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Thursday, December 21, 2017 Josh Medore
Try to Sleep. You're Being Tested
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Walk past the lobby and small kitchenette, through the winding halls lined with occasional pieces of medical equipment, and you'll find a few bedrooms.
Each has the usual amenities: a queen-sized bed, a TV, a recliner, even a nightstand. But a few things stand out, most notably the infrared camera and a metal stand with dozens of wires hanging from it.
"We try to set these up like hotel rooms," says Julie Spayd, team coordinator at the St. Elizabeth Diagnostic Sleep Center in Boardman. "They have a queen or double bed. Some patients are used to recliners or have a hard time sleeping in a bed, so we have some rooms that have Craftmatic beds or adjustable recliners."
Everything is designed to give clients at the sleep center a good night's rest, even with wires and tubes and bands attached all over their bodies. With all of those hooked up, doctors can take a good look at exactly what your body is doing as you sleep.
Those little metal discs that rest on your head monitor electrical activity in the brain. Those on your legs help the doctors keep an eye on how much they move during the night. The plastic clip on your index finger measures the oxygen levels in your body and can show if – but more likely how often – you stop breathing.
"We have wires attached to the head for EEG. We're looking at eye movement, chin movement, the EKG, a pulse oximeter and wires on the legs to measure those movements," explains Maryann Winkle, who works in the sleep lab at Lifeline Partners in Liberty. "We're looking at the sleep stages, their breathing, their snoring, their oxygen levels."
At Lifeline Partners, Maryann Winkle hooks patients up to sleep monitors.
The information is relayed to the control room, where technicians watch the whole night through – or during the day, if the patient works nights. The data show up on computer screens in 30-second samples, providing a moment-by-moment look at sleep patterns.
"All those squiggly lines tell us what level of sleep someone's in, whether they're in REM sleep or a light Stage 1 sleep or in slow-wave sleep," says Dr. Michael Lileas of Southwoods Sleep Center. "We can tell if their heart races during episodes or if their heartbeat is irregular.
A full night's rest has four phases of sleep. For the first 10 or so minutes, in Stage 1, your eyes are closed and you fall into a light sleep. Here, breathing slows a bit as blood pressure and body temperature fall before you enter Stage 2, where you are a little less than half the sleep cycle.
In this second stage, the body prepares itself for deep sleep. On the control room monitors, this shows up as larger brain waves as your heart rate slows and other metabolic processes decrease. As this phase ends, you enter a deep, restorative sleep.
In stages 3 and 4, brain waves become larger and slower as the body begins to repair muscle and other tissue, readies the immune system and restores energy for the day ahead. These are the deepest stages of sleep.
What follows these steps is rapid eye movement, or REM, sleep, where you dream and brain activity is heightened. Muscles, save for the heart and lungs, are very limited in their functionality, which is where disorders such as apnea come into play as the body can't rectify any blockage in the airway. Waking up during REM sleep causes a sense of paralysis and can leave you groggy for a few minutes as your brain works toward becoming fully awake.
Once you're asleep, the process repeats, Stage 1 sleep replaced with REM sleep. Each cycle takes about an hour and a half and, as the night goes on, the dream stages get longer.
How all those lines of data appear on the screen can tell sleep labs technicians everything about your sleep patterns. If oxygen levels drop for sustained periods, apnea is the likely culprit because you stop breathing for up to a minute. If there's sustained brain activity, it could be insomnia.
When patients first arrive, usually through a physician's referral, it's because they've had issues with their sleep that result from conditions such as apnea and insomnia. In some instances, doctors send patients when they see health issues but no obvious cause.
"What we see here is typically sleep hygiene. They're not going to bed early enough," Spayd says. "For an adult, they want you to get seven to eight hours of sleep. With our crazy lives, between stress and jobs and family, you're lucky if people get five or six hours."
That lack of sleep causes short-term problems such as fatigue, concentration problems and worsened memory. While those can cause problems in everyday activities, it's the long-term effects that can be most worrying.
Those who sleep six or fewer hours a night are 30% more likely to be overweight. People with obstructive sleep apnea face increased risks of hypertension, stroke, cardiovascular disease and obesity. There is evidence, says Joe Petrolla, director at Southwoods Sleep Centers, that lack of sleep is connected to diseases such as diabetes and Alzheimer's.
"The brain has a natural drain system," he explains. "There are amino acids … in our brain that are necessary during the day, but can build up [without proper sleep] and cause plaque, which can lead to Alzheimer's and dementia."
Dr. Michael Lileas and Joe Petrolla help run the Southwoods Sleep Center in Boardman.
About 40 million people in the United States, he adds, have obstructive sleep apnea with a cardiovascular link.
"There are so many links between sleep disorders and poor sleep and things like heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, atrial fibrillation," Southwoods' Lileas says. "I get consults from cardiologists every day because they have someone with atrial fibrillation but have found no reason for it. Most of the time, it ends up being obstructive sleep apnea or central sleep apnea."
Even if you aren't diagnosed with one of the hundreds of sleep disorders – they range from periodic limb movement disorder to sleep paralysis – there are still steps everyone can take to sleep better, those in the sleep labs agree.
Near the top of the list: fewer electronics in the bedroom.
"Your brain can't distinguish that light from sunlight. It causes the same chemical reaction that impacts melatonin," Petrolla says. "That's supposed to rise at night causing you to relax. But it doesn't because it thinks [the lighted phone] is daylight. So now you're up and your brain's thinking."
In many instances, stress plays a major role in preventing proper sleep, adds Spayd, as we try to do too much in 24 hours and, as a result, don't sleep long enough.
"It's the stress. The day-to-day things like taking care of the kids or elderly parents you have to check on or the demands of your job," she says, adding stress is one of the biggest changes in sleep habits she's seen in 25 years at a sleep lab. "And the less you get, it accumulates over time."
Pictured: Julie Spayd, team leader at St. Elizabeth Diagnostic Sleep Center, monitors patients in the sleep lab throughout the night.
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Youngstown City Schools to Host Community Resource Event
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I talked to theatre manager marc last night. please don't barrage him with requests to talk to me.
marc is happy about the Q&A idea. so at least my brother will be Q&Aing, probably others.
as if the movie and the company wasn't enough incentive, you should show up for the Q&A. his panache and charisma are palpable (I almost wrote palatable. then again, they're that too). during press Q&A, I've seen him make danny bonaduci stare, swear in french, and yell "SHAME SHAME" at a reporter. the Q&A will be entertaining.


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Lighthouse Family announce comeback single after 18-year break
20th Mar 19 | Entertainment News
The musical duo will return to the airwaves on Thursday morning with a brand new single.
Musical duo Lighthouse Family are making a comeback with new music, their first in almost two decades.
The easy listening pop and soul group – singer Tunde Baiyewu and keyboardist and record producer Paul Tucker – rose to fame in the 1990s with hit singles Lifted, Ocean Drive and High.
They scored three top 10 records, with their 1995 debut Ocean Drive peaking at number three and going six-times platinum.
We are so excited to announce that we'll be releasing a new single 'My Salvation'! It'll be premiered on @BBCRadio2 tomorrow with @RealKenBruce at 11am. Please join us to experience the next chapter together! Big love x pic.twitter.com/bTxRe3pCkV
— Lighthouse Family (@lighthousefamly) March 20, 2019
Their 1997 follow-up Postcards From Heaven hit number two, and their third and final record, 2001's Whatever Gets You Through The Day, peaked at number seven.
Baiyewu and Tucker have now confirmed the release of a new single following an 18-year hiatus.
Called My Salvation, the song will premiere on Ken Bruce's BBC Radio 2 show on Thursday morning.
In a post on their official Twitter page, the announcement read: "We are so excited to announce that we'll be releasing a new single 'My Salvation'!
"It'll be premiered on @BBCRadio2 tomorrow with @RealKenBruce at 11am. Please join us to experience the next chapter together! Big love x."
Now we've spent some time looking back… who's ready for new music from Lighthouse Family? pic.twitter.com/UnbTqMuc9b
The band has also teased further music news on their Twitter page, causing some fans to speculate over a possible album announcement.
Julianne Moore fired over fat suit and fake nose row, says Richard E Grant
Bill And Ted stars confirm third film in 2020

