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2018 New Mexico Statutes
Chapter 50 - Employment Law
Article 4 - Labor Conditions; Payment of Wages
Section 50-4-12 - Wage claim actions; costs; jurisdiction; representation by district attorney; appeals.
Universal Citation: NM Stat § 50-4-12 (2018)
50-4-12. Wage claim actions; costs; jurisdiction; representation by district attorney; appeals.
A. In all actions brought by the director of the labor and industrial division of the labor department as assignee under the provisions of Section 50-4-11 NMSA 1978, the director shall be entitled to free process and shall not be obligated or required to give any bond or other security for costs.
B. Any sheriff, constable or other officer requested by the director to serve any summons, writ, complaint or order shall do so without requiring the director to pay any fees or furnish any security or bond.
C. Where all claims joined together do not exceed in the aggregate the jurisdictional limit of the magistrate or metropolitan court, the director may institute an action against the employer in any magistrate or metropolitan court having jurisdiction without referring the claim to the district attorney. In the event that during the course of the proceedings representation by an attorney at law becomes necessary or, in the director's judgment, advisable, the director shall so notify the district attorney, and it shall then be the duty of the district attorney or the district attorney's assistant to appear for the director in the cause.
D. In the event the cause is appealed by the director, no bond or other security shall be required or fees charged the director for court costs or sheriff's fees in serving process.
History: Laws 1937, ch. 109, § 13; 1941 Comp., § 57-313; Laws 1945, ch. 48, § 2; 1953 Comp., § 59-3-13; Laws 1996, ch. 38, § 1.
Compiler's notes. — Laws 1987, ch. 342, § 33 provided that all references in law to the "labor commissioner" shall be construed as references to the "director of the labor and industrial division of the department of labor".
Laws 2007, ch. 200 repealed the labor department. Section 9-26-15 NMSA 1978 provides that all statutory references to the "labor department or any divisions of the labor department shall be deemed to be references to the workforce solutions department".
Cross references. — For jurisdictional limits of metropolitan court, see 34-8A-3 NMSA 1978.
For jurisdictional limits of magistrate court, see 35-3-3 NMSA 1978.
The 1996 amendment, effective May 15, 1996, amended Subsection C to increase the jurisdiction of the magistrate and metropolitan courts from $200 to the jurisdictional limits of those courts and amended the titles of officials and entities to reflect current law throughout the section.
Meaning of "bond". — Under Subsection A of this section, the word "bond" relates only to the costs of a proceeding and relieves labor commissioner (now director of the labor and industrial division) from giving a cost bond under the provisions of 39-2-14 NMSA 1978, and the word "bond" in Subsection B refers only to guaranteeing the fees of the sheriff or other officer. Cal-M, Inc. v. McManus, 1963-NMSC-184, 73 N.M. 91, 385 P.2d 954.
No waiver of bond in attachment proceeding. — Section 50-4-11 NMSA 1978 and this section relating to wage-claim actions by the labor commissioner (now director of the labor and industrial division) do not waive the requirement for the furnishing of a bond in an attachment proceeding under Sections 42-9-4 and 42-9-7 NMSA 1978. Cal-M, Inc. v. McManus, 1963-NMSC-184, 73 N.M. 91, 385 P.2d 954.
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The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach will increase the Traffic Mitigation Fee by $1.50 per 20-foot equivalent unit (TEU) beginning on August 1.
The increase will bring current fee levels to $61.50 (20′ containers) and $123 (40′ containers).
Last August, marine terminal operators announced that they would begin increasing the Traffic Mitigation Fee (TMF) annually, to offset labor cost increases.
The Traffic Mitigation Fee covers the cost of the night and weekend shifts created by the PierPass OffPeak program. Designed to reduce congestion at the ports, the OffPeak program provides financial incentive to move cargo outside of peak hours by charging the Traffic Mitigation Fee for container moves made Monday-Friday, 3am to 6pm.


