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How to Know The Three Warning Signs That She Is About To End The Relationship With You
Want to know how you can tell the three warning signs that she is about to end the relationship with you soon? Women tend to give off clear signals that the love she had for you is now dead and shes ready to move on to the next man. If you find that she is giving off any of these warning signs you need to talk to her about how she feels so you both can find someone who wants to be with you both.
She Is Just Too Busy- When your girlfriend is too busy to pick up the phone when you call she maybe giving you a hint that you just aren't worth the time it takes to go and answer the phone. Or if her cell phone is always off even on the weekends its a clear sign that she doesn't want you to bother her. If she always has plans that never include you and she forgets events that mean alot to you.
Acts Bored Around You- If you finally get some time with her and she starts to act bored around you then its about time you woke up and smelt the coffee that she is no longer excited to be around you. Also if she tries to find other people to talk with and hardly speaks to you all night or day then its time to move on to a new relationship.
She Will Fight Constantly- If your girlfriend starts fighting with you more often than she used to its a clear sign that she isn't happy with you any more. If she leaves the house after the fights then she may have someone else on the side somewhere or may be going to the clubs to try to hook up with someone new.
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Contributor. "How to Know The Three Warning Signs That She Is About To End The Relationship With You." Dating Tips - Match.com, https://datingtips.match.com/three-signs-she-end-relationship-5738988.html. Accessed 16 July 2019.
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"The Killing Joke: the Book cut" is a title suitably lacking in ostentation. Left out simply is the unwarranted, unwanted, and frankly uninspired prologue chapter of the original cut, which culminated in an awkwardly Freudian coital unison between Batman and Batgirl (whom I always saw as having more of an uncle / niece type relationship). I'm not sure what Bruce Timm was thinking with this besides a lame attempt at subverting fan expectations, something that has come to rather dog recent Batman animations.
A subsequently pared-down 39 minute runtime doesn't feel substantial enough then, when animated DC movies are routinely over an hour (and that is not a criticism of MusicEd921's stellar efforts at all). Timm should have instead fleshed out the Killing Joke story itself: the proto-Joker's pitiable home life, Batman and Joker's intractably fractious (and potentially lethal) relationship. Heck, it was a fine idea to give Barbara more screen time, just not... like that.
You see, the "Book Cut" emphasises another issue: this adaptation of Alan Moore's classic (but brisk) Batman-Joker tale has a surprisingly anaemic, low-rent feel. The art style is fine for the most part, but the animation is janky- seemingly below 5FPS at times. Neither the legendary Mark Hamill nor Kevin Conroy bring their A-game. Hamill is particularly disappointing, barely raising himself above a vague melancholy in one moment of inconceivable tragedy, and never nearly hitting the same magical, maniacal heights for the Joker character as he did in the animated series or the more recent Arkham games. Maybe it was by way of direction, but the feature projects a spare, muted quality... nothing really connects.
As for the edit itself, it's essentially immaculate. No jump-cuts, nor imperfect audio transitions to take us out of the experience. The decision to cut the Joker's laugh is apposite to the book (leading to the interpretation that the Dark Knight may have broken his one rule). There is an argument to retain Gordon's trial as it provides some much-needed character / thematic development, even if it is not from the source material.
There was one moment where the "Maybe I'll kill you, maybe you'll kill me" line is repeated in Batman's mind. I found that to be a touch on the nose, but I suspect it may have been inserted in an attempt to jazz up another frustratingly insipid key moment. I would also say, to nitpick, the overlaid rain effect could be less conspicuous; it looks like the source of the rain is just above shot, like someone has a garden sprinkler poised over the top of the camera!
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I'm an unwashed heathen - I haven't read The Killing Joke. But going in to the animated adaptation mostly blind, the additions were painfully obvious. Excising the additional material makes for a much better overall experience. No Batgirl filler, no literal kangaroo court, no overly prolonged discussion of urine, no gratuitous Batman Returns-esque brawling with circus folk (with one exception - more on that shortly). The pacing is much improved, the transitions between the flashbacks and the main story feel much tighter. It's a complete improvement over the original release, and I really can't see myself going back to it ever again. However, I do think there remain a few areas for improvement.
Picture quality is mostly good, but there are some obvious compression artifacts, as well as aliasing on some diagonal lines. This is most obvious during the opening logos. Clocking in at 3.14GB, the editor could have gone with less intensive compression and still wound up with a FAT32 file below the 4GB cutoff. The audio quality is a nice and clear stereo mix. I imagine the original 5.1 mix could have been salvaged with the changes in place, but there's nothing wrong with this 2.0 version. It's a dialogue heavy piece as it is, not an action adventure.
Visual editing is almost perfect - cuts were pretty much seamless. The repetition of the doors during the montage looked a little too obvious. Perhaps some cropping or tinting could have spiced things up a bit. The added rain effect is a nice touch, but there's an obvious gap on the left side of the screen that feels very unnatural to me. Zooming in on the effect that's composited over the footage to fill the frame with rain would probably work a lot better.
Audio editing is, again, very well done. Deleted lines don't feel missing, rearranged voiceover fits naturally. Both music and sound effects during the new montage feel quite choppy and take me out of what was otherwise an engrossing, seamless experience. The squeaking of the train brakes just draw attention to themselves. Replacing that with a new sound effect, or perhaps muting it entirely would have gone a long way to alleviate the situation.
Again, I haven't read the source material, but one moment that I was positive couldn't have been in the book is still present in this cut. While climbing out of the spike pit trap, Batman tosses one of the Joker's hired hands down in his place, complete with an impalement sound effect. Was that really in the book? Batman's going out of his way to spare the Joker's life (or is he? Ambiguous ending and all.) - but has no qualms about sending his henchmen to their deaths? If that is indeed true to Alan Moore's vision, I can't fault the editor for retaining that scene. It just strikes me as contrary to the whole point of the story.
Either way, it's a complete improvement over the original release. Recommended.
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Posted by Melanie Nathan, January, 05, 2016.
Washington, D.C., January 5, 2016—The National LGBTQ Task Force has joined a coalition of LGBTQ, racial justice, and health equity organizations in filing an amicus brief in Whole Woman's Health v. Cole asking the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down draconian restrictions on abortion providers enacted by the State of Texas in 2013. If the restrictions are upheld, it would lead to the closing of all but 10 abortion clinics in the state. The brief urges the Court to carefully scrutinize the state's asserted justification for the law, just as the Court has done with other laws that infringe upon fundamental freedoms
"The movements for reproductive health, rights and justice are indispensable for LGBTQ people. Our work, as repro and LGBTQ advocates, is inseparable as we are working for the right to live our lives fully and the right to choose how we use our bodies," said Rea Carey, National LGBTQ Task Force Executive Director. "Today, we proudly join thirteen LGBTQ, racial justice, and healthy equity groups in urging the Supreme Court in upholding its moral obligation of protecting people from government abuse and intrusion. A ruling that favors discrimination under the guise of 'women's health' would negatively impact LGBTQ people. For one, it would severely restrict our ability to control our reproductive health and sexual lives. Many of us — cisgender women, transgender men, interest and gender-nonconforming individuals, among others — can get pregnant and rely on a full range of reproductive health options, including abortion."
The State of Texas has argued that the law protects the health of women seeking abortion, but the evidence at trial showed just the opposite. In fact, medical organizations such as the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the American Medical Association, and the American Public Health Association have explained that the restrictions imposed by the new law are medically unnecessary and endanger, rather than advance, women's health.
The brief was filed by the National Center for Lesbian Rights, and was joined by Gay & Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, Equal Justice Society, National Black Justice Coalition, Family Equality Council, Human Rights Campaign, National LGBTQ Task Force, GLMA: Health Professionals Advancing LGBT Equality, Equality Federation, Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States, Immigration Equality, National Health Law Program, Movement Advancement Project, and Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom.
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Step 2: Read choice and num.
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On Wednesday 27th March we welcomed more than fifty mums, aunties and nannies to our annual afternoon tea. In the morning the children worked hard to create some yummy sandwiches and iced biscuits for a special lady in their life. There was lots of excitement as the clock ticked closer to 1:45pm! When they arrived our visitors got a cup of tea or coffee and got to enjoy the fruits of the children's labour. After that, children and grown ups worked together to create a padded bug, butterfly or fish. There were lots of wonderful creations and we all had a fantastic afternoon. Thank you to all the lovely ladies who joined us for the afternoon. We hope you enjoyed your special treat.


