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Reminder – AlgomaTrad Presents David Francey, July 28, Richards Landing
AlgomaTrad and St. Joseph Township invite you to share a magical evening of song and music with David Francey, in concert on Saturday, July 28 on St. Joseph Island. Three-time Juno award winner David Francey (www.davidfrancey.com) and his musicians will perform an outdoor concert at 7PM on the intimate, new stage at the Centennial Grounds in Richards Landing, St. Joseph Island. David Francey, whose evocative song "Skating Rink" is the official theme song of Hockey Day in Canada, weaves stories and music in an unforgettable fashion. Don't miss this opportunity to hear David in his only appearance in the Algoma region this year. Tickets are $20, $15/students, $10/ 12 and under, 5 years of age and under free. Ticket purchase on-line at www.algomatrad.ca, at the door, or call: 705 782 4311. Please forward this to your friends and acquaintances, it would be much appreciated – hope to see you there! Julie Schryer and Pat O'Gorman, AlgomaTrad
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Welcome to Ms. Benson's Blog!
The first three days of kindergarten could be summed up using the following words: exhilarating, adventurous, exhausting, unpredictable, and rewarding. Even though I say I forget how tough it is at the beginning of kindergarten every year (this year being no different), I am proud to say that this has been one of the smoothest starts I've ever had to a school year. This just goes to show how well prepared many of my students were for kindergarten. I couldn't be prouder!
Though I will give you a more detailed description next week of what we are learning in our classroom, I wanted to show you a few videos from the first few days. For reading and writing, I will eventually meet with individuals and/or small groups, but first, students must learn to work independently. To do this, we slowly build stamina working in these two areas. Through modeling and explicit instruction, students learn pretty quickly what is expected of them during this time. Each and every year, my students have practiced these expectations with success on the first day of school, but NEVER BEFORE have my students been able to read and write quietly for 3 minutes!! I was blown away by their ability to work for this amount of time the very first day. Please believe me when I say, this is NOT normal! See for yourself. It was absolutely silent!
If these videos are any indication of what's to come from these students, it's going to be one successful year! I cannot wait to see where they take me.
Our biggest obstacle this week is that the playground "is broken" (my students' words, not mine :). The school board recently approved the renovations that were to be done, and unfortunately, they were not completed before school began. We have been fortunate that the preschool playground has been available, so we have enjoyed playing there. Preschoolers, however, begin school on Tuesday, so that won't be an option for most of next week. We may have to resort to some good, old-fashioned organized games. I can't say I've ever imagined myself as a P.E. teacher, but you never know. It could be my gift! Either way, rest assured, your child will still get some movement, fresh air, and exercise. Once the playground is done, we will have a new black top, a climbing structure, and a shaded area. I am hopeful everything will be done by Labor Day.
Amidst new learning, play, friends, and procedures, we have had so much fun these past three days. Here are some pictures of our adventures. I will share many more with you at the end of next week. I know there are so many things yet to learn about the students in my class, but of these things I am certain: my students are smart, kind, and special. I am beyond blessed to be their teacher!
On that note, I am going to end with a sweet story. After teaching my students how to read a letter sounds book, a sweet girl in my room shouts out, "I feel like I can read now!" From the mouths of babes! This is my hope for all of my students. They should see themselves as readers whether they can read words or not. There is power in reading the pictures and retelling familiar stories. With this belief and motivation, I truly believe my students will be real readers by the end of the year. I look forward to having a front row seat to their amazing journey.
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Navigating grief, COVID-19 anxiety, and finding peace in saying 'no,' with Morehead-Cain Mentor Lakshmi Murty Goudar '99
News & Spotlights | September 20, 2021
Morehead-Cain Mentor Lakshmi Murty Goudar '99, on left, with her mentee, Jaya Mishra '22.
About five months into quarantine in August 2020, I received an email from Megan Mazzocchi (the Foundation's associate director and director of alumni engagement) asking if I wanted to participate in the Morehead-Cain Mentoring Program. As if she knew I suffered from "analysis paralysis," the email indicated that the Foundation's alumni engagement team had hand-picked as my mentee a bright young scholar named Jaya Mishra and gave me little reason to even conceive of declining.
I technically checked all the boxes Jaya was looking for but, honestly, I wasn't sure what I would have to offer to such an accomplished young woman (Impostor Syndrome, anyone?). However, from the first Zoom call to the most recent, I find our interactions and meetings to be refreshing, helpful, and incredibly impactful. And I think Jaya gets something out of it, too!
At our very first encounter, Jaya shared with me her struggles over the previous year as they related to the death of a good friend and fellow Morehead-Cain Scholar (Wynn Burrus '20). Having just gone through something similar (losing one of my best friends from UNC–Chapel Hill to colon cancer), it was difficult to listen to her pain without mine resurfacing.
Initially, it felt inappropriate to become emotional with a mentee, especially on Day 1. But I realized that death is emotional. Bearing witness and being vulnerable is something everyone needs help getting used to.
I believe that initial interaction set the foundation for what has become a very open and honest relationship. Throughout the last year, I've watched as Jaya has navigated school virtually, reacted to the collective anxiety COVID-19 has caused, and become elected president of her sorority—which subsequently prompted questions regarding her impact as a woman of color.
We have also discussed her other activities, including her Summer Enrichment Program experience working on Merck's global vaccine policy team in Washington, D.C., research projects, and leadership positions within Sangam, a South Asian student organization. While she undoubtedly juggles it all seamlessly, we most recently talked about the importance of not doing it all and being OK with that.
It's something I continue to struggle with today: prioritizing, delegating, and saying "no." I suspect it will be years before any of our overachieving graduating scholars will truly feel comfortable prioritizing where they spend their most precious commodity—time. But, I am hopeful that starting the conversation with Jaya now will keep this in the back of her mind.
I look forward to continuing my relationship with Jaya through her senior year and hopefully beyond. Listening to her talk about wanting to make the world a better place for women gives me hope for my son and for future generations. The opportunity to be a part of the Morehead-Cain Mentoring program has been an honor.
More about Lakshmi
Lakshmi is an adult endocrinologist in Norfolk, Virginia. After receiving her bachelor's degrees from Carolina in psychology and chemistry, she worked in the private consulting sector for a few years before pursuing medical school back at the University. The double alumna received her MD in 2007, followed by an internal medicine residency at Duke University Medical Center (2007–2010) and an endocrinology fellowship at Eastern Virginia Medical School (2010–2012).
Lakshmi resides in Virginia Beach with her husband, Ranjit, an adult oncologist (who graduated from the University of Virginia as a Jefferson Scholar in 2000), and their son, Vikram, a tween extraordinaire.
The alumna and Janora McDuffie-Ryan '99 are the co-founders of Clip-In Cousins, a group that connects Morehead-Cain Scholars and Alumni through "physical vigor" via the Peloton workout platform.
You can connect with the group on Facebook and Instagram.
A recent post by @clipincousins on Instagram.
More about Jaya
Jaya is a senior from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, pursuing majors in global health, neuroscience, and Hindi. On campus, she serves as president of the Kappa Delta sorority and co-chair of the Mahatma Gandhi Fellowship through the Carolina Asia Center. The scholar is also involved in education advocacy work on behalf of the Malala Fund and the Indian NGO, Educate Girls. After graduating from Carolina, Jaya plans to use her experience in women's health research to pursue an MPH and an MD.
The Morehead-Cain Mentoring Program is designed to leverage the power of the Morehead-Cain network by cultivating connections between scholars and alumni, and providing structure and support to these relationships so they can develop based on shared values and interests. All rising juniors and seniors are eligible to participate.
"Extremely thankful for my relationship with Lakshmi, who has helped me navigate this past year and a half. This mentorship has been such a highlight for me throughout the pandemic, as both she and I have had to work through grief, tragedy, and spreading ourselves too thin."
Jaya Mishra
Actor and voice over artist Janora McDuffie-Ryan '99 on finding compassion as a Morehead-Cain mentor
Frances Reed '22: What I learned from my Morehead-Cain Mentor Amir Barzin '06 about leading in public health crises
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What's Next for Google Wave
By Jessica E. Vascellaro
Google on Wednesday began trickling out 100,000 invites to Google Wave, the companys fancy new collaboration software.
Invites are going to developers, customers and other folks who registered for an early peek. Techies were abuzz, sending their reactions--from "no big deal" to "Facebook killer"--out across Twitter, Facebook and blogs. The same sites were clogged with people begging for invites to also try Google Wave from the lucky 100,000, who can each invite a few users. (Don't ask Digits -- we're all tapped out).
Wave, which Google previewed in May, is a new way for businesses and consumers to collaborate. It blends elements of email, wikis, instant messaging and social networking to try to make it easier for people to plan everything from a dinner to a presentation, in real time.
Like email, users of Wave will have a basic inbox online where they can view all their current conversations, known as Waves. But these conversations aren't just messages. They are online desktops where people can drag, drop and comment on media. To add to a Wave, they create a blip, which is like a message.
Wave also supports software applications, so a Wave could launch a game or publish to a blog.