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I tracked yesterday, May 27th...and while I was a little out of it, we still had a good day!
The previous two nights I didn't get much sleep (one night because of MJ's vault release, and the next because of feeling sick), but I actually slept really well this night. Matt and the boys camped out in the backyard so it was really quiet in here and I was able to sleep in. It was great, but I did wake up feeling like I desperately needed a dose of decongestant!
After my usual morning routine and taking medicine, I grabbed a cup of coffee and joined the boys at the fire outside. They were so cute - sleepy in their pjs but already playing around the yard and telling me all about how they had a great night sleep in the tent. It was already over 70 degrees, and though the fire was just barely going...sitting next to it with my hot coffee was almost TOO hot that early in the day!!
After sitting with my guys for a while, I made some toast and went back to bed to wait for my medicine to kick in. While I did, I got to work on some blogging (including this post!) and watched Fixer Upper.
I stayed in bed for quite a while before finally deciding that I was going to take a quick shower - I'd taken one before bed, but it helps my sinuses so much, I wanted to just kind of stand in the steam for a bit. So I did that, and got ready to go to my niece's birthday party. I was still feeling pretty cruddy, but happy to be somewhat put together and out of the house.
It was so hot out which made not feeling well extra miserable, so I sat on the covered deck and talked with my Grandma and whoever else came along. We had turkey burgers, beans, quinoa salad + watermelon for lunch, which I forgot to photo. We also watched my niece unwrap her gifts.
We sang to the birthday girl, and my phone gave me a storage warning and didn't save the adorable video I took on Instagram! I was so mad!! Oh well.
We spent some more time visiting, and then left for home. I was pretty beat when we got back. I sliced up some strawberries for a snack and went back to bed to rest for a while.
Meanwhile, my boys all attempted swimming in our pool...it's just a small one, but they love it. We'd only set it up the day before so the water was not anywhere near warm enough, but it was so hot out and they were so excited to break it in...they dove in anyway.
Matt made us coffee...he didn't sleep so well in the tent, and I was just dragging from not feeling well. He went back to watching the boys in the pool and I went back to bed to watch Hallmark movies. I was feeling pretty miserable at this point.
I'd spent a looong time in bed (I guess about 3 hours!!) just resting and getting lost in cheesy movies while trying to clear my head. I swear the heat makes my stuffy sinuses so much worse!! Matt had taken care of dinner for me and grilled some turkey burgers...which don't look entirely appetizing here but I swear they were lol.
After we ate and I put myself back together a little bit, I packed a bag for the night. It was filled with water bottles, bug spray, glow sticks, hoodies, and snacks, and we also grabbed camping chairs, blankets, and sleeping bags. (And some tissues for me.) We were so excited for a fun night under the stars!!
We had to stop on our way to grab some snacks...just movie candy, really. I waited in the car while the boys went in and picked.
We arrived at the drive-in!! We were meeting cousins to see the new Star Wars movie and it was our first trip to the drive-in of the season!
After setting up the cars, the kids all ran around and played. The four littlest (two of mine and two of my cousin's) went to play tag and roll down a grassy hill while Luke played checkers with another cousin. The sky was SO pretty the whole time we waited for the movie to start!!
The previews had just started when I snapped this one - and it was the most attention they gave the movie the entire night! lol Luke was pretty focused on it, but the rest of the kids were climbing through the van and pretending to be animals and just being silly together. There were many shhh's and trips to the bathroom, but the kids had so much fun.
The movie ended, and Matt ran Luke back to the bathrooms while I was pinned under a sleeping Henry. It took a while to finally wiggle out so I could start cleaning up and putting the van back together!
When we got home, the kids were all half asleep and pretty miserable, so we just carried them in and unloaded the van quickly. I even skipped my evening skincare routine and just used a makeup wipe because I was too beat!! It had been a long day of lots to do and not feeling well!
After we had everything done, Matt and I talked for a few and then it was time for bed!!
I guess as far as "sick" days go...this wasn't the worst!!
Julie and I would love to have you join us in our linkup this month! Come back anytime in the next to weeks to share a day in your life by linking it up below!
Sounds like a busy day! I love your fire pit and can I come watch Hallmark movies with you!? I love doing this link-up each month with you!
Haha, yes come watch Hallmark movies anytime!! ;) :) Matt built our firepit, he did such a great job! I love doing this link up with you too!!!


Delicious corn pudding with sweet rice and coconut sauce is delicious Khmer dessert.
Removed corn's hush and silks from corn's ears, washed and drained. Use sharp knife to scrapes corn cobs with thin cut.
In a medium pot, put corn kernels, sweet rice and water together, cook till sweet rice tender.
Add salt, vanilla extract and sugar, stir well.
Serve warm with prepared coconut sauce.


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There are two ways to fight for the environmental causes you believe in. You can read the news to keep yourself privy to ecological happenings, write strong-worded letters to your representatives, and finally vote with crossed fingers for the public official who represents you best. That's option one.
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The wig is great! I only gave it 4 stars because the picture has a leave headband and it is not included.


