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Introducing Our Practice Team
Everyone at our practice is committed to providing you with the very best in pet healthcare. Our veterinary team bring a wealth of experience to the practice and have individually obtained high standards of professional qualification.
Kevin Clifford
Principal Veterinary Surgeon
Kevin wanted to be a veterinary surgeon from an early age. His father, Brigadier John Clifford, was Honorary Veterinary Surgeon to HM the Queen and Kevin grew up surrounded by animals. Kevin graduated from The Royal Veterinary College in London in 1984. He has worked in small animal practice in London since then and has a wealth of experience in companion animal medicine and surgery. Having always loved the Chelsea area, Kevin founded the Brompton Veterinary Clinic on the Fulham Road in 1993 and has enjoyed being involved with many families and their pets ever since.
Kevin has been a member of the Kennel Club for 25 years and was Chief Veterinary Surgeon to the annual Discover Dogs show at Earls Court for seven years. In 2013, Kevin was appointed to the Animal Health Group, a panel of veterinary surgeons, which advises the Kennel Club on breed related health issues in dogs. As an owner of bulldogs for many years, Kevin has a special interest in bulldog health and preventative care, with a large number of bulldogs coming to see him at the practice from all over London.
As a member of the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM), Kevin also has a keen interest in feline medicine and the Brompton Veterinary Clinic is a registered ISFM Cat Friendly Clinic.
Kevin continues to live locally and is married to a Consultant Gynaecologist, with three children who keep them both busy. They share their home with Humphrey (nee Oddjob) , their lovable bulldog and Elvis, a very noisy African Grey parrot. When not at the practice, he pursues his interest in oriental textiles and is currently trying to learn Mandarin Chinese!
Will joined the Brompton Veterinary Clinic team in June 2014. He graduated from the Royal Veterinary College, London in 2011 and has gained experience in several practices in the UK, before settling In London. He has worked with animal charities in Tanzania, India and , most recently, with the Cat Welfare Society in Greece. Will is particularly interested in dermatology and soft tissue surgery and is looking to take advanced diplomas in these specialist areas. When not working, Will enjoys skiing, traveling and running with Perry, his English Bull Terrier.
Joana Pinheiro
Joana joined us in January 2018 just as her cousin, Marta, left to return to Portugal. Joana qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2008, she has since acquired a wealth of experience in many animal hospitals both in Lisbon and here in London. Back home she has two Labradors, two cats and a chincilla.
Lali Ferreira
Lali qualified in her native Venezuala as a vet in 2015. She worked there as a vet for two years before moving to London. Lali is currently working as a veterinary nurse whilst she studies for her examinations to join the RCVS. She has a Beagle called Ron in her hometown of Caracas, whom she still Skypes once a week.
Skye Strehler-Weston
Skye started working and training with us at the Brompton Veterinary Clinic since 2018. She has a special interest in emergency medicine and physiology.
Jemima Clifford
Part-time receptionist/cat boarding carer
For many years, Kevin's youngest daughter, Jemima, has helped out at the clinic. She loves looking after the boarding cats and has always been keen to help Kevin with weekend emergencies.
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During the months of September and October, I have carried out research for a wide range of WW2 topics, including Army service records, Army operations, Home Guard, Special Operations Executive and RAF Officers. Whilst WW2 service records are not yet in the public domain, although I can apply for them, there are many other sources available, mainly at the National Archives.
Some of my work linked to WW2 research has involved tracing living family members of the men who served, who often have inherited personal and military effects relating to their relative, have memories of the person themselves or have family stories to tell.
My other research into the Army has covered from the early 1830's using Muster Rolls, through to mid Nineteenth Century Service and Medal records and, with the Centenary of the Armistice imminent, there has been increased interest in WW1, both concerning individuals and military operations from 1914-1918.
Research in newspapers has been particularly helpful to me recently. It has led me to discover a wide range of details. From a Military point of view it has provided further information on a man's family, sometimes extracts of letters sent home from the battlefield, details of Gallantry Medals awarded, and more often in the case of Officers, an obituary.
From a Family History point of view, newspapers have supplied details and dates of family events, emigration, divorce, Wills, criminal activities and many more.
I always try to use as many sources of information as possible, to build up more detail and a wider picture of an individual or to help solve a brick wall or even to prove or disprove stories passed down through a family. Newspapers can also be consulted and searched in respect of events, Companies, buildings and people in a particular town or village.
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Cinemanaut Bill listened to all four commentaries and hit "Play All" on both Appendices discs in the Fellowship of the Ring box set, because he is very very stupid. What did he learn?
Cinemanaut Bill isn't surprised that The Fellowship of the Ring won the Oscar for Best Cinematography in 2001, but did it deserve it? He watches all the nominees to find out.


We found our stay very peaceful and it was ideal for us and our two dogs.
We found our stay very peaceful and it was ideal for us and our two dogs. Impressive views, comfortable sitting areas and plenty of room. The only things that let penfor down for us were the double bed was so uncomfortable that we ended up sleeping in the single beds in the other room and the bathroom was in need of attention (and a good scrub).
Plenty of wildlife to enjoy as well as having the coast so close by. A great base to explore Anglesey.
We found it warm and comfortable. I would have appreciated a Dishwasher though! We would definately like to stay at Penfor again.
A detached character cottage in an elevated and alluring semi-rural and coastal location, set within its own grounds, enjoying stunning, far-reaching sea views extending towards Holyhead Island and on a clear day Ireland, in the popular Church Bay hamlet on the north west coast of Anglesey.
Located just a short stroll to the sandy Blue Flag beach and Anglesey Coastal Path, this wonderful cottage offers cosy and homely accommodation, perfect for a family, friends or just a couple.
The cottage is approached through a gated entrance onto a winding driveway that passes the Grade II listed windmill and granary, which gives this cottage its unique location.
There is ample off road parking and the driveway is set amidst a verdant lawned area that displays a vibrant range of exotic plants, shrubs, bushes and trees.
This delightful cottage offers well-proportioned accommodation which is all on the ground floor, and some great character attributes such as exposed beams, stonework, quarry tiled flooring, stripped wood floors and sash windows.
Inside this wonderful cottage there is an airy kitchen with dining area and a welcoming sitting room, where you can relax and unwind after an energetic day exploring the delights on offer in the local area, with added atmosphere and warmth from an open fire.
French doors open to the studio room with a sofa bed, adding some flexibility to the sleeping arrangements, but it's the picture window with the most stunning view that will inspire the artist amongst you, or simply enjoy some quiet time and finish that book!
Two comfy bedrooms, one with a king-size double bed and the other with two single beds, together with the bathroom complete your holiday accommodation.
The attractive front and rear gardens, together with the added benefit of a rear terrace that extends along the breadth of the property, and provides a superb vantage point from which to enjoy the amazing countryside and coastal views, extending towards the renowned Church Bay.
The views are breathtaking and the sunsets even more so.
The gardens and views provide the perfect setting for alfresco dining or just enjoy the peace, tranquillity and relaxing ambience here over a glass of your favourite drink, chat long into the evening, and with very little light pollution, star gaze to your heart's content.
Church Bay, celebrated for its lovely beach, the award-winning Wavecrest Café, as well as the marvellous Lobster Pot Restaurant and the striking Church of St Rhuddlad, provides the ideal base from which to explore further afield.
Enjoy the wonderful scenery, the Anglesey Coastal Path can be easily accessed or visit the NT's Plas Newydd mansion.
Alternatively, if you're really feeling energetic, walk over 400 cliff steps down to South Stack Lighthouse.
The medieval Beaumaris Castle is a short drive away and is well worth a visit and the nearby port town of Holyhead with its marina is ideal for sailing enthusiasts, you could even take a day trip to Dublin!
With its stunning location and homely atmosphere this lovely cottage will provide a great base for your break away or holiday any time of the year.
All ground floor. Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Utility. Sitting room with open fire. Snug with sofa bed.
Church Bay nestles on the stunning north west coastline of Anglesey, boasting a superb seafood restaurant and a Blue Flag sandy beach, renowned for its safe, family fun, excellent kayaking, fishing and birdwatching.
Close by, the village of Llanfaethlu provides a local shop and a Post Office (open on Tuesdays and Thursdays).
Wales' only working windmill is within easy reach, providing an opportunity to see corn being ground the old fashioned way, while the surrounding countryside boasts excellent fishing, birdwatching and coastal walks, with climbing on offer in Snowdonia.
Indulge in fabulous watersports, including kitesurfing, diving and sailing at the stunning Rhosneigr beach, or enjoy 18 holes at a choice of three local golf courses.
Spend the day at Anglesey Sea Zoo, visit the historic town of Beaumaris with its medieval castle and array of shops and restaurants, take a boat trip past Plas Newydd Mansion or indulge in a day trip to Ireland.
A wonderful, year round holiday location for all to enjoy..
Note: Can sleep 6 upon request. Please contact our office prior to booking in order for us to discuss with the owner.