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Commander is a title awarded for an in-game achievement that you can display for prestige.
Gaining ranks in this title increases the maximum cap of unspent Balthazar's faction by 5,000 faction points per level.
Rank 3 is required to be displayed in the Hall of Monuments.
Commander title track[edit | edit source]
These titles are granted to an account that has won a number of rated Hero Battles.
Hero Battles won
1 Commander 125
2 Victorious Commander 250
3 Triumphant Commander 500
4 Keen Commander 840
5 Battle Commander 1,400
6 Field Commander 2,330
7 Lieutenant Commander 3,875
8 Wing Commander 6,480
9 Cobra Commander 10,800
10 Supreme Commander 18,000
11 Master and Commander 30,000
12 Legendary Commander 50,000
Note: Due to the removal of Hero Battles, this title can no longer be advanced. Players retain their accrued title points.
The Commander title can be displayed in the Monument of Honor at rank 3. However, it is mutually exclusive with the Codex title trophy, only one of them can be displayed. Also, only one of these two titles counts for the Kind Of A Big Deal progress, if both are maxed.
Historical note: As of the October 22, 2009 game update, this title can no longer be advanced. However, players will retain their current points and title progression.
Several of the ranks are likely pop culture references:
Keen Commander is a reference to Commander Keen.
Wing Commander is a reference to the Wing Commander computer game, although Wing Commander is also a rank in the Royal Air Force, and a position in the United States Air Force.
Cobra Commander is a reference to Cobra Commander from the G.I. Joe franchise.
Supreme Commander is a video game for PC released by Gas Powered Games, whose music composer also did the Guild Wars OST (Jeremy Soule).
Master and Commander is a reference to the novel by Patrick O'Bryan.
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Jason Culina [] (* 5. August 1980 in Melbourne; kroatische Schreibweise: Jason Čulina) ist ein ehemaliger australischer Fußballspieler und heutiger -trainer. Er absolvierte über 50 Länderspiele für die australische Fußballnationalmannschaft, mit der er an den Fußball-Weltmeisterschaften 2006 und 2010 teilnahm. Auf Vereinsebene spielte er lange Zeit in den Niederlanden, wo er dreimal nationaler Meister mit dem PSV Eindhoven wurde.

Spielerkarriere

Verein
Der Mittelfeldspieler, der anfangs noch als Mittelstürmer agierte, begann seine Karriere bei den Lokalrivalen Sydney United und Sydney Olympic in der damaligen höchsten australischen Liga, der National Soccer League. Bei beiden Klubs wurde er jeweils von seinem Vater Branko trainiert. 1997 stand er als 16-Jähriger im Finale um die australische Meisterschaft, das gegen die Brisbane Strikers verloren ging.

Nach über 50 Erstligaspielen wagte er im Jahr 1999 den Sprung in die Niederlande zu Ajax Amsterdam, wo er einen Fünfjahresvertrag unterschrieb. In mehreren Anläufen konnte er sich dort aber nie in der ersten Mannschaft durchsetzen und kam insgesamt nur zu zwei Ligaeinsätzen. Dazwischen lagen jedoch auch zwei durchaus erfolgreiche Spielzeiten in der ersten belgischen Liga bei Germinal Beerschot Antwerpen und in den Niederlanden bei De Graafschap, wohin er jeweils von Ajax ausgeliehen worden war. Nach seinem Wechsel zum FC Twente zur Saison 2004/05 gelang ihm der Durchbruch im niederländischen Vereinsfußball und er erzielte in seiner ersten Saison als Stammspieler elf Ligatore. Kurz nach Beginn der Saison 2005/06 wechselte er zum Meister PSV Eindhoven, wo er bis 2009 unter Vertrag stand. Für den Wechsel hatte sich auch Eindhovens Trainer Guus Hiddink eingesetzt, der gleichzeitig Culinas Trainer bei der australischen Fußballnationalmannschaft war. Beim PSV kam er regelmäßig zum Einsatz und wurde von 2006 bis 2008 dreimal in Folge niederländischer Meister. Neben 98 Spielen in der Eredivisie kam er bis 2009 auch 20 mal in der Champions League zum Einsatz und erreichte mit dem PSV in der Saison 2006/07 das Viertelfinale des Wettbewerbs, wo man nach zwei Niederlagen gegen den späteren Finalisten FC Liverpool ausschied.

Im Sommer 2009 wechselte Culina zurück in seine australische Heimat zum neugegründeten Gold Coast United FC, für den er bis 2011 in 43 Ligaspielen acht Tore erzielte. Zur Saison 2011/12 wechselte er ligaintern zu den Newcastle Jets, die von seinem Vater Branko trainiert wurden. Kurze Zeit nach Vertragsbeginn trennte sich der Verein sowohl von Culina als auch von seinem Vater. Culinas Knieverletzung, die er sich noch zu seiner Zeit bei Gold Coast United zugezogen hatte, erwies sich als karrieregefährdend und der Klubbesitzer Nathan Tinkler verdächtigte Branko Čulina, dass er von der Schwere der Verletzung seines Sohns gewusst hatte. Nachdem Jason Culina mehr als eineinhalb Jahre verletzungsbedingt ohne Spielpraxis war, verpflichtete ihn der Sydney FC im Oktober 2012 und stattete ihn mit einem Vertrag bis Saisonende aus. Culina kam auf acht Ligaspiele und zwei Tore für den Sydney FC. Sein letztes Spiel bestritt er nur wenige Monate nach seinem Comeback, bei der 1:3-Niederlage gegen Melbourne Victory im Januar 2013. Nach Streitigkeiten mit Trainer Frank Farina, unter dem Culina für die Socceroos debütiert hatte, wurde sein Vertrag aufgelöst. Im Juni des gleichen Jahres erklärte er sein Karriereende.

Nationalmannschaft
Culina durchlief alle australischen Jugendnationalmannschaften. 1999 nahm er mit der U-20-Auswahl an der Weltmeisterschaft in Nigeria teil. Er erzielte ein Tor gegen Saudi-Arabien, schied mit seiner Mannschaft jedoch nach der Vorrunde aus. Im Jahr 2000 war er Teil der australischen Olympiamannschaft bei den Olympischen Spielen in Sydney. Culina kam nur als Einwechselspieler im Spiel gegen Honduras zum Einsatz und schied erneut mit seinem Team nach der Gruppenphase aus.

Culinas Erfolg beim FC Twente folgten im Jahr 2005 auch die ersten Berufungen für die australische A-Nationalmannschaft. Er kam in allen drei Spielen Australiens beim Confed Cup 2005 zum Einsatz und gehörte zu der Mannschaft, die Australien durch den Sieg in den Playoffs gegen Uruguay die erste Teilnahme an einer Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft seit 1974 sicherte. Beim Turnier in Deutschland 2006 verpasste Culina keine Minute und erreichte mit Australien erstmals das Achtelfinale einer Weltmeisterschaft. Culina war auch in den folgenden Jahren im Mittelfeld der Socceroos gesetzt. Er qualifizierte sich mit seiner Mannschaft erneut für die Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 2010, bei der Australien diesmal nicht über die Vorrunde hinauskam. Bei der Asienmeisterschaft erreichte er 2007 das Viertelfinale und 2011 das Finale. Bei letzterem Turnier kam er nach dem zweiten Gruppenspiel gegen Südkorea aufgrund seiner Knieverletzung nicht mehr zum Einsatz. Auch nach der Asienmeisterschaft kehrte er nicht mehr in die Nationalmannschaft zurück.

Insgesamt bestritt Culina 58 Länderspiele für Australien, in denen er ein Tor erzielte.

Erfolge
 Reguläre Saison der National Soccer League 1997 mit Sydney United
 Niederländischer Meister mit dem PSV Eindhoven 2006, 2007 und 2008
 Niederländischer Supercup mit dem PSV Eindhoven 2008

Trainerkarriere
Nach seiner aktiven Karriere war Culina als Jugendtrainer tätig. Zwischenzeitlich assistierte er seinem Vater Branko als Co-Trainer bei den Rockdale City Suns und dem Fraser Park FC.

2017 übernahm er seinen ersten Job als Cheftrainer beim Sydney United FC, bei dem er auch seine Spielerkarriere begonnen hatte. Der Verein spielte zu dieser Zeit in der zweitklassigen New South Wales Premier League.

Persönliches
Culina ist kroatischen Ursprungs. Seine Großeltern immigrierten Ende der 1960er-Jahre aus Kroatien nach Australien. Jason Culinas Vater ist der bekannte australische Fußballtrainer Branko Čulina. Sein älterer Bruder Dean war ebenfalls Fußballspieler.

