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Garrett & Corporate Counsel Virtual Institute
Securities Regulation Institute
Scholarship and Financial Aid
The 2021 Garrett and Corporate Counsel Virtual Institute is a virtual conference hosted by Northwestern Pritzker School of Law via 6Connex. Session times and speakers are subject to change.
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9–9:15 a.m. CT - Welcome and Overview
Juliann Cecchi, Assistant Dean External Partnerships, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, Chicago
Angelique David, Institute Chair, Corporate Counsel Institute; Executive Managing Director, Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel, Ziegler, Chicago
Robert Hayward, Institute Chair, Garrett Institute; Kirkland & Ellis LLP, Chicago
9:15–9:35 a.m. CT - Setting the Stage — The Evolving Role of the Corporation in Society
The past year has forced most companies to adapt and change in previously unexpected ways. From where work is performed (who benefits and who does not) to social unrest and calls for action by employees and the public, has the corporation and what it means to do business fundamentally changed or will previous models of a purely financially-driven form of capitalism return? The next few days will explore these topics from various angles and provide opportunities for dialog, discussion, and practical advice on this important topic.
Charles Elson, Professor of Finance, Edgar S. Woolard Jr. Chair in Corporate Governance, Alfred Lerner College of Business & Economics, University of Delaware, Wilmington, DE
9:35–9:45 a.m. CT - Break
9:45–10:45 a.m. CT - Corporate Social Conscience
Roles, responsibility, and duties of a company, its board, and the general counsel when executives (or board) behavior is contrary to the organization's values.
Corporate response; crisis management - planning and execution
Aligning the enterprise
Fiduciary and board duties
Company culture — company double talk (public statements vs. action)
Session Chair
Donna Coaxum, Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary, OSI Group, Aurora, IL
Paulette Dodson, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary, Alight Solutions, Lincolnshire, IL
Siobhan Gorman, Brunswick Group LLP, Washington DC
Patricia Brown Holmes, Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila LLP, Chicago
Carrie Teffner, Board Member and former Public Company Chief Financial Officer, Paradise Valley, AZ
10:45–11 a.m. CT - Break
11 a.m.–12 p.m. - Mock Proxy Fight: How to Defend Against Barbarians at the Gate
"Mock" proxy contest, including how to handle an initial contact and private negotiations with an activist, a public fight in the media, a dissident director nomination notice, as well as a full-blown proxy contest, including meetings with ISS, Glass Lewis, and key investors.
Kai H.E. Liekefett, Sidley Austin LLP, New York City
Bryan Locke, Managing Director, Sard Verbinnen & Co., Chicago
Alfredo Porretti, Managing Director and Head of Shareholder Engagement and M&A Capital Markets for North America, J.P. Morgan, New York City
Matthew Revord, Chief People and Legal Officer, Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants, Downers Grove, IL
12–12:30 p.m. CT - Lunch Break
12:30–1:30 p.m. CT - An Ode to F.O.M.O (Fear of Missing Out)
Update on the state of the capital markets (debt and equity) — challenges ahead?
A lucid look at SPAC and de-SPAC craziness and developments
Registered direct offerings, bought deals, and ATMs
Managing liquidity and volatility in the age of Reddit
Cathy Birkeland, Latham & Watkins LLP, Chicago
Robert Goedert, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, Chicago
Jonathan Ko, Paul Hastings LLP, Los Angeles
Eric Orsic, McDermott Will & Emery LLP, Chicago
Roxane Reardon, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP, New York City
Kristen Rossi, Global Head of Consumer Retail Investment Banking & Head of Midwest Investment Banking, Morgan Stanley, Chicago
1:30–1:45 p.m. CT - Break
1:45–2:45 p.m. CT - M&A Trends and Developments
State of the market — where we've been and what lies ahead
Revisiting deal certainty
Impact of COVID on M&A — changes in case law and practice
Current state of anti-trust/foreign investment laws and reviews
Virtual deal-making
Trevor Norwitz, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, New York City
Patrick Belville, Deputy General Counsel – Strategy, Ansys Inc., Canonsburg, PA
C. Stephen Bigler, Richards, Layton & Finger, P.A., Wilmington, DE
Sonia Nijjar, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, Palo Alto, CA
Jodi Simala, Mayer Brown LLP, Chicago
2:45–3 p.m. CT - Break
3–4 p.m. CT - Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: Ongoing Commitments
Link between DEI and executive incentive plans
Diversity metrics to improve business performance
Mansfield Rule adoption
Developing a framework
Supplier diversity, including outside counsel retention and staffing expectations
Ritu Vig, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary, SP Plus Corporation, Chicago
Michael Kesner, Pay Governance LLC, Chicago
Chaka Patterson, Alston & Bird LLP, San Francisco and former EVP, General Counsel and Secretary, Adtalem Global Education
Gregory Reid, President, BoomDeYada, LLC, Orland Park, KS and Member of the Board of Directors of SP Plus Corporation
Session will be submitted for Illinois Professional Responsibility Credit (Diversity and Inclusion), and for similar credit in other states as applicable.
8:45–9:45 a.m. CT - Coffee and Conversations: Modern Legal Finance: Leveraging Litigation Assets to Benefit the Company's Bottom Line
Sponsored and Presented by: Burford Capital
Companies are on the cusp of a paradigm shift in how they approach legal assets: financial officers understand their value but are not yet fully leveraging tools to unlock them. As CFOs collaborate more closely with legal teams to maximize the value of their legal assets, legal finance will enhance working capital, reduce risk and improve results for the benefit of shareholders. We'll discuss the concrete steps that companies should be taking to unlock the value of legal assets.
Kelly Daley, Director, Burford Capital, Chicago
Emily Hostage, Senior Vice President & Head of Special Projects, Burford Capital, Chicago
Steven Nachtwey, Bartlit Beck LLP, Chicago
Alyx Pattison, Vice President, Burford Capital, Chicago
10–11 a.m. CT - "Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes" — The SEC Under Biden
A roundtable discussion among former SEC leaders covering everything from disclosure to enforcement priorities.
Key priorities for the Divisions of Enforcement and Corporation Finance
ESG — The SEC's current focus on disclosure, rulemaking, and enforcement
SPACs and de-SPACs — current state of the market after the SEC's statements
Principles-based disclosures, materiality, and where the SEC may be headed
Current enforcement priorities and expectations regarding enforcement activity
Sonia Gupta Barros, Sidley Austin LLP, Washington, DC
Stephanie Avakian, former Director of the SEC Division of Enforcement, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP, Washington, DC
William Hinman, former Director of the SEC Division of Corporation Finance, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP, Washington, DC
John White, former Director of the SEC Division of Corporation Finance, Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP, New York City
11–11:15 a.m. CT - Break
11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. CT - "This is why I write to you each year" — Disclosure and Governance Developments
Hot-button disclosure issues and trends from 2021
ESG oversight and disclosure
Board oversight of risk
Board and shareholder meetings
Shareholder proposals
Amy Seidel, Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP, Minneapolis, MN
David Kaufman, Thompson Coburn LLP, Chicago
Karla Robertson, Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary, Pentair, Minneapolis, MN
Wendy Skjerven, Vice President, Corporate Secretary and Group General Counsel, The Travelers Companies, Inc., St. Paul, MN
12:15–12:45 p.m. CT - Lunch Break: Sponsored by Houlihan Lokey
12:45–1:45 p.m. CT - A Governance Approach for ESG Success
Setting your ESG strategy
Structuring and sustaining your ESG program
Metrics and auditing
Driving cultural change
Tying compensation to ESG
Paulette Dodson, Executive Vice President-Legal, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary, Alight, Lincolnshire, IL
Christine Castellano, Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, The Andersons, Inc.,
Maumee, OH
Robert Hirth, Co-vice Chair, SASB, Senior Managing Director, Protiviti, San Francisco
Elizabeth Saunders, Clermont Partners LLC, Chicago
2–3 p.m. CT - Advising a Company in Stress
Lessons learned from effective liability management
Managing an investigation; lessons learned from the compliance function
Preparing for short & distort campaigns and other short-term focused activism
Lessons learned and planning for the next pandemic
Jessica Garascia, Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Sectrtary, AAR CORP., Wood Dale, IL
Mara Davis, Associate General Counsel, Compliance & Ethics, Zoom Video Communications, Inc., New York City
Noelle Perkins, Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief Risk Officer & Secretary, Univar Solutions, Chicago
Leslie Shubert, Sidley Austin LLP, Washington, DC
Lizanne Thomas, Jones Day, Atlanta
3–3:15 p.m. CT - Break
3:15–4:15 p.m. CT - Securities Enforcement and Litigation
Enforcement trends under the Biden administration
Major developments in securities litigation
Digital currency enforcement actions
Cybersecurity incidents and disclosures
New practices based on the Nine West decision
Disgorgement, settlement, and D&O insurance considerations
Pravin Rao, Perkins Coie LLP, Chicago
Matthew Getter, Deputy Chief, Securities & Commodities Fraud Section, United States Attorney's Office, Chicago
Shoba Pillay, Jenner & Block LLP, Chicago
Kathryn Pyszka, Associate Regional Director, Division of Enforcement, SEC, Chicago
Jerome Tomas, Baker & McKenzie LLP, Chicago
8:45–9:45 a.m. CT - Coffee and Conversations: D&O Liability: New Risks and Emerging Trends
Sponsored and Presented by: Charles River Associates
Better understand new and emerging risks in the D&O space and protect your officers, directors and companies. This session will discuss the interplay between D&O insurance and the resolution of such claims and include creative new theories of liability and damages arising from allegations of:
Lack of diversity on boards and among employees
Poorly managed internal investigations
Inaccurate, incomplete and/or untimely disclosures in areas such as COVID-19, climate, supply chain and cyber
Financial losses arising from inadequately-diligenced acquisitions, poorly conceived mergers, failed IPO/SPAC activity, and improperly managed investments
Kristofer Swanson, Vice-President, Forensic Services Practice Leader, Charles River Associates, Chicago
Anne-Marie Wieland D'Angelo, EVP, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, NiSource, Inc., Merrillville, IN
Rob Edmund, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary & SVP of Human Resources, Dave & Busters Entertainment, Inc., Dallas
Carol Gilden, Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC, Chicago
Maria Green, Independent Corporate Board Director, Littelfuse, WEC Energy Group, and Tennant Company; former SVP and General Counsel, Ingersoll Rand and ITW, Chicago
Jordan Kraner, Principal, Forensic Services Practice, Charles River Associates, Chicago
Howard Suskin, Jenner & Block LLP, Chicago
10–11 a.m. CT - Antitrust in the New Regulatory Environment
The Biden administration's antitrust authorities' views on enforcement and M&A
Has "hipster antitrust," with its more expansive inquiries into "bigness" and the effects of transactions on employees, communities, and environment, morphed from academic theory to government policy?
New proposed legislation in Congress to tighten antitrust enforcement and merger review
D. Cameron Findlay, Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary, ADM Company, Chicago
William Baer, former Assistant Attorney General, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, DC
Makan Delrahim, former Assistant Attorney General, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, DC
Debbie Feinstein, Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP, former Director of the FTC Bureau of Competition, Washington, DC
11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. CT - Employment Law Updates
Updates in employer liability and litigation: avoiding the pitfalls related to COVID
Labor under the Biden administration including NLRB, OSHA and Immigration
Managing the post-COVID work environment including equalizing opportunities with various work arrangements
Other hot topics
Kim Metrick, Vice President, Employment Law, Legal Operations and Internal Investigations, Walgreen Company, Deerfield, IL
Leon Rodriguez, Seyfarth Shaw LLP, Washington DC, former Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Viola Trebicka, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP, Los Angeles
12:15–12:45 p.m. CT - Lunch Break
12:45–1:45 p.m. - Heartbeat Leadership: Empower Yourself, Engage Your Team, Impact Your Organization
Leaders are the life force of every team. Just as the heart pulses our nutrient-rich blood to each organ in the body, leaders push out encouragement, direction, correction, energy, growth, and influence to the team. Now more than ever, how leaders handle each pulse can empower or weaken leadership, engage or disengage teams, and positively or negatively impact an entire organization. You will learn the Six Pulses
of Leadership to improve your leadership influence and effectiveness and balance personal and professional life and priorities.
Dawn Kirk, Executive Business Coach, Speaker, and Author, Rosewell, GA
Session will be submitted for Illinois Professional Responsibility Credit (Mental Health), and for similar credit in other states as applicable.
1:45-2 p.m. CT - Break
2–3 p.m. CT - The "New" Normal: Maintaining an Ethical Work Environment
Email management and practical tips (Model Rule 1.6)
Unauthorized practice of law (Model Rule 5.5)
Technology and safeguarding client information (Model Rule 1.6)
Maintaining competence and supervision (Model Rules 5.1 and 5.3)
David McHugh, Schiff Hardin LLP, Chicago
Mark Johnson, Executive Vice President, Chief Legal, Governance Officer, Kimball International, Jasper, IN
Nesheba Kittling, Senior Loss Prevention Counsel, Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society, Chicago
Melissa Smart, Director of Education, Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission, Chicago
Stephanie Stewart, Robinson, Stewart, Montgomery & Doppke, LLC, Chicago
Session will be submitted for Illinois Professional Responsibility Credit (Legal Ethics), and for similar credit in other states as applicable.
3 p.m. CT - Institute Concludes