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Yesterday I was reading (well, really listening to) Genesis 27 and following. This chapter always makes me laugh. Not because of why most people would think. Here, let me show you what always catches me and tickles my funny bone.
Note the last phrase of verse 4: that my soul may bless thee before I die.
I know, I know – so what, who cares. The guy is old and wants to bless his son before he dies – which will be soon. Or will it?
He meets who he wants to marry, works for 7 years, marries the wrong girl. Marries the right girls works for another 7 years. Has a whole bunch of kids.
Jump all of the way to Genesis 31:38. He has been there 20 years. 20, Twenty, 20 YEARS.
OK, keep reading. Genesis 35:27-29 Huh? He meets up with his father? Wait a minute! The guy was on his death-bed – over 20 years ago. Father, bless me before you die-> in 20 plus years. Seriously? That's just silly talk right there.
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US law firm handed record fine over solicitor's involvement in dubious investment schemes
SRA: Wake-up call to profession
A US law firm has received the largest ever fine handed out by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal and also become the first firm to be found to have lacked integrity in its conduct.
The tribunal has approved an agreement between Locke Lord and the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) that means there will not be a hearing. The fine is £500,000.
Though the full ruling has not yet been published, the SRA said Locke Lord's London office admitted failing to prevent one of its solicitors, Jonathan Irvin Denton, from involving himself – and holding out the firm as being involved – in transactions that "bore the hallmarks of dubious financial arrangements and investment schemes".
The firm also failed to prevent the solicitor from using its client account – arranging payments in and out which were not related to an underlying legal transaction or "service forming part of the firm's normal regulated activities".
Further, the firm admitted that it failed to have effective systems and controls in place to enable it to identify and assess potential conflicts of interest, and to properly supervise the solicitor, even after "indicators became known to the firm of matters necessitating such supervision".
Mr Denton has been referred to the SDT.
Allegations against him, as yet unproven, include involvement in suspect transactions, misleading "third parties by producing false invoices to individual investors" and knowingly making "statements which he knew to be untrue as to the status of individual investments".
David Middleton, the SRA's executive director of legal case direction, said the fine could have been even bigger had Locke Lord not been "very constructive and sensible" in its dealings with the regulator.
He said the SRA had always maintained that it was possible for a firm, as opposed to an individual, to be guilty of a lack of integrity, but that this was the first time the SDT had found it.
Mr Middleton suggested that the tribunal's decision was a sign that it was "waking up to the importance of deterrence" over dubious investment schemes. It was also a "wake-up call" for the profession.
A spokesperson for Locke Lord said: "The matters investigated by the SRA concern the actions of Jonathan Denton and relate only to clients for whom he worked. None of the firm's other clients were affected by Denton's actions.
"We regret what has happened, but we are pleased to note that the SRA accepted our position that the firm and its senior officers did not act dishonestly or with conscious impropriety, or turn a blind eye to Denton's conduct.
"After Denton's departure from the firm – effective October 2015 – and in consideration of matters that came to light, steps were taken to review existing practices and procedure. A number of changes and improvements were made.
"We remain committed to ensuring that we are at the forefront of best practice, that we uphold the legal profession's high standards, and that this situation does not arise again."
The SRA has made a priority of warning both the profession and the public about solicitors' involvement in such schemes, which it said has led to an increase in reports about possible scams.
It said that, since October 2016, in addition to Locke Lord, it has taken action against 10 other law firms or solicitors in cases where people have lost more than £50m.
The previous highest fine for a firm was £250,000, handed out to another US firm, White & Case, in June for client conflict and confidentiality rule breaches.
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Welbilt Updates its Leadership Team
The Editors September 01, 2022
Multiline foodservice equipment manufacturer Welbilt made a series of changes to its leadership team both at the corporate level and across several of its lines.
At the corporate level, company veteran Jim Courtright will now serve as vice president of sales, Americas for Welbilt. He will be responsible for sales in both North America and South America, as well as overseeing Welbilt's network of independent manufacturers' reps in the U.S. and managing the company's relationship with dealer-based foodservice equipment buying groups. In 1994 Courtright joined Scotsman Ice Systems, where he held various roles, including management of sales for the Enodis brands from 2001 to 2009. In his new position, he returns to the Welbilt family of companies. Courtright most recently served as vice president of global accounts at Scotsman.
Brandon Slotman now serves as president of Delfield. He joined Delfield in 2020 as vice president and managing director. Slotman's career dates back to 2008 when he began work as an engineer for Denso Corp. His background also includes working for Tenneco.
Brian Holdrich will now serve as president of Welbilt's Frymaster line. He replaces Todd Phillips, who is retiring, per a company release. Holdrich joined Welbilt in 2009 as vice president of sales and marketing for Kolpak. From 2014 to 2022 he held various roles in sales, marketing, operations and customer service for Welbilt. Most recently, Holdrich served as vice president of sales and marketing for Welbilt.
Mark Smith now serves as president of Multiplex. He most recently served as vice president and managing director for Multiplex. Smith has more than 28 years of experience in the beverage industry.
Clint Reed has been named President of Kolpak. In 2018, Reed was promoted to vice president and managing director of Kolpak. Reed joined Welbilt in 2009 working in various finance, production, and plant management positions. Prior to joining Welbilt, he served as controller for Cascades Inc. from 2001 to 2009.
Stan Ioffe now served as president of Welbilt's Cleveland line of cooking equipment. He replaces Graham Sams who will now serve as president of Welbilt equipment lines Garland and Lincoln.
Ioffe spent nine years in the consumer package goods industry, holding various roles at General Mills and Canada Bread. He joined Welbilt in 2020 as head of finance for the Canadian division, supporting the Garland, Lincoln and Cleveland manufacturing facilities as well as the American ovens and Canadian distribution businesses.
Sams joined Welbilt in 2011 as production manager of the Garland manufacturing facility. After assuming increasing roles of responsibility in manufacturing, Sams was promoted to managing director of Lincoln in 2017 and in 2020 he was named managing director of Cleveland.
Joining Sams working on Welbilt's Lincoln line of equipment in a general manager's role is Tom Kurgan. In this role, Kurgan assumes responsibility for all U.S. sales, service and support for Lincoln equipment. He most recently served as an area vice president for Welbilt, covering the Midwest and Northeast regions. Kurgan began his foodservice industry career in 1988 with Lincoln Foodservice Products. He has held various sales and marketing positions for Enodis, Manitowoc Foodservice and Welbilt.
Nick Patterson has been named president of Merco and KitchenConnect. Patterson most recently served as vice president and managing director of Merco. He joined Welbilt in 2010 in a research and development role.
Tom Van Der Bosch now serves as vice president of KitchenCare. He joined Scotsman Ice Systems in 2000 and held a variety of positions including vice president of parts and service and director of customer support.
Martin Huddleston now serves as general manager for Welbilt's Convotherm line of equipment. Huddleston most recently served as vice president of sales/general manager for Eloma North America, which is an Ali Group company. Huddleston's background, though, includes working with a variety of Welbilt lines. Huddleston joined Lincoln Foodservice in 2005 supporting business development for Lincoln, Merco, and Merrychef. He eventually became a sales manager for accelerated cooking technology working with Welbilt's Convotherm, Lincoln, and Merrychef lines. In 2016, Huddleston was promoted to director of the culinary sales team to lead efforts to grow national accounts and general market sales of the Merrychef and Convotherm lines.
Finally, Garamy Whitmore will now serve as general manager for Merrychef U.S. In this role, he will be responsible for leading all U.S. sales, service and support activities for Merrychef. Since joining Welbilt in 2005, Whitmore has held various sales and culinary leadership roles supporting the Convotherm, Lincoln, and Merco lines. He most recently served as area vice president, central, providing key account and channel leadership for the entire Welbilt portfolio of brands.
These changes come roughly one month after Ali Group completed its acquisition of Welbilt. When that deal was complete, Ali Group appointed company veteran Kevin Clark to serve as CEO of Welbilt.
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Little sweetheart... Happy Birthday! It's your 37th and I wake with thoughts of you, prayers for you and your name and spirit in every room.
I'm so very grateful for you, my darling. You found and saved me and brought such blindingly brilliant light and love into my life, the kind that could knock a man down. You felled me. You are my miracle girl.
I'm so very grateful, too, that we spent each of your birthdays together once we had become one. I remember the first in Boston when you were on the road doing "Rock n Roll" at The Huntington. It was brisk and wintry there already and I walked you to the stage door every night, watching the show from the orchestra almost every performance. On your birthday, after walking you there, I went grocery shopping, then back to the sweet little apartment where we were staying and made dinner and baked a cake for you to come home to.
The next year found us in San Francisco on the day. I'd been gathering lots of little presents for you with a plan to surprise and shower you with all the many gifts, securing and secreting them for you to find at last. I had most everything but while we were browsing at the great little punkrock bookstore, Needles and Pens, in The Mission, I saw how taken you were with a pretty set of feathered earrings. I quietly sneaked back later and bought them for you.
On your 31st, we decided to go up to Calistoga to the hot springs. We wended our way through the hills in your battered blue Prius and got there in the late afternoon. We checked in to a charming little room and then changed into our swimsuits to go visit the pools. You weren't crazy about the super hot one but the warm one was, Goldilocks-like, just right. You were, as ever, unbelievably stunning to every passerby, in your black one-piece, your perfect ivory skin, long red hair cascading over your porcelain shoulders and with your ever-present and enormous black sunhat perched on your head. Like a bathing beauty Zorro.
You wanted to wade across the pool into deeper waters but you didn't want to get submerged, so you wrapped yourself around me and I walked us across, a stately, striking procession. Carrying my giggling little mermaid. I can't think of too many times I was ever happier.
Little sweetheart, you are in my every thought, today and every day. I love you with all my heart and soul. And I'm sending all my love to you. May it fly to where you - closer than I can imagine. I know you're watching and guiding me safely toward you. You are my lookout, wrapped around my soul just like you wrapped yourself around me in Calistoga, taking me through the waters of the journey I must complete and then to be reunited with you so very soon and forever.