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5 Top Sports Movie Quotes That Move Us
While there's so many epic sports films with characters that have thrilled us throughout the years, getting it down to just 5 quotes was pretty tough! We'd love you to SHARE this on your social pages and tell us YOUR all-time favorite sports quotes!
Movie: Rocky Balboa – Rocky lays it on the line to his son in this epic inspiring speech...
"The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows. It's a mean and nasty place, and I don't care how tough you are, it'll beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain't about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward; how much you can take and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done!" – Sylvester Stallone as Rocky
Movie: Rudy – Rudy's decided to give it all up, but thankfully, Fortune talks some sense into him...
"You're 5-foot nothin', 100 and nothin', and you have barely a speck of athletic ability. And you hung in there with the best college football team in the land for 2 years. And, you're gonna walk outta here with a degree from the University of Notre Dame. In this life, you don't have to prove nothin' to nobody but yourself. And, after what you've gone through, if you haven't done that by now, it ain't gonna never happen. Now go on back." – Charles S. Dutton as Fortune
Movie: A League of Their Own – Coach Dugan rips into Evelyn for committing the unwritten rule...
"ARE YOU CRYING?! There's no crying... there's no crying in baseball! Rogers Hornsby was my manager and he called me a talking pile of pig $#@&, and that was when my parents drove all the way down from Michigan... and did I cry? No... NO! And you know why? Because there's no crying in baseball!" — Tom Hanks as Jimmy Dugan
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Old-fashioned to a fault, The Finest Hours will satisfy those seeking a traditional rescue drama - but may leave more adventurous viewers wanting more.
as Close Up on the Dock!
How Family-Friendly are X-Men: Apocalypse and Alice Through the Looking Glass?
It's as ruggedly constructed and guilelessly entertaining as its leading man, Chris Pine.
This unpretentious drama knows its way.
I expected nothing special and wound up being thoroughly exhilarated.
Too few of Hollywood's recent offerings can boast such a simple throughline and know when to wrap it up.
A remarkable tale, confusingly told. Impressive storm sequences and a very good Pine almost save the day.
Maybe it's just the History Channel junkie in me, but I would much rather be seeing a documentary about this mission than a trumped-up drama featuring brand-name actors and CGI squalls.
Not great, not terrible. Right in the middle.
Whilst playing things rather safe and without doing anything outside of what we expect from his film, Gillespie crafts an exhilarating ride thanks largely to huge scope for spectacle and a solid cast.
"The Finest Hours" is meant to be inspiring, but it's ultimately an average film that doesn't strike the right balance of thrilling or daring that it's surely meant to.
It's an incredibly bloodless affair, and the ending is so protracted and full of pointless, long stares that I was absolutely itching for the thing to be over.
Modern techniques make the storm and ocean merciless and imposing, but the film's stars are its story and the actors portraying these real-life men and women.
Based on a heroic true story, The Finest Hours is realistically terrifying (thanks to impressive special effects and score), but also a miraculous feat that warms the heart.
Despite great special effects, the script is a wreck and the talented cast give completely underwhelming performances. Drowning in silly Disney naivety and sentimentality, this project should have been scuttled before it ran aground on the big screen.
Everyone does their best "quiet and unassuming" in this Disney heroic family paean to whitebread. Within those limits, and using that crazy CGI tech to simulate kra-kra-crazy waterworks, a simple story, simply told. Nothing offensive here (excepting the idea of hiding in plain sight that yer being offensive), move along, move along. I enjoyed the actors, especially Bana, working their accents.
Going into "The Finest Hours," I was very hesitant, as the trailers gave away a lot of the film. I was able to forgive that this time as this is based on a true story and many people may already know what happens. Being produced by Disney, I expected a lot of schmaltz, and even though it is there to get the tears jerking, it is very effective. Bernie Webber (Chris Pine) leads an unlikely crew of four men as they are out to rescue the crew of a ship that has split in half. Cutting back and forth between the two boats was very intense and put me on the edge of my seat. Sadly, that is not the only focus of the film. As the audience finally get's swept up in this epic story of survival and rescue, the film cut back to shore where we follow Bernie's girlfriend, worried and desperate to help. Instead she slides her car into snow banks and does uninteresting things to pad out the running time. Overall, this is a very effective film and by the end, the moments with his girlfriend on shore end up being worth while, so it is forgivable. Is this the most memorable film of all time? No, but if you want to go to the theatre for some good-ol'-fashioned escapism, this may be the film for you. A very enjoyable adventure that has familiar elements throughout the entire picture.
Ervin Maske: Please tell me that's just the boat we're taking to a bigger boat.
Bernie Webber: In the coast guard they say you go out, they don't say you gotta come back.
Bernie Webber: Why'd you wait so long before saying yes to a date?


JSONiq supports than just JSON to JSON transformations. You can use it to generate or parse XML and even create queries that merge the two. In this example from the documentation, you can see JSONiq being used as a template language to generate HTML tables.
Like XQuery, JSONiq supports overlapping and non-overlapping windows. This feature is used for breaking data into evenly sized chunks or for statistical calculations such as "last 3" averages. You can learn more about tumbling and sliding windows in the XPath specification.
Another feature of JSONiq is the ability to update JSON data. In this example, you can see a status property being inserted into records that match the name "Deadbeat Jim".
JSONiq is available as part of the XQuery processor Zorba, which is distributed under Apache 2 License. JSONiq itself is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Theoretically, How does this differ from Ember.js query model?
A mongodb driver has already been implemented on top of JSONiq.
Technically I think it's a good initiative but in theory, how does this differ from Larger JS framework like Ember.js which provides a JSON query model that developers have adopted? The other question is how does this play with others?


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;

namespace TekConf.Web.ViewModels
{
	public class HomePageViewModel
	{
		public HomePageViewModel()
		{
			this.FeaturedConferences = Enumerable.Empty<HomePageConferenceDto>().ToList();
		}
		public List<HomePageConferenceDto> FeaturedConferences { get; set; }
		public int TotalCount { get; set; }
	}
}

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Cameron Miller (I) (1908–1991)
Known for The Meaning of Life (1983), Wives and Daughters (1971), Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass (1948), The First Churchills (1969)
Oct 1, 1908 (died Jun 22, 1991)
Released Film and Video (3 titles)
The Crimson Permanent Assurance (1983)
The Meaning of Life (1983)
(segment "The Crimson Permanent Assurance") (segment "The Crimson Permanent Assurance") See fewer
Portrait of Clare (1950)
Cabby Cabby See fewer
Casualty (1989)
(TV Series) - Albert Cross (1 episode, 1989) Albert Cross (1 episode, 1989) See fewer
Hanging On (Dec 1, 1989) Season 4, Episode 12 - Albert Cross Albert Cross See fewer
Never the Twain (1983–1987)
(TV Series) - Derwent / Customer (2 episodes, 1983) Derwent / Customer (2 episodes, 1983) See fewer
The Battle of Deveraux Dale (Feb 12, 1987) Season 6, Episode 5 - Derwent Derwent See fewer
Taking Stock (Oct 10, 1983) Season 3, Episode 1 - Customer Customer See fewer
Classic Ghost Stories (1986)
(TV Series) - Parson (1 episode, 1986) Parson (1 episode, 1986) See fewer
The Ash-Tree (Dec 26, 1986) Season 1, Episode 2 - Parson (uncredited) Parson (uncredited) See fewer
Lenny Henry Tonite (1986)
Popsi (1986) Season 1, Episode 2 - Actor Actor See fewer
All in Good Faith (1985)
(TV Series) - Dunwiddy (1 episode, 1985) Dunwiddy (1 episode, 1985) See fewer
In the Beginning (Dec 30, 1985) Season 1, Episode 1 - Dunwiddy Dunwiddy See fewer
Fresh Fields (1985)
(TV Series) - Old Man (1 episode, 1985) Old Man (1 episode, 1985) See fewer
Moveable Feasts (Sep 18, 1985) Season 3, Episode 3 - Old Man Old Man See fewer
Tucker's Luck (1984)
Couriers & Draughtsmen (Apr 3, 1984) Season 2, Episode 4 - Old Man Old Man See fewer
Diana (1984)
(TV Mini-series) - Ferryman (1 episode, 1984) Ferryman (1 episode, 1984) See fewer
Part Two (Jan 19, 1984) Season 1, Episode 2 - Ferryman Ferryman See fewer
With My Little Eye (1982)
(TV Movie) - Old man Old man See fewer
The Woman in White (1982)
(TV Mini-series) - Parish Clerk (2 episodes, 1982) Parish Clerk (2 episodes, 1982) See fewer
Episode #1.5 (May 12, 1982) Season 1, Episode 5 - Parish Clerk Parish Clerk See fewer
Episode #1.4 (May 5, 1982) Season 1, Episode 4 - Parish Clerk Parish Clerk See fewer
(TV Series) - Neighbour (1 episode, 1980) Neighbour (1 episode, 1980) See fewer
Episode #6.13 (Oct 13, 1980) Season 6, Episode 13 - Neighbour Neighbour See fewer
The Enigma Files (1980)
(TV Series) - Porter (1 episode, 1980) Porter (1 episode, 1980) See fewer
Cook In (May 27, 1980) Season 1, Episode 7 - Porter Porter See fewer
Jackanory Playhouse (1980)
(TV Series) - Royal physician (1 episode, 1980) Royal physician (1 episode, 1980) See fewer
The Crystal Well (Feb 4, 1980) Season 8, Episode 6 - Royal physician Royal physician See fewer
Sykes (1979)
(TV Series) - Waiter (1 episode, 1979) Waiter (1 episode, 1979) See fewer
Bad Medicine (Oct 26, 1979) Season 7, Episode 4 - Waiter Waiter See fewer
Don't Forget to Write! (1979)
Götterdämmerung (Feb 15, 1979) Season 2, Episode 5 - Old man Old man See fewer
When the Boat Comes In (1976)
(TV Series) - Gravedigger (1 episode, 1976) Gravedigger (1 episode, 1976) See fewer
Angel on Horseback (Mar 4, 1976) Season 1, Episode 9 - Gravedigger Gravedigger See fewer
Wives and Daughters (1971)
(TV Mini-series) - Mr. Grinstead (2 episodes, 1971) Mr. Grinstead (2 episodes, 1971) See fewer
Sisters (Dec 12, 1971) Season 1, Episode 5 - Mr. Grinstead Mr. Grinstead See fewer
Rivals (Dec 5, 1971) Season 1, Episode 4 - Mr. Grinstead Mr. Grinstead See fewer
The Wednesday Play (1970)
(TV Series) - Nathan (1 episode, 1970) Nathan (1 episode, 1970) See fewer
Nathan and Tabileth (Feb 11, 1970) Season 1, Episode 163 - Nathan (voice) Nathan (voice) See fewer
The First Churchills (1969)
(TV Mini-series) - Sir Winston Churchill (1 episode, 1969) Sir Winston Churchill (1 episode, 1969) See fewer
Rebellion (Feb 7, 1971) Season 1, Episode 5 - Sir Winston Churchill Sir Winston Churchill See fewer
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DSO Mid-Atlantic focuses on practitioner empowerment
By Tony Edwards, DrBicuspid.com editor in chief
March 13, 2019 -- Dental support organization (DSO) Mid-Atlantic Dental Partners acquired the 68 practices of DSO Birner Dental Management Services in October 2018 in one of the most significant transactions in dentistry in the last five years.
Mitchell Goldman is the CEO of Mid-Atlantic Dental Partners.
DrBicuspid.com spoke with Mid-Atlantic CEO Mitchell Goldman about what the acquisition means for the practitioners, how his company and affiliated practices plan to attract younger dentists, and how DSOs fit with organized dentistry. He noted that the goal of Mid-Atlantic was to focus on the fundamentals of patient care and elevate the importance of the dental team.
"The idea behind Mid-Atlantic is to empower the dentist, the hygienist," he said. "When practitioners are offered the right incentives, high-quality patient care becomes the priority."
Many attractive aspects
The number of the practices Birner was affiliated with was only one of the attractive aspects of the acquisition, according to Goldman.
"My management team and I took a look at the organization," he said. "We saw an undervalued asset that was established in great markets like Albuquerque, Denver, and Phoenix with strong dental teams."
Goldman also realized this was an opportunity to grow 65 practices that were already linked as one company than it would be to affiliate with and manage 65 individual practices.
"We saw an undervalued asset that was established in great markets."
— Mitchell Goldman, CEO of Mid-Atlantic Dental Partners.
"We told the teams in Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona that we were going to invest in technology, in our providers, and in the practices," he said.
Investing in this case meant new technology and new practice management software for the affiliated practices.
"We realized they were still running very old practice management software," he said, "and we needed to replace the old practice management program with a new, cloud-based practice management software in all the practices."
Goldman also addressed the idea that DSOs are not compatible with organized dentistry.
"This is a young industry that is being challenged at times by organized dentistry," he said. "But just as we've seen on the medical side, when the large medical groups like the dental group practices focus on providing high-quality patient care and if the business model is the right model, the larger group practices will succeed."
Attracting younger dentists
Goldman also noted that the future of dentistry resides in younger dentists and technology.
"We all know that younger dentists are leaving dental school with $300,000 or so in student loan debt," he said. "Do they really want to try to borrow another $500,000, with no business experience, to own their own practice?"
Goldman said that his organization's research suggested that the majority of new graduates from dental school are women, many of whom, but not all, are not interested in working full time after graduation.
"Our business model encourages flexible work hours and opportunities for growth for our dentists and hygienists," he noted.
The research also tells him that new dental students are comfortable with the latest technology and want to work in practices with the latest technology.
"We know we can be attractive to the younger dentist," Goldman said. "We provide mentoring and training to advance their skills and a commitment to new technology."