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Re: Cora
Home › Forums › Once Upon a Time › Season One › 1×18 "Stable Boy" › Cora › Re: Cora
@slurpeez108 wrote:
Also, I doubt that Bae is Cora's child, just because Bae lived centuries before Cora was born. Even if Rumple granted Cora an extra long life, it wouldn't explain a key point. Rumplestiltskin made the deal with the miller's daughter after he became the dark one. Bae was born before when Rumple was still just a regular man.
For the timeline to work, it'd have to be something like:
Rumple and Cora are married
Cora has Bae
Cora leaves Bae and Rumple
Rumple becomes the Dark One
Cora makes a deal with Rumple to gain magic & immortality
I could see it working, especially if it turns out that Cora got some of her powers from Rumple. That thing where she raised her hand and had the magic emitting from it was just like the power we saw Zoso use, so it's safe to say that Rumple inherited that power, but I don't think we've ever seen him use it. This could all be explained if Cora had stolen that particular power from Rumple, so perhaps they did have a previous association, such as being married, (Cora's desire for power and status would certainly explain why she up and left someone who she deemed to be a coward).
Maybe she came back for her son, but by then, Rumple had lost him, however that ends up happening. So Cora wanted to punish Rumple for losing her son, and found a way to steal some of his powers, maybe she made some deals with him and outwitted him, and from there on learned more of her own magic.
By the same token, Regina has similar powers to those of her mother. The trick that Cora pulled with the straps wrapping up Regina is the same thing that Regina later does to restrain Maleficent. They both take out people's hearts. They both close doors without having to use the handle. So perhaps there was a bit of history repeating and Regina stole her initial powers from Cora the way Cora had stolen her initial powers from Rumple? And perhaps it was Rumple who gave Regina the knowhow to get started. If Rumple wanted revenge on Cora for having stolen his powers, he'd certainly help out her daughter who had a motive to bring her mother down.
@snowfan wrote:
Regina seems like the unfavored second born who's mother gave all her love to the older sibling. In this case Cora no longer has her first-born and resents Regina even more for that.
It's a twisted kind of affection that Cora has for Regina, but I don't necessarily see her as being unfavoured. Yes, Cora is horrible to her, treats her terribly, no doubt about that. But then Cora also wants the best for her, doesn't want her to make the same mistakes she did, doesn't want her to not realise her full potential, so arranges for her to marry a king. She's setting Regina on the road to (what she considers to be) success, it's just too bad that she doesn't care that it's not what Regina wants. Mother knows what's best for her baby girl and no one can question it, (not even the baby daddy).