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Understanding the Drivers and Barriers of Coordination Among Humanitarian Organizations. Presented at the 24th Annual POMS Conference, Denver, CO.


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NSW to call for wind, solar and storage proposals for second renewable zone
Giles Parkinson 9 July 2020
The NSW Coalition state government is preparing to announce the second phase of its renewable energy zone program, with a call-out for up to 8GW of wind, solar and storage projects in a new zone in the north of the state, including New England.
The announcement to be made by energy minister Matt Kean follows a phenomenal response to a call-out for the first renewable energy zone in the state's central west. That sought 3GW of proposals, but the state government was swamped with some 27GW of wind, solar and storage proposals.
The push for these renewable energy zones signals a significant ramp up of activity and new investment in NSW as it prepares for the impending closure of the Liddell coal fired generators in 2023, and the closure of most of its remaining coal generators over the following decade.
It also underlines the reality that support for renewable energy in Australia is coming primarily from state governments, rather than the federal government. Ironically, much of the drive is coming from state Liberal governments, with NSW pushing into renewable energy zones, Tasmania aiming for 200 per cent renewables by 2040, and South Australia aiming for net 100 per cent wind and solar by 2030.
The creation of renewable energy zones also forms a central plank of the Integrated System Plan – the 20-year planning blue-print put together by the Australian Energy Market Operator as it seeks to outline the infrastructure needed for the clean energy transition, and for up to 90 per cent share of renewables by 2040.
The latest version of the ISP identifies the potential of 3.8GW in the New England zone and a further 4.5GW in the north-west zone. Combined, it says this will equate to around 8,000MW of new generation capacity – subject to the addition of more network infrastructure and a bigger transmission link to Queensland.
That modelling suggested that the new zone may not be needed until 2036, but with the growing expectation that the country's coal generators will close sooner rather than later, this could be fast-tracked, at least partially. It will interesting to see what NSW has in mind.
NSW has already made clear that it wants to create three REZs, one in the central west, one in the north, and one in the south-west, near the proposed new link to South Australia, and is looking to develop a system where it will auction access rights to the zones, meaning that developers will help pay for the transmission and other network infrastructure needed.
These calls for expressions of interest in the central west REZ, and imminently for the north, are designed to test the appetite of renewable and storage developers.
In a recent interview with RenewEconomy's Energy Insiders podcast, Kean spoke of his aim to turn the state into a renewable energy superpower, and said the state had been overwhelmed by the response to the first REZ.
"It was very exciting. Mostly it's going to be wind, solar, hydro and batteries. But as I said, my focus is on delivering a transitioning of our grid to ensure that New South Wales citizens get access to some of the cheapest, most reliable electricity you'll find anywhere on the planet," Kean said.
"It means that we can potentially re-industrialise our state and indeed our country. And that is an opportunity for us to be an economic superpower, not just an energy superpower, an economic superpower. And it's too big an opportunity not to grab."
Kean is currently travelling in northern NSW, where he has Tweeted a number of photos from visits in his role as environment minister.
Less happy are likely to be opponents such as the federal member for New England Barnaby Joyce, who has campaigned relentlessly against wind and solar power, and most recently compared wind energy to the failed attempts to use cannon as "rain-making" machines at the turn of last century. Joyce has said he would welcome, on the other hand, nuclear power in his electorate.
Joyce has been campaigning recently against the Nundle wind farm proposed in his electorate, but there are already several thousand gigawatts of proposals in the pipeline in his electorate, including the massive 4GW Walcha Energy project that is looking to combine wind, solar, battery storage and pumped hydro.
Barnaby Joyce may need a bigger shovel if the NSW government goes ahead with its renewable plans.
New England is already the location for two of the state's biggest wind farms – Sapphire and White Rock wind farms, with the White Rock solar farm (see photo above). But the region remains relatively sparse in actual construction (see map below).
More enthusiastic will be his state counterpart Adam Marshall, the state member for Northern Tablelands, and a former renewable energy secretary in the NSW government and now minister for agriculture, who has previously voiced strong support for the development of renewables in his electorate. (He is pictured above along with Joyce at a ceremony at the White Rock project)
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The 2008 classic car show in Chetek, Wisconsin featured a bevy of beauties including this 1957 "Tri-Five" Chevrolet.
"Tri-Five", of course, refers to the 1955, 1956, and 1957 Chevrolets. This '57 interior just drips in lipstick red.
We featured a 1957 Chevy nearly identical to this one in our Customs & Classics DVD. The DVD also features the Munster Koach and a Hot Rod Magazine cover car among many other beautiful classic cars.
I spotted this sweet Tuxedo Black 1961 Chevrolet Corvette in the parking lot of the East Moline, Illinois Hardees. Standard equipmentin '61 included carpet and an electric clock.
The General Motors Corvette was first introduced in 1953, and with a six-cylinder truck engine under its fiberglass hood it wasn't much of a sportscar.
The 1961 Corvette featured a 283 V8 and an option list included a heater and power windows. 1961 was also the last year for wide whitewall tires and a contrasting side cove color option.
Changes in 1961 model set the stage for the 1963 Sting Ray.
Classic car DVDs make great gifts.