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Nordstrom Opening Men's Store Near Planned Megastore
By Terence Cullen	January 28, 2016 1:00 pm
3 Columbus Circle (Photo: CoStar Group).
Nordstrom has inked a deal to open a massive men's store at 3 Columbus Circle in anticipation of its much larger general store nearby on West 57th Street.
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The Seattle-based department store signed a 43,000-square-foot retail lease at the full-block building between West 57th and West 58th Streets and Broadway and Eighth Avenue, according to a press release from SL Green Realty Corp., which owns 3 Columbus Circle with The Moinian Group.
Retail asking rents at the property have gone as high as $800 per square foot, according to Crain's New York Business, which first reported news of the deal.
"We are thrilled that such a prestigious, world-class retailer will anchor 3 Columbus Circle at the corner of Broadway and 57th Street," said Brett Herschenfeld, a managing director at SL Green, in prepared remarks. "New Yorkers have waited a long time to welcome Nordstrom, a retailer that flourishes throughout the United States and which will further solidify Midtown Manhattan as the destination for high-end retail shopping."
Derek Trulson of JLL and Stephen Stephanou of Crown Retail Services represented Nordstrom in the deal, while Jeff Winick of Winick Realty Group represented the landlord. A JLL spokesman did not immediately return a request for comment.
Part of the deal is to move a Bank of America branch out of the location. SL Green executives said in the release that the relocation of the bank was part of a push to relocate tenants paying below market rents. Bank of America signed a 3,000-square-foot lease nearby at 250 West 57th Street between Broadway and Eighth Avenue, Crain's reported.
Nordstrom is slated to open its first-ever New York City location at Gary Barnett's Central Park Tower at 225 West 57th Street between Seventh Avenue and Broadway. The retailer owns the 400,000-square-foot commercial condominium at the base of the tower.
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Musical Dracula in which JYJ's Kim Junsu plays as the main character, revealed a new music video and has become a trending topic.
Just like the concept of the Dracula, this music video was revealed at midnight and features a duet song performed by Kim Junsu and Jeong Sun Ah entitled, Loving You Keeps Me Alive. The clip also shows several hidden footage of the musical's rehearsals.
Musical Dracula is based on the novel of the same name Dracula written by an Irish author, Bram Stoker, for his original works and the meeting between composer Frank Wildhorn and director David Swan has made a headline.