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MS Dhoni has inspired a whole generation and will be sorely missed: ICC
MS Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday (August 15) evening. A terse post on his Instagram page read, 'consider me retired'.
The 39-year-old is the only captain to have won all ICC trophies - T20 World Cup in 2007, ODI World Cup in 2011 and the Champions Trophy in 2013.
"MS Dhoni is one of the all-time greats of the game. The image of his winning shot at the Wankhede Stadium in the 2011 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup final is etched in the memory of cricket lovers around the world," said ICC Chief Executive Manu Sawhney.
MS Dhoni retires: Gautam Gambhir reckons no other captain would be able to achieve what 'Captain Cool' has
Sawhney was referring to the six which Dhoni hit off Sri Lanka's Nuwan Kulasekara to win the ODI World Cup title at home.
"He has inspired a whole generation and will be sorely missed. On behalf of the ICC, I congratulate him for an outstanding cricket career and wish him all the best for the future," said Sawhney.
In 98 Tests, Dhoni scored 4,876 runs with 256 catches and 38 stumpings, while amassing 10,773 runs with 321 catches and 123 stumpings in 350 ODIs.
He last turned out for India during the semifinals against New Zealand in the ICC ODI World Cup last year.
In T20Is, the 39-year-old aggregated 1617 runs with 57 catches and 34 stumpings. He scored six centuries in Tests and 10 in ODIs.
MS Dhoni retires: Karthik leads calls for Indian Jersey number 7 to be retired
Dhoni spent 656 days as the top-ranked batsman in the ICC Men's ODI Player Rankings from 2006 to 2010 and was the ICC ODI Player of the Year in 2008 and 2009.
He was in the ICC ODI Teams of the Year in 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 and in the ICC Test Teams of the Year in 2009, 2010, 2012 and 2013. He won the ICC Spirit of Cricket award in 2011.
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This is my face after hours and hours of glitches on the website here yesterday.
Thank you so much to those of you who reached out to me about these glitches (and the emails in your in box). My web administrator and myself have been working diligently to get things back in order and up to snuff.
As the nature of my business moves toward online courses and coaching – things you can access right from the comfort of your living room – I needed the website to reflect those offerings.
And that meant changing the look of Simply Sather.
I'm so very sorry for the mess in your email in boxes yesterday. We still don't know how it happened, but are aware of the inconvenience and are working to ensure it doesn't happen again.
I hope you will continue subscribing as more soul tending resources and tips are on the way.
I'm so very excited to share this with y'all.
It's been several weeks in the making. And while it may just seem like another logo – I'd like to share a few special things about it.
My creative support is genius. She saw the fonts I provided and after I mentioned that I often get compliments on my handwriting, she somehow turned my first attempt at a writing sample into my new logo.
2| The colors are significant.
I rushed (what we called it back then) a sorority in 1992 and like all of them – they have colors. The colors in my sorority are black + gold, which have locked themselves in my subconscious over the years. So much so that I have coffee mugs, furniture and wall hangings in these colors.
3 | The heart is my signature stamp.
I'm not sure how she did it, but I wanted a doodle heart, less structured…not perfect.
It represents a heart rock I found while vacationing in Washington State this past summer. We were walking back from the beach to our car – the same path we'd taken to get to the beach – when I almost stepped on it. Not sure how I missed it, I bent to grab it and almost cried.
A weathered rock. Smooth, but cracked.
This heart had been through something.
I asked my husband if I could take it. Not sure why, I wasn't sure something so beautiful wasn't worth more or belonged to someone else. I guess I needed verbal confirmation outside of myself.
It represented me. My heart.
And in that moment, we both knew that it would become the symbol of the soul tending support I work to offer.
There is so much content in my heart. Once the format is set up (the website) and I learn how to navigate it with less time spent on the "behind-the-scenes", there will be more here for you.
More designed to help you tend to your soul.
In fact, as a thank you gift for your patience and for sticking with me here in this space, I'd like to offer this FREE resource I created to help me make + take the margin in my life to tend to my own soul. Enjoy!


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Review: 20 years - successes & key stats
Professional Manager
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Elite Player Development
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Coach McKinstry is a professional football manager with experience at full international level (Uganda, Rwanda & Sierra Leone).
REVIEW: Coach McKinstry's Successes & Challenges with the Leone Stars
Published: Wednesday, 15 October 2014 09:00
Within just 16 months Coach McKinstry had led Sierra Leone to their highest ever FIFA World and African rankings (August 2014).
Coach McKinstry disappointed and frustrated at decision (17 September 2014).
Published: Wednesday, 17 September 2014 20:00
Coach McKinstry has expressed his disappointment and frustration at the decision to replace him as Head Coach of the Sierra Leone 'Leone Stars' (17 September 2014).
Sierra Leone unfortunate in DR Congo (10 Sep 2014)
The Leone Stars have ended a week of travel delays and interrupted preparations with a defeat to DR Congo. (10 Sep 2014)
Leone Stars arrive for DR Congo clash. (9 Sep 2014)
Published: Tuesday, 09 September 2014 20:30
The Leone Stars have arrived in Lubumbashi and completed training ahead of their qualifier with DR Congo tomorrow (Wed 10 Sept 2014).
Leone Stars impress against Ivory Coast 'elephants' (6 Sep 2014)
Published: Sunday, 07 September 2014 02:30
The Leone Stars delivered an impressive performance against the 'elephants' of the Ivory Coast, despite very limited preparations due to the late confirmation of the game in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. (6 Sep 2014)
Leone Stars arrive in Ivory Coast ahead of Group D AFCON Clash (3 Sep 2014)
Published: Thursday, 04 September 2014 21:30
The Sierra Leone 'Leone Stars' have arrived in Abidjan, Ivory Coast ahead of their opening Group D qualification game this weekend (6 September 2014).
Sierra Leone reach new heights in FIFA World Rankings (14 Aug 2014)
Seychelles withdraw, forfeiting AFCON 2015 qualifier to Leone Stars. (31 July 2014)
Sierra Leone defeat Seychelles 2-0 in Freetown (19 July 2014)
Leone Stars complete preparations for Seychelles encounter (18 July 2014)
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You can read more about Coach McKinstry's:
