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Alex goes to Parliament
Air Cadets from across the country joined their counterparts in the Army and Sea Cadets to meet distinguished guests and at The House of Commons Speaker's at a special reception to celebrate Cadet 150.John Bercow MP, Speaker of the House of Commons, hosted the reception in his apartments in the Palace of Westminster. Cadets and adult volunteers from across the cadet movement mingled with Government Ministers and a host of members of both Houses of Parliament.
Chief amongst the guests were: Rt Hon Theresa May MP, Home Secretary; Rt Hon Dr Liam Fox MP, Secretary of State for Defence; Tim Loughton MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Children & Families; Andrew Robathan MP, Minister for Defence Personnel, Welfare and Veterans; Rt Hon Cheryl Gillan MP, Secretary of State for Wales; and John Hayes MP, Minister of State for Further Education, Skills and Lifelong Learning. The cadets were also joined by former Defence Minister, Rt Hon Bob Ainsworth MP. The host, Mr Speaker, explained how he offered to host the reception after one of his constituents impressed upon him how important it was to support the cadet movement in this, its 150th year. He also spoke about historic accounts of the Houses of Parliament that joked that his official apartments as merely "adequate" accommodation for a gentleman.
Assistant Chief of Defence Staff (Reserves and Cadets), Major General Greg Smith QVRM TD DL, then made a brief speech thanking Mr Speaker for his hospitality and paying tribute to the cadets and adult volunteers and the contribution they voluntarily make to society. Finally the three Lord Lieutenants' cadets spoke about what the cadet movement means to them, which all present regarded as the highlight of the evening. Cadet Flight Sergeant Alex Dutch of 241 (Wanstead & Woodford) Squadron spoke on behalf of the Air Cadets. Afterwards she said:"It was a great experience to be able to look around the House of Commons, and to meet the ministers and MPs that run our country. They really seemed to care about what we had to say.I spoke about what being a cadet means to me, my highs and lows (highs being my first solo flight and visit to the Falklands, and lows – I couldn't think of any!) and our involvement with the community, as well as what Cadet150 is and what the cadet movement is all about."
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CLIR Announces 2013 Hidden Collections Awards, 2014 Funding Cycle
CLIR and LC Publish Report on America's Endangered Silent-Film Heritage
2013 DLF Forum Draws Record Attendance
CLIR Publishes Research Data Management: Principles, Practices, and Prospects
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CLIR Announces 2013 Hidden Collections Recipients, 2014 Funding Cycle
CLIR announces the following recipients of the 2013 Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and Archives awards:
Samuel French Theatre Archives
Cataloging the Vertical Files of the Anton Brees Carillon Library
Frontier Science: Providing Access to the Early Scientific History of the American West in the Collections of the California Academy of Sciences
Makino Collection Film Ephemera and Rare Book Project
Dayton Society of Natural History
The Lichliter Site Project: A Model for Revealing Hidden Archaeological Collections
Erie Canal Museum
Canal Society of New York State Collection
Documenting Their Films: Hidden Collections of Four Independent Filmmakers
D.C. Africana Archives Project (DCAAP)
Hagley Museum and Library
The David Sarnoff Collection Processing Project
Kansas City Public Library
The Kansas City Stockyards Collection
La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club
Cataloging La MaMa's Pushcart Years: A Unique History of the Off-Off Broadway Theatre Movement
Bridge and Building Forensics: Civil Engineering Archives at Lehigh University
Maine State Museum
An American Mirror: Early Photograph Collections at the Maine State Museum
The Newberry Library
Printing Specimens (1605-present) at the Newberry Library
Princeton University Library's Latin American Ephemera Project
San Diego Museum of Man
Cataloging Hidden Collections: San Diego Museum of Man's Archaeology, Archival and Photographic Collections
Grass Roots Activism and the American Wilderness: Pioneers in the Twentieth Century Adirondack Park Conservation Movement
University at Albany, SUNY
Building New Access Tools for the National Death Penalty Archive
University at Buffalo, SUNY
Processing the Editorial and Business Records of Eleven Little Literary Magazine Archives in the Poetry Collection
Post-War Industry and Development of the Southwest Metroplex
University of Washington Libraries
Discovering Modern China: University of Washington and University of British Columbia Collections
Yellowstone Park Foundation
Using a Team Approach to Expose Yellowstone's Hidden Collections
Two of this year's projects feature partnerships between U.S. and Canadian institutions, the first such to be supported through this program. The Erie Canal Museum will collaborate with the Canadian Canal Society as well as the Canal Society of New York State on the project Canal Society of New York State Collection; the University of Washington is partnering with the University of British Columbia on the project Discovering Modern China: University of Washington and University of British Columbia Collections. More detail on this year's funded projects can be found at: https://www.clir.org/hiddencollections/awards/for-2013.
CLIR will issue a request for proposals for the next Hidden Collections funding cycle in early January 2014.
Created in 2008 and supported by ongoing funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and Archives awards program supports the identification and cataloging of special collections and archives of high scholarly value that are difficult or impossible to locate. Award recipients create Web-accessible records according to standards that allow the federation of their local cataloging entries into larger groups of related records, enabling the broadest possible exposure to the scholarly community.
A registry of hidden collections and archives, based on information supplied by applicants, is available at https://www.clir.org/hiddencollections/registry.
Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" and Michael Hazanavicius' "The Artist" were cinematic tributes to the bygone era of silent films. Moviegoers, however, may not realize that 70 percent of feature-length silent films made in America have been completely lost to time and neglect.
CLIR, in partnership with the Library of Congress, has published The Survival of American Silent Feature Films: 1912-1929, the first comprehensive survey of American feature films that survived the silent era of motion pictures. Nearly 11,000 silent feature films of American origin were released from 1912 through 1929, but until now there had been no systematic study of how many of these films still exist and where surviving elements are located in the world's leading film archives and private collections.
The study reveals some startling facts about America's endangered silent-film heritage. Only 14 percent—about 1,575—of the feature films produced and distributed domestically from 1912-1929 exist in their original format. Five percent of those that survived in their original 35 mm format are incomplete. Eleven percent of the films that are complete only exist as foreign versions or in lower-quality formats.
"The Library of Congress can now authoritatively report that the loss of American silent-era feature films constitutes an alarming and irretrievable loss to our nation's cultural record," said Librarian of Congress James H. Billington. "We have lost most of the creative record from the era that brought American movies to the pinnacle of world cinematic achievement in the 20th century."
"This report is invaluable because the artistry of silent film is essential to our culture," said Martin Scorsese, film-preservation advocate and director of "Hugo," a loving tribute to silent film. "Any time a silent picture by some miracle turns up, it reminds us of the treasures we've already lost. It also gives us hope that others may be discovered. The research presented in this report serves as a road map to finding silent films we once thought were gone forever and encourages creative partnerships between archives and the film industry to save silent cinema."
Commissioned by the National Film Preservation Board, the study was written by historian-archivist David Pierce. It is one of several congressionally mandated studies of the nation's cinematic and recorded sound patrimony. As part of the research for the study, Pierce prepared an inventory database of information on archival, commercial, and private holdings—who has custody of the films, how complete they are, the films' formats and where the best surviving copies can be found. The report concludes that the existence of the database will allow the repatriation of lost American movies. Films initially thought lost have been found—and subsequently repatriated—in Australia, New Zealand, France, and many other countries.
The vulnerability of nitrate film stock to fire and deterioration and the industry's practice of neglecting or destroying prints and negatives has contributed to the loss to the nation's film heritage. Among some of the notable films considered lost in their complete form are Lon Chaney's "London After Midnight" (1927); "The Patriot" (1928); "Cleopatra" (1917); "The Great Gatsby" (1926), and all four of Clara Bow's feature films produced in 1928, including "Ladies of the Mob." Only five of Will Rogers' 16 silent features survived and 85 percent of features made by Tom Mix—Hollywood's first cowboy star—are lost.
The report makes several recommendations:
Develop a nationally coordinated program to repatriate U.S. feature films from foreign archives.
Collaborate with studios and rights-holders to acquire archival master film elements on unique titles.
Encourage coordination among American archives and collectors to identify and preserve silent films that currently survive in lower-quality formats.
Develop a campaign to document unidentified titles. The Library of Congress has sponsored annual workshops to identify unknown and lesser-known titles.
Create an audience and appreciation for silent feature films through exhibition and screenings.
The report is available in print, and as a free download at www.clir.org/pubs/reports/pub158.
The 2013 Digital Library Federation (DLF) Forum, held Nov. 3-6 in Austin, brought a record 360 people together for three days of high-energy and wide-ranging discussions.
An invitational seminar on liberal arts colleges and digital scholarship on Nov. 3 preceded the Forum's formal opening. Carrie Ramp of Bucknell University reflects on the discussion in her blog; Kelcy Shepherd of Amherst College and Laurie Allen of Haverford College offer their perspectives on the session in their event report.
David Lankes kicked off the Forum the following day with his keynote presentation, "The Mortal in the Portal: Why Almost Everything You Learned in Library School is Wrong." This and several other sessions, including Char Booth's compelling closing presentation, were livestreamed, and can be accessed at https://www.diglib.org/?page_id=5244/
The Forum's twitter feed (#dlfforum) and brief reports contributed by several participants offer good perspective on what attendees took away from the experience. Myrna Morales of Simmons College, a 2013 ARL/DLF Underrepresented Groups Fellow, commented on Lankes' address in "Is a Building Just a Building?" Eugenia Kim of Emerson College, also an Underrepresented Groups Fellow, addressed diversity and digital initiatives in "The Quandry of the Library Cake." Jill Emery of Portland State University and a 2013 ERL+DLF Cross-Pollinator, contributed her observations in "Listening to the Buzz: A Cross-Pollinator's Take-Away from the DLF Forum 2013." These and other posts can be read at http://www.diglib.org/forums/2013forum/. Several participants contributed to community notes, which can be accessed by clicking on the session link at http://www.diglib.org/forums/2013forum/schedule/, and scrolling to the bottom of the session description to the Google doc link.
DLF is eager to continue the many good conversations begun at the Forum. If you have anything to share about the Forum, please email it to info@diglib.org.
The 2014 DLF Forum will take place October 27-29 in Atlanta at the Georgia Tech Conference Center.
In November, CLIR published Research Data Management: Principles, Practices, and Prospects. The report examines how research institutions are responding to data management requirements of the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, and other federal agencies. It also considers what role, if any, academic libraries and the library and information science profession should have in supporting researchers' data management needs.
University of North Texas (UNT) Library Director Martin Halbert opens the report with an overview of the DataRes Project, a two-year investigation of data management practices conducted at UNT with colleagues Spencer D. C. Keralis, Shannon Stark, and William E. Moen. His introduction is followed by a series of papers that were presented at the DataRes Symposium that UNT organized in December 2012.
"Research data management is one of the most important new strategic issues facing research universities," notes Halbert. "Academic libraries now must decide what stance they will take toward this increasingly prominent category of institutional research content. Academic leaders must now begin to make prioritization decisions regarding the preservation of research data, or these important intellectual assets will continue to be gravely at risk."
"The thing that really surprised me from this research was how very few universities have policies governing research data management," said DataRes researcher Keralis, who is also director for digital scholarship and research associate professor with UNT Library's Digital Scholarship Co-operative. "At the close of the project it seems there's a great reluctance to engage with this issue at an institutional level, and that's going to have to change if these federal mandates continue."
Additional papers in the volume are contributed by Kiyomi Deards, of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, who provides an overview of data management services at four land-grant research universities. Chris Jordan and colleagues from the Texas Advanced Computing Center summarize several national-scale cyberinfrastructure projects for data management and discuss the relationship of national and regional responses to data management requirements. Anthropologists Lori Jahnke and Andrew Asher examine research ethics and the problems of data sharing.
The volume includes a copy of "The Denton Declaration: An Open Data Manifesto," written in May 2012 by a group of technologists and librarians, scholars and researchers, university administrators, and other stakeholders who gathered at UNT to discuss and articulate best practices and emerging trends in research data management.
"The DataRes report comes at a critical moment in the data management conversation," said Rachel Frick, director of CLIR's Digital Library Federation program. "I hope our community will use this report to inform and evaluate its work."
The report is available as a PDF download free of charge at https://www.clir.org/pubs/reports/pub160.
The Committee on Coherence at Scale for Higher Education has launched a website to provide updates on the committee's work and research findings as they emerge. The site includes FactSheets, a CLIR/DLF publication series whose goal is to communicate basic facts about large-scale, multi-partner initiatives evolving across library and IT communities in higher education. The series is intended to help administrators, practitioners, and funders understand the landscape and how these initiatives relate to one another, as well as the features that distinguish the projects.
CLIR and Vanderbilt University formed the Committee on Coherence at Scale for Higher Education in 2012 to examine emerging national-scale digital projects and their potential to help transform higher education in terms of scholarly productivity, teaching, cost-efficiency, and sustainability. The committee comprises college and university presidents and provosts, deans, university librarians, and association heads.
CLIR is currently accepting applications for:
Postdoctoral Fellowships in Academic Libraries
Postdoctoral Fellowships in Data Curation for the Sciences and Social Sciences
Postdoctoral Fellowships in Data Curation for Early Modern Studies
The CLIR Postdoctoral Fellowship Program offers recent Ph.D. graduates the chance to help develop research tools, resources, and services while exploring new career opportunities. CLIR Postdoctoral Fellows work on projects that forge and strengthen connections among library collections, educational technologies, and current research.
The application deadline is December 27, 2013.