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Friend of shot Chesterfield teen: boyfriend was abusive, controlling
CHESTERFIELD TWP., Mich. (WJBK) - A Chesterfield teenager is on life support after being shot inside her home and her boyfriend is the prime suspect.
It's Marche Lowe's beautiful smile and larger than life personality that have close friends of the 17-year-old in tears and disbelief Tuesday.
"One of my friends called me and told me 'Marche got shot,'" said Breya Jackson, a friend. "So I instantly froze, like wow. Her of all people."
Lowe lies inside McLaren hospital in what's being called "grave condition." Chesterfield township police say the teen, while inside her home on Briar Towne Monday afternoon was shot in the head.
Her 21-year-old boyfriend originally told police it was a drive by. He is now in custody and the prime suspect.
"The statements that were originally put out there of a 20-year-old white male who fled in a silver Toyota we've determined to be erroneous," said Police Chief Bradley Kersten, Chesterfield police.
Police say Lowe's boyfriend is being held on traffic warrants out of Detroit awaiting charges. Friends of Lowe and her boyfriend tell FOX 2 this doesn't sound like something he would do.
"I still don't believe that he did it," said a friend of both Lowe and her boyfriend. "The story it doesn't add up from the outside looking in, it doesn't add up."
But another friend describes Lowe's roughly two-year relationship with her boyfriend as rocky calling him abusive and controlling. He allegedly texted Lowe that he'd kill her if she ever broke up with him. The friend calls her boyfriend a criminal who would brag about being a so-called swiper, stealing credit cards.
This all is hard to swallow to those who only know Lowe.
"Whenever I talk to Marche about him that never argued or anything," said a friend.
Lowe's friends say the teen has undergone two surgeries so far as fellow classmates, friends and teachers continue to pray for her recovery.
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The Eagles welcomed the Bears to Lincoln Financial Field Sunday night in a game that could've clinched the division for the Eagles had Washington not handed Dallas a game earlier in the day. While the game now had little meaning for the Eagles, it was apparent that no one had informed them, as they demolished the Bears, 54-11.
It was all Eagles from the start, as the Bears went three and out on the first drive of the game before hunting season began for the Eagles. Philadelphia drove 43 yards on their first drive of the game, culminating in a Nick Foles 5-yard touchdown pass to Riley Cooper, and there would be no looking back.
On the ensuing kickoff the Eagles stripped the ball from Devin Hester, recovering the ball on the Chicago 39 and driving for a LeSean McCoy 1-yard rushing touchdown to quickly take a 14-0 lead.
Foles would connect with Brent Celek on 3rd and goal from the 10 yard line for the Eagles third touchdown of the quarter, to put the score at 21-0. It would be a quiet second quarter, as each team would record just a field goal to go to the half with the Eagles up 24-3, but Philadelphia was far from finished.
Foles completed 14 of 17 passes in the first half for 145 yards and two touchdowns, while McCoy would amass 64 yards on nine first half carries.
Not to be overlooked, the Eagles defense recorded three sacks in the first half, two by Trent Cole and one by Mychal Kendricks as they bounced back from a poor showing in Minnesota.
Having had their ability to put opponents away after taking big leads questioned this season, the Eagles emerged from the locker room ready to prove doubters wrong, as they stepped on the gas.
The defense would record a safety early in the third, when Cedric Thornton caught Matt Forte in the Bears' end zone.
Philadelphia would follow that with a 67-yard drive culminating in a McCoy 1-yard rushing touchdown, his second of the evening.
The Bears would finally find the end zone as time expired in the third, completing the two-point conversion to cut Philadelphia's lead to 33-11, but the Eagles showed no signs of letting up, scoring three more touchdowns in the final quarter of play to win 54-11.
It was an explosive game for the Eagles, who put a disappointment against the Vikings last week in the rear view mirror.
Foles was efficient, completing 21 of 25 for 230 yards and two touchdowns, while McCoy saw his carries increase from eight a week ago to 18 this week, as he ran for 133 yards and two touchdowns.
McCoy would not be the only Eagles rusher to put up big numbers, as Bryce Brown finished the game with 115 yards and a touchdown on just nine carries.
A week removed from allowing 48 points to a dreadful Vikings squad, the Eagles defense looked like a completely different team, allowing just 11 points and a total of 257 yards to the Bears offense.
The Eagles defense had five sacks in the game, as Trent Cole recorded three and Mychal Kendricks two. Brandon Boykin would pick off Jay Cutler and take it 54 yards for the touchdown in the fourth quarter, as the Eagles defense dominated the Bears all night.
While a rout such as this one is always nice, there is still plenty of work to be done. The Eagles will visit Dallas Sunday at 8:30 p.m., with the division crown and a shot at the playoffs on the line.
One win away from my 10-6 prediction!


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Leaked EPA email tells staff to play up climate denial, ignore actual data
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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By Andrew Freedman 2018-03-28 19:51:58 UTC
It's no secret that Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrator Scott Pruitt disagrees with the overwhelming evidence tying human emissions of greenhouse gases to increasing global average temperatures, sea level rise, and a host of other problems for humanity.
He has, after all, moved to scuttle the Obama administration's regulations that would limit such emissions from power plants, ordered the EPA's climate change websites to go dark, and advocated for a televised debate on climate science, among other actions.
Now comes word that on Tuesday, EPA officials distributed talking points about climate science to its top public affairs staff throughout the country, providing eight talking points about the agency's work on helping America adapt to a warming planet.
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The talking points, first reported by the HuffPost, are contradicted by both the agency's previous climate science website as well as a federal climate report that EPA scientists contributed to.
The email including the new talking points was sent on behalf of Joel D. Scheraga, the agency's senior advisor for climate adaptation — a program that, ironically, Pruitt has sought to eliminate.
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According to the email in the HuffPost report, which the EPA confirmed to them as authentic, two of the bullet points outright contradict and distort the findings of mainstream climate scientists, saying:
"Human activity impacts our changing climate in some manner. The ability to measure with precision the degree and extent of that impact, and what to do about it, are subject to continuing debate and dialogue."
"While there has been extensive research and a host of published reports on climate change, clear gaps remain including our understanding of the role of human activity and what we can do about it."
A federal report published in November, known as the Climate Change Special Report, states clearly and unequivocally that the burning of fossil fuels for energy and other human activities cause global warming.
The report — which is the most which is the most up-to-date and comprehensive guide to climate science findings — states (original emphasis included):
This assessment concludes, based on extensive evidence, that it is extremely likely that human activities, especially emissions of greenhouse gases, are the dominant cause of the observed warming since the mid-20th century.
For the warming over the last century, there is no convincing alternative explanation supported by the extent of the observational evidence.
(In the language of the report, "extremely likely" means a greater than 95 percent chance.)
Global annual average radiative forcing change from 1750 to 2011 due to human activities.
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Presumably, these inaccurate EPA talking points will now be parroted by EPA public affairs officials when they deal with the media and the public, since the email was sent to communications directors and regional public affairs chiefs. That could, in effect, spread Pruitt's climate denial around the country under the guise of a respected government agency.
Pruitt has often said it's uncertain how much global warming is natural versus human-caused, a point included in the email that was leaked to the Huffington Post.
However, the November 2017 federal report specified the exact range of what the human contribution is, something that previous climate studies had not done.
It found that human activities have likely contributed between 92 percent and 123 percent of the observed temperature change from 1951 to 2010. (The contribution may be above 100 percent because, absent human activities, it's likely the climate would be cooling over time.)
Earth's average global temperature from 2013 to 2017, as compared to a baseline average from 1951 to 1980.
Image: NASA/GSFC/Scientific Visualization Studio.
"The likely contributions of natural forcing and internal variability to global temperature change over that period are minor," the dozens of scientists who wrote that report concluded.
"This period is now the warmest in the history of modern civilization," the report found.
The EPA's now archived climate change website was also unambiguous about what is causing global warming, stating that "humans are largely responsible for recent climate change." It also explains that global warming "... is caused mostly by increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere."
For Pruitt, conceding the reality of human-caused global warming would necessitate pursuing a radically different policy agenda at the EPA. To date, Pruitt's approach has been to try to dismantle the EPA, particularly its work on climate change but also in other areas — the science be damned.
These bullet points mark the spread of his climate science denial beyond EPA headquarters in Washington, D.C., to the agency's offices around the country.
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Topics: Climate, climate-environment, epa, Science, scott pruitt