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Caddisflies, mayflies and stoneflies amongst most threatened in worldwide insect decline
The decline and possible extinction of countless insect species puts fish and other animals in grave danger
by Chad Shmukler - Tuesday, Feb 19th, 2019
Photo: G. Bohne / cc2.0
According to a new study published in the journal Biological Conservation, 40 percent of global insect species are threatened with extinction. The four most affected aquatic insect populations, which the study describes as "imperiled," are caddisflies, mayflies, stoneflies and dragon and damselflies.
You don't have to be an entomologist or fisheries biologist to know that aquatic insect populations are integral to the health and survival of trout and other freshwater fish species. You don't even have to be an avid angler. All you need to do is walk into any fly shop in the country and amble over to the bins filled with countless feather, fur and thread-fashioned imitations of caddis, dozens of delicate mayfly species, big bulky stoneflies and more.
The study performed a comprehensive review of 73 different insect species, identifying serious threats to both terrestrial and aquatic insects. Among terrestrial insects, beetles, butterflies, bees and wasps are the most threatened. According the study's authors, their work revealed "dramatic rates of decline that may lead to the extinction of 40% of the world's insect species over the next few decades."
The outlook for caddis appears startlingly bad, with 63 percent of caddisfly species determined to be threatened.
Proportion of insect species—Emphemeroptera (mayflies), Plecoptera (stoneflies), Odonata (dragon and damselflies), and Trichoptera (caddisflies)—in decline or locally extinct according to the IUCN criteria: vulnerable species (> 30% decline), endangered species (> 50%decline) and extinct (not recorded for > 50 years).
The study identifies the primary drivers of these population declines, in order of importance, as habitat loss (due primarily to intensive agriculture and urbanization), the use of pesticides and fertilizers, biological factors such as invasive species and, unsurprisingly, climate change.
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For large grouper, a precarious rebound
Perhaps most alarmingly, major declines or extinctions of insect species have impacts far beyond those species themselves. Not only do these declines have the ability to spell peril for beloved animal species like trout, they have the ability to disrupt entire food webs. The study notes that "species extinctions equally impact the overall biomass of entire ecosystems, as insects form the base that supports intricate food webs. Indeed, the essential role that insects play as food items of many vertebrates is often forgotten. Shrews, moles, hedgehogs, anteaters, lizards, amphibians, most bats, many birds and fish feed on insects or depend on them for rearing their offspring. Even if some declining insects might be replaced with others, it is difficult to envision how a net drop in overall insect biomass could be countered."
Read the full study here.
t tanner replied on Wed, 02/20/2019 - 15:41 Permalink
This news sucks. That said, it's completely in line with the empirical evidence we see on our rivers and streams. The hatches on famous rivers like the Missouri and the Henry's Fork are not nearly what they once were.
Long story short, it's time for us to get our act together and stop trashing the world we live in.
Ian Martin replied on Mon, 02/25/2019 - 10:48 Permalink
Pesticides are increasingly restricted in the EU because of the mountain of evidence of their harmful effects on non-target biota, including humans. Yet there is a perverted ideology making headway in the EPA, rolling back regulation and even suggesting that low levels of contaminant exposure are good for human health! Mayfly and caddisfly emergence density is way down from what it was 25 years ago in agricultural areas, and pesticides like neonicotinoids are regularly detected in our rivers and their aquatic organism life.
jw replied on Mon, 02/25/2019 - 14:20 Permalink
Will the fisheries management folks take this info into account in their use of rotenone to eradicate non-native fish species in our waterways?
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Category: Top 2-Year-Old Rankings
Jockey Club Replaces Experimental Free Handicap With 'Top 2-Year-Old Rankings'
The Jockey Club announced today that the Experimental Free Handicap, a weight-based assessment of the previous year's leading 2-year-olds for a hypothetical race at 1 1/16 miles, has been renamed The Jockey Club's Annual Top 2-Year-Old Rankings.
The 2017 rankings will be published under the new name in late January.
"After consulting with various historians, racing secretaries, turf writers and other industry stakeholders, we feel that the time has come to re-brand the Experimental Free Handicap," said James L. Gagliano, president and chief operating officer of The Jockey Club. "Today, the Experimental Free Handicap name seems to confuse more than enlighten anyone, especially new or prospective fans of our sport. We believe that The Jockey Club's Annual Top 2-Year-Old Rankings will more appropriately reflect The Jockey Club's association with the rankings and what the weights actually indicate."
The weighting committee of racing officials consists of P.J. Campo of The Stronach Group, Ben Huffman of Churchill Downs and Keeneland, Steve Lym of Woodbine Entertainment, Martin Panza of The New York Racing Association Inc., and Thomas S. Robbins of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club.
These five individuals will continue to create the rankings for The Jockey Club.
The Experimental Handicap was created in 1933 as a variation of England's Free Handicap. Of the 12 American Triple Crown winners, seven were the high-weights or co-high-weights of their 2-year-old class: Whirlaway (126), Count Fleet (132), Citation (126), Secretariat (129), Seattle Slew (126), Affirmed (126), American Pharoah (126).
An actual race from 1940-1956, the Experimental Handicap became the Experimental Free Handicap in 1952 to designate the lack of a nomination fee to enter in the race.
Weights for the 2016 Experimental Free Handicap are available on The Jockey Club's website at jockeyclub.com/Default.asp?section=Resources&area=14.
The Jockey Club, founded in 1894 and dedicated to the improvement of Thoroughbred breeding and racing, is the breed registry for North American Thoroughbreds. In fulfillment of its mission, The Jockey Club, directly or through subsidiaries, provides support and leadership on a wide range of important industry initiatives, and it serves the information and technology needs of owners, breeders, media, fans and farms. It is the sole funding source for America's Best Racing, the broad-based fan development initiative for Thoroughbred racing. You can follow America's Best Racing at americasbestracing.net. Additional information is available at jockeyclub.com.


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Q: use fetch API and event handler I loaded my local .json file with fetch, and I registered an event handler on a button element.
Here is my code:
        let tagName;
        function start(){
            fetch("./product.json")
            .then(response=>response.json())
            .then(data=>addItem(data,tagName))
            .catch(error=>console.log(error));
        }
        start();

        function addItem(data,tagName){
            var container = document.getElementById("itemBox");
            for(let i=0;i<data.length;i++){
                var div = document.createElement("div");
                var img = data[i].itemImg;
                div.className = "imgBox";
                div.innerHTML = "<img src= "+img+">";
                container.appendChild(div);
            }
        };

        let tagBtn = document.getElementById("tagsubmit");
        tagBtn.onclick = function(){
            document.getElementById("tmp").innerHTML = "HELPME";
        }

When I opened this html file, json file is loaded&rendered succesfully, but the button with event handler doesn't work.
How can I make both of them work successfully?

A: Try to use the event delegation feature, like this:
document.getElementById('itemBox').addEventListener('click', (event) => {
    if (event.target.id === 'tagsubmit') {
        document.getElementById('tmp').innerHTML = 'HELPME';
    }
});

Nice tutorial by Dmitri Pavlutin:
https://dmitripavlutin.com/javascript-event-delegation/