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Fußballspieler (Sydney Olympic)
Fußballspieler (Ajax Amsterdam)
Fußballspieler (Germinal Beerschot)
Fußballspieler (BV De Graafschap)
Fußballspieler (FC Twente Enschede)
Fußballspieler (PSV Eindhoven)
Fußballspieler (Gold Coast United)
Fußballspieler (Newcastle United Jets)
Fußballspieler (Sydney FC)
Fußballtrainer (Australien)
Sportler (Melbourne)
Australier
Kroate
Geboren 1980
Mann
Teilnehmer an einer Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft (Australien)
Teilnehmer am FIFA-Konföderationen-Pokal (Australien)

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Identity theft is arguably one of the worst cyber crimes in terms of deep and lasting impact to the victim. This runs the gamut from simple credit card fraud to committing crimes in someone else's name. We'll talk about the entire spectrum today in part one of my interview with Adam Levin, author of Swiped: How to Protect Yourself in a World Full of Scammers, Phishers, and Identity Thieves.
Adam Levin is a consumer advocate with more than 40 years of experience in security, privacy, personal finance and many other things. He is the former director of the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs and current chairman and founder of CyberScout. You may have seen Adam on one of his several TV appearances, as well.


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Section 35.05
Animal health board
Bovine tuberculosis
Poultry and poultry products
2006 35.05 Amended 2006 c 282 art 9 s 5
2005 35.05 Amended 2005 c 1 art 1 s 64
1999 35.05 Amended 1999 c 231 s 71
35.05 AUTHORITY OF STATE BOARD.
(a) The state board may quarantine or kill any domestic animal infected with, or which has been exposed to, a contagious or infectious dangerous disease if it is necessary to protect the health of the domestic animals of the state.
(b) The board may regulate or prohibit the arrival in and departure from the state of infected or exposed animals and, in case of violation of any rule or prohibition, may detain any animal at its owner's expense. The board may regulate or prohibit the importation of domestic animals which, in its opinion, may injure the health of Minnesota livestock.
(c) When the governor declares an emergency under section 35.0661, the board, through its executive director, may assume control of such resources within the University of Minnesota's Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory as necessary to effectively address the disease outbreak. The director of the laboratory and other laboratory personnel must cooperate fully in performing necessary functions related to the outbreak or threatened outbreak.
(d) The board may test or require tests of any bovine or cervidae in the state when the board deems it necessary to achieve or maintain bovine tuberculosis accredited free state or zone status under the regulations and laws administered by the United States Department of Agriculture.
(5398) RL s 2158; 1980 c 467 s 5; 1985 c 100 s 2; 1985 c 265 art 1 s 1; 1999 c 231 s 71; 1Sp2005 c 1 art 1 s 64; 2006 c 282 art 9 s 5


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Iwan Iwanowitsch Garanin (; * 1. August 1945 in Rudny, Kostanay) ist ein ehemaliger sowjetischer Skilangläufer.

Seinen ersten internationalen Auftritt hatte Garanin bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 1972 in Sapporo. Dabei konnte er über 50 km den 17. Platz belegen. Im selben Jahr siegte er bei den Svenska Skidspelen in Lycksele mit der Staffel.
Seine erste Medaille bei Weltmeisterschaften gewann er 1974 bei der Nordischen Ski-WM im schwedischen Falun, als er mit der Staffel den zweiten Platz erkämpfte. Über 50 km wurde Garanin Vierter. Bei den Olympischen Winterspielen zwei Jahre später in Innsbruck gewann er seine erste internationale Einzelmedaille – Bronze über 30 km. Ebenfalls Bronze gewann er wiederum mit der Staffel, über 15 km und 50 km erreichte er den vierten Rang. Im Jahr 1977 wurde er bei den Lahti Ski Games im 50-km-Lauf und mit der Staffel jeweils Dritter.

1977 konnte Garanin als erster sowjetischer Skilangläufer den Wasalauf für sich entscheiden. Im Jahr 1980 gewann er den Marcialonga. Insgesamt gewann er sieben nationale Titel.

Nach seiner aktiven Laufbahn arbeitet Garanin als Trainer in seiner Heimat Kasachstan.

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Skilangläufer (Sowjetunion)
Olympiateilnehmer (Sowjetunion)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Winterspiele 1972
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Winterspiele 1976
Sowjetischer Meister (Skilanglauf)
Sportler (Rudny)
Sowjetbürger
Kasache
Geboren 1945
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package org.wildfly.camel.test.netty;

import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.net.Socket;

import org.apache.camel.CamelContext;
import org.apache.camel.PollingConsumer;
import org.apache.camel.ServiceStatus;
import org.apache.camel.builder.RouteBuilder;
import org.apache.camel.impl.DefaultCamelContext;
import org.jboss.arquillian.container.test.api.Deployment;
import org.jboss.arquillian.junit.Arquillian;
import org.jboss.msc.service.ServiceName;
import org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.ShrinkWrap;
import org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.spec.WebArchive;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.wildfly.camel.utils.ServiceLocator;
import org.wildfly.extension.camel.CamelConstants;
import org.wildfly.extension.camel.CamelContextRegistry;

@RunWith(Arquillian.class)
public class NettyIntegrationTest {

    private static final String SOCKET_HOST = "localhost";
    private static final int SOCKET_PORT = 7998;

    @Deployment
    public static WebArchive createDeployment() {
        final WebArchive archive = ShrinkWrap.create(WebArchive.class, "camel-netty-test.war");
        archive.addAsWebResource("netty/netty-camel-context.xml");
        return archive;
    }

    @Test
    public void testNettyTcpSocket() throws Exception {

        CamelContext camelctx = new DefaultCamelContext();
        camelctx.addRoutes(new RouteBuilder() {
            @Override
            public void configure() throws Exception {
                from("netty4:tcp://" + SOCKET_HOST + ":" + SOCKET_PORT + "?textline=true")
                .transform(simple("Hello ${body}"))
                .inOnly("seda:end");
            }
        });

        camelctx.start();
        try {
            PollingConsumer pollingConsumer = camelctx.getEndpoint("seda:end").createPollingConsumer();
            pollingConsumer.start();

            Socket socket = new Socket(SOCKET_HOST, SOCKET_PORT);
            socket.setKeepAlive(true);
            PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(socket.getOutputStream(), true);

            try {
                out.write("Kermit\n");
            } finally {
                out.close();
                socket.close();
            }

            String result = pollingConsumer.receive(3000).getIn().getBody(String.class);
            Assert.assertEquals("Hello Kermit", result);
        } finally {
            camelctx.stop();
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testDeployedContext() throws Exception {

        ServiceName sname = CamelConstants.CAMEL_CONTEXT_REGISTRY_SERVICE_NAME;
        CamelContextRegistry registry = ServiceLocator.getRequiredService(sname, CamelContextRegistry.class);
        CamelContext camelctx = registry.getCamelContext("netty-context");
        Assert.assertNotNull("CamelContext not null", camelctx);
        Assert.assertEquals(ServiceStatus.Started, camelctx.getStatus());

        PollingConsumer pollingConsumer = camelctx.getEndpoint("seda:end").createPollingConsumer();
        pollingConsumer.start();

        Socket socket = new Socket(SOCKET_HOST, 7999);
        socket.setKeepAlive(true);
        PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(socket.getOutputStream(), true);

        try {
            out.write("Kermit\n");
        } finally {
            out.close();
            socket.close();
        }

        String result = pollingConsumer.receive().getIn().getBody(String.class);
        Assert.assertEquals("Hello Kermit", result);
    }
}