If swimming with dolphins is one of your greatest dreams, now is the time to make it real in the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea. The Dolphin Swim Adventure program in Isla Mujeres -20 minute boat ride from Cancun- will bring you as close to the dolphins as you ever imagined. You will immerse yourself in their world through a snorkeling mask and you will discover the special bond between you and them. They will kiss you and take you for a ride on their belly. Our Beach Club is located in a totally natural environment, in the beautiful Isla Mujeres, enjoy delicious food, open bar and chill out!
15 min Briefing and 50 min in the water.
This swim with dolphins program includes the famous Belly ride, Handshake, a Hug and kiss.
Manatees or Sea Lion program.
Transportation from your hotel is not included. Service is offered for $15 USD per person.
Children from ranging from 1 year and up to 7 years of age or with a stature inferior to 1.20mts can participate in the in the Swim Adventure program accompanied by 2 adults.
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Drama against Novak Djokovic's visa violations in Australia 'to be shown on Netflix in behind-the-scenes documentary'
NOVAK Djokovic's visa drama will be captured in a new Netflix documentary, reports say.
A film crew is said to have been in Australia and was filming behind the scenes as the fiasco around world number 1 was taking place.
Novak Djokovic's Australian Open visa troubles will be captured in a brand new Netflix seriesCredit: AP
Behind-the-scenes documents will reveal never-before-seen footage of Djokovic's scandal
Djokovic, who is unvaccinated, had his visa revoked on January 6 shortly after landing in Australia amid questions about whether a vaccine exemption would allow him to enter.
Daily mail reports that the Netlfix material will be made by London-based Box To Box Films, and that the Executive Producer is James Gay Rees, the man behind the famous phenomenal F1 car Drive to Survive.
One team is supposed to follow the tennis circuit throughout the season.
According to the report, they will be given access to areas such as the locker room and treatment area with consent and into the player's lounge.
On Monday, a judge significantly reversed the decision to revoke Djokovic's visa and ordered his release from custody.
But the government has not ruled out further action.
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There is still the possibility that the country's immigration minister could cancel his visa for a second time just days before the tournament begins.
It comes as bombshell photos emerged showing him traveling before setting off for Australia.
Before Christmas, Andy Murray was asked if his sport would lend material.
He told Eurosport: "A lot of people have been talking about Drive to Survive. I've seen a few episodes myself, I enjoyed and something like that would be really good for tennis.
'I think the sport has a huge benefit (but) I don't think tennis is open enough to allow such access. It's a tough one because it's great.
"A lot of players will (support that) but you also need to trust the people who are filming.
"Given it's well done and there's a level of respect and trust there between the athletes and the people who are filming, I think it can be unbelievably positive."
The decision on Djokovic's visa revocation was again delayed yesterday after his team made "long" submissions supporting his case – but the final call will be made show up today.
Abul Rizvi, former Deputy Minister of Immigration, claimed officers could cause trouble at the tennis court to arrest Djokovic if his visa was canceled again.
Mr Rizvi told Channel 10's The Project: "The cancellation notice (will be) made by the Australian Border Force (officers) who usually wear very dark uniforms and often bring guns to his hotel. Djokovic or on the tennis court."
Novak Djokovic confirms mistake made in Australian entry application
https://www.thesun.ie/sport/8196950/novak-djokovics-anti-vax-visa-australia-netflix-documentary/ Drama against Novak Djokovic's visa violations in Australia 'to be shown on Netflix in behind-the-scenes documentary'
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Here is a list of commentaries published in the Turkish monthly Islam.
The articles with Turkish titles are not available in English yet.
March 1998 -- Wake Up and Work for Islam!
February 1998 -- Fear Not! Despair Not!
April 1997 -- Be Aware and Take Precautions!
July 1995 -- Founding a New Party?
April 1995 -- What are We Waiting for?
September 1994 -- We have Got to Do It!
February 1994 -- Fear Not! Take Precautions and Prepare!
October 1993 -- Please, Realize Your Responsibilities!
July 1988 -- Our Duty . . . Your Duty . . .
August 1984 -- O Believers, be Allah's Helpers!


Tuesday was National Voter Registration Day and got me thinking about the state of our elections in our country. While 2013 isn't the biggest year for elections (except if you are in New York, New Jersey or Virginia), it's still crucially important to think about how we can increase the percentage of registered voters in our communities. By taking the political implications out of voter registration, this year might be the best time to talk about the basics.
There seems to be a really basic deficiency between even giving young citizens a chance to exercise their democratic rights. For the November 2012 elections, only 53.6% of the 18-24 year olds were even registered to vote. Yet over three quarters of those that were registered did in fact vote. The data suggest that for inexperienced voters the process of knowing how to register may be the biggest reason why 18-34 year old are over 30% of the population, but only 23% of the electorate. In a very evenly divided political system, this is greatly significant.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, November 2012.
There is little validity in constant blame on a supposedly disengaged generation when the tools of engagement are routinely obscured from young voters. I thought that there must be an obvious policy solution to increasing the number of young citizens who are registered. In fact there has been since 1998 when the Federal Higher Education Act was amended to require all universities to "make a good faith effort to distribute a mail voter registration form… and to make such forms widely available to students at the institution." Unfortunately, this policy of distributing paper forms for… well anything, is incredibly out of date. When was the last time that any University registered students for classes using paper forms?
During this "off year" let us consider a new way to register voters and especially younger voters. Instead of asking teenagers to go back in time to fill out paper registration forms, Columbia and several other Universities have started partnering with TurboVote to fulfill a true "good faith effort" to register their students to vote. TurboVote is often called the Netflix of voter registration, putting the whole process online with quick easy to use tools that customize for your particular state's election laws. They will even mail you an absentee ballot and remind you of elections with text and email alerts.
This begs the question of course, why aren't we all voting this way? If you can tell me that last time you went to Blockbuster to rent a movie, then maybe you can tell me why we haven't updated our voter registration processes. Happy Belated Voter Registration Day!
Matt Impink is a former US History Teacher and Education Policy Advocate. He is currently a Graduate Student at IU's School for Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) in Indianapolis and currates the Civic Blog. He is forced into service to share his opinions when more important authors fail to send him blog posts to publish. He can be reached at mrimpink@iupui.edu and tweets @mrimpink.