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Home Celebrities Idris Elba's Marriage Is Falling Apart While Stuck With His Wife in Isolation?
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Idris Elba's Marriage Is Falling Apart While Stuck With His Wife in Isolation?
by Tracy Finke March 24, 2020
It is recently revealed that famous actor Idris Elba tested positive for coronavirus. Soon, his wife Sabrina Dhowre-Elba also got infected with Covid-19.
They are currently in quarantine, and the spouses are starting to appreciate their marriage after quarrel they had when they were diagnosed.
Image source: nbcnews.com
Elba admitted he took his frustration on his wife, En Stars reports. The 47-year-old star appeared in Instagram live on the 13th day of his quarantine when he answered his fans' questions, while Sabrina was sitting next to him.
He said that he is feeling fine now, but he needs to take care of his mental health.
"I am just trying to keep my mind clear. We have just been peaceful," Idris said.
The actor admitted he had a fight with his 29-year-old wife before that Instagram live, and he had to leave for another room. However, "The Mountain Between Us" star noted that coronavirus has been testing their relationship.
Read Also: Actor Idris Elba Infected With Coronavirus
"Corona was set up as an instadeath-threat – everyone just thought oh my God I'm gonna die. But it's helped me to understand that COVID-19 is just one strand of corona and that made me feel better", the actor said.
Sabrina stayed with her husband, even though she didn't get the virus at the time.
"I could have made the decision to put myself, maybe, in a separate room or stay away, and I'm sure that people are making those decisions. And they're tough decisions to make. But I made the decision to want to be with him and, you know, still touch him", Sabrina said.
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Engineer Mom Takes On the World of Babies, Toddlers, Preschoolers and Moms With a New DVD/Video Series 'Galloping Minds'
Galloping Minds has launched their 3rd DVD 'Baby Learns Numbers and Animals with Mr. Twiddles' in the series for babies, toddler, preschool and pre k kids.
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The company was started by a mom who is an engineer with a Masters in Computer Engineering and worked in Fortune 500 Companies such as Intel and Fujitsu.
Galloping Minds DVDs other titles include ' Baby Learns Alphabet and Phonics' and 'Baby Learns Shapes and Colors'. The videos have received excellent reviews from top video reviewers such as Bruce Kluger of 'Parenting Magazine', Midwest Educational Books who called them 'An Educational Treasure' and Caroline Howard of Working Mother Magazine. Besides receiving the Dove Foundation Award for good family entertainment. The videos were first introduced on ABC Affiliate Kron 4 in San Franscisco. They are currently being sold in major retail stores and libraries across the US.
The videos are also being broadcast in parts of the US as part of a Video on Demand Package, produced by Studio 4 Networks. They can be viewed on RCN, Comcast, Mediacom etc.
All 3 titles will be released in UK in July. DVDs and VCDs were released in parts of Asia early this year.
The emphasis of the DVD series is to provide educational fun to children age 1 year to 6 years. Learning the Alphabet, letter sounds for toddlers, preschoolers, and spellings for older kids becomes effortless with the title 'Baby Learns Alphabet and Phonics'. Kids can also pick up a variety of shapes and colors from the 'Baby Learns Shapes and Colors' video/DVD which teaches children to think beyond the constraints of a text book and use their imagination to blend different shapes to form new objects in 2-3 dimension. A wide range of shapes and colors are introduced to the preschooler. The third DVD is on Numbers and Animals - 'Baby Learns Numbers and Animals with Mr. Twiddles'.
The plot includes Mr. Twiddles, who is a cute and round man, who appears to have misplaced his little lamb Doodle. His adventures to find his lamb Doodle take him far and wide. He visits different countries and meets a number of animals - 1 zebra in Africa, 2 Polar Bears in Alaska and so on all the way upto 10 animals. 10 is the magic number all parents of toddlers and preschoolers want their kids to master. Counting numbers in reverse, addition, subtraction, equality (more or less) are some of the other initial mathematical concepts introduced through pure edutainment.
The plans for the future are multifold -increasing their product line and naturally working towards steady growth. On the philanthropic side, Galloping Minds has put up links to Cancer Forums and Bone Marrow Donation for Leukemia Patients on their website.The CEO of Galloping Minds has a very close association with the suffering caused by cancer to families. Galloping Minds Company has in the past donated DVDs to parents whose children are afflicted with cancer or are autistic.
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The headlines around real estate continue to be negative as investors are faced with stagnation and in many cases erosion of values for land and residential assets. However, on the other side we are seeing the institutionalisation of the real estate market with participation from large global private equity players, pension and sovereign funds who are seeking yield, and a steady increase in capital values. With REITs and InvITs offering exit options for funds, we are now seeing the emergence of different asset classes within commercial real estate including office, retail, hospitality, warehousing, education assets (including student housing), co-working, worker and industrial housing.
As per Colliers, in the first nine months of 2017, about 28.9 million sq. ft. was leased at par with 2016. Grade A income yielding commercial leased assets should remain in demand as we should see the first REITs listed in 2018.
REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) as an alternative investment vehicle, have a significant opportunity in India. It is estimated that India currently has a rent-yielding office and retail inventory to the tune of 350 mn sq.ft., valued in excess of USD 70 bn. (INR 4.5 tn.). Furthermore, other rent-generating real estate assets such as warehouses and hospitality assets, too, have significant REIT-able stock. This would enable developers and asset managers to raise funds, which are expected to reduce the liquidity deficit in the sector.
Implementation of GST has acted as a catalyst for the rise of the warehousing market in India, by eliminating a multi-layered tax system and state borders, thus, creating a fair marketplace across the country. Consolidation in the warehousing sector is expected to gain momentum in the short-to-medium term, as most large corporates are now focused on optimising their resources with a twin-pronged approach of improved inventory planning,coupled with demand forecasting. This is expected to lead to a phenomenon, wherein, warehousing demand is expected to outpace supply.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board's (CPPIB's) acquisition of a majority stake in IndoSpace, for about USD 500 million, marked the largest industrial and logistics deal in India. LOGOS Group and Assetz Property Group, earlier in the year announced a partnership to set up a logistics and warehousing platform that will invest around $400 million of equity capital to build and manage specialised logistics and industrial parks in India. Many e-commerce logistics businesses like Amazon, Delhivery and 4tigo Network Logistics secured an infusion of funds for their warehousing activities.
India has a student population of over 300 million and there are many Tier II and III cities that have become education hubs, including Pune, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Kota and Jaipur. The magnitude of students' influx is high and Higher Educational Institutes are unable to provide sufficient accommodation options. This has in turn given a boost to rental housing markets in various cities.
With improved automation enabling a distributed workforce, emergence of the start-up economy and multiple travel options offering access to remote areas, community working, economical spaces as well as plug-and-play cubicles are the need of the hour and on-demand today. According to a study by JLL, the co-working segment (market size 12-16 million sqft) in India is expected to receive $400 million in investments by 2018. Subsequently, the segment is expected to grow by 40-50% in 2018.
In India's top cities of Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bangalore and Pune, a co-working space is likely to lead to cost savings in the range of 20-25% when compared with leasing a traditional office space. Planning for 2020, Mumbai and Bangalore offer by far the best opportunity for creating co-working spaces targeted at corporate firms seeking activity-based office space for focused talent groups.


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Watch Season 5, Episode 4 Online. FOX's Prison Break will continue its fifth season – after eight years off the air! EST with episode No. The Prisoner's Dilemma." Here's the recap from last week's episode: Lincoln prepares for the escape by ordering forged passports. However, he and Sheba are caught by ISIL and Cyclops, who attempts to rape her until Lincoln frees himself and saves her. T- Bag runs into Sara, and tries to warn her about A& W and Van Gogh, two of Poseidon's henchmen, who may be following her trail.
A& W and Van Gogh hack into her phone, later discovered by Sara, who deduces Kellerman's involvement. She asks T- Bag to investigate Kellerman. Cross, an inmate who refused to leave his brother, Muza, and participate in Michael's escape, warns Whip that Michael cannot be trusted. Michael obtains a gold watch from one of the guards, planting it on Ramal, so that he will be detained during the escape. Michael and Whip are revealed to have been working undercover for the CIA as Whip worries the line between Michael and Outis will be blurred. During the escape however, Ramal's party, Cross and Muza race to Michael's cell and are caught by the guards, leading to Muza's death and the recapture of Michael's team.
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'Yeah I saw a player get pantsed on the field,' explains my student, describing her spectatorship of an Italian soccer match. 'I think that is pretty commonplace.' She has just provided me with yet another reason to love il calcio. But depantifying the average Italian man is not necessary, for his basket region is often visibly evident through tight cloth wrapped around nutsack. The young man jogging toward me the other morning, for example, wore white rubber-like shorts with neon green arrows that pointed to his man-parts, complete with the command 'Guarda!' I sure did. 'I wish I had my camera with me,' I mused regretfully. Precisely then I was struck with a brilliant idea, namely the creation of the photo-documentary below. Clearly, I would need help to collect, classify, and provide statistical information about Tuscan leg wear and buttock display, not to mention crotch projection. Thankfully, the students in the Cortona Program were quite gung ho about this new project and performed the required research with enthusiasm, esp E, E, M, and S. This week, I began each class with the following probing question 'Find any good pants?' and ended with the command: 'Don't forget to e-mail me your pants!' Please enjoy the literal fruits of our collective labour, which is designed to teach you crucial lessons about Italian cultural practices, and to show you what some fellow jackass tourists actually wear while traveling.
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Rural Scotland is facing a great deal of uncertainty. Reform of farm subsidies, the drive towards environmental benefits and, above all, Brexit are leaving their mark. What is certain is that change is coming, and soon.
How we deal with those changes is the biggest challenge rural Scotland will face, possibly for generations.