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Mary Elizabeth Winstead goes for a late night snack in the larder.
(2016) Thriller/Horror (Paramount) Mary Elizabeth Winstead, John Goodman, John Gallagher Jr., Douglas M. Griffin, Suzanne Cryer, Bradley Cooper (voice), Sumalee Montano (voice), Frank Mottek (voice), Jamie Clay, Mat Vairo, Cindy Hogan. Directed by Dan Trachtenberg
Some things are bad, like getting into a car accident. Some things are worse, like waking up from a car accident chained to a wall in a bunker with people you don't recognize. Other things are unfathomable, like discovering that the reason you're in a bunker is because there's been an invasion that killed millions.
But that's what happens to Michelle (Winstead) who discovers herself in precisely that situation. Her apparent benefactor is Frank (Goodman), a twitchy survivalist whose ham-fisted insistence on gratitude and civilized behavior indicates that the man beneath the façade may be truly a monster; then again, he may not be. Also in the bunker is Emmett (Gallagher) who is one of those guys who has a kindly heart but above the neck, not a lot going on.
You may have noticed the address referenced in the title and yes, there is a kind of connection with the hit found footage film Cloverfield but most of it doesn't become apparent until the final ten minutes, unless one is sharp-eyed and intimately familiar with every facet of the film. There are little Easter eggs (Frank apparently worked at one time for the satellite manufacturing company that figured in the very end of Cloverfield) scattered about as well.
First-time director Trachtenberg shows a lot of big league confidence and skill as he brings up the tension level to about a 9. One never knows what's going to set Frank off so the other characters are walking on eggshells around him and there is the nagging feeling that Frank isn't telling the whole truth about the situation to either Michelle or Emmett (who knows a lot more about what's going on than Michelle does). The effect is extremely unsettling.
Goodman is absolutely fantastic here; he can be a gigantic bear or a kitty cat when he wants to be Here he's like storm clouds rolling over the prairie, erupting into massive discharges of lightning and thunder without a moment's notice. Goodman dominates the film from beginning to end and delivers a performance that emphasizes why he's one of the best pros in Hollywood today. Winstead is no slouch either, an actress who in a just world would be a big star right now. She continues to hover around the edges and deliver outstanding performances but something tells me this won't be the breakout she needs to take that next step.
The biggest problem here and the one that really explains the low rating is the movie's last ten minutes. In attempt to be a mash-up, the movie veers from one genre – the taut claustrophobic thriller it has been all along – into something else entirely. You can pretty much guess where it goes based on the title of the movie, and the effect is jarring like taking an abrupt left turn off Broadway in New York and finding yourself in an alley in Kabul and feels like this part of the movie was tacked on in a hurry by studio suits wanting to take advantage of a brand name that might put butts in seats.
I've seen critics compare this movie to Room but it's nothing like that – whereas the Oscar-nominated film focuses on people emerging from a small, cramped, locked room, this film focuses on the situation within that small, cramped, locked room. This is a thriller, not a drama – so beware of specious comparisons. Still, this is a solid if unspectacular thriller that doesn't quite fit in the Cloverfield mold but is kind of forced into it by producers maybe out to keep the brand name alive or simply to make a buck; I'm not sure which but I would have preferred that they would have made the transition from one genre to the other a little more smoothly – or not at all.
REASONS TO GO: Goodman is a force of nature. Excellent tension built throughout.
REASONS TO STAY: The ending veers off into a strange turn. More of a slow burn than a rapid boil.
FAMILY VALUES: Thematic elements including some frightening sequences of threat and claustrophobic conditions, some occasional violence (some of it brutal) and brief foul language.
TRIVIAL PURSUIT: Bradley Cooper provides the voice of Michelle's boyfriend Ben over the phone during the opening scenes of the film.
COMPARISON SHOPPING: Blast from the Past
NEXT: Admiral
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Lucha Mexico
Blue Demon Jr. surveys his domain.
(2015) Documentary (Self-Released) Shocker, Jon Strongman Andersen, Fabian El Gitano, Blue Demon Jr., Julio Cesar Rivera, Tony Salazar, Kemonito, Arkangel, Ultimo Guerrero, Faby Apache, Sexy Star, Arkangel, Damian 666, Halloween, El Hijo del Pedro Aguayo, Gigante Bernard. Directed by Alex Hammond and Ian Markiewicz
Professional wrestling here in the United States is essentially an entertainment spectacle. While the participants involved are indeed athletes of the highest caliber, the matches are scripted and the outcomes pre-determined to a storyline that matches up good guys versus bad guys. The same is true in Mexico, where wrestling is known as lucha libre but South of the Border it is something of a national mania.
For eons, wrestlers – called luchadores in Mexico – mainly plied their trade in two different establishments, the CMLL and the AAA. Many would wear masks that gave them a kind of superhero mystique, as if they were protecting a secret identity. As time went by, the masks became more and more a part of their identity; luchadores wear them often up to 18 hours a day. Some almost never take them off, feeling more comfortable in the mask than without.
And make no mistake, those masks are money makers for both of the wrestling federations; sales of masks for the fans are a very significant portion of the merchandising income for the CMLL, the AAA and the wrestlers themselves. The luchadores are very careful to market their image properly as this is part of what keeps them viable as draws to the organizations they work for.
&This documentary goes behind the masks and the marketing to a certain extent, trying to illustrate and explain the absolute obsession that the Mexican people have for wrestling and the luchadores. For many, it is an escape from the economic upheaval, the political corruption, the drug violence and the desperate poverty that is a part of Mexican daily life. In the world of lucha libre, good triumphs over evil (most of the time) and honor and virtue are lauded above deceit and avarice.
One thing that has caught the sport by surprise is the rise of the Rudos. Rudos are the wrestlers who generally are rule-breakers, although some use the term to describe any who wrestle without masks, or use brute force as their primary wrestling technique. Tecnicos, or technicians, tend to be high-flyers, and generally are the heroic who fight with honor and sportsmanship. Because of the corruption in Mexico, the people have begun to see those who refuse to play by the rules as more heroic than those who do, mainly because every day they see those who play by the rules tend to be the ones who support a corrupt system.
This has given rise to the Perros Del Mal, an organization that is roughly equivalent to the ECW in the United States. Their matches tend towards the extreme and here the Rudos worship is more pronounced. Founded by wrestler El Hijo del Pedro Aguayo, the PDM has taken off in popularity over the past five years and now rivals the established organizations for the imagination of the Mexican lucha fans.
The documentary, which was four years in the making, primarily focuses on Shocker, one of the most popular figures in the CMLL and Strongman, an American import in the same organization. Shocker comments on the loneliness of the luchador life and after suffering a severe knee injury that put him out of action for six months, saw him really having a hard time coming back to the level of competition he had been at previously. Strongman also suffers an elbow injury and is a devoted family man who lives in California, wrestling with a Japanese federation at the same time he labored for the CMLL, racking up the frequent flyer miles.
Injuries are a significant part of the wrestling game. Most wrestlers are injured at any given time, be it cracked ribs, fractured wrists, pulled muscles, and of course enough bruises to wallpaper a house. They gamely wrestle through the pain and perform in all sorts of venues, from the ancient but respected Arena Mexico in Mexico City to brand new sports palaces to tents at local ferias. They travel by bus, by plane and by personal car. They are often absent from families (if they have them) for weeks at a time.
The documentary has a good deal of information regarding the sport as it is performed in Mexico and the interviews are lively. We rarely see talking heads; people in this documentary are always in motion and always doing something, be it working out in the gym, walking down the street, signing autographs or preparing for their wrestling matches. The film is kinetic and colorful which makes it stand out among other documentaries. Even non-wrestling fans will find this entertaining and informative.
What the movie fails to do however is address corruption within the sport itself, of problems with wrestlers who are less well-known going unpaid by unscrupulous promoters who also sometimes abscond with the gate of a live show, or wrestlers being dropped by promotions after getting injured. It's a vicious industry and we don't get a sense of that, which may have been in order for the filmmakers to secure access to the stars of the CMLL and the AAA whose Blue Demon Jr. is, like many wrestlers in the sport, sons and grandsons of legendary stars of the sport.
We also get little context as to what about wrestling appeals to the Mexican soul, although that is discussed somewhat. It is a fascinating topic and I think would have served the film better if we had gotten the point of view of wrestling fans rather than just those involved with the industry. A little context and perspective might have made this a better movie.
