its a new tool similar to mtk droid tools.
That actually appears to have backed up my ROM. It won't add recovery but its an amazing start.
I seem to be unable to install a recovery on my phone due to a secure boot.img and recovery.img. Bugger.
(03-02-2016, 05:29 PM)Buleste Wrote: I seem to be unable to install a recovery on my phone due to a secure boot.img and recovery.img. Bugger.
I've managed to backup everything but I can't flash because of a secure boot.img and recovery.img although with Flashify I just don't know which of the recoveries to try.
(03-03-2016, 12:00 PM)Buleste Wrote: I've managed to backup everything but I can't flash because of a secure boot.img and recovery.img although with Flashify I just don't know which of the recoveries to try.
Are you getting any error during flashing and what method are you using?
(03-03-2016, 06:19 PM)hovatek Wrote: Are you getting any error during flashing and what method are you using?
I've tried Easy Magic TWRP Installer for MTK and I get "You have a secured boot.img" and later a "Aborting. Error detected. Cannot repack image"
I haven't used Flasher because there are so many recoveries for different phones but none for mine so I didn't know which one to choose.
I think you're getting confused and thinking I'm trying to flash the boot.img or recovery.img back to the phone. I am not. I am trying to add CWM or TWRP or Philz to either boot.img or recovery.img so that I have a working recovery on my phone.
Now you've got me confused.


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Léon Joseph Marie Degrelle (Bouillon, 15. lipnja 1906. – Málaga, 1. travnja 1994.), belgijski odvjetnik i fašistički političar, vođa reksističkog pokreta, osnivač Parti Rexiste, časnik Waffen-SS-a.

Prijeratna karijera
Nakon studiranja na jezuitskom fakultetu i nedovršenog studija prava na Université catholique de Louvain, Degrelle je radio kao novinar za konzervativne katoličke novine Christus Rex. Jedno vrijeme je proveo kao dopisnik u Meksiku gdje je svjedočio oružanom sukobu katoličkih (Cristero) i antiklerikalnih snaga.  Još zarana je postao impresioniran idejama reakcionarnog francuskog filozofa Charlesa Maurrasa, a pod dojmom sukoba u Meksiku poveo je militantnu struju unutar belgijske Katoličke stranke koja se okupila oko njegovih Éditions de Rex (Rex se odnosi na Krista).

Ideje koje je Degrelle zagovarao bile su u suprotnosti s idejama prevladavajuće struje unutar Katoličke stranke što je rezultiralo sukobom i odvajanjem reksista od stranke 1935. godine. Novonastala Parti Rexiste zagovarala je ideje bliske fašizmu i korporativizmu s elementima nacionalizma i ultramontanizma; ideje o socijalnoj jednakosti su bile donekle slične marksističkim, ali je pak bila izrazito antikomunistički nastrojena. Stranka se također borila protiv korupcije u belgijskoj politici. Reksisti su podršku dobivali većinom od frankofonih Valonaca, dok je u flamanskom dijelu prevladavao Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond.

Godine 1936. Degrelle se susreo s Mussolinijem i Hitlerom koji su mu njegovoj stranci dali financijsku i političku podršku.  Na izborima te godine reksisti su dobili 21 mjesto u Senatu i 12 mjesta u Predstavničkom domu. Stranka je također prilagodila svoj program nacističkim idejama antisemitizma te se povezala s ostalim fašističkim pokretima u Europi. Degrelle se osobno sastajao Joseom de Rivierom (vođa španjolskih falangista) i Corneliuom Codrenauom (vođa rumunjske Željezne garde).

Degrelle je u to vrijeme upoznao i crtača stripova Hergéa.  Nakon njegove smrti tvrdio je da je u za vrijeme novinarske karijere inspirirao kreaciju Tintina, iako je sam Hergé tvrdio da je lik baziran na njegovom bratu.

Kolaboracija
Godine 1939. stranka je imala po četiri zastupnika u Senatu i Predstavničkom domu.  Degrelle je početkom rata podržao politiku neutralnosti kralja Leopolda III. Nakon njemačke invazije na Belgiju 10. svibnja 1940. godine, u stranici je došlo do podjele oko pitanja otpora.  Degrelle je uhićen kao kolaboracionist i evakuiran u Francusku gdje su ga kasnije oslobodile njemačke trupe. Vrativši se u Belgiju obnovio je Reksističku stranku i povezao je u uniju s nacistima, osobno se angažirajući u širenju nacističke propagande. Istovremeno se jedan dio bivših reksista borio protiv njemačke okupacije.

Degrelle je formirao Valonsku sekciju Wehrmachta i sam se uključio u njene borbene akcije na Istočnom frontu. Iako je ispočetka trebala predstavljati produžetak Belgijske vojske formacija je kasnije uključena u SS, a Degrelle je do 1945. godine napredovao do čina Standartenführera.  Iste je godine izravno iz Hitlerovih ruku (što je bilo neuobičajeno za stranca) dobio i Ritterkreuz, što je Hitler popratio riječima: "Da imam sina, volio bih da bude nalik vama."

Život poslije rata i smrt
Svršetkom rata, uz pomoć Alberta Speera i mreže ODESSA pobjegao je u Frankovu Španjolsku.  Zrakoplov kojim je bježao se srušio i Degrelle je pri tome teško ranjen, a njegovo zdravstveno stanje je poslužilo kao isprika španjolskim vlastima da odgode njegovo izručivanje Savezicima.  Degrelle je uz Francovu suglasnost pobjegao iz bolnice i nabavio lažne isprave. Godine 1954. dobio je španjolsko državljanstvo pod imenom Leon José de Ramirez Reina i upraviteljski posao u građevinskoj tvrtki koja je imala povoljne poslovne ugovore s državom.  U Belgiji je u odsustvu osuđen za izdaju.

Nastavio je pisati, dajući podršku desničarskim idejama i organizacijama te niječući Holokaust. Održavao je i kontakte s drugim SS-veteranima, primjerice Ottom Skorzenyjem.  Bio je aktivan u neonacističkoj organizaciji Circulo Español de Amigos de Europa (CEDADE) te je vodio njezinu izdavačku kuću u Barceloni.  Tamo je tiskao i svoje Otvoreno pismo papi Ivanu Pavlu II. a temu koncentracijskog logora u Auschwitzu.  Zbog revizionističkih stavova dospio je i na sud kao tuženik u parnici koju je pokrenula Violeta Friedmann, bivša logorašica.  Iako je sudac u početku bio naklonjen Degrelleu, zaključeno je da je svojim izjavama uvrijedio žrtve Holokausta te je određeno da mora platiti poveliku novčanu kaznu; kaznu je također platio i za Otvoreno pismo.

Degrelle nikada nije uhvaćen i kažnjen; umro je 1994. godine u španjolskoj bolnici od srčanog napada. Dvije godine prije smrti objavio je memoare.

Kronologija vojne karijere
Promaknuća:
12.02.1942. Gefreiter (Heer)
28.02.1942. Oberfeldwebel (Heer)
01.05.1942. Leutnant d. R. (Heer)
01.06.1943. SS-Obersturmführer d. R. der Waffen-SS
01.01.1944. SS-Hauptsturmführer d. R. der Waffen-SS
20.04.1944. SS-Sturmbannführer d. R. der Waffen-SS
01.01.1945. SS-Obersturmbannführer d. R. der Waffen-SS
20.01.1945. SS-Standartenführer d. R. der Waffen-SS
02.05.1945. SS-Brigadeführer und Generalmajor der Waffen-SS d. R. (Ovo promaknuće mu je dodijelio Heinrich Himmler;  iako je ono uneseno u njegove vojničke isprave, ne smatra se službenim jer je Himmler razriješen sa svih dužnosti 28.04.1945.)

Vanjske poveznice

Belgijski političari
Belgija u Drugom svjetskom ratu
Članovi SS-a
Fašisti i nacisti između dva svjetska rata
Fašisti i nacisti u Drugom svjetskom ratu
Fašisti i nacisti nakon Drugog svjetskog rata
Njemački vojni zapovjednici u Drugom svjetskom ratu

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A huge thank you to all of you who helped make Creative Commons' 2015 Global Summit in Seoul such a success! We know many of you travelled from far and wide or tuned in online in order to be with us — from Australia to Chile to India to Kenya to Lebanon, and across the globe.
The energy and momentum of our global movement to support the continued growth and diversity of the commons is much needed and was deeply felt at this year's summit – our biggest global convening in CC history.
One major highlight we'd like to share with you: our theme for day one was the Celebration of Sharing, 우공이산(愚公移山) 우공이산(愚公移山) or U-gong-i-san meaning "the foolish man who moved a mountain," celebrating our persevering spirit and the spirit of the Commons.
To kickoff this celebration, we were honored to have a special surprise guest, Creative Commons founder and current United States presidential candidate Lawrence Lessig join us with a keynote, sharing stories from CC's history and rallying support for our future work together. Watch Lawrence Lessig's full Global Summit talk.
Days two and three focused on the Work of Sharing: 상선약수(上善若水)상선약수(上善若水) or Sang-seon-yak-su meaning "the supreme good is like water" and the Future of Sharing: 수구초심(首邱初心) 수구초심(首邱初心) or Su-gu-cho-shim meaning "a fox turns its head towards the cave from whence it came when it dies."
Videos from many of our keynotes and programs are available on our website, all packed with ideas, debates, lessons learned, best practices, big wins, and more.