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These days, consumers don't always want to spend time chatting to an agent when they have a relatively straightforward issue to be solved. Although phone channels remain an indispensable part of any contact centre's strategy, there are times when it's faster and easier to let customers handle things on their own terms.
Whether it's because people want to get something sorted outside working hours or are just in a rush, a strong self-service platform is an essential part of today's omni-channel environment. But what do you need to make this work? I've put together a few key things that you'll have to have if you want self-service to be an asset and not an irritant.
One solution that needs to be a part of any good self-service channel these days is interactive text response (ITR) tools. So-called 'chat bots' have been around a while, but have always had a robotic feel to them, with limited capabilities requiring users to enter specific phrases.
But today's tools offer much more flexibility, and can be easily integrated into channels such as outbound SMS messaging. So, for example, if you send out an automated reminder to a customer via text, they can respond directly and the ITR system will be able to use natural language processing to interpret it and act accordingly, giving an instant response without human intervention.
An SMS ITR solution is far from the only way to incorporate mobile into a contact centre's self-service solutions. Although we often talk about 'mobile' as if it is a single channel, in actual fact, there are a range of ways consumers can choose to get in touch through their smartphone or tablet. Voice, SMS, a website or a dedicated app all need to be taken into account, and each will have different requirements.
For self-service, being able to develop a custom application can give customers a much wider range of functionality than just voice calls, and even incorporate mobile technology such as location services to give users a richer customer experience.
Many companies now recognise social as a key channel for the contact centre, but for some of these, they don't look beyond using it as another way for customers to get in touch with a live agent, or fielding complaints via the likes of Twitter.
But it can also be a great self-service channel through technology such as ITR. Integrating these capabilities into tools like Facebook Messenger is a fantastic way to allow users to complete tasks such as paying bills or checking up on the progress of an order. As most people use this platform every day, there's no learning curve or need to install an additional app.
Sooner or later, no matter how effective and capable your self-service solutions are, they're going to reach the limits of what can be done without human intervention. And knowing when it's time for a skilled agent to step in and take over is as important a step as any other.
Crucially, the key here is to make sure that the transition from self-service channels to a human interaction is as seamless as possible, so consumers should be able to jump from one to the other in an instant.
For example, if a consumer is using an ITR channel, it should be easy for an agent to step in and continue the conversation exactly where the technology leaves off, in the same window. Or, if it's preferable to take the interaction to a phone call, there should be no need for the user to repeat information or go through additional verification steps.
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You start way down on a low B flat on the tuba and you have a chromatic scale; you can match the colours all the way up, till you get to the top of the trumpet.
Gerry Mulligan
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Then, of course, I played alto and tenor, wherever there were jobs.
The recording industry has changed; they're enjoying such incredible success in the pop field.
When I began listening to saxophones, I was first attracted to Coleman Hawkins.
If you've only got one horn playing, I still want the sense of ensemble.
The other saxophones, except as solo instruments, really don't have much point in the orchestra.
The Russian composers, especially, tricked the symphony orchestra into the kind of dynamic, rhythmic thing.
I've appeared on some other people's albums.
So I played alto for quite a while until I saved up the money for the baritone.
I like what I hear other guys doing, but the thing that really attracts me is melodic playing.
Actually, it is a fact that I've been doing more writing than playing in recent years.
This life of being a transient human being has gotten to a point when it's very hard to bear.
In a way, I started out to be a baritone player.
People are approaching electronic levels in music; although not all of it happens to tickle my fancy.
Now, the instrumentation in the jazz band and the jazz dance band has gone through many evolutions. For instance, in the 'twenties the tradition was two or three saxophones.
I'm fascinated with the electronic devices that we can mess around with.
When we've finished the current tour I'm going to go back to Italy and see if I can do some more writing.
Eliminating the piano means that I've always worked closer with the bass than most players.
You can make a saxophone into an electric organ; you can do everything with it.
New York is still where I live most of the time.
Because if you've got the wit, you can make anything into a melody, ultimately.
People talk about innovations and evolutions and that kind of thing; I don't understand about that nonsense. It's like, all instruments are there to use all the time.
The baritone can serve functions that the alto and tenor cannot, in orchestral voicing.
In fact, I heard Bird first, and had got well into listening to him. You know, it's the kind of accidental thing that awareness of a player is: what's available, what somebody happens to play for you.
The first reason for starting to do the symphony concerts was to play this new piece of mine.
Miles Davis is one who writes songs when he plays.
Only the French, I guess, really use tenor and alto to any great extent in the orchestra.
It's true I've always been attracted to the jazz band in an orchestral way, rather than a band way.
I've always wanted a C trumpet on top, to have that same kind of facility without shouting.
I wrote a novel. It's called 'The Middlesteins.' It's fiction. It's not a memoir. I'm not a spokesperson.
Jami Attenberg
I record myself talking. I have a journal. And when I listen back, I remember why I wanted certain things. I listen to me at 16, saying 'I really wanna be on TV... I want a movie, a huge movie...' and I'm just like, 'Yo, I'm humbled. I'm living a life I imagined.'
Shameik Moore
When I was six years old my friend was auditioning for 'Annie,' and I decided I wanted to audition with her. My mom was worried I would fall flat on my face because I'd never opened my mouth to sing, so she sent me to vocal lessons. I did the audition and fell in love with the entire process of a show.
Jacqueline Emerson
Israeli interests are not necessarily in harmony with the American interests.
There has been a strong tradition in this country that it is not the function of the military to educate the public on political issues.
James W. Fulbright
We must ensure that today's seniors' benefits are rock solid and find a solution that fixes Social Security for the next generation that is just entering the workforce.
John Thune
Without the cross we have a meaningless and powerless Christianity.
Michael Catt
In addition, I'm finishing a track for the movie 'Waking Up In Reno', but there are numerous other singers I look forward to recording with in the near future.
The darkening of the world makes the irrationality of art rational radically darkened art.
Theodor Adorno
The minute you alter your perception of yourself and your future both you and your future begin to change.
Marilee Zdenek
I remember being fascinated by the very nature of comedy from the age of 10; why is this funny, and that isn't?
Paul Merton
I decided to write a book primarily because people talked me into it.
I've been wearing Wrangler jeans for more than a decade now, all the way back to when I first started playing clubs in my teens in Georgia.
Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better than not to think at all.
The ecosystem of our world is a closed system: it would run out of gas, collapse of its own weight.
If you drill down on any success story, you always discover that luck was a huge part of it. You can't control luck, but you can move from a game with bad odds to one with better odds. You can make it easier for luck to find you. The most useful thing you can do is stay in the game.
Writing is much, much harder than taking pictures because you have to man-haul it all out of your insides.
Sally Mann
Hundreds of years ago, the most beautiful women of Havana were only glimpsed stepping in or out of carriages on this street. The first foreign writers who arrived and saw this could never get past just how incredibly beautiful their feet were.
Brin-Jonathan Butler
Thank God for Botox.


Canyon Ranch on the Queen Mary 2 has given the term "spa cruising" a whole new meaning.
As the owner of a 30-ton steel trawler, I admit I have some old-school notions of what a ship should be—a simple galley, a head, a stateroom, maybe even a crow's nest if outright fanciness is called for. You see, after a successful though sedentary career as a book editor, I decided to take a 1,500-mile trek up the East Coast of the United States at the helm of my own trawler and write a novel. The segue from suits and business lunches to foul-water gear and sandwiches in the pilothouse was exhausting but exhilarating. The months of writing alone at my desk ashore was harder. I desperately needed some pampering and the Cunard line's flagship palace, the Queen Mary 2, promised the ultimate treat for a salty dog like me. This, I thought, flipping through the glossy brochure, this has five-star restaurants, casinos, and, for God's sake, a Canyon Ranch spa with a dedicated staff of more than 40. And I went for first-class accommodations at $3,400 a person. Clearly the only thing salty about this trip would be the caviar served at the Champagne bar.
While it seems every cruise company offers spa services these days, the marriage of Cunard and Canyon Ranch has resulted in a 20,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility that rivals anything on land. The reception area is serenely beautiful: dark wood with glass tiles, a Zen water wall, pale marble floors, soothing music. But the Relaxation Lounge solarium, with rows of recliners and a view of the magnificent Atlantic, really capitalizes on the spa's floating locale. During my five-day transatlantic crossing, I tried only a smidgen of the treatments and services among the many available.
It's gray and rainy, with whistling winds and rough seas. After a vigorous training session, some cardio is next. But making one's legs pump up and down on an elliptical machine that rolls and pitches with the ocean's swells is too much of a coordination challenge. Instant tanning seems the better choice.
An hour later I'm wearing a paper thong and rotating like a chicken on a rotisserie while a petite South African coats me in a light mist from something resembling a spray gun. Over the next few hours, the DHA compound will activate proteins in the top layer of my epidermis. The color is more than just a golden pigment, she says.
I report to the beauty services salon eager to give myself a new look. My stylist has pink streaks in her auburn hair that are not immediately confidence-inspiring. But after two hours of gazing out at the stormy Atlantic with my head covered in tinfoil, I have the best hair color of my life.
The seas are calmer today, but the sky is still overcast. No matter. With my fabulous new highlights and sun-kissed complexion, I look ten years younger—even before my Ayurvedic massage. Warm herbal oil is drizzled over me, then rubbed down my body with deep strokes. I feel as if my muscles are being elongated, like every ounce of stress is being pulled from my tissues.
The best weather yet, though the mid-Atlantic in April is always a far cry from the Caribbean. I make it to a morning training session before my late-afternoon appointment for the Body Thermal Contouring Seaweed treatment. After a gentle exfoliation, I'm covered in a very briny-smelling mud, wrapped in a heavy blanket, then lowered into a water tank where I float weightlessly. Afterward I'm sprayed off and gently moisturized. I don't want it to end.
yes, more time at the spa. I try the dental whitening treatment. The technician gives me five applications of a gel, then seats me under a bright light. My smile is a couple of shades lighter but still natural-looking. I'm a tad disappointed not to come out with completely artificial, blindingly white teeth, but I suppose that isn't in keeping with the all-natural Canyon Ranch approach. As we sail up the Thames in the last hours of the trip, I head to the Veuve Cliquot bar to drown my sorrows in tiny bubbles and some of that salty caviar.
Mary South is the author of The Cure for Anything Is Salt Water: How I Threw My Life Overboard and Found Happiness at Sea (HarperCollins, 2007). To book a cruise on the QM2, go to cunard.com or call 800-728-6273.