Still, this is better than most documentaries I've seen this year, although the subject matter may be less urgent. This isn't a movie that is going to change your life or alter your view of the world. It may just give you a further appreciation of the sport/entertainment/spectacle that is professional wrestling. While there are a lot of similarities of Mexican wrestling to the American version (i.e. storylines and character development), there are a lot of differences; there are more interactions between wrestlers and fans and the wrestlers themselves seem to be less egotistical and down-to-earth, even if they do spend an enormous time at the gym. I don't know if Vince McMahon will be seeing this film, but he should; he might get a few ideas for his own promotion, the WWE. Even the most popular wrestling promotion in the world can learn something new, after all.
REASONS TO GO: Informative and appealing even to non-fans. Avoids talking heads syndrome.
REASONS TO STAY: Lacks context. Doesn't address corruption in the sport.
FAMILY VALUES: Wrestling violence, some profanity and drug references.
TRIVIAL PURSUIT: Four of the people who appear in the film have since passed away, including two who died during filming (and whose passing is covered in the film).
CRITICAL MASS: As of 11/14/15: Rotten Tomatoes: No score yet. Metacritic: No score yet.
COMPARISON SHOPPING: Beyond the Mat
NEXT: Spectre
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Zissimos Mourelatos 1 , Michael McGarvey, Jacqueline A French, Gregg Wells
1 Division of Neuropathology, Department of Pathology, University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, Philadelphia, USA.
The October 2002 Case of the Month (COM). The patient was a 27-year-old woman with a history of partial complex seizures at age 7. At age 20 her seizures changed in character and became progressively worse. Neuroimaging studies showed atrophy of the right hemisphere and contralateral cerebellar atrophy. Following a biopsy, she was scheduled for a surgical procedure, but unfortunately she expired at home during her sleep a week later. Examination of the brain confirmed the hemi-atrophy of the right cerebral hemisphere and left cerebellum. Microscopic examination showed severe gliosis and perivascular lymphocytic infiltrates in many areas. A diagnosis of Rasmussen's encephalitis was made. Rasmussen's encephalitis is a chronic neurological disorder, first described in 1958. The active neurological decline lasts from 1 to 20 years and the patients then remain stable with a fixed neurological deficit and residual seizures. Pathological examination shows a chronic encephalitis confined to one hemisphere. In the active phase, neuronophagia, activated microglial cells (rod cells), microglial nodules, and perivascular lymphocytic infiltrates, are present. In the more chronic phase neuronal loss and gliosis predominate. The etiology of Rasmussen's encephalitis is unknown but viral infection and autoimmunity have been implicated. The treatment of choice is functionally complete hemispherectomy with complete disconnection of the frontal and occipital lobes.
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9 June 2021 / SF News / Jay Barmann
Well Known Corner Store Owner In Lower Pac Heights Loses Eye In Stabbing
The longtime owner of a corner store on Franklin Street in San Francisco was brutally stabbed multiple times last week in an incident of random violence that followed his storefront being smashed by a car.
It's another in a seemingly endless series of disheartening and tragic stories coming out of the city in recent months, often impacting elder residents with violent assaults. 72-year-old Petros "Peter" Yohannes, the owner of Franklin Market at Franklin and Austin streets (between Bush and Pine), was attacked last Wednesday morning while he was at the store assessing damages from an attempted burglary the night before, in which an SUV tried to smash through the front window. As ABC 7 reports, a male suspect ran into the store asking to use the bathroom, assaulted Yohannes, and then got into a scuffle in which a weapon was pulled and Yohannes was stabbed multiple times, including in his left eye.
Luckily, a longtime customer who is a doctor came to Yohannes's aid, applying pressure to his wounds and calling an ambulance.
Yohannes, who immigrated to the U.S. from Eritrea 25 years ago, remains hospitalized, and his daughter has started a GoFundMe to help with his medical expenses, saying he is uninsured. Also, his wife was recently diagnosed with breast cancer.
"My parents have been proud small business owners in San Francisco for 25 years," writes Katerina Yohannes. "Unfortunately, due to the recent spike of violence and burglaries they felt defeated and had essentially been living/working in fear. Heartbroken, they agreed to retire in the coming months and begin a new chapter of their lives."
But, Katerina writes, before that could happen, the violence came to their door, and her father has lost one eye and is reportedly struggling to regain sight in the other. He received multiple other wounds to his chest and arms.
Image via Katerina Yohannes via ABC 7
"When I heard that news [about Peter] I broke down and started crying because he's such a good, genuine, kind, decent man and the whole community knows him," says longtime customer Edward Lubin, speaking to ABC 7.
A suspect has been arrested in the stabbing, as the SFPD confirmed Wednesday. Per ABC 7, 30-year-old Donovan Cole Catron was ID'd by officers "after police say he attempted to rob another victim, a 56-year-old man, of his duffel bag on Monday at 3rd and Stevenson streets." An officer recognized Catron from surveillance images in the June 2 stabbing at Franklin Market.
The store is situated along Austin Street, one of the half-dozen alleys that cross Polk Gulch and Van Ness from Larkin Street between larger streets, several of which have been the sites of violence and homicide in the last couple of years. A 25-year-old man was fatally shot on Fern Street, a few blocks away at Polk, on May 8. Nearby on Polk Street near Clay, a woman was arrested and charged in a series of violent assaults on Asian American victims in March. Fern Street was also the site of a fatal stabbing two years ago.
A few blocks away in Japantown, an elderly woman was assaulted and mugged on May 11 at Laguna and Ellis street.
"My dad has one of the biggest hearts of anyone I know," says Katerina Yohannes. "If you had ever stopped in his store guaranteed you left laughing, with a smile, or even a quick history lesson. If you were lucky, you'd get all three."
So far, the crowdfunding campaign has raised almost $25,000, but she says her father faces "a long recovery ahead."
Top image: Katerina Yohannes via GoFundMe
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Adam Edward Phillips
Lander, WY Attorney with 12 years of experience
(307) 332-2034	260 Lincoln Street
Lander,	WY 82520
Business, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Personal Injury
University of Wyoming College of Law
Adam Phillips was raised in Evanston, Wyoming. After graduating from Brigham Young University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, he had a strong desire to return to the cowboy state, and attend the University Of Wyoming College Of Law. Adam has a rich family history with Wyoming and the law. Adam's father, two brothers, and several extended family members are all Wyoming College of Law graduates and lawyers.
After graduating in 2007, Adam relocated to Lander to begin his legal career with the Fremont County Attorney's Office. He worked as a prosecutor until 2012 when he opened a general and trial...
John Schumacher
Riverton, WY Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(307) 857-0300	222 N Broadway Ave
Riverton,	WY 82501
Business, Energy, Native American and Real Estate
John Schumacher has over 30 years of legal experience and has resided in Fremont County since 1991. His practice in the area has given him extensive experience and expertise in Native American Law, Oil & Gas Law, and Water Rights. He also practices Real Estate & Business Law, as well as dealing with Trusts & Estates.
James Ragain
Worland, WY Attorney with 49 years of experience
(307) 388-6400	900 Big Horn Avenue
Worland,	WY 82401
Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
University of Florida and Washburn University School of Law
Jim Ragain has over 40 years of substantial trial experience in both state and federal courts and has been nationally recognized by some of the industry's most prestigious awards including Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers.
Douglas James Mason
Pinedale, WY Attorney with 20 years of experience
(307) 367-2133	26 S. Lincoln Ave.
Pinedale,	WY 82941
Business, Civil Rights, Estate Planning and Real Estate
Dale Aronson
Pinedalee, WY Lawyer with 28 years of experience
22 West West Washington St.
Pinedalee,	WY 82941
Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Real Estate and Workers' Comp
During and after undergraduate school, I worked on drilling rigs domestically and worldwide for 14 years. I then studied law and went into private practice, except for 4 years as the elected County Attorney.
Christopher James King Esq.
Worland, WY Lawyer with 11 years of experience
(307) 347-9801	1112 Robertson Avenue
Criminal Defense, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Family
Neal Ray Stelting
Pinedale, WY Lawyer with 15 years of experience
(307) 367-7005	26 South Tyler Ave., Suite A
Business, Civil Rights, Construction and Personal Injury
In 2004, Neal R. Stelting received his law degree from the University of Wyoming College of Law. At that time, Neal worked for a water-right consulting firm with offices in Laramie, WY, Houston, TX and Vancouver, WA. Neal became licensed to practice law in the State of Washington in 2005 and the State of Wyoming in 2006. The Stelting Law Office was originally formed in Jackson, Wyoming, but relocated to Pinedale in 2007 when Neal became the contract Public Defender for Sublette County. From 2006 to 2010, the Stelting Law Office focused on criminal litigation and...