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'The Walking Dead' Episode 7: All 'Signs' Point To Trouble For Aaron And Rick
by Tom Chapman 2 years ago in tv review
It was a game of two halves in Episode 7 of The Walking Dead's seventh season.
'The Walking Dead' [Credit: AMC]
It was a game of two halves in Episode 7 of The Walking Dead's seventh season; it was a return to form as we finally saw Negan's stronghold, while the Alexandria group went scavenging beyond their gate, with more than one storyline woven together. Michonne went on a one-woman mission to infiltrate The Sanctuary, Negan aimed for world's Greatest Dad 2016 with Carl, and Rick and Aaron stumbled along a "sign" of trouble.
The pair came across the land of Leslie William Starton, then not heeding his words, continued into dangerous territory. There was a threatening, but informative, note of what lay ahead. So let's look a little closer.
Signing Your Death Warrant
"My name is Leslie William Starton and I am armed with a Ruger 10/22 (crack shot can hit targets 70 yrds). ARS is 7 (shit you not!): AK-47, Grenades (TRY ME) and several handguns & rifles of antiquity (collector/enthusiast). You are not smart to have not listened to the first sign, you will not survive and my conscience will be clear because you have been warned. I will not hesitate to protect my home, my food supplies, my ammo. Congratulations ! The only way that you have possibly read this far without being shot means that I am dead - have at it assholes"
What charming penmanship!
'Ruger 10/22'
It also sounds that Starton's bountiful supply could help with (at least part) of their Negan provisions situation. Firstly, a Ruger 10/22 looks like it would be a lovely addition to Negan's stash of weaponry. Afterwards we see Aaron and Rick STILL ignore Mr. Starton's warning — to be fair, it sounds like he has some pretty cool stuff. They come across what appears to be a houseboat, but still no Leslie, so, who is the man behind the boat?
'The Walking Dead' [Credit AMC]
Season 7 is definitely taking a more nautical route and at times has been criticized for being more like Fear The Walking Dead. Don't worry, we aren't there yet, but the prospect of TWD taking the end of the world to the water could be an interesting one. We see Starton's houseboat is surrounded with its own security system of floating undead corpses. Episode 6 referred to the undead as "bobbers" and it hard not to see why. Having your own bobbing minefield of gnashing jaws prevents unwanted visitors swimming up to your front door.
'Doomsday Preppers' [Credit: National Geographic]
One of the most interesting parts of the apocalypse, and one we are yet to see, is the idea that someone in the human race was prepared for this; whether he got his sh*t together pretty quickly, or he was already stocked up, Starton seems ready for whatever doomsday has to throw at him. Network TV is spilling over with shows on how to build your own nuclear bunker/fight off the undead, thanks in no small part to the popularity of AMC's show. The CDC itself actually has its own Zombie Class 101 on how to survive should the world go tits up, so why does no one seem ready for any of this among the baseball bat swinging and eye patch wearing?
Starton could be the answer to this; we already saw his rather threatening note that promises a bounty of food and ammunition, and he doesn't mention that there is anyone else with him. I am imagining a hardened Navy Seal who has filled his houseboat with enough weapons and provisions to last a long time and decided to go it alone. For a long time the biggest threat has been the humans still left around, not the rotting corpses of the walking dead.
Preparation is key.
Not since Dr. Jenner have we seen anyone truly prepared for the apocalypse, and even he was thrown into it by his job at the CDC. Baking cookies in Alexandria may seem like the perfect way to watch the world fall apart, but no one really seemed prepared before the impending swarm of zombies, let alone now.
With Starton not shooting up Rick and Aaron, it is all too easy to assume he too has kicked the bucket, but what if they meet him in Episode 8? This being The Walking Dead, he is almost certainly dead, but it would be cool if we met the badass of the apocalypse. He could have laid a trap for the dynamic duo, you don't know what all this time floating around a lake can do to a lonely man.
Even if the Starton story does lead to a dead end, how long until a doomsday prepper does come along? Shows like LOST and The Last Man on Earth always have some uber-prepared nut in a contamination suit knocking around in some sort of bunker, so where is TWD's version? We demand some apocalypse nuts, and we demand them now!
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I have been 23 for almost three months now, and I have quickly learned that it is one of the most confusing ages. For me, 23 just seems like one of those ages where I feel stuck, no longer able to call myself a "recent grad" but still not comfortable calling myself a "young professional", so where does that put me?
College was a time where I felt like everyone was in the same boat, going to classes, working and enjoying the college experience. It was a time where you didn't really have to worry about anything because being a "broke college student" seemed like a reasonable excuse for avoiding most responsibilities.
First year post grad was an incredibly hard transition, but it made it easier knowing most people were struggling with the same problems that I was. Trying to find employment and learning to live on your own while saving up money to be able to do the things you want to do. There were some times where I felt like I was doing everything wrong but still being able to tell people I had JUST graduated college helped them understand the seemingly normal struggles I kept encountering.
Coming up on my second year post grad, I've started to notice those same worries and insecurities creeping back up. Feeling like I'm not doing enough with my incredibly expensive piece of paper that is my diploma, still relying on my parents to help me survive and trying to balance my first real job with still having the social life of a 23 year old seems harder and harder, while I was expecting things to just get easier.
It has always been hard for me not to compare myself to the people I surround myself with, and that has proven to be a bigger problem for me this year than any year before. I am finally in a job that I love, in a city I love and spending time with people I love and yet there is always an underlying feeling that everyone else around me is doing much better than I am. Deep down I know that isn't true because success isn't something that can be compared like that. Success means something different to every single person, but yet the societal norms are pushing me to believe I am not doing well enough for my age.
Still living at home while all my friends live on their own, being single in a world where people my age are getting married, and working 40+ hours a week but still not able to save enough to support myself are just a few of the things that weigh on me every single day.
As I said, I am happy with where I'm at in life (for the most part), but it's still hard not to compare myself to other people. I've only been 23 for a short amount of time, but it has already proven to produce many road bumps. Your 20's in general are a tough time because of all the transitions you go through, so who knows maybe my whole life will change within the next 3 months, and 23 could become the best year of my life. As for now, I just gotta keep pushing through until something good comes along.
I am always so baffled every time I watch the news now a days. The amount of hate and violence that is in the world is terrifying and not something I particularly want to be reminded of while eating breakfast in the morning or dinner at night.
Growing up in Vermont, I wasn't really exposed to very much violence or hatred. Vermont was never a place that scared me because I believe the people there (for the most part) truly feel that if you treat people with respect then you will earn the same respect in return. Between growing up and moving away, I have (unfortunately) realized the amount of hate and disrespect there is in the world and it still blows my mind every single time I hear news of different shootings or attacks.
I was only around 8 years old when 9/11 happened, so obviously I was not able to fully comprehend what was going on. Since I was living in Vermont and was only in 3rd grade, New York seemed like another world to me. Even as I got older, I never really realized how horrific of a situation it was. Obviously now that I am 23 I have fully comprehended the situation and the fact that terrorism is still very much an issue. I don't know if things started getting really bad lately or if I have just grown up and can now see the pure terror and danger of these attacks, but recently I have been realizing just how horrible people can be.
No one wants to live life in fear, and I truly didn't think I ever would. Call me naïve or ignorant, but I almost felt like all the terror was so far away from me that it would never really affect me. It wasn't until my sophomore year of college that I realized no one was safe.
My sophomore year was the year that the Boston Marathon bombing happened. Being that I lived and went to school so close to Boston, it really hit home for me and changed the way I viewed the world. It was at that point in my life that I started living with pure anxiety that something terrible could happen at any time. The truth of the matter is that it was 100% true, but that was no way to live life. Once I started to let go of the anxiety and accept the fact that if something bad was going to happen there was nothing I could do about it, I started to feel a little bit better.
I am someone who is lucky enough to have travelled quite a bit in my life. I have been to something like 8 different countries and am truly blessed to have seen how beautiful this world can be. In the wake of recent (and not so recent) attacks, I have realized that even though this is such a beautiful world, there is no escaping terror.
Between the terrorist attacks in France, the shootings in Orlando and Dallas and Michigan, and so many other awful situations, I have recently been reminded of how scary the world can be. It seems like there's nowhere you can go these days that you are truly safe. Movie theaters, schools, public transportation, sporting events, celebrations and even bars/night clubs are just a few places that these attacks have occurred at. These are all places we should be able to feel safe and enjoy ourselves at, and the people that are just filled with hate and rage have taken that away from us.
I have been noticing my anxiety getting worse while doing such simple day-to-day activities, like riding the train or walking down the streets, and I can only imagine that is impacted by the awful things that have been going on lately. I see a lot of people writing statuses about how they would never want to raise a child in a world filled with so much hate, and although I am nowhere near raising a child, I have found myself very disappointed in the fact that I agree. No one should be exposed to such awful experiences and so many repeating acts of terror.
I can not find the words to express how truly sad I am about the amount of pain and suffering people are feeling, and although it doesn't seem like much, my thoughts and prayers go out to everyone affected. I hope one day we can teach each other that violence is not the answer, and that there is never a situation where acts of hatred and rage will produce a positive outcome. I don't have a lot of faith left in this world, but I'm hoping that one day my faith in humanity will be restored.
I've been seeing a lot of things online lately surrounding mental illnesses and the stigmas against them. Being someone who suffers from depression and anxiety, these articles and pieces of information always catch my eye.
One of the biggest issues I struggle with (and I'm sure most people with these kinds of mental illnesses do as well) is feeling like no one understands what I am feeling or going through, especially in the height of my anxiety attacks or on my worst days. So many of these articles highlight how it really feels to go through these things, and most of them being super relatable make me feel like I'm not crazy or going through this alone.
As I'm sitting here (way past my bedtime), watching The Voice in bed, I was suddenly struck with the worst anxiety I have felt in a while. My heart started racing and felt like it was beating out of my chest, I got short of breath and was shaking in my bed. As I did some of the steps I usually follow to ease my anxiety, I felt it going away a little. Right as I felt like it had past, I was overcome with sadness and all the sudden couldn't stop crying.
So many people think that anxiety can only hit when something scary is happening, but when you suffer from these problems, it can come at any time (and that right there is reason enough to feel anxious). It's like a vicious cycle, getting anxious about possibly getting anxiety. I mean are you kidding me? What kind of a sick joke is that? It's like there's no escaping it, and that's one of the scariest things in the world.
I know that people experience anxiety/depression differently, but for me the worst part about an anxiety attack is feeling like you can't ever stop it. It's like you start feeling a little anxious about something and then all the sudden your mind goes one million miles an hour and starts thinking about every single bad thing that you could ever think about. From there, usually the anxiety just gets worse which makes it even harder to calm down and then knowing you can't calm down makes you anxious again. I swear to you, it feels like you will never get over it and feel better.
My depression is something I haven't really dealt with very well up until recently. I've been seeing a lot of things about how depression isn't just about being sad all the time, and that people can be depressed but still go on about their lives like nothing is wrong. This is so accurate for me. I can be in the best mood ever and be having such a great day and yet one little thing will hit me the wrong way and I get in a "slump" if you will, that I feel like I can't get out of. It's like being overly sensitive to certain things that can affect you differently than someone who doesn't suffer from depression. This makes it very difficult to live your life normally. Luckily I have great friends and an incredibly supportive family so this doesn't happen to me often, but when it does, it is so hard to try and explain to someone who doesn't truly understand.
I remember in my worst times, being scared of my own thoughts and feelings, because I didn't know how to handle them. I felt like I was feeling emotions so much stronger than ever before, and became afraid to be alone with my thoughts.
My anxiety/depression was its worst my sophomore year of college. Since then, I have found different ways to suppress these feelings (for the most part at least) and have a toolbox of things I can do if I start to feel them again. Although I have changed and grown and become way less afraid of my own feelings, there are still times (like right now) that I experience them again and remember how scary it can be.
Trying to find a way to live your life normally, while still feeling a bit like an outcast dealing with these problems, can be a very tricky balance. Although my friends and family might not completely understand how I'm feeling or what I'm going through, they are incredibly supportive and make me feel comfortable and not like I'm a freak for having these problems. On top of that, I've decided to start turning to writing to try and help me in these tough times.
As I've said definitely more than once in this blog, ever since I studied abroad, I have had an ongoing desire to travel the world. I am so blessed to have visited the places I have, but still I yearn to see more of the world with every passing day. Since for now I am stuck in Massachusetts working my life away, I decided to compile a little wish list of the places I still want to visit.
First, I made a list of the places I have already been to.
Travelling has taught me so much about the world around me but most importantly about myself. Had I not gone to Ireland my junior year, I don't think I would have discovered my love for travelling and learned to appreciate how many beautiful places there are in this world. With that being said, here is a list of the places (in no particular order) that I am currently lusting over.
I am so incredibly lucky for all the places I've been able to see already, and I can only hope that one day my travel wish list will grow and I will be able to check every place off my list.
If you know anything about me, it's no surprise to you that my friends are pretty much my life (aside from my family and also my cat). I pretty much don't do ANYTHING without consulting at least 3 of my friends (you know who you are). Unfortunately, things are different post-grad, friendships dissolve and change and sometimes just fizzle out completely. Lately, I have been finding myself appreciating my friends more and more (which I didn't even know was possible). I was terrified that after college everything would change between my friends and me, but I think I have only grown closer to most of them. Although I don't see them every single day like I did in school, I still rely on them and have learned to appreciate everything they do for me more and more with every passing day.
With that being said, I've decided to compile a list of 5 Reasons Your College Friends Will be Your Friends for Life.
1. They've seen you at your absolute worst- and more importantly, helped pick you up. Whether it's after 4 too many tequila shots (guilty) or during a mid-semester breakdown (also guilty), they're always there to see you through whatever life throws at you. Even though sometimes these people can be the cause of your drunken nights or emotional breakdowns, they always know how to pick you up and make everything better.
2. They've watched you grow and change- whether it was for the better or worse. College is a time when everyone grows (sometimes literally-holla @ the freshman 15) and changes. Luckily for me, it was for the better, but for some people college can shape you into a person you never thought you would be. Regardless of the outcome, your college friends will be by your side throughout the whole journey because you guys are in it together.
3. This one will speak to my friends especially, but I'm sure others can relate. They witness (and probably encourage) all your ridiculous mistakes- and still love you anyway. If you didn't wake up almost every Saturday shaking your head and refusing to acknowledge that the night before happened, did you even really college? As my friends can attest, I probably made (and honestly still make) the most mistakes out of anyone, but regardless they still love and accept me (and for some reason let me continue to make them ?????).
4. You have all been in the same vulnerable position- not only right when you start school, but probably multiple times within your four years there. Unlike in high school, everyone is in the same exact position when starting college. It's a level playing field (sports) where everyone is trying to find their way around campus and within their new friend groups. Your college friends won't (or shouldn't) judge you when you get locked out of your room in your towel for the first time, or find yourself awkwardly in the wrong classroom, because they have probably been there too.
5. They have shared (and probably helped create) some of your most treasured memories. If you're as lucky as I am, chances are you've been friends with most of these people since day one. College is where you spend the majority of your time for 4 whole years. This means also spending the majority of your time with the same people. From late night homework sessions to everyone's dreaded late night bathroom sessions over the toilet, you've spent these memorable (or not so memorable, #tequila) times with your college friends. These are memories you guys are most likely going to talk about (whether good or bad) for a long time coming, so make sure you're spending them with great people.
There are so many more reasons why your college friends are literally the best, but these are some of the biggest for me. So thank you friends for making me who I am today and always standing by me no matter what.
I'm not very big on New Year's Resolutions. Personally, I try to strive to become a better person in general with every new year. I have goals in mind, but I like to look at the bigger picture more than just certain goals. With the beginning of the new year, I take a minute (as most people do) to reflect on the past year. Looking back on 2015, I've realized that I have very little to complain about.
A few years ago I remember being so incredibly ecstatic to retire 2013 and begin a new chapter in 2014. Although every year has its ups and downs, 2013 was hands down one of the hardest years of my life. I had endured changes I never thought I would have to go through, heart breaks I never imagined could hurt as badly as they did and a whole bundle of academic hardships I never saw coming. At the end of 2013, I knew that a new year would be the new start I needed, and I was right.
2014 was one of the greatest years of my life. I started my junior year of college and ended up embarking on the trip of a lifetime. Though both 2013 and 2014 were very memorable years for me, it was for very different reasons.
I thought that nothing could ever top 2014. That year literally changed my life and made me a much stronger, mature and confident person. Now looking back on 2015, I've realized that since the downfall that seemed to come with 2013, each passing year is just going to get better and better. Obviously there are going to be downfalls that come with every year, but I've learned to accept that and cherish the better parts of the year and take that with me into the new year.
Being a visual person, I've decided to outline some of my favorite parts of 2015 in pictures.
Shortly after the beginning of 2015, I embarked on a trip through my college to Madrid, Spain. After coming back from Ireland the year before, some may say I was bit by the travel bug. I was lucky enough to continue travelling and enriching my knowledge of other cultures.
I was able to spend my senior year of college with some of my best friends since the beginning.
Although incredibly bittersweet, I learned to appreciate my personal transformation with my college graduation approaching.
I got the chance to truly appreciate the beauty of going to a school on the beach by soaking up the sun with my best friends.
I was able to watch my group of friends grow and change (ily squad).
While still staying close with my A1 Day 1's (ily Brindle 111).
I got to celebrate senior year by going way too hard during senior week with some of the people I was blessed to be brought together with in Ireland.
Although I spent most of the day crying, I was able to celebrate my college graduation with the three people that I (quite literally) wouldn't be here without.
I was reunited with a (very close) but old friend in a beautiful new place.
I turned 22 (and drank too much while celebrating).
I got my second tattoo that is very close to my heart (sry mom).
My best friends and I got to pretend to be in college for one last time (alumni weekend 4 the win).
My family and I moved into a beautiful new house that I am lucky to be in.
And last, but certainly not least, I was able to ring in 2016 with some of my very best friends.
Thank you 2015 for bringing me some of my greatest friends, fondest memories and new blessings. I can't wait to see what 2016 has in store.