Expertise and Professional background; and see some example media coverage
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Experience in professional football management, his work with the Uganda 'Cranes'; his work with the Rwanda 'Amavubi', and his achievements with the Sierra Leone 'Stars'.
About Coach McKinstry
Coach McKinstry is a UEFA Pro Licensed Football Coach, with a number of successes across his 20+ year career to date. He is currently Head Coach of Gor Mahia FC in Kenya
As Head Coach of the Uganda National Team, the 'Uganda Cranes' (2019 - 2021) he led Uganda to win CECAFA 2019 and over his tenure delivered a WIN from 2 in every 3 games, going undefeated in over 8 in every 10 games played. This represented the highest 'win' and 'undefeated' rate achieved by a Uganda National Team Coach in over 15 years.
He was International Manager and Head Coach of the Rwanda National Football Team (2015-16). Within just 17 months he led Rwanda to a number of highs - including their first ever appearance in the knockout stages of a major international tournament (Quarter-finals of CHAN, Jan 2016) and finished runner-up in CECAFA (Dec 2105), being named 'Coach of the Tournament' for his efforts.
Across 2013-14, he was Head Coach of the Sierra Leone National Men's Football team. Within just over a year, he had led Sierra Leone to their highest ever FIFA World and African rankings - 7th in Africa and 50th in the World (August 2014).
He has also been Head Coach of Saif Sporting Club, Bangladesh Premier League (2018-19); and FK Kauno Zalgiris, Lithuanian A-Lyga (2017-18). He is a European (UEFA), American (NSCAA) and university qualified football coach.
Coach McKinstry is a member of 'Common Goal'. Together members seek to support high-impact organisations that harness the power of football to advance the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
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Coach McKinstry has extensive experience in elite player development, at both full international level and in elite academies.
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There is an almost missionary zeal to Johnny McKinstry's devotion to his job.
Leone Stars shine with purpose... what is even more remarkable is what the young Northern Irishman has done ... the Leone Stars are ranked 50th in the world and seventh in Africa – higher than they have ever been.
McKinstry has a voracious appetite for football and for learning, he lives and breathes it and his sense of adventure means predicting his next move is not easy.
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Period Blood Color or Menstrual Blood Is This? It May Cause Of Death- Usually, women do not care about how blood is coming during periods or menstrual flow. But believe that you should take care of this thing. Let us tell you that the color of blood that comes in the Periods tells many of your inner diseases.
Periods, that is, the blood released during the epidemic is not only red but In the of the beginning of menstruation blood tends to be pink, brown, black and orange. Doctors believe that this color is an indicator of diseases. yeast or a bacterial infection usually causes abnormal discharge.
Let's know about irregular Vaginal bleeding and menstrual blood unhygienic.
If you have an ordinary red color Period, then you are completely healthy and fit. Such women can ever conceive. Let us tell you that red blood is new, sometimes bloody red blood is also available after heavy bleeding in periods. if the period blood color or menstrual blood is this? it may cause of death.
Read Also: Top Best Home Remedies to stop abnormal discharge, Vaginal Yeast Infection!
It is important for you to know that if you have Dark Brown Period Blood then know that this blood is old. The blood of this color comes when the blood remains in the uterus for a long time. When it comes out it looks brown. You can get this type of bleeding in the morning. If you have severe pain or blood clotting with this kind of blood. if the period blood color or menstrual blood is this? it may cause of death.
So you can have some type of vaginal infection and if there is a lot of bad smells coming out and also large blood clots during the period, then understand that the situation is serious. In such a situation, consult a doctor immediately. Pink or brown discharge or spotting before a period may be an early sign of pregnancy. also, brown discharge instead of the period could I be pregnant.
dark red Period Blood Color Changes Menstruation Clots thickness.
Many times women get orange period blood, this happens when blood emerges with the liquid present in the upper part of the uterus. Let us tell you that the presence of orange menstrual blood is not a good sign, and if there is a strong smell when it is an indication of menstruation infection. if the period blood color or menstrual blood is this? it may cause of death.
orange vaginal discharge instead of the period, orange period blood mean pregnancy. orange vaginal discharges are bacterial vaginosis and trichomoniasis. Bacterial vaginosis is an overgrowth of a naturally occurring bacteria called Gardnerella Vaginalis. it may cause foul-smelling vaginal discharge and vaginal itching. it's very dangerous for your health.
Many times in the epidemic, the layer inside the uterus comes out with blood, due to which the normal blood clots appear in the blood, but if their size is larger than normal, then it is an indication of hormonal insertion. jelly like blood clots during the period.
In such a situation, it is advisable to get a doctor examined. menstrual clots generally occur when the flow is heavy. dark red or blackish clots may appear during period blood bright red and watery.big blood clots in period mean black period blood pregnant. period blood bright red and watery is good for health. bright red period blood with clots. if the period blood color or menstrual blood is this? it may cause of death.
If a woman gets pink colored blood in the period, then it is your unhealthy diet plan. If you do not take nutritious food then you will get to see such blood during an epidemic. Another reason may be that your estrogen level has decreased. if the period blood color or menstrual blood is this? it may cause of death.
Black period blood at beginning of the period is not a good sign. If the woman is suffering greatly with black blood, then it is an indication that you may have problems in conceiving. This color indicates the diseases of fibroids and endometriosis. if the period blood color or menstrual blood is this? it may cause of death.
Let us know that endometrial cells inside the uterus in this disease, called endometriosis, come out of the urateous and flourish. This situation is very painful. Talking about its symptoms, it takes time to get you a period of time, and it is a painful pain when you have a physical relationship. black vaginal discharge may usually around the time of your regular menstrual period. it may be a shade of brown to dark brown or black color.