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It's Lois Duncan month! Why? Because I can!
Actually, this month the latest adaption of one of Duncan's novels is released later this August. Look it, everyone. I'm being topical!
I love Duncan's work. She has a fantastic ability to make teenagers suffer. They're both realistic and surreal, often blending the two seamlessly. Many adaptions of her novels, though, are rather strange.
In a Buzzfeed article from two years before her death, Duncan was supposedly astonished while watching the theatrical version of I Know What You Did Last Summer. In 1989, Duncan's daughter Kaitlyn was murdered. The distress she put her own characters through no longer seemed appealing.
Seeing added violence to her work was probably all the more appalling.
I've Been Waiting For You is an adaptation of Duncan's final (fictional) thriller. Sarah and her mother move to the sleepy town of Pinecrest, Massachusetts from California.
Sarah has natural abilities to see into the future. On her first day of class, she frightens her classmate by correctly reading his palm. But she finds a kindred spirit in Charlie, the young boy who works at the local crystal shop in town.
It's through Charlie that Sarah begins to learn the mythology behind her new house, the Lancaster House. He tells her that a woman had once lived in the town, and was burned for being a witch in a place near to her home. Before dying, the witch had vowed to take revenge on the descendants of those that had burned her.
The kids making hell of Sarah's social life are clearly the descendants in question. They call themselves the Descendants Club. With Sarah's arrival, they all become nervous. Her natural 'witchy' abilities frighten them.
The Descendants tell Sarah more about the witch's story. She was named Sarah Lancaster. She was taken to jail, and while imprisoned she learned that her lover had married another woman. One night, the couple were murdered. As Sarah had been locked up, she couldn't possibly be the witch…only she was found in her cell – covered in blood.
Despite the fact that the group terrorise her (and tell her stories that she's descendant of a witch), she agrees to go to one of their parties. But couple Kyra and Eric want her to be a fortune teller. They hook her up to a wire so she can be fed information about the people whose fortunes she's reading.
Unbeknownst to her, Kyra and Eric leave after they get bored. Sarah believes she's hearing their voices tell her what to say, but she's clearly hearing true fortunes. One of her predictions is a little too close to home, and one of the girls runs away from the party.
The girl is found the next day, seemingly scared to death. But her death only causes the students in Pincrest to suspect Sarah of more horrible business. She becomes the target of increasingly horrible attacks, including one that almost drowns her.
But while Sarah survives, members of the Descendants Club being to dwindle. The suspense builds and the secrets keep getting revealed and ultimately explodes in a pretty fun twist ending.
The heart of the film is really interesting and compelling to watch. Is Sarah really a witch? Or is she merely innocent and targeted because of her powers? The addition of a masked serial killer, though… feels unnecessary.
It's pretty clear in this adaption that the filmmakers were trying to bank on I Know What…'s success. Throw in a serial killer and lots of death scenes. Grim, yes. But that's what successful franchises are built on.
As a made-for-TV movie, I've Been Waiting For You is pretty low on violence. But it still begs the question: what did the violence add, if anything, to the film? Are viewers so hungry for murder that we can't handle a simple thriller? Or is it simply the case of an author's name being tied to an idea of violence that doesn't really belong to her.
But as far as adaptions of Duncan's books go. This is one of the most enjoyable ones I've seen. The script is a bit corny, but it still perfectly encapsulates autumnal spookiness. For a bit of witchy fun, make sure to watch this one.


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O Temple of Music foi uma sala de concertos e auditório construído para a Exposição Panamericana que foi realizada na cidade de Buffalo, Nova Iorque, entre 1 de maio e 2 de novembro de 1901. Dentro do edifício, no dia , o presidente William McKinley foi baleado duas vezes pelo anarquista Leon Czolgosz, morrendo uma semana depois no dia 14 de setembro. Como a maioria dos outros prédios da exposição, o Temple of Music foi demolido ao final da feira.

O prédio foi projetado pelos arquitetos August Esenwein e James A. Johnson para servir como sala de concertos e um palco cerimonial para a Exposição Panamericana. Seu custo de construção foi de US$ 85.000 (US$ 1.500.000 em valores de 2008). Sua principal influência arquitetônica foi a renascença italiana, de acordo com o plano do conselho de arquitetos da feira para a aparência geral do evento, o estilo Renascença Livre. Como a maioria dos edifícios da Exposição, o Temple of Music possuia iluminação elétrica internamente e externamente.

O domo do Temple of Music ficava 54.86 m acima do chão, e o salão interno tinha capacidade para mais de duas mil pessoas. O prédio foi pintado principalmente de amarelo claro, ouro e detalhes em vermelho, com o painel dos domos sendo da cor azul clara. Dentro ficava um dos maiores órgãos já construídos nos Estados Unidos.