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Has The Ford Bronco Sport Already Entered Production?
by Aaron Brzozowski Trucks / Comments
Evidence suggests the answer may be yes.
After approximately two months of down time, North American vehicle production facilities are once again up and running, with Detroit's Big Three kicking off the first phase of their respective restart procedures earlier this week. As such, Ford last week provided a memo to its manufacturing teams and suppliers detailing its planned production schedules across the region - which plants will be shutdown this summer, when, and for how long - so that workers and suppliers can plan accordingly.
It was within this memo that something a bit curious popped up: Ford's 2020 production plans for the Ford Bronco Sport utility vehicle.
Bronco Sport Forum
That in itself isn't curious, but what is is the memo's mention of Bronco Sport production starting in Hermosillo Sonora, Mexico on Monday, May 18. The vehicle, which is a smaller, unibody counterpart to Ford's forthcoming rugged Bronco SUV, still has yet to be "officially" revealed to the world, so the prospect that it might already have started rolling off the line is an unusual one.
Then again, these are unusual times, and Ford was thought to be readying its "baby Bronco" for an April reveal at the 2020 New York International Auto Show - an event that was, of course, "rescheduled" until August. It would make sense for an automaker not to let a canceled unveiling event push back its scheduled production start date.
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According to the memo, Ford's Hermosillo Sonora plant will build the Ford Bronco Sport through July 20, before taking a long hiatus, resuming production September 20. Odd.
Ford remains committed to bringing the 2021 Ford Bronco Sport to market this year, along with the first deliveries of the all-new fourteenth-generation F-150 and the electric Mustang Mach-E crossover. That's ambitious, given the scope of the obstacles posed by the global pandemic and the ensuing North American production halt. The long-awaited Ford Bronco SUV is expected to go on sale early in 2021, its planned launch date delayed by about the same length of time as Ford's regional manufacturing shutdown.
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David Attenborough has been named the Greatest Londoner of all time ahead of stiff competition from David Bowie and Queen Elizabeth II, as well and other notable figures born in the Big Smoke.
The poll quizzed 500 London inhabitants and 1,500 adults from elsewhere in the UK on their favourite Londoner.
Queen Elizabeth II was joined on the list by great-great grandmother Queen Victoria and the last Tudor monarch, Queen Elizabeth I.
Other entries include Charlie Chaplin, Stephen Fry and Lord Alan Sugar of Apprentice/Amstrad fame.
Attenborough, who has been appearing on TV for over 60 years, has fronted and produced a number of award winning nature documentary series, and has since become synonymous with the BBC's wildlife programming.
Beloved children's writer Beatrix Potter, World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee and The Who drummer Keith Moon were other notable figures to appear in the top 50 countdown.
Finbarr Whooley, Director of Content at the Museum of London, said: "Some of the most iconic people in British history have called London their home, and it is amazing to see such a variety of skills and personalities in this list of greats.
In order to be considered one of London's greatest, two thirds of those surveyed believe that having the ability to inspire people is the most important trait for the person to have, followed by their contribution to their chosen field.
When it comes to being considered a Londoner, most believe that it's in your blood. Fifty-five per cent believe that you have to be born in the city to call yourself a true Londoner, but knowing the Tube map by heart and being at ease in hectic crowds will help your case.
A true Londoner also knows the best secret hotspots and restaurants in the city, is able to navigate around the most tourist-heavy areas and misses the Big Smoke whenever they take a trip away.
Almost half of Brits believe that living in a major city increases your chances of doing something world-changing with your life, with fifty-eight per cent citing better access to diverse cultures as the reason for this.
Fifty six per cent think that more networking opportunities with people who could benefit your career help city dwellers on their way to greatness, while a third put it down to the inspiring surroundings in urban areas.
Two thirds agree that the most attractive aspect of city living is that there is always lots to see and do, followed by the wider range of work opportunities and chances to advance your career.
Seventy-nine per cent consider crowds and congestion the biggest drawback to the metropolitan lifestyle, while two thirds are irked by the higher rent and living costs.
London's landmarks are still considered the best reason to visit the city by visitors. Half of those surveyed visit London to see the world-famous sights while 40% take a tour of the city's museums and galleries.


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Ajangiz è un comune basco e spagnolo, di 434 abitanti situato nella comunità autonoma dei Paesi Baschi.

Storia
Ajánguiz è stato da sempre legato alla vicina Guernica.
Fino al 1844 il paese non aveva una chiesa parrocchiale propria e gli abitanti, dal punto di vista religioso, dipendevano dalle vicine Arrazua, Luno, Mendata o dalla città di Guernica. Questo fatto impedì ad Ajánguiz di constituirsi ufficialmente in un elizate, come altre località dei dintorni. Nonostante questo, Ajánguiz ebbe un seggio e diritto di voto nelle Juntas Generales della Biscaglia almeno dal XVI secolo, con lo status giuridico chiamato ledanía.

Tra il 1940 e il 1991 era annesso al comune di Guernica y Luno (Gernika-Lumo in basco).

Simboli
Lo stemma del comune si blasona:

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Comuni della provincia di Biscaglia

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KILL CITY BLUES By Richard Kadrey – Reviewed
Posted in Reviews, Uncategorized with tags 8 ball, action, angel, angels, book, books, brutal, characters, Clive Barker, death, demon, demons, dennis wheatley, download, entertaining, epic, epic b-movie, exciting, fantasy, fiction, fifth book, filic, film, film-like, god killing, great jumping on point, have to be read to be believed, horror, horror novel, in your face, james stark, john woo, kadrey, kill city blues, morpheus tales, murder, novel, novels, old world gods, pages, plot, quintin tarantino, read, reading, review, reviewed, reviewer, reviews, richard kadrey, sandman slim, series, SF, story, texas chainsaw massacre, the killer, The Sandman Slim, thriller, write, writer, writers, writing on February 18, 2015 by stanleyriiks
This is the fifth book in the Sandman Slim series, and a bloody good series it is. James Stark is Sandman Slim, a man sent to hell by a former friend and forced to fight demons in an arena. He eventually fights his way out of hell and ends up in LA where his chronicled adventures begin with the first book in the series.
With book five we have more of the same, and this is a great jumping on point if you really can't manage to get the first four books. The background is explained and all that's gone before is briefly detailed here, giving those who have forgone the previous books (don't so it, you're missing out on the most remarkable series of books, start at the bloody beginning!) enough of the backstory that everything falls nicely into place.
In this book Stark is searching for the mysterious 8 Ball, a god-killing weapon that has fallen into the hands of the god-murdering angel and Stark's personal nemesis Aelita. With his rag-tag bunch of friends, including an ex-communicated priest, a Jade (vampire-like creature), an immortal Frenchman and a robot, he heads deep into Kill City, a former shopping centre and now hellhole. Throw in God with a personality disorder, Satan being an angel again, crazy old world gods intent on eating the world, a messed up hell in the midst of a make-over, and a whole mess of other stuff and you have the fifth Sandman Slim novel.
Kadrey's in-you-face-style and never-let up pace make for exciting and non-stop reading. This is a freight train of a book and you just won't want to get off. The misadventures of our anti-hero are riveting, with Kadrey unafraid to put him and his crew in various dangers.
The new paperback format has a filmic slant, which is echoed in the film references made throughout the books, and the film-like quality of the series: think Quintin Tarantino doing a Dennis Wheatley adaptation on acid, or an early John Woo (The Killer) and early Tobe Hooper (Texas Chainsaw Massacre) collaborating on the most epic B-movie of all time, and you'll get the idea.
The Sandman Slim books really have to be read to be believed, no matter how much hyperbole I use to describe them it won't do the books justice. They are awesome in a world of mundaneity. You have not lived if you haven't read a Kadrey novel.
DYING WORDS By Shaun Hutson – Reviewed
Posted in Reviews, Uncategorized with tags action-packed, afraid, best, best work, birch, book, books, brilliant, closed room, collector, crime, detective, dying words, entertaining, fantastic twist, fiction, good solid read, hollywood blockbuster, horror, in your face, inspector, measure up, middle of the road, mindless violence, murder, nooks and crannies, novel, other writers, page turner, panache, passionate fan, paul kane, review, reviewed, reviewer, rip roaring action, shaun hutson, style, successful, surprise, thrill a minute, thriller, worst on July 6, 2010 by stanleyriiks
I like Shaun Hutson. His books are invariably entertaining. Mindless violence, action-packed, thrill-a-minute page-turners, Hutson provides a Hollywood Blockbuster of a novel.
Dying Words, whilst not his best work, is still a good solid read, and offers some nice insight into Hutson's mind as we see two writers, one a grossly successful horror writer, the other an intellectual biographer, both are prime suspects in a murder. Then another body turns up. Then another. Detective Inspector Birch has no clues, the murders were committed in closed rooms, flats or houses, all locked from the inside. But as Birch digs deeper he starts to find out secrets that no one wants uncovered…
What starts off as a simple crime novel, ends with a fantastic twist that unfortunately doesn't come as much of a surprise. It wouldn't have been believable at all if it had, but the lead-up is pretty clear.
Although the book lets down with the lack of surprise, it's still a Hutson book, rip-roaring action throughout, and unflinching in every sense. Hutson peers into the nooks and crannies other writers are afraid to even think of, and that's what we want.
Shaun Hutson churns out his books with such regularity that it's hard for the average reader to keep up, in which case if you haven't read one of his novels there are better ones out there, but for the passionate fan or collector then this will fit nicely on your shelf with the rest of Huston's novels.
It's a shame that I've recently read a similarly themed book by Paul Kane, which does the whole crime/horror novel with a little more skill and panache, and after that I'm afraid that Hutson doesn't quite measure up.
Of course Hutson still delivers his trade-mark in-your-face style and plenty of action, the first few chapters alone are brilliant. But Dying Words doesn't work as well of other books of a similar kind, and Hutson has produced better. Not his best and not his worst, and who wants to read middle-of-the-road anyway?