Valve can't seem to make up their mind when it comes to the Steam Controller, the handheld control device that will be bundled in with the official Steam Machines that are due for release in 2015. Just recently a new image has leaked showcasing yet another redesigned take on the now infamous controller.
Eurogamer picked up the image from the ValveTime forum, where we see that the newly reconstructed controller has made yet another shift in its architectural design.
The comment section kind of exploded over the change, most recognizing that a D-pad in place of a trackpad for the left analog is neither convenient nor efficient. I don't know if the image is just to throw people off or if Valve really does have intent to go forward with it.
My hope is that the controller doesn't just turn into a DualShockbox 4U controller. I liked the idea of the original trackpads for the controller because there's nothing else out there like it at the moment. Remember, the whole point is not to emulate console controls but to emulate PC controls. Anyone with an Xbox 360, PS3, PS4 or Xbox One controller will be able to deal with any console game with partial or full controller support. However, it would be a real pain trying to play RTS, PC-exclusive shooters or strategy games using a standard right analog stick. Why? Because they're not precise enough. I use the Kontrol Freek extenders on all my controllers – mostly just the right analog sticks – in order to increase precision and efficiency for first and third-person shooters. However, even when using software emulation to get Xbox 360 controllers working with PC-exclusive games, the analogs usually fail miserably in the precision department.
Trackpads are actually a perfect supplement for mouse controls. I actually find that trackpads are more accurate and stable than typical mice, which is why I used to use trackpads for FPS or mouse-controlled shooters because they were only as responsive and quick as your finger reflexes. In other words, there was no adjustments required for DPI, tracking or wrist precision. It's all in the digits.
The digital pad on the left analog stick is nothing new in terms of out-there modifications to the Steam Controller. Previously the company replaced the touchscreen controls in the middle of the controller with a traditional start and select button. They also replaced the four digital buttons on the lower left-hand side with an analog stick.
I don't even know if the pressure-sensitive triggers that used to be on the bottom of the controller are still there.
Anyway, Eurogamer notes that Techradar was told by Valve that the company will be showcasing their Steam Machines and the new controller at the upcoming GDC 2015 in March. The company will be skipping the Consumer Electronics Show in early January.