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Atmetochilus atriceps est une espèce d'araignées mygalomorphes de la famille des Bemmeridae.

Distribution
Cette espèce est endémique de la région de Tanintharyi en Birmanie.

Description
La femelle holotype mesure .

Publication originale
 Pocock, 1900 : The fauna of British India, including Ceylon and Burma. Arachnida. London,  (texte intégral).

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Bemmeridae
Espèce d'araignées (nom scientifique)
Faune endémique de Birmanie


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Vijay Advani
Chief Executive Officer, Nuveen
Vijay Advani is Chief Executive Officer of Nuveen, the investment management arm of TIAA.
He is responsible for Nuveen's strategy, distribution and operations, as well as the investment affiliates that comprise Nuveen's multi-boutique structure. Before joining the firm in 2017, Vijay was Co-President of Franklin Templeton Investments, where in a career of more than 20 years he was responsible for long-term strategic initiatives and the firm's investment management, trading and global retail and institutional channels. Prior to joining Franklin Templeton, Vijay spent 11 years at the World Bank advising governments on developing their financial markets and arranging equity, quasi-equity and debt financing. He worked in several emerging economies in the former Soviet Union, Asia, Middle East and Africa.
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Startup Grind hosts Violeta Bulc, fmr Deputy Prime Minister of Slovenia & EU Transport Commissioner
Sun, Jul 5, 2020, 2:00 PM (CEST)
July is bringing incredible speakers in the centre of our discussions once again! This time we are hosting a virtual SG Fireside Chat with Violeta Bulc, former Deputy Prime Minister of Slovenia & EU Transport Commissioner, an event co-organized in partnership with SG Rajkot (India). The topic of this session, moderated by Jatin Kataria, founder & CEO of We Group - Volcano of GloCal Solutions, will be on "Circular economy & role of entrepreneurs".
About the speaker:
Violeta Bulc is an open-minded former European Union's Commissioner and Deputy Prime Minister of Slovenia, devoted to solving problems in a collaborative and innovative way. The essence of her work is directed at improving the quality of life for people in the European Union.
Violeta in 6 bulletproofs:
Former Deputy PM of Slovenia
Former European Commissioner for @Transport_EU
About the topic:
We will discuss the following areas of interest:
Circular economy & circular eco-civilization: an introduction
How can the circular economy be beneficial to businesses & better tomorrow?
How is the thought process being built? The way ahead to build circular business models
What is the role of entrepreneurs & how to utilize this system?
How future looks like with circular economy from a business perspective and what is going on right now?
About the Croatia-India partnership:
This event has given the 'green light' to a series of partnership events and innovative initiatives between these two countries. The Startup Grind chapters of Rijeka and Rajkot are committed to sharing incredible stories together, thus creating global awareness on topics that matter.
To make this event even more interesting for You, we've prepared a Virtual Networking session, the link for which will be shared during the session itself.
Want to know how businesses will look like in next decade & beyond? Hear it directly from someone who can "see" the future and create it along the way. RSVP to get access to the event with Violeta Bulc now!
Violeta Bulc
fmr Deputy PM of Slovenia & EU Transport Commissioner
Violeta Bulc:
+ Former Deputy PM of #Slovenia
+ Former European Commissioner for @Transport_EU
+ Entrepreneur
+ Innovator
+ Engineer
+ Free spirit
Violeta Bulc is an open-minded former European Commissioner, devoted to solving problems in a collaborative and innovative way. The essence of her work is directed at improving the quality of life for…
Violeta Bulc is an open-minded former European Commissioner, devoted to solving problems in a collaborative and innovative way. The essence of her work is directed at improving the quality of life for people in the European Union.
From her previous work experience and her current role, she knows how to create networks and develop strategies that address societal demands for greater connectivity, mobility and global awareness.
As European Commissioner for Transport, her policy goals aim to make mobility solutions environmentally friendly, competitive and inclusive, to create jobs, growth and maintain social fairness.
Jatin Kataria
WE Group - Volcano of GloCal Solutions
1) Education - BEngg (Mechanical) + MBA (Focused on Oil & Gas) + 26 certifications
2) Innovation Ecosystem - more than a "decade" into the glocal innovation ecosystem
3) Entrepreneur - Serial & GloCal Entrepreneur: 9 bootstrapped ventures, on board with 10+ ventures
4) Early Adopter - 1st paid customer of 91 ventures
5) Process Inventor - Core Specialty
6) Reinvention Expert - Certified specialist & practitioner
7) Strategist - GloCally known as Strategist
8) Thinker - System & Design Thinker
9) Trainer - 300,000+ globally
10) Speaker - Local, National & Global platforms, 100+ times
11) Connector - Network in 100+ countries, worked with 33+ countries
12) Mentor - startups, coworking space(s), Incubation center(s)
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14) Global Facilitator - Techstars Startup Weekend, Pvt organisations
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17) Writer - Published many articles & writing 3 books
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19) Management Consultant - Strategic, Process, Business Development, Re-Invention Consulting + Open, Enterprise & Corporate Innovation
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21) TED platform licensee - TEDxKotechaChowk, KIDS TEDed, TED Circles
22) Awards - received 10+ awards globally
23) UN Awardee - Multiple times
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Sunday, Jul 5
Gabriella Marcelja
Rijeka Director
SG Rijeka
Tina Mlinarić
RIJEKA 2020
By becoming the European Capital of Culture, Rijeka - the largest Croatian port - has been inscribed on the list of about 60 European cities that have held the title so far, such as Marseille, Linz, Essen, Graz, Dublin, Liverpool, Athens, Rotterdam, Genoa and many others. Rijeka is also the first Croatian city to hold this title during, among other things, the first Croatian Presidency of the European Union's Council.
RiHub
RiHub is a place for contact, exchange and joint action. This co-working space, administrated by Rijeka2020, serves as a stage where the city presents successful civil initiatives from across Europe and the world in order to inspire the people of Rijeka to action. The goal is to test existing ideas and to encourage people to submit new ideas.
University of Rijeka - Technical Faculty
Established in 1960, the Faculty of Engineering encompasses 11 departments. Even if the tradition of Higher Education in Rijeka dates back as far as 1627, initial foundations of the Faculty were laid on achievements like torpedo manufacturing in Rijeka (1866), the 1st world photography of rifle bullets at supersonic speed, the first scientific achievements of seismologist and meteorologist Mohorovičić, and the development of naval architecture, mechanical industry and power industry.
STEP RI - Science & Technology Park
The Step Ri Science and Technology Park of the University of Rijeka was established in 2008 by the University of Rijeka in order to become the premier science and technology hub, facilitating the commercialisation of Research and Development and to foster cooperation between the scientific community and industry.
FER (Faculty of Electrical and Engineering and Computing of the University of Zagreb) is the leading national and regional research and higher education institution closely linked to the business sector in Croatia.
SPOCK is the student startup incubator at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing of the University of Zagreb. SPOCK helps young entrepreneurs to develop their projects and turn them into serious startups. Students and those who graduated from the University within the last two years have the opportunity to participate in the programme which provides support, leadership, knowledge acquisition and development of skills which are necessary for every early-stage startup.
SIRIUS GLOBAL - Academic Diplomacy 4.0
SIRIUS GLOBAL - Academic Diplomacy 4.0, leading INGO based in Rome (Italy) operating in the sector of education, culture, science and innovation. Working to accelerate the implementation of the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development.
Startup Incubator Rijeka
Startup incubator Rijeka, under the management of the City of Rijeka, is intended for people who want to develop their entrepreneurial idea independently or within a team. Up to this date, a total of 149 teams, or 383 users, have used incubator services, 256 training sessions and as many as 658 individual consultations have been held. The programme of the Incubator is free for all participants.
Astronomical Centre Rijeka
The 1st and only Astronomical Centre in Croatia which includes both, the observatory and the planetarium, the ACR has a digital planetarium - the only one of its kind, not only in Croatia, but also in the region! Winner of many awards for its public service development, innovative business tourism and educational ecology projects, the ACR is a member of the IPS (International Planetarium Society). Located on the Sv. Križ Hill in the oldest archaeological site protected as cultural heritage.
PARTERI is a business club in Rijeka aimed at sponsoring programs in the context of Rijeka2020. The long-term goal is to encourage philanthropic investment in cultural projects and become a platform for developing a mutually beneficial partnership between the business and the cultural sector.
SOLEN Travel
SOLEN TRAVEL is among the leading tour operators in Croatia and DMC for Europe. Originally from Rijeka, SOLEN is well-known in the region as well as Russia, Ukraine, Hungary, Norway and Sweden. It has recorded successful cooperation with Belgium, France, Italy, America and Israel. SOLEN will help our business & startup delegations travel to SG Global and Regional Conferences!
Klub Mladih Rijeka
The Rijeka Youth Club aims to actively create cultural, educational and entertaining programs for young people and to activate young people to become creators and activate themselves in their local area.
De La Marc Brand
De La Marc Brand is a handmade jewellery brand made in Croatia with natural pearls and materials. The brand committed to gifting with some of its creations the most active attendees on each of SG Rijeka's event.
Blockchain Week Rome
Blockchain Week Rome is the biggest Italian event dedicated to the blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies held annually in Rome. Startup Grind Rijeka has partnered with the Blockchain Week Rome to have a special promo code for our subscribers!
BP Legal Studio
The joint law firm by Vojko Braut and Petar Petrinić, based in Rijeka, provides legal services in the areas of civil and administrative law focused on counselling companies and legal entities of public law. The primary practice areas include (1) damages actions, (2) insurance claims and enforcement procedures, (3) regulation and performance of obligations under the contract, (4) property law and land registry law, (5) commercial and corporate law, (6) labour law and (7) criminal law.


Wow it's been quiet here on the blog. I haven't checked in for a while and obviously not many others have either.
I've been busy, and seriously working on improving my use of time; making the most of those odd and unplanned bits of free time with the kids (impromptu walks, games of musical statues etc.), and generally keeping on top of the family calendar and random things that need dealing with and the miscellaneous piles of paper that make their way into the house every single week.
And the past few weeks working on the Frankly bookazine, which I think is shaping up to be even better than last year's successful launch issue.
I hesitate to write here if I don't have something in particular to write about, or big things to write about that I can't do justice in a few free moments. And the longer I leave it the more resistance there is to writing a post about nothing. But I realised tonight, that in the end do you know where that leads? Nothing. Existential emptiness. A functionally nihilistic blog. And as soon as I thought of it like that I couldn't leave it updated!
At least my miniscule spot of a spot of an atom on the internet can host a little warm and chatty and gentle update on nothing rather than really nothing just because I'm busy. Dear God, let's opt, always, for too much fullness, too much life, too much stuff going on, so long as it's purposeful stuff!
I do have things (big things!) to write about and radio spots to record and columns I want to write, and book week parade costumes to arrange – and various appointments to keep. But there's always time to drop everything for a cuddle or a game of musical statues – or a jog around the block with my 12-year-old which nearly killed me this week.
One thing I've successfully outsourced this week is cooking dinners – my husband and kids have been busy in the kitchen. Tonight's dinner was garlicky pasta and prawns (a current favourite) and tomorrow we have homemade biscuits (definitely biscuits these, not cookies!) for morning tea. All made while I was napping no less!
* With a salute to the ultimate something 'about nothing'. Not an original idea, I'm sure.
Also, I'm looking forward to the new edition of Frankly.
I enjoyed the first edition.
Not least because it tackled some very diificult issues such as abortion, annulment and infertility.
Issues that are very much part of our lives but formidable at the same time.