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Jeff Weintraub: What does the protest wave in Turkey mean?
Hundreds of thousands of protesters in the streets of Istanbul. Tens of thousands of policemen attacking with teargas bombs and rubber-bullets. The Bosphorus bridge heaving with demonstrators. Solidarity meetings all over Turkey and beyond. A government that seems to have lost touch with events on the ground. An establishment media whose patrons have been bullied not to report what is in front of its eyes. A nation in turmoil. A prime minister, who in 2011 was lecturing Hosni Mubarak about democracy and divine justice - and who was re-elected then with a massive popular vote - who now looks awkwardly like the former Egyptian dictator. All this has thrown Turkey into its deepest crisis for more than a generation.
Turkey seems among the unlikeliest candidates for a popular uprising. It has one of Europe's few thriving economies, with record growth, falling unemployment and decreasing urban poverty. The country's technical infrastructure was never as advanced, its people never as educated, its society never as broadly middle class as it is now. A peace process in Kurdistan promises a new deal with the country's largest and most brutally oppressed minority after decades of war. The socio-economic factors which drove people in Egypt, Tunisia, Greece and Bulgaria to the streets are largely absent. Despite all this, a small protest in the Gezi Park of Istanbul's Taksim Square quickly turned into an enormous eruption of protest.
So why Turkey, and why now?
These three factors come together in a further overarching source of discontent: with the prime minister's authoritarian style of government.
(The term "neoliberal" is not quite right here, a bit closer to sloganeering than analysis, and the term "conservative" is a bit too vague and euphemistic in this context, but OK.) That last, overarching, factor is the main focus of the piece below, by Steven Cook & Michael Koplow. Their assessment overlaps with Oktem's to a considerable degree, though with some differences of emphases and terminology, so the two pieces are worth reading in tandem. They agree that the repercussions of these protests, and the forms that they take, may prove crucial to the future of Turkish democracy.
=> On the way there, however, let me toss out some random musings and impressions of my own. As long as I'm indulging in speculative comparisons between politics in Turkey and in other places (as I did a few days ago), I'll add another one. I must confess that watching the eruption of mass protests in cities across Turkey, calling forth a baffled and excessively violent response from the authorities, brings back reminders of 1968.
In 1968 and the years that followed, localized protests about various specific issues (including a so-called People's Park in Berkeley in 1969) swelled into mass demonstrations that expressed a wide and complex range of grievances and aspirations, along with a generalized spirit of revolt against The System. As in Turkey today, 1968 erupted during a period of sustained economic growth and increasingly broad-based prosperity in western societies. (And during a period, incidentally, when most western societies were governed by what looked like stable political regimes of democratic representative government. Some might be inclined to take that for granted, but from a long-term historical perspective, that was an unusual, almost astonishing, situation. It was also in sharp contrast to the situation in a country like Czechoslovakia, which had its own, very different, Prague Spring in 1968.) As in Turkey today, students and university-educated young people were in the forefront of the protests, though they were far from the only ones who felt angry and dissatisfied—and in France, to everyone's astonishment, student protests in Paris triggered a nation-wide general strike.
Obviously, one wouldn't want to push those parallels too far. In many respects Turkey in 2013 is a very different society from the US or France or Britain or West Germany in 1968, and the overall historical moment is very different, too. Also, I don't get the impression that the aims of the current protest wave in Turkey include the kinds of utopian aspirations that helped give the spirit of '68 its distinctive resonance. And so on.
Nevertheless, I do think there are ways in which reflecting on Turkey's current protests in light of 1968 can offer useful food for thought. One lesson is that when massive protest waves seem to appear out of nowhere, making sense of them requires looking for deeper forces under the surface of events. Another is that massive protest movements often derive much of their energy from important grievances and concerns that are not being effectively addressed, or even clearly articulated, by the 'official' processes of electoral and party politics—which happens to be the case in Turkey today. And when we try to anticipate the likely prospects, dynamics, and repercussions of this protest wave, we should expect to be surprised.
=> A final remark on the pieces by Oktem and by Cook & Koplow. Both analyses are quite critical of Erdogan and, more generally, of some directions in which Erdogan and the AK Party have been taking Turkey—Cook & Koplow go so far as to describe "Turkey under the AKP" as "the textbook case of a hollow democracy"—but both wind up offering assessments that can be seen as guardedly optimistic, or at least not pessimistic. They regard this protest wave as a justified and valuable reaction against harmful and dangerous developments over the past decade of AK rule. But they also seem to regard the most dangerous tendencies as potentially reformable, and they hope (and half-predict) that this shock will wind up having positive results for genuine democratization in Turkey.
Turkey is still a democracy and this protest is not about regime change. It is an explosion of discontent with a leader who has done a lot of good for the country, but who has become arrogant, out of touch, shielded from society by second-rank advisers, and unable to listen to anyone who disagrees with him. Erdoğan's charisma is now significantly damaged and his chances of becoming Turkey's president are diminished.
The stakes are high. But there is now also a prospect for a better, more inclusive democracy in Turkey.
The combination of a feckless opposition and the AKP's heavyhanded tactics have finally come to a head. This episode will not bring down the government, but it will reset Turkish politics in a new direction; the question is whether the AKP will learn some important lessons from the people amassing in the streets or continue to double down on the theory that elections confer upon the government the right to do anything it pleases.
It seems strange that the biggest challenge to Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's authority during more than a decade in power would begin as a small environmental rally, but as thousands of Turks pour into the streets in cities across Turkey, it is clear that something much larger than the destruction of trees in Istanbul's Gezi Park -- an underwhelming patch of green space close to Taksim Square -- is driving the unrest.
The ferocity of the protests and police response in Istanbul's Gezi Park is no doubt a surprise to many in Washington. Turkey, that "excellent model" or "model partner," is also, as many put it, "more democratic than it was a decade ago." There is a certain amount of truth to these assertions, though the latter, which is repeated ad nauseum, misrepresents the complex and often contradictory political processes underway in Turkey. Under the AKP and the charismatic Erdogan, unprecedented numbers of Turks have become politically mobilized and prosperous -- the Turkish economy tripled in size from 2002 to 2011, and 87 percent of Turks voted in the most recent parliamentary elections, compared with 79 percent in the 2002 election that brought the AKP to power. Yet this mobilization has not come with a concomitant ability to contest politics. In fact, the opposite is the case, paving the way for the AKP to cement its hold on power and turn Turkey into a single-party state. The irony is that the AKP was building an illiberal system just as Washington was holding up Turkey as a model for the post-uprising states of the Arab world.
Turkey, it seemed, had arrived. By 2012, Erdogan presided over the 17th-largest economy in the world, had become an influential actor in the Middle East, and the Turkish prime minister was a trusted interlocutor with none other than the president of the United States. Yet even as the AKP was winning elections at home and plaudits from abroad, an authoritarian turn was underway. In 2007, the party seized upon a plot in which elements of Turkey's so-called deep state -- military officers, intelligence operatives, and criminal underworld -- sought to overthrow the government and used it to silence its critics. Since then, Turkey has become a country where journalists are routinely jailed on questionable grounds, the machinery of the state has been used against private business concerns because their owners disagree with the government, and freedom of expression in all its forms is under pressure.
Spokesmen and apologists for the AKP offer a variety of explanations for these deficiencies, from "it's the law" and the "context is missing," to "it's purely fabricated." These excuses falter under scrutiny and reveal the AKP's simplistic view of democracy. They also look and sound much like the self-serving justifications that deposed Arab potentates once used to narrow the political field and institutionalize the power of their parties and families. Yet somehow, Washington's foreign-policy elite saw Turkey as a "model" or the appropriate partner to forge a soft-landing in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and elsewhere.
In the midst of the endless volley of teargas against protesters in Taksim, one of the prime ministers advisors plaintively asked, "How can a government that received almost 50 percent of the vote be authoritarian?" This perfectly captures the more recent dynamic of Erdogan's Turkey, where the government uses its growing margins of victory in elections to justify all sorts of actions that run up against large reservoirs of opposition.
The most obvious way this pattern has manifested itself is in the debate over the new Turkish constitution, which Erdogan had been determined to use as a vehicle to institute a presidential system in which he would serve as Turkey's first newly empowered president. When the opposition parties voiced their fervent opposition to such a plan and the constitutional commission deadlocked in late 2012 -- missing its deadline of the end of the year to submit its recommendations -- Erdogan threatened to disregard the commission entirely and ram through his own constitutional plan. He floated the idea again in early April 2013, but softened his position as it became clear that there is significant opposition to his presidential vision even within the AKP.
Turkey's new alcohol law, which among other things sets restrictions on alcohol sales after 10 p.m., curtails advertising, and bans new liquor licenses from establishments near mosques and schools, is another example of the AKP's majoritarian turn. Despite vociferous opposition, the law was written, debated, and passed in just two weeks, and Erdogan's response to the law's critics has been to assert that they should just drink at home.
Similarly, the AKP is undertaking massive construction projects in Istanbul, including the renovation of Taksim Square, the building of a new airport, and the construction of a third bridge over the Bosphorus, all of which are controversial and opposed by widespread coalitions of diverse interests. Yet in every case, the government has run roughshod over the projects' opponents in a dismissive manner, asserting that anyone who does not like what is taking place should remember how popular the AKP has been when elections roll around. In a typical attempt to use the AKP's vote margins as a cudgel,Erdogan on Saturday warned the CHP -- Turkey's main opposition party -- "if you gather 100,000 people, I can gather a million."
Turkey's anti-democratic turn has all taken place without much notice from the outside world. It was not just coercive measures -- arrests, investigations, tax fines, and imprisonments -- that Washington willfully overlooked in favor of a sunnier narrative about the "Turkish miracle." Perhaps it is not as clear, but over the last decade the AKP has built an informal, powerful, coalition of party-affiliated businessmen and media outlets whose livelihoods depend on the political order that Erdogan is constructing. Those who resist do so at their own risk.
All this is why the current tumult over the "redevelopment" of Gezi Park runs deeper than merely the bulldozing of green space. It represents outrage over crony capitalism, arrogance of power, and the opacity of the AKP machine. In the media, Erdogan has encouraged changes in ownership or intimidated others to ensure positive coverage -- or, in the case of the Gezi Park protests, no coverage. In what was a surreal scene - but sadly one that was altogether unsurprising to close observers of Turkey -- CNN International on Friday was covering the protests live in Taksim while at the very same time CNN Turk, the network's Turkish-language affiliate, was running a cooking show as the historic heart of Turkey's largest city was in enormous upheaval. This dynamic of Turkish press censorship and intimidation, in which media outlets critical of the government are targeted for reprisal, has resulted in the dismissal of talented journalists like Amberin Zaman, Hasan Cemal, and Ahmet Altan for criticizing the government or defying its dictates. This type of implicit government intimidation is unreasonable in an allegedly democratic or democratizing society.
Under these circumstances, Turkish politics is not necessarily more open than it was a decade ago, when the AKP was pursuing democratic reforms in order to meet the European Union's requirements for membership negotiations. It is just closed in an entirely different way. Turkey has essentially become a one-party state. In this the AKP has received help from Turkey's insipid opposition, which wallows in Turkey's lost insularity and mourns the passing of the hard-line Kemalist elite that had no particular commitment to democracy. Successful democracies provide their citizens with ways in which to express their desires and frustrations beyond periodic elections, and Turkey has failed spectacularly in this regard.
It is not just the AKP that needs to reassess its policies, but Washington as well. Perhaps the Obama administration does not care about Turkey's reversion or has deemed it better to counsel, cajole, and encourage Erdogan privately and through quiet acts of defiance like extending the term of Amb. Francis Ricciardone, who has gotten under the government's skin over press freedom, for another year.
This long game has not worked. It is time the White House realized that Erdogan's rhetoric on democracy has far outstripped reality. Turkey has less to offer the Arab world than the Obama administration appears to think, and rather than just urging Arab governments to pay attention to the demands of their citizens, Washington might want to urge its friends in Ankara to do the same as well. The AKP and Prime Minister Erdogan might have been elected with an increasing share of the popular vote over the last decade, but the government's actions increasingly make it seem as if Turkish democracy does not extend farther than the voting booth.