Marilyn Filkins
(307) 367-7550	303 W Pine St
Employment, Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Probate
Sandra Lee Baker
Thermopolis, WY Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(307) 480-0144	773 Hwy. 120 West
Thermopolis,	WY 82443
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Juvenile
University of Missouri - Kansas City
Clayton Kainer
Pinedale, WY Lawyer
(307) 231-5157	219 E. Pine St.
Jared Olsen
Cheyenne, WY Attorney with 8 years of experience
(307) 414-8385	204 E. 22nd Street
Cheyenne,	WY 82001
Free ConsultationDivorce, Estate Planning, Family and Probate
Jared Olsen is the founder and owner of Olsen Legal Group, LLC, an innovative and successful law practice in the heart of beautiful downtown Cheyenne, Wyoming. Jared is the Representative for House District 11 in the Wyoming House of Representatives. He is a proud graduate of the University of Wyoming College of Law. He also received his Master of Public Administration from the University of Wyoming and his Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Weber State University. Prior to founding Olsen Legal Group, LLC, Jared practiced law for a Cheyenne firm devoted exclusively to family law....
Robert Michael Vang
Laramie, WY Lawyer with 25 years of experience
(307) 460-9252	1050 N. 3rd Street, Suite B-2
Laramie,	WY 82073-1186
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Mr. Vang received a debate scholarship to attend the University of Wyoming, where he graduated with a B.S. degree in Political Science and where he also attended law school and obtained his J.D degree. Mr. Vang was 1 of 2 college debaters named to the United States Debate team, which competed in Great Britain in the Spring of 1991. Mr. Vang was admitted to the Wyoming State Bar and Wyoming Federal District Court in 1995 and was admitted to practice in the U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeal in 1997. Approximately ninety-five percent (95%) of Mr....
Jacob Lee Brooks
Sheridan, WY Lawyer with 15 years of experience
(307) 655-5141	45 E. Loucks St.
Sheridan,	WY 82801
Free ConsultationElder, Estate Planning and Real Estate
Jake Brooks is an estate planning, transactional, and business attorney in Sheridan, Wyoming, serving clients in Northeast Wyoming, including the communities of Buffalo, Sheridan, and Gillette. Attorney Jake Brooks has been practicing law in Wyoming since 2005. Jake grew up in Buffalo, Wyoming, and was a 1997 graduate of Buffalo High School. Following high school, Jake earned a bachelor's degree, summa cum laude, in English, with a minor in history, from Chadron State College. Jake then attended the University of Wyoming College of Law where he graduated with honors in 2005. While in...
Benjamin J Sherman
Cheyenne, WY Lawyer with 7 years of experience
(307) 414-8385	204 East 22nd Street
Divorce, Family, Landlord Tenant and Real Estate
Benjamin was born in Jefferson City, Missouri but his parents wisely moved him out to Wyoming when he was only 6 months old. Benjamin was raised in Cheyenne and Laramie until he graduated from Laramie Senior High School and left Wyoming to go back to Missouri for his undergraduate studies. Benjamin graduated from Southeast Missouri State University where he studied American History, Logic and American Literature. After graduating, Benjamin attended the University of Wyoming College of Law. During Law School, Benjamin worked in a family law firm in Laramie, was the Dean of his Law Fraternity, Delta Theta Phi, and...
R. Michael Shickich
Casper, WY Lawyer with 36 years of experience
(877) 266-5297	1204 East 2nd Street
Casper,	WY 82601
Free ConsultationDUI & DWI, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Products Liability
The University of Denver Sturm College of Law
R. Michael Shickich has 30 years' experience as a trial lawyer and is a fourth generation Wyoming resident. In 2002, he opened an exclusively personal injury practice, the Law Offices of R. Michael Shickich, LLC d/b/a the Injury Law Firm®. Cases include auto and trucking accidents, oil well fires and injuries, and medical device product liability cases. Prior to returning to Casper, he was a shareholder with Santa Fe's oldest and largest law firm, Montgomery & Andrews, P.A.. Michael began his legal career in Denver as an associate with the now national firm Holme, Roberts & Owen, LLP. He...
Dustin J. Richards
Laramie, WY Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(307) 745-3626	501 East Garfield Street
Laramie,	WY 82070
Business, Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
A partner at Pence and MacMillan LLC in Laramie, Wyoming, Dustin enjoys helping individuals and businesses primarily in areas of estate and business planning, transactional and contract law, and real estate and property law.
Ryan Wright
Cheyenne, WY Attorney with 16 years of experience
Free ConsultationBusiness, Criminal Defense, Family and Personal Injury
Ryan grew up in Sheridan, Wyoming where he enjoyed hiking, camping, fishing and hunting in the Bighorn Mountains. He attended public school until the 7th grade, then was home schooled and enrolled in Sheridan College at 14, later becoming the youngest graduate at 17 and with honors. After college, he worked as an insurance agent in his family's business. While working in insurance, Ryan joined the Sheridan College speech and debate team, winning regional and national awards which earned him a scholarship to Northern Arizona University where he graduated in 2003 Summa Cum Laude with his bachelor's degree in political...
Boyd Otho Wiggam
Cheyenne, WY Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(307) 414-8385	204 E 22nd Street
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Business, Immigration and Probate
William & Mary Marshall-Wythe School of Law
Boyd O. Wiggam is an Associate Attorney at Olsen Legal Group. He joined the firm in January 2020 with a focus in bankruptcy, debt relief, business formation and organization, probate, immigration law, estate planning, and domestic relations litigation. Prior to joining Olsen Legal Group, Boyd founded Wiggam Law Office. At Wiggam Law Office Boyd practiced bankruptcy law, debt relief, immigration law, and worked on a wide variety of general civil litigation cases. Boyd has also worked as a policy analyst for a public policy think tank in Wyoming and was a candidate for Laramie County Commissioner in...
Jeremy Hugus
Casper, WY Attorney with 10 years of experience
(307) 215-9724	259 S Center
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury
University of Pittsburgh School of Law and Loyola University Chicago
If we haven't officially met, my name is Jeremy Hugus. I am a Wyoming native and became a lawyer because I am passionate about making life seriously better for real people. Real people who have been seriously injured by negligent corporations and careless people.
Real people whose sacred constitutional rights have been violated by the government. I focus 100% of my practice on personal injury and criminal defense litigation.
This includes oil and gas accidents; trucking, train, and auto accidents; wrongful death; medical malpractice and nursing home abuse, product liability, and workers' compensation, as well as DWUIs, drug charges, and...
Isaiah R. Gross
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Family and Workers' Comp
After spending four years as a social worker, I returned to get my law degree in hopes of helping people, and that is what I strive to do. I understand people come to me during the hardest times of their lives, and my role is to help them navigate through the process. I take pride in working hard to provide my clients the best representation possible.
Jeffrey Van Fleet
Rawlins, WY Attorney with 4 years of experience
(307) 745-7358	Forth & Buffalo Street
Rawlins,	WY 82301
Free ConsultationBusiness, Divorce, Family and Real Estate
Jeffery "Jeff" Van Fleet has spent the bulk of his life in the Rocky Mountains. He utilizes his diverse background to provide quality legal representation with compassion. Jeff graduated from the University of Wyoming College of Law. Prior to law school, he spent nearly 18 years as a law enforcement officer in Colorado, and served 4 years with the United States Marine Corps.
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"I recognize that as an attorney, I need to know more than what the law is, I must be aware of how the law affects the individuals I represent, physically, emotionally and financially. I have...
Grant Harvey Lawson
(307) 237-3800	259 South Center Street, Suit 310
I was born Montana and grew up in Wyoming. I grew up in the Rocky Mountains, learning to love and cherish the outdoors. During my summers in college, I worked as a wild-land firefighter, traveling the western United States on a hotshot crew. I continued on as a firefighter after graduating, working as a sawyer and squad-boss. Wildland firefighting taught me about intensely hard work and gave me an appreciation for a hard day's pay. Sometimes we were forced to work up to 18 days straight in the rugged and remote mountainous country, where I packed...
DaNece Day
GILLETTE, WY Attorney with 23 years of experience
(307) 682-7337	201 West Lakeway Road
GILLETTE,	WY 82718
Divorce and Family
Ms. Day has been practicing law for 22 years in northeastern Wyoming. She began her career as an attorney for the Child Support Authority. Since that time she has handled thousands of divorce, child custody, child support and other family law matters. She is a certified family law mediator.
Brian C. Shuck
(307) 432-0767	2122 Warren Avenue
Business, Estate Planning, Insurance Claims and Real Estate
Sean Timothy Olson
(307) 317-4529	1607 CAPITOL AVE
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Sean Olson is a trial lawyer and founding member of the Olson Law Firm serving clients injured by others' negligence in Colorado and Wyoming.
Alex Berger
Gillette, WY Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(307) 257-6368	603 S Gillette Ave