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Tracing the changes of architecture throughout history begins with one considerably basic need, shelter, and protection. It could be said architecture began around the time when people stepped out of their caves and progressed into deciding how they wanted their…
Inspired By Persian Architectural Patterns
Designed by Maryam Pousti, of Studio Pousti, the CHEFT Collection is a series of furniture pieces that were inspired by Persian architectural patterns seen on domes and traditional houses. This collection of objects utilizes certain patterns as part of the geometrical structure, as well…
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2021 Land Report: Who owns the most land in the United States?
America's leading landowners added hundreds of thousands of acres to their holdings last year. That's one of the many takeaways from the 2021 Land Report 100, which is compiled each year by Land Report magazine. This landmark study is now in its 15th edition. It tracks the diverse arrays of farmers, ranchers forest owners, entrepreneurs and investors who own at minimum 243.75 miles. As time has proven, this ownership figure is a moving target — and it keeps moving up.
In the study's first year, 2007, the founder of Burt's Bees, Roxanne Quimby, qualified for the No. 100 slot with 75,000 acreage of Maine timberland. The rock-bottom amount to join this club in 2021 was more than twice that amount, 156,000 acres. There are specific criteria that must also be adhered to. Only domestic holdings can count, and ownership must not be leased but deeded. Otherwise, No. 100 on the list — Nevada's Ellison Family — would be in the top 10. That's because the Ellisons' cattle kingdom in Elko and Lander Counties consists of more than 2 million acres of leased federal lands. Because they hold title over 156,000 acres, this is how they are ranked.
Who is the No. Who is the No.
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An entirely different story emerges at the top of the Land Report 100. In 2021, California's Emmerson Family, owners of Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI), acquired 175,000 acres in Oregon from Seneca Jones Timber. That transaction, which was announced on October 1, raised the family's holdings to more than 2.33 million deeded acres.
The inspiring story of the family's patriarch, Red Emmerson, is the magazine's cover story and the featured profile in the 2021 roundup. Emmerson started his career in the wood product industry in 1949 when he joined his father to manage a leased mill that had been abandoned in northern California. Seventy-two years later, the 92-year-old is still on the job, officing at SPI's headquarters just down the hall from his sons, George and Mark, SPI's chairman and CEO, respectively. His daughter, Carolyn Dietz, runs the family's Sierra Pacific Foundation, which has distributed almost $34 million to community programs and scholarships.
Other top landowners
John Malone, Liberty Media Chairman, was ranked No. 2 with 2.2 millions acres of ranchland in West Texas and timberland holdings for the Northeast. Washington's Reed Family ranked No. 3 with 2.1 millions acres. CNN founder Ted Turner ranked no. 4 with 2,000,000 acres. Los Angeles Rams' owner Stan Kroenke ranked fifth with 1,627,500 acres. Kroenke Ranches has grown to be a major player in renewable energy and is expected to be able power more than 1,000,000 households.
With almost 269,000 acres, Bill Gates retained his ranking as America's largest private farmland owner. But instead of what he bought, of note in 2021 was what Microsoft's cofounder did not buy: Easterday Farms and Ranches. The scam that defrauded Tyson Foods and others involved extensive operations in eastern Washington. Farmland Reserve paid $209million to win an auction at the bankruptcy court. This was $1 million more than Gates' investment company.
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Finally, one of the nation's most innovative agricultural operations was the subject of an in-depth profile in the 2021 Land Report 100. The Fanjul family, owners of Florida Crystals has created an extraordinary land management program over the past 50-years that combines cutting-edge technology with Mother Nature. On the one hand, GPS technology is used to enhance laser leveling and the creation of furrows on the family's 190,000 acres in South Florida. The company also has 600 bird boxes that house the barn owls it uses to reduce losses to rats. Their love for sugarcane can have a significant impact on harvest.
Eric O'Keefe The editor of The Land ReportThe magazine of American landowners is titled. LandReport.com.
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Q: Can I use form elements in innerHTML in javascript? HEADER TAGS ARE WORKING IN innerHTML:
document.getElementById ("x").innerHTML="<h1>something<h1>";

BUT FORM ELEMENTS ARE NOT WORKING!!
document.getElementById ("x").innerHTML="<input type="text">";

I want use form elements on some condition, If a radio button is clicked.

A: Look at your code closely:
document.getElementById ("x").innerHTML="<input type="text">";
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This is part of why JavaScript has always had two different kinds of quotes (now three, as of ES2015). So we can use ' for the string, and have " inside the string:
document.getElementById ("x").innerHTML='<input type="text">';

Although we could just escape the " if we wanted:
document.getElementById ("x").innerHTML="<input type=\"text\">";
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JERRY C. SIMMONS SR.
HAMPTON — Jerry was born on March 17, 1938, in Des Moines, Iowa, to William and Louise Simmons, the youngest of 12 children. Jerry attended the Des Moines Independent School District before leaving to join the Armed Forces at the age of 17. He served in the United States Air Force for a number of years as a Cook and Supply Technician. Mr. Simmons traveled the world as a member of the Air Force Boxing Team. He retired as a Civil Service Employee at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in the Hampton Roads area.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
He is survived by his son, Jerry Simmons Jr.; stepson, Leo Redwood III; stepdaughters, Patricia Gaines, Karen Petty and Carlene Boykins, all of Virginia; brother, Donald Simmons; sisters, Mamie Jackson and Marian Silva, both of California, and Ruth Daniels and Charlotte Washington of Nevada; a niece raised as a sister, Sharyl Cooper of California; four grandchildren, William, Jerry III, Clayshawn and Devin; and a very special "Buddy" that was as his grandson, Lawrence Williams.
A viewing will be held from 1 to 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 10, at the funeral home. A funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 11, at Nicholson-Cummings Funeral Chapel. Dinner will be served immediately following the service at Y. H. Thomas Community Center, 1300 Thomas St., Hampton.
The Simmons family is receiving services of comfort at Nicholson-Cummings Funeral Home, 4304 Victoria Blvd., Hampton, (757) 728-0122.


Spirits giant Diageo finalized a deal this past week to buy George Clooney's Tequila brand Casamigos in an effort to increase their exposure in the tequila market. The deal is for $700 million up front with up to $300 million to be paid over 10 years based on performance of the brand.
Tequila is among the fastest growing spirits in the world today, with volumes increasing by over 5 percent last year alone. Those numbers are impressive compared to the overall spirits industry which recorded growth of only .04 percent globally, according to industry tracker IWSR.
Casamigos was founded in 2013 by actor George Clooney, Cindy Crawford's husband Rande Gerber, and real-estate tycoon Mike Meldman. The brand sold 120,000 cases in 2016, primarily in the U.S. market. The deal will allow Diageo to expand its sales presence in the U.S. market and grow the brand internationally, particularly in Europe.


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ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown Notes and Quotes: Week 7
ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown host Chris Berman and analysts Cris Carter,Mike Ditka, Tom Jacksonand Keyshawn Johnsonpreviewed today's week 7 NFL games withSuzy Kolber, analystsMerril Hoge and Ron Jaworski and NFL InsidersChris Mortensenand Adam Schefter. Some excerpts from today's show:
Note: Jim Cramer, host of CNBC's Mad Money, also made a special in-studio appearance to ask a question about his Philadelphia Eagles. During the appearance, Berman nicknamed Cramer the "Stock Swami".
On Redskins' Robert Griffin III leading this year's class of rookie quarterbacks…
Jaworski: "He has played terrific from the pocket. He has handled the blitz very well. He has six rock-solid games for the Washington Redskins. He is head and shoulders the best."
Hoge: "All of the phases he brings to the game – and eventually he will be able to rip you apart from the pocket."
On whether the Redskins are ready to make the next step…
Johnson: "They've already taken the next step."
Carter: "That consistent running game with RGIII completing over 70 percent of his passes without his best receiver … I believe that next step, even though it's a huge one, the Redskins are ready to take it."
On Eli Manning versus Peyton Manning …
Jackson: "Not only has Eli Manning won more Super Bowls than his brother, but right now he is THE BEST fourth quarter late-game comeback artist in the NFL today."
On the Patriots' struggles…
Carter: "They don't have outstanding personnel. They're losing those close games when typically we're used to them winning."
Jackson (on the need to establish a running game): "They've got to be balanced to be at their best."
Ditka: "The Patriots are a good team. They're not a great team anymore. But here's the one thing: the Patriots are who everyone wants to be beat. They get everybody's best shot every week."
Johnson: "They may be the best team in the AFC still but the problem is when they face those defenses at those crucial times, it doesn't look so good."
On the strength of the Patriots' offense…
Jaworski: "The best offense in the NFL right now resides in New England."
On life without Ray Lewis for the Baltimore Ravens…
Johnson: "They can survive without Ray because they did it last year. They went 4-0 (when he was out due to injury)."
Jackson: "I don't think the defense is going to survive. I think they can survive if (Joe) Flacco is elite, as he says he is."
Carter: "The one thing that I don't think that can be replaced is Ray's charisma and his leadership, and it's real. … He is the spirit of the football team those six days (during the week)."
On Terrell Suggs playing for the Ravens today, just six months after surgery to repair his Achilles tendon…
Ditka: "I don't recommend him playing. I think he ought to take another week."
On the Dallas Cowboys and who is responsible for the team's rough start…
Ditka: "Every organization has a chain of command. You've got an owner, a coach and you've got players. Owners can't coach. Coaches can't play. Players can't own. When it comes down to clock management, that is strictly the head coach."
On Cam Newton's struggles in his second season …
Johnson: "He's made mistakes. They're not all his fault. He needs some players around him. He'll get it back. That swagger will come back because he's a terrific football player and he knows what it's going to take to get there."
Berman: "In defense of Cam, we have to remember why Carolina had the No. 1 pick a year ago – they were terrible. … Maybe they're just young yet. We're allowing for youth, aren't we?"
On Dolphins rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill…
Jaworski: "He has been getting better every single game. And what I like about Tannehill — the deep ball. Very accurate with the deep ball and (he) has all the deep throws, that little soft touch, the firm throw. Moving up the chart very quickly."
Hoge: "When we looked at him coming into the regular season, we thought he would have to sit a year – very raw, but he's improved. I have been impressed."
On Texans defensive lineman J.J. Watt …
Jackson: "J.J. Watt is a game-wrecker. At every level as a defensive lineman in a 3-4, what he is doing is amazing. "
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In other words, results would show up as you type.
Look into the AfterUpdate event or maybe even the Change event of your controls. AfterUpdate event occurs when you move to another control and the Change event occurs at *every* keystroke while in the control.
Present a specific problem and we'll attempt to provide a specific solution.
I want to type numbers in "price" field and see the results in "Total" field immediatelly after i type number (without clicking mouse on different field to make it calculate result).
You made a small mistake: TotalPrice field name should have been changed to CalcTotal, because it didn't work at first.
Ocan fill in only single numbers in "price" field, but how to make it accept General Numbers? E.g. 10,5 12,123 (not only 10 or 12 ) ?
You will need to change the field type from Long Integer to Currency or floating point such as Single or Double.
This is as close as I can get it. Making everything instantaneous causes problems. I'm not satisfied with the feel but maybe someobe else will have some suggestions.