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Home Locations Annapolis 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood' at Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre
'The Mystery of Edwin Drood' at Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre
Lauren Honeycutt
When many people think of Charles Dickens, they think of the assigned readings from their high school English classes. If Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre presented all of Dickens' works in the same way as this season's production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood, then I'm sure that students would be more than willing to get started on their book reports!
Chairman William (Erik W. Alexis) and the company of 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood.' Photo by Alison Harbaugh of Freckle Photography.
The Mystery of Edwin Drood was Charles Dickens' final work. While Dickens is known for iconic literary works such as Great Expectations, Oliver and A Christmas Carol, he did something quite different while working on this final novel. In the words of the character of the Chairman, Dickens committed "the most ungenerous deed of his noble career…he died." Because of this, no one knows how The Mystery of Edwin Drood was meant to end, giving playwright and composer and lyricist Rupert Holmes a spectacular idea—leave it up to the audience!
In true Shakespearean "play-within-a-play" style, the cast of the fictional British playhouse, the Music Hall Royale, performs The Mystery of Edwin Drood. They tell the story of the title character's impending arranged marriage to Rosa Bud, although neither of them seemed thrilled to be walking down the aisle. Drood's uncle John Jasper is even more infuriated by the marriage, as he is infatuated with Ms. Bud. While Jasper wants his nephew out of the picture, Drood makes another enemy after insulting Neville Landless, an orphan who arrives in town with his sister Helena from some undisclosed Middle Eastern location.
Maribeth Vogel (Princess Puffer) and Emily Lentz (Detective Dick Datchery). Photo by Alicia Harbaugh of Freckle Photography.
On a dark and stormy Christmas night, Edwin Drood walks down to the river with Neville Landless and subsequently goes missing. Detective Dick Datchery and the mistress of the underground opium world Princess Puffer start investigating his disappearance…and that's it! That's all we know! At this point, the cast enlists the audience to vote for the ending of the play, and while I will not give away the ending of my night's performance, I will say that the ending left my fellow audience members both laughing and applauding enthusiastically!
Director Andy Scott could not have chosen a more supremely talented cast for this production. Emily Lentz, who I saw last as an impeccable Esther Smith in Meet Me in St. Louis, is a chipper and impish Edwin Drood with a strong melodic voice.
Erik W. Alexis' Chairman is incredibly enthusiastic as the ringleader of this cast.
David Merrill is superb as the dramatic and lustful John Jasper, whose booming voice rocks the house during songs such as "Two Kinsman" and the reprise of "Moonfall."
David Merrill (John Jasper). Photo by by Alicia Harbaugh of Freckle Photography.
Porcelain-faced Paige Miller is the perfect choice for Rosa Bud, and her beautiful soprano voice trills during "Moonfall" and "Perfect Strangers."
Maribeth Vogel has an amazing stage presence as the comedic Cockney Princess Puffer and is engaging to a point where the entire audience sang along to "The Wages of Sin" at her request.
The boisterous belter Casey Lynne Garner is so entertaining as Helena Landless, whose wide-eyed stunned faces made me laugh every time, and her onstage brother, DJ Wojciehowski, is a formidable enemy for Lentz's Drood. Even the characters who do not have as much time onstage shine with every moment in the spotlight—a brilliant cast indeed!
As this was my first time seeing a musical in an outdoor theatre, I was highly impressed by Lighting Designer Drew Fox's ability to create lively daylight on a dark summer night, and I especially liked his work with shadows and silhouettes during such numbers as "Jasper's Ballet."
Music Director Ken Kimble lead a wonderful group of talented musicians who never once overpowered the actors' voices. Costumer Jackie Colestock provided attire that perfectly fitted both the time period and the personality of each character. Finally, Elysia Greene Merrill's spirited choreography had the audience cheering, and everyone loves a finely executed kickline!
The writing is on the wall! Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre's joyous production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood is a whodunit musical hit!
The Mystery of Edwin Drood plays through June 20, 2015 at Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre – 143 Compromise Street, in Annapolis, MD. For tickets, call the box office at (410) 268-9212 or purchase them online.
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Lauren Honeycutt has been involved in theatre since she played a Townsperson in her 4th grade production of 'Steamboatin'. Since then, she performed in community theatre productions of 'Once Upon a Mattress,' 'The Wiz,' and played the role of Penelope Ann in 'Bye Bye Birdie.' Lauren taught English and Drama for 8 years, directing the school plays, and she was a choreographer and assistant director at Drama Learning Center. Currently, Lauren works for an educational publisher and enjoys her happy farm life in Harford County.


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Q: Android: Market-like swypable or scollable tabs I always wanted to implement "swypable" tabs in my application, like the ones in the Market app by Google.
I found many libraries and this article by android-developers.
But after reading this-brand-new-page by Google (yesterday) my question is... is there a better way (maybe a new implementation in the newest API) to implement this layout? (they call this "Scrollable tabs")

A: As far as I know, there is still no way in the API to implement tabs similar to those on the Market. I've been longing for an API solution, too, especially since the new design docs promote the use of the pattern.
In the meantime, try using ViewPagerIndicator. It's made by the same developer of ActionBarSherlock, and is about as easy to use.

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By Eric Matheny
A Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge denied a pre-trial motion raising Florida's Stand Your Ground law as an immunity to a murder prosecution.
The judge ruled that a man did not act in self-defense when he shot and killed two men outside of a Miami-Dade restaurant in 2008. The two men were unarmed.
The basis for the motion was that the accused was involved in a verbal argument with a group of men. When the accused believed that one of the men in that group was going for a weapon, he fired at two of the men, killing both.
The accused had a valid concealed weapons permit.
At the hearing, the accused testified that he saw one of the men reaching under his shirt and believed the man was going for a gun.
Even though the judge denied the motion, the accused will still raise self-defense at trial. The accused faces two counts of second-degree murder.
Eric Matheny is a criminal defense attorney serving Miami-Dade and Broward.


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Thanks to one of JunkWaxGems' contributors, we finally get to shine a spotlight on one of the most elusive Pro Set error cards not mentioning drug abuse or depicting adult content.
The 1990-91 Pro Set NHL release is full of errors, many more than the outstanding amount listed in the price guides. One card has been floating around on want-lists for the last eight or so years, yet still remains uncataloged in the big guides is card number 246 depicting then Quebec Nordiques center Paul Gillis.
Sharp-eyed collectors will notice that the error version lists Gillis' jersey number as 37, as he clearly wears 23. But another, more interesting change shows Gillis' nose bleeding on the error version while the stream of blood has been airbrushed away on the correction.
This card is truly under-the-radar for most variation and Pro Set collectors but once it gets the proper exposure and eventual recognition in the guides, I can see this extremely scarce "bloody nose" variety reach levels similar to the Fred Marion "Belt" error and potentially to the Manley "Substance Abuse" error. Until proven otherwise, this is a truly rare Pro Set issue and most-certainly the rarest of it's hockey issues.
They also airbrushed away some blood on the number 23 on his right shoulder. Looks like Gillis had himself a bit of a scrap!
Keeping my fingers crossed, but I may have tracked down the BORQU and a Gillis. I will keep you posted.
I have two of the Gillis Error cards. Do you know anybody interested?
I have six of the Gillis already. For the right price I would be interested in picking up a couple more.
The Fred Marion "belt" error of the 1990-91 Hockey set! These were once mythical in their scarcity but have certainly become very abundant over the last few years. Sounds like a nice hoard you've got there!
Of the ones that I have I opened four of them out of packs. One of them that I have was the first PSA 10 that was sold on eBay. Somebody got it and traded it to me for some autographs that I had. Anyway, I'm always looking for some extras Of the Gillis. I opened up 26 cases to get my first one. No not boxes I opened 26 cases. I have all of the real error and variations with the exception of the hologram error. I need the Shawn Burr for another Master set.
That's an incredible feat! I have opened around 25-30% of what you have and did not catch a Gillis error. I did however, find one copy of the Burr error. Would you agree that the Chelios, Nilan, Housley, Hawerchuck, Savard and McCrimmon "no trade stripe" versions do not actually exist?
I went so far as to make notes on every pack out of every box from every case that I opened up. Like where I got the case from, Which packs they were, which box design it had the numbers on the outside of the case that kind of thing. I figured that the window is so small for the Gillis to be made there had to be a method to the madness on where to get them out of a case. As for the validity of the others, I would say probably not. I have about two or three hundred of each of those and none of them are the mythical cards that some people are looking for. Anyone that has any gillis that they are looking to sell, I am definitely interested in it.
The whole photo is shifted. Look at the lady in the white jacket, on the right side of the "bloody nose" error card. You cannot see her red shirt.
The photo isn't shifted, the corrected example is severely miscut from left-to-right.