Conjunctivitis or pink eye is an inflammation of the outer lining of the eye. Conjunctivitis is frequently caused by infectious agents, either viruses or bacteria. Conjunctivitis can also be caused by an allergy or by exposure to chemicals that irritate the eye. Anyone can get conjunctivitis, but family members and close friends of someone with infectious conjunctivitis (caused by virus or bacteria) are at increased risk.
Symptoms can vary but typically include the white of the eye taking on a pink or red color with swelling of the eyelid(s). Other symptoms of conjunctivitis may include some or all of the following: blurred vision, sensitivity to light, a scratchy or painful sensation in one or both eyes, heavy tearing in the eyes, discharge from the eye(s), crusting of eyelids or lashes and itchy eyelids.
For bacterial conjunctivitis, the symptoms usually begin 24 to 72 hours after exposure to the infection. For viral conjunctivitis, the onset of symptoms can range from 12 hours to 12 days after infection. The symptoms can persist for several days, or rarely, for 2 to 3 weeks.
In infectious conjunctivitis, the fluids from an infected person's eyes are highly contagious. Therefore, it can be passed from person-to-person via contaminated fingers, clothes, towels, and through items such as eye makeup and sunglasses. Children younger than 5 are most often affected.
It is best to limit contact with infected persons until the symptoms go away. Children with conjunctivitis should be kept out of school to prevent the disease from spreading to other students. Infected persons can go back to school or work when the itching, pain, and tearing have stopped.
Diagnosis is made through examination of the eye(s), symptoms and patient history. Rarely, the physician may collect exudate or discharge from the eye for laboratory analysis.
The treatment varies depending on the cause of the conjunctivitis. Severe or chronic conjunctivitis should be treated by a doctor. Newborns with symptoms of conjunctivitis should see a doctor right away.
Allergic conjunctivitis may improve when allergies are treated. It may go away on its own when you avoid allergy triggers. Allergy medications and certain eye drops (topical antihistamine and vasoconstrictors), including some prescription eye drops, can also provide relief from allergic conjunctivitis. In some cases, a combination of drugs may be needed to improve symptoms. Cool compresses may help soothe allergic conjunctivitis.
Antibiotic medicines work well to treat pink eye caused by bacteria. These are most often given in the form of eye drops. Viral pink eye will go away on its own without antibiotics. Mild steroid eye drops may help ease discomfort. You can soothe your eyes by applying warm compresses. Press clean cloths soaked in warm water to your closed eyes.
Conjunctivitis can come back if you do not take steps to prevent it from spreading. Pink eye caused by viruses or bacteria can spread through contact. These have been known to spread through entire households or classrooms.
Widespread and common worldwide, particularly in warmer climates.
Make sure your hands are clean before and after applying eye drops or ointment to the infected eye.
Follow physician's recommendations on caring for the infected eye.
Seek medical attention if symptoms worsen.
Do not share your towels, washcloths, or handkerchiefs with others.
If diagnosed with conjunctivitis, you should also stop wearing contact lenses until your eye doctor says it's okay to start wearing them again.
Do not share sunglasses, eye makeup, eye drops, eye medicine, or anything else that touches the eyes.
Throw away and replace any eye or face makeup you used while infected.
There is no vaccine that prevents all types of conjunctivitis. However, there are vaccines to protect against some viral and bacterial diseases that are associated with conjunctivitis.


New Yorkers with tax obligations may feel a bit overwhelmed, especially if they are dealing with other forms of debt. However, they are not alone. A surprising group of individuals also face tax liabilities.
Federal employees reportedly owe the Internal Revenue Service more than $3.5 million for the 2011 tax year. More than 311,000 federal workers have tax debts.
The Treasury Department has the lowest percentage of employees who owe back taxes. The Department of Housing and Urban Development has one of the highest percentages of employees who owe money to the IRS.
It should be noted, however, that the number of federal employees who owe back taxes is less than the general population. Of the close to 10 million workers, slightly more than 3 percent owe money to the IRS. More than 8 percent of the general U.S. population owes money in back taxes.
Late last month, we wrote about one man who owes the IRS more than $1.2 million. The man, who happens to be Anna Wintour's boyfriend, faced financial difficulties as a result of the poor economy. Many other New Yorkers can probably relate.
Some New York City residents may think that their tax obligations will simply be forgotten by the IRS. However, that is highly unlikely. The IRS works diligently to get the money that is owed to them.
Fortunately, New Yorkers who owe money to the IRS may be able to negotiate an alternative solution. An experienced tax law attorney is usually the best person to turn to in order to learn more about those potential solutions.


Also got my credits page done for the website. Could be launched next week. Depends on sorting the images out. I don't have much arty software, so I'm going down a very convoluted route to shrink good images to the right size.
It's going to look great… mainly because I didn't design it.


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Students for Sustainability
A cheetah, a cow, a unicorn and a beaver walk into a ropes course.
It sounds like a bad joke, but for Asa Dehaan, Ramsey Bond, Ben Schmidt and Cholla Nicoll (respectively), it's serious business. Mostly.
As the "action group" from Colorado Mountain College's "Fostering Sustainable Behavior" class, they were looking for an out of the box way to encourage CMC to live up to its recently adopted Sustainability Action Plan as it considers additions to its Spring Valley Campus. The result a banner hoisted near the campus entrance on Nov. 16 with a simple message: "SAP NOW." The action plan, available at coloradomtn.edu/about-cmc/sustainable-cmc/plan, sets ambitious goals like carbon neutrality and zero waste by 2050.
"We feel like a lot of the student body doesn't realize we have this," Bond explained. "We need to be walking the talk and there's no better way to learn it than to do it." That even went for the banner itself, which were all obtained second hand. The outfits were already in their closets — a byproduct of campus and ski culture. The group alerted the school to their plans in advance, and even had a Outdoor Studies professor on hand to supervise the climb.
"We think it's awesome they felt comfortable expressing themselves freely in a manner that was quirky and safe," said Sustainability Studies director Adrian Fielder. "The students are putting a fire under our feet, and I think it's a good thing. We need to feel accountable toward future generations."