In a long-awaited Weekly Update, Bungie finally discussed how they will increase players' Vault space in Destiny's upcoming 1.1.2 update.
Vault size has been an issue for many Guardians since Destiny's early days – ever since the first player decided to horde all their hard-earned gear inside, players have asked for a size increase. Bungie stated many times before that it's listening to the feedback, and recently revealed that an update addressing the issue is on the way.
What's interesting is that the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 held back the Xbox One and PlayStation 4's Vault size, and Bungie had to work around hardware limitations to offer an increase.
Currently, the Vaults in the Tower support 20 Armour slots, 20 Weapon slots, and 20 General slots. After the 1.1.2 update rolls out, players will see an increase up to 24 Armour slots, 36 Weapon slots, and 24 General slots.
Interestingly, Bungie revealed some stats saying that only a few players actually have full Vaults; though many are coming close to the limit.
Bungie also acknowledged that the space increase is only a short-term fix, and knows players will soon bump into the item cap, especially if they're storing more armor or general items.
Destiny update 1.1.2 will arrive some time in April. The upcoming House of Wolves expansion will allegedly release on May 19.


Marking his presence with his simple, stark but solid strokes and lines is Mark's specific way of introducing himself to the world of art. Like the simple lines in grandeur portrayals Mark Rathinaraj, Born in T.Palur, a village near the temple town of Kumbakonam in Tamil Nadu, is suave and serene and not overpowered by his paintings.
Mark's innate artistic nature was shaped at the college of Fine Arts in Kumbakonam between 1985 and 1990.
"His timeless themes are lined with enduring brown and theatrical black to represent the intimate connection between Indian skin with earthy fertility and indelible imagery respectively" writes a reviewer of his painting.
His paintings mark his presence in many embassies and galleries, corporate houses and CEO's homes, Religious centres and Places of worship, Private drawing rooms and personal collections.
Myriads of themes, yet limited by choice are his area in the art. The rarity of the lines shape the rustic beauty. Beauty of ordinary people is brought out in his extraordinary lines and profound nature of pedigree with brown base as well as charcoal on board.
The backdrop in his acrylic canvases with demonstrative dark brown and dried dark bubbles are not display of his personal desires or desire for difference. "Brown is the colour of Indianness, the soil of the land, the skin of the people" explains overwhelmed Mark while speaking on his motherland. Though the themes are limited geographically, his paintings are exhibited beyond the boundaries. It is a priceless in possession all over the world and in all the continents.
Lines render life in his paintings. His lines are "calligraphic, evocative and suggestive" writes another review. In absolute control of his lines the dancers dance, the carpenter chips, the king commands, the vendors sell, bulls fight, men plough, women plant. It is through his versatile lifeless lines nature of the living and nostalgic images of those living beyond times through culture and tradition.
His reverential rendering of K. Adimoolam is a witness to his road less traveled. Strongly linked with the lines of K. Adimoolam and Madras Art Movement, his lines thick, rough and confident lines are unique and absolute assurance of individuality, innovative, and intense brilliance.
His works are lauded for spontaneity leading to contemplative and meditative serenity. It is this remarkable and exceptional approach that demonstrates that his works are distinctive. In some of his works, only after intense and probe looking one will realize that there are no eyes in the subjects of his paintings. His creative brush strokes and nozzled plastic bottle finish make the eyes of the onlookers unto eyes of the subjects.
He has organized solo shows in Chennai, Hyderabad and Bangalore and group shows in Chennai, Hyderabad and Mumbai. On the anvil are group and individual shows overseas.
2011 Artexpo Newyork 2011, Newyork.
2010 Art Singapore 2010, Suntec City, Singapore.
2009 Gallerie Fort Zuid in Spaarndam, The Netherlands.
2009 Point of View Art Gallery, Mumbai.
2008 Vinnyasa Premier Art Galery, Chennai.
2007 Point of View Art Gallery, Mumbai.
2007 Academy of Fine Arts, New Delhi.
2006 Lakshana Art Gallery, Bangalore.
2006 Lakshana Art Gallery, Hyderbad.
2004 Taj Fisherman's Cove, Chennai.
2004 Vinnyasa Art Premier Galery, Chennai.
2010 "Art Aids Show" The Sheraton Park & Towers, Chennai.
2010 "Southern Scape" The Grand Trunk Road, Singapore.
2010 "Ways of life" Shrishti Art Gallery, Hyderabad.
2009 "The Divine Feminine" Apparao Art Gallery, Chennai.
2008 "The Mahatma" Point of View Art Gallery, Mumbai.
2008 "Enduring Images" Athreyaa Art Gallery, Chennai.
2008 "Woman Inspired" Apparao Art Gallery, Chennai.
2007 Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, Bangalore.
2007 Vinnyasa Art Premier Galery, Chennai.
1994 Ovia Nun Kalai Kuzhu, Chennai.
1992 Ovia Nun Kalai Kuzhu, Chennai.
1991 Trinity, Trichy | 1990 Kumbakonam | 1987 Vellore.


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A Few Faces
Stories for the Human Spirit
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Wilmington has long had a rich history in the film world, including once being home to one to the world's best facilities in film production. Governor Jim Hunt established The North Carolina Film Commission in 1980 and with the addition of Dino DeLaurentis and DEG coming to Wilmington, the Port City became the landing spot for many of your favorite films and television shows.
With our diverse locations, Wilmington offers filmmakers different locations and scenic landscapes throughout the area. With movies like Firestarter to The Divine Secrets of The Ya-Ya Sisterhood to IRONMAN 3 and television shows like Dawson's Creek, One Tree Hill, Sleepy Hollow, most recently TNT's production of Good Behavior, Wilmington has been seen by people around the world. Along with filming here, the Port City has had stars become part of the community not just during shooting, but moving in! Stars such as Linda Lavin, Peter Jurasik, Joe Gallison and the late Pat Hingle have all called Wilmington home, with Jurasik teaching local college students and Gallison performing in local theatre productions. Linda Lavin even stared a theatre company called the Red Barn Theatre where she and her husband worked with local actors.
The main reason for the film industry coming here and staying as long as it has is Wilmington's rich artistic community. With film programs at UNC-Wilmington and Cape Fear Community College and it's incredible actors, directors, musicians, writers and designers, Wilmington's film community is rebuilding after a critical shift a couple years ago...And she's ready!!!
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One of our supporters, as well as an investor in our project, the Honorable Bill Saffo, Mayor of Wilmington. Wilmington is Mayor Saffo's hometown and he's proud to have a fellow Wilmingtonia bringing a postcard story here to the Port City. Here is Mayor Saffo with Remember Yesterday creator, J.R. Rodriguez.