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Q: Routing with form_tag Now I am trying to set a form on the page of index.html.erb(members). I want the form to show the result of searching and want it not to move to other pages. I want to show the result on index.html.erb(members) itself.
But the code below makes the application move to show.html(members) after pushing the search button. I have no idea why this happens. Could you give me some advice?
Now I am trying to set search window based on my textbook. But I failed with the error message below. I don't understand the cause although this is just a syntax error. Could you give me some advice?
☆index.html.erb(members controller)

Listing users

※登録されているメンバーのリストです。

<%= form_tag :action => 'index' do %>

  <%= label_tag 'place', '活動場所:' %>

  <%= text_field_tag 'place' %>

 <%= submit_tag '検索' %>
<% end %>

<%= @places_field %>

☆members controller
def index
    if !checklogin? then return end #
      @members = Member.all
      @places_field = Member.where("place = ?", params[:place])

     respond_to do |format|
       format.html # index.html.erb
       format.json
     end
  end

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MiniSNS::Application.routes.draw do

  resources :group_message_comments

  resources :group_messages do
    resources :group_message_comments
  end

  root :to => 'members#login'
  match '/groups/join'
  resources :group_messages

  resources :groups do
  resources :group_messages
  end

  match '/members/new'

  resources :index
  resources :groups
  post 'groups/:id' => 'group#show'
  post '/groups/new'
  post '/index/index'

  match '/members/login'
  match '/members/logout'
  match '/members/friend'
  match '/members/show'
  post '/messages/comment'

  resources :comments
  resources :messages
  resources :friends
  resources :members

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  match "/auth/:provider/callback" => "sessions#callback"
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A: First, you have to adding remote => true on your submit_tag like:
<%= submit_tag '検索', :remote => true %>

Then on your controller, adding return to js with:
respond_to do |format|
  format.html # index.html.erb
  format.json
  format.js
end

Create new view called index.js.erb and fill that file with Javascript code to update your place field, the simplest way is like:
On index.html.erb make sure you have this kind of code:

<%= render 'place_field' %>

Of course you should have a partial called _place_field.html.erb for example:

    Foo
    Bar

<% @place_fields.each do |place_field| %>

    <%= place_field.foo %>
    <%= place_field.bar %>

<% end %>

then on your index.js.erb:
$("#place_field_section").html("<%= escape_javascript(render('place_field')) %>");

Is this what you intent to? Please correct me if I'm wrong.


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Rule 37(e): The Road to Clarity for ESI Preservation
Since the onset of E-discovery, electronically stored information (ESI) data preservation has proven itself to be one of the most problematic concerns in today's legal market. Is it okay to delete those client emails from 2004? How many text messages need to be saved in order to avoid sanctions in this case? The fluctuating court opinions that used to define what sanctionable destruction of ESI consisted of under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(e) were causing litigants to spend unreasonable amounts of time and money in order to cover their bases and avoid legal sanctions. Recent updates to Rule 37(e) have attempted to clarify when the court is permitted to issue sanctions and what those sanctions will be depending on the severity of the ESI preservation spoliation.
The Origins of Rule 37(e)
Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(e) was originally adopted in 2006 when E-discovery took off. The statute used to read:
Failure to Provide Electronically Stored Information. Absent exceptional circumstances, a court may not impose sanctions under these rules on a party for failing to provide electronically stored information lost as a result of the routine, good-faith operation of an electronic information system.
Although its drafters intended to protect parties who preserved ESI in good faith, the lack of guidance on how or when courts should impose sanctions caused severe inconsistencies among the courts and panic among litigators trying to follow protocol.
On December 1, 2015, Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(e) was updated in order to restructure a litigant's preservation duty based on the court's determination of reasonableness and good faith. It has come to be known as a "safe harbor" rule, taking into consideration the need for structured protection for litigants who present a good faith ESI operation despite the constantly expanding volume of E-Discovery documentation and information. After one year of grappling with this new federal preservation standard, courts have turned out several opinions that address what intending to deprive a party of relevant data actually means and how to take reasonable steps to decipher where a proper preservation line can be drawn in order to avoid sanctions.
Under Rule 37(e), a court is permitted to issue sanctions upon a litigant for failure to preserve ESI if that information (1) should have been preserved in the anticipation or the conduct of litigation, (2) if it is lost, (3) if that loss is due to a failure of the party to take reasonable steps to preserve it, and (4) if it cannot subsequently be replaced or restored through additional discovery measures. Marshall v. DentFirst, P.C., 313 F.R.D. 691, 695 (N.D. Ga. 2016); see also Broughel et al., The New Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(e): What Have The First Three Months Revealed? Paul Hastings (2016).
After the court determines that the four conditions are met, it must determine whether or not the failure to preserve the information prejudiced the non-offending party. Id. If so, it may only order measures necessary to cure the prejudice. Id. However, if the court finds that the offending party acted with the intent to deprive the non-offending party of the information's use in the litigation, it may subsequently (1) presume that the information lost was unfavorable to the offending party, (2) instruct the jury that it may or must presume that the lost information was unfavorable to the offending party, (3) dismiss the action, or (4) enter a default judgment. Id.
This newly structured rule directs courts to take a step-by-step approach to determining whether or not sanctions apply and, if they do, how to apply them in a way that promotes justice.
Recent Interpretations of Rule 37(e)
In January 2016, the District Court for the Southern District of New York was one of the first to delve into the logistics of new Rule 37(e) when it decided the outcome of Cat3, LLC v. Black Lineage, Inc., 164 F.Supp.3d 488, 488 (S.D.N.Y. 2016) ("Cat3"). In this case, defendants claimed that plaintiffs purposefully altered certain emails relevant to the claims in the case prior to producing those emails to opposing counsel during discovery. Id. at 491. The court concluded that each threshold requirement of Rule 37(e) was met, that the plaintiffs acted with intentions to deprive the other party of the information's use in the litigation, and that a proper sanction should be imposed. Id.
The Cat3 court interpreted Rule 37(e) to give courts discretion to issue sanctions that "fit the wrong," and that each sanction should be designed to: "(1) deter parties from engaging in spoliation; (2) place the risk of an erroneous judgment on the party who wrongfully created the risk; and (3) restore the prejudiced party to the same position he would have been in absent the wrongful destruction of evidence by the opposing party." Id. at 502. For the above reasons, the court precluded plaintiffs from relying on their versions of the emails at issue in their case in order to protect defendants against legal prejudice that arose from the plaintiff's conduct. Additionally, the plaintiffs were required to bear all costs incurred by the defendants in establishing the plaintiffs' misconduct, including attorney fees. Id.
In March 2016, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia addressed the new rule's requirement that the plaintiff prove prejudice beyond a mere showing of an offending party's duty and failure to preserve ESI. Marshall, 313 F.R.D. at 694. In this case, the plaintiff sought sanctions against the defendant, her previous employer, based on the defendant's alleged failure to preserve emails and web browsing history after she was fired. Id. The court concluded that even though the defendant should have reasonably anticipated litigation regarding plaintiff's termination after being notified of plaintiff's EEOC charge and therefore had a duty to preserve the relating ESI, the plaintiff failed to show that the evidence in question was crucial to her case or that the defendant acted with the bad faith intention of depriving the plaintiff of the information in this litigation. Id. at 697.
The Marshall court provided the "safe harbor" relief that the new Rule 37(e) drafters intended when it denied the plaintiff's motion to dismiss and refused to impose sanctions for spoliation of evidence. Although the court did not deny an affirmative duty to preserve ESI once the defendants could have reasonably anticipated litigation, it held that Rule 37(e)(2) requires a showing of bad faith intentions by the non-offending party before the court may presume that the lost information was unfavorable to the offending party.
In June 2016, the court in Learning Care Group Inc. v. Armetta provided helpful precedent to dictate what happens when the non-offending party only satisfies certain elements of Rule 37(e)'s new requirements. Learning Care Grp., Inc. v. Armetta, 315 F.R.D. 433, 434 (D. Conn. 2016). Here, the defendants destroyed a laptop with evidence pertaining to the plaintiff's case during the normal course of business and prior to any notice of pending litigation. Id. However, the plaintiffs proved that the emails on the laptop were relevant to their case and were destroyed in a negligent way. Id. at 436.
In an attempt to issue sanctions appropriately and fairly, the court concluded that the behavior in this case fell short of what is required by Rule37(e) for an entry of default, but it was evident that some sanction was appropriate. Id. at 441. To address the identified negligence, the court awarded reasonable costs and attorneys' fees incurred as a result of the spoliation. Id.
Most recently, the court held in 2017 that when it exercised its inherent authority to sanction bad-faith conduct during discovery by ordering the litigant to pay opposing counsel's legal fees, that award was limited to the fees that innocent party incurred solely because of that misconduct. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. v. Haeger, 137 S. Ct. 1178, 1181 (2017). The Supreme Court reversed the appellate court's decision requiring the defendant to pay the entire sum the plaintiffs spent on legal fees and costs since the start of litigation ($2.7 million) and instead sent it back to the district court to determine the proper damages that resulted directly from the discovery violation. Id.
What's to Come?
Although Rule 37(e) is still new to litigators and courts, the handful of published opinions that have interpreted its ramifications show the direct and abrupt impact it is having on E-Discovery practices in today's legal market. The abovementioned cases prove that courts are delving into each individual requirement of the new rule, including the loss of information, the duty to preserve it, the prejudice it presents to the non-offending party, the reasoning behind the loss of information, and the intent of the offending party in discovery spoliation. This step-by-step process has created a more structured approach to imposing and predicting sanctions, while allowing litigators to better allocate their time and resources to comply with the new rule.
The remainder of 2017 will likely continue to reveal cases that hone in on the subsections of 37(e) as they apply to intent and purpose. These court holdings have begun and will continue to prove that, even though ESI mistakes will sometimes occur, good faith in the practice of ESI preservation will bode well for attorneys and their clients in the course of litigation.