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"Serious concern" Bristol Prison must see reform
Posted by James Cox | Updated 2019-07-27
Liberal Democrats have urged the new Justice Secretary to adopt a better approach to criminal justice, as new official figures show assaults and self-harm in prison rising to record highs.
The latest Safety in Custody Statistics, published today by the Ministry of Justice, show that:
There were 34,425 assaults in the 12 months to March 2019, including 10,311 assaults on staff – both record high figures.
There were 57,968 self-harm incidents in the same period, also the highest 12-month total on record.
The Ministry of Justice's Annual Prison Performance Ratings, also published today, show that 16 prisons are rated as having "performance of serious concern" – 14% of all prisons, the highest proportion since ratings began.
Bristol Prison finds itself in the bottom 14% of national prisons, earning the lowest rating "performance is of serious concern".
Bristol Prison is one of only five prisons currently subject to an Urgent Notification from the HMIP. The troubled prison is the only prison to have received an Urgent Notification so far in the 2019/20 period.
Responding to the statistics, James Cox, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for Bristol West, said:
"Improving Bristol Prison and reforming our criminal justice system must be the first priorities for the new Justice Secretary.
"Over recent months, we've seen reports of increasing violence and drug abuse coming from Bristol Prison. Standards are unacceptable and is putting the safety and welfare of staff and prisoners at risk. The Justice Secretary must now implement a clear and far-reaching plan to get the prison up to standard.
"But we cannot see the mistakes of the past being repeated. We need a wide-ranging reform agenda that improves not only prison standards but tackles the social issues which contribute to the problems we see in Bristol Prison today."
Liberal Democrat Justice spokesperson and MP for Bath Wera Hobhouse added:
"The new Justice Secretary must urgently get to grips with the deepening crisis in our prisons.
"Violence and self-harm in prisons is more prevalent than ever, and it's getting worse all the time.
"The Tories' approach to criminal justice is completely failing. Prisons are overcrowded, understaffed and failing to rehabilitate the people we send there, meaning more re-offending and more people becoming victims of crime.
"The Liberal Democrats demand a better approach that recognises the factors that cause people to commit crimes – especially childhood trauma – and treats them effectively, instead of locking up more and more people in deteriorating prisons."