It's no secret that I love mid century fashion, and books on it are some of my favourites! So today I'm going to talk about the 1940s Look by Mike Brown.
Continuing interest in life on the Home Front during the Second World War means that the style of the 1940s has never been more popular. People are recreating the look for plays and films, re-enactments, 1940s themed events, or just because they enjoy dressing in vintage fashions. The 1940s Look tells you everything you need to know about the fashions of wartime Britain and the impact that rationing, the Utility scheme, changing tastes and the demands of everyday life had on the styles people wore. People had to 'Make Do and Mend' – with varying degrees of ingenuity and success. Hair styles, glasses, jewellery, and tattoos were essential in creating your own fashion statement. Women's magazines advised readers on the difficulties of dressing growing children, offered instructions for making clothes and accessories, and hosted debate over whether by dressing up, women were helping or hindering the war effort. Thoroughly researched and lavishly illustrated, The 1940s Look tells you how civilian men, women and children dressed – and why they looked the way they did during the Second World War. It draws on contemporary sources including government advice, periodicals and books, and benefits from an entertaining narrative by author Mike Brown.
This was an incredibly interesting and informative book! It is divided in all kinds of subject, not only clothing for men, women and children, but also makeup, hair, glasses, and even gas masks! Most books just focus on one subject, clothing for women, but this book talks about everything, and when I say everything, I honestly mean, E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G. I've read a lot of books on the subject, but this was the first book to talk about something like glasses.
I do, however, think the title is deceiving. All you can see is "The 1940s Look" but as the second title suggests, it only focuses on the Second World War fashion in the UK, which isn't the entire 1940s look. I know it may seem silly, but it just kind of bothered me? That doesn't take away from the amazingness of the book.
The size however is really annoying, the book is about 1.25 times bigger than your average book, which makes it really awkward to take with you on your commute or anywhere, really. I couldn't read this in the bath, nor could I take it on the train with me, so it took me a really long time to finish it. Just be warned if you are a commute reader, because this is just really annoying for that!
If I would recommend one book on 1940s fashion, it would be this one. It talks about absolutely everything, on both men's and women's fashion, which isn't something a lot of books talk about. If you are in need of a 1940s fashion book, this is definitely the one I would recommend!


You've signed up to Simple Inked and realised that the times are wrong. Well, that just means you need to configure the Location Settings on your Simple Inked account. This video covers things like currency type and tax rates as well as timezones.
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WebM&M (Morbidity & Mortality Rounds on the Web) features expert analysis of medical errors reported anonymously by our readers. Spotlight Cases include interactive learning modules available for CME. Commentaries are written by patient safety experts and published monthly.
Have you encountered medical errors or patient safety issues? Submit your case below to help the medical community and to prevent similar errors in the future.
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Strongyloides: A Hidden Traveler and Potentially Lethal Missed Diagnosis.
Narath Carlile, MD, MPH, Clyde Lanford Smith, MD, MPH, DTM&H, James H. Maguire, MD, and Gordon D. Schiff, MD | December 14, 2022
This case describes a man in his 70s with a history of multiple myeloma and multiple healthcare encounters for diarrhea in the previous five years, which had always been attributed to viral or unknown causes, without any microbiologic or serologic... Read More
Don't Bite Your Tongue.
Naileshni S. Singh, MD | December 14, 2022
A 63-year-old woman was admitted to a hospital for anterior cervical discectomy (levels C4-C7) and plating for cervical spinal stenosis under general anesthesia. The operation was uneventful and intraoperative neuromonitoring was used to help prevent... Read More
Open wider: Failure to use an interpreter results in fractured teeth and hypoxia during a simple elective operation.
Christian Bohringer, MBBS and Luis Godoy, MD | December 14, 2022
A 62-year-old Spanish-speaking woman presented to the pre-anesthesia area for elective removal of a left thigh lipoma. Expecting a relatively simple outpatient operation, the anesthesiologist opted not to use a Spanish language translator and... Read More
A framework for assessing reasoning about controversial end-of-life clinical decisions.
Mark Fedyk, PhD, Nathan Fairman, MD, MPH, Patrick S. Romano, MD, MPH, John MacMillan, MD, and Monica Miller, RN, MS, CCRN | December 14, 2022
A 65-year-old man with metastatic liver disease presented to the hospital with worsening abdominal pain after a partial hepatectomy and development of a large ventral hernia. Imaging studies revealed perforated diverticulitis. A goals-of-care... Read More
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Lack of Sepsis Recognition Leads to Delay in Care Following Cesarean Delivery.
By Gary S. Leiserowitz, MD, MS and Herman Hedriana, MD| November 25, 2020
After a failed induction at 36 weeks, a 26-year-old woman underwent cesarean delivery which was complicated by significant postpartum hemorrhage. The next day, the patient complained of severe perineal and abdominal pain, which the obstetric team attributed to prolonged pushing during labor. The team was primarily concerned about hypotension, which was thought to be due to hypovolemia from peri-operative blood loss. After several hours, the patient was transferred to the medical intensive care unit (ICU) with persistent hypotension and severe abdominal and perineal pain. She underwent surgery for suspected necrotizing fasciitis, but necrosis was not found. The patient returned to the surgical ICU but deteriorated; she returned to the operating room, where she was found to have necrotizing soft tissue infection, including in the flanks, labia, and uterus. She underwent extensive surgery followed by a lengthy hospital stay. The accompanying commentary discusses the contribution of knowledge deficits and cognitive biases to diagnostic errors and the importance of structured communications between professionals.
Spotlight: Mistaken Attribution, Diagnostic Misstep
Timothy R. Kreider, MD, PhD, and John Q. Young, MD, MPP, PhD| January 1, 2019
A woman with a history of psychiatric illness presented to the emergency department with agitation, hallucinations, tachycardia, and transient hypoxia. The consulting psychiatric resident attributed the tachycardia and hypoxia to her underlying agitation and admitted her to an inpatient psychiatric facility. Over the next few days, her tachycardia persisted and continued to be attributed to her psychiatric disease. On hospital day 5, the patient was found unresponsive and febrile, with worsening tachycardia, tachypnea, and hypoxia; she had diffuse myoclonus and increased muscle tone. She was transferred to the ICU of the hospital, where a chest CT scan revealed bilateral pulmonary emboli (explaining the tachycardia and hypoxia), and clinicians also diagnosed neuroleptic malignant syndrome (a rare and life-threatening reaction to some psychiatric medications).
Do Not Disturb!
F. Daniel Duffy, MD; Christine K. Cassel, MD| October 1, 2007
Following surgery, a woman on a patient-controlled analgesia pump is found to be lethargic and incoherent, with a low respiratory rate. The nurse contacted the attending physician, who dismisses the patient's symptoms and chastises the nurse for the late call.
Lost in Transition
Christopher Beach, MD| February 1, 2006
A woman comes to the ED with mental status changes. Although numerous tests are run and she is admitted, a critical test result fails to reach the medicine team in time to save the patient's life.
Autopsy Revelation
Kaveh G. Shojania, MD| March 1, 2004
A man discharged from the ED is found unresponsive at home the next morning. Autopsy reveals a diagnosis not even considered.
Arpana Vidyarthi, MD| March 1, 2004
Delay in Initiating Antibiotics Results in Fatal Error
Lisa M. Bellini, MD| February 1, 2004
Housestaff evaluate and admit a severely ill patient with lupus, suspect a viral syndrome, and do not initiate antibiotics. Despite discovery of the correct diagnosis in the morning by the attending, the patient dies.
To LP or Not LP
Christopher P. Landrigan, MD, MPH| October 1, 2003
An infant sent to the ED for an LP is mistakenly redirected to the lab for a "blood test"; hours later, at a second ED, he is found to have meningitis.


How can Portis help my DApp?
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Where can I find out more about the actual code?
We want to involve developers as much as possible, which is why the Portis SDK code is open source. Portis is in active development. We're looking for quality input from people who are just as excited about the potential of blockchain as we are - we welcome you to join the discussion on our Telegram channel.
Anyone who created a DApp is welcome to integrate Portis and let their users communicate with smart contracts straight from the browser.
Who keeps the private keys?
When users register, they create a wallet client-side and then immediately encrypt the private key using a secret which never leaves their device. We safeguard their encrypted wallet, but they maintain absolute control over it. We designed the security architecture so that transactions can be signed in any modern browser, meaning users can enjoy a familiar and easy experience without the risk of any unauthorized activity.
Absolutely nothing! You are simply offering your users a convenient gateway to the Ethereum blockchain. Your users can top up their account with Ether using their credit card, in a simple and familiar manner.
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Axiom Bank Donates $200,000 To Emory University To Help Develop New Treatments For Brain Diseases
ORLANDO - Axiom Bank, N.A., a leading community bank headquartered in Central Florida, has donated $200,000 to the Emory Brain Health Center. This gift will help fund further research aimed at developing new treatments for brain diseases such as epilepsy, Parkinson's and depression through the Emory Neuromodulation and Technology Innovation Center (ENTICe).
"Axiom Bank is deeply committed to social responsibility," said Daniel Davis, President and CEO of Axiom Bank. "Our support for ENTICe will help to foster vital medical research that one day will result in life-changing treatments for devastating neurological diseases."
ENTICe is a collaborative effort between the Emory University departments of neurosurgery, neurology, and psychiatry and behavioral sciences in partnership with scientists and biomedical engineers from Georgia Tech. They work together to facilitate research and technical investigation, developing more effective medical devices and strategies to improve neuromodulation treatments for brain disorders.
"This generous contribution from Axiom Bank will help us continue our work in a variety of ways including our efforts to develop novel therapies for patients with drug resistant epilepsy and Parkinson's disease," says Robert E. Gross, MD, PhD, director and co-founder of ENTICe and professor of neurosurgery, neurology, biomedical engineering and neuroscience at Emory University School of Medicine.
American Medical Students Less Likely To Choose To Become Primary Care Doctors
CyberInsecurity: The Rise of Ransomware and What it Means for You