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Troubled lives of two gifted women writers
By Merle Rubin
Dorothy Parker, by Marion Meade. New York: Villard Books. 459 pp. Illustrated. $22.50. Katherine Mansfield: A Secret Life, by Claire Tomalin. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 292 pp. Illustrated. $22.95.
An accident of publication dates has connected two women writers, both famous in the 1920s, both highly esteemed as practitioners of their craft, both personally unhappy and self-destructive. Each came from a provincial background to a great metropolis - one from New Zealand to the London of Bloomsbury and D.H. Lawrence, the other from the wilds of New Jersey to the Manhattan of the Algonquin Round Table. Both drifted from affair to affair, from marriage to marriage, all of this taking a terrible toll in terms of health, spirit, and self-esteem.
Apart from the almost simultaneous appearance of these two biographies, one would not normally think of Katherine Mansfield and Dorothy Parker in tandem. Although they were born within five years of each other, Mansfield died young - in 1923 at the age of 34, while Parker lived on until 1967. Yet there is an underlying similarity beneath their obvious differences: Mansfield's elegiac tone has more than a touch of asperity, while Parker's legendary wit has melancholy undertones.
Both writers are fortunate this time in their biographers, each of these books easily outstripping the previous biographies of their subjects. Claire Tomalin and Marion Meade have written very different sorts of books, the Mansfield life being brisker, slangier, and more impressionistic than the more thorough and detail-laden life of Parker. Yet both biographers share a judiciousness, a scrupulousness, and a talent for hitting the right note in profiling these two difficult, perplexing women. They are aware of the less attractive traits of their subjects - Mansfield's chronic lying, Parker's conspicuous lack of charity toward many people, for instance - yet they neither overplay nor underplay the importance of these qualities. And they never forget the considerable artistic talent that is the central feature of each of these unhappy lives.
Spouses fare very differently in these biographies. Meade's treatment of Parker's husband, screenwriter and actor Alan Campbell, is a model of fairness that seeks to rescue his reputation from the trashing it has taken at the hands of such writers as Lillian Hellman. Meade shows Campbell to have played an important part in Parker's professional life, particularly during the years they worked together in Hollywood.
Tomalin, on the other hand, seems to have taken over Virginia Woolf's dislike for Mansfield's husband, John Middleton Murry, and, in what seems an excess of feminist zeal, not only portrays him as an unsatisfactory spouse, but also cavils at the lengths to which he went to secure his wife's literary reputation.
Both biographies enhance our appreciation of their subjects' literary accomplishments. One may have admired the sardonic wit of Parker's poems and the profound insights of her few but masterly short stories without knowing anything about her life, but one may well find the works less astringent and more genuinely affecting when one sees the misery out of which they arose. Similarly, one admires the artistry of Mansfield's sensitive, supremely evocative short stories all the more when one learns of the personal chaos and suffering amid which their flowerlike perfection was created.
These two biographies arouse a great sense of pity at the waste, as Mansfield wounded herself through a series of entangling personal alliances before her early death from tuberculosis, complicated by venereal disease, and as Parker drank and slept her way through a myriad of binges. But there is the saving grace of what they still managed to achieve amid so much desolation. These fine biographies should encourage many readers to rediscover the literature that these two women, gifted, troubled, troublesome, restlessly straining to be ``modern,'' left behind them.
Merle Rubin reviews books regularly for the Monitor.
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Q: How to retrieve data from Access Database, when user are login to the program? to all my senior. I'm doing an assignment about Music Sales System.
When the system begin will start a form "Login.vb", it allow the user to login with Staff ID and Password. After that, if login successful it will show the name of the staff in a textbox.
Could any senior help me or teach me how to retrieve the name when the staff login to the system?
Furthermore, I also like to retrieve picture from Access Database, hope can get some help from here.
I'm using Jet.Oledb.4.0.
Thank You.
Below is my Login.vb code
Private Sub btnLogin_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnLogin.Click
    Dim Connection As New Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=Music_Sales_Database.mdb;")
    Dim Command As New Data.OleDb.OleDbCommand("SELECT [Staff_ID] FROM [Staff] WHERE [Staff_IDField] = Staff_ID AND [PasswordField] = Password", Connection)

    Dim StaffIDParam As New Data.OleDb.OleDbParameter("Staff_ID", Me.txtStaff_ID.Text)
    Dim PasswordParam As New Data.OleDb.OleDbParameter("Password", Me.txtPassword.Text)

    Command.Parameters.Add(StaffIDParam)
    Command.Parameters.Add(PasswordParam)

    Command.Connection.Open()

    Dim Reader As Data.OleDb.OleDbDataReader = Command.ExecuteReader()

    If txtStaff_ID.Text = "" Then
        MessageBox.Show("Staff ID and Password cannot be empty, please try again.", "Login Failed", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk)
    ElseIf txtPassword.Text = "" Then
        MessageBox.Show("Staff ID and Password cannot be empty, please try again.", "Login Failed", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk)
    ElseIf Reader.HasRows Then
        MessageBox.Show("You are authenticated.", "Login Successful", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk)
        MyPlayer.SoundLocation = path & LogOnSound
        MyPlayer.Play()
        txtPassword.Text = ""
        Me.Hide()
        Main_System.Show()

    Else
        MessageBox.Show("Invalid Staff ID or Password, please try again.", "Login Failed", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error)
        txtPassword.Text = ""
        txtPassword.Focus()
    End If

    Command.Connection.Close()
End Sub

******BELOW is the program that Im coding, but still coding.......coz Im still new in VB.....hope can get some help
Dim Connection As New OleDb.OleDbConnection
Dim Command As OleDb.OleDbCommand
Dim Reader As OleDb.OleDbDataReader
Dim DBPath As String = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=Music_Sales_Database.mdb;"
Dim Image() As Byte

Private Sub RetrieveStaffInformation()
Connection.ConnectionString = DBPath
Connection.Open()

Command = Connection.CreateCommand
Command.CommandText = "SELECT        Staff.* FROM            Staff"

Reader = Command.ExecuteReader

Image = CType(Reader(0), Byte())
Dim MS As New System.IO.MemoryStream(Image)
Dim bmImage As New Bitmap(MS)

picStaff.Image = bmImage
picStaff.Refresh()
End Sub

A: I give you code for sql.change it to access
    Dim com As SqlCommand
    com = New SqlCommand("select uname,pwd from logg where uname='" & TextBox1.Text & "' and pwd='" & TextBox2.Text & "'", conn)
    Dim da As New SqlDataAdapter(com)
    Dim ds As New Data.DataSet
    da.Fill(ds)
    If ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count = 1 Then
        MsgBox("Successfully logged in")
        Label1.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(0)("uname")
    End If


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Q: How to convert binary string value from error log? I'm trying to investigate an issue with a query I'm currently debugging.
The error I get from my client code is the following:
Duplicate entry '\x9F\x98\x9Ern\x06\x8BN\x97\x8D\xB5A\xB5e\x12\xC9-\x9C\xE1\x1Ai\' for key 'PRIMARY'.

How do I convert this binary string value to its original value so I can find out which part of my SQL query it belongs to? My goal would be to take this string and be able to convert it back to its binary(16) equivalent.
I found this MySQL documentation that explains briefly how the conversion works, but I'm not sure how to proceed in SQL.

A: That error indicates that you are inserting a value in a column that is expected to be unique. The error translates any values in the range 0x20 to 0x7E into their easier-to-read form, and uses an \x prefix for others. So the value you are inserting probably looks like this:
0x9F989E726E068B4E978DB541B56512C92D9CE11A695C

(I got that by keeping any pair of values appearing immediately after an \x, and converting any other values (r, n, N, A, e, -, i, and \) to their ASCII hex values. I assume the \ is a literal, but I would have expected it to be escaped.)