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Where we can, we believe in living more sustainably and improving the lifestyles of people living in each home we build. We can see the importance of energy efficiency and smart-design when it comes to building warmer, drier homes and at Swish Builders, we want to proactively improve the way we build in New Zealand.
Every household appliance these days comes with an Energy Star rating. The more stars an appliance has, the more energy efficient it is. It might be slightly more expensive to buy up front than a similar appliance with a lower energy rating, but because it needs less energy it will be cheaper to run.
Like an appliance, your house is also judged on how energy efficient it is. The independent Homestar rating ranks homes out of ten stars, instead of the Energy Star rating system which only uses six.
A regular house built to the minimum Building Code requirements would probably have a Homestar rating of four or five. It's good, but there is room to be smarter about how it retains heat, conserves water, or requires less energy to run. A Superhome would have a Homestar rating of six or more, which means while it may be more expensive to build, your household running costs will be much cheaper over time! The Superhome Movement aims to improve the Homestar rating of your home, and educate homeowners about smarter building methods to make your house more energy efficient.
There are a number of ways for Swish Builders to turn your dream-home ideas into a Superhome.
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Lopez is currently on his stand up comedy tour in arenas across the country. He recently completed his stand-up comedy tour, The Comedy Get Down, with Eddie Griffin, D.L. Hughley, and Cedric the Entertainer. The comedians also debuted their BET scripted comedy series based on their tour.
Lopez has been featured in four HBO specials, The Wall in August 2017, It's Not Me, It's You in 2012, GRAMMY nominated Best Comedy Album Tall, Dark and Chicano in 2009, and America's Mexican in 2007. Lopez also performed as part of HBO and TBS's Comic Relief 2006. His acclaimed comedy concert, Why You Crying?, debuted on Showtime in 2004. He released his third standup CD, El Mas Chingon, in 2006, which also earned Lopez a GRAMMY nomination in the category of Best Comedy Album. In 2004, he was nominated for a GRAMMY in the same category for his CD Team Leader.
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In May 2004, Lopez's autobiography, Why You Crying?, entered The New York Times Bestsellers List top 20. The book was co-written by Emmy winning writer and sportscaster Armen Keteyian. Lopez released his second memoir, I'm Not Gonna Lie And Other Lies You Tell When You Turn 50, in 2013 where he tells the unabashed and hilarious truth about aging – as only he can. Lopez was also the focus of the award-winning documentary Brown is the New Green: George Lopez and the American Dream.
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In this section, you can access the different parts of our guide for policy engagement on data protection "The Keys to Data Protection". The guide is intended to help organisations and individuals improve their understanding of data protection, by providing a framework to analyse the various provisions which are commonly presented in a data protection law.
The guide was developed from Privacy International's experience and expertise on international principles and standards applicable to the protection of privacy and personal data, and our leadership and research on modern technologies and data processing.
Part 1 introduces data protection: what it is, how it works and why it is essential for the exercise of the right to privacy.
Oversight and enforcement structures (Part 7).
Part 8 provides some additional resources on data protection, and outlines opportunities for organisations to engage on data protection.
Much of our engagement on data protection for the last decade has been undertaken through our work with our partners in the Privacy International Network. We would like to take the opportunity to acknowledge their incredible efforts to promote and advocate for the adoption of data protection laws across the world.


It's the time of year to start filling your deer feeders and stalking that big buck of your choice. With that in mind, I've come across an article from the Noble Foundation that helps you calculate the live weight of your deer from your field dressed weight. The article is here. It is compiled from 19 years of data gathered from Southern Oklahoma and North Central Texas deer, so it should be very meaningful for local hunters. To make things even easier, they have created a calculator at the following link: Deer Weight Converter.


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Proverbs DVD
Pathways to Wisdom
By Dominick S. Hernández
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The book of Proverbs invites people to grow in wisdom—biblical wisdom in order to journey down the right path.
The book of Proverbs is a book written for people like us—parents, children, friends, and coworkers. It's a collection of biblical sayings and wisdom that are intended to help us with practical matters in our lives. Inside we encounter the wise and the foolish, and instructions for the journey to find the wisdom that comes from God alone.
Proverbs: Pathways to Wisdom explores the context, language, and interpretation of the book of Proverbs. Each chapter covers well known verses and examines prevalent themes throughout the book. From the fear of the Lord to the Woman of Valor in Proverbs 31, Hernández explores an array of verses and reveals literary and historical details that supply profound insight into familiar passages.
The four-session DVD features Dominick Hernández guiding participants through the study. The video sessions are approximately 10-12 minutes in length and, when combined with the four book chapters, make an ideal four-week group study. All videos sessions are closed captioned.
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Dominick Hernández is the Assistant Professor of Old Testament Interpretation at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He teaches Old Testament and serves as the Director of the seminary's Online Hispanic Program. Dr. Hernández completed his PhD in Hebrew Bible at Bar-Ilan University (Ramat Gan, Israel) where he was trained in Semitic Philology. Dr. Hernández teaches on an array of topics including biblical wisdom, ancient Near Eastern literature, and the Dead Sea Scrolls. Dr. Hernández is deeply invested in the academic community in which he continues to research, write, and present at scholarly conferences. Dr. Hernández is committed to the church, having served in English, Spanish, and Hebrew-language ministries in the United States and abroad.
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Okotoks Dental has been serving the growing community of Okotoks for over 20 years! Although the faces have changed in recent years, the commitment to provide quality care has remained constant. We always strive to be true to our slogan, and care for all patients as we would our own family members.
Dr. Justin and Dr. Brandon are cousins and have always had the goal to practice together. In the Spring of 2018, that goal became a reality. They both strive to foster a true family atmosphere with our dental team and patients. Our team at Okotoks Dental make every effort to help patients feel at home.
We offer evening and weekend appointments to better accommodate your schedule and are currently accepting new patients of all ages! We hope your first visit to our clinic will be the beginning of a long trusted relationship.
Dr. Justin Comfort grew up in Calgary, graduated from Dr. E.P. Scarlett High School and then served a two year service mission in Arizona. Shortly thereafter, he studied chemistry at the University of Calgary and then attended the University of Alberta where he completed his Bachelor of Medical Sciences Degree and Doctor of Dental Surgery. Since graduation he has practiced in Calgary, High River and Medicine Hat before settling in Okotoks. He enjoys the people and atmosphere of this growing town and is now the proud owner of Okotoks Dental.
He is happily married to his sweet wife Krista and they are busy raising four rambunctious boys. The boys are regulars at Okotoks Dental and love to come in and engage with the staff and have their teeth "shined".
Dr. Comfort is a kind dental practitioner who treats all his patients with courtesy and respect. He does his best to adhere to his slogan and care for everyone like he would his own family. He always strives to listen to his patients so that he can better understand their wants and needs. He always discusses treatment options to ensure that patients are well-informed and able to make their own decisions. He takes pride in his ability to connect with patients.
ln keeping with his name, Dr. Comfort will do all he can to put you at ease during your dental visit and is confident you will be happy with your decision to come and see us.
Dr. Brandon Comfort was born and raised in Calgary. He attended Sir Winston Churchill High School and then went on to complete his undergraduate studies at Brigham Young University. He received his Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Exercise Science. He then went on to earn his D.M.D. degree from the University of Nevada Las Vegas, School of Dental Medicine. He practiced in Calgary before joining the Okotoks Dental team in 2018.
While attending dental school, Dr. Brandon was fortunate enough to meet his beautiful wife Alivia. They enjoy an active lifestyle and regularly spend time outdoors. They have both competed in different levels of triathlons and Dr. Brandon isn't afraid to tell you that he constantly struggles to keep up with his wife! In the spring of 2018 their family grew by one when they welcomed an adorable little girl.
Dr. Brandon loves his profession as a Dentist. He enjoys building relationships with his patients and helping them be healthier and happier through proper oral care. He has a kind and calming demeanor that allows his patients to feel safe and relaxed.
Our hygienists are an integral part of our team at Okotoks Dental, because of the important role they play in helping our patients achieve optimal dental health. Patients are often so impressed with the advice and care they have received from our great hygienists. They are gentle and thorough and will gladly accommodate any concerns you may have.
Our great group of dental assistants have wonderful relationships with many patients, making Okotoks Dental feel like a place where you come to see good friends. They are cheerful and compassionate, and will do all they can to answer your questions and concerns.
Our administrative team will be the first people to greet you in our office. They are warm and friendly and always greet you with a smile. They are experts at answering your questions about dental benefits and finances. They are here to serve you and help make your dental visit go as smoothly as possible.