Free ConsultationDivorce, Family, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Alex grew up on the Mississippi River in the Quad Cities area. He worked in his father's title insurance agency throughout high school, college and law school. He graduated in the top ten percent of his class at Indiana University with his law degree in 2012 and has been practicing ever since. He and his wife moved to Gillette in 2014. He currently focuses on family law issues under his family law mentor Dwight Hurich. He is the Berger in Berger & Brown and his law-school friend Sean Brown is the Brown. Alex has a daughter, a wife, a...
John M. Walker
(307) 634-1525	1800 Carey Ave
John is a partner in the law firm of Hickey & Evans where he first began practicing law upon graduation from law school in 1984. His practice areas include probate, local government law and a trial practice. He has a Martindale AV rating and has been selected to Super Lawyers. He particularly enjoys his litigation practice where he is able to intertwine his legal skills with his psychological training.
Keith M. Fleischman
Jackson, WY Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(307) 274-4676	1110 Maple Way, Second Floor
Jackson,	WY 83001
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, Consumer and Legal Malpractice
Keith M. Fleischman is a founding partner of Fleischman Bonner & Rocco, as well as its predecessor firm, Fleischman Law Firm, PLLC. Keith is a nationally recognized trial lawyer who has successfully investigated, litigated, and tried to verdict some of the largest and most complex civil and criminal cases in the country. Keith began his career as a prosecutor, first with the Bronx District Attorney's Office and later with the Department of Justice. His practice presently focuses on representing public and private companies, financial institutions, and institutional investors in connection with the prosecution and defense of complex...
Mr. Patrick M. Hunter
(307) 235-1900	441 S. Center, Ste 300
Bankruptcy, Business and Collections
Practice is limited to Bankruptcy. The Law Offices of Patrick M. Hunter provides state wide practices in Wyoming. Mr. Hunter also is of counsel with the Law Offices of David A. Tilem, a California Bankruptcy Firm.
Brad Mitchell Lund
(307) 460-8598	1902 Thomes Ave
Bankruptcy, Estate Planning and Family
I enjoy helping people through transitions, and witnessing a renewal in their lives. I'm always amazed how resilient some folks are when faced with overwhelming circumstances or uncertain environments. My goal at the end of the first meeting is to leave people with a sense of control and an understanding of their options. No two cases are ever alike, so each day on the job provides a new challenge. My wife and I raise six children so I also understand the challenges families face in balancing their budget. Choosing the right attorney is an important task, and often boils...
Kenneth DeCock
(307) 675-1221	Plains Law Offices, LLP
1949 Sugarland Drive, Suite 221
Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp
Kenneth has been recognized by numerous national associations as a top attorney. He has practiced workers' compensation law for over fifteen years. Kenneth served as a prosecuting attorney for five years, and has been in private practice with his wife and legal partner, Erin Mercer, for over ten years. Kenneth now represents injured workers who have been denied workers' compensation benefits. Kenneth also has extensive trial experience and knowledge of the law, he will explain to you the law and your options and he will walk you through the legal process, always striving to achieve your goals.
Tyson Elliot Logan
Jackson, WY Attorney with 16 years of experience
(307) 733-7290	15 S Jackson St
Asbestos, Civil Rights, Insurance Claims and Medical Malpractice
Tyson Logan loves representing and fighting for people who would otherwise have nowhere else to turn. Tyson is a passionate trial lawyer. He is a people person. He is inspired by the opportunities regular people still have - with the help of hard working trial lawyers - to stand up in court against powerful corporations and the government. Tyson has fought for and won substantial jury verdicts and settlements across the country, involving wrongful death and personal injury, civil rights, railroad accidents, industrial accidents, and oil and gas field explosions and related incidents. NOTABLE...
Andrea Richard
(307) 732-6680	290 E. Broadway
Business, Construction, Personal Injury and Real Estate
We are known for our persistence and preparation.
We are proud of our honesty, integrity and dedication.
We are reliable and we work hard. Most important of all, we have the courage to stand up for our clients.
Big-firm Experience. Small-firm Relationships. Although we have big-firm experience, we prefer to work in a small-firm environment that is focused on client service and justice.
Richard Honaker
Rock Springs, WY Attorney with 45 years of experience
214 Winston Drive
Rock Springs,	WY 82902
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Asbestos, Insurance Claims and Medical Malpractice
Richard Honaker has been recognized as one of Wyoming's most effective trial and appellate lawyers. He is admitted to the state courts of Wyoming and Utah, and the federal courts of Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah. He has been an AV-rated lawyer for more than 25 years, and is the only lawyer to have served as president of both the Wyoming State Bar and the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association. Ordinarily he represents plaintiffs, and he handles cases throughout Wyoming and Utah.
Bret Thad Allred
Powell, WY Lawyer with 16 years of experience
(307) 271-1034	117 N Bent St Ste C
Powell,	WY 82435
Free ConsultationBankruptcy
BRET T. ALLRED
I spent my youth traveling the world as a navy dependent living anywhere from third world countries to some of the most modern cities in the world. This lifestyle exposed me to some of the struggles of the human condition. I learned that happiness does not come from riches, but from the freedom to live life on your own terms. In college, I married a Wyoming girl who convinced me to put down roots in the Big Horn Basin and Billings Area; and for the last eighteen years I have never regretted that decision. I enjoy living in...
Sam Cannon
Cheyenne, , WY Attorney with 7 years of experience
(307) 633-9100	109 E. 17th St., Suite 5401
Cheyenne, ,	WY 82001
University of Colorado - Boulder
I'm a Fort Collins personal injury lawyer who represents people who've been injured by someone else's wrongdoing. I focus my practice on clients with traumatic brain injuries because those clients need the most help. But I work with clients suffering all kinds of personal injuries.
Stacy Kirven
Sheridan, WY Attorney with 5 years of experience
(307) 414-9800	147 W Burkitt St
Criminal Defense, Divorce, Family and Immigration
Born in Dallas, Texas, Stacy M. Kirven has lived in Sheridan, Wyoming since she was 6 years old. Stacy received her Bachelor of Arts degrees in both Criminal Justice and Political Science from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. Stacy earned her Juris Doctorate degree and graduated in December of 2014 from the University of Wyoming College of Law.
Stacy spent her first four years of practice as an Associate Attorney with the Barney & Graham, LLC law firm in Sheridan before opening Kirven Law, LLC. Stacy has ample experience in representing clients with domestic relations issues, including: divorce,...
Ian Smith
Jackson, WY Attorney
(307) 690-6442	172 Center St. Suite 203A
Bankruptcy, Business and Real Estate
Ian Smith was born and raised in Jackson, Wyoming. His parents were NOLS instructors so his childhood was filled with outdoor adventuring across beautiful Wyoming. He spends his free time in the outdoors; fishing and hunting with his father and mother, as well as skiing, mountain biking, and camping with his wife.
Ian spent his twenties exploring the world outside of Wyoming. He lived and worked for a small start-up company in Florence, Italy in his early twenties. He then moved with his future wife to the San Francisco Bay Area and was involved in another start-up focusing on Real Estate...
Donald Fuller
(307) 265-3455	242 South Grant Street
Free ConsultationAppeals, Civil Rights, Criminal Defense and Personal Injury
Don Fuller is an experienced trial lawyer and has successfully tried criminal cases throughout the State of Wyoming in State and Federal Courts. His cases have involved the full range of criminal accusations from misdemeanors such as Assault and Battery, Driving Under the Influence and Theft to felonies such as Aggravated Assault, Armed Robbery, Aggravated Kidnapping and First Degree Murder. Don has also had success in handling and trying allegations of Aggravated Vehicular Homicide, White Collar Crime, Stock Fraud and Embezzlement as well as drug and sex offenses. Don has also successfully handled a wide range of personal injury...
Ms. Pamela T Parkins
Wilson, WY Lawyer with 19 years of experience
(208) 390-5638	3490 Clubhouse Drive, Suite 104
Wilson,	WY 83014
Free ConsultationAppeals, Business, Criminal Defense and Divorce
Quinnipiac University School of Law and Florida State University College of Law
The Parkins Law Office, PLLC is a full service general practice law firm. The firm's mission is to deliver high-quality legal work in a prompt, professional and empathetic manner. We will creatively and aggressively pursue your case for you so that you can get a fresh start and peace of mind.
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Q: Can't connect to internet with dynamic IP I have a small business network with the DNS server being run on Windows Server 2003. Most of the computers in the company have a dynamic IP address assigned through the aforementioned server. One of the Windows 7 computers has difficulty connecting to the internet unless we assign a static IP. It has no trouble connecting to the intranet though. I went through the DNS settings on the server and there are no conflicting IP addresses. Obviously this is trivial to solve by just assigning a static IP, but I would like to know why the dynamic IP is not working and how I could solve it.
Any ideas would be appreciated and I will be more than happy to provide more information if needed.