In a dangerous move for public safety, motor carrier safety information has been removed from the FMCSA website.
Some of the most important safety information relating to motor carrier companies readily available to the general public was removed from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) website on December 4, 2015. This includes information on motor carriers' compliance, safety and accountability scores, and also applies to information provided to the public through the QCMobile app.
In a move they say is temporary, the FMCSA removed all information relating to a motor carrier's compliance and safety performance, eliminating a way to check safety records before utilizing a particular carrier.
The removal of the safety data comes on the heels of Congress' passing the Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act highway bill on December 3. The bill reforms the Compliance, Safety, Accountability program by requiring a "thorough review and reform of the current enforcement prioritization program to ensure that FMCSA's analysis is the most reliable possible for the public and for enforcement purposes." Although the FMCSA is not prohibited from displaying the data, they have removed it with no word as to when it will return.
This removal of important safety information could prove dangerous for those who are no longer able to check on safety information. This removal of information may be viewed as a victory for the trucking industry, which has lobbied for a removal from public view the Compliance, Safety, Accountability system's Safety Measurement System. The bill requires that the FMCSA identify faults with the program and develop and implement a plan to fix those problems before the system can go back up.
We encourage the FMCSA to get that information back up and available to the public as quickly as possible, as public safety is our top concern and should be there's as well.
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Leaders encourage women to #BeBoldForChange
Story by JFC Naples Public Affairs Office
NAPLES, Italy – Allied Joint Force Command Naples hosted an International Women's Day event celebrating the economic, cultural and political achievements of women on Wednesday, March 8.
The event, hosted by Canadian Air Force Lieutenant-General Alain Parent, showcased the impact of women in NATO, both military and civilian. Featuring nine key speakers, U.S. Navy Admiral Michelle Howard, Commander of JFC Naples, began with the opening comments and finished with the key note speaker, Canadian Ambassador Kerry Buck, Permanent Representative North Atlantic Council.
"Women have been bold for centuries," said Admiral Howard. "But there are still opportunities where our talents can be applied. They should be applied to the benefit of our nations, our communities or the alliance without regard for our gender."
Concluding with a question and answer panel, panel members included Admiral Howard, Ambassador Buck, U.S. Army Brigadier General Patricia Anslow, Chief of Staff Kosovo Forces, Canadian Navy Commodore Marta Mulkins, Commander Naval Reserve, and U.S. Consul General Mary Ellen Countryman, U.S. Consul General Naples.
"Leading can be done from the top, [it] can be done from the side or bottom," said Ambassador Buck. "It's about seeing a gap to make whatever it is work better and then just doing the work to fill it."
To learn more about the guest speakers, clink the link to their biographies below.
Admiral Michelle Howard
Ambassador Kerry Buck
Brigadier General Patricia Anslow
Commodore Marta Mulkins
Consul General Mary Ellen Countryman
For more photos click here.
Women of JFC Naples pose for a group photo. Photo by DEU Master Sgt. Dennis Tappe.


4TH OF JULY STYLE + OAKWOOD HOMES + #WIWT LINK UP!
Hope your week is going great! I have a few things going on today, obviously 4th of July style because its time to order your cute flag items now so they will get here in time!! Most of the items I have linked are on sale, or a great price!
Last week I had the opportunity to go and walk through Oakwood Homes in Utah. Me and my husband are in the process of selling our home and looking at builders so I was so excited to take this opportunity to do some exploring!! The first neighborhood we went to is the exact neighborhood we are looking to build in too!!
These homes are gorgeous!! That would be an understatement. There is a great mix of styles in these homes including modern and a little industrial which are two of my favorites! The exteriors of the homes are stunning! I loved the first two homes the most. One had a blue outside and one was grey brick! You can see all the photos below. They were all so stunning down to every last detail of the home!
Here are a few pics from the night!! Check out Oakwood Homes Utah for more info!!
This weeks #WIWT Link Up pick is Some Velvet Morning!!
This dress screams summer and I LOVE the colors! I love how she is wearing it, mixed with flowers and the pop of color with those heels!! Absolutely stunning!!!
Thanks for stopping by, join me and Ashley from Twenties Girl Style and share you #WIWT outfits!


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Laid-Back Camp, Vol. 1
August 14, 2018 Katherine Dacey
There are two kinds of people: those who like to camp, and those who don't. I fall squarely in the second category — not because I hate the great outdoors, but because I'm fond of hot showers and comfy beds. Still, the prospect of reading a manga about camping intrigued me: is camping popular in Japan? Is the s'more a hit in Japan, too? And what about bears? Laid-Back Camp didn't answer all of my questions, but it definitely earned a spot on my pull list.
Story and Art by Afro
Translation by Amber Tamosaitis
Yen Press, 178 pp.
Rated T, for Teen
Laid-Back Camp may be the most quintessentially Japanese thing I've read this year: it features cute girls doing cute things while imparting information about camping gear. There's no real plot to speak of, just a meet-cute in the first chapter that introduces seasoned camper Rin to enthusiastic newbie Nadeshiko. Through one of those only-in-manga coincidences, Rin and Nadeshiko attend the same school, where two other girls — Aoi and Chiaki — are struggling to recruit members for their Outdoor Exploration Club. You can guess what happens next: Nadeshiko joins the club and, by dint of her Golden Retriever personality, brings the skeptical Rin into the fold.
Each chapter is built around a skill, a piece of equipment, or a location. In "Mount Fuji and Cup Ramen," for example, Rin explains how to build the perfect campfire, calling dried pine cones "nature's premier fire starter," while in "You Can Only Go Camping If You Have the Gear," the Outdoor Exploration Club pores over catalogs, debating the merits of down and synthetic sleeping bags. These passages are deftly woven into the fabric of each story, playing a natural part of the girls' conversations as they plan camping trips. Dashes of humor and breath-taking scenery add welcome nuance to the storytelling, preventing it from tipping into edu-manga dullness or yon-koma hijinks. Best of all, Rin is a genuinely interesting character, a small, self-sufficient kid who likes solo camping trips. Though volume one doesn't explain how she caught the camping bug, author Afro has done such a good job of fleshing out Rin it doesn't matter; we can see how someone so introspective and independent would welcome the opportunity to be alone in nature. Recommended, even for those who prefer the Great Indoors.
Manga, Manga Critic, Reviews Laid-Back Camp, Manga Reviews, Yen Press
Thanks for posting my reviews of volumes 11, 12, and 8-10 of YuYu Hakusho although I have to say I'm most proud of my review of volume 13. Also nice to see Yuuna and The Haunted Hot Springs volume 3 review get listed that review even got liked by Seven Seas on Twitter. I stand by my estimation that it's the best Shonen Romance in English Language Shonen Jump releases since I"s.
You're welcome, Aaron! I'll be sure to include your volume 13 review in next week's round-up.
Thanks, I like that review if only because I think I did a half-way decent job shining a light on Togashi's ability to write nuanced characterization. As well as his ability to really use visual storytelling effectively
I look forward to reading the review, Aaron!
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Dr. Brad Gorsky places custom made dental crowns in his Manhattan dentist office. Dental crowns are one of the most common procedures in modern dentistry and can be used for both cosmetic and restorative purposes.
A dental crown covers the tooth like a cap, strengthening it and helping to prevent tooth loss or extraction. A dental crown can address a variety of concerns and may be used to complete a root canal or anchor a dental appliance such as a dental bridge.
The dental crown procedure is a multi step process which is completed in our Manhattan dentist office. There is typically minimal discomfort associated with a dental crown, but Dr. Gorsky and his staff will ensure that you feel relaxed during your treatment.
Initial Visit – First, Dr. Gorsky will conduct a thorough examination of the teeth, gums, jaw joints and other support structures. Using diagnostic x-rays, molds and impressions, we look for hidden signs of decay, stress and instability. This exam will help us to design a personalized treatment plan that will restore the tooth to optimal health and function. The dentist will inform you on the various options you have for dental crowns and help you make the best choice.
Tooth Preparation – Once the treatment plan is finalized, Dr. Gorsky will prepare the teeth by removing a small amount of the natural tooth structure to accommodate the dental crown. A temporary tooth cap will be placed on the tooth while the final restoration is being fabricated at the dental laboratory.
Final Restoration – In about 2 to 3 weeks, you will return to our Manhattan dentist office for the final appointment. Dr. Gorsky will try on the dental crown and secure it for a permanent fit.
Generally, two appointments are needed for the dental crown procedure. At the first visit, Dr. Gorsky will prepare the tooth for the crown, removing decay and defective restorations. An impression is then made and sent to the lab for the fabrication of the crown. The patient will leave the office with a temporary crown securely in place. You will return approximately two weeks later for the final dental crown to be fitted and permanently secured in place.
The cost of a dental crown varies based on a number of factors such as the location, materials, and number of crowns needed. If you have dental insurance, your crown may be covered. We will submit your claim electronically at the time of your visit.
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