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Harding Street Lofts
101 South Harding St, Indianapolis, IN 46222
Truly a rare living opportunity in downtown Indianapolis, Harding Street Lofts, offers unique, historic, loft-style apartments available for rent.
Learn more about the history of this property
The complex is comprised of four buildings constructed in two phases; the eastern half between 1894 and 1898 and the western in 1899. It was built for the H. Lauter Company, and Indianapolis-based furniture producer. Henry Lauter was born in Germany and trained as a glass maker before moving to New York City in 1865. It was in New York that he would begin creating furniture. Upon moving to Indianapolis in 1876, Henry owned a number of furniture companies in the downtown area before he purchased the parcel of land at Washington & Harding Streets. Although Henry Lauter died in 1907, his family continued to operate the business until the mid-1930's when it succumbed to the economic conditions of the Great Depression. As its height the H. Lauter Company employed four hundred people and shipped its products worldwide.
The bank foreclosed on the property in 1937 and it was at that time that the property was parceled and sold to two separate owners. The North Factory and Office Building (currently Lauter Lofts Condominiums) were occupied by Regal Stores, functioning as a grocery warehouse distribution center until 1975. After Regal vacated the property, there were several short-term occupants, however, the building remained untouched until the condo conversion in 2004.
The South Factory was purchased by Jacob Solotken, a Russian immigrant who, at 15 years old left his parents behind to follow an older brother to the Indianapolis area. He began recycling paper, cardboard, metals, even rags. Solotken occupied the South Factory and grounds entirely until 2010 when the company purchased a more modern facility on English Avenue in Indianapolis. The company is still family owned and operated.
In 2011, the "U" shaped 4-story building was purchased by Core Redevelopment to be repurposed into unique loft style living spaces. Innovative design entailed the removal of the roof from two, one-story building to create enclosed courtyards for tenant use. Character defining features were retained and restored, including element that illustrate the building evolution.
Open Concept Floor Plans
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Polished Concrete Floors
Full Size Washer & Dryer in Every Unit
24 Hour Exercise Room
Bike to IUPUI Campus & Downtown
Unique Courtyard Gathering Space
Convenient Access to Interstate 70
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Q: Regex.MatchData returning null: why not Option[String]? Is there any particular reason why Regex.MatchData.group(i: Int): java.lang.String returns null rather than Option[String]?
Is there a "Scala Way" to handle nulls in Scala?

A: It returns null because it is a shallow interface over the Java library. I think it sucks too, and I have been bitten by it.
If you get a value that may be null, you can write Option(value) on Scala 2.8 and it will become either None or Some(value). That doesn't work with pattern matching, but you can write your own extractor for that:
object Optional {
  def unapply[T](a: T) = if (null == a) Some(None) else Some(Some(a))
}

Examples:
scala> val a:String = null
a: String = null

scala> a match {
     | case Optional(None) => println("Got none")
     | case Optional(Some(value)) => println("Got "+value)
     | }
Got none

scala> val a = "string"
a: java.lang.String = string

scala> a match {
     | case Optional(None) => println("Got none")
     | case Optional(Some(value)) => println("Got "+value)
     | }
Got string

scala> val a = "5"
a: java.lang.String = 5

scala> a match {
     | case Optional(None) => println("Got none")
     | case Optional(Some(value)) => println("Got "+value.toInt)
     | }
Got 5