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Rockledge is Brevard County's oldest city, having been founded on August 7, 1887. The name Rockledge was given by an early settler, Gardner S. Hardee, who described the area based on it's coquina "rock-ledges" that lined the embankment along the Indian River Lagoon.
Rockledge encompasses roughly 11.5 square miles, housing approximately 27,000 residents. Conveniently located in central Brevard County, Rockledge is bordered to it's north by the City of Cocoa, to the east by the Indian River Lagoon, to the west by the St. John's River, and to it's south by the newest community in Brevard, Viera.
Early industry in Rockledge consisted of the citrus trade, along with accommodation for tourists traveling to South Florida by the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway along the Indian River Lagoon. Until about 1911, Rockledge was mostly accessed by boat and rail. Steamboats in the Indian River connected with Henry Flagler's trains, to transport people and goods to the north. The Dixie Highway was completed in 1915, known today as Rockledge Drive or "River Road," allowing travel to the area by automobile.
Rockledge was named as one of the best retirement communities in the country, due to its affordable housing, low crime rate, and amenities. Rockledge has over 15 parks and nature sanctuaries, along with two golf courses, offering plenty of opportunities to enjoy Florida's weather. Rockledge also has it's own hospital, police department, and fire department, consisting of three fire stations.
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ESSENTIAL CAREGIVER VISITATION POLICY
POLICY: As required by Florida Statute 429.28 (1)(d) Resident Bill of Rights, this Community policy allows a Resident to have visitors from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at a minimum. At times there may be circumstances which restrict Resident visitation, such as pandemic flu or presence of infectious diseases which may require modification. In such cases, this Community complies with the requirements of the CDC, the Florida Department of Health, and Florida Emergency Management. Upon request, the facility will make provisions to extend visiting hours for caregivers and out-of-town guests, and in other similar situations.
Florida Statute 408.823 requires additional policies for resident visitation during these circumstances. The visitation policies and procedures required by this statute allows in-person visitation by Essential Caregivers in the following circumstances, unless the resident, client, or patient objects:
End-of-life situations.
A resident, client, or patient who was living with family before being admitted to the provider's care is struggling with the change in environment and lack of in-person family support.
The resident, client, or patient is making one or more major medical decisions.
A resident, client, or patient is experiencing emotional distress or grieving the loss of a friend or family member who recently died.
A resident, client, or patient needs cueing or encouragement to eat or drink which was previously provided by a family member or caregiver.
A resident, client, or patient who used to talk and interact with others is seldom speaking.
Notwithstanding the above, visitors must abide by all of the Community's policy and procedures.
Before in-person visitation, all Essential Caregivers must adhere to the following procedures:
1. Comply with the Infection control and education policies for visitors. Infection Control policies may require a visitor to wear Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) including properly wearing a face mask and other necessary PPE and performing hand hygiene. Staff will provide directions on the proper use of PPE.
2. Policy Consent: Sign this policy acknowledging an understanding of visitation policies. Failure to adhere to the policy will result in suspension of in-person visitation.
3. Submit to a Screening which may include temperatures and/or a questionnaire about health status, if requested.
4. Visitation hours will be 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. as per FS 429.28 (1)(d). Any visitation outside of those hours will be considered upon request to the Administrator. During these hours, in-person visitation by the essential caregiver is allowed for at least 2 hours daily in addition to any other visitation authorized by the provider.
6. While minimizing physical contact and social distancing may be encouraged to limit exposure, consensual physical contact between a resident, client, or patient and the visitor is not prohibited.
7. A resident, client, or patient may designate a visitor who is a family member, friend, guardian, or other individual as an essential caregiver.
8. This section does not require an essential caregiver to provide necessary care to a resident, client, or patient of a provider, and providers may not require an essential caregiver to provide such care.
VISITATION POLICY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This statement verifies that I,______________________________ have received a copy of the VISITATION POLICY AND PROCEDURE.
Signature of Visitor: _________________________ Date: ________________ REV. 4-2022
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Ok. But people need to understand that you can't prevent EVERYTHING bad from happening. Like is mentioned below, the manifesto wasn't published until the day of the attacks. This guy had to have some smarts, in which case it is likely he kept a lot of things secret between him and people he knew he could trust. There is no level of surveillance that can catch everything like that. The higher in invasion of privacy, the deeper underground the secrets go. If it were well known that police listened to phone calls, he wouldn't have ever used the phone.
Cases like this one should serve one good purpose if nothing else, and that is to remind the general public of their own responsibility to watch their own backs.


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Meet Earth Rider RC – A Remote-controlled Car That Moves On Land, Water And Air
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You might have seen such remote-controlled cars that can even move on any jagged terrain. But I am quite sure you haven't seen such types of remote-controlled car. Takara Tomy has created such a remote-controlled car that can not only move on land and sea, but also can fly in the air.
The remote-controlled car is called the Earth Rider RC. It has another name too – Land Sea Air RC. Takara Tomy unveiled this car at the Tokyo Toy show. Although nothing has been disclosed detailed, we have come to know that this Earth Rider RC car weighs in mere 50 grams and it has blades atop it. With the help of blades, it can fly and and with the help of wheels it can move on any terrain. But how it will be moved on water, is a mystery. We assume that the wheels of this remote-controlled car aren't powered, but that the force from the quad-copter blades compels it to move it somehow like a car. Here a video of the car.
Apart from these we've also come to know that Earth Rider RC car can move/fly/float for around 5 minutes after a 30-minute charge. And the remote control of this car needs 3 pairs of AA batteries to run. Takara Tomy has revealed that it'll launch this remote-controlled car in Japan this October and it'll cost around $91 (9,250 yen). Unfortunately there's no news whether or when this remote-controlled car will be released in the US or what will be its price.
Source: Takara Tomy (Japanese)
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Eider, the great technical brand with a long tradition of designing and developing products for people who are passionate about adventure and need high quality equipment, will offer a new look in their mountain gear for the winter 2006/07 season.
Advanced technologies have been applied to their graphic designs.
-The use of INPROTEC® technology had been applied to their geometric designs on areas which are exposed to wear.
-Laser-cut pockets and subtly contrasted water-tight zippers.
New innovative laminates have been added to the product line.
-The introduction of Gore-Tex® XCR Varuna Stretch, 3 layer fabric- a wonderful combination of comfort with wear and tear resistance.
-The launch of Eider's own Defender® UltraLight Stretch, 3 layer fabric- the latest generation of Defender® fabric which has twice the level of breath-ability than the previous generation.
-Thermal Pro HighLoft Biomimicry®- -an innovative new generation of fleece fabrics, inspired by Arctic animal fur, will offer excellent heat retention and enhanced compressibility.
Hybrid fabric technologies; Eider has combined different fabrics within the same garment- which will embody the properties of both fabrics in one.
-Eider has created a generation of softshell fabrics which are both warm and well-ventilated by combining different applications of fabric within the garment- thereby offering increased ventilation in areas where the body needs to breathe more and dry faster, and added insulation in the areas where the body requires added warmth and body heat retention. The addition of Windefender®, an Eider exclusive fabric, will assist in preventing wind chill, but allows enough air to circulate to keep you from overheating and increase body moisture transfer.
-All three of Eider's Snowsports lines, Wide Angle, All Mountain and Indie Ride, will feature highly visible printed designs on linings, water-proof zippers, localized areas on outer shells and in some styles, over the entire garment. The designs are embedded into the fabrics offering a contemporary look without affecting the technical properties of the materials.
The New Winter 2006/ 07 Color Palette.
Malden and Eider Team up Again to Make Waves.
For 2006 Eider will launch the new Power jacket for men and Powerwave jacket for women. Made of Polartec WindPro Stretch Hardface fabric, the WPower and Powerwave will offer superior insulation and comfort.
Polartec WindPro Stretch Hardface fabric is four (4) times more resistant to wind-chill than ordinary fleece and represents the future of lightweight insulation. The water-repellant surface offers protection against rain and snow while its fleecy velour interior captures air, providing excellent warmth without the weight and bulkiness of traditional insulating fabrics. The Hardface coating makes both internal and external fabric surfaces extremely hard-wearing and resistant to pilling.
From its beginnings in 1962 in the French Alps, the mountains have been a timeless source of inspiration for Eider and this passion has fueled our brand values and inspired our research. Our designers are challenged to create innovative unique products for those who share our passion for the outdoors. Eider's team of technical advisors all share our taste for adventure; traveling the world to discover other horizons as well as test their own limits; they reflect the values to which the brand is attached- authenticity, tolerance, commitment and a sense of humanity- without which there would be no real adventure. For connoisseurs of pure sensations and excitement, looking for a sense of emotion and freedom, Eider products are made for you by people like you.