A: Is this machine on a domain?
Some squirrely issues can be caused by having a network set as something other than a "Home" network in Windows 7. Also, netsh winsock reset may help, so may Dial-A-Fix (Dial-A-Fix does not work with Windows 7, per here). Also, ensure the machine is getting the proper DNS suffix and the gateway is an IP (not a hostname).
Try a traceroute and see if it gets beyond the gateway, and check DNS servers per the other posts.

A: Have you asigned a Default Gateway and DNS servers in the DHCP steup? This will assure teh clinet gets an IP address, a Gateway and DNS servers.  Sometiimes I have found you may need to add the internal DNS server as teh first DNS server and then your ISPs DNS as second, third, etc.

A: Try running the following command from command prompt on the machine that is having issues connecting to the internet:
IPCONFIG /ALL
Confirm the machine has an IP address, Default Gateway and DNS assigned. Check these against another machine that is currently working and running DHCP.

A: DNS doesn't assign ip addresses. DHCP assigns ip addresses. Have you looked at your DHCP scope to make sure there are sufficient ip addresses for all of your hosts?

A: Disable IPv6 on the NIC for the client.  I've heard of issues created by having this enabled if you're not running IPv6 internally.

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I love getting in on sneak peeks and being able to share my thoughts with you about upcoming movies! Most recently I was invited to be part of a private on-line screening group of the newest indie film to be making the rounds - Mighty Fine - starring Chazz Palminteri, Andie MacDowell, Jodelle Ferland and Rainey Qualley!
The film, based on writer/director Debbie Goodstein's childhood experiences, touches upon the controversial and difficult roles that anger and aggression can play in a family. Mighty Fine tells the story of a 1970's family, who move from Brooklyn to New Orleans in search of a better, more prosperous life. The movie paints the picture of Joe Fine's (Chazz Palminteri) love for his wife (Andie MacDowell) and daughters (Jodelle Ferland and Rainey Qualley), juxtaposed against his explosive, rage-filled side, which he often takes out on those closest to him. The emotional abuse leaves Stella, Maddie, and Natalie conflicted between their love for this charismatic, generous man, and their vulnerability in the face of his unpredictable mood swings. Chazz Palminteri gives the performance of a lifetime, that will mesmerize and haunt viewers.
I also got to be part of a Q & A with two of the actors and I'd love to share my thoughts on the movie with you.
The first thing I noticed is that the film has an innocence to it... I'm sure it's because the story is told through the lens of the writer/director's childhood, so you don't get to see the full picture unfolding the way you might in a story that is written from an adult's point of view... it was kind of like watching a Wonder Year's like version of a movie.
In several places I nodded my head, thinking about people who have been in my life who have anger issues and suffer from mental illness... and while you never find out what Joe Fine's diagnosis is, you can infer that he suffers from an imbalance fueled by the era that the movie was set in... the 1970's... where it was still very much a 'mans world' and the world didn't really want to look beyond image.
I can't say that I enjoyed the film but I don't think that I was meant to... I think this is an indie film precisely because it's not meant to entertain you but to make you think, react and discuss what you've seen on the screen.