SAN ANTONIO - Unexpected news came on Tuesday, just as the murder trial of Joshua Gonzales was about to begin.
A juror called the court saying she had been injured in a traffic accident and would be late, and may not make it to court at all.
Gonzales is accused of killing Matthew Bailey-Vo during a heated argument over a woman, Tiffany Flores.
Both men, prosecutors said during opening arguments, had been romantically involved with Flores.
A fistfight between the two on the night of Feb. 2, 2014, ended when Gonzales produced a gun and shot Bailey-Vo once in the head.
The shooting, Brown insisted, was justified.
"If you think you would be killed or seriously injured, at that moment in time you have a right to get out of that position and do can do whatever it takes," he said.
Prosecutors said this is clearly a murder, not self-defense.
They said that Gonzales had texted Bailey-Vo earlier and threatened to shoot him in the head.
And they said that in his statement to sheriff's deputies on the night of the shooting Gonzales did not mention self-defense.
A conviction on murder charges could mean life prison for Gonzales.


A loose companion project to Michael Mayer's iconic mix series, the IMMER vinyl releases never fail to surprise: it's here that the Kompakt label head opens up the vaults of his record collection and shares some of his secret favorites – to put a spotlight on those great tunes that never got the recognition that they should have in the first place. Following the re-release of lost gems from such diverse artists as Benjamin Diamond, Losoul or Psychonauts, the fifth instalment in the IMMER 12" series presents two sublime cuts from SCSI 9 and REBOTINI – each one of them a prime example for Michael Mayer's unique ability to sense and unlock the hidden potential of a track. For a DJ like Michael Mayer, a track never just stands on its own – it's the context of the mix that gives it meaning, as it becomes embedded in the narrative arc of a grander scheme. With this background in mind, one quickly understands how the classy CHLOÉ REMIX of REBOTINI's cut CM got on the record: constantly moving forward, the piece certainly knows where it's going - but stays open for any sonic scintillation along the way. Originally from a 2009 release on Citizen Records, it boasts deceptively simple chords sitting on a tightly executed rhythm foundation - a perfect match for the powerful minimalist electro of the Black Strobe co-founder and Chloé's dark and sensual textures. The flipside sees the return of a well-known name in the Kompakt universe: legendary Russian producer duo SCSI 9 made quite a splash in the early Aughties, when a new sensibility for warmth and melody turned the ruling techno paradigm on its head - and ANGEL is a particularly atmospheric representative of that first wave of electronic 21st century blues. A cut brimming with hypnotic loops and dreamy textures, this operates as a mindful conversation between a few distinct elements brought together for a surprisingly cohesive result – first released in 2001 on defunct Berlin imprint Salo, it's a strong-willed and emotive piece of music that nevertheless keeps its cool, patiently waiting to be discovered for the right moment on the dance floor. That time is now.


Turkmenistan Airlines (T5, Ashgabat) has enlisted the services of Lufthansa Consulting to help address and resolve all issues that lead the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to withdraw its Third Country Operator (TCO) certificate.
"The airline recently experienced difficulties in satisfying relevant EASA requirements and is taking matters in this regard very seriously," the consultancy said in a statement.
"In this project, our consultants will evaluate the current status within the airline towards EASA requirements. Furthermore, they will develop an overall customized and effective action scheme in line with the analyzed EASA TCO requirements and findings."
As previously reported, with it barred from European Union (EU) skies, the Turkmen carrier has been forced to wet-lease A330-200 capacity from Wamos Air (EB, Madrid Barajas) to service its Birmingham Int'l and London Heathrow routes. Flights to Frankfurt Int'l, Germany have been suspended until at least April 6.
WestJet (WS, Calgary) has deferred the deliveries of the initial five B737-7s from 2019 to 2021 amid decreasing interest in operating the smallest B737 MAX type, CEO Ed Sims told Bloomberg.
"We are really focusing now on the B737-8, which has got extended range and greater seat capacity. We really converted on our initial options and our interest in the MAX 7 into the MAX 8, and we're now evaluating the next generation of MAX, which is the B737-10", Sims said.
The Canadian carrier has twenty-three MAX 7s on order with Boeing, as well as nine more 8s and twelve 10s. It has already taken delivery of twelve 8s.
Sims added that going forward, WestJet will consider converting some of its orders for MAX 7s into 8s or 10s.


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For the second year in a row, members of the VideoLAN team will be at the Annual Southern California Linux Expo in Los Angeles.
This year, SCALE takes place at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport Hotel from February 22 to 24.
On Saturday, Feb 23, at 1:30 PM, Jean-Baptiste Kempf, president of the VideoLAN organization, will give a talk about VLC in the Century CD room. On both Saturday and Sunday, Ludovic Fauvet, Jean-Baptiste and me will man booth 7 to show the latest developments on VLC and further VideoLAN projects, to answer your questions and to discuss future ideas.
We are looking forward to your visit at our talk and our booth!


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Reviewed on January 5, 1998 by Guido Henkel in DVD, Reviews // 0 Comments
Cast: Jeffrey Combs, Bruce Abbott, Robert Sampson
Extras: Commentary Track, Additional footage,
In 1985, when the horror genre was flooded with the various "Zombie", "Friday the 13th", and "Halloween" clones — not to mention other rip-offs of some originally good franchises — "Re-Animator" breathed new life (so to speak) into the "trash" movie genre by mix-and-matching various elements and feeding them with a unique, weird vision. Since many of the fore-mentioned movies had been flogged to death by that time, the intention of mixing these recipes to come up with a more original movie made sense.
Did it succeed? Yes and no.
Seen by today's standards, oversaturated with photorealistic computer generated images, the movie's special effects might not live up to everyone's expectations. They are still pretty good, though: extremely graphic, with an intense mix of gore and blood. This is actually where the movie's strength lies. It is a splatter movie that delivers convincingly, far more so than most of the rote paint-by-numbers plot of its contemporaries.
"Re-Animator" tells the story of Herbert West (Jeffrey Combs), a young medicine student obsessed with the idea of bringing the dead back to life. With his glowing green reagent, he experiments on his professor and his roommate's cat. While he manages to bring both back to life, he considers the experiments failures — his undead are uncontrollable and extremely violent. Determined to succed, West decides that his best course of action is to shorten the time between life, death, and reanimation, and thus he prowls the university's morgue for fresh meat.
Of course, his work doesn't go unnoticed. The young scientist has a tendency to leave a bloody trail of bodies behind him. Dr. Carl Hill (Robert Sampson), West's instructor, steals West's work and is determined to take all the credit for the ground-breaking discovery. Obviously, West isn't the kind of student someone should try this on, and in a kind of poetic justice, he uses Hill as the next and freshest object of his studies. Once again his experiment doesn't turn out the way he hoped — and suddenly he finds himself confronted with a horde of Hill's re-animated friends in a splatter massacre.
If you're looking to see some gruesome gore come alive (no pun intended), this movie won't disappoint you. Very loosely based on H. P. Lovecraft's short story "Herbert West – The Reanimator", from the book "Dagon And Other Macabre Tales", this movie is one of the most entertaining and well-done Lovecraft adaptions to date. "Re-Animator" became a cult movie in no time. You'll see some familiar themes, from "Frankenstein" to Fulci's "Zombie" and Romero's "Dawn Of The Dead", but combining all those elements in the movie's context creates a thrilling mix. "Re-Animator" was Stuart Gordon's directorial debut, and his mocking and courageous approach takes this stylish movie far above from many other low-budget films. It does not even try to be just another cheesy movie. It has a wicked, artistic vision and is well directed, produced, and acted.
Elite Entertainment used a totally new transfer from a 35 mm print of the original negative for the "Re-Animator" DVD, resulting in a DVD that is extremely clean and crisp. The image is noise-free, without any hint of <$pixelation,pixelation>, with naturally rendered fleshtones and lots of detail, even in the dimly lit environments. It is presented in its original theatrical aspect ratio on a single sided disc, without a <$PS,Pan&Scan> version. Since the 1.85:1 <$PS,widescreen> ratio still makes good use of a 4:3 screen, this is a perfectly suitable solution. The disc also contains about 20 minutes of additional footage that was used in the movies "R-Rated" release, plus a never-before-seen "Dream Sequence" that didn't make it into the actual movie.
The disc features Richard Band's "Psycho" inspired soundtrack, both underscoring the movie's stylish images and building suspense and horror. The movie comes in its English version only, but two other tracks have full-length running commentaries by director Stuart Gordon and the main cast of the film, that give plenty of interesting and humorous insights in the making of this gore fest.
"Re-Animator" plasters the screen with gore and paints it blood red, especially during its no-holds barred climax. It also has some of the most memorable moments of horror movie history, giving the term "to give head" a totally new meaning. One word of advice, however: Since the movie doesn't take itself too seriously, neither should you.
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I. The advance of the Desert Mounted Corps from Nablus to Haifa following the Battle of Mediggo, Palestine Front, 21-27 September 1918.
II. Recruit training by the Royal Air Force at the Senior Officers' School at Heliopolis and the Imperial School of Instruction at Zeitoun, Egypt, late 1918.
(Reel 1) Most of the scenes are of Indian troops of 15th Cavalry Brigade, 5th Cavalry Division. Also shown in the advance are the Nottinghamshire Battery, Royal Horse Artillery and 'A' Battery of the Honourable Artillery Company; part of 5th Mounted Brigade, Australian Mounted Division; and 1st Spahi Cavalry Regiment of the French Contingent. (Reel 2) There is a brief scene of Lieutenant-General Sir Philip Chetwode arriving at the Jewish settlement of Zimmaria. The advance continues along the Sea of Galilee, Lake Tiberias, and to Haifa. Indian Cavalry bring in German and Turkish prisoners.
(Reel 3) Recruits are given a medical examination, then instruction as pilots and training with the Lewis machine gun as air-gunners. (Reel 4) A training flight by a DH6 bomber and a demonstration of the assembly of an Airco DH9 by Royal Air Force and Women's Royal Air Force personnel, aided by Arab workers. The aircraft is assembled from parts sent out from Britain. (Reel 5) More scenes of the work done by the Zeitoun and Heliopolis training schools in instructing RAF personnel. (Reel 6) An Avro 504A aircraft takes off and demonstrates stunt flying. Part of the sequence is filmed from an aircraft in flight. The film ends with a montage of aircraft in flight, in no particular order, including a Martinsyde Elephant and a Farman Shorthorn, probably all stockshots.