In the center of the island and close to city of Fira 3 plots of each 1.000sqm. are availale.
They built up to 400sqm. building each and are on a public road. Easy access and lovely view.
Perfect to built a holiday home or your private villa for all year around living.
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Plastic waste is a global-scale environmental issues since it is very difficult to disen tangle. According to UNNES data research team in 2010, the amount of garbage volume in the area and its surrounding is 20 m3 / day, and 3% of it is plastic which is very difficult to be unraveled. The solution toward the case so far is by burning; meanwhile, it can result pollutants that can damage the environment, such as NOx, SOx, CO, and others. Hence, the need for solution that is more promising and prospecting by recycling plastic into alternative fuel. The method we use in this program is identifying the problem and its solution. Identification of problems which we conclude is designing a plastic treatment plant to be alternative fuel. Then, we do manufacture and assemble equipment. After that, we perform testing and analysis and draw conclusions. This machine is made with a production capacity of 0.5 liters / 30 minutes, with a length of 1 m, width 0.35 m, height 1.35 m. The advantage of the existence of this machine is environmentally friendly, safe, and having large capacity so that it can reduce the waste of plastic that causes pollution in the environment and the surrounding of Banaran TPS.


Floral matelasse chair back covers pink. They lie onto the backs of your chairs and settee saving damage from dust, sunlight and day to day use. Available in a range of colours and also matching chair backs they will enhance your chairs and settee giving a new lease of life to older furniture and protect new suites from early wear and tear.


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Grantham University Selected as a Top School by Military Advanced Education and Transition's 2016 Guide to Colleges and Universities
Leila Gallagher
lgallagher@grantham.edu
2016 MAE&T Guide to Colleges and Universities measures best practices in military and veteran education.
Lenexa, Kan. – January 28, 2016 – For the ninth consecutive year, Military Advanced Education & Transition (MAE&T) has awarded Grantham University the designation of a Top School in its 2016 MAE&T Guide to Colleges and Universities, which measures best practices in military and veteran education.
The Guide presents results of a questionnaire of the military-supportive policies enacted at more than 600 institutions, including private, public, for-profit, not-for-profit, four-year and two-year colleges. From community colleges to state universities, online universities and nationally known centers of higher learning, MAE&T's 2016 Guide to Colleges and Universities arms students with information about institutions that go out of their way to give back to our men and women in uniform.
Steve Waldron, Grantham's campus president and chief operating officer, and also a retired Marine Corps colonel, stressed the University's pride in being consistently recognized by MAE&T in supporting Grantham's continued mission to "serve those who serve." "Our University has a deep, rich history in serving the military community with quality, accessible education for the past 65 years," he said. "The recognition as a Top School in this area reaffirms the importance of our efforts."
Grantham's flexible online degree and certificate programs afford military members the portable education conducive to their busy, and oftentimes transient, lifestyles. Additionally, at Grantham, eligible military service members can take advantage of the University's military scholarship and grant, and can potentially receive college credit for military training and experience. The university is also Yellow Ribbon Program approved.
Now in its ninth year of publishing the Guide, MAE&T was the first publication to launch a reference tool of this type. This year, institutions were evaluated on their military culture, financial aid, flexibility, general support, on-campus support and online support services. Each school's performance rating by category is represented by an easy-to-recognize dashboard. This enables prospective students to quickly target schools that follow best practices in military education, and then put these in context with other academic or career considerations.
"Our goal is to be a dynamic resource for active service members and those who have moved from the military to their civilian careers, helping them find the school that best fits their plans for the future," said Kelly Fodel, Military Advanced Education & Transition's editor. "We think this year's Guide is our most comprehensive to date, thanks to our newly established advisory board. The board evaluated the drafts of the questionnaire, made pages of notes and suggestions and helped to redefine questions for clarity. We thank them for their thoughtful edits and additions to our process."
About Grantham University: Established in 1951, Grantham University offers 50 online undergraduate and graduate degree programs and certificates. With a mission to provide accessible, affordable, professionally relevant degree programs in a continuously changing global society, Grantham's courses are 100 percent online, allowing students to study at home, at work, on Temporary Duty or from almost anywhere in the world. Continuously accredited since 1961 by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC), Grantham University has earned a distinguished record as a respected and accredited distance learning university spanning more than six decades of service.
About Military Advanced Education & Transition:
Military Advanced Education & Transition (www.mae-kmi.com) is the journal of higher education for service members and veterans making the transition from military to the civilian sector. Covering issues and hot topics in higher education, career trends, transition assistance, innovative programs, and schools of special interest to the military, MAE&T focuses on news and resources that will empower a military student to pursue a quality education and rewarding career. MAE&T serves education services officers (ESOs) and transition officers (TOs) at every U.S. military installation, along with the service members they counsel. Published 10 times yearly, MAE&T's editorial coverage includes exclusive interviews with military executive leadership, educators, and members of Congress; best practices; career and transition spotlights, service member, school, and program profiles, and periodic special reports.
Grantham University Commemorates 65 Year Birthday with a Year of Impact
Grantham University Announces Professional Branding Event in San Antonio


multithreaded architecture, speculative computation, path profiling.
Speculative multithreading attempts to speed up the execu tion of various sequential application codes through specu lative thread-level parallelism. Based on our observations that executed paths are highly limited in frequently exe cuted loops and appear with some regularity, we proposed a two-path limited speculation method for multithreaded systems. This paper first refines the two-path limited spec ulative computation model. Then, the architecture and the code structure for implementing the model are described in detail according to the simulator and code generator that we developed. The aggressive speculative computation model requires architectural support not only to enhance the per formance by speculative computation but also to efficiently deal with misspeculations both by misprediction of paths and by data dependence violation. Emphases are placed on the architectural characteristics and language construct to realize the computation model efficiently and thus attain a high-performance computation of sequential codes.