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Wine is a pleasure best enjoyed by one who knows how to pick a great bottle. If you really want to have the best experience with wine, you need to learn all you can about it. This article will guide you to great knowledge.
Develop a relationship with your local wine store. This is particularly important as each shop is different. Every place has its own unique way of doing business, from the selection to the prices. If you are new to wine, you may want to start with a smaller wine shop. Try to choose a shop that fits your needs.
TIP! Learn about your wine shop. They are all different.
You can use Windex to remove a wine stain from your favorite shirt. It gets the stain out faster than soap will. However, you do need to address the issue right away or you may not be successful in getting out the stain.
Store your wine the right way. Any large variance in temperature will alter your wine's taste. Store your wine at a temperature of 50 to 55 to get the best taste. You can get a wine refrigerator, or you can simply store them in your cool basement.
TIP! If you truly want to appreciate wine, visit a vineyard. Seeing the place the wine's grapes where harvested will allow you to really understand them.
Think about what you like before you splurge on expensive wine. Do not listen to critics or wine tasting professionals, as only you know what flavors you prefer. If there is a cheap white wine you like, get it! The purpose of wine is to enjoy it. If you follow other people's recommendations without considering your own, you won't really be enjoying it.
You might want to consider a bottle with a screw-on cap if you are purchasing wine to be served at a tailgate party. These do not take as much effort to open. The ability to securely re-seal the bottle also comes in handy.
TIP! Take some of the advice of people that are experts in wine, but know that they make mistakes. The best experts actually review their recommendations as they discover new wines.
Wine has been enjoyed and appreciated for hundreds of years by people in all walks of life. To enjoy wine fully, it is necessary to learn a little bit about its history and what to look for in taste. Hopefully this has gotten you on the right path to continue your trek into the world of wines.
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Valid until March 31, 2011 guests can take advantage of of a special promotion that allows 3 people stay for the price of 2.
Room inclusions for are a welcome drink, buffet breakfast for two at Saffron Cafe, 60-minute billiard game in Score Sports Bar, roundtrip airport transfers, Free WiFi in all public areas and guest rooms, complimentary scheduled transfers to Ayala Center and SM City Cebu, complimentary local calls, 10% off on all food items in all F&B outlets and 10% off on aqua sports activities.
From savoring the delectable menus skillfully prepared by the chefs or taking on the wide range of water sports and recreational activities for your enjoyment,whatever your pleasure, Crimson Resort and Spa Mactan is the ultimate seaside playground for all ages.
Synonymous with luxury and personalized service, Philippine Resort 'Crimson Resort and Spa Mactan' is the new resort everyone has been waiting to enjoy.
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Home Breaking News Link between mental health and substance abuse issues on young people's mortality
Link between mental health and substance abuse issues on young people's mortality
Observed unadjusted mortality rate/1000 PYAR for deaths (all cause) – overall, by sex, age at start of follow-up and WIMD quintile. Credit: DOI: 10.2147/CLEP.S325235
Young people with a history of mental health and drink and drug issues are more likely to die than those with a mental illness or who use substances alone.
New research also revealed that males and those from the most deprived areas are at greatest risk.
A study carried out by the Adolescent Mental Health Data Platform at Swansea University, led by Professor Ann John, looked at GP and hospital admissions records from 2008 to 2017, for young people in Wales aged between 11 to 25.
The researchers estimated that the incidence rate (the rate of new cases occurring each year) of co-occurring mental illness and substance use was around one in five hundred, with rates in the most deprived parts of Wales around three times higher than in the least deprived.
The study, which has just been published online in the journal Clinical Epidemiology, found that more than 70 percent of young people with substance use mentioned in their health data also had a record relating to mental illness.
Researchers also found that while incidence of young people with both mental illness and substance use in their hospital admissions data remained stable, in GP practice records it decreased in the most deprived part of Wales and increased in the least deprived areas.
This may be because the number of young people with these conditions in those deprived areas is reducing; alternatively, it may be because fewer young people in these areas are accessing services or are having this information recorded in their patient history.
First author, research analyst Sarah Rees said: "We know that information about use of alcohol and drugs is often not recorded in health records, particularly for younger people, so it is likely that there are far more young people in Wales with co-occurring mental illness and substance use than our results suggest—our estimates should be seen as a minimum."
Professor John added: "Young people with co-occurring mental illness and substance misuse experience the worst health and social outcomes. Our study shows clearly how vulnerable they are.
"These disorders can make day-to-day life challenging. They hugely affect young peoples' trajectories in life and impair their capability to study and work, interact with family and friends, and fulfill their potential.
"Our results should not come as a surprise. While it is important to have a clear understanding of the scale of the problem, the delivery of adequately resourced, integrated adolescent specific services to address mental illness and substance misuse is crucial as is early intervention and a focus on prevention."
Nurse Specialist for homeless and vulnerable adults Janet Keauffling who works in Swansea, said: "I have been working in the field of homelessness and substance misuse for many years and I have seen first-hand the negative impacts of co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders and the long-term consequences for children and young people with these diagnoses."
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Sarah Rees et al, Incidence, Mortality and Survival in Young People with Co-Occurring Mental Disorders and Substance Use: A Retrospective Linked Routine Data Study in Wales, Clinical Epidemiology (2022). DOI: 10.2147/CLEP.S325235
Link between mental health and substance abuse issues on young people's mortality (2022, January 14)
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Emily Priest reports on a local social enterprise that teaches practical cookery skills, while bringing people together to support each other.
Having a good meal every day is something most of us take for granted. But for some, a substantial and affordable daily meal is a luxury. Cookhouse wants to change all that.
By teaching basic cooking skills on a budget, Cookhouse aims to give everyone who works with them the ability to cook a sustaining meal, no matter their age, race, gender or class – and no matter what other personal challenges they may be facing, from youth offending to homelessness.
Cookhouse was created in 2015 to teach practical, essential cooking skills to vulnerable members of the community in Hampshire. Through courses and workshops, the members of Cookhouse hope to build self-confidence, skills and positive health and wellbeing. They work alongside other specialist charities such as the Society of St James, who work with homeless people and people in recovery.
You can see the team in action in the video below.
The 'Recovery Canteen' run by Cookhouse aims to support those recovering from drug and alcohol misuse. Here, participants learn basic food hygiene and knife skills, as well as receiving valuable support and social interaction. These essentials help build daily skills that are vital for healthy living and key to the recovery process.
There are also ways for the public more generally to get involved. Cookhouse offer a range of bespoke beginner, intermediate and advanced cooking classes to groups of people looking to improve their cookery skills, or just to do something a bit different with a social gathering. There are also opportunities coming up for people to volunteer, and Cookhouse are inviting people to register their interest now via their website.
If you want to find out more about how Cookhouse is helping the local community or how their services can help you, visit their website,and get following them on Instagram and Twitter.


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Q: How to get a solid line for yesterday close I want to plot the yesterday close with a solid line, at the moment it's a dotted line probably because of the trackprice=true
The plot.style_line isn't do anything.
Does anyone have any idea how i can solve this?
This is how I plot it now:
plot(yesterdayClose, title = "Yesterday Close", style=plot.style_line, trackprice=true, color=color.new(color.yellow, 5), linewidth=4, offset=k)

A: If you want to have one line only for the yesterday's price and not for the historical prices, you can use line().
line1 = line.new(bar_index, yesterdayClose, bar_index + 1, yesterdayClose, extend=extend.both)
line.delete(line1[1])