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While RBI Toughens Its Stance On Data Storage, IAMAI Cries Foul; Paytm Boss Supports The Regulation
Data Or Apps Need To Be Regulated To The Extent That Individuals Have Privacy, Control And Ownership Of Their Data, Says Vijay Shekhar Sharma
Amid the growing consensus over data protection and data security in the country with the RBI asking all payment system operators to store data in the country, Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma has expressed his willingness to support data regulation in the country.
According to a report, Sharma said, "Data or apps need to be regulated to the extent that individuals have privacy, control and ownership of their data and can control who can or cannot use their data. Right now, there's neither a privacy law in the country, nor restrictions to corporates who are using that data."
At the same time, addressing Paytm's support for data protection, Sharma added that entities which hold customer data must not be using the data and letting it get leaked out.
"We as a country cannot allow misuse of data. Companies have an unprecedented amount of data on consumers. But the debate that who owns that data has only one answer — customer owns that data and no one else should be allowed to own it, be it the company or government," Sharma said.
RBI's Stance On Data Privacy
Following the upheaval caused by the Facebook data breach, recently the RBI had asked all payment system operators in the country to store data – pertaining to their customers – within India, to ensure that user details remain secure against privacy breaches.
The payment system companies have been given six months to comply with the newly-released norms. According to the RBI, currently, only a certain percentage of payment system operators and their outsourcing partners store the user data within the country, either partially or completely.
Related Article: India In Dire Need Of Stricter Data Privacy Laws, Says Digital Payments Giant Paytm
At the same time, the government is also working on the draft of data protection policy.
According to the reports, the government is weighing plans to make it mandatory for Google, Facebook, Microsoft and other tech giants to store the information they have on Indian users locally, following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's proposals being considered by a panel drafting the data protection framework.
In response to Supreme Court's observation that a line has to be drawn between Aadhaar application and people's right to privacy, the Indian government had informed the apex court that a data protection bill is being drafted by a committee of experts, and the same will be ready by March, 2018.
While the Data (Privacy And Protection) Bill has been introduced in the Lok Sabha, the discussion and further proceeding could not occur, as the Parliament has not been allowed to function due to the ruckus created by different political parties.
Earlier, reports surfaced that in a recent cabinet meeting PM Modi told officials to ensure that servers of companies holding vast number of data belonging to the Indian citizens should be based in India.
The Prime Minister expressed his concerns over data security and also said that there needed to be a check on the information-sharing practices of companies at a recent cabinet meeting during which the issue of Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data breach also came up, said people who are aware of the matter.
Not All Are In Favour
Even though players like Paytm and Microsoft have come forward to support the data regulations, others like Nikhil Pahwa, co-founder of Internet Freedom Foundation, have said that "those wanting regulation of apps may want to use it as a tool to gain competitive advantage and their views do not reflect the viewpoint of all app makers."
Internet & Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) also said that app makers were already heavily regulated under the IT Act.
Also, the white paper by the Srikrishna committee had examined data localisation saying that it could help protect rights of users and prevent foreign surveillance. However, it also emphasises that a localisation mandate may have its costs as servers and data centres will have to be put in place, adding "economy-wide data localisation requirements have led to a negative impact on GDP in several countries where such requirements have been considered".
The latest development comes at a time when data privacy is garnering much attention in the country, after news of one of Facebook's biggest data breaches perpetrated by British big data analytics startup Cambridge Analytica surfaced last month.
In light of the reports claiming Cambridge Analytica harvested the profiles of up to 50 Mn Facebook users without their approval during the last US elections, privacy advocates in India, as well as the government itself, have raised concerns that a similar breach could happen here to target voter opinion.
Later, it was revealed that the data of over 87 Mn users was shared with Cambridge Analytica (37 Mn more than the previous estimates). Recently, Facebook Chief Mark Zuckerberg made the revelation that 562K people in India were 'potentially affected' by this global data leak crisis.
As Facebook data breach has highlighted the need of data centres in the country, the support for data regulation of players like Paytm's Vijay Shekhar Sharma for data security of Indians is a much-needed step in the right direction.
Data Protection Bill IAMAI Paytm RBI Vijay Shekhar Sharma
India In Dire Need Of Stricter Data Privacy Laws, Says Digital Payments Giant Paytm
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Laura Sanders Promotes Illegal Immigration in Michigan.
Michigan has a severely depressed job economy. Illegals should not be taking jobs from Americans. Title 8 Section 1300 of the Federal Code of Regulations makes it a felony to aid and abet people who commit Federal crimes. Moreover, the Social Work Code of Ethics says social workers should not participate in, condone, or be associated with dishonesty, fraud, or deception.
Her voice cracked and tears welled in her eyes as she spoke in Spanish, her children by her side.
The woman said she doesn't want to be sent back to El Salvador. Her family had fled poverty and unemployment for a chance to work in the United States.
The emotional moment crystallized the concerns voiced by a group of more than 100 people who gathered for an emergency meeting Saturday morning at the First Congregational United Church of Christ in Ypsilanti.
The contingent included members of area religious groups, immigration rights organizations, activists and University of Michigan Law School students who form the Washtenaw County Interfaith Coalition for Immigration Rights.
They gathered to raise awareness and plan a response to a series of recent raids on area immigrants' homes by federal agents from the U.S. Office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
U-M law student Josh Ludmir, a member of a student group that educates about immigrant rights, translated during the meeting, which lasted about two and a half hours.
"There is a huge, diverse community in Washtenaw County that won't tolerate these violations of human rights,'' said Laura Sanders, a longtime Ann Arbor social worker who helped to organize the event.
Sanders spoke of what she called several "horrific'' violations of human rights that have occurred in Washtenaw County in recent weeks.
About two dozen immigrants attended the meeting, where about a half-dozen shared their concerns or stories with the audience.
A man who works in an auto shop tearfully spoke of his fears after officials came by and took down employees' license plate numbers.
Minsu Longiaru, an attorney with the Washtenaw County Workers' Center, said that in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the federal government has greatly stepped up its efforts to detain immigrants and is pressuring local law enforcement officials to get involved. About 300,000 undocumented immigrants were detained last year, Longiaru said.
Last week, four members of the coalition went to Detroit to speak with immigration officials in a failed attempt to post bond for an area man recently detained by agents.
Margaret Harner, a member of the First Congregational Church who also helped organize Saturday's event, said the group was well-received. But they hope federal officials will come to a future public meeting of the coalition to discuss the treatment of immigrants.
The group discussed strategies to help, including talking to politicians, writing an economic impact statement, fundraising and establishing a sanctuary for those affected by raids.
"The most important thing is to listen and learn what is happening,'' Sanders said.
Geoff Larcom can be reached at 734-994-6838 or glarcom@annarbornews.com.
• Laura Sanders: createcoun@comcast.net or 734-355-2707.
• Margaret Harner: msharner@comcast.net or 734-417-6532.
• Spanish speaking people can contact Minsu Longiaru: minsulongiaru@yahoo.com or 734-355-1164.
• Rally: A march to support immigrant rights is planned for 10 a.m. May 1 in Detroit. The march will run from Patton Park at Vernor and Patton roads to Clark Park. Similar rallies will occur in other major cities like Chicago and New York.
• Web site: For more information, visit www.detentionwatch.net.
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With a master's degree in social work from the University of Michigan, Laura Sanders has been an adjunct instructor in U of M's graduate program since 1996. In addition to directing Creative Counseling for Families and Youth, a group of therapists who treat children and families identified by the child protection system, she provides private therapy, consultation, training, supervision, and expert witness testimony in the areas of sexual abuse and other trauma, attachment and adoption, and issues of gender and sexuality. She finds effective therapy to be eclectic in nature, grounded in a combination of evidence-based approaches and enhanced by creative interventions designed to address the needs of individual clients and families. Advocacy and community activism are fundamental to her role as a clinical social worker and integrated into all of her work. Her presentation style is dynamic, including case examples and experiential activities that invite participation.
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During last night's Ann Arbor City Council meeting, Washtenaw County residents asked the council to forbid city police officials from taking part in federal immigration raids.
The trio, representatives of the Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights, requested that the council revise a 2003 resolution that allows members of the Ann Arbor Police Department to be involved in U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement raids.
Ann Arbor Mayor John Hieftje, who met with WICIR members Friday, said review of the resolution is needed to address community concerns. Some have voiced concerns of unnecessary violence during the raids.
WICIR representative Alicia Alvarez called immigration law "complex," saying federal officials should deal with such cases.
"It is not necessary for local police to be involved in enforcing immigration laws because ICE has the power and the resources to enforce its orders and its wards," she said. "By enforcing local immigration law, the police risk losing community support, and create problems with racial profiling."
Councilmember Mike Anglin (D-Ward 5) agreed with the mayor and called for a "stronger resolution" that limits the AAPD's role in federal arrests.
Hieftje said city residents became concerned after the AAPD assisted federal agents in the apprehension of an illegal immigrant who was resisting arrest. After the arrest, AAPD officers followed federal agents to a raid that the Ann Arbor officers observed but didn't participate in.
Anglin said the incident made residents suspicious of the local law enforcement.
"It was perceived by those viewing that the police were involved in some form," Anglin said. "We don't want people to fear the police."
WICIR member Laura Sanders said the ICE raids instilled fear and distrust in Latino communities.
"ICE officials have thrown people on the ground, left blood on the floor, chased women into rooms," she said.
Greg Palmore, a spokesperson for Michigan's branch of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, denied allegations ICE officers are violent during arrests. He said accusations of brutality on behalf of ICE officers are "an exaggeration."
"This is probably, in fact, this is the most humane enforcement entity for fugitives," he said.
Palmore said ICE provides medical and translation services for all detainees. He said a "humanitarian enforcement component" ensures that children won't be left alone if their sole caregivers are detained.
WICIR members also questioned a recent increase immigrant raids in the Ann Arbor area. There have been 14 raids in Washtenaw County in the past two weeks, but none have occurred in Ann Arbor, AAPD Chief Barnett Jones said.
Barnett said that a law enforcement raid - "when you kick the door in and you rush inside" - is not allowed under Ann Arbor's current city ordianance and has never happened.
Barnett said although many people may not understand the local law enforcement's role in handling the raids, AAPD involvement is beneficial for both federal officers and community members.
"One of the things we can guarantee right now if ICE comes into our community is that they're contacting us to be there so that we have an officer who knows this community, who know the citizens, who knows about our resolution, who's duty-bound to protect and serve all the citizens here, the illegal citizens and the legal citizens," Barnett said.
Therapy with Laura Sanders is available to children, adolescents, families and adults seeking to heal from the effects of sexual, physical, emotional abuse and/or neglect, attachment trauma, PTSD (Posttraumatic Stress Disorder), adoption difficulties, depression, addictive coping, behavior problems, and oppressions based on issues of gender, sexual identities and other diversities.
Abuse-specific therapy is victim- and survivor-centered and eclectic, combining numerous interventions from trauma and attachment theories and cognitive and behavioral models. Given the precognitive, sensory and intense nature of sexual abuse and other trauma, healing also diverges from traditional approaches in order to reach the brain, body, senses and psyche where traumatic memory is stored. These interventions, rooted in sound theory and practice protocols, include sensori-motor approaches, attachment-oriented methods, activity and movement, play, art, writing, story, metaphor and ceremony.
Laura Sanders' therapy methods utilize a variety of modalities including individual, couples, family and group sessions, and honor how the healing process unfolds differently for each person. In the context of a solid therapeutic relationship, people learn to regulate strong emotions, increase self-compassion, honor their own survival, relieve shame and fear, enhance self-confidence, become personally empowered, increase feelings of connectedness to themselves and others, and experience more peace and joy in their daily lives.
Laura Sanders offers a specialized therapy group to therapists and other helping professionals who work with people who have been abused, and who are also survivors of abuse or other trauma themselves. Therapy focuses on deep personal recovery and the management of the professionals' reactions to working with traumatized people.
This is Laura Sanders' letter about immigration raids in addition to Barbara Stahler-Sholk's letter to the Ann Arbor City Council.
Last night , 3/17/08, about 50 people attended an emergency meeting to respond to the horrific raids of our Latin American community members by ICE (immigration and Customs Enforcement). There have been numerous raids just in the last week in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti where ICE(Immigration and Customs Enforcement) has unlawfully entered private residences, used violence and threats in detaining people, terrorized young children by attacking their parents in front of them, separated families, yelled at and verbally abused people, stolen identification, ransacked people's private property, used excessive intimidation, etc. After hearing peoples' testimonies we are disturbed and outraged by these abuses and agreed that we will not accept or tolerate this inhumane treatment of anyone in our community!
Last night, 3/17/08, 50 people met within 12 hours of being informed of these horrific raids. We officially formed the Washtenaw County Interfaith Coalition for Immigration Rights. We are a largely-networked, morally-conscious group of people, and many of us are people of faith from a multitude of area churches and organizations. We are diverse in gender, race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, age, abilities, etc. We believe these raids are morally unjust and a clear violation of human rights. We are deeply disturbed that this is going on in our community and will respond to these violations publicly and passionately. We are motivated to action by the God-given rights of all people to live in a safe and just society.
We have sent a group to the Immigration office today to post bond and request the release of one of our community members so he can re-join and make plans to protect his family. We have written a letter to immigration officials using much of the same language as is in this email (it is attached).
We are meeting again, in urgency, this Saturday morning, March 22nd at10:00 at the First Congregational Church of Christ. All concerned people are welcome and needed in this struggle and there are still many faith-based and social justice organizations that are yet unrepresented. If you are a personal friend or family member of mine, I have added your name to this list so that you can stay informed about what we are doing, and/or so you can get involved. If you want your name removed from the list, please let me know.
On Saturday, the coalition will be working on a first and rapid response protocol to help victimized families including immediate safe haven, legal consultation, meeting immediate needs, collection of resources, provision of support, press and media releases, etc. There are families who have been raided, are not safe, and are in need of support right now!! Soon, and in the long-run, we will plan a public meeting with immigration officials, implement political actions, work toward policies that identify Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor and other Washtenaw County towns as Sanctuary Cities, and creating a sanctuary refuge in an area church or temple.
Thank you for reading this email and feel free to send it on. We would love to have your help and if you would like to talk to me, please call me at 734-355-2707. I have attached the letter we sent to immigration officials today.
Latin Americans for Social and Economic Development, Inc.
Peace and justice to all.
Thank you very much for serving on City Council.
I have just left telephone messages for you both and I thought I would also send you emails. I am a constituent of yours-- I live in Ward 5, next to the Bach School and I have voted for both of you.
I would like to request that you put the following issue on the Monday, April 7 City Council Meeting.
As a long-time resident of Ann Arbor and a member of the Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights (WICIR), I am outraged about the fact that in the last few weeks, agents from the federal agency, ICE (Immigrant and Customs Enforcement of Homeland Security) have been coming into our city and county and conducting immigration raids and in an illegally violent manner which is targeting mostly but not exclusively our Latino community which contributes greatly to our city and county. So far, we have documented 13 cases which involve numerous people and often with their families. These people are having their human rights violated and I feel this is something that cannot be tolerated in our community.
WICIR has formed in the last few weeks in emergency response to these egregious acts. We are a coalition of 17 churches, faith-based, university and grass roots organizations. The five areas on which we are concentrating our efforts are immediate response, political action, community education, legal counsel, and fundraising. Please see the email below and the attached letter to the Immigration Office in Detroit which describe the Council and situation in more detail. For your information, the group that visited the Detroit immigration office was not allowed to post bond for the immigrant in custody. (Please note that the organization is now called Washtenaw Interfaith Council for Immigration Rights and not Washtenaw County Interfaith Council for Immigration Rights).
I would like to request that this issue be brought to the attention of City Council and I would like City Council to consider what actions can be taken. I hope that you will put this emergent issue on the April 7 agenda.
Thank you very much for your consideration.
I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.
Barbara Stahler-Sholk is a demonstrator in Ann Arbor Michigan. She is married to Richard Stahler-Sholk. Richard Stahler-Sholk is noted for his activism and global approach. His new book is Latin America, Social Movements in the Twentieth Century: Resistance, Power, and Democracy.
"[Laura] Sanders' said her information comes from reports to WICIR's call line, where people can provide details on detainments."
"To report information to WICIR, call 734-355-2707. The organization has fielded about 600 calls since it was founded in 2008, Sanders said, and half those calls reported the detainment or deportation of at least one adult."