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Things Get HEATED On Roland Martin's "News One Now," Debate On Whether Black Feminists Should Be Blamed For "Low" Turn Out At Nate Parker's 'Birth of a Nation'
 Oct 14 | by _YBF
A discussion between Birth of a Nation actress/activist Aunjanue Ellis and BLACK Co-Founder Amber Phillips on Roland Martin's "New One Now" got HEATED when talking about black women being the cause of Nate Parker's slave revolt film to "flop" at the box office. Also, Roland himself got dragged on Twitter for seemingly "guilting" black women into seeing the film. Get it all inside….
Birth of a Nation actress/activist and Brown University grad Aunjanue Ellis went all the way there during a discussion with BLACK Co-Founder Amber Phillips on Roland Martin's "News One Now" about how Nate Parker's Birth of a Nation performed at the box office. By the way, the film wasn't necessarily a flop.
There seems to be a divide in the black community, particularly among black women, about whether or not to support the film.
During the discussion, Amber Phillips made the point that black women should not let mainstream media criticize them for not supporting Nate Parker (who wrote, produced, directed and starred in the film) after being accused of rape (that he was eventually acquitted of). She feels that regardless of the aquittal, his testimony (and others) proves consent was not given for him to proceed to having sex with an arguably unconscious woman.
She said,
"Black women owe Nate Parker nothing. Black women owe this movie nothing. If we decide that we don't want to go and see this, we should not be reduced to being called petty, we should not be revictimized. Even Roland Martin participated in victimizing Black women who are saying absolutely this is a line that we are drawing…The movie wasn't successful because of this controversy and because we said no. We said now is not the time and we want better and we want more. If Nate Parker can start a revolution in defense of rape then what if this is our revolution to say we've actually had enough."
Aunjanue Ellis, who also stars on ABC's "Quantico," totally disagrees. She said black women (or anyone for that matter) shouldn't be shamed for wanting to see the film and to get educated on Nat Turner due to what happened in the director's personal life. And she was passionate about it.
"I'm not asking you for anything," Aunjanue said. "I'm not personally asking you for anything," said Ellis. "I'm asking for the people in Mississippi who ain't ever heard about Nat Turner. Please. There has to be a space for that. But they don't know, Sis. They don't know. Please listen to me. You are coming from – and I admire the heck out of you – but you are coming from a position of privilege and you don't even realize it. You don't even realize it. You have information and not only that, you have the fire and presence of mind to want it and that makes you different. And this is why this movie has to get out to people who don't have what you have. So what about them? You are not in Mississippi, Sis. Or Alabama and you don't understand. Sis, you don't understand. Those people don't have the presence of mind to do that organizing. What about the folks who just want to come see a movie? I'm a black woman, too and I want more, too. We don't have to sacrifice one over the other. That's all I'm saying."
Peep the clip below:
Sheesh! So, who do you agree with? Should women boycott the film because of the director's past? Or, should the film be supported due to the story its telling?
Speaking of Birth of a Nation...
Roland himself came under fire when he posted an article blaming low box office numbers on "the unrepentant pettiness of Black feminists." That set several people off and they proceeded to drag him in his mentions. As the tweets started rolling in, Roland responded with the above tweet that said, "My position is clear: Don't like #BirthOfANation because of Nate's rape allegations? Fine. Don't make it about a white wife. @LukeCage too."
This only set folks off even more. Peep the tweets:
@rolandsmartin @LukeCage You've gone from rape to interracial marriage in a handful of tweets to admonish BW for not supporting a movie
— LaSonja S. Hill (@LaSonja_Hill) October 12, 2016
@rolandsmartin @LukeCage so you're basically blaming BW for this movie flopping at the box office? I've heard not one BW say this.
— DasiaBeinFab (@morris_dasia) October 12, 2016
@rolandsmartin thank you for promoting the narrative that it's always BW fault when our asses are the ones supporting black men the most
— CG (@luxecure) October 12, 2016
Roland responded to some:
We've reached out to Roland for a statement. We're told he's working on it.
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Home owners urged to come forward amid hopes of pyrite scheme extension
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A PARTEEN woman, whose home has been seriously damaged by the presence of a defective building material, has made an emotional appear for others affected to go public about their situation. Geraldine Kennedy is one of more than 35 members of the recently-formed Clare Pyrite/Mica Action Group. The group is calling for home owners in this county to be allowed into a scheme to address the issue of defective concrete blocks in Donegal and Mayo. The grandmother of ten has already spent thousands of Euro on tests to prove that her home has 95% pyrite. She later spent €6,000 to have a chimney taken down, after fears it might fall. During a meeting over Zoom with Senator Timmy Dooley, Mrs Kennedy urged others to go public to highlight the extent of the distress the issue is causing. "I would encourage people to get in touch with the media," she said. "We have already gotten local and national publicity. It's not …
Minister O'Donovan predicts Springfield flooding will end with new scheme
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A GOVERNMENT minister has pledged that the construction of a new €1.3 million flood relief scheme on the outskirts of Clonlara will ensure scenes of flooded homes will "become a thing of the past". Minister of State with responsibility for the Office of Public Works, Patrick O'Donovan, has welcomed the approval of planning permission by An Bord Pleanála for the proposed flood relief scheme in Springfield, Clonlara. The scheme will involve the construction of a flood protection embankment, land raising, penstock / sluice, pump station and associated works at the townland and surrounding areas of Springfield. The project will protect 18 residential properties and will cost in the region of €1.3 million to build. "I think everybody who has followed coverage of flooding events over the past few years will recall the scenes of flooded homes and distressed residents trying to deal with the aftermath of significant flooding in Springfield/Clonlara. "Now that An Bord Pleanála has approved planning permission for …
Big steps taken in South-East Clare greenway project
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PROGRESS with a greenway project for South and East Clare has prompted optimism that the development will have a transformative effect on tourism in the region, in the near future. Deputy Michael McNamara has learned that Waterways Ireland, who secured €140,000 last July, is to go to tender for a feasibility study and preliminary design works next week. Contractors for the study and design on the 41km route, which will start from the existing greenway to the University of Limerick (UL), crossing the River Shannon over the Black Bridge and following the old Errina Canal to O'Brien's Bridge and onwards to Scariff, are expected to be appointed before Christmas. "Both reports should be complete by the end of the first quarter of 2021," the Independent TD told The Champion. "Because so much of the land along the route is in the ownership of the ESB, I would hope that issues that are affecting the development of greenways in Kerry and …
Hayes secures briefing on roll-out of rural broadband
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DETAILS of how and when the National Broadband Plan will be rolled out in rural Clare are to be made available, after representations on the issue by Councillor Pat Hayes. It follows a case, highlighted by the Fianna Fáil member where a Tulla resident tried a total of ten providers, but still could not secure a satisfactory service to enable her to work from home. The Caher native tabled a motion at the November meeting of the County Council calling on National Broadband Ireland (NBI) to outline its plans and to explain "how areas will be prioritised, [the] timescale of the project and how they plan to interact with other providers". Councillor Hayes, who is Cathaoirleach of the Killaloe Municipal District, told the meeting that everyone had come to learn the importance of good broadband connectivity during the pandemic. Joining the meeting remotely, along with four other members, Councillor Hayes noted that good coverage was now essential to the business …
Big drop in abandoned dogs and animals put down in Clare
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THE number of dogs being surrendered to the pound has dropped by half in Clare over the last five years, new figures show. However, there were more dogs abandoned in this county in 2019 than almost every other. Only Tipperary saw a higher number of surrendered dogs last year. The number of dogs being put down, meanwhile, has seen a 12-fold drop in this county since 2015, largely down to greater cooperation between the dog control authorities and rescue organisations. Data released by the Department of Rural and Community Development show that a total of 182 dogs were voluntarily handed over the to the pound in Clare last year. The only county with a higher rate of surrenders, Tipperary, had 191 dogs given over to the pound in 2019. While still higher than the national average, the number of surrenders has been steadily decreasing in the last five years and is down from 393 in 2015. "The figures are still …
€8.4 million for Shannon
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THE Government has this week promised a major financial injection to Shannon and Cork Airports, both of which are reeling due to the impact of Covid-19. On Tuesday, the Department of Transport announced a revised €80 million funding package for Irish aviation. Shannon and Cork will share operational and capital funding supports of €22 million, of which Shannon will receive around €8.4 million. In a statement the department said, "In recognition of the very difficult winter season being faced by the aviation sector the government has decided to provide an extra €48 million in supports for 2021, in addition to those announced in Budget 2021. "The Department of Transport will provide further operational and capital funding supports of €22m for Cork and Shannon Airport, which is in addition to the €10m in capital funding announced in Budget 2021." For years Shannon was precluded from receiving support from the State, but smaller airports such as Knock and Kerry were eligible for …
Deputy McNamara Seeks Opening Date For 60-bed Block
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CONCERN has been expressed about the lack of a definitive opening date for a new €19.5 million 60- bed block modular unit to tackle overcrowding at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) after a government minister recently pledged it would be operational at this stage. Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler stated in the Seanad recently "from a construction perspective, the new ward block should be ready to be operational by Monday, November 9". In fact, Minister Butler praised all those involved on their hard work and patience in seeing the much-needed additional capacity for University Hospital Limerick come to fruition. She also thanked Senator Martin Conway for his constructive approach as she was aware he had raised this issue many times. "The Government is committed to developing acute hospital services and infrastructure. University Hospital Limerick is an integral part of the University of Limerick hospital group, providing hospital services and care to the populations of Limerick, …
Doonbeg group reiterates dire need for coastal protection works
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WITH the US presidential election over and Donald Trump set to leave the White House, attention in west Clare has returned to more pressing local matters. The Doonbeg Coastal Protection Group has produced a new brochure on the need for protection works at Doughmore, which Trump International is keen to carry out. An application by Trump's organisation to carry out the works was refused by An Bord Pleanála and PRO of the Doonbeg Coastal Protection Group Liam Ryan says the brochure highlights again why the protection is required. "If you look at the first page we say it is sustaining over 300 jobs in West Clare and that's our main interest, to protect what is there. "We explain why it is not renewing itself; anybody can see that the grass and the topsoil is falling down on the sand, and there are no stones to protect it. "The Presidency thing, as we see it, is over, and it was of …
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USCIS threatens furloughs amid budget shortfall, TSA to offer more early retirements
Workforce changes may be coming soon to two subcomponents at the Department of Homeland Security.
Due to a "dramatic decrease in revenue" during the coronavirus pandemic, employees at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services may face administrative furloughs in July — unless Congress steps in with emergency supplemental funding.
"Without congressional intervention, USCIS will need to administratively furlough a portion of our employees on approximately July 20," an agency spokesman said. "We continue to work with Congress to provide the necessary funding to avert this unfortunate consequence."
The agency estimated it needs $1.2 billion in emergency supplemental funding over a two-year period. The emergency budget request, which USCIS submitted to Congress in mid-May, also includes a proposed 10% surcharge to the agency's application fees.
USCIS notified its union on Tuesday of the possibility of furloughs.
The American Federation of Government Employees, which represents some 14,500 USCIS employees, is urging appropriators to provide the funding the agency said it needs.
"Furloughs of this magnitude will undoubtedly cripple the agency's ability to carry out its mission," Everett Kelley, AFGE national president, said in a May 27 letter to congressional appropriators. "With a loss of nearly 11,000 employees, work and visitor visa petitions, asylum and citizenship/naturalization applications, green cards and refugee applications will not be processed."
Unlike most other agencies, USCIS is a fee-for-service agency, meaning it relies on the revenue it collects through work and visitor petitions and citizenship applications, for example, to keep the organization running.
It estimated a 61% drop in application and petition requests, in part, due to the pandemic, through the end of fiscal 2020. Though USCIS said it has limited salary increases and taken other steps to keep its expenses low, the agency said it needed to take "drastic action" to keep the organization afloat.
The USCIS budget proposal includes an additional $571 million for the rest of fiscal 2020, with an extra $650 million for the start of 2021, according to AFGE.
"This amount would compensate the agency solely for the amount already budgeted for operational needs and to continue to meet payroll for the nearly 11,000 federal employees currently under threat of furlough," Kelley said. "While the COVID-19 pandemic has had an enormous negative impact on our nation's economy, it is important that USCIS continue its capacity for administering legal immigration processes. Without this supplemental appropriation, this capacity will be profoundly undermined."
TSA planning another round of early retirements
The Transportation Security Administration is planning to offer a round of early retirements to its employees. TSA will offer Voluntary Early Retirement Authority (VERA) options agency-wide to eligible employees.
"TSA will notify VERA-eligible employees in writing in the near future," an agency spokesman said in an email to Federal News Network. "We expect that details will be shared with the workforce sometime next month."
Early retirement options will not come with Voluntary Separation Incentive Payments (VSIP), the spokesman said.
TSA employees were informed of the upcoming early retirement options during a recent town hall meeting for the workforce.
The agency already had authority from the Office of Personnel Management to offer early retirements over a broad period of time, according to a TSA guide on VERA for its employees. The authority allows TSA to offer early retirement options through April 30, 2021.
To be eligible for an early retirement, federal employees must have at least 25 years of service at any age or must have 20 years of service at age 50 or older.
"VERA provides agencies the option to offer voluntary early retirement when restructuring or reducing the size of their organizations," the TSA guide reads. "The use of VERA is an option for increasing voluntary attrition in agencies undergoing substantial organizational change (e.g., involuntary workforce reductions, reorganization, reshaping or delayering). Besides providing an incentive for employees to voluntarily retire to avoid potential IWR actions, the agency may also offer VERA to employees in safe positions that could then provide placement opportunities for employees occupying surplus positions."
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A century of repression?
RCFP's Gabe Rottman takes a look at a new book that explores the Espionage Act of 1917 and press freedom.
By Gabe Rottman Posted on October 17, 2022
Editor's note: In a follow-up newsletter, Technology and Press Freedom Project Director Gabe Rottman wrote a long-form clarification to this post, explaining that he meant to say that "a member of the news media has never been charged under the still existing provisions of the Espionage Act that criminalize national security leaks to the press."
If you're at all interested in the infinitely interesting world of national security press leaks, I recommend picking up "A Century of Repression," Ralph Engelman and Carey Shenkman's new and comprehensive study of the Espionage Act of 1917 and press freedom. It's an impressive piece of both legal and journalistic history, charting the course of the Espionage Act from its origins in the super-patriotism and widespread dissent accompanying the United States's entry into World War I to the law's increased application against media leakers since 9/11.
In a review in Lawfare, Gabriel Schoenfeld — a scholar at the Niskanen Center and the author of the equally impressive "Necessary Secrets," a measured defense of criminalizing truly harmful leaks — criticized the book as "unbalanced." "One significant problem is encapsulated by the title," Schoenfeld writes. "The idea that the Espionage Act ushered in a century of repression is preposterous and never even remotely demonstrated in the pages of their book."
Schoenfeld's basic point is that, even if the Espionage Act is a "loaded gun" pointed at the press, as scholars Benno Schmidt Jr. and Harold Edgar put it in the definitive legislative history of the law, it's never been fired. That's a fair observation. It is true that the law has only been deployed in earnest against journalistic sources in the last decade and a half. It is also true that a member of the news media has never been charged under the law, and the only instance of the government seeking to prosecute the "pure publication" of national defense secrets is in the Julian Assange case.
But I'd like to add one footnote. Engelman and Shenkman focus heavily on how the Espionage Act has been used in formal investigations and prosecutions involving journalists or their sources, but the concern about equating journalism with spying, as a legal matter, goes beyond just the strict use of that specific law either as the predicate for an investigation or the basis for a prosecution.
Indeed, many of the more egregious leak hunts before the 1970s were effectively extra-legal. That is, they took place before the Keith case, which held that domestic national security surveillance requires a warrant; before passage of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which created a legal process for foreign intelligence surveillance on U.S. soil; and before Executive Order 12333, which vested the FBI with sole responsibility for building criminal counterintelligence cases in the U.S.
In other words, before the Morison case in the late-1980s, the first successful journalistic source prosecution under the Espionage Act (there were a few others, including the Ellsberg/Russo case, but they either fell apart or were resolved under a different law), the intelligence agencies could effectively take matters in their own hands.
So, you had "Project Mockingbird," where, under pressure from Attorney General Robert Kennedy, the director of central intelligence authorized surveillance against two syndicated columnists who had alarmed Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara with accurate questions about Soviet aid to Cuba. You had more subtle pressure in the mid-1960s from the National Security Agency that led the publisher of what remains the popular bible on cryptography, "The Codebreakers," to excise paragraphs about British signals intelligence. You had physical surveillance by the CIA in projects "Celotex I" and "Celotex II" against Washington Post national security reporter Michael Getler and columnist Jack Anderson.
And there's more. "Project Butane" involved CIA physical surveillance against Victor Marchetti, the author of "The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence," which, per a court order, was famously printed with agency-mandated redactions. The Espionage Act itself figured in a formal memorandum by Attorney General Edward Levi for the Ford White House, asserting that the Espionage Act could be used to prosecute Seymour Hersh and The New York Times for reporting that the "Operation Holystone" submarine surveillance program had penetrated Soviet waters (but recommending against it). In the 1980s, The Washington Post held for months a Bob Woodward story about a related program — "Operation Ivy Bells" — following legal threats from the CIA and NSA.
All of this is to say that the lack of courtroom action around the Espionage Act before the 1980s could be attributed, at least in part, to the nature of intelligence oversight and national security law before the reforms of the latter half of the 1970s. It's worth bearing that in mind when gauging the "repressive" effect — or not — of the Espionage Act during much of its first century.
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Q: on.click remove part of any url in a  and then load it I want to remove /groups/ from any url in my  when a user clicks it
The backstory is that i have a wordpress widget which displays links to pages (BP groups) and i want users to be sent to pages i've made for each group instead when they click (because i wasnt able to make homepages in buddypress).
I've set the page url's to be the same as the group pages but without /groups/ so if it were removed the widget would send users to my pages instead.
For example a visitor is sent to:
http://focallocal.org/up-cycling-workshop-with-londons-homeless/
instead of
http://focallocal.org/groups/up-cycling-workshop-with-londons-homeless/
I've been researching it for ages and this is the best I've been able come up with (I don't speak js):
'onclick="location.replace(/groups/,"")'

