-1 league win earlier this term at the King Power Stadium.
The two clubs have already played twice this season with their other match coming in the Carabao Cup. Leicester City earned a 1-1 draw after 90 minutes although Manchester City went through 3-1 on penalties.
Despite their excellent form against Manchester City this season, Leicester City were hammered 5-1 at the Etihad in the league last term.
Who scored Leicester City's only goal? Jamie Vardy tallied the one strike.
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This Invaders of the Rokujyoma!? collection contains episodes 1-12.
Invaders of the Rokujyoma!? is a show I really enjoyed. It follows along the lines of your typical harem but with fun characters and a twist that's unique enough although predictable towards the later episodes when the show starts building the twist up.
A very fun show that while not anything groundbreaking, does rise above other harem shows. It has one of the silliest set-up's you'll encounter with the MC settling into a small cheap apartment and in quick succession four girls, a ghost, an alien princess, a lost civilization priestess and a magical girl all show up claiming ownership of the same room for various reasons. They eventually agree on a system of games/challenges to see who get's final ownership of the room.
One of the funnier running gags is that despite the backgrounds of the other girls, they all think the magical girl is just a delusional cos-player.
The MC has an outgoing and competitive personality though he still has the oblivious nature common to harem leads. The girls are all likable enough and each get their own story arc.
There's no real resolution at the end though there is an interesting little twist showing the MC and the girl from the club he's in (the knitting club).
One of shows I thoroughly enjoyed from beginning to end. Characters are very likable and the show is a lot of fun. It's a shame there isn't another season, but you can still read the light novels if you want to!


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Magic Jester is a video slot inspired by entertainers who were employed to make noblemen laugh in the Middle Ages. Besides the jester and playing card symbols designed to serve to the theme, you will see symbols inspired by classic slot machines such as sevens, cherries, bells and watermelons.
The game features decent graphics in dark colours with sparkling details and fluid animations. The accompanying music fits the theme too providing you with a pleasant gaming experience while sound effects which follow bonus features add more excitement to the gameplay.
The game is developed by Novomatic, a software provider established in Austria in 1980 as a manufacturer and distributor of slot machines for land-based casinos. Today Novomatic is one of the biggest providers of land-based casino games with their gaming machines present in over 70 different countries.
In 2011 Novomatic moved to the online arena with a great part of their titles optimised for online and finally for mobile play. Although their titles are not graphically very advanced, they produce huge payouts and offer entertaining and rewarding bonus features.
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The Magic Jester slot uses five reels and 10 adjustable paying lines. As soon as you launch it, you will be asked to set the reality check interval up to 120 minutes and then you can proceed to the game. All controls are on the right side of the screen and they are adapted for mobile play.
Before you press the spin button, enter the menu to configure your bet. You are allowed to decrease the number of paylines, which is not recommendable as the game features only 10 of them.
A bet per line varies between $0.02 and $3 coins meaning that your total wager at all paying lines activated can range between $0.20 and $60. You can also turn the music and sounds on or off and visit the paytable with all aspects of the gameplay explained.
Instead of spinning the reels manually, you are allowed to opt for up to 100 automatic spins. In order to activate this option hold the spin button until it goes blue. Besides the number of rounds, you can also set the loss and win limits and when all values are selected, press OK.
To hit a win you need at least three identical symbols landed consecutively on an active paying line. Whenever you win a prize, you can use it as a stake and double it with the gamble option on the left.
You will be offered to choose the colour of a hidden card and if you guess it correctly, your payout will be doubled. If you fail, you lose the payout from the last round.
The only special symbol is Wild depicted as the jester which substitutes for all other symbols. The highlight of the game is the Magic Reels feature which turns at least one reel on each spin into a Magic Reel.
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Bills offensive line still trying to find continuity as second preseason game approaches
Mitch Morse is still in concussion protocol and Ty Nsekhe did not take any snaps during team drills during Wednesday's joint practice with the Panthers.
Updated: 4:36 PM EDT August 14, 2019
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — One of the biggest question marks coming into this season for the Bills is the offensive line. They'll have at least four new starters come the season opener and the Bills are still trying to find continuity on the line.
"I think it's still a fluid situation you know you try to get as much continuity as you can whether Cody's playing guard or tackle and Ty's in there it's a good competitive situation that we have right now and there's a long way to go. There's a lot of work to be done so we're going to continue to mix and match guys and the cream will always rise to the top," offensive coordinator Brian Daboll said.
Things were looking good as far as continuity goes until center Mitch Morse got a concussion and is still out in the protocol. He was in the red, non-contact jersey during both of their joint practices with the Panthers and was doing some work during individual drills with the quarterbacks so it seems like he is trending in a positive direction.
But Ty Nsekhe who has been starting at right tackle, did not take part in team drills. He was standing to the side with his helmet off but was not by trainers or medical staff so it does not appear to be injury related although the reason is still unknown as to why he didn't.
So with Nsekhe out here's what the starting offensive line looked like in practice today:
Left tackle - Dion Dawkins
Left guard - Quinton Spain
Center - Jon Feliciano
Right guard - Spencer Long
Right tackle - Cody Ford
The Bills wrapped up joint practices with the Panthers on Wednesday and will now travel to Charlotte for their second preseason game on Friday.