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The contract included two projects; the crew completed the work over 5 weekends in July and August 2014. The first project was the Ameriprise Client Service Center; this 1.2-million square foot, 15-story office building is located in downtown Minneapolis; the building includes 4 levels of underground parking. The work was completed in three weekends and included prepping the substrate and installing two coats of deck membrane. The prep was done on Thursday night; turning the ramp back over to the owner for business on Friday. The crew started the deck membrane application at 8 PM on Friday night, completing the work by midnight on Saturday; turning the ramp back over to the owner by 6 AM Monday morning. The crew installed 160,000 square feet of deck coating with no issues.
Staging this project was the big challenge; the crew had to open, mix and place almost 1,000 pails of material in a relatively confined space. The product had to be mixed with a drill and paddle for 3 minutes per pail, which equals 50 hours of mixing. Staging also included laying out a grid pattern on the entire deck to ensure the correct amount of material was used. Because the mil thickness varied depending on traffic exposure, the crew developed a color-coded squeegee system so everyone knew exactly what the mil thickness was being installed. The application included broadcasting sand and back rolling it into the wet coating; the crew placed 22,000 pounds of sand on this project. The entire process has to be completed in less than 20 minutes per pail; totaling over 330 man hours.
The second project was the Ameriprise Financial Services building; located just down the street from the Service Center. This 31-story building includes 4 levels of underground parking as well. The deck coating application was 100,000 square feet competed in 2 weekends. All of the same constraints existed on this project; again the work was executed flawlessly.
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Alabama vs Arkansas: Preview & Picks 01/11/2023
This Wednesday, January 11, we will have a vibrant game between teams from the Southeastern Conference. This is the game between the teams Alabama Crimson Tide and Arkansas Razorbacks.
The Alabama Crimson Tide team has been intractable in its last games played. They are on a 4-game winning streak in which they have beaten high-quality rivals such as the Ole Miss Rebels and Mississippi State Bulldogs. His last loss was against the Gonzaga Bulldogs by a score of 100-90 on December 17. There is no doubt that the highest point of the team has been its attack since they averaged a total of 82.9 points per game, this being one of the best averages in their conference, in addition to having great players such as Brandon Miller, Noah Crowney and Jaden Bradley, who are the leaders of the team. The Alabama Crimson Tide are second in the Southeastern Conference, with an overall record of 13-2 and 3-0 in conference.
The Arkansas Razorbacks are not far behind in comparison to their rival either. Despite having lost their last game against the Auburn Tigers on January 7 by a score of 72-59. The Arkansas team has achieved a 60% performance in their last 5 games played, where they were only defeated by Auburn and LSU. One of its strong points has been the defensive plays, since the team has only allowed an average of 62.9, which speaks highly of the team's coordination when defending. Added to this, the team has been growing in performance, thanks to players like Ricky Council IV, who is the leading scorer, Makhi Mitchell, leader in rebounding, and Anthony Black, leader in assisting. The Razorbacks sit in eighth place in the Southeastern Conference with an overall record of 12-3, but their weak spot this season has been conference play, where they have a losing 1-2 record.
Despite these numbers, the Arkansas Razorbacks are the favorites to win the game with a 57.7% chance, while the Alabama Crimson Tide team comes in with a 42.3% chance of winning.
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Well, we have a general thread about expectations for an Exalted novel, but it seems it's time to have a thread for actual discussion of our new non-hypothetical Exalted novel, doesn't it?
I've read the first eight chapters so far. I'm not going to request that this thread avoid spoilers entirely, but I'm going to be circumspect at least in this first post, and I recommend use of the spoiler tags if anyone would like to get more specific. It's best to be courteous, especially given how very new the book is at this writing.
If you recall Forbeck's story back in the Tales From The Age of Sorrow short story collection, it was effectively a preview of this book (from a different viewpoint), but a lot of specific details have been changed (and, in my opinion, improved).
For those who may be wary after Tales, I'll say that there are still aspects of the presentation that don't quite mesh with my personal interpretations of the setting, but it's not a jarring sense of this is wrong like I experienced from a few of the short stories, just a quieter this isn't what I'm used to. It's more like... gaming with a different group than you're used to, and just having to adjust to a new set of headcanons. And it's an engaging enough read (so far!) that I don't mind that little extra bit of cognitive effort.
All-in-all, I'm quite optimistic. It feels like a better book than I ever expected, and it's also succeeded as a piece of tie-in literature: it's raised my level of excitement for Ex3's take on Sidereals, whenever that book may find its way to us.
I've only started but so far, I've been pleasantly surprised. I wasn't really expecting much going in (especially not after the Fiction Anthology) but I'm finding myself pretty caught up.
Especially with Palym, she endeared herself to me from the first page.
So far I've only read the title. I'm going to need to work hard to not think of it in the context of MtG.
Ah, thank you for making the thread. I was going to do it last night but I seem to have drifted off from the computer and went to bed before I hit enter.
Like BrilliantRain I've only read the title so far but will get at it today I hope.
Also, it was the Novia book where people were going to get character names mentioned in the book, right? I suppose that's been moved to the other one that will be coming out soon-ish?
Gotta say, as someone who hasn't backed Ex3 Core, I'm kinda jealous? The title is a bit... weird, but everything I've heard about the actual book has me really excited to check it out. Looking forward to it going public on DriveThru!
As the second name on the book's cover, I'm glad to hear this!
I haven't actually read Tales but was considering picking it up, what is there to be wary of?
A few of the stories are (or were when they were initially released to backers) egregiously incongruent with the established setting. Notably, in one a Dragon-Blood Exalts Solar on top of her existing Exaltation, and another portrays a First Age sorcerous academy in very D&D-esque terms.
I will say, some edits were made to try to address those issues after the initial release of Tales; for instance, the First Age story was moved to the back of a book, and an "Archivist's Note" was added to explain that it's a legend that's been distorted by time. I'm not sure if they removed the double-Exaltation or not.
Both the story in Tales that previewed it, and the novel itself, portray at least one black market Exigent as a colossal, inhuman body-horror monstrosity, which is not something I expected... but since the Exigents book isn't out, that might not actually be inaccurate! It's within reach of what you might have expected from a particularly severe Lunar Chimera in 2E, so under certain circumstances Exigents might be able to achieve that sort of transformation.
I don't think it's necessarily something that should always be the case, but as a specific, individual thing... Sure, why not? They are variable, after all.
So I was up until 2AM this morning reading this because once I got to the climax, I wanted to find out what happened next.
Overall, this book is just brilliant, and if I wanted to introduce someone to the concept of Sidereal story play, I'd just hand them this book and tell them to read it. It spreads out basically most of the concepts (from their job to the weird causal way their powers work). And the exposition is fairly elegant and not too clunky (by my lights), so it's great for new readers who have no idea what they're talking about.
The banter is very good, which kept me more invested than than previous Exalted long fiction, and overall, the best thing I can say is that I may have these characters cameo in my own game if there was a case where I could. I really like the group presented.
Also, the finale was pitch perfect for me, since I kept thinking "oh no, is this where the SRS BZNSS is going to move in to break poor Palym?" and then it subverts it to go to a satisfying conclusion that's right in my preferred scale of grittiness for the setting. Bravo on that. I guessed some of the twists ahead of time, but as Mercury might point out, it's about the journey, not the destination. Also, sneaking the sutras in there in non-obvious ways was a cute touch.
I think the Exigent seen early on is so horribly mutated BECAUSE it's a Black Flag "Dirty Bomb" Exigent. There's talk later by the cosnpirators of the earlier ones being tests of how to make one capable of killing gods for their plan, and Xiao near the end is able to forcibly return her body to a more humanoid shape once she has better control over her powers.
I really like how the Usurpation and factions are handled. Zannen is Bronze, but Bronze and Gold are more historical terms that others take meaning from than established factions, and the Usurpation itself is literally rumor since there aren't many Sids old enough around to have participated, and those that are aren't telling.
I give this book a big thumbs up. The tone, the characters, the banter, and just pretty much everything about it is so close to how our games are and presented by my ST's that it made it even more enjoyable for me I think because it was relatable. I could easily imagine one of our characters being in the background doing our own things, that's how well this could fit into our own campaigns.
I would recommend this book, and I am seriously looking forward to the next novel, the DB novellas, and hopefully even more novels.
Also if Palym's name is a Palimpsest pun, get out of my head. Because seriously, that's a great way to describe a new POV Celestial Exalted and I'd been waiting on a chance to use it myself as a GM. The Exalted equivalent of 'call me Ishmael' I guess.
Dumb question, at what backer level was the book offered? I pledged at the 55 USD level and didn't get a copy. Or was it one of the optional add-ons?
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Dean Shareski shared a very thoughtful talk at TEDxWestVancouverED last spring, arguing the need to include more joy in our schools and in our lives.
I have known Dean for a few years and regularly follow him online, and it is great that he lives this life full of joy. He is often approached by others who wonder how he can find the time to do some of the things he does — it is all a matter of priorities and what is important.
I was recently reminded of his talk when reading Anchorboy – True Tales From the World of Sportscasting (when you have a brother who works at SportsNet you get gifts like these) by Jay Onrait. Jay is an anchor on FOX Sports 1's FOX Sports Live out of Los Angeles, having recently started there after a successful career in Canada. The book is a collection of essays tracking his career at Global TV in Saskatoon, to a very successful decade plus-long run at TSN. The essays give an insider's view to the media business and a look behind the scenes of television in Canada. So, just how does this link to joy, education and Dean Shareski's TEDx Talk?
People would tune in to watch Jay because the show was far more than a sports highlights show — it was a show about people who loved what they were doing, who were informed, but who were also trying to bring a smile and a laugh to their audience. He recognized that the current sports highlights format needed to change, and that meant he needed to reinvent his work to stay relevant.
I think there are some parallels to what Jay says about covering sports, to what Dean argues about joy, to teaching and learning in our schools. Not that we need to turn our schools into edu-tainment, a mix of education and entertainment, but just as Jay realized sports highlights shows needed to offer something more and different from what viewers could get on the Internet, we need to have the same view of our schools. If our classes are the same as what students can find in a video on YouTube, or a lesson from Kahn Academy, they will become increasingly less relevant. And, at least part of the answer is "joy". Dean illustrated this in some of his examples of real-world, hands-on learning kids were engaged in.
The power of young people coming together to learn needs to be fun; it doesn't need to be fun all the time, but it does need a good dose of joy — not only joy for the students, but fun for staff as well. Show me a school that is doing well, and I will show you staff who enjoy having fun in their class, and with each other. Mark Twain said, "To get the full value of joy you must have someone to divide it with." This is definitely part of what we are trying to do in our schools.
One of the nicest compliments I have ever received was from my first principal, Gail Sumanik. In a reference letter she described me as "a serious thinker who doesn't take himself too seriously." I know I stray from this description from time to time, but it is something for me to continue to aspire to, and to more joy.
Here is to a 2014 filled with more joy.
great post, absolutely agree! The 'tyranny of the urgent' can distract us from what matters most and we then also may take ourselves too seriously. The two most inspiring schools that I have encountered recently had a sense of joy, intentionality, and purpose.
I like Parker Palmer's idea for bringing joy to learning: engaging in the 'grace of great things'. In grade 9 I found 'the grace' of some 'great things' in social studies and continue to enjoy learning about the natural world and the on-going saga of all of us. That 'spark of joy' came from the teachers who found much personal joy in these things and were willing to share their joy with us. This kind of joy in learning depends on the richness of face-to-face human interactions. No machine can do that, as Twain points out.
I think joy is deeper than fun. Fun is part of the process, joy is more in the sense of accomplishment. As Brian alludes to, intentionality and purpose are linked to joy. Sorry if I 'twisted' your thought Brian.
I think you actually enhanced and completed my thought… thanks!
Thanks Susan (and Brian). There is definitely something about joy that links to being part of a community. Doing something alone can be fun, but the joy usually comes in the shared experience.
A great post Chris. I also wanted to point out that joy is in the District's strategic plan and is one of the key values.
Joy to me is equally as important as all of the other values as why else bother if you can not have at least a little bit of it. Every day.
Thanks Cindy. I should have come back to that point around the Board's values. I remember being asked in my interview seven years ago about which value(s) resonated with me and I picked up on joy. I also think it is important to distinguish this from happiness – it is something so fundamental.
Several years ago we were asked to provide the VSB with a school Code of Conduct. Being a child-centered school, I suggested we ask our students to help us with this. What did we get in the end? Do Your Best, Help Each Other and Find Joy!!
What a great code of conduct – a very simple message for what we want for all our students.
I think the other thing that Jay and Dan do is create community. They clearly enjoy their work and are inviting you to join them in their fun. I think schools and classrooms need to think more about deeply about this. Joy is defined as the expression of well being. Given we're dealing with children and young people this type of expression needs to be full of playfulness and wonder and occasionally mixed with silly. Sometimes we focus on those outward expressions and we should. But the real prize is the community we create with each other as we participate in joyful experiences. As you suggest, our sustainability as an institution depends on it.
Dean – the connection to building community is a good one. When looking back at all the examples you shared around joy, on some level each was also closely linked to building community – whether that was building community face-to-face or creating a product that would be shared as part of a digital community.
I appreciate your thoughtfulness in this area.
As a teacher, one of my goals is to have at least one activity each day which inspires playfulness, imagination, wonder, or silliness, so that I can build community amongst my learners, and give them a reason to keep coming to class. As a principal, I want to hear laughter every day – when learners get together, when teachers get together, and when parents are around. If I don't hear that laughter, I know something is wrong. If we refuse to enhance and celebrate the social atmosphere of our schools, we risk becoming irrelevant.
Thanks Allan – it is wonderful that we seem to have a re-found appreciation for laughter in our schools. I find walking into a school office I can quickly tell if the school is a place of regular "joy".
For me, along with the Ode to Joy, the most significant thing Dean/Jay offered was the reminder that we constantly need to reinvent education. It is not astatic enterprise, and we must strive to be relevant or we will become irrelevant in our students' lives.
Thanks for the comment Maureen – the reinvention is also what brings so much vitality to all of us who work in the system as well.