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Generally, non-flammable liquids and flame retardants include bromine-based flame retardants, chlorine-based flame retardants, phosphorus-based flame retardants, boron-based flame retardants, silicon-based flame retardants, and nitrogen-containing compounds. Sofa is classified as a boron-based flame retardant (boric acid flame retardant).
An effective flame retardant mainly for cellulosic materials. Therefore, it is widely used as a flame retardant for wood.
SOUFA is a sodium polyborate produced using a special technology and is expected to replace conventional halogen flame retardants.
Most flame retardants have a high acidity or alkalinity and have the disadvantage of accelerating the corrosion of metal such as metal fittings.However, SOUFA is neutral, and does not change the texture, scent, or color of wood or materials. It is also possible to give an ant-preserving effect.
As a mechanism of non-combustibility, nano-sized SOUFA penetrates into the interior of wood and the like, the active ingredient foams at the time of ignition, and shuts off air and heat to prevent combustion. As the resin is carbonized, the carbonized and foamed layers protect the interior from oxygen and heat.
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Until now, boric acid was only soluble in water at around 4%, so it was difficult to use it as a flame retardant or flame retardant. By creating boric acid-based ionic polymers using a special technology developed in our laboratory, we succeeded in producing a high-concentration boric acid aqueous solution containing more than 30% of active ingredients. This is Sofa.
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It's amazing that for years you didn't know where to begin and now you have a finished manuscript.I've had people tell me they don't believe in editing, but like you polishing the cabochon is the way for me too. People have told me they think I write off the top of my head and although my inspiration may begin there, that is not where it ends.
Mazel Tov and may your cabochon shine like a diamond.
I wish the manuscript were finished… having picked it up again this morning, I assure you, it's only a second draft, with piles and folders full of notes not yet woven into the fabric.
I can't imagine how any writer would not believe in editing. One owes one's reader's, hoping there are some someday, more than a rough draft. What but a polished jewel is worthy of one's fellow human beings?
I'll take your note and good wishes as inspiration to work all the harder on every facet. Thank you. I appreciate it.
P.S. We haven't met as far as I know. Perhaps online. My wife and I joke that nearly my entire soul is online!
A happy Rosh HaShanah to you too.


I would like someone to come and spend a day working on some new cloud system integrations with me and also setting up a network. Main tasks are setting up router/switches and then connecting 3 windows (cloud) machines to an external RDS sql express instance and configuring them to talk to each other. Sound easy?
Hi there. We're a restaurant opening soon in Surry Hills. We're looking for someone to help us with setting up a Windows based network for our desktops (we have about 6 on site) and other miscellaneous tasks such as assisting with email setups. We're looking for someone who can come in from time to time when the need arises.
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Replace our current wifi modem / router, with a new more powerful one. The current one is working but we need further coverage now. I will provide a new Netgear one for you to set up, get working.
Max solved our wifi issues and gave excellent advice. We plan to use Max again in the future.
Hi we have a printer in a large office (100 people) - having network connectivity issues and need someone who understands VLAN and LAN networks to come and tinker / get it setup for the office. If you are the right sort of person this will likely lead to a bigger job investigating print server options.