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#ifndef __OIDC_TYPES_H_
#define __OIDC_TYPES_H_

namespace modox {
  using namespace opkele;
  using namespace std;

  enum error_result_t { no_idp_found, invalid_id, idp_not_trusted, invalid_nonce, canceled, unspecified, unauthorized, no_storage, invalid_config };
  enum exec_result_t { id_accepted, fork_failed, child_no_return, id_refused };

  typedef struct session {
	  string session_id;
	  string hostname; // name of server (this is in case there are virtual hosts on this server)
	  string path;
	  string identity;
	  string username; // optional - set by AuthOpenIDAXUsername
	  int expires_on; // exact moment it expires
  } session_t;

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  class modauthopenid_message_t : public params_t {
  public:
    modauthopenid_message_t(params_t& _bom) { bom = _bom; };
    bool has_field(const string& n) const { return bom.has_param("openid."+n); };
    const string& get_field(const string& n) const { return bom.get_param("openid."+n); };
    bool has_ns(const string& uri) const { return bom.has_ns(uri); };
    string get_ns(const string& uri) const { return bom.get_ns(uri); };
    fields_iterator fields_begin() const { return bom.fields_begin(); };
    fields_iterator fields_end() const { return bom.fields_end(); };
    void reset_fields() { bom.reset_fields(); };
    void set_field(const string& n,const string& v) { bom.set_field(n, v); };
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Heat the cream over medium heat until hot (not boiling).
Place the chopped white chocolate in a medium heat-safe bowl, then pour the hot cream and the butter. Let it cool for one minute, then whisk in the champagne and icing/powdered sugar. Refrigerate covered until firm.
Form the truffle balls by dusting your hard with sugar, and rolling the mix between your hands to make small balls. Set over a tray lined with parchment paper and refrigerate.
Melt the bittersweet chocolate using a double boiler. Once melted, let it sit a couple of minutes, then dip each truffle using a fork. Let excess chocolate drip off and place the truffle over parchment to set. top with grated chocolate or chocolate shavings, and serve or refrigerate until use.


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Q: PHP simpleXML: parse specific attribute value of multiple entries I have the following XML:
<doc>
    <str name="segment">20170913064727</str>
    <str name="digest">427522d5ceb605f87755c909deac698a</str>
    <str name="title">AMS Site</str>
<doc>

I want to parse it and to save the value of "title" to the variable $ergTitle (that would be "AMS Site").
I have the following PHP code:
foreach($data->result->doc as $dat) {
    foreach ($dat->str as $att) {
        foreach ($att->attributes() as $a => $b) {
            echo $a,'="',$b,"\"\n" . '
';
            if ($b=='title') {
                echo "OK";
            }
        }
    }
}

Which results to:
name="segment"
name="digest"
name="id"
name="title"
OKname="url"
name="content"

But how can I now get the value of name="title" and save it to my variable?
Goal: I want to print the content of "content", "url", "title" and so on (its for a result site of a search query.)

A: You're iterating over the element's attributes. In your loop, the element value is in the $dat variable. In this example, I had to remove one foreach() loop because of the sample XML:
<?php
$data = simplexml_load_file("a.xml");
foreach($data->str as $dat) {
    foreach ($dat->attributes() as $a => $b) {
        echo $a,'="',$b,'"';
        if ($b=='title') {
            echo "right one";
        }
    }
    echo " -> ".$dat."
";
}

/* result */
name="segment" -> 20170913064727
name="digest" -> 427522d5ceb605f87755c909deac698a
name="title" right one -> AMS Site

If you want to put the title when you find it in a variable, use the same variable inside the loop:
<?php
$data = simplexml_load_file("a.xml");
foreach($data->str as $dat) {
    foreach ($dat->attributes() as $a => $b) {
        if ($b=='title') {
            $title = $dat;
            break;
        }
    }
}
echo "Title: ".$dat; // Title: AMS Site

A: Based on the structure of your XML, it might be easier to just loop over the <str> elements and build up an array mapping the name attribute to the content.
$dat = simplexml_load_string($xml);

$attributes = [];

foreach ($dat->str as $str) {
  $attributes[(string) $str['name']] = (string) $str;
}

You could then access the "title" element under $attributes['title'] (or assign it to your $ergTitle variable, etc).

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Beta closes 10 am PT/1 pm ET on Monday.
If you've been playing the beta for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4's Blackout battle royale mode, you may have experienced crashes, or problems launching the game. In an update posted yesterday, Treyarch said it was looking into it, alongside other issues such as crosshairs tracking enemies through walls.
In a Reddit post, the developer said it was "tracking a handful of reasons for crashes and issues launching the game across various PC setups". Hopefully they're fixed today—the beta only runs until 10 am PT/1 pm ET tomorrow, September 17.
On aim tracking, Treyarch said it was investigating reports that aim assist is causing player's "reticles to slightly track enemies through hard surfaces". It's also "on the case" when it comes to some players dying during their initial wingsuit deployment—"funny to watch... but not so much when it happens to you".
If you need a helping hand in the beta, then check out Omri's article on the best drop locations. If you don't fancy playing but want to read James, Chris, and Tyler's opinions on the mode, go here.
Treyarch said separately that it's working hard to prevent team-killing, and was considering changing the mode's rules so that players couldn't pick up an ally's loot after killing them.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 comes out in full on October 12.