The parish of Paston lies in North-eastern Norfolk close to the North Sea (less than a mile) and north-east of the market town of North Walsham. The village of Paston lies slightly inland from the sandy low cliffs of this part of Norfolk just south of the seaside resort of Mundesley. The parish was tiny, there are numerous other parishes within a few miles of the village. What remains of Paston village is a string of farms and cottages along the narrow winding coastal lane which connects Mundesley south to Bacton & Walcott.
St Margaret's church lies at the south-eastern end of the village, close to Paston Hall - an indication perhaps that this was a closed parish. The church is unusual for Norfolk in being entirely of the Decorated style; this is also indicative of an early date preceding the big church-building era in Norfolk. Much is 13th and early 14th century but as frequently is the case a major restoration in Victorian times masks many of the features that would have been present. Inside are some very large wall paintings dating from the late 14th century notably showing St Christopher.
A single standard 800-entry register covers the period of this transcript and indeed continues to completion in 1933. This register is filmed on Microfilm MF1656 in the collection of the Norfolk Record Office and from which this transcript was prepared. This film is a relatively recent completion and as such shows the admirable standards of quality now achievable. As a result this was a straightforward transcript to prepare and it is to be hoped that few errors will have crept into its preparation.


In the popular show 'A Fireside Chat with Serena', the celebrity royal, Aisling Duval, surprisingly talked through tears about narcotics.
"Yes, Serena, that's my early childhood. I hate narcotics and think they should be made illegal. My mother died from them before I was old enough to remember her."
"Oh, Serena. He was led astray in his youth, but Dad is a lovely man, and would make a great Emperor if his controlling father wasn't so spiteful."
Commentators have expressed outrage at her comments about our beloved Emperor, and the network cut the broadcast at that point.


I have begun my next book quilt. This one is based on The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh. This one is for my Undercover Quilters Book Club. This is a story of a girl who grows up in the foster care system and what happens when she ages out on her 18th birthday. She needs to learn to love again and finds herself through the flowers she has come to know so well. The book is set in San Francisco and since I said someone needed to make a Golden Gate Bridge quilt, it turned out to be me! This has some machine piecing, fusible applique (on the bridge), hand applique on the rounded shapes. There will be flowers and I don't know what all, surrounding all sides of this center. I believe this is the first quilt that I have made with all my own handdyed fabrics. More to come on this one, but I've got a few other things to work on first.


Raffles Institution student, long jumper, Toh Wei Yu.
He had a tough decision to make, and eventually decided to compete in the National Schools' B Division instead of the South-east Asia (SEA) Youth Athletics Championships in Kuala Lumpur.
The two events were only a few days apart, and Toh Wei Yu had unfinished business at the schools' meet in April.
And the 16-year-old Raffles Institution student (above) duly delivered, winning gold in the long jump with a leap of 6.61 metres, making up for his failure to even qualify for the final last year.
Wei Yu's tale has been all about going out to do better.
He won the C Division silver in the event two years ago, which he said was his proudest moment in six years of track and field competition.
"I came in second, but it was my first medal for RI," he told The New Paper recently. "Coming so close made me want to work harder to win."
The 1.75m tall long jumper also doesn't regret giving up the chance to compete in his first international competition, even though his personal best matched the bronze-medal distance of 6.68m achieved in KL.
He said: "The SEA youth championships was scheduled two or three days before the B Division long jump final. I didn't want to risk injury and fatigue.
"Besides, I knew doing well at the nationals could open more doors to overseas competitions for me." He was proven right.
Wei Yu's performance earned him a berth in last month's Asian School Games in Wuhan, where he finished eighth with a leap of 6.62m, and he will also compete at the ASEAN Schools Games in Brunei in November.
Juggling school work and thrice-a-week training sessions used to be a "major struggle", but Wei Yu has coped by better managing his time.
"I didn't do so well in Secondary 3, and my teacher told me to shorten my training sessions so that I could focus on my studies," he said.
"I didn't usually study on Tuesdays and Thursdays before, as those were short school days with no training.
"But now, I do some extra work on those days because I know I'll be too tired to concentrate if I try to study after training."
Apart from training during the off-season, Wei Yu has also been busy with community service at the Telok Blangah Family Centre.
His teacher-in-charge, Vincent Quek, praised the teenager, describing him as a role model.
"I've seen how Wei Yu has matured over the years, and as the leader of the jumps section, he takes very good care of the younger boys," said Quek, who has known him for four years.
"He is always willing to learn, and he's one of those individuals whose good attitude has translated into good results."