edit requested html:
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Public Relations, Marketing and Advertising Team

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A: I see you are using jQuery so you can do this:
$('#groups-list a').each(function(){
   var $this = $(this);
   var href = $this.attr('href');

    href = href.replace('groups/', '');
    $this.attr('href', href);

});

you can also do this:
 $('#groups-list a[href*="groups"]').each(function(){ this.href = this.href.replace('/groups', '');  });

plain JavaScript:
 var anchors = document.querySelectorAll( "#groups-list a[href*='group']");

for (var i = 0; i < anchors.length; i++) {
var anchor = anchors[i];
anchor.href = anchor.href.replace('/groups', '');

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Building a beautiful legacy: New York Life agent Mike Fulco distributes benefits to charities on behalf of his clients.
New York Life policyholders Herman and Barbara Williamson lived a life of impact, so rich that even in death they continue to touch lives across Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas. Herman passed away in 2011 at the age of 83; Barbara in July 2015 at 85, yet through their charitable donations, mostly funded with life insurance, the Williamsons' legacy will live on for at least 50 years. For Agent Michael Fulco of the Shreveport Office, who worked with the Williamsons beginning in 1985, the process has been a joy and an education. "I'd been in this business almost 40 years and never really looked at funding charitable lead trusts with life insurance until the Williamsons. The far-reaching impact we can have by remembering our favorite charities and organizations in our wills and trusts is amazing."
The Williamsons keenly appreciated both the protection and charitable aspects of life insurance. "I remember when Herman was 75 years old and kept buying more life insurance; I questioned him about it," says Fulco. "But he knew what he was doing, building up all that insurance money with the intention of creating a large safety net for Barbara and to leave as much money as possible to his favorite charities."
When he purchased a policy, Herman always named charities as the secondary beneficiaries, with Barbara as primary, says Fulco. Together, the Williamsons owned whole life, variable universal life, and term life policies. The charities the Williamsons supported in life continue to benefit from their generosity even after they're gone. With more than $8 million in life insurance death benefits, and with Barbara's well-being in mind, it was determined that a mix of charitable remainder trusts (CRT) and charitable lead trusts (CLT) were the best solution, and Mike worked with the client's team of professionals to put a plan in place before Barbara passed away in July of 2015. The trust solution emerged after a conversation with Barbara, who wanted to spread the money to various charities.
"She was very conscientious and cared about the continuity of the charities she loved. I suggested funding a charitable lead trust fund that will send annual gifts to a handful of charities for the next 50 years or so in the name of Herman and Barbara Williamson. That way, she and Herman continue giving and helping people for decades to come." Fulco and his team met the needs and desires of the client with two types of trusts. CRTs provide income to the donor for life or up to 20 years. At the end of the trust term, the charity receives the remainder of the property. CLTs also provide an income flow for a set period, but at the end of the term, the donated property may be returned to the donor or distributed to other non- charity beneficiaries. CLTs are one of the few charitable giving techniques that can generate an income and possibly an estate tax deduction.
A charitable gift given to the University of Arkansas through their charitable remainder trust created an endowed chair in the College of Engineering. "We are so grateful," said John English, dean of engineering. "This chair will help us attract and support top-notch teaching and research in the College of Engineering. We're honored to be part of the legacy of this wonderful family."
The Williamsons' estate has contributed through four charities through their charitable lead trust: St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, TN; Holy Angels, a residence for special needs children in Shreveport; the Louisiana Methodist's Children's Home in Ruston; and the Arkansas Children's Hospital in Little Rock.
"This has been a beautiful team effort from everyone to make this legacy happen, from Herman's vision for what he wanted for Barbara and his favorite charities, to Barbara having the generosity and willingness to set up the trusts, to the professionals working well together to make sure their wishes were carried out in the best way possible . . . it's like the soul meeting strategy," Fulco says.
"I encourage agents to talk to their clients about philanthropic options," says Fulco. "They can create a beautiful legacy for years to come."
Go back to our newsroom to read more stories.
Kevin Maher
Kevin_B_Maher@newyorklife.com
* Neither New York Life nor its agents provide tax or legal advice. Please ensure to consult your own legal advisors for guidance on trusts and tax advisors for guidance on charitable donations.