Hello Peeps, Come and visit us at Sentimental Sundays, and have some fun in challenge #222 with the theme, Back to School. Our sponsor is Bugaboo. I created with the image Brat School.
Morning Peeps, Asmah is the hostess for challenge #99 over at DS4J. The theme is: Circles. I created with ds4j image, The Cub. So jog on over and come play with us.
Supplies: Hot off the Press paper, Top Mouse, Queen & Co bling, Memory Box border die, colored with spectrum noir markers.
Digistamps4Joy will be celebrating it's 100th challenge on the blog on 3 September! To celebrate this fabulous milestone, we are not only holding a Blog Hop for 2 weeks, but will also be giving away some fabulous prizes during and after the Hop! Don't miss this, as you will have a whole month to celebrate with us and to win prizes! WATCH THIS SPACE.
Die Cuttin' Divas W,- #180 Lions, Tigers & Bears!!!Oh, My!
Morning Peeps, Tuesday Throwdown challenge #TT210, is sponsored by Freckled Fawn. The theme is "Anything Goes". I created with "various embellishment from the sponsor"
Supplies: Lawn Fawn Hello Sunshine paper, Memory Makers ribbon, embellies from the Ohdeermekit.
Morning Peeps, Today's challenge is #85 Send A Smile for Kid. The theme for this challenge is Anything Goes. Our sponsor is "Oak Pond Creations" the image is "Border Collie." the prize is (3) digi's of the winners choice. The winner of this challenge's prize is chosen randomly among qualified entrants, and the top three cards are chosen by our design team and will receive a winner's badge for their blog.
Supplies: I used Best Creations paper, RRR, buttons from stash, Tim Holtz embossing folder, twine, colored with Spectrium Noir Markers.
Second card today. Forget to take picture and post. This image is from ArtbyMiran, which is also an August freebie. Her name is Jacque with lily. So please visit her Etsy shop and brows the other images.
Just popping in with August freebie from Kyra Eunkyo Kim. She does amazing artistry. Take a jog over to her Etsy shop and see some of her work. This image is Bubblegum and Mint Chocolate.
Morning Peeps, Ursula is the hostess for challenge #98 over at DS4J. The theme is: Celebrating Something New. I created with ds4j image, Nap Time. So jog on over and come play with us.
Hiding in my Craft Room - W, 1E - #2 - KISS! Saturday!
Morning Peeps, Tuesday Throwdown challenge #TT208, is sponsored by My Grafico. The theme is "Sketch". I created with "Owl"
Supplies: Hot off the Press paper, Memory Box leaf die, Making Memories ribbon, spellbinder classic circle die, Tim Holtz embossing folder, sixxiz leaf embossing folder, colored with spectrum noir markers.
Morning Peeps, My 2nd card for challenge #85 Send A Smile for Kid. The theme for this challenge is CAS 4 Kids. Our sponsor is "D.R.S Designs" the image is "Frog on a Log." the prize is $10 Gift Certificate. The winner of this challenge's prize is chosen randomly among qualified entrants, and the top three cards are chosen by our design team and will receive a winner's badge for their blog.
Supplies: Reminisce paper, stash paper, Spellbinders clouds and leaves, colored with Spectrium Noir Markers.
Morning Peeps, Today's challenge #84 Send A Smile for Kid. The theme for this challenge is CAS 4 Kids. Our sponsor is "A Day for Daises" the image is "5 Minutes." the prize is $12 gift certificate to the store. The winner of this challenge's prize is chosen randomly among qualified entrants, and the top three cards are chosen by our design team and will receive a winner's badge for their blog.
Supplies: I used paper stash, EK Success sticker sentiment, Memories Makers ribbon and colored with Spectrium Noir Markers.