The joint venture teams after celebrating the official formation of SaBuCo.
The three SaBuCo partners after signing the agreement.
The Saudi Butanol Company (SaBuCo), which will be building the world's largest butanol plant in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, was recently registered by the Saudi Ministry of Commerce and Industry. At its first meeting in Jubail recently, the SaBuCo board observed that the new joint venture was a reflection of the strong cooperation between three leading Saudi petrochemical companies and their commitment to create economic value through efficient and effective utilization of the Kingdom's natural resources.
The three project partners are Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Company (SAUDI KAYAN), a manufacturing affiliate of the Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC); Sadara Chemical Company (Sadara), a joint venture developed by Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) and The Dow Chemical Company (Dow); and Saudi Acrylic Acid Company (SAAC), owned by TSOC, an affiliate of Tasnee Company and Sahara Petrochemicals Company.
The partners are now in the process of executing agreements to further consolidate the partnership and business collaboration. The agreements cover several key elements, including financing, tolling, operations & maintenance, engineering & procurement, construction, project management consulting, and technology licensing.
A celebration to mark the official formation of the company was held in Riyadh recently by the three project partners. While thanking the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry for its continuing support, they pledged to further expand and deepen their cooperation to promote development and diversification of the Kingdom's economy.
With an estimated investment of $517 million, SaBuCo will build the first ever butanol plant in the Middle East and its products will support the continued growth of the paints and coatings industry in Saudi Arabia. The design capacity of the plant, which is scheduled to go on-stream in 2015, is 330,000 metric tons per annum of n-butanol and 11,000 metric tons per annum of iso-butanol.
Mazyad Al-Khaldi, SAUDI KAYAN President, said that the project will add a new product to the SAUDI KAYAN portfolio, which will contribute to the development of the local downstream industry. "We are happy at the success all of us have achieved in arriving at a workable business arrangement. It was only due to the dedicated efforts and teamwork on the part of all the partners in all areas that we have been able to make the project a reality," he said.
Ziad Al-Labban, Sadara CEO, said, "This is another example of success through teamwork and collaboration. We are pleased to team up with SAUDI KAYAN and SAAC in this joint venture to create further downstream economic value in Saudi Arabia from butanol-based products."
Saleh Al-Nazha, TASNEE CEO and SAAC Chairman, who has been named the General Manager of the new company, said that the Butanol plant will provide additional integration to SAAC's Acrylates Complex, which is the first complex of its kind in the region. "We greatly appreciate the opportunity to collaborate with SABIC/SAUDI KAYAN and Sadara and their trust in TASNEE to build and operate the joint butanol plant on behalf of the partners. We can jointly benefit from the economies of scales which will enhance our national petrochemical industries' competitiveness in the world."
As per an earlier agreement signed in December, 2012, the new butanol plant will be located at Tasnee's Petrochemical Complex in Jubail Industrial City and will also be operated by Tasnee. It will open new job opportunities of around 200 direct and indirect positions for Saudi citizens in strong support of the Kingdom's efforts to create long-term, value adding jobs for nationals.
أعلنت الاتصالات السعودية عن تخفيض بنسبة 50% من قيمة المكالمات الصادرة إلى الفلبين في يومها الوطني، والذي يصادف يوم الأربعاء الموافق 12 يونيو 2013م، والتخفيض يشمل أجور المكالمات الصوتية والمرئية والرسائل النصية SMS ورسائل الوسائط المتعددة MMS الصادرة من الجوال وسوا، ونوهت الشركة إلى أن التخفيض يستمر لمدة 24 ساعة في نفس اليوم.
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World Vision UK works with many key partners to achieve its aims. From helping companies and other partners meet their social and corporate responsibilities, as well as advocating for an end to unjust practices, World Vision realises that a combined effort with these partners increases our effectiveness in changing the lives of children living in the world's hardest places for good.
You can visit the websites of our valued partners and donors by clicking on the logos below:
Bond is the UK membership body for non-governmental organisations (NGOs) working in international development.
www.bond.org.uk
Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC)
The DEC brings together 14 leading UK aid charities together in times of crisis to collectively raise money to reach those in need quickly.
www.dec.org.uk
ECPAT UK
ECPAT UK is active in research, campaigning and lobbying government to prevent child exploitation and protect children in tourism and child victims of trafficking.
www.ecpat.org.uk
VisionFund International
As the microfinance partner of World Vision, VisionFund works across the developing world to provide microloans and other financial services to people who need small sums of money to help them make a living in challenging circumstances. Improving the lives of children living in poverty, VisionFund unlocks the potential for small businesses to grow in healthy and safe communities.
www.visionfund.org
World Vision is also supported by various United Nations agencies.
UK Government Department for International Development (DFID)
DFID leads the UK government's fight against world poverty, running long-term programmes to help stop the underlying causes of poverty and respond to humanitarian emergencies.
www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-international-development
European Commission – Development and Cooperation (EuropeAid)
The European Union is the world's biggest donor of humanitarian aid, providing more than 50 percent of humanitarian aid worldwide.
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Guernsey Overseas Aid Commission
The Guernsey Overseas Aid Commission considers applications from UK, Guernsey, Jersey and Isle of Man registered charities seeking grant aid.
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Q: Error: $injector:modulerr Module Error on running the application?
I am getting an angular module error whenever I am trying to inject dependencies using require.js

My bower.json file :

{
"name": "asa",
"version": "1.0",
"authors": [
"asda"
],
"description": "aaaa",
"dependencies": {
"angular": "1.3.8",
"angular-route": "1.3.8",
"requirejs": "2.1.15",
},
"license": "sss",
"homepage": "index.html",
"ignore": [
"**/.*",
"node_modules",
"bower_components",
"src/main/webapp/resources/bower_components",
"test",
"tests"
]
}

Main.js
var app = angular.module('myApp', ['route']);
app.service('abc', function () {
//some content
});
app.service('def', function( $http, $q ) {
//some content
});
var zzz = app.controller('zzz', function ($scope, $http, $filter, abc, def) {
//controller content
});
zzz.$inject = ['$scope', '$filter','abc','def'];

my data-main file containing the dependencies : main-di.js
require.config({
paths: {
    angular: '../lib/dependencies/bower_components/angular/angular',
    route: '../lib/dependencies/bower_components/angular-route/angular-route',
    myApp: "person"
},
shim: {
    angular: {
        exports: "angular"
    },
    route: {
        deps: ['angular']
    },
    myApp: {
        deps: [ 'angular', 'route']
    }
}
});
require(['myApp'], function () {

angular.bootstrap(document.getElementById('myApp'), ['myApp']);

});

On running the application i get the following error-
Error :

TypeError: e is undefined
...a("$ngControllerController",f));w(a)}}}n=e.module("ngRoute",  ["ng"]).provider("$r...

Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module myApp due to:
[$injector:nomod] Module 'myApp' is not available! You either misspelled the   module name or forgot to load it. If registering a module ensure that you specify the dependencies as the second argument.
http://errors.angularjs.org/1.3.8/$injector/nomod?p0=myApp minErr/<@http://localhost:8080/AngularJsInJava/lib/dependencies/bower_components/angular/angular.js:63:12

Can anybody please help me as to why I am getting this error??

A: This is not correct way to define controller.
var zzz = app.controller('zzz', function ($scope, $http, $filter, abc, def) {
//controller content
});

Create controller this way..
app.controller('zzz', ZzzCtrl);
ZzzCtrl.$inject = ['$scope', '$filter','abc','def'];
function ZzzCtrl ($scope, $filter, abc, def) {
   // controller code here
}

Also if you use minification for your angular Code, you should always use annotations or "$inject"s . Not with controllers only.
eg.
angular.module('someModule').service('someService',['$someInjection', function($someInjection){}])


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Florida History Day
State Contest Overview
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The Eight Steps of Research
Using Primary Sources
Finding Primary Sources
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Homeschoolers and Florida History Day
2021 Teacher of Merit Award
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The Florida History Day state contest is held at Tallahassee Community College. The Student Union is the site of student registration and the main gathering area. Paper, documentary, performance, exhibit, and website categories are judged in buildings nearby. Details about the contest and a map of the judging sites will be available in March 2022. The Awards Ceremony is held at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center.
May 1:
Registration and Exhibit Setup
3:00–8:00 p.m.
7:45–8:45 a.m.
Competition Judging
9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Open House at the Museum of Florida History
9:00–11:30 a.m.
Registration, which is conducted by category, takes place on Sunday from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. and Monday from 7:45 to 8:45 a.m. Students learn their judging time and location when they register.
Exhibit, historical paper, and website judging begins at 10:00 a.m., with interviews scheduled at ten-minute intervals. Exhibit judges read process papers from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m.; documentary and performance judging begins at 9:20 a.m. These categories are allowed twenty minutes to set up, present, and disassemble. Judges read process papers during the setup and interview students during the disassembly. At least one member of any group entry must be present to meet with the judges.
Process Paper / Annotated Bibliography
In addition to interviewing students, judges use the process paper and/or annotated bibliography to learn how a project was created. (See NHD Rule Book, for instructions about creating these items.) In addition to uploading these documents during online registration, exhibit, performance, and documentary students should provide hard copies to during the competition.
Exhibit:
Students place three copies of their PP/AB (stapled together) in front of their display by 9:00 a.m. on Monday. They keep a spare copy.
Performance and Documentary:
Students bring four copies of their PP/AB to their presentation. Judges retain one copy and return three, which students bring to the runoff presentation.
Runoffs
Performances and documentaries that advance to runoffs are announced in the Student Union at approximately 2:30 p.m. on Monday. Exhibit, website, and historical paper runoffs are not posted. Judges do not interview students again during the runoff phase in any category.
The Lifetime Sports Complex is open to the public for viewing of exhibits, websites, and historical papers from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Monday. All exhibits must be removed between 4:30 and 6:00 p.m. but not prior to 4:30 p.m.
Museum Open House
On Monday evening, the Museum of Florida History invites students, teachers, and family members to visit from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. As the official state history museum, MFH interprets Florida's social history from prehistory to modern times with permanent and temporary exhibits.
The Awards Ceremony on Tuesday is held from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center. Directions and a map will be posted in March 2022. Students who cannot be present should designate someone to accept their award in case they win. At the end of the ceremony, first- and second-place winners meet with the state coordinator to receive information about the national contest. County coordinators receive student certificates, judging sheets, and NHD information from FHD staff.
2021-2022 Important Dates
County Coordinators
Ron DeSantis, Governor
Laurel M. Lee, Secretary of State
Copyright © 2022 State of Florida, Florida Department of State.