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Q: Simple .is() not working as expected I'm trying to loop through images, and if the last image has a class of .active, I start again. However, it is not working at all:
http://jsfiddle.net/tmyie/VE75U/
img.click(function () {
    $(this).removeClass('active').next('img').addClass('active');
    if ($('.active').is(':last-child')) {
       img.first().addClass('active');
    }

});

A: To check if the last image has the class .active you have to almost reverse it and first get the last image and then check for the class, and since the last-child isn't an image, that wont work
if ( $('.module.m-slide img:last').hasClass('.active') ) { ...

A: You have 2 issues in your code:
When you click on last image this code:
$(this).removeClass('active').next('img').addClass('active');

Will not add active class to anything, because .next('img') will return an empty array. So next line will not work too:
if ($('.active').is(':last-child'))

Because there is no active elements.
I believe you need to fix it in the following way:
if ($(this).is(':last-child'))

Next thing: none of your images can be a :last-child, because even your last image is not a last child! Look carefully at your html code:

Your last child is

I suggest to change it in the follosing way:

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La legge dei figli è un'antologia noir curata da Sabina Marchesi e Lorenzo Trenti per la Casa Editrice Meridiano Zero per i sessant'anni della Costituzione Italiana. La particolarità dell'antologia è che è stata scritta da sedici autori tutti appartenenti a vario titolo alle istituzioni dello Stato, in qualità di magistrati, esponenti delle forze dell'ordine e altro. La prefazione è di Giancarlo De Cataldo

Gli autori de La legge dei figli sono: Alessandro Cannevale, Marco De Franchi, Piergiorgio Di Cara, Girolamo Lacquaniti, Simona Mammano, Mauro Marcialis, Angelo Marenzana, Maurizio Matrone, Ugo Mazzotta, Carmelo Pecora, Marco Pelliccia, Giovanni Sicuranza, Piernicola Silvis, Sergio Sottani, Giampaolo Trevisi, Andrea Testa.

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If you rent a property, your landlord is legally responsible to ensure a gas safety landlords certificate (CP12) is carried out for the property annually. Ask your landlord for a copy of the current Gas Safety landlords record. This record shows that your gas appliances have had an annual gas safety landlords check by a gas safe registered engineer.
During a gas safety landlords inspection the engineer may deem your appliance unsafe and switch it off. Regardless of how inconvenient this is, you must keep them like that until the landlord has arranged for remedial work to be completed. If turned back on before being repaired you could be at risk of fire, explosions or carbon monoxide poisoning.
Landlords must also maintain the gas appliances, so it is advisable to check the date when yours were last serviced.
Besides having a gas safety landlords certificate (CP12) completed there are things a tenant can do to minimise risks.
Report any faulty equipment or problems to the landlord immediately. It is a criminal offence to knowingly use an unsafe gas appliance.
Although not required by law it is recommended you fit carbon monoxide detectors in any room that contains a gas appliance.
Not to reduce or block the ventilation to gas appliances.
To not block gas flues or chimneys- required to remove poisonous fumes away from gas appliances.
Not to carry out any work to install or repair gas appliances – all work must be carried out by a Gas Safe Registered Engineer.


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Q: Why can we instantiate multiple variables at once? After chasing down some NullPointerExceptions in a a recent project I finally found where they came from and it surprised me. Although I can now accurately describe where they came from and how to prevent them, I am still confused about how this kind of behavior can be allowed to happen without warning from the compiler or at least the IDE.
I had a browse around Stack and did some fairly extensive googling but can't find anything written about this. To cut to the chase here is some code demonstrating this odd behavior;
public class Test {

        String what, why, where = "who knows?";

        public static void main(String[] args) {
           System.out.println("The 'what' String = " +new Test().what);
        }
    }

Output;
The 'what' String = null

This shows the correct output if you declare and instantiate each String separately, but chaining them together like this causes them to be instantiated null. So, the question is why? And if this is standard behavior, then why does the compiler even allow us to instantiate String objects this way?

A: Because internally it goes down to :
String what=null;
String why = null;
String where="who knows?"; // declaring 2 strings, only assigning the value to the third one.

A: String what, why, where = "who knows?"; sets value only for the where variable, while the others are set to their default one, which is null (if they are class members, of course).
You can do the following: (assuming you want all of them to have the same value):
String what, why, where;
what = why = where = "who knows?"

Note that these two statements should be within a method, constructor or (static) initializer.

A: That's equalant to following, only where get initialized to the given value "who knows?", other set to default value null
String what;
String why;
String where="who knows?";

Try
String what, why, where;
what = why = where = "who knows?";