Delicious meals are provided to residents, there is a doctor on call, the community is secured for the safety of memory care patients that might be prone to wander, full-service medication administration is available, and wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location.
The minimum allowable age of residents is 55, a visiting podiatrist helps keep your feet healthy, the facility has staff that can help you with your insulin to manage diabetic needs, resident parking is available to residents who drive, and respite care is offered.
There is a doctor on call, a visiting podiatrist helps keep your feet healthy, speech therapy is available on-site by a visiting speech therapist, this community has been built specifically for the purpose of memory and dementia care, and full-service medication administration is available.
Pet care is available for residents, the minimum allowable age of residents is 55, the facility has staff that can administer insulin to manage diabetic needs, staff is trained to deal with any wandering behaviors that might present themselves handled, and respite care is offered.
The minimum allowable age of residents is 55, physical therapy can be done without leaving the community by a visiting physical therapist, regular occupational therapy by a visiting therapist helps you stay active and engaged, staff is trained to deal with any wandering behaviors that may need to be dealt with, and staff monitors medication and reminds residents when it's time to take them.
Expertly prepared meals are provided to residents, caregivers at Morning Pointe of Franklin can address potential disorientation presented by residents, staff is trained to deal with any wandering behaviors that may need to be handled, trained staff monitors medication and reminds residents when it's time to take them, and trained staff can administer injectable medication.
Expertly prepared meals are provided to residents, Robin Run Village is trained to handle behavioral issues that some residents might be inclined to, this community has been built specifically for the purpose of memory and dementia care, residents who drive will find parking available to them, and hospice is an option available at this location.
Licensed nurses are on staff to help you, resident parking is available to residents who drive, hospice is an option available at this location, respite care is offered, and residents can arrange for a room at this community that will allow them to live in this location whatever their healthcare needs are and become.
Regular occupational therapy by a visiting therapist helps you stay active and engaged, caregivers at Morningside of College Park can address potential disorientation presented by residents, resident parking is available to residents who drive, complimentary transportation is available to residents, and residents can arrange for a room at this community that will allow them to live in this location whatever their healthcare needs are and become.
Nurses are on staff, an occupational therapist visits and helps residents, speech therapy is available on-site by a visiting speech therapist, residents who need help with medication management can be given reminders and be monitored to make sure they are taking their medications, and the staff speaks Armenian in the community.
Tasty meals are provided to residents, the minimum allowable age of residents is 55, regular occupational therapy by a visiting therapist helps you stay active and engaged, speech therapy is available on-site by a visiting speech therapist, and the community is convenient to bus lines in the area.
Licensed nurses are on staff to help you, an on-call doctor is available to help, the property has a nurse that is able to administer injectable medicine, residents who drive will find parking available to them, and this location was renovated in 2009.
Physical therapy is handled by the physical therapist that makes regular visits to this community, caregivers at Brookdale Place At Fall Creek can address potential disorientation presented by residents, wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location, residents can arrange for a room at this community that will allow them to live in this location whatever their healthcare needs are and become, and this community was built in 1999.
There is a physician on call, caregivers at GreenTree At Post Road can address potential disorientation presented by residents, aging in place allows residents to remain in one location as their care needs change, this community was built in 1997, and the community is licensed for 124 residents.
An occupational therapist visits and helps residents, high tech wander guards are installed to prevent residents from exiting the property, transportation is available for additional cost, full tubs are available, and hospice is an option available at this location.
Delicious and expertly prepared meals are provided to all residents even those with dietary restrictions, the minimum allowable age of residents is 55, an occupational therapist visits and helps residents, trained staff can assist with injectable medication, and hospice is an option available at this location.
There is a physician on call, physical therapy is handled by the physical therapist that makes regular visits to this facility, staff is trained to deal with any exit seeking behaviors that may need to be handled, transportation at cost can be arranged, and this community was built in 2009.
Nurses are on staff, there is a doctor on call, resident parking is available to residents who drive, complimentary transportation is available to residents, and wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location.
A visiting dentist helps residents maintain their dental health, an occupational therapist visits and helps residents, the Magnolia Springs Southpointe is specifically equipped to handle memory care and behavioral issues, staff monitors medication and reminds residents when it's time to take them, and residents who drive will find parking available to them.
Staff can help residents monitor their blood sugar, staff monitors medication and reminds residents when it's time to take them, this community provides complimentary transportation, respite care is offered, and this community was built in 2014.
Nutrient rich meals are provided to residents, a podiatrist visits the community to address any issues related to your feet, the property has a nurse that is able to administer injectable medicine, transportation at cost can be arranged, and full tubs are available.


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Конвой №1242 – японський конвой часів Другої Світової війни, проведення якого відбувалось у травні 1943-го.

Конвой сформували для проведення групи транспортних суден до Рабаулу – головної передової бази у архіпелазі Бісмарку, з якої японці провадили операції на Соломонових островах та сході Нової Гвінеї. Вихідним пунктом при цьому був атол Трук у східній частині Каролінських островів, котрий до лютого 1944-го виконував роль транспортного хабу, через який йшло постачання японських сил у кількох архіпелагах (ще до війни на Труці створили потужну базу ВМФ).

До складу конвою №1242 увійшли транспорти Нанкай-Мару №2 та Манко-Мару, а ескорт забезпечував мисливець за підводними човнами CH-33.

24 травня 1943-го судна вийшли із Труку та попрямували на південь. В цей період американська авіація ще не могла діяти проти комунікацій до архіпелагу Бісмарку, проте була наявна значна загроза зі сторони підводних човнів. Втім, конвой №1242 успішно прибув 29 травня до Рабаулу.

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Q: Migration from mssql to mysql
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How to migrate MSSQL database to MySQL?

there is a asp.net 4.0 project that i'm working on,
database:Mssql
i generated all the procedures , data access layers, and business layers using ignyter software, now i have a requirement that i am forced to convert the same project to mysql..
What are my options?
are there any tools that convert all my tables and proedures to mysql,..
and also my business and data access layers..
Any opinions or options would be really great, i hate to redo all my work again..

A: I do recommend for generating database script your MSSQL database and loading slowly fences in MYSQL.
To use MySQL with your project asp.Net uses this connector:
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I used it and it has worked well.
I hope you work.

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The hoopsters, who have also pleaded to be referred to as "players", are demanding a complete banishment of the nickname. "After much debate and discussion, we as a collective whole have determined that there is no reason to ever refer to basketball as b-ball," said Rob Ferguson, the spokesperson for the dunkmen.
"It's not cool, it's not funny, and above all it's insulting to the game," he continued, referring to name. Other dribble-dudes have expressed the belief that this nickname is also unfair to other sports.
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Looking for a warm and cozy meal on a crisp Fall evening? Try this tasty White Chicken Chili. It's super simple to make – just add a side salad and some cornbread for a perfect Fall dinner.
A sweet friend gave me this recipe years ago and it's one that we eat often during the Fall and Winter months.
Boil chicken until done and shred (or brown ground turkey). Mix together with onions, green chiles, cumin, oregano, and cayenne pepper. Place in a Dutch oven. Add chicken broth, Great Northern Beans, tomatoes, parsley, and garlic salt. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 1 hour. Serve with your favorite cheese sprinkled on top.
You can also place the cooked chicken with the rest of the ingredients in a slow cooker and cook on low for 2-4 hours.
This freezes well so go ahead and make a double batch and freeze half for a quick meal on a busy night!


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