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For nineteen years, Mr. Kornhauser has been a respected member of the Canadian Franchise Association. He is also a member of the Executive of the Ontario Bar Association's Franchise Law Section and is the Franchise Law editor for the Toronto Law Journal, a publication of the Toronto Lawyers Association. He also co-edited the "Franchising 101 Q & A", an informational website, which was conceived by the OBA Franchise Law Section with the intention of providing basic information to Ontario lawyers regarding franchise law. Mr. Kornhauser is currently serving as the Chair of the Bar Education Working Group of the OBA Franchise Law Section, whose purpose is to educate Ontario lawyers about franchise law.
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Q: ajax how to return an error message from a PHP file At the moment when I hover over any word a black box is always showing. If the PHP code returns text it is displayed in the black box (which it should). However I want it to return an error function if the text is not returned so I can then later change the CSS for the black box so that it has a width of 0px instead of 400px.
var x = ($(this).text());
$.ajax({
    type: 'POST',
    url: 'process.php',
    data: { text1: x },
    success: function(response){
        $('#tooltip').text(response);
    }
});

try
{
    $db = new PDO('sqlite:ordbas.db');
    $db->setAttribute(PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE, PDO::ERRMODE_EXCEPTION);
} catch(PDOException $err)
{
    echo "PDO fel $err";
}

if (isset($_POST['text1'])) {
    $text1 = $_POST['text1'];
    $results = $db->prepare("SELECT forord FROM words WHERE sokord='$text1'");
    $results->execute();
    $row = $results->fetch();
    echo $row[0];
}

As you might have figured out there is some non-important code that I left out. I hope someone can understand and help me! Thanks!

A: First, you need to let know javascript there was an error on server side
try
{
    $db = new PDO('sqlite:ordbas.db');
    $db->setAttribute(PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE, PDO::ERRMODE_EXCEPTION);
} catch(PDOException $err)
{
    // Set http header error
    header('HTTP/1.0 500 Internal Server Error');
    // Return error message
    die(json_encode(array('error' => 'PDO fel '.$err->getMessage())));
}

Second, you need to handle error while loading json
var x = ($(this).text());
$.ajax({
   type: 'POST',
   url: 'process.php',
   data: { text1: x }
})

// This will be called on success
.done(function(response){
   $('#tooltip').text(response);
})

// This will be called on error
.fail(function(response){
  // Error catched, do stuff
  alert(response);
});

A: The fail callback within $.ajax is used for capturing any failing results.
show/hide the error div based on success/failure returned from server script.
HTML CODE:

CSS:
 .error {
      color: red;
 }

JS CODE:
//hide error before ajax call
$('.error').hide();
$.ajax(...)
  .done:function(){
       ...
  }
  .fail: function(jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown){
     $('.error').text(errorThrown);
     $('.error').show();
  }

Note: .success() & .error() methods are deprecated from jquery 1.8 so avoid using them.

Deprecation Notice: The jqXHR.success(), jqXHR.error(), and jqXHR.complete() callbacks are deprecated as of jQuery 1.8. To prepare your code for their eventual removal, use jqXHR.done(), jqXHR.fail(), and jqXHR.always() instead.

A: In your catch you could put
header('Content-type: application/json');
echo json_encode(array('Error' => 'PDO fel "$err"'));

A: Here is exactly how you can do it :
The Very Easy Way :
IN YOUR PHP FILE :
if ($query) {
    echo "success"; //anything on success
} else {
    die(header("HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found")); //Throw an error on failure
}

AT YOUR jQuery AJAX SIDE :
var x = $(this).text();
$.ajax({
    type: 'POST',
    url: 'process.php',
    data: { text1: x },
    success:function(data) {
        alert(data); //=== Show Success Message==
    },
    error:function(data){
        alert("error occured"); //===Show Error Message====
    }
});

A: $.ajax({
    url: "file_name.php",
    method: "POST",
    data: $("#form_id").serialize(),
    success: function () {
        alert("success"); //do something
    },
    error: function () {
        alert("doh!"); // do something else
    }
});

This is an example for POST requests dealing with sensitive form data (or data that you'll bind to a UPDATE or INSERT query, for example). I included the serialize() function in order to handle the name fields from the form on your back end. I also removed passing the data through the success function. You don't want to do that when dealing with sensitive data or data you don't plan on displaying. Figured I would post this here since this thread came up when I searched how to do a POST with AJAX that returns an error.
Speaking of returning an error, you'll want to do this instead now that PHP has updated again. I also recommend reading through 5.4+ docs.
http_response_code(404);
die();

I threw in a die() function to make sure nothing else happens after you request your 404.

A: Try with the following snippet instead:
var x = ($(this).text());
$.ajax({
    type: 'POST',
    url: 'process.php',
    data: { text1: x },
    success: function(response){
        $('#tooltip').text(response);
    },
    error: function(error) {
        console.log(error);
    }
});

A: Use the PHP function json_encode on an array. The array will then be presented to javascript as a JSON object (the 'response' argument/parameter).
In other words:
PHP:
// important to tell your browser what we will be sending
header('Content-type: application/json; charset=utf-8');

... bla bla code ...

// Check if this has gone right
$success = $results->execute();
$row = $results->fetch();
$html = $row[0];

$result = [
    'success' => $success,
    'html' => $html,
];

print json_encode($result);

JavaScript:
// You may now use the shorthand
$.post('process.php', { text1: x }, function(response) {
    if (response.success) {
        $('#tooltip').text(response.html);
    } else {
        ... show error ...
    }
});


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Disneyland Movie Escape From Tomorrow Coming to Theaters
Randy Moore's provocative drama to release in October.
By Max Nicholson
Posted: 20 Aug 2013 1:07 am
Randy Moore's provocative, much buzzed-about film Escape From Tomorrow, which was secretly shot at Disneyland and Walt Disney World, will get a theatrical release.
Producers Distribution Agency (PDA) announced today that they'll distribute the film this fall in theaters and on VOD in partnership with Abramorama and FilmBuff, Deadline reports.
The film centers on a middle-aged man who loses his job but keeps up appearances by taking his two daughters to Disneyland. There, he becomes obsessed with a pair of French teenage girls and begins to emotionally unravel as he experiences bizarre visions and unseemly encounters. Disney, of course, was not a part of the film, nor did it consent to Moore's crew shooting at its parks. As such, many wondered if the film would ever see the light of day beyond festivals.
Escape From Tomorrow will debut in select theaters October 11 and will be available on various VOD outlets.
Max Nicholson is a writer for IGN, and he desperately seeks your approval. Show him some love by following @Max_Nicholson on Twitter, or MaxNicholson on IGN.
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Platformstheater, dvd, blu-ray


Maybe if I cut his waffles into flaming skull shapes he'll remember me, and he'll talk to me and smile and laugh and touch me again.
But your zombies had standards. They would only eat brains that had been cooked to perfection in a raging fire.
He did not think about the fire. But then, he did not think. He existed. He took shallow breaths. He drank water. He ate sometimes. Waffles. Sarah liked to make waffles. But he did not think. His brain would go on its own, and he watched as the words and the images slipped by. None of it made any sense. Blue giraffes. Water wender way. In a box by the bay there is a thing, and all the children sing. He watched, and the words and the pictures and the time went by.
Daddy could tell they were coming. He said it was in the shape of the waves.
Mighty nice of you to come. No, no, don't leave. I'd have to come up there, and it ain't so easy to climb up through six feet of dirt. 'Specially when you ain't got no head.
But in this world, beauty could only belong to the Fairy Queen.
Glitterface spoke in the ancient tongue, from the days before there were queens and goons and palaces, and her wings moved back and forth through the still evening air. Small dark red blobs of light fell from them.
She grinned as shining golden finger bones broke through the ground.
What flat hell is this?!
She had time. His head was moving slower than a virgin who didn't want to lose her ability to hang out with unicorns.
During my life, I had wondered what it would be like. Under the ground. In a box. With the worms. I had written about it. Poems. So many poems. And stories. Worms and gravestones and the deaths of beautiful women. These had been my favorite things.
There was the golden bridge and the sun and the water and beneath it the ruins, and he was there, infinite, and all was silent.
Gina gonna stir your drink!
She flicked her cigarette off into the alley below. It came to rest under the graffiti. She glanced at it, at the word bridge, and went back inside.
The villagers had gotten so used to the mad laughter and the crackling bzzzts of electricity and the tortured screaming that they didn't even hear them anymore.
The envelope was stamped with a logo of a stylized mirror, an oval outlined in flowing black lines, and beneath it was the motto of the Mirror Society: Reflect the truth, always.
His apartment was on the second floor. The harsh yellow light from the bare buzzing bulbs in the stairwell showed the gum wrappers, empty corn chip bags, and old gray receipts in sharp relief against the gray concrete.