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Lots of people usually neglect the process of dental hygiene for example taking good proper care of their gums, teeth etc. Dental hygiene also involves prevention and treatment of illnesses from the gums and teeth in addition to the repair and substitute of defective teeth.
1. Begin by simply asking in regards to a good plan out of your co-workers, buddies and relatives. Inquire for example whether emergency services are provided, how easy it is to buy a scheduled appointment, just how much it is, the different sorts of services and so forth. Also question if the atmosphere from the dental hygiene facility is reassuring and relaxing, behavior from the staff especially towards children etc.
3. In situation you're a new comer to a place, try checking the services from the dental specialist who provides his/her services towards the local hospitals. You may also search to find the best dental hygiene facilities in your town online. You may also make use of your insurance company's website to look for dentists who'd accept your insurance policy.
Pre-existing plans aren't restricted in situation of discounted dental hygiene plans. Substantial discounts can be found by such intentions of routine dental hygiene like braces, dentures, root canals, X-sun rays, cleanings, check-ups and much more. The membership charges of these dental hygiene plans usually average around $150 for families and $100 for people yearly. During the time of your appointment, you have to invest in your visit entirely.
You may be surprised to understand that more than 70% from the families surviving in U . s . States have no plan. Thus, it's important that you should understand that proper dental hygiene is important for that wellbeing of your physique.


Production for "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" will relocate to Las Vegas for the 2016-17 season, Disney-ABC announced Friday. The game show was originally produced in New York when it premiered more than a decade and a half ago, then moved to Stamford, Conn. two years ago.
The next season of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" will be shot at Bally's Las Vegas in front of a live studio audience. The show's 15th season will premiere Sept. 12.
"Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" premiered in 1999 in prime time on ABC with host Regis Philbin and continued to air in prime time until summer, 2002. Later that year it relaunched as a syndicated show with Meredith Vieira hosting.
Chris Harrison of ABC's long-running reality show "The Bachelor" became host of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" last year, replacing Terry Crews. Crews had taken over hosting duties the previous fall from comedian Cedric the Entertainer.
Valleycrest Productions Ltd. produces "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" with James Rowley serving as executive producer. The show is distributed by Disney-ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution.


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Dr Usherwood is a regular contributor to print and broadcast media, in the UK and overseas. Interviews on various aspects of the EU, and the UK's role in it, have been carried by TV (including CNN and BBC), radio (including BBC, LBC, Radio Canada) and print/online (including The Guardian (UK), London Evening Standard (UK), Time Magazine (US), Altinget (DK), Pravda (SK), Opinion Internationale (FR).
I have been researching euroscepticism since the late 1990s. My work considers broad theoretical and practical questions about this phenomenon, as well as more specific work on the UK, on the role of pressure groups and on the media profile of eurosceptics. In 2016, I was Senior Fellow in the ESRC's "UK in a Changing Europe" programme, working on the campaigning materials of the various groups contesting the referendum on UK membership of the EU.


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Alumni Connections Series Welcomes...
Alumni Connections Series Welcomes Victoria Theodore '89 and Peter Flint '92
Feb. 19 program unites Oberlin students with graduates forging successful music careers.
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Photo credit: courtesy Victoria Theodore, Peter Flint
Victoria Theodore and Peter Flint, dynamic musicians and double-degree graduates of Oberlin who applied their educations to multifaceted careers, make a virtual return to campus Friday, February 19, for the second installment in the conservatory's Alumni CONnections series.
They will engage with students and others from the campus community on a Zoom conference beginning at noon. The conversation will be moderated by Max Addae '21, a double-degree student in TIMARA and computer science.
Advance registration is required; find the registration link and more info on the campus events calendar.
Launched in fall 2020, the Alumni CONnections series unites current Oberlin students with alumni who are forging unique career paths. The informal conversation invites guests to share their perspectives and advice on all facets of career development—and allows Oberlin students to ask questions and form connections.
Theodore is a pianist, singer-songwriter, composer, music director, producer, and teacher. She studied piano, TIMARA, and music history at Oberlin, and went on to serve as keyboardist for numerous prominent musicians and musical projects including Beyoncé, Stevie Wonder, Summer: The Donna Summer Musical, and The Arsenio Hall Show. She has also performed for President Obama and the British royal family. Her debut album of original music, Grateful, was released in 2015.
Flint is a composer and performer who also serves as board chair of the Third Street Music School Settlement in New York City, the nation's oldest community music school. A student of piano, clarinet, and TIMARA, Flint took up the accordion almost a decade ago and plays it in the Bachtopus Accordion Ensemble and the Afro-Caribbean dance band La Familia Reggae Son. He is fascinated by musical traditions throughout the world and strives to incorporate their principles into his own writing. His music has been performed in the U.S., Cuba, India, and South Korea by groups such as American Opera Projects, the Hudson Quartet, and the Auros Group for New Music.
In November, the first installment of Alumni CONnections featured singer Tamara Jade '12, who performs with Lizzo, earned praise as a contestant on NBC's The Voice, and has launched a vibrant solo career.
The series continues with a March 3 visit from flutist Brandon Patrick George '08, an avid soloist and chamber musician and a member of the Grammy Award-nominated ensemble Imani Winds. Additional programs will be announced later this semester.
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Oberlin Opera Theater Presents World Premiere of "Alice Tierney" Jan. 27-29
Alice Tierney excavates the stories we tell about the past, and gives students a unique Winter Term opportunity to develop an opera from the ground up.
Oberlin Musicians to Play Famed New York City Venues Jan. 19, 20
Tour includes music by Oberlin alumnus R. Nathaniel Dett performed at Carnegie Hall, jazz gigs at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola.
Peter Takács Begins Three Concert Series of Beethoven's Complete Violin Sonatas
Oberlin piano professor and avowed Beethoven devotee Peter Takács will be bringing the composer's 10 violin sonatas to Kulas Recital Hall over the course of three concerts this academic year. The first edition, on Sunday, December 11, features three violinists on Oberlin's faculty—Sibbi Bernhardsson and Verona Quartet violinists Jonathan Ong and Dorothy Ro—and guest artist Daniel Stepner.