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Burkinabe Architect Wins Top Prize
DepartmentsAfrica Today
By ADF Last updated Jan 22, 2023
Diébédo Francis Kéré of Burkina Faso has won the 2022 Pritzker Architecture Prize, making him the first African architect ever to win the prestigious international award.
Kéré works mostly in challenging locales using local materials that serve entire communities, according to a report for the website ArchDaily.
"Through buildings that demonstrate beauty, modesty, boldness, and invention, and by the integrity of his architecture and geste, Kéré gracefully upholds the mission of this Prize," according to the official statement of the Pritzker Architecture Prize.
In mid-March 2022, Kéré was in Porto-Novo, Benin, where his firm, Kéré Architecture, was working on a new parliamentary building based on the palaver tree, which "is a tree under which people come together to make decisions, to celebrate," he told NPR.
Kéré had an oasis in mind as he designed Naaba Belem Goumma Secondary School and Gando Primary School in his native Burkina Faso, NPR reported. Kéré was born in Gando.
His designs are a harmonious blend of practicality, function and local materials. Gando Primary School, for example, mixed indigenous clay and cement to form bricks that have "bioclimatic thermal mass," according to the prize announcement. This lets them keep cooler air inside while warmer air flows out through a brick ceiling and a wide, overhanging roof. The result: ventilation without mechanical air conditioning in a harsh climate.
Kéré's innovations helped the school increase its enrollment from 120 to 700 students.
"I am hoping to change the paradigm, push people to dream and undergo risk," Kéré said, according to the prize announcement. "It is not because you are rich that you should waste material. It is not because you are poor that you should not try to create quality. Everyone deserves quality, everyone deserves luxury, and everyone deserves comfort."
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Now that quarterback Peyton Manning has covered his throwing hand in a glove, all the crucial make-or-break truths about the Broncos can finally be revealed.
The mystery of how this Denver season will end? It's in the glove.
The glove represents it's time to evolve as a team, during a time of lousy weather, and, if this time, the Broncos really are built to win a championship.
The Broncos are winterizing their team for the long road to the Super Bowl.
"I do think that we want to emphasize running the football from this point on," Manning said Wednesday.
Manning wore gloves when Denver knocked Kansas City from the ranks of the unbeaten Sunday night. The cold, hard facts most noteworthy from the victory: Denver ran the ball 69 percent of the time on first down, and its 36 rushing attempts were a season high. The transformation to a team that can win more than one way in the playoffs is underway.
All the gaudy passing statistics posted by Manning at age 37 are buzz-worthy. All anybody wants to talk about this week is his rivalry with Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. But what's really worth talking about is if the Broncos have learned what it takes to win the Super Bowl since their last trip to New England, when they got blitzed 31-21 on Oct. 7, 2012.
Since their last unhappy return from New England, the Broncos have won 20 of 22 games.
And they haven't proved a darn thing.
Yes, Denver has established itself as the prohibitive favorite to win the AFC championship, according to Las Vegas oddsmakers.
But do we truly know how Denver will fare when the stakes grow higher, the weather grows colder and the opposing teams grow nastier?
When the glove goes on Manning's right hand, it indicates the time for the gloves to come off in NFL competition. The road to the Super Bowl is littered with losers of bare-knuckled brawls.
The uniformed myth about Manning reads like this: He can't play quarterback in the cold. Critics cite his 9-10 record when the temperature dips below 40 degrees, ignoring the fact Manning's quarterback rating in those games registers solidly above 100.
This much, however, I believe is true: The teams that employ Manning haven't been built particularly well to get down and dirty. From Indianapolis to Denver, from receivers Marvin Harrison to Demaryius Thomas, the offense looks sweeter when basking in the sunshine. From Dwight Freeney to Von Miller, the speed rushers who have worked with Manning are built for fast tracks rather than snow and muck.
A long, brutal NFL season slowly beats the beauty out of football. The blur that was the Denver offense on Labor Day becomes slow enough to catch by Thanksgiving. Slot receiver Wes Welker gets his bell rung. Tight end Julius Thomas has his knee bent in a way God never intended. Manning's aching right ankle is taped until it begins to resemble the Great Pumpkin.
If you trust the weatherman, when Denver takes the field against New England on Sunday night, the wind speed on the artificial surface of Gillette Stadium might be higher than the temperature, with both readings in the bone-chilling 20s.
"It seems like I sure do go there a lot, out to Foxborough. I don't know how that always works. I guess it's always random, they say, but it's strange how that works out," said Manning, laughing.
As a member of the Colts and Broncos, eight of Manning's 13 storied showdowns against Brady have been staged at New England. Manning's record in those eight games is 2-6, including a 20-3 playoff loss on a snowy day in January 2005, during which he suffered four sacks and four interceptions and has never looked more miserable on an NFL field.
While it's easy to be dazzled as Denver attempts to become the first team in league history to score 600 points during the regular season, what's worth watching down the stretch is how the Broncos can evolve their awesome finesse into something with a harder edge, and become a team more suited to playoff success.
Those gloves Manning wears in the cold?
The serious work for the Broncos?