A blurb in the Atlantic about how researchers are using data on the quantity of airtime sold per purchase to create a heat map of wealth in Côte d'Ivoire. Here's a link to the actual report. I wonder what other applications research methods like this could have for African countries? I don't know if it's possible, but a map depicting the web of airtime transfers would be fascinating.
I don't know anything about your country. Can you please explain why airtime = wealth?
I've never been to the Ivory Coast, but in other African countries I've visited airtime is literally the time you can use your cell phone over the airways (with texting and minutes of call time having different rates). So these researchers came up with measuring wealth with these pay as you go phones by mapping (based on info from the cellphone company) how much airtime customers bought per purchase by location, with the assumption being that wealthier customers buy larger quantities of airtime at a time (to save the hassle of frequent purchases) and that poorer customers buy airtime in smaller quantities as they have the money. Hope that helps explain it better!
Thanks Mark, I figured it was something like that, but do these statistics exclude business use, Government use etc? I don't know about Ivory Coast, but in my part of the world, the first people to buy iPhones and other cellular technologies are the students who have no money and have to get loans to support their studies. They might become 'wealthy' one day but in the meantime they still manage to buy the cool toys and mobile is their number one form of communication.
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Grazia, the world's only italian fashion magazine, is 80
The Mondadori Group brand is published on 5 continents with 20 international editions, 17 million readers and 35 million unique users
This evening a celebratory evening will take place with Italian and world famous celebrities, including Pixie Lott, Ireland Basinger Baldwin, Patty Pravo and Eleonora Abbagnato.
And in the role of exceptional "godmother", the top model Nadège. A special prize will go to Alessandro Gassman for an outstanding career
of more than 30 years.
On the occasion of its 80th anniversary, Grazia has produced a special collectors' edition called Celebrating – Made in Grazia, in recognition of Italian beauty and talent.
Grazia, the Mondadori Group weekly that is a reference point in fashion and an authentic voice in current affairs, is celebrating its 80th anniversary by maintaining all of the passion and urgency it started with.
First published in Italy in 1938, today Grazia is the only 100% Italian fashion magazine sold across the world, from France and Great Britain, and from Mexico to China and Australia.
The title has accompanied generations of women thanks to a unique formula that combines fashion, current affairs and news; as well as investigations and background profiles, on issues of greatest interest, along with con exclusive features, a visionary style supported by great photographers and interviews with world-famous personalities, thanks to a continuous ongoing dialogue with leading protagonists around the world and a special relationship with celebrities, top models and designers.
Strong points that have enabled the iconic brand to evolve into a multi-channel system that is appreciated by the most dynamic and sophisticated readers and digital communities as the ideal interpreter of Made in Italy.
Today Grazia, which is published in 5 continents with 20 editions, reaches a total of more than 17 million readers with monthly sales of over 10 million copies, 35 million unique users every month and 13 million followers on social media, confirming its position as one of the preferred advertising vehicles for upscale fashion and cosmetics companies.
THE CELEBRATORY EVENT
This evening an event will take place in Milan to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Grazia, the culmination of a series of special initiatives, organised during the year by the Italian magazine edited by Silvia Grilli with the hashtag #Graziayoungsince1938, to celebrate the history of the iconic brand of the Mondadori Group.
The event, which is being held at the prestigious Rotonda della Besana, will begin with cocktails before proceeding with an exclusive show inspired by the values that have made Grazia a distinctive brand that continues to evolve: Made in Italy, internationalism, creativity, elegance and sustainability.
Joining Ernesto Mauri, Chief Executive Officer of Mondadori Group, Silvia Grilli, editor of the magazine and Carla Vanni, director of the Grazia International Network, will be a range of Italian a world-famous international guests including: Pixie Lott, Ireland Basinger Baldwin, daughter of Kim Basinger and Alec Baldwin, Patty Pravo, Eleonora Abbagnato, the soprano Carly Paoli, Victoria Cabello, Filippa Lagerback, Alessia Marcuzzi and journalist Mia Ceran.
The exceptional "godmother" of the event will be Nadège, one of the most famous top models of the golden age of fashion and one of that small group of "super models" that revolutionised the fashion system, transforming themselves from mannequins into women with strong personalities able to enchant entire generations.
The actor Alessandro Gassman will receive a special prize for an outstanding career of over 30 years and social commitment, both in Italy and abroad, a manifestation of the values of excellence and responsibility that have always inspired Grazia's journalistic mission. The special musical guest is Ofenbach, the French duo that has achieved world renown with their music with the hits Be Mine (three Platinum Discs in Italy) and Italy's most played track on the radio in 2017, Katchi (Platinum Disc) and Party, and the new single Paradise.
The event has the support of the City of Milan Milano and the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, and coincides with the opening of the Milan Fashion Week.
During the evening it will also be possible to admire Terzo Paradiso by Michelangelo Pistoletto, a work which, on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of Grazia, was created by the artist using only recovered copies of the magazine to underline an eco-sustainable promise and reaffirm the role of the printed page in contemporary society: to inform and stimulate thought.
The installation will remain open to visitors of the historic site of the Rotonda della Besana during the whole of the Milan Fashion Week, which ends on 21 September.
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CELEBRATING – MADE IN GRAZIA: A COLLECTORS' ISSUE
Grazia also wanted to recognise Italian beauty and talent with a special issue Celebrating – Made in Grazia, a coffee table book featuring pages with interviews, stories and extraordinary images dedicated to the biggest Italian talents and international culture and genius as seen by important authors from our country.
The most famous models shot by celebrated photographers, such as Bianca Balti photographed by Gia Coppola, stories about the lives and work of our designers, the men and women of cinema, stars from the worlds of music, dance, sport, architecture, art, design and literature. Personalities form a whole range of areas, together to tell some unexpected tales in conversation such as those between Mika and Pierpaolo Piccioli, Diego Della Valle and Pierfrancesco Favino, Miuccia Prada and Alice Rohrwacher, or protraits of Roberto Bolle and Donatella Versace by writers such Marco Missiroli and Teresa Ciabatti.
The special collectors' issue also an overview of Grazia covers form yesterday and today, by leading Italian artists such as Marcello Maloberti, Mimmo Paladino, Paola Pivi and Nico Vascellari.
Celebrating – Made in Grazia, in Italian and English, is on sale from 18 September on newsstands and selected bookstores in major international cities.
GRAZIA GLOBAL CONFERENCE 2018
The celebrations for the 80th anniversary of Grazia will continue on Tuesday 18 September with the Grazia Global Conference 2018.
A working conference at the Palazzo Mondadori, the Group's headquarters, that will bring together the director of the Grazia International Network Carla Vanni and the managers and partners of the 20 editions of the magazine from around the world (Italy, France, Spain, Germany, Holland, the UK, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Russia, the United Arab Emirates, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, India, China, Korea, Morocco and Australia).
The meeting will feature special testimony from Rosita, Angela, Luca and Francesco Missoni; Robert Triefus, Executive Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer, Brand and Customer Engagement of Gucci and Brunello Cucinelli, chairman and chief executive of the brand of the same name, and will also offer an opportunity to discuss trends and future scenarios for fashion in the digital age, with speeches by Carla Buzasi, Managing Director of WGSN and Giuliano Noci, professor of Strategy and Marketing and Pro-rector of the Chinese Territorial Hub of the Politecnico di Milano.


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O'Dea delivers body blow to Irish neutrality - Mary Lou McDonald
Sinn Féin MEP for Dublin Mary Lou McDonald has today accused Defence Minister Willie O'Dea of "delivering another body blow to Irish neutrality and of further undermining the United Nations in his rush to boost efforts to militarise the EU". Ms McDonald made her comments after Minister O'Dea committed Irish troops to front-line rapid reaction forces under the direction and command of the EU.
Speaking today, Ms McDonald said:
"The decision of Defence Minister Willie O'Dea to commit Irish troops to front-line rapid reaction forces under the direction and command of the EU, is another giant step towards the militarisation of the EU and is a body blow to Irish neutrality.
"The building up of EU military strength is also being carried out at the expense of the United Nations. For some time now the UN has been grossly under funded, and this combined with the creeping militarisation of the EU, has directly weakened the capacity of the UN to effectively deal with international crises and to prevent genocide. Instead of channelling the necessary additional resources into the UN, the European Union has been busy building up its own military capacity.
"Furthermore, when troops are deployed to EU led missions they become unavailable for any actions the UN may wish to lead and manage directly. Minister O'Dea, by his actions, is actively playing his part in undermining the UN at the expense of a strategic, insular and regional military alliance." ENDS


Neck knives are favored by those who are legally restricted from carrying larger blades, or who are prohibited from carrying a concealed fixed-blade. A Neck knife is a small fixed-blade knife which is carried by means of a "pendant rig", in which the knife is suspended from around one's neck, handle down, by either a length of paracord or, more commonly, a breakaway beaded or ball chain such as those utilized for military dog tags. The knife stays in place by means of a form-fitting synthetic sheath, which holds it securely in place until yanked sharply. Some manufacturers prefer a looser fitting sheath augmented with magnets.