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Sanford Jay Rosen is a Senior Partner at Rosen Bien Galvan & Grunfeld LLP in San Francisco.
Donald Trump's Alternative Universe
08/18/2016 06:43 pm ET Updated Aug 19, 2017
The 2016 presidential election is one of the most important in my lifetime. It needs to be taken seriously. But often metaphors, satire and irony can be very powerful in a serious setting. With some apology to the readers, in this post I deconstruct Trump and his campaign using metaphors and sometimes irony, which I hope is not sarcasm.
I love movies. But, I have to suspend my sense of reality when I watch many movies. How else can I, without feeling guilty, enjoy violent movies based on comic books like the X-Men series, the Men in Black series, and the Avengers series? I know they are not real; they are overdrawn entertainment based on overdrawn comic books.
Given the stakes in the presidential election, I cannot suspend my sense of reality and enjoy Trump's antics as though they were in a movie. It is not funny when a major party presidential candidate clumsily tries to walk back dangerous and incendiary words, days after he speaks them, saying he was just being sarcastic or joking. Even so, when I watch and read Trump's angry spouting, I often think he must live in an alternative universe or timeline, like the ones featured in movies.
In Trump's alternative universe, a major party presidential candidate can say and do anything he wants without creating danger. In our real universe, what a President says has immediate consequences that can be very dangerous. The Soviet Union went on high alert when its leaders learned that (jokingly) President Reagan said, "My fellow Americans, I'm pleased to tell you today that I've signed legislation that will outlaw Russia forever. We begin bombing in five minutes."
Using the movie-comics metaphor, let's go to Trump's bloopers reel. It demonstrates that he is the most dangerous person ever to run for president on a major party ticket, at least in our universe. The 50 national security experts from Republican Administrations, who signed a letter explaining that they cannot vote for Trump, agree. America cannot have a President who has no governor between his brain and his tongue.
Trump's alternative universe is littered with unsubstantiated conspiracies. He insisted that primaries were stolen from him, and says that there is a conspiracy to steal the presidential election from him. Recently, despite his cratering pole numbers in Pennsylvania, he said that it was 100% certain he would win Pennsylvania, except for voter fraud that could steal it from him. He challenged his supporters to be extra vigilant about people who will try to vote five times against him. This caused understandable concern that that Trump's bully boys will be out on election day trying to suppress minority and Democrat voters.
Trump helped manufacture and promote the "Birthers" conspiracy theory, that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States and is constitutionally barred from being President. During the presidential primaries, Trump tweaked that myth and attacked Senator Ted Cruz on similar grounds.
Trump has repeatedly asserted that Ted Cruz's father was involved in a conspiracy to assassinate John F. Kennedy, relying on a report he read in the National Enquirer. According to Trump: "This is a magazine that frankly in many respects should be very respected." His alternative universe must be the one created in the movie, Men In Black, which is based on a Marvel comic book series. Men in Black's secret Agent Kay says to Agent Jay, "We'll check the hot sheets" to find out whether a dangerous outer space alien had landed on Earth. In Men in Black's universe, the "hot sheets" are the supermarket tabloids, which almost surely include the National Enquirer. According to Agent Kay, these "hot sheets" are the "best investigative journalism on the planet." It was funny in the movie. But taking a line from another comic book movie, The Kingsman, "This ain't that kind of a movie, Bro." It is not funny when the presidential nominee of one of America's two major parties says he is relying on the National Enquirer as the basis for believing that a person was involved in an assassination conspiracy. It is frightening.
Time after time, Trump and his campaign or surrogates have had to walk back his unscripted comments that reveal his inability to separate fantasy from reality.
One of Trump's latest bizarre conspiracy theories is that President Obama and his Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are the founders of ISIS. He doubled down on this outrageous claim before he and his campaign decided that he was only being sarcastic. Even then Trump he could not let it go. He said: "Obviously, I was being sarcastic, then, but not that sarcastic to be honest with you." His sarcasm is lost on Hezbollah, which the United States and Arab League classify as a terrorist organization. Its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, said at a rally: "This is an American presidential candidate who is saying this. What he says is based on facts and documents."
A few weeks ago, Trump said: "Russia if you are listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. I think you will be rewarded mightily by our press. Let's see that happen." Never before has a major party presidential candidate invited a foreign power to intervene directly in an American presidential election. Trump and his surrogates later said that Trump was just being sarcastic.
If anyone believes that Trump is capable of that kind of sarcasm, I have a bridge in Brooklyn that I want to sell them really cheap.
In Trump's alternative universe, he is free to foster violence against his opponents. On too many other occasions Trump has verbally condoned violence against his opponents, enabling his supporters to think and act as though they could be violent. Trump went over the top when he said: "Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the Second Amendment. By the way, if she gets to pick, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. Although the Second Amendment people, maybe there is. I don't know." Even his supporters at the rally were aghast. His words were so extreme that the U.S. Secret Service had to take note and investigate. Trump and his surrogates later said he was just saying that Second Amendment People must get out and vote for him and against Hillary Clinton. No rational person can think that all of Trump's Second Amendment People heard or understood Trump's words to be so benign.
Trump told a rally that "That could be a Mexican plane up there; they're getting ready to attack." Was he just joking? Probably. Is he joking when he repeatedly says that he wants to build a solid wall between Mexico and the United States and make Mexico pay for it, and to deport Mexicans wholesale? He surely was not joking when he said that the federal judge assigned to the lawsuit against his Trump University was prejudiced against him because the judge is a Mexican. He has never acknowledged that the judge was born in Indiana and had served the United States, at great personal risk, as a prosecutor fighting drug cartels.
Trump says that if he were President, the United States would be safer. Really?! In Trump's alternative universe, foreign affairs can be conducted on the fly, and facts and treaty obligations do not matter. Let's take a look at that.
Some time ago, Trump was asked whether he would defend our NATO allies: "If Russia came over the border into Estonia or Latvia, Lithuania, places that Americans don't think about all that often, would you come to their immediate military aid?" Trump responded: "I don't want to tell you what I'd do, because I don't want Putin to know what I'd do." Trump was pressed by his questioner that we have treaty obligations to defend NATO allies, and asked "Can the members of NATO, including the new members in the Baltics, count on the United States to come to their military aid if they were attacked by Russia? Trump responded: "Have they fulfilled their obligations to us? If they fulfill their obligations to us, the answer is yes."
Under Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, an attack on one NATO member is an attack on all NATO members, and all members are obligated to assist the Party or Parties to the Treaty who were attacked, "by taking forthwith, individually and in concert with the other Parties, such action as it deems necessary, including the use of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the North Atlantic area."
Perhaps Trump did not know that the only time in NATO's 67 years that Article 5 has been invoked and applied was after the September 11, 2001 attack on the United States. In Trump's alternative universe, maybe our NATO allies sat on the sidelines and let the United States go it alone after we were attacked. Perhaps in Trump's alternative universe and time line there is no concerning and long history of Soviet and Russian imperial expansionism. In our universe, our NATO allies were there for us after September 11th, and Russia has long sought to be an empire.
One of my closest high school friends and his family were refugees from Estonia. They had fled Sovietized Estonia, which President Eisenhower described as a "captive nation." Estonia is now a NATO member. As the Soviet Union crumbled, I visited Estonia's neighbor on the Baltic, Latvia, which was another Soviet "captive nation." Latvia was in the process of joyfully throwing off the Soviet-Russian yoke. Now it is a NATO member. Three of my grandparents were born in Ukraine and the other in what now is part of Poland. Both countries were in the Soviet Bloc. Poland is now a NATO member; Ukraine is not, but would like to join.
In Trump's alternative universe, I suppose that each of these nations has the wherewithal to develop nuclear weapons to protect itself. Brushing aside any concerns about the dangers of nuclear proliferation, Trump welcomed proliferation as country by country defense measures, when he said he would pull the plug on the United States' mutual defense obligations with Japan and South Korea. If former Soviet Bloc East European nations do not have the ability to develop a nuclear capacity, Trump must be prepared to allow them to absorbed or dominated by Russia again, and he must be prepared to have our Asian allies dominated by China.
In Trump's alternative universe, dictators, despots and autocrats are admired. He admires Russia's autocratic President Vladimir Putin, was ignorant that Russia has military forces in the Eastern Ukraine, and is prepared to legitimize Russia's seizure of the Crimea from Ukraine. Trump has also spoken admiringly of North Korea's ruthless dictator Kim Jong Un, and of several dead dictators of similar stripe, namely Italy's Benito Mussolini, Iraq's Saddam Hussein, and Libya's Muammar Gadhafi. Each of them was responsible for murdering and torturing countless thousands of his own people. In our universe, these dictators, despots and autocrats cannot be role models for an American President or major party presidential candidate.
In Trump's alternative universe, the Chinese government's slaughter of unarmed demonstrators at Tiananmen Square is okay.
In Trump's alternative universe, waterboarding and even worse tortures are standard operating procedures.
In Trump's alternative universe, the watchword is, "America First." Maybe it will work better than it did before the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor.
In Trump's alternative universe, a Muslim gold star family can be disrespected because they called him out for his anti-Muslim pronouncements. That makes sense in Trump's alternative universe, where only he has the right to free speech and Muslims, including Muslim-Americans and lawful residents, are forced into ghettos and must wear Muslim/Refugee Badges.
In Trump's alternative universe, it is okay to curry favor with home-grown neo-Nazis and white supremacists and to use anti-Semitic symbols in his quest for votes.
Perhaps in Trump's alternative universe, the Nazis did not force Jews to wear yellow Stars of David and force them into walled, tightly controlled ghettos. In Trump's alternative universe, perhaps the Nazis did not send Jews by the millions to the death camps, where they were tattooed and exterminated.
In Trump's alternative universe, disabled people can be mocked with overdrawn parodies of their disabilities. Perhaps in Trump's alternative universe, the Nazis did not try to eradicate disabled people.
In Trump's alternative universe, U.S. presidential candidates (like the dictators, despots and autocrats he admires) encourage violence against reporters, banish reporters and media from their political events, expand libel laws and limit free speech and press. That must be okay, because according to Trump, reporters are the worst kind of humans.
In Trump's alternative universe, women (including one's daughters) are objects, who can be grossly vilified or sexualized. In his alternative universe, it is okay to take campaign advice from Roger Ailes, a man as to whom evidence continues to emerge that he may be a serial sexual harasser, destroying women's careers when they refused quid pro quo sex with him. Apparently, to Trump sexual harassment is not so bad. According to Trump, if his daughter were sexually harassed in the work place, she would quit. Easy to do if you are rich and have a rich father.
In Trump's alternative universe, you hire as your campaign chief executive Stephen Bannon, the executive chair of Breitbart News LLC, an organization that the Southern Poverty Law Center recently called out in its "Hatewatch" report for promoting white racist and anti-Muslim ideology and agenda.
In Trump's alternative universe, trading in hatred, bigotry, misogyny, divisiveness and violence are legitimate political conduct. America "ain't that kind of movie, Bro."
Enough already! Trump's fantasies are not amusing. They are dangerous. In Trump's alternative universe, the United States and the rest of the world will be increasingly unsafe and intolerant and could become dystopian. The 2016 presidential race is for real and will decide whether America remains true to itself as the land of the free.
Politics News Donald Trump Sexism Racism Roger Ailes


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Q: Refresh data table after edit row in to database I have data table in the manage.component.html (portion of code):

              <mfDefaultSorter by="id" #sortId>
                ID

              </mfDefaultSorter>

              <mfDefaultSorter by="linkCategory" #sortCategory>
                Category

              </mfDefaultSorter>

            {{ link.id }}
            {{ link.linkCategory }}

              <button type="button" class="btn btn-primary mr-2 btn-edit" (click)="editLink(link.id)">
                Edit
              </button>
              <button type="button" class="btn btn-danger ml-2 btn-delete" (click)="deleteLink(link.id)">
                Delete
              </button>

              <mfBootstrapPaginator [rowsOnPageSet]="[5, 10, 15]"></mfBootstrapPaginator>

I have service for manage.component with links$ Observable as well:
export class ManageService {
  private _links$ = new BehaviorSubject<model.Link[]>([]);
  private _query$: BehaviorSubject<string> = new BehaviorSubject('');
  links$: Observable<model.Link[]>;
  query$: Observable<string>;
  constructor(private httpClient: HttpClient) {
    this.refreshLinks();
    this.links$ = combineLatest([this._links$, this._query$]).pipe(
      map(([links, query]) => links.filter(link => link.linkName.toLowerCase().includes(query)))
    );
  }
  getLinks(): Observable<model.Link[]> {
    return this.httpClient.get<model.Link[]>('/api/links');
  }
  findLink(query: string) {
    this._query$.next(query);
  }
  private refreshLinks() {
    this.getLinks().subscribe(links => {
      this._links$.next(links);
    });
  }
}

For know everything is working correctly. I see table with data and buttons in every row.
I've prepared new edit.component for edit button:

*

*form in HTML with data prefilled

*scss styles

*submit button which who is calling createLink method as below (method from edit.service):
public createLink() {
     this.link.id = parseInt(this.linkId);
     this.service.createLink(this.link).subscribe(res => {
       console.log(res);
       this.router.navigate(['/links/manage']);
     });
     this.publishModal.hide();
   }

edit.service.ts (portion of code):
  createLink(link: model.Link): Observable<model.Link> {
    return this.httpClient.post<model.Link>('/api/createLink', link, this.httpOptions);
  }

My changed data are sending to database correctly and after submit I have newer data in DB and I'm navigate back to table with whole links.
I see table of links$ but I have to refresh the browser to see updated rows as well.
In console.log(res); I see updated object, in DB I see it also but I don't see them on the screen.
What's wrong?